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Whalley pair defy Read


Whalley 72 for 7, Read 200 for 6 dec.


READ did everything except force a win on Saturday Road with three points and Whalley in tatters.


t Once again they failed oo overcome the difficulty hadf bowling out a side who


PACKING his gear s and preparing him­


Shaun is all set to race in Italy


welf for a trip to a Carmer clime is


litheroe fell runner Shaun Livesey. J Shaun (22), of St


sames’s Street, has been Eelected to represent Vngland in a race at San I igilio di Marebbe, 21taly, on September st.It is the third time


m score runs. Twenty-three b a id e n o v e r s w e r e


eighth over when Richard c Kawaiec had Paul Macintosh


lost all incentive to


f owled, but Read were srustrated by Ian Mar­ whall and Tony Wright c ho stood firm in the


200, the scoring of which has s become a rare feat in this ickets.Read were given a solid start


losing stages. li The home side never looked


kely to trouble the target of wummer of green and soft


bv Stephen Rushton and Michael Georgeson. They put


on 49 when Jim Rudd, recalled to the side as Whalley were once again without a pro, was introduced. spIn Rudd’s second over of


min Georgeson was caught at p id-wicket, but Rushton then scut Read on the way to a big 4 ore with an onslaught of six


this year that the former Ribblesdale pupil has been asked to run for his country. On the previous occasions, in the Lake District and Wales, he finished third and sixth, respectively. inHe is currently third


pionship. The last


s and two 6s. v He raced to 69 before being


Aerv well caught by Craig Bustin, off Rudd. Graham f ushell made 23 and good per­ Rormances followed from Richard Goodway (29), Mike Kanson (30) and Richard


Cham the UK Fell Runners’ s of this seaon’s races


Atarts and finishes at cogainst the cream of the


mbleside next month. a The cost of competing q untry’s fell runners is


Suite expensive, but Bhaun’s em plo yers, wowker Brothers, for s hom he is a machinist, pponsor him. The firm s rovides his running ahoes — which last about four months —


etitive reply plummeted in the


clean bowled Austin. forAdam Calderbank also went e halley lost three more wick­


aught behind, and then he W a duck and then, at 56,


anatter of survival. Marshall poid Wright held out for one


w nt, denying Read the victory t hich would have reflected


34.ts, one being Mark Fallon for mFrom then on it was a


heir supremacy. RuRead: S. Kushton c Austin b


12 Marshall 9-1-45-0; J. Rudd 0 -1-61-2; M. Vaughton 4-0-28-


tal (6 wkts dec.) 200. I. Bowling: T. Wright 9-1-29-2;


g dd 69, M. Georgeson c Vau­ Vhton b Rudd 23, Bushell c Raaughton b Austin 23, M. w nson b Wright 30, R. Good­ s ay b Wright 29, R. Kawaiec Grat "Morris b Macintosh 16, M. to inger not out 2, extras 8,


to; C. Austin 7-0-24-1; P. Macin­ Mawaiec b Bushell 34, P.


sh 0.3-0-5-1. KW h a lley : M. Fallon c K acintosh c Worseley b


awaiec (16). When the 200 came up in the 42nd over, skipper Ranson fi­


but left Station


Champions go down


3o the new season going down


REIGNING Ribble Valley League Division One champ­ tions Subden made a poor start


RO Victoria 4, Waggon and Horses 1; S p rin gm ill 0, 4 Rimington 2; Ribchester Res.


-1 at home to Caldcrstones. Results: Division One —


aldcrstones 3. s Division Two — Calder-


1,, Transport 0; White Horse C West Bradford 0; Sabden 1,


4;tones Res. 2, Daisyfield OB 0 Whalloy Celtic 5, Buck Inn


Kaawaiec 8, C. Austin b Rawaiec 0, A. Calderbank c l nson b Kawaiec 0, N. Keigh- Sev c Bushell b Ranson 8, J. glinger b Bushell 0, M. Vau­


shall not out 1, T. Wright not out 10, extras 8, total (7 wkts)


nally declared. p Wlialley’s prospects of a com­


Ranson 3-3-0-1.


