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Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, March 28th, 1985 19 Clitheroe 32324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)


Brighter times


ahead Clithcroe RUFC 9,


Amblcside RUFC 20


THIS was a much-im­ proved performance from a revitalised Clitheroe side determined to end their recent slump in form. But again, a string of defen­


sive errors cost them the match.


Clitheroe conceded their cus­


tomary early try with the match only minutes old, but to their credit came back with some telling forward surges.


Following a lineout at half­


way, Ian Fielding fed stand-off Gordon Laidlaw, who dummied the fullback to race 40 yards to the line for an excellent try.


Martin Emmott converted


y e


'DALE


S Lancashire le, on April


and then kicked a penalty, in reply to Ambleside’s second try, to give Clitheroe a half­ time lead. After the restart, the opposi­


Now it’s wait and see


tion kicked well to keep Clitheroe on their heels and capitalised on some poor clear­ ances and untidy tackling to regain the lead. Ivan Duxbury made some


useful charges and flanker Roger Holmes was again in the thick of everything, but their efforts were negated by ineffec­ tive blocking at the lineout, which left scrum half Malcolm Heanan at the mercy of the Ambleside back-row. The home backs rallied to


ease some of the pressure and put together some promising


moves, but two late tries by the Ambleside wing put paid to any hopes of a revival. Clitheroe's renewed commit­


ment augurs well for the future, which looks a lot brigh­ ter than it did a few weeks


ago. C lithe ro e : D. Fielding,


Hyde, I. Fielding, Emmott, Harper, Laidlaw, Heanan, Thomas, Dinsdale, Dubowski, I. Duxbury, M. Duxbury, Byrne, Green, Holmes. Clitheroe 2nds were unable


to raise a team and had to cancel their match against Ambleside, but with several players available after injury and because of the university


holidays, Saturday’s home match against Aspull IVths is likely to go ahead.


MULLEN -the-match


tarter of an ■oe were well in top and a d to come. It


the most sen- rcumstances. r Johnson had ■red a Mullen ier pressure Dunn, when


derson pushed ■oe midfielder •ree awarded a


Eatough step- send his shot


gainst the bar gle eyed lines- >d that Johnson before the kick


be Mr J. Lawson,


■, ordered the retaken,


e it was Tay-


to try his luck de no mistake, ball home and is side into the


>ks. South Liverpool lost their com-


j centre-forward ,vas sent off. oe had oppor- i make the game failed to take


.he game’s spon- ed Mullen as e-match, but it


hey did not have 0 awards!


o e : Underwood, Kinder, Ashcroft,


mnn, E a tou gh , Ta vlor, Proos, v. Geldard.


&DIES


ARTS esults in the Ribble dies’ Darts League on One — Bay Horse rcial 6; BBC 5, Sta- 1L A 6, Ribblesdale olic Club 3, RBL B 5; tch 6. Kings Arms 2; e J 3, Black Horse A


Two — Black Horse MC 5; Brown Cow 5, Partridge 3; Low


b 3, Horse Shoe 5; Spring Mill 4; White


lonny Inn 3. nd positions: Division ition 100, Ribblesdale immercial 95, Pendle RBL A 87, Black


86, Catholic Club 85, J 84, RBL B 81, s 77, BBC 64, Bay


le


1 Two — Spring Mill ?a 92, Brown Cow 83, n 82, Black Horse B Shoe 75, White


i, Calderstones 72, 64, Dog and Par- Low Moor Club 62.


G O L F


TERS at Clitheroe o Ladies’ Section, on for the Hilda Leg-


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’anter. tion Foursomes quali- e: Mrs P. Holden and Tole, Mrs M. Harrison K. Tattersall. ers for the Australian were Mrs P. Holden J. Cole and winners of foursomes were Mrs e and Mrs S. Dawson.


To m a tc h


EROE Ladies FC’s Vest League Division


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Southport Ladies who the receiving end of an bing by Clitneroe ear- e season.


