Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, April Uth, 1983 19 Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) tified)


Clitheroe almost let Oldham off the hook


Clitheroe 2, Oldham Dew 1


CLITHEROE can count their blessings that they ended up the winning side when they clashed with Oldham Dew in a North West Counties


League Division Three match at Shawbridge on Saturday lb a


For the home side fol fnl O l i i i .


lowed a magical first half performance with a stink­


er in the second. It turned out to be a real


“Jekyl and Hyde” performance. As the first half got under-


n sur-


r mem­ inning


wav, Clitheroe made a point of letting their lowly-placed oppo­ nents know that they meant business. Striker John Taylor was


foiled from close range in the third minute and that was fol­ lowed bv a skilful effort by David Sharpies who received the ball on the edge of the penalty area and seeing the keeper off his line tried to lob


the ball over him. However, the 'keeper, Chris Stanley, who had a good match, back-pedal­ led and managed to stop the effort. In th e 10th m in u te ,


C l i th e r o e ’ s goal scoring machine David Proos headed just over the cross-bar and the Oldham defence — complete with ex-Manchester City star Alan Oakes, now 40 years old — had to soak up a lot of pressure. This pressure paid off for


i . .


Clitheroe when miafielder Clive Dunn, who had a superb first half, was felled in the penalty box.


John Taylor scored from the


spot and a minute la te r Clitheroe found themselves two up. Proos received the ball and surged for goal, beating the Oldnam defence’s offside trap. Oldham obviously thought ne was a mile offside ana stood waiting for the linesman’s flag. It did not go up and Proos charged towards the ’keeper before slotting it under him and into the back of the net.


RUGBY REPORTS I Utd 1


|y stages [ivoured ■them 30 [he back


Irame from I.M'ved only Lton who Kites Inter j ’.ed round I the bull


liglv. down Ire minutes


I Horsfield I? to put


la j>art in |ii. After a I bull which It at. the far Ltyie. I ‘, Buckle, I.rroU, Hol- I Hartley. I, Ashton.


IV o r s 1 e v , I Bell. Pol- [iirton. Mac- Lbell, Farn-


First XV well beaten at Kirkby Lonsdale


Kirkby Lonsdale 18, Clitheroe RUFC 0


CLITHEROE R U FC were well beaten by a dominant set of forwards at Kirkby Lonsdale. The Clitheroe tight five were outplayed in all the scrums, kicks and mauls.


The Kirkby forwards pro- 1 UC AVIIIWJ Wl .. c.


vided such a constant supply of good balls to their backs that they managed to score three of the" four tries conceded, not because they were especially good but they applied such great pressure that scores were


bound to come. Despite the poor scrummag­


ing, the line-out play was fairly even, and the back row of Nichols, Robson and Stephen Greatorex played well through­


out the game. The Clitheroe backs played


skilfully with the scraps of pos­ session they received, but they


n a r s n p T a ta re


Jmsfiold 0 llayed with I'rmination I beat high [eld. Glen [side ahead it after the |e handled


did not have enough opportuni­ ty to fully test the opposition. As the game wore on, Kirkby applied more pressure as they gamed confidence, hence the size of the winning margin, de­ spite some strong tackling from Paul Taberner on the wing. Towards the end of the game


even the Clitheroe backs failed to plav as they had done ear­ lier. the whole team became resigned to their fate and there was a lack of confidence going


forward. The teams again wore black , , ,


armbands and observed a mi­ nute’s silence before eacli_ half in memory of club chairman


It. lie it two on If-time in the lurn kept the Piled to score. I:kiey. Kobin- |ch, Parkes, lie, Wadding- iv. Anderson, It.


le a d s e ld


I second in his lil races this' Ian Broxap, of j Livesey led [Sunday in the Ice.


|run in severe |.*r one-third of I at the first |r, when the Iched the mist Imd Jan who lish joint first, U ahead of the


In’s first major Itory and the lisli* Fell Run-


In i


m e rs [h o w


Is to n I and District | first champion in Saturday at I'reston, when I; won the 15 ■yards butterfly Ire age group [a a time of 1 [conds. In the club con- [ssful participa- [pionships when liers taking part Ids in a further


[in the 14 years I freestyle was lutes 36.26 see­ l'd in the 200 le in 2 minutes


Ion was third in Idris 100 yards


1-13.57; Nicky In 12 year boys liestyle; Peter It 13 year boys Itroke and Jozef |i 12 year boys I vie. Iiuing excellent tieroe swimmers | the club’s new ■which began on


It an • away gala ■>ol SC.


