Clitheroe Adveiliser and Times, August 29th, 198o 19 Classified) M Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)


Big hitting by Read foursome


Read 172 for G, Blackburn Northern 96 for 7


READ had much the better of this match but had to be satisfied with three points when Alan Rostron and David Verity played out the closing overs to save Northern from defeat.


late and the prospects looked far from promising as Read were put into bat on a damp wicket and out­ field.


Play started 45 minutes *t to this


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OF the Ribble Valley’s four senior sides in the Thwaites Ribblesdale Cricket League, only Read managed a day’s play on Saturday.


Although there was sunshine


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programme for the four local club's second and third teams, with all the weekend’s matches being cancelled, with the ex­ ception of Whalley 2nds game against Burnley Belvedere 2nds. Whalley won the game, making 113 all out and dismis­ sing their opponents for 78. Under league rules, the


senior and division one, two and three matches will not be replayed. Each side will receive one point. So far this season there has been only one total washout, on Sunday, August 11th, and these games will be plaved a week on Sunday. The rain also forced the can­ cellation of the Ramsbottom


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WHALLEY and Read meet at Station Road on Saturday in the Thwaites’ Ribblesdale Senior League. Fixtures. Senior League — R ibblesdale Wanderers v


Settle, Baxcnden v Clitheroe, Whalley v Read. Division One — Clitheroe v Baxcnden. Division " Two — Settle v


R ib b le sd a le W an d e re r s , Langho Centre v Padiham,


Read v Whalley. Division Three — Black­


burn Northern v Clitheroe, Rib b le sda le Wanderers v


Great Harwood.


Lapses in the


field Blackburn


Northern 3rds 175, Ribblesdale


Wanderers 3rds 110 . Silver. . Bronze.


SLACK fielding and a middle- order batting collapse cost Wanderers their Bank Holiday Monday fixture at Pleckgate. Northern batted first and


ties, red.


were helped to their total off 44 overs by the Wanderers field, which dropped five catches. The Church Meadow side s chief wicket-taker was David O’Neill, with 4 for 55. Mike Watkins and youngster


Paul Spencer each claimea two wickets apiece. Star performer with the bat for Wanderers was Alan Dickinson whose knock of 40 included three


boundaries. Opener Alan Parker also con­


tributed a useful 28 runs, but the middle order folded and allowed the home side to claim all five points. Blackburn Northern: 175.


Bowling: D. O’Neill 19.1-3-55-4; K. Taylor 15-2-49-1; M. Wrig- ley 2-0-11-0; P. Spencer 5-0-36- 2; M. Watkins 3-0-21-2. Ribblesdale Wanderers: A.


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ST Michael’s Ladies A team nearest challengers, Trinity, retained the Clitheroe Netball St Michael remained urn League First Division title, fin- beaten throughout the season ishing four points up on their — drawing once against the


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won by Cosmos, defeated once in the league by runners-up Calderstones. The division two title was not decided until the last match when Cosmos and Calderstones — both on the same points but Calderstones having the better goal differ­ ence — needed to win their


respective games. Surprisingly, Calderstones


went down to their opponents, leaving Cosmos the cnampions


by two points. Final league placings.


Division One PW D


Trinity..................... 10 Dominoes..................10 Phoenix A.................10 Royals.......................10 St Mich’s B............... 10


Cosmos................... 8 7 0 1 14


C’stones................. 8 6 0 212 Phoenix B............... 8 4 0 4 8 Rebels..................... 8 2 0 6 4 Travel’s................... 8 1 0 7 2


The annual knock-out cup


final competition was won by Trinity who beat Dominoes 24-


20. The final took more than an


hour. At the end of the first half Trinity had a seven-goal lead. In the third quarter, Dominoes fought back well to level the scores and went into the final quarter with every­ thing to play for. Both teams fought hard but Trinity's shoo­ ters scored the goals that mat­ tered to gain a well-earned vic­


tory 24-20. The Plate competition was


won by St Michael’s Ladies A, who d e fea ted the young Phoenix B team 41-12. AN


though Phoenix played some very good netball, they were no match for their opponents. Picture: The Cosmos squad,


