I 18 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, A p r il 30th, 1981
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Blizzard puis paid to cricket
THE treatment meted out to the Ribblesdale League by-the weather was anything but cricket — far from it.
was fine although t cold with a strong biting win. The damage hadFeen done by Friday’s blizzard so, although pitches looked good they were in, fact full o f ; water and play was impossible.' • •.
Most aggravatingly Saturday Ribblesdale League
For .the third time in exactly a decade the whole of the lea- gue’s opening programme was irevious aind
v
called off. The occasions were
two previo in:
i 1a71971
1975. Then, rain was the spoils
port but for snow to prevent an April opening must surely
warrant a special entry in the league’s annals. ,
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last- annual meeting that the league adopted a new rule that matches may not be re-ar ranged if the original fixture is not played due to bad weather. Read had the satisfaction of
Incidentally it was, only at its ABANDONED
taking the field for the first time when they entertained Egerton in the John Haig Na tional Trophy oh Sunday. They had a splendid win and opener Nick Marsh scored an un finished century.
THE' freak weekend weather caused the complete abandon ment of the Ribble Valley Cric ket- League programme and all clubs take one point. This weekend’s games are: Saturday — Chatburn v _ St Francis. Sunday — Sabden v Chatbum, Burnley GSOB v Marsden, Queen’s Park v Burnley BC.
Chapter of Wanderers
accidents ' open well x Chatburn 4
West Bradford 1
CHATBURN defeated “bogey" team West Bradford in an inci dent-packed Ribble Valley Football League, Division One, home game.
Chatbum suffered an early
setback when goalkeeper Roy Whittle failed to arrive due to a misunderstanding and John Beswick, the villagers’ normal winger, elected to play in goal.
West Bradford, too, had an
early setback when an acciden tal collision with John Lawsoh led to Ken Mantle having, to be taken to hospital with concus sion.
When play was resumed
Dinsdale put Chatbum in front with his first goal of the season.
after the break to make further progress through Young. Mo ments later Conti cut inside and gave Barber no chance.
Chatbum had to wait until From this point West Brad
ford enjoyed their best part of the game and Howard scored what turned out to be a conso lation goal.
the points when he headed in his 27th goal of the season.
the Chatbum side. The players and officials of
the home side wish Ken Mantle a speedy recovery.
dale, Couiston, D o b so n , Lawson, Conti, Dover, Young, Wright, Hargreaves, Astin. ■ Subs: Croft, Johnson.
Mellin (W). Reynolds, Ed-' mundson (B), Edmundson (R), Mellin (Ci, Clegg, Howard, Mantle, Blenkinsmp, Maudsley. Subs: Sharp, Woodsworth.
Waddington in a rut
IN the space of five days Wad dington FC have recorded three successive draws. One of them was the 1-1
their Blackburn Combination programme Waddington earned a 2-2 draw with a hard-working performance. Peel and Ham- son made their first team debut. Scorers Harrison and Burgess (penalty). On Saturday, Griffin Celtic
result in an away Craven Cup sehii-final against Skipton BK at Barnoldswick. -Green scored Waddington’s goal with the aid of an early deflection. Skipton equalised soon after the break and they then kept the villa gers pinned in their , own half • For long periods. A draw was a fair result. Away to Stamford United in
West Bradford: Barber,
P. Harrison (Tyres). Chatburn: Beswick, Dins
The match was sponsored by fame, against Read United, to
would mean a play-off with Oak, whom they meet in the semi-finals of the Aitken Shield. The other semi-final is between Sabden and Ribches- ter Cross Keys. Latest league results: Divi
ecome champions; a draw
sion One — Whalley AC 3, Hurst Green 2; Victoria 0, Read Utd 2; Ribchester CK 5, West Bradford' 3; Trinity 5, Chipping 4; Royal Oak 4, Grinaleton 2; Whalley AC 4, Chipping 2; Chatbum 4, West Bradford 1. Division Three — Lord
Nelson CPV 3, Whalley Res 1; West. Bradford Res 6, Trinity Res 1; Transport Res 4, Rimington Res 3; Station Hotel 2, Catholic SC 2.
