Clithcroc Advertiser & Times, October 4th, 1990 25 Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) Murray Walker's


Mortimer hat-trick caps cup victory


Clitheroc Hockey Club 1st XI 5, Leyland Foxes Hockey Club 2nd XI 0


CLITHEROE’S third match of the season was a first round cup-tie against Leyland, who have just been promoted to Division Two.


Whitbread Ribble Valley League '


■ Waggon roll on THE Waggon and Horses continued their


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.their challenge with a '1-2 victory over Waterloo Rangers


are already odds-on for this season’s champion­ ship,but second-placed Kings Arms maintained


Royal are enjoying their fn the bottom half of lheir °. IV


Newcomers Swan and year an(] e n ( ] e(i d e 'V " f t , f 1 fV *'e.f n i " ‘,1 league tables,


., week. „ efeated Buck Inn 3*0 last


:{, Buck Inn 0; Station <1, Transport White 2; Trans­


port Blue 0, Waggon and Horses 1); Grindleton 1, Royal Oak 5; Kings Arms <1, Waterloo 2.


Rangers) 10, Peter Gate (Royal Oak) 8, Damion Lowe (Kings Arms) 7, Stuart Parkinson (Royal Oak) 7, Jon Penman (Swan and Royal) 6. Saturday’s fixtures and


heading goalscorers: David Swain (Waterloo


lodge 1; Swan and Royal . t r ic t C r ick e t League ■ - - •


Results: Chatburn !), ing in the Craven and Dis­ Second Division, had


Yet the first team, play- b


just missing out on promo­ tion in the 1989 season. Unfortunately, they


actually started their cam­ paign on a high note, after


could not recapture last year’s winning form and in th e ir final'game went down against Foulridgc, finishing the season in e ig h th p o s i tio n . The league title was won by Skipton Cl. The second team, who


referees: Transport v Cal- derstones (B. Jones), Buck Inn v Station (B. Bleas- dale). Bridge Inn v Swan and Royal (D. Marshall), Royal Oak v Kings Arms (I). Bush), Waggon and Horses v Grindleton (J. Swayne), Waterloo Rang­ e r s v C h a tb u rn (J .


howery). Whitbread Itihtite


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Royal Oak............ Ouitlmrn............. Hridge Inn........... (Iriiuileton............ Station Hotel.......


S\un & Royal....... Waterloo Rangers... TnmsiMirl Hint*......


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, find their true form this the season


season C H A T B U R N ’S two cricket teams struggled to


Poor


. within minutes of the beginning of the match, it


was clear it would be


impressive start to the new season with a 9-U p| ay c ia re Mortimer, thrashing of Transport Blue. hast year’s title winners


ju s tr^minutes of


recently called up by Lan­ cashire, had managed to beat the ’keeper on two occasions and put her side


2-0 up. Clitheroe continued to


keep up the pressure and it was not long before Mortimer had once more beaten the ’keeper to secure her hat-trick. A fourth goal arose


Clitheroe pay penalty in the final minute


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FOR the second week running, Clitheroe man­ aged to throw away victory in the dying minutes of this closely-fought match


it Littlemoor.


Clitheroe fielded one of Taberner, Rowley, Sil- their stronger line-ups, co c k , D o ig , A sp in , with Dave Doig returning O’Duffy, Tindall, Proctor, at centre giving some wel- T a tte rsa l l, Dubowski, come soliditv behind the P r o c t o r , Dux b u ry , serum.


Hopes were high as C l i th e r o e R U hC : „ , , „


T h e game s t a r t e d ' quietly with both sides


testing each other out, but soon the Littlemoor men got on top and forced a penalty which fly-half Declan O’Duffy converted.


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span wale and powerhouse w in g e r S tu a r t Aspin shrugged off three would- be tackles to score in the corner.