„ Division Two St Mich’s A............... 10


1 0 19 1 215 0 3 14 0 7 6 0 7 6 0 10 0


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Michael Georgeson started cautiously against the bowling of David Parsons and Aidan Baker. Only nine runs had been scored by the eighth over when Rushton could be re­ strained no longer but failed to clear Parsons at extra cover


and was caught. Georgeson continued solidly


and together with Graham Bushell took the score into the seventies with the run rate hovering around two per over. After both had fallen to Par­


sons it was left to Michael Ranson and Richard Goodway to step up the pace. This they were able to do very success­ fully thanks to the insistence, first of Neil Robbins and then Aidan Baker, on bowling down the leg side despite being de­ spatched regularly to, if . not over, the boundary. Baker conceded 46 runs in


two overs, undoing all the good work done by Parsons at the other end. Ranson was finally caught by


Mel Gillibrand, iust four runs short o f his- half-century, having hit four sixes. Goodway included three sixes in an un­ beaten 39, allowing Read to declare after 44 overs with a formidable 172. Northern struggled from the


outset against accurate bowling by Ricnard Kawalec ana Graham Bushell. Kawalec bowled Neil Rob­


bins and then took a magnifi­ cent low slip catch to remove


Parsons. Kawalec clung firmly to his


next catch to dismiss Paul Largan, off his own bowling and when Bushell bowled John Halsall, Northern at 35 for 4 were well behind the clock. Peter Jones came in for a


Roberts. Meanwhile, Gillibrand had


survived two near run-outs and put one delivery through the window of a house in Whalley


Road. He had reached 38 when he


was run out by Michael Ranson to extinguish any faint hopes of a Northern recovery. Read could not make the


final breakthrough to take full advantage of a very good per­


formance. Read: S. Rushton c Parsons


b Baker 8, M. Georgeson c and


b Parsons 31, G. Bushell c Jones b Parsons 35, M. Ranson c Gillibrand b Baker 46, P. Ford c Parsons b Robbins 4, R. Goodway n.o. 39, M. Grainger c and b Parsons 1, G. O’Connor n.o. 2, extras 6, total (for six


wkts) 172. Bowling: D. Parsons 22-4-39-


3- A. Baker 13-2-83-2; P. Jones 3-0-15-0; N. Robbins 6-2-29-1.


Blackburn Northern: M.


Gillibrand run out 38, N. Rob­ bins b Kawalec 2, D. Parsons c Kawalec b Bushell 7, P. Largan c and b Kawalec 3rJ. Halsall b Bushell 0, P. Jones c Rushton b Roberts 17, M. Taylor c Ranson b Roberts 8, A. Ros-


" tron n.o. 14, D. Verity n.o. 4, extras 3, total (for seven wkts) 96.


2; R. Ivawalec 13-5-14-2; J. Roberts 12-2-39-2; M. Ranson 2-1-3-0; R. Goodway 2-0-8-0.


Bowling: G. Bushell 17-4-30- DAVID MASON


Wanderers re-sign


Mason RIBBLESDALE Wan­


derers have retained the services of professional David Mason for next season. The Church Meadow club


resigned the popular spin bowler earlier this week and chairman M r Dennis Birch ivas fu l l o f praise fo r the p la y e r who, so f a r this season, has claimed 46 wick­ ets and scored 203 runs.


"We are delighted with


David,” said M r Birch. “He came to ns from the Bolton League with very good refer­ ences and has done even better than we expected." M e a nw h ile , the club 's


slog and hit some sixes, making 17 before being well caught by • Rushton off the bowling of Jim


fo rm e r pro, Malcolm De­ nnett, is hoping desperately that he iv ilt be f i t to play against local rivals Clitheroe,


next Sunday. For Malcolm is nursing a


gashed arm and cut finger, received in an accident at work.


A DROP of rain could not dampen the spirits of many fo o tb a ll enthusiasts who made their way to the Castle Field, Clitheroe, on Friday night to watch the final of the Castle Flve-a-slde tourney. In the final, White Horse B


defeated Undertakers by a goal to nil, scored by skipper Brian Hltchen, seen In our picture receiving the trophy from Ribble Valley Mayor, Coun. Mrs Joyce Lilburn. Twenty-nine teams took


Clitheroe scorn their chances


Stalybridge Celtic 0, Clitheroe 0


CLITHEROE faced their toughest test yet in the NW Counties Football League Division One when they


part In the competition, with matches played over the last fortnight. There were also sections


visited unbeaten Stalybridge Celtic, one of the favoui- ites for the championship.


