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No way team could be changed


MIDFIELD man ' Tony . Waddington replaces Roger. Walker in Clitheroe’s squad of-13 for the visit to Whitworth Valley on Saturday..


But player-manager


Keith Newton said: “There is no way I could change the team after the win over Wigan Rovers. “We have scored seven goals


at 3 p.m. and players are asked to meet at ShawSridge at 12-45 p.m.


in two games and are really starting to put things to­ gether.,F . The Whitworth game starts


Meanwhile Mr Newton’s first


two, signings, Philip Mooney and Archie Moro, are included in the Reserves’ squad this weekend. Chtheroe have also arranged


first leg of the first round of the George Watson Trophy. This match was previously postponed because of the


weather. 1 The return leg at .Chorley -


will be on March 8th. Other Sunday matches will


be the home fixture with Man­ chester Polytechnic: on March


15th arid the visit to Bacup the following week. All four re-arranged games


will ■ enable Clitheroe to' reduce their heavy fixture backlog


brought about by bad weather and cup commitments.


four Sunday fixtures for later this month and in March. On February 22nd, they en­ tertain Chorley Reserves in the


DARTS


COMPETITION con­ tinues to be keen at the top of the two divisions of the Ribble Valley Ladies’ Darts Association. In Division One Black Horse


A have only one point more than Joiners A, and Black Bull trail by a further three points. Commercial lead Division Two, three points ahead of Station Hotel, and Judge Walmsley B are a further two points adrift. Results — Division One:


British Legion 3, Horse Shoe 5; Black Bull 1, Black Horse A 7; Brown Cow 2, Joiners B 6; Spring Mill 3, Royal Oak 5; Bonny Inn 4, Catholic SC B 4; Joiners A 4, Pendle Witch 4. Highest score 140, S. Gore, Bonny Inn. ■ Division Two: Calderstones


Snooker knockout finale


THE team knockout com­ petition of Clitheroe and District Snooker League will reach its fifth and final week tonight. , The games are: Waddington


A v BiHington A, Billington B v Conservative A; Chatbum B v Waddington B, Rimington A v Social Club. Conservative B and the Police have byes. The normal league matches


will be resumed next week. Latest knockout results: Bil­


lington B 6, Waddington A 8; Chatburn A 8, Catholic SC A 6; Social Club 6, Chatbum B 8; Conservative B 10, Billington A 4; Catholic SC B 4, Slaidbum 10; Rimington B 2, Liberal A 12; Police 8, Rimington A 2. Details;' Billington B 368,


2, Judge Walmsley B 6; Black Horse B 6, Craven Heifer 2; Victoria 4, Station Hotel 4; Bay H o r se 4, Commercial 4; Catholic SC A 5, Central WMC 3: Judge Walmsley A 3, Low Moor Club 5. Highest score 92, N. Lofthouse, Judge Walmsley B.


One: Black Horse A 75pts, Joiners A 74, Black Bull 71, Horse Shoe 66, Catholic SC B 64, Bonny Inn 59, Brown Cow 57, Joiners B 57, Spring Mill 55, Pendle Witch 53, Royal Oak 46, British Legion 43. Division Two: Commercial


League placings — Division


78pts, Station Hotel 75, Judge Walmsley B 73, Catholic SC A 68, Central WMC 63, Black Horse B 60, Victoria 57, Low Moor Club 52, Bay Horse 51, Judge Walmsley A 51, Calder­ stones 50, Craven Heifer 42.


★


THERE is a promise of a cliff hanger finale' to Clitheroe and Whalley Clubmen’s Darts League^ ■ Social Club, lying joint


second in the table, have ev­ erything to play for. Biilington B have a bye next week and the leaders, Billington A have a bye the following week. Low Moor Club have man­


aged to leave Clitheroe CC two points behind at the foot of the table. Highest finish is J. Rimmer,


Central WMC, with 157. ’ . Results: Central WMC 2, Bil­


lington BC A6; Billington BC B 6, British Legion 2; Low Moor. Club 3, Ribblesdale Wands CC 5; Clitheroe CC 1, Social Club


7. Catholic SC bye. League placings, all. played


73, Central WMC 61, Ribbles- dale Wands CC 58, Catholic SC 48, British Legion 47, Low Moor Club 38, Clitheroe CC 36.


RUN OF VICTORIES


ENDS A RUN of 1


14 victories


came to an end for Em­ press Ladies’ squash team


at Wigan. Jean Hutchinson worked-


hard on very hot courts only to go down 3-L while Mary Nevil­ le and Val Fielding also lost by the same margin, Doth outplay­ ed . by their opponents’ accu-


racy. Coleen Kendrick played one


of the strongest players in the division and lost comprehen- three games. Yvonne No. 4, gained Em­


press’s only honours. Empress Ladies’ 2nd kept


their promotion hopes alive with a good win over Wigan 2nd.