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Greystoke, 16 Croasdale Drive, Clitheroe BB7 1LQ


,


Royal Oak Referees'


In an even first half at


Roefield the Refs hit the post before Neil Grainger scored with a powerful shot for Royal


Oak. In the second half of the


friendly, Steve Conti increased the Turkeys' lead with a pow­ erful shot under the goal­ keeper. The Refs immediatley came back with David Robson


EMPRESS Ladies’ Squash team finished the season on an excellent note with an emphatic 5-0 win at home to Hyndbum. After a successful season,


members will now have to see if they have gained promotion. Susan Beggs, Rachel Pallis-


ter, Marilyn Fletcher and Sharon Willis had little trouble


in winning their games 3-0. Sheila Willis met a strong op­ ponent but ran out the winner by 3-2. The Men's 1st team met


strong opposition from top-of- the-league Pendle lsts, losing 0-5 away. David Tait had match point


but went down 2-3. Nigel Willis lost 1-3 and Malcolm Mac­ donald, Dave Matthews and, Russell Cowking all went down. 0-3. The 2nds had a good win


over Blackburn Northern lsts, at home. Steve Turner won 3- 0, John Willis notched up a 3-1 victory and Eddie Vidler won 3-2. Martin Hill lost 0-3 and Conor McLaughlin suffered a 2-


3 defeat. The 3rds, playing at Clog-


gers against the 4th team, won 3-2. Sharon Willis won 3-1, John Beggs won 3-2 and Steve Rutherford notched up a 3-0 victory. Mike Barratt narrowly lost 2-3 and George Senior, suf­ fering from flu, lost 1-3.


F r ie n d ly


Turkeys 2, Society 1


-----------------


putting through his own goal after being put under pressure. Tony Dobson playea well for


Turkeys with Paul Bithell put­ ting up a good performance for


the Refs. Royal OaKTurkcysrHolden, P. Dinsdale, T. Dobson, Bailey, H. Dobson, Grainger, Teasdale, Hind, A. Dobson, Czapowski,


Conti. Sub: D. Dobson.


THERE was no shortage of quality darts at the Commercial Hotel, Clitheroe, venue for the Clitheroe and District Darts League Singles finals. Eventual winner Dave Drachenberg (Royal OaK),


Ribble Valley Football League


Hat-trick Geoff on losing side


RO Victoria 5, Chatbum 3


CHATBURN could not hold rampant RO Vic­ toria in this Ribble Valley League Division One fixture despite a hat-trick from Geoff Young. RO Victoria were 2-0


up at half-time, thanks to efforts from Ian Threlfall and Gary Conti. However, Young, playing for


Chatburn because his usual team, Clitheroe Reserves, did not nave a game, levelled the scores with two goals in a 10- minute spell. In the 60th minute Conti


scored his second to put the home team back in front, Stuart Thomson made it 4-2 shortly afterwards and Threl­ fall scored his second to com­


plete RO Victoria’s tally. Young added his and Chat- burn’s third in the closing


minutes. RO Victoria: Tomlinson,


front left, threw a maximum 180 and his opponent In the final, Ian Lever (Brownhill Arms), seen next to him, checked out in one game in Just 13 arrows. The tournament originally attracted 67 hopefuls with the quarter-finals, semis and final being played


on the last night. Losing semi-finalists were Jan Blsping and local


ace Andy Gudgeon (Black Horse) who spurned a great opportunity to go through to the final. In the final Drachenberg won by two legs to one


with a display of accuracy.


JR’s A finish in style


CLITHEROE snooker team JR’s A made it a season to remember when they won the Clitheroe and District Snooker League knock-out tournament.


