C ta f ie r o e S s z b z A { u a u o r u u j , z z a z a \ A d v e r t i s in g ) . B u r n l e y J ,2 2 3 itl (U la s s r f ie d j I l lS p o r t l i l i i i N Clitheroe 3, Newcastle Town 2 AN unchanged Blues line- chances.


u p e x c e l le d a t t im e s on But, it was Newcastle who M o n d ay n ig h t a t S h aw - shook Shawbndge with^ fWe b r i d g e , s t r e n g t h e n i n g


eaually narrow and with a s imilar number of missed ,


more su p er io rity th a n th e ®“ u . . 10 minutes after disem- t h e i r to p s p o t w i th f a r


scoreline su g g es ts .


with a mere one goal advan­ t a g e c o u ld a lm o s t b e described as ludicrous, as an


Indeed, finishing the match


enterprising Clitheroe display c a rv ed o u t some g o lden opportunities to boost the “goals for” column in th e league table. Some of them were squan­


which had been stuck in traf­ fic on the M6. Adrian Dunn whipped the


UiiriYIllS -y—•-


forwards with a dangerous bury were all guilty of squan- r v..11 knnii took tbp denng clear-cut chances to


behind in the box. The referee inlcd


ktinl” Their team coach . f- ------------- ------------ - “ *” r


of play, and only Joy promptly despatched i t defending by the into the bottom left comer.


t in t e d to the spot aadWhal- n wn i * * «- “ •h“ aai“


ball over and the shaven head of S te v e Colclough ro s e , unchallenged, to guide the ball over th e h e sitan t Lee Kennedy.


An obvious lack of commun-


dered, many of them were spooned over, bu t most of


them were repelled by the brave goalkeeping of Newcas­ tle’s Philip Butler. I t was a carbon copy oi


NEIL OTTLEY — inspired form


Management delighted with players’ response


III UES co-manager Denis Underwood is delighted at the way the team haS collected all six points since the disap-


p_l e u sedw i t h Hi c way the ' 'H ^ c r ^ r ^ r f m ^ Z ' we’^ t h hatUime to collect


Uon'und^they are the ones who are good enough to keep th “ lCfeel W^hutcp’iayed a lot better than the results have


important, but i t is nice when you can achieve i t play g


W The former Blues ’keeper had some words of praise for unlucky


Z to ^ o r ’f b u t his overall play in .he iast third


S a tu rd a y ’s home triumph against Kidsgrove, which was


ic a to n b e tw e e n c e n t r a defence and goalkeeper, and the Blues were 1;0 down. The enterprising Neil Ott­


ley, who was in the thick of the action all night, looked at home in a free roledovmthe


right hand side of the field. It was his great


which led to Clitheroe first run and cross u


bad miss of the evening — Gary B u tc h e r w a s te fu lly


blasting over from 10 yards. Andy Taylor headed on to


some u ip .


run from full back, took the ball inside his marker Dean Gillick and was felled from was often to th e immense


extend their side's lead, but it credit of the 'keeper Butler


'? ”t% 0X d T ^ s u ^ s ’pen : o uiey showed his vemati- by the Blues which saw them hty by clearing off the Clith


" " » ®“ u ottley ahowe(1


anan d ^ s o m e ^ b r a v e ^ s t - d ^ °r!l1.IJV showed


r jas ssras S t e i s : ta- t e r s e r g


who gleefully slid the ball m tired Gary Butcher, for his first goal of the sea- With four minutt son. His enthusiastic celebra- t o t a l l y


t i o n s w e r e understandable.


^ g g S S S m a tc h ° a t ^ h aw b r fd g ^ fb r ii.. -


to builoing on the lead and —


Pilkington twice went close • «« ...in ——


—“ h f o r his


from converting rebound.


the foot of the post and Rus­ sell Whalley spooned a great chance oyer from the result­


ing flag-kick. Andy Rouine was the next


to mis-fire, shooting over the


bar with time to spare. But the best chance of all to


equalise came in th e 25th m in u te when N e il Row- b o th am , s u p p o r t in g th e


for


minute when his cross in from the left deflected off Gillford and looped over the unfortu­ nate Butler. _ .


