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ilace a t Shawbridge on Mon- lay, kick-off 7 -3 0 p.m., and


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be hard-pressed to avoid the rematch.


contest over,the two matches' so far and neutral observers, really would have had a job , deciding which dub was from the higher league. Indeed, for skill level, I su sp e c t th ey would have expected Clith­ eroe were of a higher status. Certainly the niftiest feet


I t-h a s been an absorbing : ,1 , ■


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football or his Shawbridge career a t present, was once again influential, picking up the ball in central midfield and ring the living daylights


'


B L U E S E A R N B I T E O F C H E R R Y


Clitheroe 2, Leek Town Z Laet) , c iltheroe might have taken- amUng £ e dosest.. He was S U S P E N S IO N - h i t a n d the lead when Dennis Hill col- ; denierf after M mtautes by a u n d e r - s t r e n g t h t h e y lectedtheballoutwidebcfore


Plltheme 2 Leek Town 2 (aet) F rom one su ch a t ta c k , score m ig h t b e — b u t fo r com - posting ^ in te lU g e n t early ^ o t o a ^ o ^ c M O i i n “ f f h ^


m i tm e n t a lo n e , th e C b th - | ^ n™ ^ u“ agn d 'E n ab led Lee Sculpher felt- the bill e r o e p la y e r s d id th em - re tu rn in g midfielder Paul


Keighley to steal in and shoot the.back of hia caU: five yards an inch too near the 'keeper.,


Leek dangerman Da rren Bliiea captain


fort* ofTwgg’s ^ t b o ^ from th e ,


Twigg squandered a chance treatment f°r with the goal seemingly a t hia drop-ball was Bimply baffimg.


I t needed a classic piece of when he squeezed p a s t nls 8t w S w t t


football for Clitheroe to take the lead. Picking up the ball 26 yards from goal m the 31st


minute, ! Neil Ottley danced through the Leek defence, wriggled b e tw e en ! th e i tw o : centre-halves and took th e ball away from the outrushing keeper with, th e sole of his boot before slipping i t into the


confidence. Three minutes later, Leek


to.


full-back a n d ; h ammered a sh o t from a n a r row angle which the 'keeper turned over


the bar. ■■■■■. But th a t was th e neares t


the Blues came a t the end of


normal time and few In the ground begrudged an ex tra halfhour. Five minutes into the first


for a corner. Co-manager Denis Under­


equalised with a well-aimed half-volley from Alan Somer­ ville which James Goodman got an outstretched fingertip


producing one of th e b e s t moves of th e game as they


I t spurred Clitheroe into immediately sought to regain


the lead. Another Ottley ball to the


out of Leek with nis keeness to ru n a t b a ck -p ed a l l in g


ity of his distribution which is an a re a of his game which Beems to have improved no end. He s e t up numerous raids with precise service to the flanks before the wide men caused havoc with some good deliveries.


defenders. Allied to that was the qual­


wing saw Keighley beat his man for pace before delivering an inviting cross fo r Mark Heys running in a t the far post, but the ball popped up and the Blues forward n ar­ rowly failed to make a scoring connection.


Leek, aided by a succession -


of bewildering second half d ecisions by. th e re fe re e , looked th e more likely to


R i l e y ’ s s t r i k e c u p


Leek Town 1, Clitheroe 1, T H E B lu e s e a r n e d a


creditable draw in th e FA C u p ' f i r s t q u a l i f y i n g ro u n d t i e a t N o r th e rn P r e m i e r L e a g u e s id e Leek Town on Saturday.


Leek started the game the brighter and, with only two


seasons ago, headed home from dose range.


Northern Premier gorfstwo forward line. .a c o re r .°( This spurred on the Blues


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embarked on one of his mazy ru n s and picked ou t Mark Kayley whose co nsequent


mi n u t eB, A n d y T a y l o r


shot went narrowly over the bar.


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minutes when hts shot from Sculpher, Ottley, Aspmwi med his scoring account on ~ *:* fts'fl


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Mill Hill St Peters 2, Clitheroc Res 5


WITH se v e ra l r e g u la r s on d u ty w i th th e - f i r s t team a t Leek Town, th e R e se rves w e re down to th e b a r e 11 a t le a g u e


champions Mill Hill. ■ But four goals by veteran


s t r ik e r Geoff Young in an incredible final 20 minutes, saw C i l th e ro e come from behind to inflict a demoralise ig defeat on the title holders. T h e R e s e r v e s , h a d the


majority of the first half pos­ session b u t they could not tran s la te i t into goals and, five minutes before the break, they got caught a t . the back and went a goal behind. They began the second half


with th e same enthusiasm only to be mugged again within seven minutes and, at 2-0 down, things looked a lit­ tle, ominous as the Reserves scorned a couple of chances. But- th en Young showed


M o s s l e y ares, t o u g h t e s t


C L ITH E R O E t ra v e l to u n b e a t e n M o s s le y o n S a tu r d a y f o r a n o th e r


toug h away-day te s t. ; Relegated from th e Uni-


imumediate return. e


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A f a i r c r ow d c a n be expected as Mossiey's seel . Park housed the second high-


Cup, beating Sheffield outfit Hallam 1-0 at home.


round qualifying of the FA. ,


into the second


4, Chadderton 4; Skelmersdale 3, Maine Road 5.


Clitheroe 2, Leek Town 2. . Monday.


Blackpool Rovers 1. Durham City.5; Traflord 4, Warrington 3..■ „


Blackpool


. Tuesday FA Cup


1, -s - . v Division One


ley. 2; Darwen l,.Glossop NE 1; Flix' “' ' " " — r —-


erove.Ath 1, -Chadderton 3; Mossley 3, Rossendale 0. FIXTURES Saturday .