The newly-crowned league


Rovers stars in quiz


BLACKBURN Rovers’ players Noel Brotherston, Ian Miller, Derek Fazackerley, John Lowey and former favourite Norman Bell will be in action at Shawbridge, on Sunday . . . but not on the football field. They will be taxing their


brains instead of their feet in a sports quiz against some equal­ ly famous footballers — well, famous locally that is — in the form of past non-league win­ gers, “The Wingers’ Grave­ yard” who include former wizards Roy Bishop and Kenny


Ward. The quiz is a light-hearted


warm up to the final of the Waddington Sports Quiz at Clitheroe FC Clubhouse, begin­ ning at 8 p.m. A Blackburn Rovers' auto-


graphed football will be raffled proceeds going to the


__ nan Bell Testimonial Fund. A supper will be served. Ad­


mission is free, courtesy of Clitheroe FC.


The final of the quiz proper . ..


between Optimist and Bowker Bros starts at about 9-30. The results in Sunday’s semi­


finals were; Cox and Co 43, Optimists 72; Bowker Bros 5C Whalley Celtic 43.


Swimmers do well


CLITHEROE swimmers were well involved in the action, on Saturday, at the North Lanca­ shire Age Group competition at Blackpool's Derby Baths. The best result was gained by S. J. Ellis winner of the 11


years boys’ 100m breast stroke. Second place was taken by


P. Jones in the 15 years boys' 100m breaststroke and also in the 400m individual medley. He finished fourth in the 100m but­ terfly final. In the 12 years boys’ indi­


vidual medley, R. Simpson was seventh. The girls had a busy time,


too, with J. Robinson coming third in the 14 years girl? 100m backstroke, 400m freesty­ le and 100m breaststroke con­ tests. Colleague J. Waterworth was


fifth in the 14 years girls' back- stroke and seventh in both the 400m freestyle and 100m breaststroke. In the girls’ 11 years age


group, Clitneroe was well rep­ resented by T. A. Gee who finished third in both the 100m freestyle and in the 200m indi­ vidual medley. In the 13 years girls’ section,


L. T. Ellis took fifth place in the 200m breaststroke and ‘ third in the 200m individual medley.


POOL


LATEST results in the Ribble Valley Licensed Victualler's Association Pool League are: Red League — Commercial A 6, Royal Oak A 0; Victoria A 7, White Horse A 0; Lord Nelson 3, Cross Keys A 4; Kings A 5, Lower Buck A 2; White Hart 4, Craven Heifer A 3; Horse


Shoe A bye. , „ , _ Blue League — Royal Oak B


4. Commercial B 3; White Horse B 3, Victoria B 4; Cross Keys B 4, Dog and Partridge 3; Lower Buck B 3, Kings B 4; Craven Heifer B 5, Sun Inn 2; Horse Shoe B bye. Green League — Station 5, New Inn 2; Black Horse 5, Wilpshire 2; ■ Black Bull 4, Waggon and Horses 3; Buck Inn (Grindle­ ton) 3, Spring Mill 4; Hodder Bridge and Higher Buck re­ ceived byes. League p o s it ion s : Red


League — Victoria A 104, Horse Shoe A 96, Kings A 86, Craven Heifer A 77, Lord Nelson 74, Commercial A 67, Lower Buck A 67, White Hart 62, Cross Keys A 58, White Horse A 57, Royal Oak A 50. Blue League — Kings B 101,


Victoria B 95, Craven Heifer B 94, Dog and Partridge 86, White Horae B 81. Commercial B 80, Lower,- Buck B 69, Sun


Inn 57, Horse Shoe B 48, Royal Oak B 47, Cross Keys B 46. ; Green League — Spring Mill


90, Station 86, Black Bull 79, Waggon and Horses 69, New Inn 61, Black Horse 60, Higher Buck 59, Hodder Bridge 59, Buck Inn (Grindleton) 51, Wilp­ shire 43.