- - . , perfectly summing up the run


wave of chances from the bub­ bling Blues who had Ottley to thank for instigating many of


I t sparked off another tidal . . . .


lor, Pilkington, Oldbury, Ott- ••


' ^Pilidngton, Rouine and Old-


Icy, But cher. Subsi Derby- shire (for Butcher 70 mins), Heys (for Oldbury 83 mins).


: Clitheroe in command Kidsgrovc Ath 1 Clitheroc 2,


C L ITH EK O E e s sen tia lly b o u n c e d b a c k f rom th e d is a p p o in t in g d e f e a t a t Traf ford with a dominant display ag ain s t Kidsgrove and th e margin of victory


should h av e u n d o u b ted ly


been more emphatic. The Blues rattled the oppo­ sition from the outset, getting


sgSEtesasam TRAFFORD SLIP


• 8 . 5 - S M - W . - S t P S - i a f — i . JS on Eas ter Saturday,


pressure League round-up C L IT H E R O E ’S k e e n e s t


rivals for promotion to the Unibond Northern Premier


League, Trafford, slipped up at lowly Chadderton on Tues­ day night, losing 2-1.


the Shawbridgers and fully justified Blues co-manager D e n i s U n d e rw o o d who expected the Manchester side to s tar t feeling the pressure with points to catch up. The defeat leaves Trafiord


That was a great result for


Helens 1, Blackpool Rovers 0. CLC Cup semi-final First leg


ley Walker 0, Trafford 0. Tuesday


City 0, Bootle 3.


six points behind the Blues with two games in hand and a s l i g h t l y i n f e r i o r g o a l


difference. Clitheroe, of course, travel


to Chadderton on Saturday and they will take nothing for


g r a n t e d f r om a te am obviously capable of a fighting performance. St Helens Town are possi­


bly a stronger threat to the Blues’ top spot as they have a slightly easier run in and two games to recoup their four- point disadvantage on the


eaderSOTHER RESULTS Saturday


0: Chadderton 1, Maine Road 4 Eastwood Hanley 0, Darwen 3; Glossop NE 2, Ske mersdale lj Penrith 3, Newcastle 0: Salford


Burscough 3, Rossendalc Utd City'O, Bradford PA 2; St


Penrith v Bootle. Saturday


FIXTURES Tonight


dale; Bootle v Darwen; Bur- scough v Maine Road: Chadder­ ton v Clitheroe; Eastwood Hanley v Holker OB; Kidsgrove v Bacup; Newcastle v Rossen­ dale (kfo: 12 noon); Penrith v


Blackpool Rovers v Skelmcrs- Salford. Nantwich v Prescot; Trafford


CLC Cup semi-finals Second leg


v Tetley Walker.Monday Holker OB v Clith e ro e ;


Penrith v St Helens. Tuesday


erove v Chadderton; Salford v Nantwich; Trafford v Newcastle


Bootle v Burscough; Kida-


Town (k.o: 7-45 p.m.). Wednesday


OB v Prescot.


f A l T SALE!! V l U L l CLO


SING DOW


Darwen v Prescot; Eastwood Hanley v Rossendale; Holker


Bacup Borough v Penrith: Prescot 0, Nantwich 0; Tet­


Blackpool Rovers 2, Maine Road 2; Chadderton 2, Trafford 1, Penrith 0, Rossendale 0; Salford


Bacup Borough 1, Prescot 1:


Tnffonl........ M ^ Newcastle T.... 31 19


CMTHEROE. :W 25 St Ht’lens.......


--f


GlossopNK.... il5 JS KrudfonU’A.,. 31 19 Hlackjwol R.... 35 17 UumcouKh.., i*n.^cot........


