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Vital lapse loses chance of replay


Bishop Auckland 1, Clitheroe 0


A VITAL lapse of concentration in the 70th minute cost Clitheroe a lucrative replay at Shawbridge against Bishop Auckland in the F A Cup


2nd qualifying round. Until then manager


Eric Whalley’s defensive tactics had kept the famous blue shirts at bay. The home s id e had become frustrated by the


Clitheroe defensive wall and a draw looked likely. But with 20 minutes


r


left a long high cross was floated into the visitors’ penalty area and Bishop’s Har ry Dunn climbed above Clive Dunn and headed the ball in via the post. Clitheroe protested that


in I


Clive Dunn had been “held down” but the re­ feree was adamant that the goal was a good one. Clitheroe abandoned their defensive role and


began seeking an equal­ iser and the home goal had a charmed life. How­ ever, it was too late and time ran out, but there was no disgrace in the 1-0 defeat.


In retrospect Clitheroe


had the capability to have won for Bishop Auckland did not pose the same problems as South Bank in the previous round. They are struggling near the bottom of the North­ ern League table.


However, the honour of


playing on the famous pitch against a club that in its golden days played at Wembley in 18 FA Amateur Cup finals is one


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Rampant Sale fail to push home advantage


Clithcroe RUFC 1st XV 4, Sale 3rd XV 21


THE omens were as dark as the rain clouds gathering over Pendle Hill as a weakened Clitheroe side took the field against a typically powerful Sale outfit.


Indeed the doubtful


omens became dramatical­ ly worse as Clitheroe were rocked by four tries in the space of 20 minutes by a rampant Sale XV, all of which were converted. The home side, suffering


from the loss of players such as John Robson, Mick Nicholls, Alan Sweeney, David Slinger and the Greatorex brothers through injury, rocked peril­ ously close to the edge of a heavy defeat.


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Final RibblesdaSe cricket tables


FINAL positions and points in the first, second and third divi­ sions of the Ribblesdale Cricket League are:


L. Darwen.... ... 2 13 3 0 6 0 SO Immanuel..... BBCV........


Hanvwxl...... .... 21 5 2 3 8 4 42 Bax’den....... ... 22 5 1 2 7 7 37 Lucas......... ... 22 4 2 5 h 6 36 Croe.......... . . . . 22 4 2 5 5 6 36 CherrvT....... . . . . 22 3 3 4 6 0 31 . . . . 22 . . . . 22


Barlick.. . . . . . . ... ” Rotb-R. . . . . . . .


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•» 6 4 1 8 3 51 4 7 2 5 4 48 5 4 4 5 4 4ti


4 3


1 3


3 4


7 3


7 9


33 31


Old Ross...... .... « 11 4 1 4 2 T2 Read.......... .... 2 11 1 1 5 4 61 B-bumN...... .... 22 10 1 2 t) 3 61 R'stall........ .... 22 7 4 I 5 5 53 BBCV........ .... 22 7 1 3 6 5 47 Padiham...... .... 22 7 1 3 t> 5 47 Settle.............. 22 3 6 0 5 7 40 Whalley....... Kid wands.... Immanuel.....


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BtmniN...... .... 22 10 1 5 3 3 61 C'roe..........


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Rib Wands.... .... 22 7 1 3 3 7 46 Fulwood...... Settle......... STmry........


LEAGUE SOCCER


RETURNS NORTH West Counties League soccer returns to Shawbridge on Saturday when Clitheroe play in a r e a r r a n g e d f ix tu r e against Bacup Borough (kick-off 3 p.m.).


Clitheroe, so unlucky


in the FA Cup against Bishop Auckland on Saturday, should have been away to Chcadle Town but that game had to be postponed because o f Cheadle’s involvement in the FA Challenge


Cup. Last season Clitheroe


did the “ double” over Bacup with 2-0 and 2-1 victories.


But this season Bacup


are a much improved side and are level on points with Clitheroe.


North West Counties Division Three P W D L P


Blackpool M .......... 9 6 2 1 14 Padiham............ 9 5 3 1 13 Prestwich Heys.... 6 5 1 011 CheadieTown........ 9 4 3 2 11 Vulcan Newton...... 8 4 2 2 10 Nelson................. 8 4 2 210 C.litheroe.............. 7 4 2 1 10 *Bacup Boro.......... 8 5 1 2 0 Ashton Town......... 8 3 3 2 9 Atherton Coll........ 8 4 1 3 9 Maghull................ 9'2 4 3 8 Daisy Hill............. 10 3 1 G 7 Whit. Valley.......... 8 3 1 4 7 UrmstonTown...... 8 2 3 3 7 Oldham Dew.......... 8 2 2 4 G Bolton ST............. 9 0 G 3 6 Ashton Ath............ 9 0 1 8 1 Newton................ 9 0 0 9 0


* — two points deducted.


