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■ term honours are con­ cerned. • The Shawbridge side, who


was scant reward tor a confident and largely do­ minant show which must have given manager Eric Whalley plenty of reason ■ to believe that all is cer- tainly n o t los t for Clitheroe as far as end-of-


In fact,


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scored a total of seven goals against Nelson in their two previous meetings this season, - w e lcom ed b a c k F r a n k Richards, John Taylor and Graham Walker to the team which went down to Horwich in the Lancashire Junior Cup, but Simon Whiteside was forced to miss the match be­ cause of flu. Nelson, undefeated . since


Clitheroe beat them 4-0 in the Combination Cup on October 31st, included former Shaw­ bridge players Andy Rigby and


Pat Lynch. Clitheroe started the match


at a furious pace, with Ronnie Dru^an — hat-trick hero of the previous meeting between the sides — leading the charge. Jeff Pomfret in the Nelson


Improved Clitheroe peck up a well deserved point


Nelson 0, Clitheroe 0


AFTER' the heavy, cup defeat of the previous week, Clitheroe gave a much improved performance to earn a draw in their first Lancashire Combination match since November 28th.


standards.


formance from Clitheroe, with only the goals missing. Drugan,’ Geldard and Nigel Whiteside all had their best games for a long time, while Mick Ashcroft


I t was a good all-round per­


was a tower of strength in midfield.Clithcroe: Underwood; N. Whiteside, Richards, Davies, Eyles; Sharpies, Taylor, Ash­ croft: Driver, Geldard, Drugan. Subs: Ashworth, Walker.-.


Waddington seize command and hold on to it


Waddington 6, Clithcroc Res 0


WADDINGTON largely had it all their own way in the local encounter with neighbours Clitheroe Reserves in the first round of the East Lancashire League’s Presi­ dent’s Cup competition.


mand from the beginning and went into the lead with an own- .goal following the deflection of


The villagers seized com­


Miller’s centre from a great run. Hatch in the visitors’ goal


foal had to be in top form to


the first half and one memor­ able save from Eric Geldard brought gasps and applause from all around the ground. Lynch was also called into ,


eep a blank scoresheet during


action, preventing Drugan from giving Clitheroe tne lead with a timely goal-line clearance. There was no let-up in the


Clitheroe pressure in the second halfbutstillPomfret, by now having to contend with an injured hand, stood between the visitors and the vital break­ through. As Clitheroe continued to


was kept busy but could not stop Bishop from scoring the first goal of a hat-trick. When Clitheroe managed to attack the home defence field rock steady. Bishop made it 3-0 at half-time with a header.


Clitheroe resumed with more determination but just when


thev showed promise of getting back into the game Waddington struck again. Rimmer split the. defence with a through ball for Bishop to run on, tround the ’keeper and complete his hat-


trick 'with a simple goal. Waddington stormed forward


surge forward, Drugan was again out of luck when he saw his drive headed off the line, and the replacement of the out- of-touch • Matt Driver by Ian Ashworth with 25 minutes of the match remaining could do nothing to unlock the Nelson


• occasions but the visitors’ back four always looked solid and confident, a direct contrast to the previous week which clear­ ly owed something to the pre­ sence of Richards and his calm­


defence. Nelson for their part did threaten Clitheroe on several


ing influence. Denis Underwood also pulled


off one excellent save to make sure that it was a match of particularly high goalkeeping


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Reflections on what might have been


Carnforth 10, Clithcroe RUFC 0


CLITHEROE Rugby Union FC had a frustrating visit to Camforth. In the first half they failed to profit from four excellent scoring chances, and in the second a seemingly perfect, try by Bob Haworth was disallowed


because of a forward pass. The try would have levelled


the scores at 4-4 and perhaps given Clitheroe the springboard to victory, but their perform­ ance fell away and Carnforth took the opportunity to add to •


an early try.


first half enthusiasm, passes went astray and scrum half Graham Torbett wasted good possession by rep e a ted ly making solo runs. At times, too, tne mauling and rucking


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FACED with the continuing difficulty of finding enough players, Clitheroe 2nd XV crashed to a heavy defeat at Carnforth.


tries and converted five of them.


even greater without the im­ pressive tackling from centre of Ian Hampson and full back Hughie Wardle. Tony Dubows- ki showed promise on his debut


The margin would have been .