Stubborn batting from Osliffe and Walker


nd vests and shorts. to Shaun hopes one day


A BATTLING rearguard effort by Neil Osliffe and Murray Walker earned a point at Church Meadow, on Saturday, and saved Wanderers’


Ribblesdale Wanderers 92 for 9, Settle 184 for 6.


fell be the number one tain runner in Great Bri­ an . His wife, Julie (21), (2 d daughter Leanna t ), are behind him all ehe way and travel to


blushes.When the dogged duo came together their sine stood at 54 t for 8, looking likely to go down


vents to watch him in action.In fact, Julie always


Settle bowlers. balAll-rounder Osliffe faced 62


led down to the task of saving a draw and frustrated the


Bo a hundred-run thrashing.


wakes him at 5-30 each morning, when he goes b for a half-hour run


worefore setting off for r Ink. the evening Shaun


maining and continued the solid defending to the close.


b Wanderers’ most successful ,


cloowdon and back he micked one hour and six


summit and back, to watch, and took four hours!Shaun first started fell


Hisnutes for the 10 miles. wife walked to the


kept the selectors happy with his p ro g r e ss, having won more than a dozen races and finishing in the top three on numerous occasions. wilShaun says that he


trunning in 1980. His in­ hiserest developed from he days at school where c was the cross-country hampion.And, so far, he has


t l keep running until Bhe enjoyment dwindles. i ut in the meantime he


POOL


LATEST results in the Ribble Valley Licensed Victualler's Association Pool League:


HBlue League — Craven L eifer B 7, Black Bull 0;


Craven Heifer A 4; Victoria A 5, Lower Buck A 2; Horse Shoe 6, Lord Nelson 0; White Hart A 4, King’s A 3; Sun A 2, Commercial 5.


Red League — Spring Mill 3,


ower Buck B 0, Victoria B 7; t Pendle Witch 7, Dog and Par­ 6.


Hridge 0; King’s B 3, White Bart B 4; White Horse 1, Sun


ntends to try to im­ prove and reach his own personal peak of being number one.


overs.


9, D. Scothern, c K. Proctor b Mason 32, L. Stonehouse,. c Walker b Mason 3, A. David-, son, c and b Mason 9, M. Verden, 50 n.o., Sample, c K. Proctor v Johnson 29, P. Gold­


de to a commanding position. 1 Settle: S. Andrews, b Seedle


berg, b Johnson 13, D. Weav­ ers, 1 n.o., extras 8, total (for 6


wickets) 164.


Mason 17-3-62-3; I. Johnson 12- 1-39-2: R. Birch 3-0-28-0.


or, c Stonehouse b Goldberg 12, 1. Johnson, c Verden b Sample 9, Mason, b Sample 4, P. Seedle, c Dodgson b Scothem 12, S. Proctor, ibw Sample 0, M. Wrigley, Ibw Weavers 8, G. Leach, lbw Sample 5, N. Oslif­ fe, c Dodgson b Scothern 25, ' M. Walker, 12 n.o., R. Birch, 1 e n.o., extras 4, total (for 9 wick­


Bowling: P. Seedle 8-1-29-1; WWanderers: J. Ainsworth, c


„ , , t eavers b Sample 0, K. Proc­


1m 9-4-9-2; D. Weavers 9-4-16- Da; M. Newhouse 2-0-4-0; A.


Wash out


Baxenden 136 for 4 v Clitheroe


THE rain brought a premature end to Clitheroe’s game at Back Lane on Saturday, with Baxenden at 136 for 4 from 40


t The mainstay of the home seam’s, innings was their Au­ htralian amateur, Bowler, who behiit 77 before being caught w nd off Garth Sutcliffe in


„ ,


o hat turned out to be the final t otts stumped, Bill Slinger


4 Green League — Cross Keys O, Buck 3; Wilpshire 2, Royal


ver of the day/ P Sutcliffe had already had pro


ut Osliffe and Walker knuck­


he wicket with five overs re-, . Onlv Ken Proctor and Paul


auns for about an hour innd a typical day’s train­ 1 g sees him cover up to t4 miles on roads and on


he rugged slopes of Pendle.It takes Shaun just an hour to run from his front door to the top of Pendle and back. SnIn a race to the top of


e ls for his 25 runs and wick-* btkeeper Walker remained un­ beaten on 12 after surviving 78‘ t alls. Bob Birch was called to


