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Mullen magic could send Clitheroe top


MULLEN is back — Clitheroe’s exciting winger and team captain Steve Mullen returns to the side on Saturday after a 28-day suspension.


And the stage could not be


better set for his comeback. I f Clitheroe take two points from their match with Burscough, th e y go top o f the Bass NWCFL Division One for the first time this season. Current leaders Kirkby are


involved in an FA Vase replay, while joint second placed club Accrington Stanley play an FA


Trophy match. But, even with the inspira­


tional Mullen back in the Clitheroe team, Burscough will


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STEVE MULLEN . . match comeback


table with games in hand. Last season, botn league encounters between the clubs ended in draws — 1-1 at Shawbridge


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and 0-0 at Burscough. Officials hope the match will


bring out the supporters. “We have slipped these past


few weeks in the spectator stakes," said chairman Cyril Whiteside. "Both Colne Dy­ namos and Accrington Stanley, our neighbour clubs, are at­ tracting bigger gates, although their results are no better and their performances certainly no


more exciting than ours. "We are the division’s top


scorers and Dave O’Neill and his team deserve to be the top- supported club in the area.”


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Liverpool connection saves leaders


TWO goals from Kirkby's Mick Fagan,


best possible start when John Tavlor netted a seventh-minute penalty after Martin Horsefield had been brought down. The lead should have been


increased minutes later by Gary Butcher, but the former Bla c kb u rn Rovers player glanced a header wide from Clive Dunn’s pin-point cross.


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gave Kirkby their opening goal. Graham Dewhurst, who had a splendid game at the heart of the defence, was adjudged to have handled in the penalty box. Fagan’s spot-kick was well saved bv Denis Underwood, but the ’Keeper could not hold the ball and the rebound was fired in by the penalty-taker.


Fagan gave Kirkby the lead


after .*15 minutes with a sweet­ ly-struck left-foot shot from 12 yards and Clitheroe had to withstand some heavy pressure before the interval brought


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o ex ex-Liverpool er The second h a l f saw .


Clitheroe take the initiative and, driven on by the midfield of Butcher, Dunn and John Bowman, they gave the home defence a testing time. The


reward arrived in the 77th minute. A Taylor corner was only partially cleared and Dunn volleyed home from eight


yards. There was no sitting back


from Clitheroe. They kept coming forward as the final stages reached fever pitch.


They nearly snatched victory


when Horsefield's volley thun­ dered against the foot of the Kirkby post, but the match re­ mained alt-square.


Clitheroe put up a good all­


round performance, but special mention must go to three play­ ers _ Peter Hutchinson, cap­


tain for the day, who spurred his side on; Dewhurst, who was


boss Joe,


Clitheroe a win they richly deserved against the Division One leaders. Dave O’Neill’s men made the welcome relief.


denied commanding figure at the


heart of the defence; and vet­ eran Phil Ashworth, drafted into the side as emergency centre-half.


C l i th e ro e : Underwood,


Hutchinson, Dewhurst, Ash­ worth, Byrom, Dunn, Bowman, Butcher, Taylor, Beck, Horse- f ield. Sub: Whittaker (not


used). September has not been for


Clitheroe the disaster once fe a re d . A p a r t from the NWCFL Cup defeat, they have done well, taking seven points from a possible 10 — a tre­ mendous effort considering all the injuries and suspensions. Blackburn Rovers reserve


teamer Ian Arthur could make his home debut on Saturday. The 21-year-old was unavail­ able for the trip to Kirkby, but might return against Burs­ cough for his second match in a Clitheroe shirt. Dave O’Neill, on the other hand, could retain Phil Ashworth, who did a splendid job at Kirkby, or see whether Paul Round is back to


full fitness. The club's Whitbread Gener­


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David nets best score


A NET round of 68 by nine- handicapper David Goodwin was the nest score in Division One of Clitheroe Golf Club’s Singles Stroke Medal. Second was Harry Richard­


son (78-9-69) and third Jeff Robbins (82-12-70), after a plav-off with Trevor Mitchell (81-11-70).


Mike Gomall (79-13-66) won


Division Two, finishing ahead of Tom Brown (86-19-67) and John Dugdale (83-15-68).