i


division one champions defe­ ated Great Harwood A by 19 points to 6 and also won the trophy for the highest break in the competition, thanks to a super 53-point effort by teen­ ager Mark Boyd. Mark, of Sabden, also made


it to the semi-finals of the sing­ les knock-out tournament, but lost to M. Wensley (Cons. A.) The other finalist is J. Baines, (Waddington B), who beat M. Shaw, (Great Harwood A). The finals of the singles and


doubles will take place at the Catholic Club tonight. All holders of trophies are


asked to please return them in time for the presentations. Knock-out results: Great


Harwood A 6, JR’s A 19. 1st leg: Great Harwood A 347 (4), JR’s A 411 (8): H. Clegg 39, J. Roberts 81; D. McIntosh 67, P. Swales 62; G. Allen 67, G. Pil- kington 87; M. Shaw 86, B. Sims 57; D. Hogan 43, M. Boyd 60; R. Taylor 45, G. Ireland 64. 2nd leg: JR’s A 506 (11),


Great Harwood A 300 (2): M. Boyd 56, D. McIntosh 55; G. Pilkington 101, R. Taylor 57; J. Roberts 82, D. Hogan 47; J. Titterington 72, M. Shaw 36; B. Sims 79, G. Allen 29; G. Ireland 16, H. Clegg 76. Late results from Division


Two: Great Harwood B 405 (7), Rimington B 420 (7): D. Riley 74, J. Thornton 63; T. Cosgrove 40, T. Ashton 109; J. Mellor 71, J. Hacking 71; J. Schofield 45, I. Whittaker 84; A. Procter 90, D. Seed 43; J. Muller 85, D. Calvert 50. Low Moor 446 (10), RBL A


405 (4): G. Tyler 68, M. Yates 67; D. Knowler 80, N. Schofield 53; R. Shoreman 72, J. Miller 66; D. Saunders 78, M. Bailey 86; N. Brown 61, G. Parkinson 78, A. Holgate 87, M. Alston 55.


Division One PW D L JR’s A ..... ..... p


GtHar. A..... ....2215 1 6 193 Cons A ......... ....2213 0 9 181 Rim’ton A.... .... 22 14 0 8 166 Chatb. A...... ....2212 0 10 163 Cons. B......... ....22 8 0 14 143 B’ton B......... ....2210 0 12 142 Wad’ton A.... ....22 9 1 12 139 Catholic A.... ....22 8 1 13 134 Slaid’n..........


Division Two: Points and


positions — RBL A 195, Rimington B 165, Chatburn B 144, Low Moor 140, Pendle Club 139, JR’s B 134, Police 127, Billington A 125, Harwood B 111, Social Club 109, Catholic B 101.


Nathan shines twice


Paak United 0, Henthom United 7


NATHAN Peel, playing prob­ ably his best game in a Henth­ om shirt, scored four goals to steer the under-14 side to a comfortable win in the Hynd­ bum and District Boys League. Henthorn led 4-0 at half- time, despite losing midfield


powerhouse Michael Frankland, and continued their domination after the break. The other scorers were Gary


Ward (2) and Shane Dewhurst. Foxhill Cubs 3,


Henthom United 9


HENTHORN Under-13s strug­ gled through to the semi-finals of the Gilbraith Cup with a hard-fought victory. The game was not as one­


sided as the score suggests, with Foxhill holding Henthom 4-3 at half-time. However, they collapsed


after the interval and Hentnom took full advantage. Man-of- the-match Nathan Peel hit a hat-trick and Henthom’s other goals came from Antony /Smith, Andrew Henderson and Lee Robinson.


Great Harwood Rovers 5, Henthom United 1


HENTHORN Under-15s, field­ ing only 10 men, put up a spirited display against the league leaders. They were in with a shout


when Darren Connell’s cross­ shot caught Rovers 'keeper out of position to make the score 2- 1. But Rovers added three more as Henthom tired. The side has a busy week


ahead, playing away at . Church Athletic, on Saturday, and competing in the Cambridge Press Cup semi-final on Monday against opponents not yet known.