CARLING NWC LEAGUK |» W 1) 1. K A


8 9 G 4 8


7 4 83 39 82 0 4 4 6 G 9


P O 30 02


i» i4 12 7 80 53 54 34 14 8 12 43 37 50


8 10 02 50 59


K e n Z . . . . . 35 12 5 19 54 09 40 Kulsgrovc At... 33 11 Hosa’mlaW ... Holker Oil..... 31 Salfonl City.... Skelmcralalc... !W Nantwich T.... 31 Chatlilerton.... 31 Eastwood Han. 30 Bootle.......... 32 Bacup Boro'.... 32


Maine Koad.... 35 K » « 62 ffi JO IVnrith.......... 29 12 10 12 53 50 41


4 18 50 03 37 9 15 48 G


7 15 48 55 *.M 7 18 40 05 -4 7 20 58 95 :H 5 17 59 07 32 5 19 40 00 :e 4 17 55 63 31 7 18 31 54 18 5 24 27 92 14


O :’>0 the ball forward quickly, and


W1GaryI1Butcher supplied a couple of chances for the frontmen with Peter Oldbury, stiil searching for his first Clithc ieroe goal, _ desp rately unlucky to see hi:s effort come back off th e post. Strikc pa------


me ton als ‘ o drove against a post iartner - Ian Pilking- v -


as the Blues pressed hard for thNe?fottfey did slot the ball


in the net but the linesman ruled i t out for off-side and Andy Rouine brought the best


U3 78 82


<12 <


out of 'keeper Chris Holmes who made a superb s ta r t in th e v is i to r s g o a ls a f te r


CiO>l


recently signing from Nan- twicn Town. Clitheroe eventually broke


35 7li 48 G3


vhe deadlock in th e 25th minute when Gary Butcher sent a direct free-kick curling past Holmes into the top cor­


ner of the net.


e ro e d e s e rv e d a f t e r an e n c o u r a g i n g o p e n in g o n s la u g h t an d th e goal prompted the Blues to ease


I t was the very least Llitn- ,


off the gas a little bit and a Kidsgrove c o u n te r -a t ta ck could nave given the visitors a


quick equal iser, bu t for a


great save by Lee Kennedy. After the break, Oldburv


got another chance to break his duck but he shot tamely at the ‘keeper after the ball had


fallen well for him. Kidsgrove got more into the


game but the Blues defence contained them well before gaining command at the other end and extending their lead from the penalty spot in the 65th minute.


Man-of-the-match Rouine , „


was bundled over in the box and Russell Whalley stepped up to convert. Characteristically, Cntn-


eroe still had time to concede one. The defence was caught napping and Stephen Burgess was allowed too much time on the right to guide a low shot


­


of the ball all night* Clithcroc: Kennedy, Row-


. _ :____ fo«• nnttt a far post many moons. But thankfully the Blues ,


sent away down the left by brought to a painless end KUdngton and his cross-shot when Mark ^ e y s came into was brilliantly saved by But- the frav for the first time in


ler who was unlucky that the six weeks. ball fell for the onrushing Andy Derbyshire had car-


Blues skipper Lee Sculpher, lier been introduced for the With four minutes remain­


ing substitute David Eaton rifled a fine half-volley beyond


the diving Kennedy and New­ castle rallied for an equaliser. If they had scored one, it would have been positively


OUIt picture shaws^fron^^^Eoli^Wil^jUJi^Stc^e Hush, Denis’s championship drive


PT IT H E R O E FC sp o n so rs C e n t ra l C a r S a le s , of Accr ington, a re backing th e Sh aw b rid g e t i t le drive


to th e chequered flag. Co-manager Denis Underwood received th e keys to


a new c ar , courtesy of th e club sponsors la s t week, and


th ev showed th e ir su p p o rt of the club with an 18-month d e l whTch is s e t to coincide with th e club’s drive for Unibond N o r th e rn P rem ie r League s ta tu s .


UUA ma «y»»* ^


, , •______ni..Ao tri npommuin


It has been a vital source of income and improved links between the club and the public.


,


for .


