Clilheme Adrciiiser ami Thnes, October .list. I!t3r> 19 I'.S’lV) Bunili'if 22331 (CUtasifii'd) Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertisiug). Burnley 22331 (Classified)


Clitheroe win replay fight on Vase battleground


Butcher opens door to round two (.A


Clitheroe 1, Thackicy 0 .5 ——


CLITHEROE rinally triumphed in this FA Vase tie, but not before a tough, uncompromis­ ing and well organised Thackley side had made the passage through to the second round as


difficult as possible. Clitheroe now face Tad-


caster Albion away on November 23rd. Thacklev came to Shaw-


bridge with a “take no prison­ ers" pliilosophv Jimi, jilthough


referee Mr Gareth Davies, from Salford, liad a fine match, he was rather lenient to have


booked only four of their plavers,


(;:irv Butcher was the goal


CUTllKROE FC hmi rdn.sr tor (I iloithlv ceU'hratioti on


t'or thr find Ironi won tlivir


FA Vosr fintl round irploy aoainst TluwkU'n und nuimuicr Eric W/iallt'if won nrt'Ai'ntcd with III*' AsIrtiBrol WvCFL I)i- vinion (b ir Miinoyrr of tlir


INNING HABIT


iNlXi 1 'hiUlr


AT NETBALL ; is :i hal.it Ihat iV-aual a cumhimal li'ani •t>n of (lishurn iVom l>al<iGrsiotu* ami U>-


IV I’l iinary Si-Ium.1 litiWvsU.ii i>-J. riio tiaim \v:is laitu'litMl


c v m t n Wtllll t I F i . r t l u ' i t i r F "1’ t l u ■ ilwis Nvt- Ir.irii .t.in tlir iwi.'' l.y uaicluT Mrs .K’miifi'r


I w a r itiniors h aw lindkinson. a Ln-i|i ,ai thv Hil.hlv l■■r<.m. In.iii thv IvU ai.'


Kmma Ihuvnini; tiial Hr- l.,■l■^■a Wli itv: Hvatlu'l-


Kraiihhin. l :imi Al irun tiiirst: I.imhi I’ilkinitt.m and Ktnvn Ikiiv: Vivt.iriti l.nrthousv. Stirtih Nirh.il- -on U'aj'lt and N'irloria


lary nets a brace


tn.. 11.IN 1. a iaa.itnnl 1


Clitheroe lose lead


Clitheroe HCKC Nt XV > •MTllKKi'K lri an >-'» halc


Toe il ;inl XV i :.


;;m.- i.ai.l >U\' awny on Two


by uineor M.


Ihiitiiin put thi-in in front, hut iift.-r t!ie int*-rv;i! tho To*' H puek eaine.l imu'li mon- |>o>s.->- vi,.n an.i tin- vNitors .-i>.'nt ino>; of th.'if titiu" <l.'feniiinL' llu-ii-


C n n i i t a i ' k l i i iL ’ I 'y >-


I i|•.•at■'rt-^ jnn. an.l .1. ihan- i'lilli*\\«-r kept Clitlu'fo**> hopes a l i \ e , Init t h e in e iau i s in i : pl'e>fUr<- pl'ove.l too iTI'eat. l a . 'n t i i a l ly two tn e> . u h u 'h u e i e Loth eonveit*-ii. eavi* th.-


l;ol!le .'Kle VU'tolA . Cl i th e roe : Shnvter. Heanan.


I'if.-atota-x inn, . C». Timla l l. Wanlle . Hlancht'lower. Ta t t .a - -ali. t'unlllYe. CoiilH.y. IkifloW. Tiio:na>. I h i x h u n . .Xewton. A;n"d. .lone>.


Undeserved defeat


Salx len 1. C a n t r a v


,'AIU'KN .lo>er ■


ii-a'A ffMin till Ka>t i.ane> y*;;ro "ii Satunlay. p Caritrave >aie liel,!