CLITHEROE and District Cub Scouts results: Chatburn 2, Pendle Leopards 9; Chipping 3, St Paul’s 13; Pendle Tigers 7, Loyola 3; Waddington 2, St Mary’s 4. Saturday’s fixtures (8th): St


Paul’s v Chatburn (P. Sim­ mons), Gisbum v Waddington (J. Woodworth). Sunday: Whalley v Pendle


Tigers (G. Scott), St Mail’s v Loyola (A. Sayle), Chipping v Pendle Leopards (T. Simpson).


Ladies start with victory


IN their first game of the season, Empress Squash Ladies' team had a 3-2 victory away over East Lancs 3rds. Marilyn Fletcher played well


to win 3-1, while Sheila Willis fought her way back from 0-2 down to win her match 3-2. Kay Plant also had a long


match, just losing in the fifth. Susan Beggs won the first game but lost 1-3. With the game at 2-2, it was


up to Sharon Willis to clinch victory for Empress. This she did easily, completely outclas­ sing her opponent for an excel­


lent 3-0 win.


<» 7 3 2 1 9 47 99 4 0 4 6 7 32


Division One P WWd Ld Nr L P


Yet unaccountably Sale went


off the boil and failed to push home their advantage and


indeed allowed the Clitheroe side to claw back. The half-time score of 24-0 was, in the light of the first half possession, somewhat flattering. However, the second half proved quite different. Clitheroe matched the Man­


that does Clitheroe proud.. Clitheroe can hold their heads high in defeat for they gave everything. They deserve a pat on the back for bringing a little F A Cup glory to' the town. Clitheroe; Underwood,


Whiteside, Richards, Drugan, Sharpies, McGuire, Dunn, Proos, Taylor, Greenhalgh. Sub: Hutchinson.


Reserves take derby points


Waddington 2 Clithcroe Res 3


CLITHEROE Res were with­ out their leading goalscorer for this local derby in the East Lancashire Football League.


The villagers opened strongly


and took an early lead through Green when 'keeper Howard


Eushed a weak shot against the ar for Green to net the


rebound. Clitheroe’s response was to


take hold of the game and storm into a 3-1 lead with an own goal and two from Geoff Young, the second one a screamer.


Waddington pulled a goal


back before half time with a 25- yard shot from Geldard.


Both sides had chances after


the break and with Howard seeming unsure of himself in the Clitheroe goal it required good defensive work by Braith- waite and Kinder to keep Wad­ dington out. Young had an out­ standing game for Clitheroe.


Clithcroc Res: Howard,


chester side throughout, con­ tinually frustrating the opposi­ tion with gritty play in defence and Robin Lund leading a more confident-looking back division with a number of penetrating runs. Meanwhile in the forwards,


Tony Dubowski and Joe Holden were outstanding under dif­ ficult conditions, as the Clitheroe pack fought desper­ ately to regain some of the away side’s monopoly of early possession. Clitheroe’s try came five mi­


nutes from tne end, Paul Taberner scoring a sterling try after the ball was moved quick­ ly and accurately down the line. Clitheroe’s 2nd team game


against Sale 4th XV was can­ celled due to selection problems caused by injuries, a dark cloud


on an otherwise brightening horizon. Clithcroc RUFC: Wardle,


D. Fielding, Lund, Hyde, Emmott, Tabemer, Duxbury, Ridehalgh, Byrne, Newton, Williamson, Ramsey, Dubows­ ki, Dinsdale, Holden.


JUNIOR SOCCER


Henthorn Utd Juniors 3, Junior Clarets 4.


UNITED lost their unbeaten


V) 5 1 3 7 6 3S <» 3 4 1 7 7 35 <» 2 2 3 8 7 Ti


record when they went down by the odd goal in seven. They, took a quick two-goal lead


against a hard-tackling Clarets side, Jason Foulker being the scorer. Clarets made it 2-1 by the


00 4 1 3 4 10 30 90 2 0 1 4 15 15


interval with a goal that had. more than an offside look about it. They drew level with a dis­ puted goal from a ball which tricklea over the line with the keeper claiming that it had been kicked from his hands. They went ahead with another penalty goal and quickly added a fourth. Henthom were not finished


and Foulker completed a hat- trick. Damon Bardsley headed


narrowly wide from a last minute comer kick.


