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RUGBY TOUR
A SQUAD of 20 members of the rugby club left Clitheroe last Friday for their second tour of Devon. On Saturday, the first game
was played against Homton,- who paid Clitheroe the compli ment of turning out their 1st XV. The match was lost 34-0 on a hard pitch. Despite the result, many
players emerged with credit, e sp e c ia lly c ap ta in Paul Ramsey. After presenting Honiton
Dursley near Gloucester. This game was far more even, but the fatigue of so much travel began to show and the game was lost 11-4. The pack played well, with
with a rendle Witch, *as a souvenir, the team returned to their hotel. The second game was against
Everything points to a fine season of league cricket
FOR the coming cricket season, which opens on Saturday, our four Ribblesdale League clubs are all looking forward for some good performances.
playin g members Clitheroe are fielding a 4th XI and work has been done to improve the field drainage and the weekend wickets will be covered ' this year.
•With an increase of
tour organiser David Tattersall winning plenty of scrummage ball. Joe Holden also played a good game. After the game, the players
High hopes at Chatburn Road
set off on the long drive back to Clitheroe, arriving Sunday evening. The club is already looking forward to next years tour, whenever it may be. This Sunday sees a team of
top players at Littlemoor, when Clitheroe 1st XV enter tain the Shirebum Gentlemen, a team comprised of invited players from East Lancashire’s . major clubs. The team has been organised by former England captain Dick Greenwood, a Pre ston player. Kick-off is at 2-30 p.m.
Fine start for the
swimmers
IN their first league fixture of the season, Clitheroe Swim ming Club were away to newly- promoted Blackpool SC. Clitheroe came away victori
ous, winning the match 26pts to 22, after having led 26-6 at one stage. Heartened by their good
start to the season, 12 mem bers went to the fourth North Lancs Age Group Champion ship at Blackpool’s Derby Batns, on Saturday, and pro duced the best day of competi tive swimming in the. club’s history. The 12 swam in 16 events,
qualifying for the finals of 15. Pride of place went to Vic
Madeley, Joanne Robinson (two events), Joanna. Waterworth, Jozef Magee, Nikki Glover, Peter Jones, Roland Schofield (two events), Ian Husband (two events), Steven Nicholas (two events), and Sherran Hindle.
Fighting spirit
pays off
just become champions of the Accrington and District Boys' League after an exciting season in which they only lost two games, scored more than 100
foals, and conceded fewer than Anne, who lives in Wisweil
0.
trainer, she became only the fourth woman in the country to win a preliminary FA coaching badge.
Lane, is in her twenties and only took over the team last season. Well-known as a coach and
Villages to meet again
Sabden 0, Read 0
RIVALS Sabdsn and Read must meet again in round two of their quarter final Aitken Shield match. Their excellent cut and
thrust cup tie last week ended in a 0-0 draw after extra time at Sabden. It was always going to be a
failed to make the best of the few chances they had. Read goalkeeper Ben worsley made three fine saves and there were two last-ditch goal-line clear- 'ances. Sabden’s Davies got the ball in the net, but it was disallowed for offside. A good number of supporters
for both teams added to the cup tie atmosphere.
TEAMS .
Sat.): K. Fawcett, R. Booth, W. Slinger, J. Boden.G. Sutc liffe, G. Littlewood, R. Thorn ton, . ■ P. Hall, M. Booth, C; Sims, Townsley. Res: S. Black burn.
tle Immanuel, home, Sat.):P. C. Bishop, A. Henderson, M. Scott, . S. Blackburn, T. Bleazard, S. Westhead, R.
Clitheroe 2nd (v Oswaldtwis- .
Sharp, A, Rigby. S. Bush, R. Banks,, M. Blackburn. Res: C. Seed. Clitheroe 3rd (v Ribblesdale
away, Sun., Brian ' Morris Youth Cup): S. Blackburn, A. Blackburn, C. Seed, R. Hard- castle, G, Speak, L. Black- ledge, S. Miller, S. Amin, M. Hall, P. Rushton, G. Wood- worth. Res: A; Hamilton; J. ■ Scorah. .r ' ■ ' .■ ■ ■ .....
i Kind:, T. Longa D. Whittaker, B. Keating, P. Bishop. ■Clitheroe Youth (v Read,
nett, J. Howden, K. Driver, A. Clitheroe (v Whalley, away,.