Ladies’ football


Oldham late show denies local ladies


Clitheroe Ladies Oldham Ladies I


CLITHEROE Ladies were unfortunate to lose by a single goal in a thrill­


ing league cup match against Oldham at the weekend.


field, Clitheroe went a goal down inside seven minutes


due to poor defending. After conceding the early


beyond Kennedy w ith 10 minutes left on the clock. The Blues held firm after


th a t and th e th re e points ensured that they stayed at


lor, Pilkington, ley, Butcner. McTear.


NPH East Lancs League Whalley waltz into semis


TH E la t te r s tag e s of the P re s id en t’s Cup has a real lo c a l lo o k a b o u t i t th i s y e a r , w i th W h a l le y th e


f i r s t Ribble Valley side to


make i t to th e la s t four. The villagers, enjoying an


im p ro v e d ru n of fo rm , triumphed 2-0 over Barnolds- wick United to become the f i r s t te am to re a c h th e semi-finals.


thorne United v Clitheroe (at Shawbridge, k.o: 2-15 p.m.), O sw a ld tw i s t l e Town v


President's Cup M Ounrtcr-finuls


Gargrave.


shills; Helmshore United v Oswaldtwistle; Sabden v Traw- den Celtic; Whalloy v Colne


Bamoldswick United v Cros- First Division


by some of their neighbours who will be put to the test on Saturday in the quarter-final


They could be accompanied . ,


S^lfave Burgess's Rimington men have the toughest assign­ ment, with a visit to title-chal­ lengers Mill Hill St Peters, whUe C litheroe R ese rv e s h a v e a to u g h o u t in g a t Worsthorne. O sw a ld tw is t le ta k e on


N! LAST FEW WEEKS TO GO


1 ALL STOCK MUST BE SOLD] 21^mo£ro?imS(55S.tST’


United. Second Division Pendle Forest v Stacksteads;


Whinney Hill v Rock Rovers; Chatbum v Hurst Green; Read United v Langho. Reserve Division


Hill OTHER RESULTS Q BEP Cup


uarter-finnl


Yorkshiremen Gargrave in the other cup match. In the F irs t Division,both


Clitheroe Reserves and Mill Hill won th e ir matches to maintain an “as you were


situation. United.


won 3-1 a t lowly Crossbills while the Blackburn side won 6-1 a t home to Helmshore


The Blues second-string , .


Whinney Hill 0, Langho 2. First Division


den Celtic 2. Reserve Division


Gargrave 7, Read United 1;


Reserve Division PW D


Worsthome United 3, Traw-


ley 2; Read United 0, Colne United 6.


Bamoldswick United 4, Whal­


First Division PW D L P


Clitheroe Res............. J914 4 1 g Mill HilL.................... 1511 2 2 24


Mill Hill....................... 1 |^ 1 Helmshore Utd........... }7 9 5


Colne Utd.................. | 8 4


B'uick Utd................... j j J 1 ,0 |5 Worsthome.................. !? 5 , 2 !5 Hunt Green............... 15 5 4 6 14 Sabden...................... 15 4 4 7 12


6 15


#•2 Read Utd...............II ? « !l ] Trawden CelUc........... 20 1 2 17 4


ill Min v Kimington; Wors-


■ Helmshofe Uld.......... ^ 6 d Rimington.........................& 7


Worelhomc................ J ? Sabden...................... * i


Settle Utd.................. ? J ? Oswaldtwistlo............. to u J


B'wick Utd.............. Colne Utd................ Whalley................. Crossmils.... ........... Trawden Celtic........


