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Bn-form Clitheroe show no hangover


and pile on six Clitheroe 6, Vulcan Newton 1


they buiied Vulcan Newton under an avalanche of goals Eric Whalley’s men


found the snow-co­ vered Shawbridge pitch very much to their liking, recording the club’s best win for more than two seasons. Clitheroe showed no


hangover from th e ir recent FA Vase and Lan­ cashire Junior Cup ex­ ploits and took command in the 15th minute. Ronnie Drugan’s point blank shot was pushed


away, but the resulting corner from Ian Ashworth went straight past every­ one into the far corner of the net. A minute later, the


lightweight David Shar­ pies, very much at home on the slippery surface, put David Proos clear to shoot past the advancing Meadows. The goal highlighted Vulcan’s problem — they


just could not operate their offside trap prop­ erly. In the 39th minute,


Sharpies struck again with an immaculate cross­ field ball' which set up Drugan for a race with Meadows. The Clitheroe midfiel­


der just won to drive in a first-time shot from 25


yards. Three minutes later,


Vulcan’s defence was in shreds again as Drugan and Taylor worked the ball across for Proos to tap in his second goal. A repeat of England’s


9-0 win over Luxembourg looked on the cards, but to their credit Vulcan came out fighting after the interval and forced some fine saves from Denis Underwood.


Clitheroe stormed back,


though, to pile on the pressure and twice Shar­ pies came w ith in a whisker of scoring.


IAN ASHWORTH


Scored direct from a corner.


The inevitable fifth


goal, which came in the 70th minute, would have done the Brazilians proud. Ashworth and John


Taylor produced a split second wall pass to leave two defenders stranded with Ashworth going on to slam the ball past Meadows. Nine minutes later,


Clive Dunn capped a typi­ cal hard afternoon’s work in midfield with his first goal for Clitheroe, again beating the offside trap to shoot home. In a final flutter, Tray-


nor pulled a goal back for a disappointing Vulcan side whose only grievance could have been the refus­ al of what looked an obvi­ ous penalty right at the start of the game. Mr Whalley, on the


other hand, could not have asked for a better Christmas present from his players. They must now surely


go into the big New Year’s Day FA Vase clash with Ossett Albion with their confidence sky-high.


Clitheroe: Underwood, N.


Whiteside, Eyles, Richards, Ashcroft, Drugan, Sharpies, Proos, Dunn, Taylor, Ash-


RUGBY REPORTS


Rugby plans halted b Arctic weather


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THE weather put paid to all of Clitheroe Rugby Club’s plans last week with the cancella­ tion of the matches against Ilkley and the coaching session with Alan Old. The coaching session "winning games


will now be staged on January 13th. Training did go ahead last week with R o g e r Hughes taking the session which 30 players attended. Over the holiday period


the club fields scratch XVs against Rossendale on Christmas Sunday, kick-off at Littlemoor at 11-15 a.m., and a Colne and Nelson XV on New Year’s Day kick-off 2-30 p.m. at Littlemoor. The next time the club


fields two teams is on January 8th when Orrell are the opponents. Training is as normal on


Tuesday and Thursday evenings starting at 7 p.m. over Christmas. Saturday’s cancellation


was the first of the season and would have seen C l i th e r o e f ie ld its strongest 1st XV possible


against Ilkley. After a difficult start to


the season results in the last two months have im­ proved with both teams


Squash


Ladies 2nd team


come a cropper


EMPRESS Squash Club. Ladies’ 2nd team suffered a disappointing 0-5 defeat at the hands of Belvale in the last game before the Christmas break.


Sheila Willis won her


first game easily but let her opponent into the match and was unfortu­ nate to lose 1-3. Rachel. Pallister played


well against a strong player and took the first


game before losing 1-3.


i Susan Beggs was unfor­ tunate to lose the first game 10-8 and let her op­ ponent take the upper hand to lose 0-3. Marilyn Fletcher met a


girl with a long reach and played well only to lose 0-


3. Jean Hutchinson had


strong opposition and never found her true form


yi to lose 0-3. The club has had a


sudden influx of players causing many selection headaches, but this in­ creased competition for places should ensure the club a prosperous New Year.