B ra ithw a ite , Shoreman, Karwat, Kinder, Howarth, Saunders, Allen, Livesey, Y oung, W h ites id e . Sub: Ahmeo-Speak.


Chatburn in form for Shield tie


Chatburn 3 Hastingdcn St Mary’s 1


CHATBURN at last found win­ ning form in this Lancashire Amateur Shield game. They always seemed to be in com­ mand and had many chances to score but only managed a couple from Jimmy Coleboume in tne first half. The first came after 10 minutes when a defen­ sive mix-up allowed him to race through and the second 10 mi­ nutes after that when he headed home a cross and almost completed a hat-trick.


Bad judgment by goalkeeper


Winckley enabled the visitors to pull a goal back.


Chatbum continued in their


aggressive style after the break and Steve Anderson made the game safe with a fine drive.


en, Foster, Robinson, Lawson, Waddington, Dewhurst, Ander­ son, Colebourne, Stoddart, Wright.


Chatburn: Winckley, Hitch-


John Seedle re-signs


RIBBLESDALE Wanderers have re-signed John Sccdle as professional.


John jo in ed them this


season from the East Lanca­ shire Club, scoring 339 runs for an average o f 26.08 and taking 39 wickets at a cost of 19.26 each.


Malcolm Dennett, who


missed most o f the season with an injured knee, is re­ covering after surgery and Wanderers hope he will be fit in time for next season.


Henthom United 4. Colts 8,


AFTER being 5-0 down at half-time against Colts in the Accrington and District Boys' League, under-15, Henthorn United pulled four back through Marc Holmes, Chris Berry, Paul Nash (2), only to concede three late goals. This Saturday United will be at home to Rists Rangers.


Ribblesdale football


THE past few days have seen Ribblesdale School teams in­ volved in plenty of football action. The games against Mount Carmel saw all teams losing, with the third year thrashed 12-1 against a big, strong side.


The first year team was most


disappointing going down 4-3 after leading 3-1 but they have made amends by defeating the Grammar School and St Christ­ opher’s.


The second year have played


some excellent football and their reward came with a 5-2 win over the Grammar School. They were unlucky to lose against Mount Carmel who


have yet to lose a game. The third year had a most


encouraging win against Clitheroe Grammar School 3-1 after being beaten by the same side 6-0 the previous week, but lack of aggression and poor passing lea to another heavy defeat against St Christopher’s in the Hyndbum League. It is hoped for a much improved performance , in their next game against Shadsworth in the Lan­ cashire Under-14’s knock-out cup.


The fourth year have relied


too much on Tim Dawson and the results have been poor in his absence, a 3-0 defeat against Mount Carmel and in an abysmal game at St Christ­ ophers only Middleton came out with any credit.


tremendous end-to-end game against Mount Carmel who had gone 11 games without defeat and that included a win of 3-0 against the Lancashire Schools Champions, St Christopher’s. Ribblesdale were leading 2-1 with only minutes to go but eventually went down 3-2 with virtually the last kick of the


game. The fifth year played in a


THE Joiners Arms has gained suitable reward for organis­


lust two points ahead of


ing the first ladles’ darts lea- gue'in Clitheroe, with Its own team winning the champlon- ilp. Thu Joiners' ladles finished


Black Horse and at a presen­ tation evening (above), cap­ tain Mrs Joyce Seedle re­ ceived the silver salver from Mr David Briggs. There were also medals for


Maureen Waddington, Pat Taylor and Eileen Orr for


maximum scores of 180, and Irene Hilary for the highest


finish of the season. Final league positions were


as follows: IBBLE VALLEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE


REMINGTON COME FROM


BEHIND Rimington 4,


Chatburn Res 3.


A FINE second half perform­ ance by Rimington gained them two points in this local derby, despite being two goals behind


at half time. The home side had most of


the early pressure but it was Smithson who broke the dead­ lock for Chatbum. Just before the break, Thompson put the visitors two aheaa. Rimington hit back quickly


and Pratt pulled one back from a narrow angle early in the second half. A Fred Smalley free kick gave Rimington the equaliser and soon after Pratt headed them into the lead. Frankland made sure of victoiy with a strong drive to make it four. With two minutes remaining,


Thompson added a third lor Chatbum. Leach and Smithson were


Chatburn’s top men, while Frankland and Barrett impre­ ssed for Rimington. Rimington: Braithwaite,


Barrett, Hacking, Horsefield, Buttenvorth, Frankland, Hol- gate, Smalley (F), Hartley, Pratt, Smalley (M). Sub: Hodg­ son (A), Hodgson (J).