!• m m som e goo d l play, the ball was


when Frances Griffiths crossed a ball from the left-wing and a bad mis­ take from the Leyland’s goalkeeper resulted in an easy goal. Shortly before half­


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CLITHEROE Hockey Club’s 1st XI are pictured back, from the left,Dorothy Barker, Clare Mortimer, Amanda Parker (captain), Jayne Seed, Joanne Gar-


time, C litheroe were awarded a penalty corner. Amanda Parker, another Lancashire representa­ tive, slipped the pass to Tricia Proctor, who struck the ball hard passed the defence and ’keeper mak­ ing Clitheroe’s score at half-time 5-0. In the second half, Ley-


also had a successful 1989 season, failed to get into winning ways in the fourth division and let several victories slip through their fingers, ending the season in ninth place with the league t i t le going to


break ahead, both outfits will take a well-earned rest, but will be hoping for better things next year.


Barrowford. With a long w in te r


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Ruck Inn...... ....... TransiHirt White... Calilerstones.......


Good start


HEADSTONE .Junior Football Club played its first-ever league match last Saturday when the


League. The home team overwhelmed


under. Us entertained,.Kisbton united in the Accrington Hoys


their visitors 0-2 with goals from Dob Thomas (•!), Deter Firth (3) and Duncan Hennett (2), with Dennett also the man-of-the- match after putting in a good captain's performance. This weekend, the under 12s start their league campaign.


Ward double Transport White 2


Station I, with a good individual goal by


continued to dominate and went further in front with another


Ward. In the second half, Station


goal by Ward. Alter more pressure, Drown


scored from a tight angle, but, with 10 minutes left. Station allowed Transport back into the game when they pulled a goal


back. O’Neil pulled off some fine


late saves to ensure Station won their second game of the season. Station: O’Neil, Blaekledge


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Foulridge.... Ingrow Jo1 Haworth WE..


Chatbum...... Keighley TC...


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Presentation TRANSPORT started well by AFTER a successful inau-


presentation evening at 0\v<l Ned’s Tavern, Milton Hall, Milton, on Thursday


evening.


ners and league runners- up. the Cavaliers presen­ tation night, which begins at 7-30 p.m., coincides with Owd Ned’s Ingobrau Hell Lager Oktoborfcst.


Catholic SC Cup win­ ‘


(A). Cotlam, Piratrelly, Taylor, Ward. Dlacklodge (L), luce, Drown. Washbrook, Pollard. Subs: Derbyshire (A), Derby­ shire (P).


Swan on target


Swan und Royal 3, Duck Inn 0


THIS match was played in a good sp ir i t , considering no referee nad been appointed. Swan went into an early lead


! match with some good counter- . attacking play, but the points v were secured when Ian Drake >. headed home from eight yards


after good work down the right- hand flank. P. Smith and B. Maher combined well to force a corner for the home side and G. Smith headed home. Buck came back into the


' ' wut- , third.


M. Aspinwall rounded off a fine performance by scoring the


Penalty miss turns game


• West Bradford 3, •


St Paul's Reserves 2


‘ WEST Bradford staged an even • better fightbnek than last week • after conceding two goals in the ; first half to n lively St Raul s


! team. .


• own worst enemy, wasting four • good chances themselves before • the half-time whistle. •


In fact Bradford were their , .


. h a lf when S t Raul’s were • awarded a penalty after Anslow ' handled the ball. Instead of fin- ' ishine off the home side, bt 1 Raul’s blazed the s|Hit kick over the liar.


The tu rn in g point of the match came early in the second


.


• pear and were rewarded when • Watkins' spectacular loiiR-ranKO ' shot heal the'keeper. ; Soon after this, the referee , awarded Bradford a disputed . penalty for pushing and Parsons • scored from the siwt, firing high • to the goalkeepers right. ’ The scores remained level *. until, with 15 minutes left, . Charnley's massive goal kick • was headed over the advancing ' 'keeper by Stcinhoffel.