Division Three winner was


Les Norris (94-26-68), with Andrew Child (91-21-70) in second place.


The Ladies’ Section’s Green-


somes competition was won by Joan Rhodes anti Pat Haydock with 71.6 jwints.


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CLITHEROE still hope to see higher grade foot­ ball at Shawbridge next season, despite shelving plans to join a proposed Multipart League Division


Two. Club officials attended pre­


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There is lit t le chance of


lights being erected at Shaw­ bridge by next season and so Clitheroe have altered their sights. They ho|>e. instead, to gain a place’ in a planned BASS NWCFL Premier Division.


The NWCFL’s management


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culated to all NWCFL clubs, who will then make any amend­ ments and alterations they feel


necessary. Among the proposals the


league management have put forward are that the division will comprise of 16 to 22 dubs from the North West and North East Counties Football Leagues, all members’ grounds should have an A or B grading and . . . floodlights.


I f those recommendations are accepted by a majority of the clubs, then Clitheroe will be left out, despite their recent unmatched playing record.


by Peter Bainbridge B u t c h a irm a n C y r i l


Whiteside is optimistic that the floodlight regulation will be waived. " I t seems a lot of clubs are


going to break away and join the Multipart idea, so I don’t think there will be enough left with floodlights to form a Pre­


mier Division on their own,” he


said. "We’ll probably be all right


for next season, but we must have floodlights within the next two years. Standards in amateur football are improving and soon you will need to have floodlights to get in any decent


Whiteside on target for reserves


Clitheroe Res. 1. Oswaldtwistle Immnn. 0


THE clash of the East Lancs League “Titans” ended in a well-earned victory for Clitheroe. who outclassed Immanuel in every department.


The scoreline could have


been far more convincing i f the deadlv duo of Simon Whiteside and Oeoff Young had had more


luck in front of goal. As it was. they had to settle


for a single Whiteside goal after 69 minutes. The key to Clitheroe’s strength was their build-up from defence, with Nigel Whiteside and Mick Hig­ gins always prominent when the side went forward. Phil Moonev "snuffed" out


the threat of danger-man Geoff Whallev and. apart from the last quarter, the Clitheroe de­ fence was hardly troubled. C l i th e ro e : Ho lden . N.


Whiteside. Higgins, Kinder, Green, Moonev, Dewhurst, S. Whiteside, Young. Cuncarr. Geldard, Leluiga, Bamowski.


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time, the first a low shot into the corner of the net and the second a beautiful lob which the visitors’ keeper could only watch. C lilh e ro e made a number of chances in the second h a l f , but i t was


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AIMING fur il successful sensnn after ituinintt promulion to llivisinn Three i Counties Squash League are Empress l-ndies' first team.


They are, from the left, Sheila Willis, Anne Cowkinx, Shnrnn Willis. Nui IHKIts ana .n a r iijn F Theh Clitheroe club now has a second ladies’ lean., who will he starlit.* their catnpaittn in


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Wvthenshawe who scored, pul­ ling a late goal back. Clitheroe: Jackson, Barton.


Svine. Counsell. O’Connor, Ashworth. Tilley. Rawlinson, Morris, Feather. Parker. Subs:


Swarbriek. Bibby. Clitheroe travel to meet


Blackpool Ladies on Sunday without regular centre-forward Anne Moms who will 1h* unav­ ailable for many games this season.


le a g u e . W i th o u t th em , Clitheroe FC will die." The club launched a flood­


light apjwal earlier this year, with the target at £15,000, but it has barely got o f f the


ground. "The response has been abso­


lutely abysmal and really is a disgrace. It makes we wonder whether the town wants a club of a higher standard. "Wove had supjxxrt from the


lads who did a sponsored bike ride, there have been a few cheques from local firms and a pensioner gave me a £50 dona­ tion. We are very grateful to them, but generally the re­ sponse has been non existant. "The Ribble Valiev Council is


not interested in helping. They are very backward when it comes to sport and the facilities in the town have always been second rate.”