Waddington match a thriller


CLITHEROE Reserves were hoping to follow up their win over local rivals Waddington with another success on Sunday against Trawden Celtic. But the big thaw left Shawbridge heavily waterlog­ ged and the game had to be called off.


The game with Waddington


the previous week at Roefield was a real ding-dong affair.


Clitheroe took a two-goal


lead through Dave Ashworth and Simon Whiteside and al­


though the villagers soon re­ duced the arrears, Ashworth struck* again to maintain Clitheroe’s two-goal advantage.


Before the break, though,


Waddington were again back in the game to make the score 3-


2. But the second half was


dominated by Clitheroe and Steve Conti sewed up the points with a late fourth goal for his team.


Kinder, Karwat, Braithwaite, Cocker, Stephenson, Conti,


Clitheroe: Howard, Baron,


Byrom, S. Whiteside, Ash­ worth. Sub: Espirito.


Only one game


ONLY one game was played in the Ribblc Valley Football League on Saturday and that was in Division Two where Spring Mill beat Read Utd Res 4-0. The remaining grounds were unfit because of


snow and ice.


Newton signs for Whalley


WHALLEY FC are delighted to have signed Keith Newton, the former Blackburn Rovers, Burnley and England interna­ tional.


Club chairman Brian Whit­


taker says: “We have beep seeking someone with experi­ ence at a high level for some time to bring the best out of our younger players.


' Elizabeth Playing Fields on Tuesday, December 28th (k.o. 11 a.m.).


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for Whalley in a re-arranged local derby with Whalley A rm s C e l t ic at Queen


Keith will make his debut DAVID PROOS Pops up among the goc\ls again.


worth. Sub: McGuire. Vulcan Newton: Meadows,


Smith, Stoll, Barrow, Prescott, Riley, Traynor, Duncalf, Mark- land, Nolan, Hill. Sub: Crooks. R e fe re e : K. Robinson,


Barrow.


Hoping to arrange


Christmas games


CLITHEROE are trying to arrange two games in successive days over Christmas in the build-up to their big FA Vase clash on New Year’s Day. They are already due to


travel on Boxing Day (27th) to meet lowly Bolton ST (kick-off 2-15 p.m.). But every e ffo rt is


being made to stage a game at Shawbridge the following day, with either Bacup Borough, who should have p la y ed Clitheroe on January 1st, or Maghull likely to pro­ vide the opposition. Explained club chair­


man Mr Cyril Whiteside: “We have several out­ standing league fixtures to complete after being in­ volved recently in cup competitions and obvious­ ly we would hope to at­ tract a good crowd during the holidays.” The crushing win over


Vulcan was in no small way due to the return to form of winger Ian Ash­ worth, according to Mr Whiteside. “We took our chances


on a pitch that suited our style of play. Our ball players like


Ashworth, who scored twice, Drugan, Sharpies and Taylor were obviously revelling in the slippy


CLITHEROE were in winter wonderland on Saturday when & •


THE Ribble Valley Pool Red League has new lead­ ers for the first time this season following the visit of the long-time leader Pendle Witch to the Lord Nelson. The latter were trailing


by six points in second place, so a 6-1 win over the Witch was sufficient to give them a point lead and a reminder that Nelson are the current winter league champions (they did not play in the summer league.) Third-placed Commer­


cial A visited fourth- placed Joiners A and suf­ fered a 5-2 defeat that dropped them to sixth


place. Joiners moved into


third spot with the Hodder Bridge A and 7-0 winners King’s A taking a tied fourth spot. Only seven points separate the first six teams.


King’s Arms again had


a good night with their A team r e c o rd in g a “w’hitew'ash” and the B team remaining the only unbeaten outfit in both leagues thanks to a single frame v ic to r y o v e r Craven Heifer.


However, the King’s


lead over Tillotsons at the top of the Blue League was cut to one point as the latter won 6-1 at the Horse Shoe.


Joiners B moved into


third place with the Craven Heifer dropping to fourth some eight points a d r i ft o f the leaders.