WEST Bradford defender Dave Reddin put his side in front with a shot following a deep ran and Grindleton's Tony Pritt equalised with a dipping effort from a free kick on the edge of the W. Bradford penalty area. In the second naif W. Brad­


ford regained the lead through another defender, Mick Wilson, who bundled in the ball from a comer. The pitch, by this time, was


cutting up and became muddy in the middle, making ball con­ trol difficult. But W. Bradford kept on pushing forward and went further ahead thanks to a John Clegg penalty. However, Pritt reduced the arrears with another penalty after a foul by Pearson. With the score now at 3-2


W. Bradford pressed forwarc, aided by fine work from substi


tute David Johnson. The effort resulted in a great


goal from the head of Ken Mantle after a Kevin McAUy across. Simon Reynolds had promising game at right back for W. Bradford. West Bradford: Barber


Reynolds, Reddin, Wilson Blenkinship, Clegg, Potter, Pearson, McAlly, Mantle Pinder. Sub: Johnson.


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Stewart, Wade, Astin, Harri­ son, G. Conti, Threlfall, Thom­ son, S. Conti, Green, J. Col- ebourne. Subs. Blenkinship,


Stirzaker. Chatbum: Lawson, P. Col-


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Last minute equaliser


Rimington 3, Ribchester Re­ serves 3


RIMINGTON thanks to slack Ribble Valley League Division


dropped a point :k marking in this


One encounter. Rimington made a very slow


start on a heavy pitch, but after 20 minutes took the lead thanks to Gary Scott. Smalley made it 2-0 just before half­ time after Rimington had gone dose on a number of occasions. However, after half-time


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WAGGON IN DRIVING SEAT


Waggon and Horses 5, Kings Arms 1


AFTER a cautious start and some good football on a soggy pitch, Waggon started to domi­ nate affairs. Simon Whiteside scored the first two goals and had another disallowed before the Kings came back with a Brunker effort. The second half was one-way


traffic. Whiteside capped an outstanding performance with a third goal and Andrew Black- bum, playing his best soccer for weeks, added the other two. Even goalkeeper I. Nuttall


tried to get on the scoresheet but blasted his penalty shot against the bar. Brian Water- house and Smith played well for the visitors. Waggon and Horses; Nut-


tall, Sumner, Waddington, Smith, Richards, Lawson, Whiteside, Driver, Dean, Blackburn, Pritchard, Martin, Yates.


* RBLB...... ....22 5 0 17 104 ♦ Four points deducted rule 7.


0 13 126


Mud c au se s p ro b lem s Grindleton 2,


West Bradford 4


Aitken Shield time


- . . .


CUP matches will take prece- | dence for Ribble Valley Foot­ ball League teams on Saturday, when most will be involved in I the 2nd round of the Aitken Shield. Lord Nelson have already


gained a place in the next round after their opponents Daisyfield Old Boys, scratched from the competition. The draw is: Calderstones


Res v Sabden, Catholic Social Centre v Read, Chatbum v Grindleton, Royal Oak Victoria v Grindleton Res, Waggon and Horses v Ribchester, Calder­ stones v Transport, Sabden | Res v White Horse. Division One league games I


are — Rimington v Springmill, Daisyfield v West Bradford. Division 2 — Snringmill Res v West Bradford Res, Broc- |


khall v Transport Res. Saturday's results. Division |


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bpnngmi Old Boys


Centre 1. Division Two — Brockhall 5,


Lord Nelson 1; Waggon and Horses 6, King’s Arms 1; Sabden Res 3, White Horse 4. The Ashley Smith Cup final


replay between R O Victoria and Sabden will take place at Shawbridge on April 11th, at 6- 30 p.m.


E. Lancs League


SATURDAY'S results in the East Lancs League included: Oswaldtwistle Immanuel 4, Trawden Celtic 2; Waddington 2, Read Utd 3; Padiham Wan­ derers 2, Pendle Forest 0; Whalley 2, Colne Legion 2; Whaljey Celtic 3, Clifton Athle­


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