close game between the two village sides and for the first half nour play was very com petitive with Read putting on early pressure. Then Sabden took control but
THE fighting spirit has paid off for the Junior Clarets Under-15 football team and their lady manager, Miss Anne Day, of Whatley. For the Junior Clarets have
toria Rawcliffe who became the club’s second' age group champ ion of 1983 in the 13 years girls 100 metres butterfly. Other finalists were Craig
PREDICTING cricket per formances is more difficult than picking a Grand National winner but the improved per formances of the Clitheroe Cricket Club’s teams in 1982 gives hope of another good season to come. Owing to an expanding pool
of players Clitheroe will be running a 4th XI and hope the experiment will prove suc cessful. The 1st XI finished fifth in
sional Graham Bushell are full of confidence. Whalley, with changes in
Read with new profes
both professional and 1st team captain, expect to be challenging for honours. Off the field improve ments have been made to the clubhouse. Ribblesdale Wanderers
CLIT perfo Coun Daisy
will also start the new season with a new profes sional and first XI cap tain. The club will be run ning both youth and under-13 XIs playing in local leagues. Improve ments include a new scorebox and extensions to the clubhouse. All this points to a fine
season for both players and spectators — all that’s needed is weather to match.
the senior division and again with Andrew* Townsley as pro fessional, are looking to go one or tw'o places better, although this will depend upon im proved, more consistent batting performance. The 2nd XI, who finished
Whalley are full of
confidence
runners-up in Division One in 1982 will be trying to close the gap on Rolls-Royce and the 3rd XI will be after a hat-trick of wins in Division Three. The under. 18’s and under 13’s aim to keep up the club’s fine repu tation in junior competitions. The club wreathered the
winter well in financial terms with fund-raising events con tinuing to be successful. Work has been done to improve drainage on the field and the
WHALLEY Cricket Club is looking forward to the new season with confidence, with changes in both professional and 1st XI captain. After spending three seasons
with the club in the mid-1970’s, Ken Snellgrove is returning to Mitton Road as professional. Barry Foster takes ’over as captain from John Slinger, who has done a marvellous job as captain for nine seasons. The 1982 season, which in
weekend’s wickets will be co vered this year. The sponsor ship of the Ribblesdale League by Thwaites brewery has coin cided with a Thwaites’ take over behind the bar at Chat- burn Road. We hope this will be a good omen. Dates of interest in the early
agains Taylor, this ma in the found tl both “t: scrambl But
they week chargii able le to virt It W
For
of the once m lacking
lead, Clithero for the half foi pressurt For tl
D Wa \v
part of the season are a pre season friendly against Pendle Forest on Sunday, a sports mans’ dinner at the Starkie Arms Hotel on April 22nd (ring 24152 for details) and a first round tie in the William Younger Cup at Chatburn Road against Horwich RMI on May Day.
Wanderers to develop new talent
-THIS season Ribblesdale Wan derer’s Cricket Club first XI will be captained by David Cottam ana will have a new’ professional in Clitheroe man John Seedle. John has played for East-
Lanes of late and in 3980 was voted young bowler of the year in the Lancs league. Supporting John in the fast
will be in the hands of Jack Ainsworth, Malcolm Dennett, Neil Duckw’orth, David Cottam and Ken Proctor, with the hope that John Seedle will perform some of his big-hitting match, winning feats. The 2nd XI will be under the captaincy of Bill Bradley, with Mick Britcliffe leading the 3rd XI.
developing the talent of young players like David OrNeil, Steven Kerr, Paul Atkinson, .Chris Monk and the Pickles brothers. The club will be running both
youth and under 13 XIs, play ing in the local leagues. Coacn- ing of these teams will be left to the “pro” and qualified coaches. Matches and training ses
sions for the youngsters will vary between Monday, Wed nesday and Thursday evenings and some cup games will be played on Sundays. Ground improvements in
wicket — and extensions to the clubhouse, will enlarge the area available for club functions, enable central heating to be installed, provide be tte r w’indow viewing and give access to the disabled. Bound aries, paths, seating and park ing areas are all receiving at tention.
CYCLING
, route was notexactly the most direct way from A to B. How ever; despite the leadership all had an enjoyable day out.
Clitheroe to Garstang, out to the Fylde Moss and then home via the Trough. . A map-reading course would be useful to Richard as his
Faster
Wand., Sun.): W. Briggs, J. Coulter, C. Cartledge. G., Ben
CLAYTON-LE-MOORS Har rier Richard Wilkinson, of Bil- lington, gave the London Marathon a miss th is ' year having recently taken part in
Gate, the club soon found itself down a rickety track which suddenly ended in a ploughed field. ■ ■ ■ . The route taken was from
LAST Sunday the Clarion Club had an “impromptu run.” The members assembled outside Pedal Power. Under a new leader, Richard
p ro g re s s include a new scorebox — able to give run ning totals for both sides as well as the batsmen at the
Both skippers have the job of
bowling line up are ex-profes- sional Malcom Dennett and Bob Bush. Giving balance to the attack will be spinners Terry. Braithw’aite and Alex Holgate. The main run-making task
August seemed to promise entry for the Lancashire knock out, plus a possible Ramsbot- tom Cup triumph, ended poorly. A loss of form in the last month saw’ the side finish seventh in the league, and run ners-up in the cup. Whalley will no doubt suffer, as usual, from certain players being; unavailable until tne end year.