:*ii l.oth M.loF f f.M.thai;. tu"


Inspired to bile w i n


, ro. KI I ( L’nd W V,. W harl.atale llh W \


th.* Ril.bl r>t half ua- ..r~ onahl.-.l Mai,or pull.ai


Month amirdfor Srpleniher. Mr Wlutllni. who oho re-


eeired n bottle of ehonipayne and £25 cheque', ts pictured (<tboee) before the kick-off with ABtrtjseal'Area Salea Manager Mr lien liennett (left) and WVCFIj representative Mr Sid


lilain. Shawbridge Topics


Midfield star suspended


CLITHEROE midfield


bi'idce on August 27th. The


former niackburn l^overs’ player will miss


Saturday’s home game with C on g le lon (2 - lo p.m.), the Lduh’s first le a gu e f ix tu r e fo r a month, the away game at ( l lo ss op the following week and the .NWCFl., t ’ ha llenge Cup ih ird - roimd lie al Chailderton


Clilheriie'!* F.\ Vase secoml- rounil lie on November liJnl against North-East ('ounlies ■ ,rue sitie Tailcaster .-Mliion


1,1


on November Idih. However, he will be back for


,eagu. .. Clilhi*roe liave rearrange*i


tiu'ir h*tme fi.xture against F»>rmby fiir December


vSth.


.'’^np|*orters are ask*ol to not** that kick-**ff times in December are 2 p.m. and in N«iveml>er 11- 1') p.m. .\wav kick-off times are the same for clubs without flotHlIighls. Despite the long absence


fmm league *iuty. Clilheme are still in third j>osition in lh«* NWCFL Division One. The res**rves are also g<»ing


well in the Hast Lancs League, strengthening their position at the Itip with a sensational win on .Saturday. Their November fixtures pit


th«*m against lw«i i-hampion- ship-ch:ising t**ams. Salxlen and Oswaldtwislle Immanuel, and wins would make it very tricky for the li*ams on th**ir tail. On SaUirdav tliey fa*-*- a dif­ ficult trip to I’adiham Wander­


ers (H-l*) p.m.). The halfway stage in the


*• I nil's Whit bread General Knowle«lge (hiiz. has now b****n re:iched. with four nnimls re­ maining. Leading positions are: I'alderstones FC llT.*'. Bhil and Amly's All Stars IK


M slai- Gai-y Butchei'


begins a 21-dav suspension on Satui'day foi' his sending off against Fleetwood Town at Shaw- bridg


of filling their Christmas stock­ ings with a Rover Vite.sse car. vhich is tlie first prize in the


•Suiiporters have the chance


Christmas draw. The competition is run in


conjunction witli iVeslon North End. as in the club’s lottery, of wiiich Clitheroe fan Mel Ed­ mondson has been singing the praises. For Mel. of Lilllemoor Hoad, won i’ l.(KH) with a lot­ te r y card b«tughl from


Clilheme FC. Draw tickets can be *»btained


from the clulihouse ami i)aw-


son's greengrocers. Su|)|H)rters ■ ' he clii


wishing to' help the dub by selling tickets should contact Cyril Whitesitle (Clitheroe or C<ilin Wilson (IMJTO).


Undertakers bury LEG


The Ciulertakors 7. LKC 1


CLITHEROE side The Under­ takers mainlaineil their lOU per cent reconl in the William Thompson o-a-side League (Di­ vision Four) with a fine victory over EEC. of Burnley. The Umlerlakers were 2-0


up al half-lirm* thank.s to ef­ forts fmm Alan Blenkin.ship


and .\llan Havdock. I,EC replieii with a goal soon


after the interval, but from th«*n on the Cndertak**rs Ifiok conlml with second-half goals coming fmm Alan Blenkinship. .•Uan Haydock. .Mark Kawson and a couple fmm Stev**n Ed­ mondson. The lhi«b*rtakers holt! lop


*.. St****le


;uid’.'’'on llul. ("ox and Co. 15*1. Clitheroe Rl'FC lUl. Yuletide fesliviti«*s at Shaw­


bridge will includ** bump**r I'ingos on D«*cember Bllh and iMr.l and a pop <iuiz. on lh«* L'*th.


Good start on board


s|)ol in Division Four and no wond*T. With their unbeat**n record they hav«* scored Jt goals and conceih’d only four. The I'ndcrtakcrs: winckley.


Haydock. Rawson. Blenkin- sliip. E*itmmds*m.


