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Ladies hit seven in cup replay


1 OH. Sabden v 11. Grindleton v Kibchester v Chat-


Two — Bruckhall v Res.. Suringmill


is v Transport Res. i v West Bradford Horse v Wappon


,ra Res.. Daisyfiehl Calderstones Res.


'eltic in mmand


Vhallev Celtic 2. oxhill Old Bovs (I


uteur Shield with one ;tter performances for ■ in a season in which has been plapued by 1 selection problems.


cruised throuph to round of the Lanca-


with a header followinp :fter 23 minutes, and Clavton both had ■ts but Celtic, despite lost of the attacking 111 not increase their •inp into .the wind ill 1 period. Celtic's mid- .ed very hard as the ressed.'and were re- with Doman again home superbly after Foster corner in the ute. Ronnan. in the al. made a couple of


teir opponents — top crington Premier Divi-


put Celtic one up


rthe end. performances were Celtic's Drachenburg, rice and Doman. have an open date on and will next be in


CLITHEROE coasted to an impressive win over Norcross in this North- West League Cup first round replay at Roefield, on Sunday. Clitheroe quickly estab­


lished a three-goal lead with efforts from centre- forward Anne Morris (2) and Katherine Wyld. Firmly in the driving seat, Clitheroe would surely have scored more


Mixed fortunes


for school sides


AFTER a difficult open­ ing fortnight, Ribblesdale School’s 1st year football team have started to play really well, with victories over Mount Carmel, Moorhead and Gawthorpe. Team manager Mr J.


Beard has high hopes and, apart from losing a key defender with a leg injury, things are looking good for a high league


position. The 2nd years are also in the


jainst Waddington in le on November 3rd at


ones. lev Celtic: Ronnan,


rt’h, Porter. Price. Drachenburg. Finch.


mpress squash


iquash 1st team .isfaction in win- rby game against


ews lost 2-3 to a ress player Glen avid fait won 3-1


l Cow-king beat rmer Empress


,e Townley, 3-0. n was another 3-0 highlight of the Nigel Willis's 3-1


Foster. Clavton, Wil- iub. Tattcrsall.


middle of a winning streak but are having to rely on individu­ als to pull them through. Nathan Peel is starting to re­ discover his goalscoring touch and Jason Faulker and Gary Ward have been outstanding in the last three victories. The 3rd years have made a


Clitheroe Ladies FC 7, Norcross Ladies FC 2


had it not been for the opponent’s ’keeper who thwarted the Roefield side on several occasions. But Clitheroe would not be denied and in the second half scored another four.


The first of these came


from Anne Morris. Her hat-trick completed, she saw team-mate Katherine Wyld score another two to grab herself a hat-trick and then Anne scored her fourth, and Clitheroe’s final goal.


Clitheroe used both substi­


tutes but were reduced to 10 players when Janice Syme hob­ bled off with an ankle injury. It was during this period that Norcross scored a consolation


goal. Clitheroe now face first divi­


sion team Preston Rangers Ladies FC in the second round of the competition and the tie will take place next month. Meanwhile, Clitheroe's next home fixture is on Sunday (kick-off 2 p.m.) when the vis­ itors are Cnorley Ladies FC. Our picture shows the


CLIVE DUNN . . . a revelation


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Rugby reports


Hard going in the


first half Blackburn 2nd XV 22, Clitheroe RUFC 3


FACING a biting wind and torrential rain in the first half Clitheroe failed to contain their opponents, who scored tne interval.


all their points before Clitheroe’s scrummag­


disappointing start to the season, but hope to build on a 5-2 victory against Gawthorpe. They went out of the U-14s Lancs Schools competition to Ashton-on-Ribble in a very un­ fortunate manner. The final result was a 6-4


ing was always comfort­ able, but in the second- phase the home team were quicker to react and


defeat, the opponent’s two de­ ciding goals coming in extra­ time after Ribblesdale had led for most of the game. Richard Holden, Jon Penman and Andrew Bradshaw were all outstanding. The 4th year are still looking for their first vic­ tory and have suffered several heavy defeats. Michael Whit­ taker and Scott Windsor have been playing well with Marcus Billington working hard up front. The success story of the


ituart Wardle. cam were away to and enjoyed a 3-2


consequently arrived at the breakdown in far gre­ ater numbers yielding a wealth of good-quality ball for their backs. The lineouts were also


the first half hour, one of which was converted. Three of the tries con- , ceded were the result of indifferent covering and


tackling in the backs. In the second half, with


taken decisively by Black­ burn. The home side scored five tries during


A big test for triathletes


ddie Vidler and both won 3-0 and


s, 3-2. Empress George Senior and


ughlin. llrds beat Belvale espite losing their ,layer to the second


,’illis had an excel- . Bob Peel and .lohn lilowed this up with es. which put the


nil doubt. reline could have emphatic, but Steve


2-3 after having his ivo points away from


sfibrook. returning after injury, retired latch and will be out Christmas. pood win was re- y Empress Ladies'


season has been the 5th year under the astute guidance of Mr M. Heaton. They are through to the next round of the Lancs U-16s cup following a 7-0 victory over St John Southworth, of Preston. Stephen King scored a hat-


trick, Andy Holden and Tim Dawson were superb in mid- field and Jason Middleton and Chris Leech were sound in defence.