Successful Dolphins
were at Twitter Lane with Waddington seeking revenge for their Birtwistle Cup semi final defeat by Celtic. An own- goal and a goal on the stroke of naif time gave a scoreline of 1- 1. Griffin went ahead soon after the break and Waddington had to wait until the last 15 mi nutes for a deserved equaliser scored by Hutchinson. Tonight Waddington are
away-to Helmshore; Saturday at home to Crown and Tuesday at home to Hoghton.
Tennis starlet
WISWELL schoolgirl Susan Liver has again been selected to play for Lancashire at tennis. . Susan (14\ of Rustling End,
is in the county girls’ under-16 team to play Yorkshire on
Sunday. - A pupil at Clitheroe Girls’ Grammar School, she played last year for the county under-
14s. Susan is the daughter of Mr
and Mrs Basil Liver and re ceives tennis coaching at Clitheroe and Whalley , tennis clubs. Sunday’s match will be the
start of a hectic time for Susan. . The following weekend she travels to Northallerton to take part in a series of junior invita tion tournaments against selected players from six coun ties.
AFTER their splendid showing in the first two galas Clitheroe . Dolphins enjoyed further suc cesses in the third and fourth North Lancs age group'compet- itions at Preston and Fleet-
• wood. • Steven Nicholas won the 13
achieved places in the finals were: 200m individual medley, e girls 11, Victoria Rawcliffe 5th; boys 10, Nicholas Glover 4th. * 100m bu tterfly, boys 14, Andrew Neild 7th; 100 yds backstroke, boys 11, Peter Jones 5th. Clitheroe’s results give thenv
years boys’ 100 yds butterfly in 1 min. 10.9 secs and was Clitheroe’s only age-group champion. He came second in the 100 yds freestyle and at Fleetwood was second in the 200m individual medley. O th e r sw im m e r s who
representation in the North Lancs team for the Northern Counties swimming festival at Blackpool from May 26th to 30th. Their swimmers will be Steven Nicholas, Victoria Rawcliffe and Michelle Rowley.
Ladies’ darts
■ 28 points which gives them a mid-table position in the’Lanca- shire Darts League.
CLITHEROE: Ladies’ Town Darts team have won four of their seven games and collected
■ On Sunday they beat Great Harwood 4-3. Winners were : Margaret Peters 2-1, Beverley Brunker 2-0, Irene Willacy 2-1 • and Linda Briggs 2-1. The other players were Maureen-
Waddington, Jonn Hamer and Rose Brown.
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AS. the Ribble Valley Football League programme draws rapidly to a close the battle between Royal Oak and Chat burn for the Division One title remains unresolved. Oak have completed their games and lead by one point. Chatburn must win their last
Steve Conti was the pick of Young finally made sure of
Blackburn N 114 for 7 Ribblesdale W 158 for 9
RIBBLESDALE Wanderers opened their campaign on Sunday in Division Three of the Ribblesdale Cricket League with a winning draw at North ern’s expense. An opening stand of 56 by A.
and N. Parker gave them a good start but wickets then fell, five going down for 27 runs. However, Gladwin had a knock of 45 and a similar in nings by Rostron for Northern
40, N. Parker 17, M. Proctor 10, K. Proctor 1, D. Workman 17, M. Britcliffe 4, j! Gladwin 45, I. Threlfall 5, D. Hartshorn 1, A. Tomlinson n.o. 12, J. Kay n.o. 2. Extras 4, total (9 wckts) 158. Northern 3rd: 114 for 7 (A.
win 4-0-28-1; D. Workman 11-4- 23-2; A. Parker 9-1-22-2; A. Tomlinson 4-0-28-1; K. Proctor ■2-0-9-1.