A LATE GOAL EARNS POINT


Henthorn United 2, Great Harwood Rovers 2


HENTHORN had to play men out of position in this opening match of the Accrington and District Under-lf>s League but


adapted well. They opened the scoring when a good cross from Peel


was put Rome by Wood. Great Harwood equalised before the break and went ahead early in


the second half. Onlv good defensive play by


Tingle and Dewhurst kept Henthorn in the game, but 10 minutes from time Peel equal­ ised with an individual effort. Henthorn: Fort, Watkins,


Smith. T in g le . Primrose, Briggs, Dewhurst. Hitchen. Wood, Peel, Hargreaves. Subs: Henshaw.


Henthorn United 2, Bnrrowford Celtic 3


A CONTROVERSIAL decision by the referee to disallow a late “ goal” for offside robbed Henthorn of a point in the Hyndbum and District Under- 14s League. The first half was played at a


te r r if ic pace, with Stokes giving Henthorn an early goal but Celtic going ahead 2-1 at half-time. Henthorn wasted several chances in the second half


before Stokes was pushed and scored from the inmalty spot. Barrowford scored the winning goal after slack marking by Henthorn. an asj>ect of play they will have to tighten up to contend fo r honours this


season. The pick of the Henthorn team were Savle. Stokes,


Kearsle.v and keefwr Barnes. Three Henthorn Under-14s


made th e ir debuts for the Hyndbum and District Schools team on Monday. Defender Alan Sayle. midfielder Andrew Stokes and forward Stephen Czapowski appeared for the side on the artificial turf of


Doepdale. Preston.


Church Athletic 0, Tr inity YC 17


TRINITY’S Mark Taylor had a field dav in this Hyndbum anil D is tr ic t Under-l-ls League match, hitting eight goals past the Church Athletic keeper. Kverv team member played


Bradshaw (3). Andrew Wray (2), Phil Edmondson. Martin Briggs and man-of-the-match


Andrew Hargreaves.


hispart in a good j>erfomiance. Tne other scorers were Ali


SNOOKER


Lucky 13 for leaders Catholic


CATHOLIC B are the early pace-setters in the Clitheroe and District Snooker League Division Two after their 13-1 victory over the Police. Last season’s relegated


clubs, Waddington B and Rimington B, made convincing starts to the new campaign, each recording 10-4 wins. Results, Division Two —


Slaidburn B (2) 372, Slaidburn A (12) 475: P. Maher 64, B. Walker 79; P. Collinson 87, J. Jacques 56: N. Pinder 62, H. Dixon 69; D. Collinson 41, G. Tedstone 91: L. Lawson 66, G. Jones 81; T. Robinson 52, J. Whitwell 99. C h a t b u rn B (4 ) 4 00,


Rimington B (10) 455: S. Wilson (40), D. Seed (89); S. Harrison 62, J. Thornton 89; L. Whittaker 97. H. Thistleth- waite 61; B. Jones 73. J. Hack­ ing 90; A. Rover St. B. Murray St; P. Craig 45, A. Smith 93. Waddington B (10) 455. JRs


B (4) 360: A. Herd 48. T. Amin 65; A. Parsons 74. G. Black­ burn 48; J. Baines 55, M. Davies 102; A. Wilkinson 81, A. Burgess 42; B. Phillip 91, S. Spera 32; J. Lambert 106, G. Whithatn 71. Low Moor A (11) 198. Low


Moor B (3) 311: K. Glover 78. N. Brown 56; D. Saunders 62, M. Addyman 79; G. Tyler 10S, S. McDonnell 36; M. Alston 88, J. Heard 52; D. Dean SI. C. Clements 36; R. Shoreman 82,


P. Crvne 82. Pcndle Club (4) 369. RBL B


(10) 467: K. Geldard 40. J. Peel 74; W. Wright 50, J. Miller 91; A. Tavlor SO, S. Kerr 76; T. Hill 48. G. Walmsley 82; J. Bush 65, R. Hartleburv 74; S. Edmondson 86, K. Walmsley 70.


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Top cricket coach guest speaker


NATIONAL cricket coach Jim Kenyon was the guest speaker at Hurst Green Cricket Club’s inaugural presentation evening at the Punch


Bowl, Hurst Green. Jim is also secretary of the Lancashire Foot­


ball Association and he entertained 70 members and guests to some reflections on the sporting


scene. Batsman of the year award went to Frank


Holden; bowler of the year to Kevin Rogcrson; players’ player of the year to Frank Holden and selectors’ player of the year to Ian Young; Michele Kayton was made clubman of the year for score keeping.


season, winning eight games, drawing one and losing six.