The home side scored six* , , ,


left much to be desired. Clitheroe had the misfortune to


be reduced to 14 men when Mick Fox, openside flanker, was injured early on and his - absence was particularly telling


in the final 20 minutes. After a six-week enforced


break Clitheroe had several pleasing individual perform­ ances. John Mercer was promi­ nent in the forwards and pro­ duced the storming run that led to Haworth’s disallowed try. Tony Lee captained the side


Greatorex brothers Stuart and


‘ Bishop continued to pose prob­ lems for the visitors. Kirk


time after time. only to be denied by some good goalkeep­ ing until Taylor-made it 5-0 after beating two defenders and rounding the ’keeper. Bush and Hutchinson were dominant in midfield and


added Waddington’s sixth goal by coming through from the back and setting the seal on a good team performance. The match was sponsored by Skip- ton Building Society.


. Hutchinson, Wilson. C l i th e ro e Res: Hatch,


,. Waddington: Nuttall, Byrom (M), Rimmer, Kirk, Hosty, Bush, Byrom (P), Clayton, Bishop, Taylor, Miller. Subs:


D in n is , L e e so n, C a r te r , Stevenson, Gornall, Braith- waite, Spencer, Tomlinson, Behan, Greenup. Sub: Malone.


RUGBY REPORTS


Celtic in last eight


of cup Whnllcy Arms Celtic 4, Pcndlc Forest 0


ANOTHER sound performance


1 the last eight of the East Lan­ cashire- League’s President’s^ Cup.‘The game against a sporting Pendle Forest was played on a pitch at Calderstones that was a credit to the ground staff in* view of th e re c e n t bad weather. P e te r Doman made his


by the Whalley Arms side saw them comfortably through into


debut, replacing injured Tony Smithson and this was the only change after the previous week’s fine effort. Celtic scored twice in the


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RIBBLE valley football league WINTER COMFORTABLE WIN


FOR TRANSPORT Transport 3, Sabden 1


AFTER- six-week lay-off Transport returned to action


in the Marsden Building Society Division of the Ribble Valley Football League and recorded a comfortable victory over Sabden.


Chapter of


accidents Grindleton Res 0, White Horse 3.


THE Clitheroe pub side bagged a welcome couple of points on Saturday, but the win proved


very expensive. For after the match, captain


and centre-half Ian North dis­ covered he had broken a bone in his foot and will be in plaster for three months. In addition, midfield debut­


first half — in the first and last minutes, both coming from Russell Keighley. The first came after a great pass by Titterington, and the second followed a goalmouth scramble. Pendle Forest strove hard to


unavailable the home side .were • forced to re-shuffle their forma­ tion but nevertheless they were the sharper, more settled side


With Grimshaw and Targett


in the opening minutes. B u t le r emphasised this


superiority with an early goal, fastening on to Lawson's through pass to beat the ad­ vancing ’keeper.


rhythm and enjoyed a long period of pressure.


Sabden began to find their


seized on a poor clearance and crashed the ball home.


ant Colin Bartlett, scorer of two goals, tore knee ligaments and will also miss the rest of the season. Last week White Horse’s


fight back, only to encounter David Gillibrand and Donald Porter both in superb form. They repeatedly caught the op­ posing forwards in offside posi­ tions. Neville Shears missed a


golden opportunity to put


. 0. Keighley completed his hat- trick with a well-taken 80th minute penalty. All in all this was another


from a good position. Then, good work by Ronnie Foster and Keighley (who was playing with great confidence on the right wing) gave John Ains- worth the- chance to make it 3-


eltic three up, shooting wide


good performance by Celtic with Peter Doman making an effective debut in midfield, par­ ticularly in the first half. Gillib­ rand, Porter, Titterington, Foster and Keighley all played


well. Celtic have now assembled a


very strong squad of players. Several were unavailable for this game and manager Kevin Ashworth could have the happy problem of “who to pick” for the remaining league and cup games as the team pushes to­ wards an exciting climax to the season. Whalley AC: Wilson, Taylor,


P o rte r, Gillibrand. Finch; Foster (R), Doman, Tittering­


worth (K).