RIBBLE VALLEY
FOOTBALL
Rostron 46). Wanderers bowling: J.''Glad
denied the visitors of a clear win. Wanderers 3rd: A. Parker
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Wanderers, Cherry Tree v CIither.oe, Read v Whaliey, Blackburn Northern v, Bamold- swick,Earby v Settle, Gt Har wood v Padinam. Division, One:. Belvedere v
Baxenden v Ribblesdale
Read. > Division Two: Ribblesdale
- Wanderers v Rawtenstall, Clitheroe v Langho, Whaliey v
.Rolls-Royce. Division Three (Sunday):
Clitheroe v Settle, Darwen v Ribblesdale Wanderers., ,
Gap in playin levels plain to see
Clitheroc 1st XV 16, Shireburn Gentlemen 4i
. cashire rivals was phasised at Littlem on Sunday. The Shireburn Gentle
THE gap betwi Clitheroe and their I
.team comfortably beat Clitheroc XV. The Shirel team consists of first 1
half time 16 all. It woul cruel and unkind to say
Hecti footh
CLITHEROE tonig of five games in 12 top six final spot seemed an impossib
But a string of creditabl
suits over the last few w have seen Keith Newton's bravely drag themselves from the lower reaches ol Lancashire Combination to within touching distant the championship contende: Last Thursday’s Br
Shield semi-final defeat champions-elect Wren Rc ended any lingering hopes Shawbridge side had of ha some material reward to : for their determined flouri: this latter part of the seasc
to Caernarfon Town, defen bravely in the face of soir times heavy pressure fron Welsh front line.
E ick up another handy
Clitheroe, faced with or
Rush, in charge of the sic the absence of both plr
'manager Keith Newton trainer lan McRae, named self as second substitute organised the side into a formation, with the emp clearly on defence. And with Denis Unden
their longest ever away tri a long history of Combin; football, suffered an early when winger John Taylor, has impressed so' much ir recent outings in the team, missed the team ct leaving the side with onl; players. Reserve team manager S
But they recovered we •om Saturday’s first-ever
'players from all the I clubs. The scores were leve
will be out to avenge a home defeat earlier this m when they travel to r local rivals Colne Dyna (k.o. 6-45 p.m.), and on S; day, Chadderton are the o nents for Clitheroe’s final h match of the season (3 p.m. The 15-man squad for
games is: Underwood, Wil Richards, Bretherton, E; N. Whiteside, Gillibr:
STAR OF HIS LAS
GAME C. Roberts XV 0, Headingly XV 8
FOUNDER Member vice-president of Clith Rugby Union FC, Roberts duly bowed of rugby with his cust ary excellent efforts scrum half. Although his side was be
— due mainly to lack of c sion among the fonvards - personal performance la> nothing. He passed with his cus
ary pin-point accuracy and duced some brilliant kic under pressure, finding t with ease. He chased e\ thing, setting a spirited e: pie — which others faile
emulate. Headingly dictated the
half play and scored two with wind advantage; Clitheroe were unable to duce any cohesive play in second period, despite tht forts of Jones and Dinsi Gordon was threatening a! back and Coates kicked e lently from his own 25. Roberts was the real
and in the closing 10 mil he drove his team to the in the search for the ell points which would i brought victory. Ashley Parkinson had a
disallowed for a forward i That was Clitheroe’s
reward in a scrappy game the memory of Robert action at scrum half will remain. He will be gri missed. C. Roberts XV: A. Goi
R. Lund, D. Fielding Greatorex, A. Corless C o a te s , C. Roberts. Haworth', P. Dinsdale. Wriglev, J. Duxbury, M. bury, D. Jones, A. Parkii R. Gregory.
in sparkling form, Clith managed to keep the V dragons at bay, with a se half near miss by N Whiteside — playing in field rather than nis i right-back berth — their real chance of the entire ga Tonight, the Shawbridge
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