14 6 3 16 5 4


Second Division PW D


Hurst Green................ jj>12 1 I X S i Z =


noldswick United: Hurst Green v Sabden; Rock Rovers v Mill


Helmshore United v Bar-


Read Utd................... l l Rock Rovers................ 6 J -


Whinney HilL............. 6 3 #■1 Chatbum............. 20 4 - 14


Colne Legion............... 19 1 0 18 Pendle Forest............. II ? S 11 o 4 22


A 19 6 18 6 17


___ try, ( Subs: Riley


the top of the table. Clithcroe: Kennedy, Row-


botham, Westwell, Whalley (R), Sculpher, Rouine, Tay­


goal, Clithcroc got into their s t r id e and s ta r te d to put p re s su r e on th e Oldham defence and could have taken the lead if some fine shots had not been saved by some excel­


lent goalkeepiiig. O’Brien made the most of


good possession and P°°r Old­ ham marking to draw Ghth-


eroe level after 20 minutes. A minute later, Clitheroe took the lead, when Angela


On a hot sunny day at Roe- , „ her


Rnturdav’s match with Kidsgrove was sponsored by Bow- land Inns who .nominate,^ A ^ ^ e T o ”


by s tar man,


i aid of the stand appeal, bl^n ^orgu^fised'u^thL^clul^u^ B„m.na-


I t has proved to be a successful deal for th e Accnng c|u[, ah0p o n firm and th e ir salesman Mark Heys has managed to evenings a


t j,e team’s leading sco rer th is season.


# niub secretary Colin Wilson has praised chairman Steve Rush for doing a “fantastic job” in attracting sponsors everv leacue match this season.


---------------------------- --------------------- Rrm ^ “o V S lW T q u ^ n i g h tw i i r ^ held at the club start- • 9 n„b“n“aV a r S cost £5 per entry and can have five


season agafnst Trafforcl on^April 15th.^


i on Sundays between 10 ujn. and 12-30 p.m., the


and on the d 7 o th^. final home game i f the


»ng at 8 p.m. mr T h e Blues visit Cha.hlcrtoi, on Saturday ami Hotter


01& U a Mc°^hy-lraveUing to Holkcr, who play at Bar- row-in-Fumess, which leaves Shawbrulge at 4-1j p.m.


Roefiekl five-a-sidc league Waddington wonders


Ralph shot home after being |1(1[M.S t |,L. Newton team hail 01 sent through.


IMPROVING Waddington turned the tables on high-fiv- ing B a rk e r s Arias while . d e s tro y in g any linKcring


in tile second half, Lath- dav Indoor League. eroe kept their defence tight


winning the title in the bun- ,


and r e s t r ic te d Oldham’s SUpert. match of swings.and progres s in the final third roundabouts that ended m til


■ C‘"clliittheroe took the lead for


the second time in the game when a powerful ran by Wat­ son left her clear of the Old­ ham defence and her accurate


cross left Ralph with an easy chance which she flicked home.


ham strikers paid dividends as two goals in quick suc­ cession ended Clitheroe s cup


A late effurt by the Old­ ,


hopes. Cl­


, „ n


Swirl................. Low Moor........


Middleton, Feather, Hughes, Ward, Slack, O linen. Scott,


Ralph, Garraway, Watson. Sub: Uoonie.


Second Division


P r o f e s s i o n a l j o b b u r i e s C h a t b u r n


16 3 6 7 21 3 1 17


18 4 4 10 12


9 15 6 15 5 15 7 14


Gargrr.ve 6, Chatburn 0


ON S a tu r d a y , S h e f f ie ld Wednesday conceded seven


goals. In the not so distant past Ipswich let in nine. I


can even remember when the


no t so mighty JU a ck b u rn Rovers conceded seven goals to Shrewsbury Town. So on Monday, when Chat­


burn visited Hargrave, who are professional In all but name, it was not too much of a disaster to give away six goals. Gargrave ure the sky scrap­


ers of the East Lancashire League. Their foundations are


built on hiring the right plant, there is plenty of steel and there are a few strong heads of concrete knocking around. Chatbum ure a bungalow in


and vigour until Neil Robinson trod on the ball, gifting an opportunity to u Gargrave forward who made no mistake. Minutes later a poor goal-


They attacked with verve . . made it 2-1).


made it three for Margrave, who finally scored a goal they could be proud of, just before


Andy Pritchard s own goal u uc ..... more, though for much of the


j n t jie sccond half, unde­ Margrave added two


period Hie Lancastrians were their equals. Chathurn played with two up-t»« down as they attempted to have a dorma e x ten s io n added to th e i r


house.