Under sail


CLITIIEKOK sailor Roger .<mith finisli**<! first In om* of thn*** solo Heel races at Bur- \v:un .'’^ailing Club. Ftuilridge K**s«*rvoir. <*n i^uhday. Rog**r. t>f Easlham Aviim**,


was not the only ineinlH.*r *)f his family to **njoy succ**ss al the ‘moftiiu'. His Soil. Julian. i)f thre** hamlicap s Las«*r v**ssel and


hi


the lila


• boat.


scoring hero, heading home in tlie -lOlh minute. The architect was John Taylor who fastened on to a quickly taken Peter Hutchinson free-kick to roumi the full-back and deliver an ac­ curate cross. Clitheroe desperatejy


.. second goal to satisfy the strong crowd, the best attend­ ance since Chorley’s vi.sit last season in the Lancashire Chal­ lenge Trophy Quarter-final. That the second goal never


Steve Mullen, Mick Marren ami Co., Ihev did come in for some wiki ami late tackles. It cer­ tainly was not a game for the faint-hearted and on that score Clitheroe cannot be faulted. The only scare for the home


side came in the dying minutes with a Thackley free-kick just outside the penaltv area. How-


ever. Denis Umlenvood was eiiual to the task, saving well at the foot of the |>ost. Match sponsors Associated


Tyre Services gave the man-of- tlie-match award to Mullen, for a fine ucrfonnance of aggres­ sive ami skilful wing play. C l ith e r o e : Underwood. Hutchinson. Ashcroft. Moonev, Whittaker. Dunn. Eatough, Butcher. Taylor, Marren. Mullen. Sub: Shaniles.


arrived was due to some s|)cc- lacular and breathtakijig saves from Thackicy keeper Kevin Walsh. Two in particular, from Mick Ashcroft and Martin Ealough, brought generous ap­ plause from the spectators. Clillieroe dbi not help their


New times set in


triathlon


cause, though, by wasting some golden opportunities. No


one was more guilty than the usuallv reliable Taylor, who, it seemed, had left, his "finishing touch" in the dressing room. But in all fairness to Taylor.


Some glory in cup exit


Brimdoak Ladies f), Clitheroe Ladies 0


CLITHEROE pul a gallant fight in the first round of the North West League cup on Sunday, hut were beaten by a e.'«cperienceil Broadoak


.side. The first division team took


asily


the leatl after just two minutes and went on to pul Clitheroe umler considerable pre.ssure. The visitors ilefence battle*!


liravely. though, and. up front Anne Morris bmughl two fine saves mil of Bmadoak's .Scott­ ish international keejier. Unfortunately. Broailoak


scored four goals in (luick suc- and although Morris


cession nearly before t


score wa The s e co iu l h a l f saw


• tne bre.Tk. the half-time o-O.


Clitheroe fight every inch of the way. harrassing their opo- nenls .ind chasing every loose iiall. The over worked defence. plav***l magnificently, particu- larfv right-back Di-ana Barton, bul'couhl not prevent Broadoak a«lding the sixth goal four mi­ nutes fmm lime. Clitheroe: Day. Barton.


Svme. Counsel), O'Connor. Rogers, Ashworth. Rawlins*m, Morris. Feather. Parker. Subs:


Jackson. Tilley. On Sunday. Clitheroe enter­


tain NabwiKxi Ladies (2 p.m.). MAXIMUM


LN the op**ning week of the new Kibblesdale Table Tennis Association season. Trinity Sunday Schmil and Calder- st*in**s’«*ach sci»r***l a maximum four points. Calderstones d**feate<l Slan-


imlled one hack just


THE nibble Valley •'Reebok" Triathlon record was .shattered by the top three finishers of this demanding event, heki for the fourth time on Sunday. Winner was Chorley's Paul


Woo(l (2hr 17min. Tsec.). smashing the previous best time of 2hr 29min. H3sec., .set last year by Steve Trew, of


London. Also home inside the previ­


ous best lime was runner-up Dave Kelly, of Bacup (2hr 2Gmin. lOsec.) and third placed John Mvotl. of Hyde {2hr 27min. U»sec.). Facing the 72 competitors


were a l'>00 metres suim. a 20 mile bicycle ride and a 10 mile


nin. Imlividual priz.es for the


separate disciplines were won


hv Paul Wooil (swimming). Ian Scriven. of Elslack (cycling) and Steve Brady, of Nelson