IN Clitheroe Golf Club’s Am- Am competition on Sunday, the Lancashire Witch trophy was won by D. J. Eccleston who shot rounds of 71 and 76 for a 147 score the best 36 holes


gross score. The best


18 holes of the


morning was shot by W. G. Bromilow (76), after a play.-ofi with S. Hamer. A. Squires scored an afternoon best to


holes total of 77. Pendle Witch Trophy. Best . .


18 holes nett:- G. and K. Thompson — 75-lVft-73%; I. Wil­


kinson and J. M. P. HiU — 86- 10%-75‘A; C. Ackroyd and K- Brennan - 86-8V4-77%, after play-off with F. Haworth_and F. \Vorkmaster — 86-8 ri-77%.


Team awards: D. J- Ecc'es‘ ton 71 and 76, D. H. Fulton


and M. I. Watkins SM, D- Kershaw and J. Haygarth 84. Total 315.


Winning ladies


C L ITH E RO E Golf Club’s


ladies’ winter league wrmers were. Division One,. — Mrs D- Hindle. Division Two — ™rs r . Parker. Division Three — Mrs


E. Velvick.


The April medal and Cancer Relief prize went to Mrs


' ‘ „ „ „ „ „ „


Finney — 102-30-72 nett. A 9-hole competition was


r ^ e n UVZ-39VS.


Ilarion National field this year at highly successful. * rode the 110 Itby where they I weekend. Runday four mem* lib entered the 10 I and despite stiff [Edward Ireland |e juvenile prize. Ihe annual confer- [d events, discos Ithe evening. The lo attend the 89th ludno next vear.


51S w m s


WITH only four weeks remain ing of the Ribble Valley Pool


winter season, both leagues have four teams in contention


for the respective titles. In the. Red League, Lord


Nelson continued their lead


with a 4-3 win at the Horse­ shoe but Joiners reduced ^their


5 2 1 v°ctoryP a t th eH ^ d d e r Bridge which virtually finishes Hodder’s title challenge. Pendle Witch gained a 5-2


win in the Sabden derby against White Hart while other contenders Kings A defeated


White Horse.


The Blue League h y joint leaders in Joiners B and Kings


. . . .


B after their 5-2 and 4-3 wins respectively thus g iv in g both


§oubleawithaboth A teams still contesting the Red League. Ti - lotsons continued in third spot,, t t o e points behind the leaders hut Craven Heifer .shpped at home to Royal Oak B to tin.


by seven With a twelve point HP back W the Buck Inn who


- W - . j fead'th?chasing group in RRh -


Knockout cup for


Chatburn


League knockout cup over two legs they disposed in


the final of Billington “ • The final score was Chatburn


829, Billington 721:


^ L a te s t results are: Red I pneue — Horseshoe A o,


Lord Nelson 4; Kings A 4 White HoreeO; Commercial A


5 Sun Inn 2;- White Hart 2, P'eS te T e a h


” - J


Bob Haworth. Clitheroe 1st XV: Wardle,


Hyde, Sanderson, Stuart Greatorex, Taberner; Emmott, Duxhury, Dubowski, Holmes, Sweeney, Holden, Ramsey, Nichols, Robson, Stephen


Greatorex.


C lu b to to u r in D e v o n


ON April 15th, 23 club players


depart for the club tour in Devon, organised by 2nd a v


captain David Tattersau. The club will field teams


against Honiton on Saturday and a Golden Lee XV on


Sunday in Gloucester. . The Nick Hopwood memonal


match has been arranged for April 30th, and a collection


.among the club members wall be used to buy a trophy for the winning side and a B od Haworth trophy for the man


of the match”.