Sharon Wiljis opened the f- , ,


score sheet by dominating her match. Marilyn Fletcher played well to earn victory in the fifth


fime by 3-2, with Jean-Ann peak losing by the same


margin. Good use of the lob and drop


shot by Sheila Willis gave her a 3-1 win and clinched the match for Empress. A decisive .game by Carrie MacDonald, whose service appeared to unsettle


her opponent, completed the four-rubbers to one victory. R e su l t s . Empress 1st:


Coleen Kendrick lost 3-0,. Val Fielding 3-1, Mary Neville 3-1. Yvonne Greenup won 3-0 and jean Hutchinson lost 3:1. Empress 2nd: Carrie Mac­


Donald won 3-0, Sheila Willis 3- 1. Jean-Ann Speak lost 3-2, Marilyn Fletcher won 3-2,


Sharon Willis 3-0.


SATURDAY’S CHOICE


Clitheroe RUFC (v Leigh-


3rd, home, meet 1-45 p.m.): D. Slinger, R. Lund, A. Gordon, S. Greatorex, G. Torbett, J. C o a te s , C. Hopwood, J. Walker, T. Lee, N. Crossley, J, Holden, N; Ridehalgh,. R. Able. A.'Phillips; M. Fox. Clitheroe RUFC 2nd XV (v


&


Greatorex jun., D. Fielding, I. Richardson, A. Corless, D. Tattersall, A. Sweeney, P. Dinsdale, iR.' Haworth, M. Duxbury,' I.v. Duxbury, -C. Roberts, J. Bolton, R. Gre- gory. Replacement: K. Tomlin-' son. Reserves: I. Fielding, M. Moore, M. Anderson.' " ■ " ‘


Leigh14th, away, meet 12-45 i.m.): A. Rudd, O. Jones, S.


16 except the two Band Club ms: Billington BC A 80pts, lington BC B 73, Social Club


Waddington A 391. B. De- whurst 81, D. Nelson 41; T. Peters 50, T. A. Makinson 88; D. Birkett 62, J. Wooff 51; M. Gorton 66, S. Hatton 65; G. Robinson 65, J. Herd 67; B. Thompson 44, P. Marlow 79. Chatburn A 428, Catholic


SC A 389. R. Parker 93, R. ’Rimer 57; D. Speak 43, Hall 78; A. Frankland 88, Eccles 61; H. Frankland 67, Holmes 89; N. Robinson 85, Dixon 46; P. Clark 52, Davies 58. Social Club 417, Chatburn


B 408. B. Hargreaves 75, R. Turner 57; J. Hall 65, S. Whipp 43; R. Cowking 84, A. Gudgeon 91; B. Dixon 63, M. Har­ greaves 70; M. Alston 63, P. Wilson 66; R. Bell 67, R. Booth 81.


Conservative B 409, Billing­


ton A 365. P. Swales 47, I. Brown 70; G. Dinsdale 37, B. Robinson 84; T.' Williamson 67, B. Price 55; E. Wallace 90, H. Cook 51; R. Parker 76, T. Warden 58; D. Packer 92, C. Britcliffe 47. Catholic SC B 403, Slaid-


burn 452. M. Lawton 62, G. Tedstone 81; D. Hothersall 81, H. Dixon 65; V. Maffia 78, W. Jones 67; J. Turner 56, J. Whitwell 89; J. Marsden 63, E. Rigby 80. Rimington B 346( Liberal B


419. J. Lune 73, R. Pickvance 48; N. Lawless 62, H. Clegg 73; J. Gorringham 40, W. Risn- ton 63; S. Green 44, D. McIn­ tosh 86; S. Petty 61, P. Wig­ gins 65; I. Thornton 66, A. Chew 84. Police 441, Rimington A


380. J. Griffiths 55, J. Spencer 94; F. Booth 89, D. Seed 59; L. McEntee 69, I. Whittaker 76; P. Craig 57, B. Walmsley 60; T. Swift 75, A. Walmsley 43; J. Burke 96, J. Hacking 48.


Singles and doubles draw


THE draw for the third round of the singles and doubles com-


been made as, follows: Singles — J. Titterington v W. Jones, D. Speak v B. Hargreaves, J. Whitwell v C. Britcliffe, G. Dinsdale v E. Rigby, S. Hatton v M. Alston, P. Marlow v D. Nelson, G. Ireland v B. Dixon, A . . Wilkinson v A. Middleb-


Betition of the Clitheroe and listrict Snooker League has


rough. ,, Doubles — H. Cook, T.