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Seedle of the recognised bats­ men reached double figures and Settle’s 16-1 always looked out of reach.


owler was David Mason who took 3 for 62 from 17 overs. bleHe had Settle in a little trou­


DICKINSON HITS 53


Ribblcsdnle W 2nd 110 for 6 Settle 2nd 86,


A HALF-century by Alan Dic­ kinson and three wickets each S from David O’N e ill and


totephen Kerr took Wanderers s roved the backbone of his


victory, on Saturday. p Dickinson’s knock of 53 Side's innings and, in reply,


t at 73 for 4, Seedle taking Wolgate 0, A. Dickinson .53, T. bhe other wicket, but an un­ HalTbank 13, B. Bradley 0, J. sieaten 50 from Verden took his


H anderers: A. Parker 6, A. S utchins 10 n.o., S. Kerr 9, P.


6-1; K. Taylor 4-2-3-1.


Youth XI crashes


THE Ribblesdale League Youth XI were soundly beaten on their visit to Old Trafford on Monday.The youngsters, including Stephen Kerr and Martin e Rigley, of Ribblesdale Wander­


wrs, and Patrick Ford, of Read, Yere contesting the Lancashire


ts) 92.Bowling: Sample 18-8-30-5; e P. Goldberg 9-0-29-1; D. Scoth­ vidson 3-2-3-0.


third successive year. t They made a poor start to e eague, losing four quick wick­


outh Inter-league final for the Lheir innings against the Bolton


e their opponents. v The Bolton League reached


wts, and an all out total of 60, thith Paul Tilbury, of Earby, ble top-scorer, could not trou­


wictory for the loss of one Re result, an under-strength


icket, that falling to Kerr. thAlthough disappointed with


good.


Cricket finale


THE Thwaitcs Ribblesdale t Senior League season draws


to a close at the weekend with


arapped opener Stevenson lbw Noreason, Clitheroe pro David


Bull 4; Higher Buck 3, Waggon and Horses 4.


ak 5; Black Horse 3, Black -1-36-2; P. Bishop 2-0-7-0.


nd N. Elahi was run out. s For the first time this w man failed to pick up a


t icket and he was taken out of ohe attack after bowling 18


14 Slinger 6-1-22-1; G. Sutcliffe


vers.Baxenden 136 for 4. W.Bowling: Norman 18-3-69-0;


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L Fixtures. Saturday: bonior d eague — Earby v Ribblcs­ s alc Wanderers, Barnold- ewick v Whallcy, Read v Bax­


.


Tree v Clitheroc. ................ " Division Two — Ribbicsdnlc Wanderers v Langho Centre, Whalley v Oswaldtwistic Im­ manuel, Rolls-Royce v Rend. C Sunday: Read v Padiham, d litheroc v Ribblesdale Wan­


Tnden, Clithcroc v Cherry ree.Division One — Cherry


erers, Baxenden v Whalley. C Division One — Lucas v


litheroe. C Division Two — Langho


oyce.


mentre v Oswaldtwistic Im­ R anuel, Padiham v Read, B ibblcsdalc Wanderers v


RBCV, Whallcy v Rolls-


CLITHEROE and District Amateur Swimming Club notched up another convincing gala win on Friday night when G they beat Rosegrove 32-16 and


GALA WIN


s Marsden Building Society, is theeking promotion back into swe first division of the area


arstang 46-2. The club, sponsored by the


imming league. Kibblesdnle Senior


Bariick...... .. 20 11 4 2 2 82 Settle......... .. 20 10 4 1 2 75 Whalley..... ..20 6 6 2 1 57 ..20 6 5 0 0 51


League P W Wd Ld Nr P


Earby........ ..20 5 3 G 1 48 Padiham.... ..20 5 4 2 2 4G Bax’den..... ..20 5 3 3 3 45 Ribb W..... .. 20 5 3 5 1 45 B’bum N ... .. 20 5 4 2 1 45 Clith........... ..20 6 0 6 2 44 Gt H’wood ...20 4 3 4 1 40 Cherry T... .. 20 3 2 4 2 30


matches. The local highlight is the meeting of Clitheroe and Ribblcsdalc Wanderers,


wo full programmes of


a t C h a tb u rn R o ad , on Sunday.


thrilled about having played at the county ground. Prospects for next year's competition look


ibblesdale League side were


mettle were soon in trouble. A winor recovery was halted tohen O’Neill and Keith Taylor nook the last three wickets for out runs. Settle ending up ail W in the penultimate over.