BACK IN THE SWING


CLITHEROE’S display in the foalless draw at* Nelson was a


from full back and cleared everything kicked at him.. The


Stephen in the centres gave fine first half performances, both carving out good scoring opportunities. Winger Duncan Fielding also went close. Clitheroe returned home re­


flecting on what might have been.


in^ (D), Greatorex (Stephen), Greatorex (Stuart), Fielding ( I ) , E m m o t t , T o r b e t t , Haworth, Bolton, Corbett, Holden, Ridehalgh, Fox,


Clitheroe RUFC: Lee, Field- , , Mercer, Wildman.


ous weekend’s cup defeat by Horwich, according to manager


ig improvement on the previ­


Mr Eric Whalley. “We couldn’t score and their


said. “But we are back in the


’keeper had a great game,” he


swing of things again after the long lay-off and nope to keep challenging at the top of the


ton; Keighley, Ainsworth (J. Shears. Subs: Ronnan, Ains­


They equalised when Bambra


winger Steve Cushing broke a leg after colliding with a goal­ keeper.Said team manager Mick Blatchford: “We seem to be losing men faster than we pick up points.” Saturday’s Division Three


fixture began with a goalless


trio of Bartlett, Northover and Jackson took command. In the 55th minute, Grindle­


first 45 minutes. Then White Horse’s midfield


ton defender Kevin Isherwood put the ball past his own ^keeper and 10 minutes later, Bartlett found the ,net after beating two men. He wrapped up the scoring fine diving header fol- corner in the dying


take the lead shortly before half time, Bradley finding the net with a crisp drive from 'close range.


Transport bounced back to


pletely dominated by Transport but slack finishing kept the vis­ itors in the game until the 80th minute when Butler headed a splendid goal from Lawson’s


The second half was com­


Hames, Pidlyskjy, Bean; Shar­ pies, Burns, Haworth; Lawson, Butler, Bradley.


pin-point cross. Transport: Noone; Dobson,


Wray; Johnson, Bromley (T), Balmbra; Bromley (B), Field­ ing, Wiseman, Maher, Davies.


with lowing minutes.Both the injured players struggled on to the final whis­ tle, unaware that their prob­ lems were so serious. White Horse’s defence was


Sarticularly impressive, with


North, Taylor, Nelson, North- over, Jackson, Bartlett, Hulme, Holden, Waterhouse. Subs: Townson and Brunker.


arrv Taylor outstanding. White Horse: Bate, Burgess,


They We no


hangover Lothcrsdalc 2,


Waddington Res. 6


WADDINGTON Reserves were clearly suffering no han­ gover from a lengthy absence from Craven League football as they overcame promotion rivals Lothersdale by a handsome


margin.


Waddington showed initiative and creative skill down both flanks, with Salisbury and Gladwin creating plenty of op­ portunities in front of goal for themselves and centre-forward


'Straight from the kick-off, ,


Bacon. The forwards were well sup­


table.”After visiting Great Harwood on Tuesday in a rearranged fixture, Clitheroe play hosts to Bacup Borough on Saturday (2-


meet Whalley in the East Lan­ cashire League, while the A team is also away, to Holly Tree, in a Blackburn Combina­ tion Division Four match.


15 p.m.). Clitheroe Reserves travel to


fiOLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOR SWIMMERS


in the second row. Because of the player-prob­


MEMBERS o f C l i th e ro c Amateur Swimming Club arc


lem, Chris Roberts made his umpteenth return to_ the game, ana forwards Phil Dinsdale and Paul Ramsey again donned their jerseys after long abs­


ences.Dave Tattersafl also re­ turned, at first on the wing and then, in the second half he took over from Chris Roberts at


scrum half. ■ ,


Wardle, Tattersall, Hampson, Jackson, Masterson, Lambert, Roberts, Mason, Dinsdale, Walker, Ramsey, Dubowski,


C l i th e r o e RUFC 2 nd. „ . Smith.


Ladies find their form


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caster University. After losing the first game,


Susan- Beggs found her form and b e a t h e r opponent d-1.


easily beat their opponents 3-u. Marilyn F le tch e r me t a very


eltC a ^ afoacS 3-2.