Foursome


WINNERS of the Daily Mail Foursomes 1985 Qualifying Competition at Clitheroe Golf Club were Mrs Kathleen Higson and Mrs Margaret Harrison with a score of 106-2756-' 78V4.


i they neat Red Rose 2 .


Beggs had another


I fight on her hands, coming out on top,


Willis made a brave from 0-2 down to win game, only to lose 1- Pallister played some controlled squash for


MARIDEN PAIMf/


, but Marilyn Fletcher fficult player and lost on Willis again proved i-tli by winning in


penalty ford L'td 1


,rd's keeper made some good ives. It was an unfortunate ■av to got out but manager ichard Mitchell was pleased -ith his side's performance gainst a very experienced


ide.Sabden: Weir, Wiseman, ohnson, Wray, Wareing, T. Iromlev, Gould, I. Hayth- irnChwaite, Maher, Davies, D. ialmbra. Sub: Meakin.


Max scores six


Waddington Res. 13, Mansfield 0


AS the scoreline suggests, this was a completely one-sided match from the start, with Max Gardner scoring a hat-trick in the first six minutes. He went on to score three


the others.


are top of the Craven League first division. This weekend they face a tough away match against second-placed Bradley.


Still unbeaten, Waddington ..........


more, Tudisco hit four and Taylor (2) and Burgess added


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-THERE are now only six places'feft for the Ribble Valley “Reebok” Triath­ lon, on Sunday. Sixty nine entries have been ap­ proved and so far 63 people have paid their entry fees. The triathlon — in aid


of the Ribble Valley Mayor’s charity for medi­ cal research — features three gruelling disciplines, a 10-miles run, a 20-mile cycle ride and a swim at Ribblesdale Pool, with each competitor having to complete 60 lengths! . The sequence for the day will be swimming, cy­ cling and running. The first “triathlete” sets off at 8-30 a.m.


the advantage of the wind at their backs, Clitheroe applied pressure and gained territorial advan­ tage for lengthy periods, but were unable to cross the line. Holden failed by a whisker, being bundled into touch near the corner flag. Dubowski went close


Clitheroe squad. Back, from the left: Karen Rogers, Ann Morris, Katherine Wyld, Y v e tte Jackson, Deborah O 'C o n n o r , P a t B i b b y , Katherine Counsell. Front:


winner Rossendale United 4 Clitheroe FC 5,


IF it is goals and thrills you like, then Shawbridge was the place to be on Saturday. If, on the other hand, you are a purist and like your football played to perfection with teams having to earn their re­ wards, then you would have gone home disil­ lusioned. For sheer entertain­


ment this game could not be bettered, but it was littered by gift goals and sloppy play from both sides. Vinney Shaw set the


tone of the match in the ninth minute by carelessly putting his back pass wide of the stranded Denis Underwood to give Ros­ sendale a shock lead. Four minutes later Gary Butcher put matters right beating the offside trap and lobbing the ball over goalkeeper Stevenson’s head. In the 23rd minute John


Clitheroe go


top after nine goal thriller


CLITHEROE are top of the North West Coun­ ties Football League Division Two as a result of the exciting 5-4 win over Rossendale, at Shawbridge, on Saturday. With Warrington Town losing at Droylsden, Clitheroe jumped over them into top spot.


Although many feel


that Eric Whalley’s men have not yet hit top form, they have done enough to “lead the pack” and one of the main reasons has been the form of Clive Dunn. What a revelation he is


this season. He is to Clitheroe what Bryan Robson is to Manchester United. Clive showed all his best form on Saturday


scoring two goals to make him joint leading marks­ man with Steve Mullen, on nine each. While the form of sev-


■ . players blows hot and coid, Dunn has been a shining light and is one, if not the main reason that Clitheroe sit proudly at the top of the league this week. The good news for Re­


serve team manager John Whalley this week was the return of striker Simon Whiteside following a long lay-off through injury. Simon, back in training


for two weeks, was named substitute for the Reserve’s visit to Whal­


ley, on Saturday. Due to the large ex­


pense in staging the FA Vase first-round tie at home to Arnold Kings- well, a week on Saturday, admission prices will be £1.20 (adults) and 60p (OAPs and children). The Shawbridge com­


mittee apologises for this increase, but points out that the club have to meet the visitor’s travelling ex­ penses, as well as the fees of the r e fe r e e and linesmen. Chairman Cyril


Whiteside commented: “Despite these increases we will make a loss on the game, although we readily accept that fact and do not want to sound pitiful about it. “We value the fine sup­


Taylor was “chopped down” by the ’keeper. Martin Eatough’s spot- kick was saved, but the mid-field man followed up the rebound to give Clitheroe a 2-1 lead. Then followed goals in


the 40th and 41st mi­ nutes. Cohen headed home unchallenged and O’Neill rifled a tremend­ ous shot. Clitheroe swiftly re­


following a determined solo charge which was driven on by the rest of the forwards, but Black­ burn held out. Clitheroe’s only score, a


penalty, came from Laid- law, a good effort from long range. The only other consolation was that the Blackburn team did not r egis ter a score during the second period.