The club played 15 friendlies in its first .


. . MC for the evening was Cyril Whiteside, who


commented: “It was very successful for our first vear. We believe we will go from strength to strength, thanks to help from a variety of


people."


Mr Kenvon (centre) is seen with members and Fr Charles Higham, of St Peter’s Church.


. Five goals for Frances


Gnrstang 2nds 0. Clitheroe Ists 5


FIVE second half goals by Frances Griffiths continued Clitheroe Ladies' winning start in the Dairy Crest Hockey League Division Three. A goal bv Sarah Mortimer,


disallowed (or a dubious offside decision, was the closest Clitheroe came to taking the lead before the interval, but the second half proved more


fruitful. Griffiths scored within a


minute of the restart and added two more, set up by Tricia Proctor. The fourth came from a penalty flick after chaos in


Catholic H (13) 449, Police


(1) 385: R. Hargreaves 75. T. Swift 75: P. Bithell 66. N. Robinson 69; M. Lawton 70. I. Hartley 58; K. Eccles 87. R. Hall 5$; B. Bithell 66. F. Booth 57; D. Lofthouse 85, P. Craig


S3. Tonight’s fixtures: Division


'Two — Police v Slaidburn B, Rimington B v Catholic B, Slaidburn A v Chatburn B, Low Moor B v Waddington B,


JRs B v Low Moor A, UBL B v Social Club, Harwood Lib B v Pomile Club.


Cubs’ soccer contest


THE preliminary rounds of the Clitheroe and District Cub Scouts League six-a-side tour­ nament were contested on the Castle Field. Group One — Waddington 0.


Tigers 1: Whalley 2. St Mary's 6; Waddington 5. Whalley 0;


Tigers 0, St Mary’*5 0; Wad­ dington 1. St Mary’s 1: Tigers


3. Whalley 0. Group Two — Leopards 5,


Tigers 1; Tigers 0, St Paul’s 6; St Paul's 4. Leopards 2. Group Three — Waddington


0, Chipping 7; St Mary’* 3. Chipping 3; St Mary’s 6, Wad­


dington 2. Group Four: Leopards 0, St


Mary’s 4; St Paul's 1. Loyola 9; Leonards 0, St Paul's 3; Loyola 6, St Mary's 0; Loyola 2, Leopards 0; St Paul's 0. St


Man’ s 6. The semi-finals and finals will


be played on Saturday.


the Garstang goalmouth. Good work between the


halves — Alison Ashworth, Catherine Harrison and Maggie Dugdale — and fine keeping by Leslev Harrison kept Garstang out and the fifth Clitheroe goal was scored after a cross by Caroline Taylor.


Clitheroe 2nds 1. BTR 2nds 1


BTR dominated the first half and. after taking the lead, were only pegged back by a lucky goal from Liz Caton. Clitheroe found their rhythm


after the interval but, despite chances falling to each side, the score remained even.


Sabden keep in touch


SABDEN remained within four points of East Lancs League leaders Clitheroe Reserves after a 1-0 victory at Trawden Celtic on Saturday. Results; Clitheroe Res. 1,


Oswaldtwistle Immanuel 0; Bamoklswick United 3. Wad­ dington 1; Ribchester 6, Read United 0; Trawden Celtic 0,


Sabden 1. Bass North West Amateur


Shield; Whalley 0, Foxhill Old Boys 3.


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Read Utd................. 11 Colne RBL.............10 . Saturday’s fixtures: Read


United v ‘Colne RB Legion, Waddington v Sabden, Whalley v Clitheroe Res.


Powerful


Read the masters


Plcckgnlc 0. Rend United 8


READ were too strong for I Pleckgate from the start of this I Blackburn and District Youth ;


League game.


Three goals up at half-time, Read went on to score five


1# .


more after the interval. On the scoresheet were Con­


nelly (3). Gill (2), O’Neill (2) | ami Heywood.


Bradford hit by injuries and goals


West Bradford Res 1. Chnlburn 7


A DISASTROUS first half saw four West Bradford players pick up injuries and Chatburn sail into a five-goal lead.