Warden v H. Frankland, A. Frankland; D. Nelson, P. Marlow v N. Robinson, P. Clarke; R. Parker, E. Wallace v J. Cowell, B. Hargreaves; J. Crowther, J. Titterington v A.


Hall, H. Hudson. . All games to be played by


February 21st. On the mark


TOP marksman in all three di­ visions of the Ribble Valley Football League is third divi­ sion Lord Nelson’s S. Pearson with 18 goals. Closely challeng­ ing is Chatbum’s Geoff Young with 17, who leads Division One. Victoria’s David Astin has scored 15. In Division Two, J. R. Wil­


liamson, of Brockhall, and P .1 Czapowski, of Chatbum Res, have scored 13, and so has J. J. Dixon, Catholic Social . Club in


goals: A. Pritt, Grindleton Res; J. Wood, Royal Oak; P. Stir- zaker, Victoria; and A. Har­ greaves, Chatbum.


Division Three. - Four players have scored 12


U N iiu e K Y H iM iE


■; Lower Chapel 4, Waddington 3 -


THE 13th league game of the season proved to be an unlucky one for'Wad­ dington in the 'Premier Division of Blackburn Combination, Lower Chapel inflicting a shock 4-3 defeat. Chapel deserved their half­


time lead of three clear goals if only for their determination


and aggression., Waddington did not get to


grips with the task and several chances went begging, particu­ larly \yhen Geldard volleyed against the bar. Ainsworth headed the rebound against the bar arid Lower Chapel cleared. It was only midway through


the second half that Wadding­ ton pulled a goal back through Kirk. Pressure was increased but it was Chapel who went further ahead when a direct 25- yard free kick deceived Nuttall. Soon afterwards Green


CLITHER memorable hard-workir


Denis Unc


pulled off an ty save as Ke men compreh off the challe currently in t unfamiliar po: contenders. In the end, s


scored with a ground shot into the comer of the net, and with a couple of minutes left Chapel gave away an own-goal. If Waddington are to main­


tain their challenge for the championship they must show more commitment for the whole 90 minutes. Waddington: Nuttall (I),


retained enough a last minute c through defei Clitheroe mai sparkling form i final whistle ar have added to t; tally. But if thrills i


Rimmer, Seedle, Kirk, Nuttall, Clayton, Byrom, Green, Gel­ dard, Ainsworth, Miller. Sub: Tomlinson.


Weekend without a win


TWO defeats made the weekend a disappointing one for Clitheroe Ladies’ Hockey Club. On Saturday they were


knocked out of the semi­ finals of the Plate compet- ition by Lancaster, and on the following day ' they lo s t a league match against Leyland Motors. In the Plate match a


first chance aft nutes when he \ clear ran on goal out but, with 1


were the order the second half, missed chances . creasing frustra main features o minutes. Simon White


<


McGuire was d- lucky to see a b shot deflected on Holgate. Wigan, too, ha


advancing, the hesitated long ei back Bannister ti clear the danger. Fourteen mini:


harsh decision in the first 10 minutes gave Lancas­ ter a penalty flick, which found the net although Marion Fox had managed to get a toe to it. This completely de­


moralised Clitheroe and they, conceded three more goals in the space of 20 minutes. Afterwards Clitheroe -pulled them­ selves together and held . Lancaster but by then it was too late. Chris Farnworth played


played on Motors’ small but immaculate pitch. Clitheroe attacked hard at first and several times


a real captain’s game in defence and Maureen Hirst made several fine runs on the wing- but the score remained 4-0. Sunday’s game was


Whiteside broke as he latched or long range pass Eyles to lob the advancing Holgatt Two minutes 1:


librand gained hi some determined


Gar her


A COUPLE of closing minutes a hard game.


Waddington m<


failed narrowly to score. Motors gradually took


Clitheroe firmly at the 'bottom of their division.


Table tennis


IT HAS happened at last. Clitheroe Royal Grammar School’s unbeaten run as leaders of Division Two of the Ribblesdale Table Tennis Association has ended with a 6-4 defeat


by Queensway B. However this has done little


to dim the school's prospects of being champions. Club captains are asked to


remember the committee meet­ ing to be held this evening at the Starkie Arms Hotel (8 p.m.). All members are asked to return any counterfoils and unsold raffle tickets to the meeting. Results. Division One: Stan-


control, they turned round with a goal advan­ tage and-worked a second with a fine run to the back line from where the ball was pulled back for the vital shot. The d e fe a t le a v e s


early running and ky not to take the Carter header was the line and a shot from 20 yards hit ti of the bar and wa to safety. Bango chances out came Winckle.v in fine for


Waddington wer


on top in midfieli tinued pressure le taking tne lead thr who beaded in fro kick.


subjected the vlll; great deal of press their efforts railed stubborn defence Carter and Hosty minant.