Clitheroe: Fielding, Holden, Laidlaw, Greatorex, P. Dux- bury, Emmott, Tattersall, Harris, Dinsdale, Dubowski, I. Duxbury, Newton, Byrne, Ridehalgn, Ruickbie.


Courage is not


plied. Gary Butcher’s cross was met at the far post by Clive Dunn who cheekily back-headed home in the 44th minute. With the score at 3-3 at


half time it was thought both defences would tight­ en up and stop the “goal flow,” but it wasn’t to be. With just three minutes


of the second half gone, Peter Hutchinson emu­ lated Shaw’s first-half mistake. This time the ball didn’t elude Under­ wood, but fell at the feet of Rossendale’s Mahon. Underwood’s challenge was adjudged a penalty and Byron hammered home the spot-kick to give Rossendale a 4-3 lead. There then followed.


enough Clitheroe RUFC 2nd XV 0,


Blackburn RUFC 4th XV 42


AFTER a dismal first half — and about to face a strong wind in the second — Clitheroe 2nds, de­ pleted by injury, looked set for an overwhelming defeat against a powerful and well-drilled Blackburn side.


Clitheroe’s best spell of the match as they at last came to grips with a swirling wind, a lively ball and a more than alert Rossendale side. Hutchinson made


The inexperienced Lit-


tlemoor side were 24-0 down from five tries by the opposition who were playing 15-man running rugby. However, a rous­ ing half-time team' talk put heart and courage into Clitheroe, who then took the game to the op­ ponents. Nigel Crossley led the


amends for his part in Rossendale’s fourth goal by grabbing Clitheroe’s equaliser and then, in a dramatic finish, the best player on the pitch, Dunn rounded off a superb move started by substi­ tute Andy Hunt and car­ ried on by Butcher. Clitheroe were again


without Mick Ashcroft through illness. Men-of- the-match were Kinder, T aylor, Dunn and Butcher. C l i th e ro e : Underwood,


forwards in driving mauls for as much as half the length of the pitch and David Slinger made pug­ nacious runs from full­ back. Newcomers to the side,


Chris Barlow and John Robins, fought hard in the loose and Malcolm Heenan had the courage to make several decisive breaks from scrum-half. Unfortunately, courage was not enough and


‘ Clitheroe did not have the luck to cross the line, de­ spite all their pressure. Blackburn were fortunate to run-in three tries in the final minutes to make the score" at the finish unre­ presentative of how the full 80 minutes Had gone.


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port we receive at Shaw­ bridge and try to be more than fair when it comes to admission prices. The pre­ sent admissions of 70p and 30p were held over from last season while at the majority of NWCFL Division Two grounds the price is 80p and 40p. “The minimum charge


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for FA Cup competitions is £1 and 50p and we have never increased this amount for six years, so my committee are sure our supporters will accept and understand the in­ crease on this occasion,’ said Mr Whiteside. On Saturday, Clitheroe


visit Darwen in a local NWCFL Division Two derby (k.o. 3 p.m.). Sup­ porters travelling to the Anchor ground wijl find it situated just behind the Anchor Hotel, on Anchor Road, off the main Bolton Road. Clitheroe Reserves,


lying second in the East Lancashire League follow­ ing their 4-0 win at Whal­ ley on Saturday, entertain Pendle Forest (k.o. 2-15 p.m.). While Clive Dunn is im­


pressing in the first team, so is Jeff Young in the Reser claim goals


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Young is on target


Clitheroe Res 4 Whalley 0,


CLITHEROE maintained their push to retain the East Lancs League title with a 4-0 victory against Whalley. Always in control,


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POOL


RESULTS of pool matches played in the fir^t round of the Ribble Valley Licensed Victual­ ler's Association winter season were:


White Hart 2; Victoria A 7, Lord Nelson 0; Horse Shoe A' 4, Cross Keys A 3; White Horse A 3, Craven Heifer A 4; Lower Buck A 5, Royal Oak A 2; Commercial A bye.


Red League — Kings A 5, .


Kings B 4; Dog and Partridge 2, Victoria B 6; Cross Keys B. 2, Horse Shoe B 5; Craven' Heifer B 3, White Horse B 4; Royal Oak B 3, Lower Buck B 4; Commercial B bye. Green League — Higher


Blue League — Sun Inn 3,


Buck 4, Black Horse 3; Black Bull 6, Buck Inn (Grindleton) 1; Hodder Bridge 1, Spring Mill 6; Waggon ana Horses 5, T/ilp- shire 2; Station bye.


Clitheroe took the lead through Eric Geldard from the penalty spot, after striker Geoff Young was upended in the box. so do-


minant that Whalley did not manage one shot at ’keeper J. Holt’s goal in the first half. Clitheroe’s second goal,


after the interval, came from Whalley defender- and then Geoff Young made ‘ absolutely sure of the points with two strikes.


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