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New striker makes Shawbridge debut


IT will be “home sweet home” for Clitheroe on Saturday when they lace lrlam Town. Not since November 2nd, when Conjrleton I own were-the visitors, have Clitheroe played at Shawbridge and the club is hoping loi a bumper crowd.


Honours even at top


Clitherne Kes 2 Osw. Im m an u el 2


l ! N 1) !•: K - S T K H N G T 11 Clitheroe twice went ahead in thiri Hast Lanes League top of th e tab le match, lint were pegged back by Immanuel who finished the jjaiiu* with 111 men. Despite being without tin* in­


ju re d N ig e l W h ite s id e ami Geoff Young. Clitheroe were into their stride immediately. A f ter 12 minutes tin* Immanuel keeper could only punch out a cross to I ’aul Whallev who


chipped the hall hack to score. The lead could have been


increased in the following few minutes, Clitherne hitting the bar and then Simon Whiteside just failing to connect at the far post after a great run ami cross in- Masmik Aluned. ’ H u t Im m a n u e l eq u a lis ed


after 2S minutes when winger |ievs outpaced Tommy Leluign


to score. Simon Whiteside heat tile offside trap just before the break to regain the lend and a win looked serine for Clitheroe when Ueys was ordered of f in the both minute for an oft-the-


hal! offence. Unfortunately for the home


side, this stung Immanuel into action and with lo minutes re­ m a in in g . th e y e q u a l is e d through d e ll \ \ hallev. Both sides then settled for a draw and the game petered out. ( ’ li th c ro e : J u lif f . Mooney.


Green. Kinder, Leluiga, \ \h a l - h-v Huron. Ahmed. W hite, wiiiteside. Holt. Sub: Hraitli- waite, .McGuire.


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Calderstones go down


p.m. and supporters will have the opportunity of seeing for the first time Clitheroe's new striker, Mick Robinson, who lias already made his mark, scoring twice in three ap­ pearances. Steve Mullen, missing


The game kieks-off at 2


from action for the last three games with hamstr­ ing trouble, could also he in action, as could Gary butcher, substitute at Tadeaster following his thive-week suspension. ( 'h u irm u n C'.vril Whiteside


this week had words of praise for the fans who travelled to the cup lies at Chaddertnn ami


Tadcastel". -T h e ir support is really ap­


preciated and they have been rewarded w ith seeing some magnificent football anil two impressive 3-0 victories. "Our support both home ami


away this season has been most encouraging and we are hoping for a big crowd bn Saturday following our recent successes.''


he said. Indeed, the club is very keen


for a good attendance as going a month without income from a home game lias left it stretched


financiallv. Clitheroe's league opponents


on Saturday are certainly no strangers. Irlam and Clitheroe finished equal on points at the lop of the second division last season. Clilheroe winning the t it le on goal difference. [.ike Clitheroe. Irlam have


been bestowed the honour of representing their county. Gre­ ater Manchester, in the inter- counties competition. Clilheroe Reserves ran into


another player crisis on Satur- dav. -lust when it looked like they had a full-strength squad fo r th e v i ta l L a s t Lancs League clash with Oswaldtwis- tlc Immanuel, firs t lv David Prims. then Nigel Whiteside and Geoff Young, became un­


available. John Whalley just managed


to press 13 players into action, including toe '‘re t ire d ” Paid McGuire, and Clitherne earned a creditable 2-2 draw. On Saturday, the reserves


visit the ever-improving Head Dnited t2- lo p.m.).


Another fine win in FA Vase


Tadeaster Albion 41. C lilh ero e 3


CI.1TMK 1.1)10 continued their recent tine form on Snturdny unci progressed into the* I'A V:ise


third round. With Steve Mullen still re­


covering from injury and Gary Kutcher sitting on the sub-ti- tu te - ' bench on hi> return lroin suspension, the same 11 took


the field for the third consecu­ tive Week.


And.


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N o r th Last Counti ■lit s-Slde


Tadc.-ister took the gaim- to Clitheroe. in the first l 11 mi­ nute- and nearly opened the -coring. Nigel M o r r i - broke away, rounded Dennis Cndej- win'll ami .-hot at c a l nr.lv to -ee Mick Ashcroft head the lull off the line and into the arm- ot a grateful C.idei w.....I


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ranc*' >hoi elcarc h.- fo re Mick K


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•i-mc fail.-d !1 ’ capitali.-1 mi t licir'fir.-t ball >l"iin- I,ut af ter weathering


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• defence found it increas- diflVult to live with the


Hard going for West Bradford


Wc.-t Bradford t . Bradley 2


1'K‘ iM the first whistle of this Craven League Division One match. West Bradford attacked with vigour and their York­ shire opponents did what ^ ork- gave


liiremen do lx


milling away. Jimmv Taylor and Alan Bleti-


unship laid' -hots well saved nid Dave Keddin headed just >\ef, all in the first five mi­ mics, The opening goal arrived


•are of Colin Bartlett who took it.- baii into the Bradley half i"|ui'e firing home. D a v e M o o re -c o re d th e


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-.■cord, crui-nig m to head a I Bartlett lu l l past the


. |.m • M.t di­ • hit the post soon


af* IT hu: Bradlev fought back. ii'-tl .mi­ C'al ami were only eqllallr-er bv John


ll: l l i te r in u'est Bra'.lIford's F i f te e n minut es i tit o the


-i- ■ md half. a ban 1. low corner w; i- glam-e. 1 : -M l«\• Alan Blenk- •aded in by J im m y


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: 'a n isw or! Ii and 1’ rank were -aved bv the bll-V


. keeper. were allowed l.ack


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Bicknell hits the winner


Kimington 2. Spring .Mill 1


THE Ribble Valley League first division front runners produced a match which lived up to all


expectations.