(nmning). \snmliev woman Kitty G.y-


nelt finislieil a creditable third in the ladies’ .section with a lime of Jhr fxhnin. J7.sec. Afterwanis all competitor.**


received medals from Rihble Valley .Mayor. Conn. Joyce Lil- burn.’ at a reception at the R*iefiel«i Barn. Clitheroe. Slie praiseii all who look part


< ,v -


ANOTHER trophy from the Ribhlc Valley Licensed Vic­ tuallers’ Association Pool League has gone to a Sabden


pub. However, this time it is not


the red and blue league title winners White Haii, but the Pendle Witch, whose ace cue- man Ian Wood won the singles tournament at the Commercial


Hotel. He defeated David Dncrdcn


(Spring’MiU) in the final and mis presented with his trophy by league chairman .Mr Colin licrry. The doubles touniamcnt on


the same night was won by John Partington and Joe Webs­ ter (White llorsc) who beat la.st year's winners Paul Livcscy and Morris Duerden (Craven Heifer). Our picture shows Mr Berry


congratulating Ian, watched by the other finalhts.


Paddling to victory


School. Chtheroo. p.-uhllud their wav to victory at the British


Schools' Canoe AssociaUon Championships on the River Aire al Bingley al the


weekend. Matthew Troiletl. of Siiiney


Avenue. Whalley. came first in tile under-D) slalom, while Sharon Petty, of Railway View Road, Clitheroe. won the imder-M girls’ slalom. Sharon s brother. Stephen,


came second in the umler-U) wilil water event, while Gareth Jones, of Woodlands Drive, Whalley. came second in the under-i-i class of that event. Stephen is a pupil al Ribbles-


ilale. while Gareth goes to St ................... nillin


bv .Mr Freil P*H»le. of Cardigan A'vemie, Clitheroe. anil com- peie*l against sclumls from all over the North.


Augustine’s Scliool, I All the children are trained


Utngton. Promoted


for lh**ir courage and lhankc<i .Mr iirian Manning, the Rihble Valley Council's Deputy Town Clerk’ (Administration) and the Clayton Harriers, Clitheroe Swimming Club, and the Ro.s- sendale Koad Club for their help in staging the event.


GOING up in the world are Clitheroe Swimming Club, who clinched pr()m*ilion to the North Lancs League Division One with a J2-B) gal a victory .at Honvich on Saturday. During the s**ason. Clitheroe


won 11 Ki'I'is. ill'll"' I’l'i’ I""' lost two.


East Lancs League


Young’s three at match end


Keighley Green 0. Clitheroe lies 3


A REMARKABLE hat-trick bv super striker Geoff Young broke 87 minutes of (leadlock on Saturday.


di*n B at StandtfU Hall by l*-l, the only came lost heiny the doubles! Trinity Sunday ScIumjI beat .Station Hol**l H (newcoin- **rs to tlu* lea^e) S2. Ollu*r results were: Slanden


:\ 7. ( ’ lilberoe Cricket Club J; Rimington d. Trinity Youth


C.mlre 4. .N e X l w ** e k ’ s f i .\ I u r e s ;


liff**. of Shays Drive, fcoml hamlicap race


.Moiulay — Rimington v Clithero** Cricket Club. Tues- *lav — Standen B v .Station A: W»*diu*sday — Station H v Cal- d.Tstone.s; Trinity Sumlay Si-hoo! V Trinilv Youth Centre.


L. T:


Fine start to season


S Mieluo'l ami JomiS ( uh. 1.


li.N IIOMINC


aloleti; Ml ' v v>- •. i'll k. r::,c. K iL


P.


Saht)«'H .liinior* 11 --.:,aAa;.


1. Black -dal.* J id i il 81. . P. ( . M. North.


JR’s ‘A’ FACING TITLE FIGHT


CLITHEIUIE and District Snooker I.eague champions •


I Billington A hail I win to increase II the to|) to 10


on B ('.) 3SD: M. .). Bolton G


•: Calholic A (‘.M lI; a .


- ‘M; 1.. Dixnii o7. .1. Crowth.T oil.


: I. Tomlinson 70. I) A i d ’s B U.


Bn W;'


; Bomr. Inn B!


H . .1. .lu.ie'o WalniC. 'A ail.toiu'ti.n ( ‘iut. a. .■'pni.e Ma


■' 1 i\iiiC' Arm- A T. N--'.* In .a! i. Wiut.' Hor-o A


Mot.-i llcdal iciiincrs ihMM.in


. H-ifoj ]. ll.ir-' Sill... -- Statio!