SECONDS’ FINE WIN


____________ ______ Clitheroe 2nd 8, Kirkby Lonsdale 2nd 4


TH E team performance was a vast improvement o v e r p re v iou s we eks , especially in the backs. This was due mainly to the


return to the team of Ian Field­ ing and David Workman, and a fine performance by David


Slinger. The opposition were stronger


and heavier


team and despite a good per­ uim nic uj


iformance by Geoff Williamson


than the home .. ...---------


at prop the forwards only man­ aged to produce a limited amount of possession. The play at line-outs was improved though with good tidy work particularly by Martin Byrne. The backs, in contrast to


previous weeks, played well on the muddy surface, thanks to good play by fly-half Alan Rudd. Every time they ran the ball at the opposition they


looked dangerous.


The first try was scored by winger Dave Workman after


, .


good work by the Fielding brothers in the centre. The conversion attempt by Alan Rudd just dipped under the


baThe sides changed ends at 4- 0 and the second half started with play switching from end to end After 15 minutes Clitheroe scored again. A mis-judged clearance kick was caught by Workman who ran infield, making about 20 yards before passing to Ian Fielding who scored the try. The conversion


was again missed. Despite these two fine tries, .


all the three-quarters could have scored more; they made decisive breaks then did not have the speed to score, and were tackled by covenng de-


k Kirkby emphasised their for­ ward dominance with a push over try within a few minutes, and as they put on the pressure it looked as though they must score. However, good tackling by the backs and the speed of the lighter home pack, proved enough and when the final whistle went Chtheroe were again attacking.


Clitheroe 2nd XV: Slinger, ..


Hargreaves, I. Fielding, D. Fielding; Workman, Rudd, Tattersall, Williamson, Hamp- son, Conboy, Byrne, Lomax, Newton, Corbett, Nichol-


. Smith.


T h re e m o re w in s a n d


p ro m o t io n is s u re


TH E heat is now on as C l ith e ro e real is e they have a great chance of promotion to the North Wes t Counties League, Division Two. A n d m a n a g e r E r ic


Whalley will be hoping his team won’t suffer from nerves when they play Daisy Hill at Shawbridge


on Saturday. Eric thought that when


Clitheroe played Oldham on Saturday the players began to


feel a little nervous as they realised the importance of the victory.


He said: “We absolutely cut ,


them to ribbons in the first half and spectators saw some of the best football at Shawbridge for


weeks. “However, we let them back , , ,


into the game in the second half and were lucky to finish off


with both points.” Eric told our reporter that


Prestwich Heys, a Manchester side also in the hunt for promo- tion, dropped a point in a 3-3 draw with Vulcan Newton. And the Clitheroe manager re­ ckons that if his lads take six points from their last three games — at-home to Daisy Hill on Saturday, away at Ashton Town on the 23rd and finishing the campaign with a game in front of the home fans against Maghull on April 30th — then nobody can stop the Shaw­ bridge side from moving up.


COUNTIES LEAGUE DIVISION THREE


(Table includes results


from Saturday, April 9th) PW D L


Colne Dyn..............27 21 3 3 45 CLITHEROE....... 31 19 7 5 45


Wingtori T ............ 26 18 4 4 40 Prest Heys............26 15 8 3 38 VidNewt.............. 3113 9 9 35 Nelson................. 31 7 16 8 30


Referee’s view of footbali


THERE will be a chance hear a Football League 1. feree’s view's on football when Mr D. Scott, of_ Burnleyis


guest speaker of Clitheroe Re­ ferees’ Society on April 26th. This will be the Society s first


open meeting for some time and members of the public are


invited to come along and hear


■ Mr Scott speak on refereeing. The Victoria Hotel, Clitheroe,


is the venue. Anyone wanting further information should con­ tact the society’s chairman, Mr Tom Jackson, on Gisbum 430. Billington referee Tom Poole, of Chapel Rise, refereed the


final of the Inter League soccer'match between Accring­ ton and Barrow at Accrington on Sunday which Accrington won 2-1. Linesmen were John Swayne, of Corporation Street, and Garth Sutcliffe, of Bleas- dale Avenue, both Clitheroe