Itradford then stepped up a ,


• West Bradford: Chnrnley, " "


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Anslow, Rarkinuton, Rarsons, Rye, Watkins, H cho . Run-


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J cliffe. Subs: ,■ Bartlett.


i tchen . chard, Niven, Stemhoffel, B lenkinship, ____ Kat-


ALL three Head teams were in action last weekend, with the firsts having an excellent game at Ribchester. The home team took the lead,


Read soccer


but Read equalised through Steve Nearv before half-time. Two second half goals from Gary Farnworth gave victory to Read, who dominated the


second half.The second team turned m a poor performance by compari­ son, losing fi-l to Micnoliti. On Sundav, Head’s opponents


stang, Catherine Needlu Tricia Proctor, Cla Griffiths.


Thumbs down for Gray as Clitheroe suffer


Lcylnmi Motors 3, Clitheroe 2


CLITHEROE were unlucky not to salvage at least a point from this match — despite having to replace injured goalkeeper Andy Gray


land set about in a more determined mood and Clare Britcliffe made a


couple of fine saves. Clitheroe’s play seemed


to slacken and although a few more chances arose, no more g oals were


scored. However, it was a con­


vincing win for the local side and it could mark the start of an exciting cup run. Carol White, in her


East Lancs League


WHALLFY remain in .striking distance of Fast Lancashire League leaders Gargrave and face an intriguing battle on Saturday when they entertain second-placed Colne Legion. With Gargrave out of action,


the winners will go top. Sabden gave the leaders a


fright on Saturday before finally succumbing 1-0. Kimington stdl have a 100% record in Division Two and themselves were given a fright by Sabden. On Satur­ day, they travel to second- placed 1’endle Forest. Results: Division Duo — Dar-


sional Paul Jones donned the green jersey after Gray had dislocated a thumb and did an admira­ ble job between the sticks. However, when Gray


15 minutes from time. Former Bury profes­


Shawbridge topics


ALTHOUGH disappointed by Saturday’s result at Leyland, Blues manager Dave Morris was not down­


departed, Lcyland were 2- 1 up, but three minutes


later Steve Orrcll con­ nected with a Paul Bur­ rows corner to head Clith­ eroe level. It looked as if the Blues


new-found position of centre back, nad an excel­ lent game.


hearted by his side’s overall performance. Clitheroe are back on the Wembley trail this week­


end when they travel to Bootle in the FA Vase, but the Blues will have to pick themselves up after two successive defeats. “We played quite well at Leyland and I think we


were going to hold on for a well-deserved point. But with five minutes to go, Glyn Stevens sealed the game for his side with a shot from the edge of the box that gave Jones no chance. It was something of an


were unlucky to leave without a point,’ said Mr Mor­ ris. “We lost a couple of games early in the sea­ son when we played badly and deserved to be beaten,


hut this was different.” Games between Bootle and Clitheroe are usually


fiery affairs, and the extra incentive of a cup-tie should make this encounter no different. Bootle have a good record this season at their Bucks Park ground, and beat Southport in the FA


Cup last Saturday. However, they seem a different proposition away


injustice for the Blues as they had battled bravely all afternoon. In fact, they had taken the lead in the 25th minute th ro u g h


Orrell. With Frank McDougall


suspended, Orrell was revelling in his new role of central striker, where he was p a r tn e r in g Geoff Young, and managed to squeeze the hall home from a narrow angle.


noldswick United -L Johnsons SC 1; Colne Legion -l, Colne United 0; Foxhill 3, Helmshore United 1: Gargrave 1, Sabden 0: Great Harwood United 3, Traw- den Celtic 1; Dswaldtwistle Town l, Whalley f>. Division Two — Nelson GSOB Forest Dib-


Johnsons St’ v Foxhill. Oswald- twistle Town v itarlick United, Trawdun Celtic v llohiislmre U n i te d , Whalley v Colne


Clifton Athletic v Sahdcn, Colne United v tit Harwood United.