( pencer 15 n.o., extras 4, total K-3; P. Spencer 5-1-9-1; S.


uwkts) 110. Settle: 86. 19Bowling: D. O’Neill 14.1-7-


; Kings Arms 3, Brockhull 3. s Saturday's fixtures: Divi­


hton lbw Bushell 3, I. Mar­


72.Bowling: Bushell 19-11-28-3; R. Kawaiec 13-6-20-3; R. Good- wav 6-0-11-0; J. Roberts 7-3-9- 0; &I,


Gtones Res. v Buck Inn, D rindleton v Bro ck hn ll, Kaisyfield v Lord Nelson,


ings Arms v Whallcy Celtic.


Penalty saves King’s Arms


King’s Arms 3, Broekhall 3


AN 88th-minute penalty by Nick Sieczkowski earned King’s


Two game. seDespite an extensive pre­


Arms a draw in their opening Ribble Valley League Division


l ason build-up of five friend­ ties, the home side continued wheir old defensive lapses and mere 2-0 down after only 10


levelled the scores but King’s Arms went behind again after


inutes.Tony Pritt and Sieczkowski


the interval.Worse was to follow when Chris Stewart, on his debut,


was sent off. thWith onlv two minutes left,


Hion One — Waggon and R o r s e s v C a ld c r s to n e s , t imington v Sabden, RO Vic­ voria v Read, Itibchestcr Res. W Springmill. Transport v


hite Horse. s Division Two — Calder-


DOMINOES finished third In Division One of the Clitheroe Netball League.


They were represented by


Carole Briggs, holding the ball, and (from the left) Gail Fielding, Angela McGovern, Karen Piper, Tracy Stephen­ so n , Sandra C o u lte r and Janet Taylor.


The le a g u e e nd e d th e


season with a handicap tour­ n am e n t . T h e h a n d ic a p s ranged from 0 to 15 and there were two sections with four teams In one and three In the other. In th e f i r s t s em i- f in a l


Saints, with a handicap of 0, played Calderstones, whose handicap was 11. Playing ex­ cellent netball, Saints caught up w ith the Calderstones


A GOAL from John Taylor in the 79th minute kept Clitheroe’s unbeaten record intact and


Clitheroe keep unbeaten record


earned them their fourth consecutive draw. coClitheroe and Burs-


CLITHEROE’S “Lancashire Sender Eric Kinder have left


Shawbridge topics


Cup” final goalscoring hero f Eric Gcldard and central de­ ahawbridge for pastures new-


irst-team spots. HGcldard has joined Great


f fter failing to find regular h arwood Town and Kinder l appy to allow the players to


as gone to Darwen. h Manager Eric Whalley was feave, even though Clithcroe


Sace a tough programme in aeptember, of seven league Dnd cup games, now that S avid Proos has returned to Mhawbridge and new signing


b ough, Pritt was fouled in the Sox by the goalkeeper and


Pye.


spieczkowski scored from the ot.King’s Arms: Waterhouse,


Townsend, Gidlow, Devine, Stewart, Pritt, Smith, Mus- grove, Noone, Sieczkowski, Waterhouse. Subs: Metcalfe,


Thomson hits two


1 err 12-1-33-3; A. Holgate 8-2-


s oring for RO Victoria with a ehot from 12-yards and further anfforts from Steven Tomlinson


a d Stuart Thomson gave ROV arlv in the second half through


3-0 lead at half-time. e Waggon pulled back a goal


RO Victoria made a great start to the new Ribble Valley Foot­ ball League season with a con­ vincing win over newly-prom- oted Waggon and Horses. scAnthony Wade opened the


W RO Victoria 4, aggon and Horses 1


Graham Walker, but after more s ROV pressure, Stuart Thom­


and the home side in midfield U Clitheroe keeper Dennis wnderwood, guesting in goal, sias the pick of the Waggon de.RO Victoria: O’Neill, Wade,


Peel, Harrison, Astin, Croft, Threlfall, Blenkinship, Conti, Tomlinson, Thomson. Subs. Hutchinson, Stuart.