. honours throughout the season. They lack a true strike
overall, the playing strength should be strong enough to enable them to challenge for
of tne University But
possibilities. Snellgrove is a proven run scorer and new vice-captain Paul Macintosh is now’ available for the whole season. It is hoped Mark Fallon will fulfil the promise he showed last year in his first season of senior cricket. The club has again entered
the captaincy of Tim Marshall, and should be stronger than of. late. Their main aim is to gain promotion from Division Two of the junior league, in order to bring on young players more quickly in Division One. ■ Off the field, alterations have
The second XI is still under
Marshall and his band of hel pers for these improvements.
Croston CC has been arranged for Saturday, April 16th, and outdoor practice started on Tuesday. The club’s social activities
A pre-season friendly against
are being extended, with the first event being a buffet dance in the clubhouse on April 30th.
Read hope to be in
joins the professional ranks for the first time as replacement for Trevor Jones. Graham played a leading part in Lower- house's best ever Lancashire League, performance in 1982 and Read are confident that his ability and enthusiasm will soon put him among the runs and wickets. Michael Georgeson continues
tion and joins new signings David Greenwood from Nelson, John Pye from Clitheroe and Chris Davis a powerfully-built quick bowler recently moved
further strength to the batting and fielding and if Georgeson can recapture the form which brought , him the and the
most of last season will add
ing Sunday. May 1st, in the first round, of the William
Read start the league season away at Earby and then return to The ,e Applegarth the follow
last yeaq there shortage of runs.
regular visitors to the' indoor notB during the winter and the
club has also been taking part
the Wolverhampton, event. : friendly against Lowerhouse at Richard knocked 18 minuteB off Whalley Road on Saturday. his previous time to finish in. 8 hr. 13 mins.' > - -V
■ . '5 j e,3n d were relegated ■ to Division Two last season and
Rearranged .
CLITHEROE Reserves meet Waddington in a rearranged East'Lancashire League fixture at Shawbridge tonight, kick-off 6-15 p.m. ■
r RKK! caPtaln Roger : Ebbage. With several young players l showing much improvement
season will be completed with a
ere looking for a quick return : to Division One status under
and competition, for team places is expected to be keen; 1 - • ■ ■
ast year he will have a useful blend of youth and experience
‘1 S ' * A™°Sr six-a-side Teague at the Hyndbum Centre. Preparations for the new ------------- 0
Younger National Club Knock out. . Many of the squad have been
league batting prize should be- no
club .record
as captain and will have several new faces to select from. Mike Ranson returns after a couple of seasons rest and recupera
READ are confidently expect ing to be back among the Thwaites Ribblesdale lea honours this summer. All-rounder Graham Bushell
the honours league
KEN Eccl the Post 0 they defeat the Ribble. Associatior knockout at
Eostmen w
. 4-4 he went game 20-22. Philip Hutc It was on
. champion, Stuart Tho Don Eastv Roberts 3-0. Final res*
resulted in Waddington
into the area from Cheshire. ■ Malcolm Grainger who missed
Place.
evening wi New Inn, Wednesday, (£1.20) can Crabtrees,
finals, Post YC 4; Stand B 4. Harris finals, T. V Thomson be- Parker 3-1; G. Roberts C. Hargreav The tro
Handicap te
17, 14-21, captain, To 14. With th>
•ivision ch Ken beat
ing finals o credit must B for their: The Ha
been carried out to the club house, with showers being fitted and extra ladies toilet facilities being installed. The club is grateful to Tim
bow’ler, but can rely on an experienced opening attack, particularly with the off-spin of professional Snellgrove. He has 100 .wickets to his credit in the past tw’o seasons, and with steady back-up from the amateurs, Whalley should be able to bowl out and contain opposition. The batting offers exciting
t
ley, Ke. Catterm Miller, Cooper.,
winning ’keeper ing ball him. Thi by Skipt Waddi
H m Henthorn
the National club knockout competition, with a home draw’ against Unsw’orth CC on May 1st.
the final, at Great nesday.
early in th Alan Hayc with a his iryury, the match, Unfort
chance of penalty ki Muslim ’ke Henthor
there wen half. But twice ear through St The sa'
eh:
Accr ing League, \ mand. Mu their agg looked like Conditio
CLITHE1 Henthorn Cambridg with a de performa Moors. Hentho
strength encounte in Catt< Malone, by sweet tively \v set up f i z Chance
ton but lowed fo a couple on balan attitude evidence Grass
ito
the offsi Stanley, little to i Coope
very nei Bishop and con his ski opened field-dor Grassi
WADDI double so doin League At fi
Dull Gri
in a dull mat Division Grmdleton. gled somewh overcome th goals by War Sabden:
SABDEN e-
Whitwell, Wareing, B Balmbra, Da Fielding, W
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