1 Ko',- L *. Ka.r'


.\nn- B. Bt-i.'.M. r .a Bo\;i Oak B 5, Wilp-iuro 1: Wtiit. Hnr-o B ;


1. Bla.-k Bu:; i •'■:at! un, v Va i i a


;.r, i Barralr


Cul) Scouts results


I.A rl'.ST Clltlu-rm*


Scouts F. .Mar


Host I'nmios


c I.ITHKBnK n.vi.e.l a M •,M


W.-t;-].", '.M.n hi- frain- .M-.'. at,.I ■|•ia-t• Ml t.if a.-r. N.iftnan B’lrre--


Cralnttn Ire


i.i:;it ■ .'i 5 ■ anil Brian Snn- •;j .to i'aut Clark wa- ti.'aten


Int.-r-'iAM, St...... la-acu.' Mat.


i, ,u*a', ,.t .V.-i^on A in th.' tii.--ti:ateh Maleolm


results in t


111.I Distri't ( Ibal! League; t Paul's 7; I’ei


rtk'.Ts I'. Wail.iingtoii 1. On Satunlay the district


learn plav South Kibhl.* at ih.* Cas t le FiVtd (10-1.5 a.m.) Tlu* billowing bo\s .shouh I.•port toTrinitv Sunday .'■'c uh.i


at p mi a.m-: WahU*r (( hat- burn). D*.bson. Duckworth (Lovola). Booth. 8waym*. No.k Aspinwall. Siinjison ( endle l.,.opanls). Clegg Marys. Kav S**lwav. ( orn« Paiil’s). Tavlor (Whall**y).


(St T. (51. D.


...... .............. H. Ck*>:n 21; A. ib*nl 44. R- Pickvanc** •►


41. D. Phillip B (D ish- RBI. !*.


in B (S) 3SS. i.d A (G) 330: J. M. Shaw 17; .1. McIntosh .54; A.


R. Tavlor M; T. t>. G. All.‘11 *'<


J: B. ill) IS2. Riiniiutlon


t(»2: D. Parker 87. B. »;«e 1. NtiUall 42. T.


1 .3'.*; G. Parkinx.n lo»l, dog 58; i’ . Harrison N).


77: J. Miller 72. 1. B. «T 75; ,N. .Sch.ifu'td 8‘),


ing 44. tirt.m A (8) 375. Wad- A (0) 3ri*.»: A. Hartley


iichi** 4!I; S. Hoj'e


i Uhallturn A to isiim Um* and in


Binder .Yt; .). Griffitlis f)0. A. Rigby 107: 1. Hartley i'A. M. Swimi**lls C»l; F. Booth '»2. J.


Whitwell 72. Billington


.M*u»r (2) 341: D. Fastham 73. B D«*an 50: D. Wilson AS. G. TyU*r 47; B. Price 103. I. Perry (J. L<tma.s CkS. .M. Shears Cdi;


(12) 481, l.ow


N. ilarris 87. P. Cryne 38; A. Kydfheanl 0.5. R. Shoreman 7P.


Slaidburn A (9) 400. Pendle


(.5) 3.57: It. Walker 70. S. Fd- momlson •12; G. Ti**lsl*jne (51. T. Hill 79; D. Collinson 01, W. Wright '51; G. Collinson 50, J. H.ilmes '>8; W. .lones 79. K. Geldard 59; G. Jones 79, J. Bu.**li 48. S o c ia l Clu b (7 ) l l f i ,


Cath.dir B (7) 128: M. Varnom 11(5. 1). Loflhouse 41; I. Charl­ ton 45, .M. Lawton 75; J. Hall (55. K. Fccles 81; V. Adenift J. R. Wal.son ivl; G. Hincks


87. T. Ridgeway (57; I). Niven (59. P. Bishop ‘.)7. J.K.’s B (2) 3(59. RBL B (12)


.Makins.in .57; D. Ril.*y Boolhman ♦'lU •!- Liiml


-p.i B. Waiblinglon 74; F. Wralhall 71. S. IluUon 59; S. P.*liy 2G. .!. Wonff .'v''; K. Ratc­ liff.* 1'2. F. Coar 2.'*. (•*>ns B I P2) 179. J.B.'s A 12)