John Baldwin was lost with a


pulled muscle, keeper Wad­ dington struggled on with a shoulder problem and defen­ ders Allen and Foulkes both received knee injuries as Brad­ ford faced a barrage of Chat- bum attacks. Waddington performed


heroics in tne second half and managed to keep the opposition (Sown to two goals.


Finch (3), Saunders (2) and


Bretherton scored for the im­ pressive Chatburn. who on this form will take some stopping. Cross scored Bradford's con­


solation goal five minutes from time.


West Bradford: Waddington.


Allen. Foulkes, Boyd, Baldwin, Wilson, Drake, Case, Blenkin- shijp. Cross. Shepherd. Chatburn: Johnson, McCar-


rick. P. Smalley. F. Smalley, Robinson. Taylor. Holgate. Pratt, Saunders. Bretherton, Finch. Subs: Smith, Ha r ­ greaves.


Waggon hold


off late rally


Waggon and Horses 4, White Horse 3


CLITHEROE ski enthusiast Kathy Knight was the second fastest girl of the day in a competition at Rossendale Ski Slope


^K ^ th y ^ tU i) , « f Highfield Road, finished 19th out o f 120 overall.


A former pupil o f Clitheroe Grammar School, she now attends Nelson and Colne College.


„ „ , , . Aiming for success


to an end on Saturday despite late chances for the Division One leaders to snatch a share


of the points. A goal down with only a few


minutes remaining. White Horse won a penalty when Pietrzak was brought down. Wincklev saved Conti’s spot- kick and in the last minute saw the woodwork come to his


rescue. The result left Waggon one of only two teams unbeaten in


the division. They took an early lead


through Walker and, after Pietrzak equalised with an overhead kicK, made it 3-1 at the break with an own goal and a strike by Lawson.


Conti converted a dubious .


penalty for White Horse after the interval and. in the end-to- end football which followed. Edmondson increased the Waggon lead before Pietrzak


made it 4*3. Waggon and Horses: \ \ inck-


ley, Smalley, Pritchard. J. Lawson, Smith, Walker, G. Walker. P. Lawson, Cowell, Dean, Edmondson, Jackson.


RIBBLE VALLEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE Hot-shot


trio sink opposition


Victoria 11, West Bradford 0


W E S T B r a d fo rd w e re swamped bv a hat-trick of hat- tricks on Saturday as Ribble Valiev League champions Vic­ toria nit the goal trail.


Barry Owen, in the Bradford


goal, made numerous fine saves in the first half, but must have thought he was facing a firing squad as Victoria shot six goals past him.


Three came from Stuart


Thompson and his goal haul was matched after the break by Steve Conti and Paul Green. Scott Thompson and Richard


Astin each scored late goals to complete Bradford’s misery.


Victoria: Peel. Wade. Bialec-


k i, Astin . Harrison. Scott Thompson. Uimmer, Threlfall, C o n ti. S tu a r t Thompson, Green. Subs: Wilson, Hutch­ inson.


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pressed for an equaliser after the break and even missed a penalty when Colin Elliott’s spot-kick was saved by the


keeper. The home side took command


in a 15-minute spell, scoring three goals to decide the out­ come of the match. The best goals of the game,


though, came from the Whalley team, both scored by their most impressive player. Peter Doman. The first was a 30-yard shot and the second a 25-yard free-kick which screamed into


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Whalley Celtic: Ronnan,


T atte rsall, Doman. Bargh, Shaun McCullough, Foster, El­ liott. Sidebottom, Neild. Wood. Steven McCullough.


Early strike sets pattern


Kings Arms Reserves 0, Horse Shoe 4


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4 SHIREBURN AYE., CLITHEROE. Tel. 24168 TELEVISION AND


AUDIO REPAIRS


20in. COLOUR TVs...................£ 1 4 0 1 year guarantee or C6.50 per month renteI ALSO VIDEO REPAIRS TAKEN


Kibble (Tele^erbicc 62 WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE. T.i. 27280 CYRIL


KX IIOOVKIt SERVICE ENGINEER


HOOLEY W00NE LANE


CLITHEROE Telephone 22023


COLOUR AND


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