Gower, Dinsdale, Leacn, Read, Coleboume, Smithson, Dobson, Lawson, Thompson. Sub: Grainger.


Chatburn: Winckley, Nadin,


Unregistered player fielded


THE Division Three table in . the Ribble Valley Football League has been revised fol­ lowing the discovery that R o ­ chester Cross Keys Reserves have fielded an unregistered player. The points deducted nave been shared among three other clubs. Marsdcn Division: Lord


Nelson 0/ Ribchester Res 3; Sabden 6, Read Utd 0; Grindle- ton 2, Transport 3; Catholic SC 1, West Bradford 0; Chatbum 3, Rimington 4; Royal Oak Vic­ toria 2, King’s Arms 0. Division Two: Spring Mill 7,


Calderstones 0; West Bradford Res 2, Craven Heifer 4; Trans­ port Res 3, Waggon and Horses 2; Read Uta Res 4, Ramsgreaves 2; Trinity 2,


Whalley 1. Division Three: White Horse


3, Ribchester Ck Res 2; Craven Heifer Res 12, Grindleton Res 0; Calderstones Res 1, Sabden Res 5. The first round of the lea­


gue’s three trophy matches will be played on Saturday as follows: Ashley Smith (Marsden Di­


vision) — Chatbum v Trans­ port, Read v Ribchester Res,


Catholic Social Centre v Lord Nelson, Grindleton v Royal


Calderstones v Craven Heifer, Waggon and Horses v Spring


Mill Eagle Supplies '(Division


Three) — Sabden Res v Cal­ derstones Res, Grindleton Res v White Horse, Ribchester CK Rea v Craven Heifer Res, Catholic Social Centre Res v


Farthings. Teams not mentioned have


byes.


Marsdcn Division P W D L P


Catholic SC............ G 6 0 0 12 TYansport.............. 5 4 1 0 9 Ribchester Res...... 6 4 1 1 9 Sabden................... 5 4 0 1 8 R.O. Victor.......... 6 3 1 2 7 Read Utd................ 6 3 1 2 7 Chatbum............... 7 3 1 3 7 Grindleton............. 7 3 0 4 6 Rimington.............. 6 2 0 4 4 West Bradford....... 6 1 0 5 2 Lord Nelson.......... 7 1 0 6 2 King’s Arms.......... 7 0 1 6 1


Division Two P W D 'L P


Spring Mill............. 6 5 1 Oil Craven Hf.............. 5 4 1 0 9 West Bradford....... 7 3 3 1 9 Calderstones......... 6 3 0 3 6 Trinity................... 7 2 1 4 5 Ramsgreave.......... 6 2 1 3 5 Transport Res....... 4 2 0 2 4 Read Res................ 5 1 1 3 3 Waggon and H....... 6 1 0 5 2 WhaUey.................. 3 1 0 2 2


Division Three P W D L P


White Horse.......... 7 7 0 0 14 Sabden Res............ 6 4 0 0+l( Rib. CK Res.......... 7 6 0 1 *6 Craven Res............ 7 3 0 4+8 Cath.SC Res......... 5 2 0 3 4 Farthings.............. 6 2 0 4+6 Cald. Res............... 5 0 0 5 0 Grind’ton Res........ 4 0 0 4 0


+ points added. * points deducted


G O L F


WINNER of Clitheroe Ladies’ Golf Club's Hirst Trophy for handicaps of 30 to 36 was Mrs Eva VeJvick who scored 110-36- 74 net. Mrs Sheila Dawson won the


September Goblet (95-23-52), ana Mrs Doris Hindle won the nine hole competition for seniors with a score of 46-ll1 34 Vfe net.


/>


Oak Victoria. Dan Seed (Division Two) —


A first defeat for W. Bradford Res


West Bradford Res 2, Craven Heifer 4.


DESPITE leading at one stage John Barber’s men suffered their first defeat of the season in Division Two


of the Ribble Valley Football League. Although they had three reg­


TRINITY AGAIN


Trinity 2, Whalley 1.


TRINITY gained their second win of the season when they entertained Whalley at Roefield in Division Two of the Ribble Valley Football League. They dominated tne first half


play but failed to profit from a number of scoring chances.


Almost on the break Edmond­ son combined well with Dickin­ son who scored just inside the


post. Unfortunately for Trinity,


Edmondson had to go off with an injury and with Meyler being hampered by a knock WhaTley came back into the game and finished the better side. Hodges scored Tr inity’s


second goal with a shot that went in off the post. Armfield, the Whalley substi­


tute, reduced the arrears almost on the final whistle. T r in i ty : Winckley (S),


Shears, Fawcett, Stell, Ed­ mondson, Dickinson, Winckley (P), Fishlock, Mevler, Metcalf, Rawson. Sub: Hodges. Whallcy: Ormerod, Crowdy,


Codd, Riding, Robinson, Harris, Derbyshire, Atkinson, Wallbank, Burgess, Wilkinson. Subs: Ellison, Armfield.