Region. Division Two — Rarlick


United Res v Nelson OSOB. Relldle Forest v Rimillgtnll, Rend United v Whalicy Res, Snbden Res v Ribchester.


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Gargrave............... (ftiliiol.egitm..........


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Whalley................. Harliek* United...... Clift.m Athletic......


Foxhill.................. Gt Harwood Utd....


Sahlen........ ......... Trawilcii Celtic..... Johnsons SC.........


Colne United......... OswaWtwiMli- T..... ilehnshore United..


Kimingtwi............


were Bank ilall and ran out 3-2 winners following an excellent match. The scorers were Wil­ liams, Gill and Shorrocks, with Dank Hall missing a last minute penalty.


Pendle Forest...... Whalley Kes........ BiU’hfSter...........


Bead United....... Sabden Bes........ . ItaHick Utd Bes... Nelson OSOB Bes


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short-lived as Jonathan Clarke struck a fierce 20- yarder past Cray and into the bottom corner of the


C l i th c ro e 's joy was


net. All L ey land ’s goals


came in similar fashion, with Graham Houston making it 2-1 in the 70th minute.


t e r , Gray s tem s an unlikely starter for Satur­ day’s game at Bootle. It should clear the way for coach Andy Hills to come into the side.


With his thumb in plas­ Right on cue


THE Clitheroe and Dis­ tr ic t Snooker League begins its new campaign tonight.


— Social A v Rimington A, Conservative B v Bil- lington A, Waddington B v Chatburn A, RBL A v Slaidburn A, Billington B v CSC A.


Fixtures: Division One D i v i s i o n T w o —


Rimington B v Social B, Police v Conservative A, Chatburn B v Waddington A, Slaidburn B v RBL B, CSC B v Pendle Club.


from home, so Clitheroe may well settle for a draw and a replay at Shawbridge. The game kicks off at 3


P ♦' This Wednesday sees the first Bass North West Counties Floodlit League match at Shawbridge when Clitheroe entertain Atherton LR. There are two leagues of five and six clubs, with the


championship.


ject to there being a positive result on Saturday. If not, Clitheroe will stage the replay with Bootle on Wednes­


Avenue, Great Harwood, Ashton United and I'lixton. Wednesday’s match starts at 7-30 p.m., but is sub­


Clitheroe are grouped with Atherton, Bradford Park .


day instead. * Sponsors are still being sought for the raeemght


the clubhouse. Ladies’ soccer


Ladies take the cake


as Chorley crumble Charley Radies 1, Clitheroe Rudies li


CLITHEROE Ladies coasted to victory in this North West Regional League second division


authority on the game right Rarker scored with a tremen- from the kick-off. C en tre dous volley from outside the forward Julie O’lirien opened area and the goal glut continued the scoring for the visitors with when Ralph scored her second


match at Chorley. C lith e ro e s tamped th e i r ideas. Rlaycr-coach Sheila


Barely 10 minutes gone. The visitors pressed Chorley


and their efforts paid off when O'Brien made it 2-0 with a fine goal. Chorley went fiat out in their


of the game with a brilliantly taken effort. She cut in from the right and unleashed a powerful drive which gave the Chorley ’keeper no chance. Tne massacre was completed


attempts* to stop the game slip­ ping from their grasp, but a solid Clitheroe buck tour pre­ vented them from causing any


damage. Clitheroe continued th e ir


goalscoring exploits after the break. Playing in her first full league match, Angela Dalph made it 3-0 to put her side firmly in the driving seat. Chorley pulled a goal hack fol­


lowing a corner, giving them fresh nopes of a possible revival. However, Clitneroe had other


being held at Shawbridge next Thursday. If you would like fo sponsor a horse or a race contact club secretary Colin Wilson (Clitheroe 24370). The event, which begins at 7-30 p.m., takes place m


CALLED upon the green jersey Jones


to don . . Paul


ni: Judith l-i ol W1 i


put them 10-3 up. In th e second half,


rally, Clitheroe slightly, but stout restricted Rossen- the one penalty O’Duffy kicked • for Clitheroe to


Clitheroe secured another penalty and seemed about to run riot over a seem­ ingly shell-shocked Dale side. Instead, however, they


p.m.).