A massive 12-point gap


separates fifth-placed Brown Cow, yet only eight points cover the re­ maining nine teams.


Top match this evening


must be the visit of the Kings to the Tillotsons with the leadership of the Blue League at stake.


Results: Red League:


Black Horse 3, Horse Shoe A 4; Red Pump 0, King’s A 7; Joiners A 5, Commercial A 2; Hodder Bridge A 5, Royal Oak A 2; White Horse 2, Lower Buck 5; Lord Nelson 6, Pendle Witch 1. Sun Inn v White Horse (no result).


Blue League: Horse


Shoe B 1, Tillotsons 6; King’s B 4, Craven Heifer 3; Commercial B 2, Join­ ers B 5; Royal Oak B 5, Hodder B rid g e B 2; Browm Cow' 2, New Inn 5; Craven Heifer (Ch.) 4, Black Bull 3; Buck Inn 2, Duke of York 5.


Red League


condit ions,” said Mr Whiteside. A ls o in action on


B o x in g Day* w i l l be Clitheroe Reserves who entertain Trawden Celtic at 11 a.m. — a match postponed on Sunday be­ cause the pitch was waterlogged. • The F A Vase tie


against Ossett Albion has been selected as the non­ league “match of the day” by the local independent radio station Red Rose Radio. During the game spec­


tators will be able to com­ plete request cards, to be read out on the sports programme. Clitheroe R e se rv es ’ manager Mr John Whalley


.had hoped to watch Ossett Albion at the weekend, but the match was called off and it is hoped to arrange another “ spying mission” over Christmas.


Colourful ride


C YC LE S decorated with tinsel, holly, balloons and even a Christmas tree were the o rd e r o f the day when Clitheroe Clarion set out for Settle on Sunday. One rider turned out as Father Christ­ mas, complete with a sack of presents. The party finally ar­ rived at Flass Farm, Forest Becks, for a Christmas hot-pot. Mr Robin Hatherall presented awards won in the club hill climb.


i LIFE SAVERS


SIX members of the Adult Life-Saving Course have been successful in examinations promoted by the Royal Life Saving Society. The courses, staged at Rib-


blesdaie Pool, Clitheroe. have brought success for: Bronze medallion — Carol Water- worth, Peter Doman, Susan Mulhearn, Patricia Baldwin and Bridget Byrne. Intermediate —


Harry Coley. The life saving course is one of three courses run jointly by


the Ribble Valley Council and the Lancashire Adult Educa­


tion Service. The other two courses are


for beginners, that is, non­ swimmers on Thursday even­ ings, and a course for those who can swim but wish to im­ prove their performance and techniques, on Tuesday even­ ings. All three courses run from 9


to 10 p.m. on their respective nights and begin again on Janu­ ary 11th. New members are


welcome. They lead the Blue League


KING’S ARMS B cu r re n t leaders o f th e Blue League. L e ft to r ig h t. Jack Steel, Fred Ro b in so n (ca ptain) , Peter A d c ro f t , B o b W ilk in so n , Peter N orthover , David P arkinso n.


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Lord Nelson.............. 7 6 1 45 Pendle Witch............. 7 5 2 44 Joiners A .................. 7 5 241 Hod Bdge A .............. 7 5 2 40 King’s A ................... 7 5 2 40 Comm. A .................. 7 5 2 38 Royal Oak A .............. 7 4 3 30 White Horse.............. 7 3 4 29 Black Horse.............. 7 2 5 27 H’se Shoe A .............. 7 2 5 26 L. Buck.................... 7 2 5 25 Sun Inn.................... 6 3 3 25 White Hart............... 6 1 5 14 Red Pump................. 7 0 7 8


PW L P Blue League


King’s B ................... 7 7 0 49 Tillotsons.................. 7 6 148 Joiners B.................. 7 5 2 45 Craven H’fr............... 7 5 241 Brown Cow............... 7 3 4 29 Buck Inn................... 6 3 328 Black Bull................. 7 3 4 25 Com. B..................... 7 2 524 H’se Shoe B............... 7 2 5 22 Royal Oak B.............. 6 2 4 22 New Inn................... 5 2 3 21 Craven H (Ch)........... 6 3 3 20 Duke York................ 6 2 4 20- nocid. li'clge B........... 7 1 6 20