143: S. Amin '51. J. Peel 83; M. Hornbv 55. R. Harllebury (VI; S. .McCullough '5'5. M. Parkine- loij 89; A. Dickins.m 52. N. Garner '50; T. Amin «55. D. Walmsl**y 90; A. Beck 70. K. (.'hamlev 51. Liberal B (12) 504, Chat-


:{.V2: G. Dinsilale 73. P. Swal**s r.3;.). Pickles 7(5. J. R.iberts 73; A Mi.l.lUlirounh 94. J. Birk- b.*ck 5'5; K. Wallac* 57. M. Whittaker (59: J. Brown 93. B. KniL'hl 5G; R- Sutton 8»5. F. .Mc.Mahon 35. ClmUiurn A («5) 379. Cohh A


I.SI ;{98: P. Clark 3G. .M. W.*ns- lev 9(5; P. Jones 73. D. Smith ,'X; P, Whittaker *17. B. Har- D. .S|M*ak 71. T.


gre


.Sunt.‘I- '52: -A. Tavlor . [,oVd 7(5. Divisi.in Tw<i: P.dice (8) 372.


Frankland 44. S. Robinson 38. D.


Slaidiiurii B C5) 117: 'I. *^^'Jft '52. J. .)ac<|ues 58; .), Burke 71. H. Dixon «■.<); P. Oaiu '57. D.


burn B (2) 309: C. D«.yle 58. U. Turner «59; D. Riley 77. R. Park**r 7'5; .1. .Mellor 7H. A. Hodgson 33; .!. F’arker 115, M. Hargreaves 31; J. Muller 103. L. Wbillaker 41; A. PrtK-ler 73.


11. J*m**s 59. Tonight's fixtures: Division — J.R.'s A v Waddineton


B. Great Harwoo*! A v RBL A.


Billington H v Chatburn A. Waddingion A v Catholic A. Con.s A V Rimington A. Rimington B v t'*ms B. Division Two — P**mll(* Club


\ nnw face a battle to hang on to their title after ceil beaten by Uons IL


With just throe minutes


of this East Lancs League game remaining, the score stood at 0-0. Young then went on a sensational goal spree.


It ahatlered the dominance of


home keej>er Alan Holden, who had brought off a string of great save.s to defy Clitheroe.


Tho first goal arrived when


.MiLsouk Ahme*l'a chipiM.**! free- kick over the Keighley Green (iefence left Young clear to crack a fierce shot home. From the kick-off Clitheroe gaiiie*! posse.Hsion, and Young ran


ihnnuth to score airain. in the bust minute he heade**!


home a left-wing Paul Allen cro.ss to conqilele surely one of the .strangest Fast Lancs i.eague hat-tricks.


Prior to Young’s three


strikes. Clitheroe had been made to fight all the way


against Green


one a


Steve Green and Eric Kinder dominant in the Clitheroe de­ fence. the home attack had only e •fforl


side. However, which was well saved by Stove serious tiorl


Juliff. Paul Whallev and Neil Baron


shone in midfield and. in the end. Clitheroe were well worth their win.


Clillieroe: Juliff. l.eluiga, Gri*en. Kinder. Ahmed. Holt.


Baron. Whalley. Young. Whiteside. Allen. Subs; Col- ebounie. Braithwaile.


Early blow


on off day Chatburn 1, Trawden 5


CHATBURN picke*l the wrong team against which to liave an off day in the Fast Lancs League and were punished


heavilv for it. Things went wrong im early


as the fifth minute when a '22- var(i shot l>eat k«*eper .Michael Fletcher. Trawilen hit the wooilwork


iwic*.* before Chatbuni pulled themselves together and heljn.**! to pnKluce some very enter­


taining play. Rick Woodhouse had a


header saved just l>efor«* the br«*ak and early in the second half Peter Lawson etpialiRed with a scnippv goal. Two sloppy defensive mis­


takes allowed 'frawden to take a 3-1 lea<l, one fnmi the .**ik»1. and with Chatburn throwing caution to the wind, tlie vis­ itors added two more goals in


V Social t.Mub. Low Moor v Slaidburn A. Chalbuni B v Bil­ lington A. RBL B V (Ireal Harwocul A. Slahlburn B v J.R.'s B. Arrods v Police. (,'atbolic B by**.


the final 10 minutes. Chatburn: Fletcher. Bean.