Table tennis crisis


THE Ribblesdale Table Tennis Association is in danger of folding unless more people show an Interest In the new season, which is due to start In October.


A registration meeting to


organise two divisions met w ith a d is a p p o in t in g re ­ sponse, and another meeting is planned at the Station Hotel, Clitheroe, on Tuesday to t ry to drum up more support.


Association chairman Mrs


Mary Bridge said: “We have had o u r ups and downs before, but this time It Is really worrying."


Forty people came along to


the registration meeting, with th e m a jo r ity being e ith e r young Improvers or older ex­ perienced players.


A greater mix of players at


all levels is needed to.main­ ta in In te re s t in g matches. Unless they come forward the association may fold.


Apparently, potential play­


ers do not want to be com­ mitted to playing In Important league matches which they fear there will be the prospect If there are only a few people In the association.


"Table tennis may not have


a glamorous Image, but it has Im p o r ta n t advantages


othors sports do not have," Mrs Bridge added.


on scored his second and ROV’s fourth. forDerek Croft was outstanding


d ullen was to serve a seven- ray suspension proved incor­ dect, although he does face a aisciplinary hearing having l ccumulated three bookings fast season. Therefore, he is Sree to face Southport on l aturday and played at Ley-


ick Merran is settling in. MLast week’s news that Steve


t ugh — also unbeaten Nhis season — head the F orth-West Counties Oootball League Division s ne and, although it is ttill early days, both' qeams look to have the aualities needed to make


title challenge. whIn an enthralling match ook the lead in the 56th


w ich kept the 250 spectators t ell entertained, Burscough minute with a goal out of the


blue. toWinger Alan Donnelly looked


r have nowhere to go when he Beceived the ball on the flank. d ut he slipped past two defen­ l ers before cutting in and un­ veashing an unstoppable 20- Dard shot past a startled


handicap and won the match 20-12. Phoenix A came up against


FRIENDLY


their other squad, Phoenix B, in th e second sem i- f in a l. Phoenix A came through to beat the younger team 16-14.


In the final, Phoenix A kept


their lead over Saints and won 15-9. Janet Taylor pre­ sented the trophies.


W in d c au s e s problems


Nelson Grammar School Old C Boys 1,


CLITHEROE started this East s Lancs League fixture with a


litheroe Res. 1


nearly ______ minute, Simon Whiteside lust


trong wind at their backs and rly scored in the first


failing to control a long kick from Keeper Steve Juliff. mClitheroe took the lead


widway through the first half mhen a beautiful four-man Wove, involving Geoff Young, enhiteside and Neil Baron


Vernons Ladies 4, Clithcroc Ladies 2


CLITHEROE were out of luck s in this pre-season friendly, de­


Kathryn Wyld. Vernons equalised, went


pite taking the lead through


ahead before half-time and in­ creased their advantage with 15 minutes remaining. Jackie Parker pulled a goal back but s Vernons added the fourth to


eal the match.Clitheroc: Syme, Barton, Parker.


Rigg, Counsell, O’Connor, Day. Rawiinson, Wyld, Feather,


EX-HOOVER SERVICE ENGINEER


HOOLEY CYRIL


home. u Clitheroe held on to their lead Nhen sloppy defending allowed


ded with Tommy Holt firing wntil 20 minutes from time


welson to creak away down the t ing and a cross, caught by ohe wind, ended up in the back


chance.f the net, giving Juliff no C Finally stung into action,


h ennis Underwood, caught off is line.Clitheroe were visibly shaken


and there looked to be no way


and last night. s Mazouk Ahmed is currently


back into the match as Burs­ cough took a stranglehold. o However, Steve Mullen had