P W L P


WANDERERS A are the win­ ners of the Clubmen’s Darts League Stardust knockout trophy. They defeated Catholic Social Centre 5-4 in a hard- fought match. Wanderers lost the first two


games but won the next and then made it three all. D. Bradshaw bagged a maximum for the Social Centre and Jack Hayward for Wanderers, who went on to arrive at 5-3. Steve Mashiter won the deciding jame, but Ian King came back .or the Catholic side to make it 5-4 in an exciting finish against D. Dobson.


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Local riders do well in trial


FOUR local riders travel­ led into Cheshire for the Christmas 25-mile time trial which was won by a top rider Greg Kinsell in an event record of 57 mins. 57 secs. A superb ride considering the rain and gale force winds. Rod Goodfellow was


fa s te s t Road Club member in 1 hour 8 mins., his wife winning the ladies’ prize in spite of a puncture. Jimmy Nolan took 1 hour 9 mins, and Steve Gregson 1 hour 14 mins. Father Christmas of


CLITHEROE Reserves lead the Ribble Valley’s challenge in the East Lancashire Football League, a point ahead of local rivals Waddington. Most of Saturday’s programme was wiped out by the weather, the


only fixture going ahead being oaxenuens surprise 0 -4 cieieai


of Altham in the President’s Cup.


Bacup Res............. 17 11 4 2 26 Altham.................. 13 10 2 1 22 Mansfield.............. 13 2 2 220 Clith. Res.............. 14 7 3 4 17 Waddington.......... 15 5 6 4 16 Pad. Wands........... 14 6 3 5 15 Oswald. Imm......... 16 5 4 7 14 Baxenden.............. 11 6.1 4 13 Traw. Cel...............12 6 1 5 13 Whal. Arms Cel..... 11 5 2 4 12 Pendle For.............. 11 5 2 4 12 Gt. Har. Res........... 14 6 2 7 12 Chatburn............... 17 6 0 11 12 Barrow. Utd........... 13 4 3 6 11 Whalley...................15 1 311 5 Colne Legion.......... 16 0 2 14 2


Latest league positions: PW D LPt


Reindeer Wheelers towed a box of presents round the course, g re e t in g fellow cyclists and car drivers alike. The Road Club now has


a team of three in the Ribble Valley Triathlon on December 29th. Any club members who


can help on the day are asked to contact club sec­ retary this week. Due to in c lem en t


weather the Saturday in­ troductory rides will not be held until the spring but cyclists interested in club riding are invited to club evenings on the second and fourth Fridays in the month, at the Dis­ trict Club, West Park Road, Blackburn.


Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, December 23rd, 1982 15


ADVERTISER and TIMES


TRADES GUIDE


■nz 2sr -a s t z * z z z ■&. < * A and B battle for Sandpiper


REGULARS at th e J o in ­ ers A rms, Clitheroe, did n o t kn ow w h o to sh o u t fo r wh e n th e ir A and B w om e n ’ s d a r ts te am s c lashe d in th e kn o c ko u t f in a l o f th e S a n d p ip e r Cup.


•


THE Ribblesdale Table Tennis Association will cease activities for the next three weeks but club captains are urged to make every effort to clear off any outstanding fix­ tures. Committee mem­ bers are asked to note that the January execu­ tive meeting has been cancelled. Only two matches w'ere


Table Tennis


played this w’eek. Both were in Division Two w'here Station Hotel B had a clear 10-0 win over Trinity YC and have thereby regained the lead­ ership. Clitheroe Cricket Club C drew* 5-5 away to Rimington Ladies.


Division One P W D L P


Soc. Club A ........... 7 5 2 0 24 StandenA............. 6 3 3 0 18


Clithm CC A.......... 5 3 1 1 14 Standen B.............. 6 I 9 a 4 Station H A ............ 6 0 9 9 0 ft.