Sheila Willis and Jean-Ann Speak both played well to


' r 1 . -


being offered the golden op­ po r tu n ity of a weekend’s training by two of the sport s


leading coaches. Tom Scott, the former na­


through the fact that the pa­ rents of one of our members, are friendly with him and we were very fortunate indeed • that Christine Jarvis turned


"But the opportunity arose,


•pearance and world record swim in 1976, and Christine Jarvis, a former national breast stroke champion and British record holder now coaching in the United States, will be giving up to 70 youngsters between the ages of eight and 19 the benefit of their expert knowledge at Ribblesdale Pool on February 13th and 14th.


tional coach who helped. David Wilkie to reach peak condition for his Olympic ap-


given the go-ahead by council­ lors at a recent meeting of the * Ribblc Valley Council’s Re­ creation and Leisure Commit­ tee, will also include lectures, film shows and instruction in land training and land condi- ^ tioning in the nearby Roefield


The training weekend, • - v Barn.


•• great honour for the club to ' be playing host to two such renowned . coaches* and the weekend offered an excellent opportunity for the . young


Clitheroe ASC spokesman Mr Rod Jones said it was a


. _


the first two games in-. her match but her opponent raided and took the next three to win


1 ar s Pe“ uTdat v e Tone donMd easily took


out to be: on holiday from America at the same time. “She is staying with Mr


140 of the club’s 170 members .would be clcgible for the coaching sessions, but as it was only possible to accom-. modate . about h a lf that number, it would be a case*of “first come, first served.”


Scott and will be able to offer the swimmers the benefit of some tips on Amercian-style coaching.” Mr Jones added that some


, weekend and it was hoped to cover the costs through the payment of fees by each child taking part.


He said it would cost more that £300 to stage the training


and make a profit but the costs wc have to cover will include the. takings which are expected to.be lost by the closure of the Ribblcsdale Pool,” said Mr Jones.


" “We do not intend to try


- swimmers to improve their skills.“Mr Scott tours the country


both days, with the other coaching activities taking .place between 11-30 a.m. and


club between 9 and 11-30 a.m. and from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. on


The pool will be used by the TELEPHONES:


offering advice and help to young ambitious swimmers but it is rare for a club of our relatively small size to be so honoured,” said Mr Jo|\es. r


4 p.m. On both days, public use of


thc»pool will be restricted to between 12 noon and 3-30 p.m. with the‘last swimmers being admitted at 3 p.m.


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ported by Burgess and Green and four goals in quick succes­ sion in the first half — from Bacon (2), Gladwin and Tomlin­ son — underlined Waddington’s superiority in every depart­


ment.


the second half but Waddington continued to press forward and two more goals by Salisbury and Gladwin boosted their


The pace slowed somewhat in - . tally.On the evidence of the first


half and much of the second, Waddington — emulating their senior counterparts in scoring six — showed they have the makings of a good competitive


side.


played well throughout and Tomlinson’s performance


Walker, Longhi and Leech „ ' • ■ earned him the “man of the


Skipton Building Society Waddington Res:


Kerryson, Walker, Longni, Tomlinsgn, Burgess, Gladwin, Salisbury.


match” award. The game was sponsored by


Grimes, Leech, Green, Bacon,


River fit for fishing


THE activities of Ribblesdale School Fishing Club have been


limited of late by the severe weather so it was a great relief when the River Hodder at last


turned out to be ice-free. Unfortunately, with tempera­


tures ’ still low, catches were poor .and only two fishermen were successful. Andrew Warner caught a


Sabden: Weir; Whitwell,.


Points keep hospital in contention


Calderstones 5, West Brad­ ford Reserves 0


. match practice. With West Bradford fielding


AFTER the long lay off, both teams were obviously short of


only nine men, all the pressure came from the, home side, though they were made to fight


Also at BLACKBURN AND BOLTON


NETBALL CONTEST


MORE than 40 players took part in a winter tournament organised by the Clitheroe and Dis­ trict Netball League. The tournament has"|


all the way. The game started with a suc-


cession of crosses, near misses and good saves, before Shaw put tne hospital side ahead.


• halftime. Fifteen minutes into the


Shaw, after good work by Roberts, were added before


Further goals from Gott and


second half, Johnson replaced* Wilson, leading to a fourth goal


from Cott. But the best goal of the


game was the last one. McCar- rick hit a 25-yard shot into -the far corner of the net, giving Pinder no chance.


by referee Barker and this win keeps Calderstones well in con­ tention at the top of the Ribble Valley League Greenacres Di­


The game was well handled


vision. Ca ldc rs toncs: Ward, T.