Tomlinson keeps a


clean sheet


Royal Oak Victoria 2, King’s Arms 0


PLAYING his first full game for a year as ROV goalkeeper, Graham Tomlinson snowed that he had retained all his old skill. Steve Conti, who returned to


action after an injury a month ago, scored ROV’s first goal soon after the break as the side found its true rhythm. Richard Astin made it 2-0 in


the 75th minute with a well- driven shot from 20 yards. King’s ’keeper Pat Devine had no chance. With five minutes left King's


player-manager Steve Mus- grove had nis side's best


chance to score but surprising­ ly put the ball over tne bar from three yards out.


ROV: Tomlinson (G), Bush,


Stewart (C), Wade, Harrison, Campbell, Tomlinson (S), Pritt,


Astin, McCullough. Subs:


Slack, Crook. K in g 's A rms : D ev ine,


Kenyon, Penman, Ishenvood, Stewart (S), Whitehouse, Jef­ feries, Musgrove, Aspimvall, Johnson, Seiczkowski.


Hockey ladies


unbeaten


CLITHEROE maintained their \mbeaten record in the Dairy Crest Ladies’ Hockey League


with a 1-0 win over Poulton


2nd. It was a painstaking game


with Clitheroe having most of the possession by far and three “goals” disallowed but only gaining a narrow’ win. This was not due so much to


poor finishing as excellent goal- keeping by Poulton. The ’keeper dealt with everything firea at her until Clare Mor­ timer eventually dribbled round her and crossed for Anne Hutchinson to tap into the


empty net. The Clitheroe defenders


w’ere untroubled by the occa­ sional Poulton forays, indeed Paddy Rouse in goal only touched the ball twice. Jane Seed made an excellent


return at le f t h a lf and Stephanie Cooper covered the usual miles of ground in sup­ port of the forwards and cut­ ting out balls to the Poulton


forwards. Second


place for Shaun


RIBBLE Valley Harrier Shaun Livesey ran well around the 17- mile Tour of Pendle Fell Race which includes 4,200 feet of climbing. He clocked 2hrs. 16mins. 8secs. to take second place.


David Cartridge, of Bolton


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ulars unavailable Bradford began well and Blenkinship converted a Pinder cross to give them the lead, but Craven fought back to get on terms through Ruddock. Craven took command in the


• second period and soon led with goals from Ruddock and Eastham. Moore reduced the arrears


for West Bradford who then began the fight for an equaliser but Craven held firm and just to rub salt into the wound Wainwright converted a penal­ ty for them two minutes from time after Wilson had acciden­


tally handled in the box. Both sides contributed to a


fine match and Craven Heifer should be able to.look forward to a successful season. West Bradford Res: Mellin


(C), Heanan, Marsden, Ed­ mondson (R), Melling (W), Ed­ mondson (I), Lambert, Blenkin­ ship, Moore, Wilson, Pinder. Sub: Simpson.


Joiners Arms 110; Black Horse 108; Commercial 102;


Royal Oak 89; Catholic SC 81; Royal British Legion 80; Dog and Partridge 78; White Horse 60; CCWN Club 60; Low Moor Club 42.


New darts official


LOCAL darters have a newr man in charge of the books for the Clitheroe and District League. Appointed treasurer at the


annual meeting was Mr David Cooper, licensee of the Joiners Arms. He replaces Mr Derek Moss, who had to stand dow’n because of pressure of busi­ ness. , Re-elected as chairman was


Mr Brian Aspden, and Mr Ian Stewart was once again chosen to continue his work as sec­ retary. The committee for the new


season consists of John Dobson. John Schofield, Dave Briggs, Jimmy Chadwick, Dave Embly, Bill Greenwald, and Derek Graham. Three teams dropped out of


the league. They were Lower Buck, Lord Nelson and Cross Keys. However, six new’ teams applied for entry and w’ere ac­


cepted. They are New’ Inn (Gisburn).White Horse B, Dog and Partridge, Judge Walm-


sley, Victoria Hotel, Craven Heifer. It was, also decided at the


meeting that players signing on after tne registration date (Oc­ tober 13th) w’ill have to pay £1 to the league.


Clitheroc Advertiser and Times, October 6th, 19SS 21


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