' Division Two P W D L P


Station H B........... 9 7 2 9 30 PostOff. B .............. 9 6 2 128 Soc. Club B............ 8 7 0 128 Clith. CC B............ 9 4 2 322


Rim. Ladies.......... 10 2 3 - Trinity YC............. 9 2 1 CIO


Clith. CC C ...........10 1 1 8 7 Trinity SS.............. 8 1 1 fa o


DARTBOARD More th a n 100 people


tu rn e d o u t to wa tch the f in a l a t th e Royal B r it ish L e gion Club.


tw o c a p ta in s , L in d a B rig g s , o f th e A team on


Our p ic tu re sh ow s the


th e le f t , a n d J o y c e Seedle, w ith th e ir hands on th e cup. It was Jo y ce who to o k


i t back to th e pu b after a 6-3 v ic to ry . . . where b o th te am s c a n n ow


admire it!


Round the snooker tables


RECENT matches have produced no change at the top of Division One of the Clitheroe arid District Snooker League but in Division Two Slaidburn and Royal British Legion A share the lead with 80 points each. Great Harwood Liberal 55; D. Smith 56, D


B have had two points deducted under rule 6 for late notification of their December 9th result. The league now goes into recess until February


10th. • Latest results, Division One: Chatburn A 10, Conservative A 4; Billing- ton A 10, Police 4; Wad­ dington A 10, Billington B 4; Conservative B 6, Catholic SC A 8; Liberal A 10, Rimington A 4. Division Two: Catholic


SC B 2, Royal British Legion A 12; Slaidburn 10, Waddington B 4; Royal British Legion B 6, Chatburn B 8. Rimington B v Liberal B (no result). Division One: Chat­


burn A 405, Conservative A 334. H. Frankland 83, J. Titterington 58; D. Speak 93, G. Ireland 44; A. Frankland 58, T. Sunter 70; P. Whittaker 49, I. MacFarlane 74; P. Clark 61, J. Cowell 49; N. Robinson 61, D. Lord 39. B i l l in g t o n A 409,


Police 350. D. Brown 91, T. Hartley 64; B. Price 78, P. Craig 45; C. Britc- liffe 58, P. Bolton 48; T. Warden 52, T. Swift 63; K. Garrett 106, J. Burke 47; B. Robinson 24, E.


Marshall 83. Waddington A 384,


B i l l in g ton B 344. J.


Burgess 72; I. Tomlinson 68, B. Sims 64; R. Parker 37, L. McEntee 85; A. Middlebrough 52, P.


Backhouse 79. Liberal A 424, Riming­


ton A 353. R. Taylor 77, N. Lawless 43; D. McIn­ tosh 69, S. Petty 71; G. Allen 84, J. Lund 41; R. Pickvance 65, F. Wrathall 58; A. Chew 79, J. Hack­ ing 59; P. Wiggins 50, D. Seed 81.


Division Two: Catholic


SC B 356, Royal British Legion A 500. T. Ridge­ way 55, G. Cotterill 81; M. Lawton 55, G. Walm- sley 114; C. Snape 48, M. Bailey 80; M. Barker 61 M. Yates 75; E. Pollard 55, M. Alston 90; D. Lofthouse 82, J. McCul­ lough 60.


Slaidburn 505, Wad


dington B 347. T. Jac­ ques 110, T. Waddington 51; W. Jones 98, A. Herd 48; M. Swindells 72, A. Wilkinson 75; B. Walker 93, J. Baines 42; E. Rigby 70, D. Boothman 54; G. Tedstone 62, B. Phillips 77.


Royal British Legion


B 413, Chatburn B 443. M. Parkington 91, A. Gudgeon 35; N. Garner 73, M; Hargreaves 82; K. Walmsley 46, P. Wilson 113; H.- Smith 71, A.


Wooff 77, B. Thompson Wilson 47; K. Chamley 52; D. Nelson 55, G. R. 60, G. Young 103; G. Brit- Dell 49; S. Hatton 104, T. Peters 50; B. Waddington 59, P. Swain 56; T. Makinson 55, P. Conchie 76; F. Coar 34, B. De- whurst 61. Conservative B 354,


Catholic SC A 411. M. Wensley 82, T. Davies 56; E. Wallace 59, L. Dixon


ton 72, T. Bradley 63 Liberal B 424, Wad­


dington B 339. M. Shaw 100, A. Wilkinson 18; P. Reid 57, D. Boothman 52:


J. Mellor 69, T. H. Walm­ sley 54; S. Monk 69, B. Phillip 89; J. Muller 71, J. A. Baines 66; J. Parker 58, I. Waddington 60.