Clitheroe were without Ian


for lady footballers, won by Gibson Sports, who saw off Crabtrees 4-3 In a penalty shoot-out, and a junior sec­ tion, won comfortably by Dy­ namos who thrashed their final opponents West Brad­ ford Wanderers 9-0. The tournament was organ­


ised by Ribble Valley Football League registration secretary, Mr Barry Allen, of Balmoral Avenue, Clitheroe. Trophies were donated by


Shawbridge topics


th e R ib b le V a lle y and Clitheroe Town Councils. The local authority’s parks depart­ ment helped out by marking and maintaining the pitches. Mr Allen, who resurrected


Ashcroft will be missing when the side marches out at Shawbridge, on Saturday, for their North West Counties Football League clash with Burscough. He will be on


CLITHEROE skipper Mick


the contest after an absence of several years, said he was delighted with the way things had gone and very much hopes that a similar contest can be held next year during the Clitheroe 800 celebra­ tions.


No luck for ladies


LADY luck deserted Clitheroe Ladies’ FC in the annual seven-a-side competition at the Castle. Nine teams from the


beat Vernon’s B 3-0, with efforts from Anne Moms, Karen Rogers and Jackie P&rkGr However, the wins


NW Ladies’ Football League took part in the tournament, organised by the Clitheroe manager, Mr Frank Counsell, and


his wife, Mavis. After the first round,


the teams went into two groups, the winners play­ ing for a cup and the losers for a consolation


shield. Clitheroe were beaten


2-0 by Ingol Belles B. They did not fare much better in their next match in the shield, being defe­ ated 1-0 by Norcross. A change in fortunes saw Clitheroe beat Vernon’s A 2-0, thanks to goals from Jackie Parker and Karen


Rogers. Clitheroe went on to


were not enough for Clitheroe to top their


group. Clitheroe: Yvette Jack-


son, Karen Rogers, Jackie Parker, Janice Syme, Anne Day, Anne Morris, Kath Counsell, Diana Barton, Vikki Ashworth, Pauline Feather. On Sunday, Clitheroe


Bronze for Ben TEN-YEAR-OLD Benjamin


King, of Derwent Crescent, Clitheroe, won the bronze medal in the Under-IGs 90m. race at the Grasmere Sports. It was Ben’s first-ever entry in a major sports event and he re­ ceived his medal from the High Sheriff of Cumbria.


Cosmos are the champions


Whittaker and Martin Eatough. Clive Dunn came in for his first game and David Mooney re­ placed Eric Kinder. . The game turned out to be a


rather one-sided affair as Clitheroe created and squan­ dered chance after chance and should have won by a hand­


some margin. Gary Butcher was the mam


holiday. Also missing from the game, which kicks off at 3


culprit in front of goal as he missed th re e ve ry good chances. Not only should he have scored, but ne never hit the target, failing to force ’keeper lan Senior into a save. John Taylor failed to connect


p.m. will be defender Ian Whittaker, ruled out through suspension. On Wednesday, Clitheroe


with a diving header, Steve Mullen was twice unfortunate and Mick Merran, having taken


the ball round the ’keeper, saw his tame finish cleared from the


p.m). On that occasion Eric


travel to Leyland Motors for- another league match (7-30


Whatley's side will be mis­ sing Martin Eatough, Steve Mullen and Clive Dunn who are all serving suspensions. When Clitheroe met Ley-


line. In the dying seconds, substi­


tute Eric Geldard had a good opportunity from 12 yards but his finishing was in keeping


with the others. Despite the lack of goal


power, it was a good perform­ ance from Clitheroe and their brand of football was of the


land Motors at Shawbridge a fortnight ago, goals from Gary Butcher and John Taylor earned the Shawbridge side both points. In the East Lancashire


game and the defence was out­ standing, quickly extinguishing any Stalybridge threats, with Mooney in particularly fine


highest quality. Clive Du


Football League Clitheroe Re­ serves travel to play league


form.


newcomers Nelson Grammar School Old Boys (2-15 p.m.),


and on Tuesday are away to GEC (Accrington) 6-15 p.m. • The rese rve s ' fixture


a g a in s t Colne Legion scheduled for a week on Saturday has been brought forward to a week today (6-15


play Vernon’s Ladies in a frtendly at a venue to be fixed.