Colehourne. Butler. Wood- ho*ise, N ix on . Bra*lley, l„aws*m. Gardner. Baldwin.


Dewhurst. on


strong Keighley with


goal,


Results and fixtures


Wballcv. Wad .liiigton UniU*d were reconl. •il F a s t 1


WINS f*iir Cli Iheroe He:serves, il Kead


the s L e : ig u e on


SaUirdav Ke-sull Keighlev Gr i 0. Clitheroe' Ke^*. 3; 0:


ilillwis-


tie I mm. «) (.;FC 2; a laiburn 1. Traw<leii U**liic 5: Sallnlen 1.


Gargrav* Wha!l«*v■ 3. W:


, Colne


Legion I;*"!’:i.liham’ mds 2. Farbv \’ icloria 1; Oil^loi; \;hU- tic 0. Waddingt*m 1; Nelson GSOB 1. U**aiil llniteiil 2,


Clilh**nK' U**s. ........ 12 10 2 < O’twislh* Imm. ........ U) * Vltic.


Tr:iw<l**n U* Gar^ravt*.......... Uhatburn.......... SalKl**n............. GFU................. K. Gr»***n........... Whalley............ 1‘adiham Wutids. Waddin^tUi..... .SVlsniiGSOH ... Whallev C**ltic.. Karby Vie......... ( ’ liflnn Alh........ Kea.l Ut«i.......... Coin** RHl.........


Empress teams victorious


IT was a successful the Empress .sipiash


ek for teams.


each scoring victories. Th*.‘ Ists. aw.-iy to Bamftird 3rds, won 3-2. their secoml vic­


tory of the season. Russell C o w k i n g . 1) a v e


.Matthews ami C*>nur McLaugh­ lin all won 3-2. Ray Drvden lost 1-3 am! Jeff Watson went *li>wn 0-3. losing in the thinl. The 2mls. al home to Belvale


4lhs, w*tn 4-1. Dave Tail. John Willis. Martin Hill and Ge*)rge Senior all won 3-0. Etldie Vi*ller was unfortunate to go down 1-3. The 3rds continued their


winning ways with a 5-0 vic­


tory at hom’e to Burnley. John Faraday. Bob Peel. Sharon Willis and .lohn Beggs all won 3 -0 and .Mike B a r raU


iriumpheil 3-1. *I*l..i lr..Il>.«:* *


home lo Rin’lidale CC 2nds convincing


' ,5-0 win. this lime at


win 3-0. Susan Beggs allowed her oppcmenl back into the game to 2-2 but she eventually


won 3-2. Marilyn Fletcher had no


troubU* in gaining a 3-0 victory and Val Fielding soon tUsjHiSL**!


of her opponent 3-0. Sbar**n Willis won her match


for the second successive week witliout losing a point. Sharon, plaving her first match for the


cminty. easily won 3-0 at mimb«*r four for the 4th team, losing only a fevv |)oints. The Lancasliire team won


(he match over a .Northumbrian team libs 3-2.


.Anne Cowking played well to


1’ W D I, I' 1 22


4 2 0 IS Kibble Valley Football League


ONE-WAY TRAFFIC


Transport 1, Waggon and Hoses 10


THE WAGGON’S forwards at last realised their potential and the result was a 10-1 drub­ bing of Transport


After 15 minutes Andy


Blackburn opened the scoring from the penalty spot and later added a second to efforts from Hickling and Edmondson. At half-time the score was 4-


0 but could easily have been more. In tlie second half it was onc-'way traffic. Bluckbuni completed his hat-


trick. Edmondson grabbed another three to take his game’s tally to four. Hickling scored again and a solitary effort came from Paul Lawson. It was not until the score


was 8-0 that Transport found the only opening of tne day and scored their consolation goal. If Waggon show form like


this for tne rest of the season Ihev will take .some healing. Waggon and Horses: Winck-


lev N-. Winckley D.. Wadding- lo’n. Smith. Lawson. Driver.


Lawson. Pritchard, Hickling, Edmondson. Blackburn. Subs: Yates. Sumner.


Undefeated Victoria


Victoriu 1. White Horse 0


VICTORIA made il four wins out of four after victory in a


tight game on SaUinlay. white Horse started well and


*mly a goal-line clearance pre­ vented them taking the lead. However, the early pressur*;


was weathered and Victoria began to settle and play the better football. Alan Haydock twice went


Buck fight all way


Calderstoncs Res. 0 Buck Inn J.