Holmes, Newton, Taylor. On Saturday, Clitheroe


have a derby match when they entertain Blackburn a t L ittlemo o r (k.o. 3


M A N match. .


• o f - t h e - , Dave Newton


Whalley back on course Oswiiltllwislk* Town 1. Whalley ft


WHALLEY produced a very accomplished perfor- iiKiuee to dispose of lowly Oswaldtwistle in convincing


style. Thu village side gained control


straight from the start. With some m*at. precise passing, they continually Broke down tho home team defence and it came as no surprise when they took the lead.


cepted a hack-pass ami coolly rounded the ’keeper to slot the hall into an empty net.


After 1ft minutes. Durv inter­


move involving Sidehotlom and Smith enabled Durv to Break free and mice attain he made no mistake.


Five minutes later, a fine


decided to hit the cruise control and could only watch as the opposition crept back into the game with two simple tries.


managed a mini-revival with flanker Dave Newton barging over for a fine try.


Even then, Clitheroe


totally sat on their lead and instead of going for the killer blow, saw Ros- sendale sneak in another try and a final minute pen­ alty to snatch the game from under Clitheroe’s


But th e home side


Newton, who had a strong game in an otherwise lack­


noses. Man-of-the-match was


lu s t re pack. Will] Michael Rowley looked promising.


n g e r also


Oswaldtwistle to force a corner. Tile ’keeper failed to collect cleaulv and the rehound was forced in.


Whalley relaxed, allowing


hack when Smith broke clear to score the third in clinical style. A fine pass from F a r r pul Keighley free and his cross was met by Dury who grabbed his hat-trick and’ his team’s fourth.


The visitors immediately hit


score just one more goal, Whal­ ley completely dominated the


Although they managed to


second half. Ihiry completed u memorable afternoon By scoring his fourth 1ft minutes from lime.


team performance and keeps Whalley on the heels of the early Fast Lancs League lead­ ers Colne Legion. The two sides meet at Whalley’s QF II Playing Fields on Saturday in what should Be an exciting game.


This was another excellent


Dolton. Fntwistle, Duckworth, Keighley. Parr, Ormerod, Side- Bottom*. Smith. Durv. Suh: Leech.


Whalley: Doherty. Parkinson, WHALLFY’S hastily assem­


Reserve draw Darnoldswick Ultl Res 3


Whallcv Res 3.


bled side took some time to set­ tle and the visitors unified an early lead, making it 2-D after 2.»


minutes. Tlie home side started to get


their act together with Sam


Chapman and Nick Dimmer starting to cause problems and the second half started with Whalley looking the heller sale. It was no surprise when Dim­


mer reduced arreai’S and lie was on hand again to head home the equaliser after BO minutes. With Doman and Duller now


effective in midfield. Whalley took the lead after 7ft minutes when Hilton scored from close- range. The fijjhtback seemed complete, hut live minutes later a controversial penalty decision gave the visitors an equaliser. On Saturday, Whalley visit Head United (k.o. 2-lft p.m.).


Dinner guests


THE line-up for Whalley FC’s Sportsman s Dinner has now been completed with Gordon Graham, former secretary of the Northern Premier League, agreeing to act as M(\ As previously reported, the


guest speakei*s are Manchester City manager Howard Kendall ami former Lancashire cricketer


Jack Simmons. The event is Being held in the


new hanquetting suite at Mvt- ton Fold Farm Hotel and Ues- taunmt. Latigho, on November Sth.Tickets can he ordered Irom Drian W h ittak er (Whalley S22S73). The Dog Inn, Whalley. and Owd Ned’s Tavern. Milton.