Fortunate in first win


Transport 2. Kibeheslor 1


T K A N S P O K T S first home win of the season in the Kibble


Valie v League Division One was down to good fortune and


hard work. T h e luck was w ith them


when Duncan Bradley anil Neil Killing cleared off the line and all their battling qualities were needed against a hiph-placed Kibchester side which com­ peted stronglv for 1*0 minutes. Both teams sta r ted well,


with Kibchester, stronger in attack, taking the lead through a we ll- ta k en goal by C raig


Shorrock. Transport, though, who had


lost their last four matches, began playing some good, at­ tacking football and were re­ w a rd ed when C h r is P a r ry equalised after a poor clear-


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to V;.................................. first-time shot gave Transport


the lead. Tlie second half was full of


incident with both titles mis­ sing chances. However. 1 ran^- port kept their lead, knowing the result could have gone either way. Transport: Fisher. Holden,


B ra d le y . Moulding. Hiding. Greenwood. Nixon. H e tc h e . . W h a l le y , O rm is h e r . Pari Subs: A rm s tro n g . B ecking- tiottom.


Read’s costly errors


V ic to r ia a. Head Cnitcd ~


V IC T O R IA won through to the lb. Cli Ashley Smith Cup semi-final on Ciither Salnn’lay. hut the victory was


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C L IT B K K O K hm-kcv team tanu- storming hack fmm 1-b fluuti tn M-ni'i* excellent second- h a l f goals th rm ig h F.tntna Greenwood and Tricia IVoctor. Lancaster, though, had a lucky equaliser when a ball


front the 2.Vyard line hit a goal- po-t. rehounded to the edge of the circle and was pushed home before the keeper or defence could recover their positions. Despite throwing everything


in to th e f inal lb m inutes. Clitheroe were unable to re­ ro v e r th e ir lead. However, th e y rem ain unbeaten this


season.


H e n th o rn g r a b 102 n d g o a l


Bcnlh o rn I'n i tc d 7. St John’s b


UKNTHOKN bnilu* the lOO-pml Iwmer in the Ac cringtim nml Dislriet l ’n(l«*r-13 with anotluT enmlort abb* win un Saturday.


Without Primrose, and with Smith ami Banlsley carrying


intones, they were unable to pierce the £t John's defence until mid-wav through the first


half. smith. Dobson and Stokes


then scored in quick succession and half-time substitutions put the v isito rs' defence um ler


further pressure. B a rn e s and H a rg r e a v e s


-i-.ued twice and only excellent phiV by the St John's keeper, ftfoneil man-of-the-match. pre­ vented double figures. Belltll- uni have now scored 102 goals ot eight games and conceded


On Saturday they travel to


South Darwen. the league's only other undefeated team imeet 9 - la a.m.b


B u r ro " fo rd Celtic I. Hen t lm rn Cnited 2


A S K C O N D -B A l .F revival lu­ l l en th o rn C n d e r -1 Is ended when Celtic hit tin* deciding fourth goal 3d seconds from time in tBis Starkie Brothers Cup second round tie. hailing to take their chances.


Henthorn found themselves 2-0 down at the break. C e lt ic added a third before Henlhorn hit hack. Frankland scoring from a difficult angle and Hen­ derson blasting in the second.


W ith Celtic rocking. Peel


headed against the bar and Henderson shot over. How­ ever. with Henthorn pushing fb n \a rd . Celtic scaled victory with a goal in the last minute. Frankland was again named


m an -o f - th e-m atch . Bent horn meet local rivals T r in ity YC at KoefieM on Sunday (meet ld-3()


T r in i ty YC Ju n io r Clarets 1


A F IN K display by T r in ity was rewarded with a late winning goal from ( ’/.anowski in this Hyndburn and District t inier- 14s League game.


chances and Robinson, making his debut in the T r in ity goal, pulled off some tine saves. Bis ok th e le a d when


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sid e .................................................. Czapowski, after a g"«'d nbi. crossed the ball for \Yatkins to vollev home. Clarets piled on tin* pressure


after the break and equalised when a defensive clearance > volleyed home from 2-*> y a rd . . The T r in ity defence held out well and were able to set Czapowski free to use his pace and chip over the oncoming 'keeper. Taylor had a fine game m


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Kimington upped a gear and a fine ball from Paul Brotherton ran lo John H art ley who hit the equaliser. A f te r Spring Mill had a goal disallowed for off­ side. Andrew Bicknell clinced the points for Kimington with a tremendous shut. A fu r th e r Kimington goal was disallowed but it turned


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Ashton. Darlington. Backing. Borsefield. Clegg. Bretherton. Bart lev. Bickneil. Scott. Bodg- <on. Subs: P ra t t . Kigbv. Spring M i l l : B art lev. Bland.


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K O Y A L Briti of the ("lit 1h


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K IM IN G T O N stren g th en ed


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Junior nclbuU Joining is player o f year


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s e a so n to u rn am en t : T r in ity Guides and Panthers. Sports w eek to u rn am en t : Panthers and Trinity Guides. Handicap tournament: T rinity YC and Parish YC. League: Panthers and Trinity Guides. Sporting team: Parish YC.


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