Runners carry flag


Bradley, P. Bradley, Trotter, Walker, McCarrick, Beard- more, Wilson, Cott, Shaw, Roberts. Subs: West, Johnson.


Pinder, Ainsworth, Winstan- ley, Mellin, Peel, Sharp, Blenk- inship, Dobson, Carney.


West Bradford Reserves:


All-action weekend with only one


—match unplayed —


THE Ribble Valley Football League returned to action at the weekend. Only one match was not played — Ribchester Reserves v Beech Tree, which was put off because Rochester's first team were also at home on


that day. Because of illness or other


commitments, several referees were unable to fulfil their ap­ pointments and a similar posi­ tion will apply on Saturday. Results: Marsden Division


Catholic SC Res. 2. Saturday’s games: Marsden


— Ribchester CK 6, Victoria 2; West Bradford 2, Royal Oak 4; Read Utd 3, Chatburn 1; Grindleton 5, Rimington 3; Transport 3, Sabden 1; Trinity


Division — Rimington v Trini­ ty (TW), Chatburn v Grindle­ ton (NB), Royal Oak v Read Utd (JS), Victoria v West Bradford (ME), Sabden v Rib­ chester CK (JD), Chipping v


0, Chipping 6. Grecnacrc Division — Cal­


. Spring Mill 3; Catholic SC 5, Whalley 3; Station 0, Read Utd Res. 2.


derstones 5, West Bradford Res. 0; Waggon and Horses 3,


Arms 1, Ribchester CK Res. 2; Lord Nelson Res. 0, Brownhill 6; Grindleton Res. 0, White . Horse 3; Rimington Res. 3,


Division Three — Kings .


.at Upholland Park, Wigan. Victory in the 2400 metres


CARRYING the flag proud and high for the Ribble Valley are three local women runners who won three out of four races at a Mid-Lancashire Cross-Country League meeting


girls’ race assured Heather De- . whurst, of Billington, of win­ ning the Mid-Lancashire trophy by virtue of having won three out of four races. Alison Ash­ worth, of Whalley, improved on her last performance by coming


in 17th. Miranda Wightman, of


Clitheroe, notched a well-de­ served win in the intermediate race, and Maureen Hirst, o f . Clitheroe, followed up her TV appearance by winning the


. senior race.


metres Lesley Herd, of Wad­ dington,' had an excellent run to finish second and push the Lancashire champion into third place. Jane t Ashworth, of Whallev, showed that she is gradually regaining her form by finishing sixth. All of these runners will be


Transport (—). G re en a c re Division —


Spring Mill v Catholic SC (—), West Bradford Res. v Waggon and Horses (postponed), Read Utd Res. v Calderstones (TH), Lord Nelson v Station (—). Division Three — King’s


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Anns v Catholic SC Res (J. Duffy), White Horse v Lord Nelson Res. (GS), Ribchester CK Res. v Ribchester Res. (IH), Beech Tree v Brownhill (CB), Rimington Res. v Grind­ leton Res. (—).


AFTER last week’s games in the Ribble Valley Pool Lea­ gues, Joiners A and .King’s B are now clear leaders of their respective divisions.


• top. Joiners A chalked' up a 5-2


6-1 victory at the Duke of York, while their joint leaders Hodder Bridge went down 4-3 at the Joiners. This was onjy the third defeat for Bridge in their first season but has re­ sulted in a five-point gap at the


• King’s B did it in style with a


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•point‘advantage due to an ad­ justment in the league tables. With the Brown Cow A failing to appear for the third week in a row their results have been deleted and all teams due to play them should now regard the match as a bye.


record. Joiners gained a further


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At the Joiners on Tuesday


esting guide to the respective standards' of the leagues and could result in the formation of a Clitheroe town team.


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Winter break ends for Cubs


CUB Scouts football resumes at the weekend after the winter break with the following fixtures. Saturday: Pendle Tigers v


• at the Castle Field, starting at 2 p.m. and on Tuesday, a man­ agers’ meeting at Duck Street, beginning at 7-30 p.m., wilLin- elude the draw for the Jubilee


Pendle Leopards (referee P. Simmons); Loyola v . Chipping (J. Woodworth); Waddington v St* Ma ry’s (D. Johnson); Hodder Valley v St Paul’s (G. Scott); Gisburn v Pendle Panthers. On Sunday, there will be a District Team practice session


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