Prize night for the ladies


matches played on a home and away basis. The win­ ners- of the two leagues then play-off for the overall


when Sheila Parker finished off an impressive Clitheroe move by putting the ball in the back of the net. This was an excellent all­


TO mark the end of a sue- cessful season, Clitheroe and D is t r ic t N e tb a ll League held its annual p re sen ta t io n night at


'defeated this season. Clitheroe: Vickers, Hughes,


round performance from Clith­ eroe, who will be hoping to con­ tinue this form next Sunday when they travel to face Dares- hury, who they have already


McLeod, Doom, O’Connor, F e a th e r , Dalph, P a rk e r , O’B rien, Ward, Swarbrick. Subs: Watson, Brooker.


Billanghoh officially unveiled Class of ’64 Golf


Clitheroe Cricket Club last Saturday evening. Prizewinners


F ir s t division: League champions — T r in i ty Jokers. Runners-up — Rishton.


Squash Second best


AFTER producing a nett round of'G4 in last week’s singles stroke competition, I). Dukinfield, who plays of IS, will surely feel the wrath of Clitheroe Golf C l u b ’ s h a n <1 i c a p committee.


' many rounds well under the standard scratch score of 71.


produced some excellent scores on Saturday, with


The 109 competitors


Results: Division One (scratch to 12) — 1st, P.


Street 77-11-00; 2nd, R. Huddleston (79-12-07); 3rd, H. Richardson (70-S- 09); 4 th , E. W h i te (81-12-09).


AFTER months of hard work, fund-raising and the occasional setback, Langho Junior FC’s new Bil­ langhoh “stadium” was officially opened on Sunday. Coun. Mrs Myra Clegg, chairman of Ribblc Valley


Council’s Recreation and Leisure Committee, unveiled a plaque at the Northcote Road ground to mark the occasion, which was followed by a match.


and three senior ones. The main aim is to school the players from junior level in readiness for their even­


The club runs five junior teams, aged from 11 to 15,


tual senior debuts. Our photograph shows Coun. Mrs Clegg flanked by ;


club players anti officials.


1st, D. Dukinfield (S2-18- 04); 2nd, C. Akeroyd (82- 15-67); 3rd, P. Walmesley (a.p.o. 84-10-68); 4th, W. B. Tattersall (a.p.o. 85-10- 08); 5th, R. Wood (a.p.o. 85-17-08);. 0th, A. Mick- lewright (85-17-GS); 7th, K. Wallbank (83-15-08).


Division Two (13-24) —


WITH the men’s 1st team game postponed, it was left to the 2nds to carry the Clitheroe Squash Club flag last week — and they did it in. style. Playing away at Burn­


h earts. Runners-up — Trinity Aces.


Cup winners — Lion-


Jokers. Runners-up — Trinity Diamonds A. Players-of-the-ycar —


Plate winners — Trinity


1st, J. Seed: 2nd, S. Ains­ worth; 3rd, V. Owen.


Most sporting team — Trinity Jokers.


champions — Rebels. Runners-up — White


Plate winners — Settle. Runners-up — Young


„ ,


Farmers. Players-of-the-year —


1st, A. Bolton: 2nd, S.


Second division: League


Runners-up — White Lion.


Lion. Cup winners — Rebels.


Peel; 3rd, N. Hayhurst. Most sporting team —


Rebels. Other prizes: Chair­


m an ’s T ro p h y — C.


White. Calderstones Trophy —


C. Walmsley. End of season handicap


trophy winners — Rebels. Runners-up — Trinity Diamonds.


ley 2nds, Clitheroe ran out comfortable 4-1 win- ners. Although John Willis


(2-3) lost a close third game, there were comfort- a b le w in s fo r ' Mike Heyworth (3-0), Dave McKenzie (3-1), Mike Bar- r a t t (3-0) and Conor McLaughlin (3-1). There was a similar


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