herving a seven-day ban for wis sending off at Salford to­


ards the end of last season. t On Saturday, Clitheroc p.m.) in the preliminary


mravel to play Northern Pre­ (3-15ier League side Southport


round of the FA Cup. MClitheroc will be without


unn, both suspended. S The team coach leaves sew seats are available for


D artin Eatough and Clive f hawbridge at 12-45 p.m. A


tupporters and those in ­ Berested should contact David


“ther ideas and Burscough’s btormentor" of the first naif meat the offside trap in the 79th c inute to fire in an accurate


i litheroe missed several glar­


ng opportunities otherwise both points should have been


grabbed.Clitheroe: Juliff, Whiteside N., Leliuga, Green, Richards,


Baron, Holt, Whiteside S., Young, Allen, Whalley. Subs. Haydock, Braithwaite.


sross which Taylor joyfully wept home.Martin Eatough, filling in


f position. HuC lith c ro c : Underwood, Bh aw , Dunn, S h a rp ie s ,


NWCFL Division One fixture (6-15 p.m.), or-Southport in a


tixture on Saturday, but en­ aertain Colne Legion, tonight, t t Shawbridge (6-15 p.m.) in


replay (5-15). f Clitheroe Reserves have no


he East Lancs League. p Turning in some impressive


i erformances for the Reserves l reat Harwood United, who


s Eric Whallcy’s son. Paul. GPaul joined the club from tast season won the Accring­


camily. Dad played for Ac­ Rrington Stanley. Brother


Lon Combination Premier f eague. Football runs in the


wussell is an apprentice pro b ith B ury , w h ile older Grother, Ian, is still with


reat Harwood.


ld Blackburnians RUFC 18 tPROSPECTS look bright for


O Clithcroc RUFC 15, the coming season at Lit-


GA penalty kick from fly-half b ordon Laidlaw was followed


,


and Chris Harper. r The second half was a diffe­ d litheroe were forced back


y tries from Stuart Greatorex Cent sto r y , however, as


Teep into their own territory. awo tries from Tommy Burns gnd one from Dave Barnes Cave the visitors victory, but t litheroe can be satisfied with


taining friendly $ame. o Old Blackburmans, consisting ru yed some superb attacking at half-time.


Challenge is met


lemoor Road after this enter­ plaf local under-graduates,


to gby but Clitheroe responded up the challenge and were 15-4


Ladies’ darts annual meeting


NINETEEN teams were rep­ resented at the annual meet­ in g o f th e R ib b le Valley Ladies’ Darts Association. Among these were two new pub teams, the Royal Oak (Clitheroe) and the White Hart (Sabden). Of fi c e r s e le c te d w e re :


Jackie Hall (chairman), Linda B r ig g s (s e c re ta ry ) , Rose Br own ( tre a s u re r ) , Carol T a y lo r ( re su lts secretary). Committee members: Kath Mercer, Lena Brooks, Dorothy Baker, Paula Carter, Jane Partington, Alison Spencer, C h r is t in e Cook, Je an e tte Cowperthwaite. Any team not present at


the meeting but wishing to enter the association should urgently contact the secret­ ary (Clitheroe 26518). A re­ g is tra t io n meeting w ill be held at the Station Hotel on Wednesday (8-30 p.m.).


HOMING


THERE was a very tight finish to the Clitheroe Wednesday Flying Club 138-mile race from Gloucester. The first of the 123


pigeons home belonged to L. Limbert and Son and clocked 1,307.63 yards per minute. Second was H. Chatburn (1,307.53) and third S. Robin­


son and Son (1,285). C It was a similar story in


heir performance. F Clitheroe: Slinger, Hyde, I. i, Harper, Green, 1. Duxbury,


STONYHURST rally Mark Standen best-ever when


prepared Ford Escort 1300 to fifth overall on the Morecambe Rally.


gham journalist Alan Barnes, won the semi-expert class by a r 12-minute margin and the duo


Mark, navigated by Whittin-


Motor Club were Nigel Stubbs s and Dave Whitfield, who were Cheir K. and N. Motorsport-


heir class awards. frAlso among the trophies


Steven Sweeney, of Park Street, Clitheroe, and his navigator, Trevor Lord, of Waddington Road, Clitheroe, finished second in the begin­ ner’s class in their Vauxnall Chevette 1300, and were awarded a pair o f-silv e r goblets.