ENTRIES FOR TRIATHLON THE full list of entries for the


New Balance Ribble Valley Triathlon, together with start­ ing time is as follows (F = Female, V = Veteran 40+): 1, G. Orchard, Bury, 8-30; 2,


A. Earnshaw, Bury, 8-30; .3, B. Durham, Longridge, 8-30; 4, S. Furness, Darwen, 8-30; 5, V, B. Holden, Nelson, 8-30; 6, P. Lord, Bacup, 8-30; 7, P. Hart­ ley, Burnley, 8-30; 8, V, A. Heys, Accrington, 8-30; 9, S. Gibson, Rochdale, 8-30; 10, B. Whitehead, Bacup, 8-30; 11, I. Beverley, Blackburn, 8-30. * 12, D. Scott, Nelson, 8-30;


13, V, J. Haworth, Preston, 8- 30; 14, F, J. Sagar, Chaigley, 8-


30; 16, M. Derbyshire, Preston, 9-


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35, F, C. Branningham, Darwen, 10-30; 36, V, C Orrell, Whittle-le-Woods, 10-30; 37, V, R. Orr, Oswaldtwistle 10-


9-30; 18, B. Burgess, Clitheroe, 9-30; 19, M. Gornall, Mearley, 9-30; 20, P. Rigby, Blackburn, 9-30; 21, B. Jones, Feniscowles, 9-30; 22, A. Speak. Barnold-


30; 15, E. Taylor, Bolton, 8- 30; 17, V, J. Swift, Preston,


39, J. Dixon, Accrington, 10-30; 40, T. Birtwistle, Burnley, 10- 30; 41, B. Iddon, Chorley, 10- 30; 42, C. Tyrer, Preston, 10 30; 43, F, D. Ridings, Wilp­ shire. 11-30: 44, P. Boyd, Clay- ton-le-Woods, 11-30; 45, V, S. Boyd, Clayton-le-Woods, 11-30; 46, P. Whitehead, Gt Harwood, 11- 30; 47, I. Parkington, Clay ton-le-Moors, 11-30; 48, N Dunn, Accrington, 11-30; 49, F D. Anderson, Accrington; 11 30.


'swick, 9-30; 23, G. Strang, Burnley, 9-30; 24, V, S. Greg­ son, Mellor, 9-30; 25, G. Bolton, Rishton, 9-30. 26, G. Jones, Blackpool, 9-30;


27, K. Makinson, Adlington, 9- 30; 28, P. Irwin, Accrington, 9- 30; 29, B. Grindrod, Burnley,


9-30; 30, S. Riley, Wilpshire, 9- 30; 31, V, A. Ashworth, Whal­ ley, 10-30; 32. P. Whitehead, Preston, 10-30; 33, G. Now- land, Fulwood, 10-30; 34, V, F; Thompson, Waddington, 10-30;


ton, 11-30; 51, M. Boyd Clitheroe, 11-30; 52, T. Chew Colne, 11:30; 53, A. Bush Barrow, 11-30; 54, T. Cottam, Blackburn, 11-30; 55, M. Rung, Clitheroe, 11-30; 56, G. Morris. Grindleton, 11-30; 57, S. Pym Clitheroe, 11-30.


SNOOKER


THE missing details of the match be twe en Rimington B and Gt Har­ wood B in the second divi­ sion of the Clitheroe and District Snooker League which was won 8-6 by Rimington B are as fol­ lows: D. Seed 69, J. Mellor 60; J. Thornton 93, B. Fletcher 62; J. Frank­ land 49, M. Shaw 89; D. Riley 85, S. Monk 37; G. Corrigan 63, P. Reid 77; D. Calvert 70, J. Muller 85. Rimington B total 429, Gt Harwood B 410.


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