Hurst Green for, arguably, their toughest match of the season. Green, who are after the division's runners-up spot, th e n v is i t C h a tb u rn


Tonight. Gargnive travel to . , . Saturday.


comparison. But for the first 20 minutes of the match their modest hubitat looked a better i n v e s tm e n t t h a n th e opposition's.


Chatburn: Hall. I ritehard, Bovd, Bretherton, Robinson,


............ . .


G a llag h er . Green, Moore, Hartley, ifeanan. Leonard. Subs: Spencer, Booth.


Clithevoe and District Darts


kick from Craig Hull fell at the same forward's feet and he


DOUBLE| TOPS


TO!’ CLUB have done the double in the Clitheroe and District Darts League,


Mick Patten Knockout Trophy to their league title when they met Royal Oak, who finished th ird in th e championship ra c e , iiit th e final a t th e Commercial.


Lust week, they added the


as Dave Briggs won a scrappy game against Danny Burns,


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RENOWNED for yielding top boys’ football teams in


past years, St Augustine’s RC High School, Billing- ton, has now produced an equally successful top girls’ side, writes Ben


Neary. ■ ; - ‘ ■■ . The team have been going ,


■ from strength to strength and :


are cu rren tley lea<*!nK.t’Pe> Lancashire S ch o o ls -G irls ;


s e le c te d - to compete in a ; national tournament, where they made the quarter-finals, eventually going out to an ; e x c e l le n t s id e from Not-


tingham, 4-2. V " — .......................


from all five ye ars in the school and is run by French teacher Theresa Davies. Team player Ruth Young (Year 11) said: “The team has


wn in popuk tremendous


the school."


’ Our picture shows the sue-, cessful team: back row, from left: Stacie Blackmore, Jen-


League. • i ■ Recently, th e team was ■


J e s s ic a C a r tw r ig h t , Pau Cooniey, Claire Hall, Cath- ertne Haggerty.


nifer Morton, Ruth Young, -


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Louise Hall, Charlotte: Ebbrell, Sarah Newell, Leanne Bartley, Nina Dug­ gan, Katy Edwards.


Front row; from left: The team consists of girls Ribble Valley Ladies’ Darts Knockout progress


THE results of the ladies darts knockout tournaments held at the Royal Bn«sh Le^n are^


Tiirnmrh to the finals on Wednesday, A p n l 19th, are. Arms), Joanne


iwn in ^pularity'and has g^^aVuDebbie‘Sulcliffe '(Castle ) June Peace/Ann mendous support from


^ e t re Am°)f EynHayton/Mary Northover (Kings A), S n ^ Brig^/RWan McKenzie (White Horse).


(Cross Keys), Joan Croasdale/Eileen Twist Marsden Knockout


Winner - Joyce CowgiU (New Inn); runner-up - Smi-ifinalisU0- Sharon^Vhfpp ^ k a c ^ u l l ) , 1 LynS


G ^ e ^ S o r l t e m o r i a l S i n g t e s T r o p h y Finals at Royal British-. Legion .with the doubles on


Wednesday, Apnl 19th. . >s


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out i t was to be Oak s last taste of success. In the second game, Julian Eccles outscored Keith “Rambo" Lynch in the first leg. but through poor fin­ ishing, they failed to capitalise


and went down 2-0. Andy Porter made it 2-1 for


the Whalley Road side against


Alan Dobson. The four th game was an eagerly awaited clash between Top Club s county star, Andy Gudgeon, and Oak’s Jimmy Hargreaves.


found the form that took him to the last four in the Castle knockout two days earlier and Andy extended the Club s


However, Jimmy n ev er


lead. The fifth and sixth games I


Jack Hayward defeated -i-_- . tin Byrne and John Schofield


also went Top Club’s wav as • ’ ” Mar-


won 2-1 against John Wilson. ' The victory completes a I


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