S n o o k e r f in a l is ts


THE finalists in the Clitheroe and District snooker “doubles competition are D. Nelson and P Marlow (Waddington )


r & k K ™ g s j j rm i in S s t & * 4 » n


gu5c - Black Bull


2 Horseshoe B 5; New Inn 3, Kanes B 4; Tillotsons 4, Com- i • p q. Craven Heifer 3,


5 ef,a Oak B 4a joiners B 5, Rridire B 2; Duke of


York 3, BroJn Cow 4; Craven


! Heifer (Chaigley) 2, Buck Inn . s-


• y The singles final/ between L. . . . .


Catholic Social Club on Wed­ nesday.


Ireland (Conservatives) and N. Lawless (Rimington), is to be. played at Waddington Club on Wednesday, April 27th. Will club secretaries please,


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n« The score remained 2-0 at


half time. As mentioned earlier, Dunn


was the pick of the first half. When vision was needed to set the strikers off in the direction of the goal, he provided it, spraying lovely passes all over


the park. In defence, outstanding were


both skipper Mick Ashcroft and Nigel Whiteside. Up front Ash­ worth was having a good game and nobody could knock Taylor or Proos for their hard work. However, it was to be a different story in the second


half. The fans at Shawbridge will


never know, but the fact is, Clitheroe allowed the visitors right back into the game and the Shawbridge side found themselves clinging to victory in the last few minutes. Oldham scored what was


their only goal of the # game when in tne 68th minute, striker Stephen Wilkinson nipped in front of three Clitneroe defenders to crack the ball past Denis .Underwood. But for at least 40 of the 45


minutes of the second half, Oldham were on top and with a procession of corners put Denis Underwood’s goal under a lot


of gressure. However, Clitheroe kept


both points and must now keep their heads up for the remain­ ing games if they wish to taste life in Division Two next


season. Manager E r ic Whalley . „ „ ,,


should not be too worried about his team’s performance on


Saturday. Clitheroe: Underwood, N. , VT


Whiteside, Eyles, Richards, Ashcroft, Haworth, Sharpies, Proos, Dunn, Taylor, Ash­ worth. Sub: S. Whiteside. Oldham Dew: C. Stanley,


McKay, M. Stanley, Jolly, Red­ ding, Oakes, Parry, Wilkinson, Welsby, Haigh, Lees. Sub:


Lunt. Referee: Mr Alan Morton, of


Cleveleys.


WEATHER CAN’T STOP


RIDERS


A T the District Club on Friday, North Lancashire Road Club members ex­ pressed their wish that more of the membership attend the meetings to bring in . new ideas and vote on the various items which arise in the open


meetings. Club membership is slowly


creeping up as the better weatner comes along and cycl­ ing as a pastime and a sport is


attractive to families. Over the Easter holidays


daily rides into the countryside have not been stopped by the bad weather. Best ride to date was last Thursday when on a warm sunny day six left Brow- nhill and after a steady climb over Waddington Fell, Tatham Fell was experienced in one of its more gentle moods. Quiet lanes were taken via Caton to Scorton and after refreshment it was only an hours rule


home. It is a pity, especially in view ..............


. of football and its holligamsm, that more parents do not en­ courage their children to join cycle clubs. A few hours in the saddle not only leaves one with a yearning for sleep but gets rid of any pent-up aggressive­


ness. On Saturday afternoon 20


riders enjoyed mild conditions


in a 25-mile time trial for teams of two riders. Wilpshire’s Stan Riley, with workmate A. Crow­ ley of VC Preston, did a 58- m’inute ride while Rod and Chris Goodfellow just missed fastest mixed team due to a


g


uncture, their time 1.3.34. teve Gregson and Harry


Aspden, combined age 111, did 1.2.02 having lost time to a spoke breakage. On Sunday in absolutely vile wintry weather Wayne Mercer showed his hillv


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