HARD-working Calderstoncs made Buck fight all the way for both points in their Kibble Valley League DivLsion Tw


game on Saturday, After a dour ojiening 20-


minule struggle, in which neither team created a clear- cut chance. Tony H.argreaves broke the (leadlock with a shot from a narrow angle. Anthony Ollernshaw


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Gary Fawcett both hit the woodwork before Simon KeV' nolds. who had an (lulstandin game, heade*l h*ime a Roy L' mondson corner after I


minutes. The second half was a scnqi


pv affair, but Buck inatle il J-0 wdien Ian Blenkinship knocked on an Olleren.shuw free-kick for Fawcett to head home fi close range. Buck: Thomas. Heanan


Gower. Simpson. .Meilin. Re, nobis. Edm*m*ls*m. Ollere shaw. Fawcett. Hargreave; Cherrv. Subs; Blenkinshi{ Peel.


Rimington at the top


RIMINCTON rvmniii at lop o f the Kibble Vail Iweague Division One after tlii


close to sc*iring before Rich:ird ,*\slin eventually g:ive the Vic­ toria the lead with a well taken header from a Derek Croft cro.s.*; early in the second half. Thev continued to press for-


While Horse keeper making


two good saves. With lime running out the


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visitors lookiui for an equaliser, hut were unable to Iwat !an


Nutlall in goal. R. Cattermolo had an out­ standing game for While Horse while .Aslin ami .Michael Peel plaved well for the Victoria. Victoria: Nutlall. Wade.


Peel. Harrison. .Aslin. Croft, Conti. Thrclfall. Tomlinson. Haydock. Hutchinson. Sub:


Stewart. Victoria are also going well


in the Lancashire Junior Shield, having reached the


tiiini round.


100 goals tally in 10 games


Henlhorn United 7. Coppice Youth 0.


HFNTHORN cli>cked up their UH)ih goal of the se:ison on Sumlay in i>nly their UHh Hyndinirn and District Under- I4s League g:ime. .Michael Fninkland. nameil as


inan-of-the-match, had the honour of scoring the century goal and he went on to adii a


second.


feiic**. but coul«l n*)l prevent more goals from Nallian Peel (4) ami .Andrew Stoke.s. On Sumlay. Henthorn travel t*i Brierfieiil Celtic.


C*»ppice packe*l their ile-


Henthorn United 13 Hiduim 0.


HFNTHORNi ale it fiv


in a row in the Accringti District Under-13s Leai: hitting lucky 13 on Salun The Henlhorn defenc


up lo bv


put under more |)ressur ever l>t*f*)re this seaso; g*H»d work by Clegg ros«!. backed goal, halted


chanc*‘s. G*>od plav bv midfielders


Briggs and’ man-of-the-maich Stokes, iwiielraling nms from wingers Hargreaves ami Bard- slev and hard work up front by Sm’illi. slowly ground down the Highatn ueienc'


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According to form


Poulton 2nd XI 1. Clitheroe 1st .XI I


CLITHEROE 1st XI continue*! their winning fonn in Division Four of the Dairyerest Lanca Ladies this


shire Central League with l’*iult*m. Clitheroe soon settle*!


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Altham Alblelic Trinity YC I.


AE'TER being beaten 12-5 by Altham in the cup lw*t weeks ago. Trinity *lid themselves jus­


tice in this Hymlburn ami Dis­ trict Umler-14s I.eag*.ie g.ame. .Altham dominate*! the first


half, but the Trinity defence hell! firm ami were b**alen only


once. Two Trinity substilulums at


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second goal. With 10 minutes to go Ravm*r made a str*)ng run fr*)’in the half way line and pjisseil to CajKiwski who scoreil neatly in front of goal. Tnnity nearly hit the e*}ual-


iser just before the end when Capowski’s effort struck the


woo*lwork. The Trinity *lef«*nce des**rves


sjH*cial praise as *Uh.*s Briggs, who worked particularly hanl in inalfield.


their game, taking an < lead with a well-work**»l from Liz. Cai*m foll*»wing .. bv Dei'hie


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Clitheroe 2nd XI 1. British Aerosimee 3


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