^ Chairman Mr Cy r il Whiteside this week paid tri­


bute to the supporters who made the Journey north to cheer on Clitheroe In their


both looked sharp and up front, Taylor, Merran and Mullen caused the opponents all kinds


David Sharpies and Butcher , _


of problems. in a very competitive match,


tempers sometimes flared and f iv e


p la y e r s w e r e


cautioned, including Clitheroe’s Pete Hutchinson, skipper Mick


Ashcroft and Sharpies. C l i th e r o e : Underwood,


Hutchinson, Ashcroft, Mooney, S h aw , S h a rp ie s , Dunn, Butcher, Taylor, Merran, Mullen. Sub: Geldard.


match with Penrith. "Considering the time of


kick-off and the travelling dis­ tance involved, it was great to see 40 or 50 supporters


from the town. They were tremendous and


proved to be a great boost to the squad, ' sa id Mr Whiteside.


Young leads way


Waddington 0, Clitheroe Res. 1


TWO goals from Geoff Young, a c r a c k e r from S im on Whiteside and a Terry Braith- waite effort earned Clitheroe the points in this East Lanca­ shire League derby at Twitter Lane. In very wet conditions, both


stride. The visitors took the lead


through Terry Braithwaite, al­ though efforts from brothers Simon and Nigel Whiteside had earlier been disallowed. Young made it 2-0 shortly


Side has an off night


Penrith 1, Clitheroe 1


CLITHEROE dropped their first point of the season — and Penrith won theirs — in an enthralling midweek match.


Without anv doubt Clitheroe


have Steve Mullen to thank for returning home with a share of


the spoils Mullen showed some of the


form that made him such a vital part of the team during last season’s successful cam­ paign, on a night when all too many of the Clitheroe players could not find any sort of form


Clitheroe had defenders


David Mooney and Ian Whit­ taker missing, but it was an all­ round lack-lustre performance


teams took time to settle. Clitheroe were first into their


that gave the home side the upper hand.


Clitheroe took the lead in the


37th minute, Mullen fastening on to a ball from John Taylor and beating the advancing k e e p e r from 25 v a r d s . Clitheroe just about deserved


before half-time, pushing home a Simon Whiteside cross. In the second half, Alan


Haydock, a replacement for the injured Braithwaite, should have scored with his first touch. He was put clean through but shot over the bar. Young made it 3-0 after


their half-time lead. It took Penrith only four mi­


nutes of the second half to equalise. A harmless looking centre eluded Ashcroft and keeper Dennis Underwood, al­ lowing Tony Fyfe’s gentle header to creep over the line.


rounding the keeper and Simon Whiteside finished things off in stvle, thundering home a shot from 15 yards. Clitheroe turned in a useful performance and credit must be given to Wad- dington for keeping their heads up in a hard-fought encounter. Clitheroe: Juliff, Whiteside


N., Leliuga, Green, Kinder, Baron, Holt, Whalley, Young, Whiteside S., Braithwaite. Subs: Haydock, Richards.


A struggle


for Sabden Clifton Athletic 4, Sabden 0


SABDEN FC have made a dis­ appointing debut in the East Lancs League with defeats in their two opening matches. After losing 3-2 to Chatburn


in their first game, they suf­ fered a 4-0 defeat at the hands of Blackburn side Clifton Athle­


t ic , at G r if f in Park, on


Saturday. The scoreline was not a true


reflection of the play, however, with the Sabden side pressing forward throughout the match and missing two good scoring chances. -The Blackburn side did not


miss their scoring oppor­ tunities, however, ana were 1-0 up at the interval, despite Sabden having most of the play for the first half hour. In the second half, Sabden


from the left: Julie Niven, Diane Frankland, Sylvia Isher- wood, Judith Abraham, Marion McBride, Deanna Garner, Jane Wood and Angela Slinger.


continued to press, but Clifton scored two breakaway goals after 20 minutes and 10 mi­ nutes from time made it 4-0. On Saturday, Sabden are at home to league champions Os- waldtwistle Immanuel. Sabden: Gambles, Cocker,


Johnson, Wiseman, Dobson, T. Bromley, Balmbra. Halliwell, Maher, Ainsworth, Davies. Subs: A. Whitwell, Wray.


upper hand and put Clitheroe under considerable pressure. But for some very poor finish­


ing, particularly by striker David Carr, the home side would surely have taken the


lead. Thankfully, Clitheroe weath­


ered the storm and came good again in the last 20 minutes. Mullen was the danger man, continually tormenting the Pen rith defence.


Taylor saw his half-hit shot


cleared off the line before being substituted by Eric Geldard


after 80 minutes. In the d y in g minutes Clitheroe came close to snatcli- ing a winner. David Shandies bent a free kick round the Pen­ rith wall only to see his effort brilliantly saved by the keeper. Steve Mullen laid-on the per­


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Whalley Celtic 1, Clifton Ath- I letic 0


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