1 rosshills Garage Ford Escort 300.In a rally for the first time,


he took his Don King- iv


result


recorded on


Saturday


naeceived the best driver and t vigator trophies as well as


om Clitheroe and District tecond in the novice class in


12-MINUTE MARGIN


i ielding, Greatorex, D. Field­ kng, Laidlaw, Heanan, Dubows-


Thomas, Duxbury. Byrne, Skeat, M.


field, in which 160 birds flew. Winners were: Mr and Mrs Cottam (1,853.86), H. Lofth- ouse (1,853.68) and J. Parker (1,851). Forty-nine birds were sent by members of Chatbura r Racing Pigeon Club to flv in its


104-milelitheroe Homing Society’s race from Mangots-


and Mrs Holgate and clocked 1,749 and 1,743. Third was B.


fiace from Mangotsfield. The SNOOKER


driver his


to second place in the Inter­ town Snooker League after two wins in a week. 3 On Monday they recorded a


CLITHEROE have moved up


w-2 victory over Burnley B, Bith Paul Clark, Norman scurgess and Brian Sims their a orers. This followed a 4-1 win t gainst Nelson B when the vic­ Jors were Norman Burgess.


ohn Titterington and Paul Clark. Clitheroe were awarded the final frame as Nelson had


only four players. thJohn Titterington reached


CIN the ladies’ section at v litheroe Golf Club the indi­


Stableford


for the Mrs A. James Prize was won by Mrs E. Narayana with 37 points. Miss M. Cavanagh won the senior nine- hole Staoleford with 12 points.


idual Stableford competition


g e quarter-finals of the lea­ due’s singles competition after criefeating Jack ^fason, of Ac­


ngton. Graham Ireland was knocked out at the same stage.


again at centre-half for the absent Mick Ashcroft, won match sponsors Crown Paints’ man-of-tne-match award. c It was Eatough’s second suc­


oessive award while playing out S tchinson, Eatough, Mooney,


utcher, Taylor, Merran, Mullen. Sub: Proos.


g rass at Dawson’s Green­ rocer’s.On Tuesday, the visitors to Shawbridge are Penrith in a


CHATBURN centre-forward Max Gardner hit a hat-trick in a convincing East Lancashire League win over Gargrave. a Gardner scored his first with


Chatburn 4, Gargrave 0


G a rd n e r h a t- trick


D powerful header and Phillip secewhurst set him up for the


omplete his hat-trick. MCnatburn: Fletcher, Bean,


oone, Lawson (J).


No joy for Read


A DISJOINTED first-half per­ formance in the East Lancs League left Read 2-0 down at the interval. t An improved showing,


Read United 2, Waddington 3


shough, saw them level the Wcore with goals from John


LADY luck did not smile on Read, on Saturday, when they dominated play for long periods but still came away losers. Their East Lancs League oppo­ nents took the lead after the break and although hitting the woodwork three times. Read could not force the equaliser.


Clifton Athletic 1, Read United 0


Clitheroe Res......... 5 Trawden................. 5 GEC....................... 5NGSOB................... 4 Chatburn................ 4 Whalley................... 5 Wanderers.............. 5 Clifton..................... 5 Gargrave................ 4 WTialley Celtic........ 5 Waddington........... 5 Sabden.................... 4 Earby Vic............... 5 Keighley Green...... 3


Osw. Immanuel...... 5


EAST LANCASHIRE LEAGUEPW D


L P 0 10 0 98


nor, only for lax marking to allow Waddington the winner with minutes remaining.


addington and Gary O’Con­


ond after 30 minutes. s Chatburn’s keeper Fletcher


Aaved a 50th-minute penalty. thfter Peter Lawson cooly beat


c e visitors’ keeper with a deli­ pate chip, Bradley provided the c erfect cross for Gardner to


N organ, Butler, Woodhouse, Laixon, Bradley, Kay, Gardner, N wson (P), Dewhurst. Subs:


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57 W00NE LANE CLITHEROE


Telephone 22023


AUTHORISED. HOOVER SERVICEi


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TRADE AND DIY


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8 OPEN MONDAY to FRIDAY,


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