In the second h


into the attack, v ing cross from 1 narrowly evadi stretched boots ol Whiteside as through the W area. But after 52 m


chances to take the sides remain at the interval. . half started, it v the team which i upper hand firs well go on to m theirs. Clitheroe sur


When Waddingto;


to make progress Gl; close with one effort son shot only inches it was Winckley wh hero of the hour.


Waddington Res:


Peel, Lonchi, Carte Burgess. Harrison, son, Gladwin. Stewar Sub. Wilson.


Second


outplay Clithcroc 2nd X Rosscndnlc 3rd


den B 10, Station A 0; Post Office A 9, Queensway A 1. Division Two: Station C 7, Post Office B 3; Dog and Par­ tridge B 8, Rimington Ladies 2; Queensway B 6, URGS 4. Leading positions in the


leagues:


Division One PW D L F A


D&PA.... ... 11 8 1 2 74 36 POA......... ... 11 7 2 2 71 39 StandenA. ... 10 6 2 2 71 29 StandenB,.... 9 8 0 1 67 23


CRGS...... .... 9 7 1 1 78 12 Statn C ........ 10 6 3 1 59 41 D&PB ........ 9 4 1 4 51 39 POB........ .... 9 4 1 4 47 43


Division Two P W D L F A


Road race


TO DATE. 150 entries have been received for the Clitheroe 10-rriile road race to be held on Sunday, so with late en-, tries on the day the figure:, should easily reach -the 200 mark. ,


from .the following 26 clubs: Bury AC, Birigley H, ' Black- ’ bum H,; Bolton UH, Clayton-: ie-Moors :H,,.Cumberland Fell Runners, Dark Peak Fell Run­ ners, Gateshead H, Halifax H,


Entries have been received


Horwioh RMI, .Lancaster and Morecambe AC, Longtvood. H, Macclesfield H, Manchester H,


. Northern Vets, North:Shields’ Poly, Oldham and Royton H, .; Oxford City,'1 Preston Post. Office, Skyrac AC,. Suttori-in- Ashfield H, Southport 'and ,T Waterloo'' AC, Springfield AC,1 Todmorden H, Wigan H; Workington AAC.


:


Clayton-le-Moora Harriers, the: host club, is overv60,;.;Only!


The number. entered from


three women have entered so far, they are M. Barlow of Clayton, K. Emmerson, Bing- ley and S. Exon, Manchester. The race starts on Edisford


Road near. Edisford School, start time being 11 a.m. •


seen along the route at, the following times: 11-15 Mitton, 11-20 Calderstones, 11-25 Whalley, 11-35 Barrow, 11-40 Primrose, 11-45 Castle Gate,. 11-50 on -the camp-site ap­ proach road, off Edisford Road. There is still time to enter


The leading runners can be


with entries being taken up to Friday, and late entries on the day at 70p.


, :


. DESPITE fieldii strongest second . the seaspn Clithei totally outplayei well-organised op|


possession and were with six unconverted


The visitors won m Clitheroe's organis


tactical awareness poor. They rarely their strengths, which speed of the two cent ing and Greatorex.


The backs saw' the


occasionally and as so season Clitheroe allow selves to be drawn in forwards battle. No: ingly they did not nc ammunition to outpla dale in the forwards.


Greatorex were used in the opening stage: produced Clitheroe? t Greatorex had ere


The only time Fie.


sendale graduall; their hold on the pi: half being only rare


READ Cricket Club along with Bamoldswick and Earby have' been drawn at home in the first round o f th e John Haig


•Trophy. Earby will face Black- pool, ,Read haver Egerton as.


. visitors, and Bamoldswick' will. meet Ainsdale. Matches must , be played by May 12th, .


the ball tight in the and it was surprising * led only 8-4 at naif tim. missed three penalty a Clitheroe lost heart


opportunity with a Diece of running, sjili Rossendale backs. Sec Her the visitors ha' their first try main); result of Glitheroe’s f. the forwards. Rossendale continue


• trated. Chtheroe conct more tries but luck: were converted. Clitheroc 2nd XV: .


D. Jones, S. Greatore: Fielding, I. Richard Corless, D. Tatter: Haworth, P. Dinsd Sweeney, I. Duxbury, bury, R. Wildman, T. K. Moore. Replacen Fielding.


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