ChB


GEOFF YOUNG —! chief tormentor .


why he is much-respected at East Lancashire League level r as he embarked on a deadly


display of finishing. A pass from Simon Pickles


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s e t him up fo r .a b lis tering ri lght foot sn


into the opposite corner.-


o i f the net and the same two combined a minute later


Young to equalise with an unstoppable left


foot drive Now even and with Mill Hill ^


on th e rack, th e R eserv es, began to te a r .th e opposition- apart. Hard-working midfield: man Derek Mercer set Young, up for his h a t-tr ick 'an d he dulydnlled home an identical


effort to his previous strike. . Rounding off an amazing


15-minute spell, Young com­ pleted his i personal destruc­ tion of Mill Hill when skipper P ic k le s b r a v e ly b e a t th e 'keeper, and Young headed into the open net , ■


htot into the corner for


from the penalty spot after Jon Riley , had been upended in the penalty area. Although i t took 30 minutes: of .tnc second half for them: to add a n o th e r via S tev e Elmer , Ciltheroe were always in com­ mand although Settle did play


some race football.


.McTe a r, R i le - Young. Subs: dale, Green.


C iltheroe Res; Goodman; , . :


Burch, Keighley, P ro cto r , Smedley, Aspinwali. Lord,


*y,: P ic k le s ,. Elmer, Dug-.


EAST LANCASHIRE FOOTBALL LEAGUE


• B arnoldswick U n ited 2, Helmshore United 2; .Gargrave 2, SetUo United 0; Mill Hill St


First Division RESULTS C h a m p i o n :


Peter’s 2, .Clitheroe 5;.Rumng-:a sE T to'scoop th e Matthew, ton 1 ,'Oswaldtwistle 2; Sabden 'B r o w n S u m m e r D a r t s


3, CoW Umted 1; Worsthome United 2, Crosshills 0. . , . .v. „ Second Diviskn


remarkable comeback with a close range header.: from a Danny. Lord corner.: Every member of, the Clitheroe side can be - proud of, th e perfor­ mance which showed th a t the: c lu b h a s a ve ry ,s us ef ul ' Reserve squad.


• THR E E f i r s t h a lf goals


M e rc e r ,; ; Elmer ,- .Y oun g , ;v Joseph’s v-Sabden; Whalleyv; E r l c T l a n e e q u a l l c dA n d y K i n g s A rm s B . ^ l ; Craven • Pickles.


w e r e : .


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against Settle the previous Chatbum v Langho, NFOB v in Division Tw° were P^V™! midweek ensured victory in Whinney HilhoSwaldtwistle _ v n t h ^ e r ^ ^ r d i n g ^ T ^


T in .' l lm ’n lc v b Jp rcM .P .ic l i l i i im &■ OiMilcl spapers a n d l lu* C.iithcioc A t h c i u s e r a n d I l in e s . i^' ,:iti«' l R e a c h in g , 1 U ) ,2 1-1 R c . id i . is ulT<.aivolv u.ich wccL.


the-Reserves’.-i8econd;leaguesr'TI0^ n .v Simon: PickleB scored; the.


encounteroftheseason. an - ; Unitedv PendleFo.est: Rist e n f o ^ t h e m ^ n . t h e Dl, ,'i^SSS::


& ^ dOkbyA a1- J S S S jI S seasom 'V? f *


thesccond.T sr w1 >. ’ 's tT e to r t^ t^ r th S ^ U n f to ^ -DJanny Lord scored a th i rd ,. Hurst Green.


, ^ c - ' ^ -i i f - - , ^win in the Dh


one more iB u u j i p . u p w - - ^ 1 The Social Club take,the nui-;!.'


D 160,^Al^bugh;;f C.^pjane. i


ly i8 io n t% T ^O !^ 1 1 4BW ;^ Least Darts: Division One


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Settle Umted 3, Read Umted 2; .Trawden Celtic 0, Barnoldswick. United £ > o-


<: Rock Rovers 7,: Sabden' 1;, , Reserve Division r . • i 1


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. FIXTURES First Division


T\w o ' -m a x m u m s - 1


; Green 2: Read Umted 6, Whin­ ney Hill 0; Trawden: Celtic 3,


- Rist Rangers 11,-Ctatbum 1; Oswoidtwistie Town 2, Hurst


League F irst Division cham­ pionship are Legion TC, fol­ lowing, th e i r . 5-2 win over,


Kings Arms A.


match,-could only beat Craven . TC 4-3:and now lead by two-


Castle, playing:their la s t .. * ,


CrossMUs j^Coine^Umte^d; tocreep out of the reiegauon Royal Oak DWr. o maximums werg-


•win over Royal Oik A.look set. - Inn 46,- Kings Arms A 43, Black ‘ ,


^Oroven need to win their final f match 7-0 to force a play-off for. runners-up spot , - At the bottom, six points separate four teams, and the Dog and Partn d g ew ith a6 -1 .,


Castle 76, Legion TC 74; Craven TC 67, Royal Oak A 51, New,


, Horae ;A 43,: Dog and Partridge .


• 2; Dog and,Partridge.6; Royal Oak A 1| Castle Inn 4,- Craven


. Black Horse A 5, Royal Oak-D


-TC3;. Legion TC 5, Kings Anns . '


. Horseahoe.A 6, Horseshoe B 2r Kings .Arms fB 3,:CravenA'4:- Black Horse B 0, Commercial 7. i


- Division Two ’ -f *


'.•-•s- V Points and Positions - Division One ,


. adde?t°o°i ^ S k t lm b r s d a t :


L i n s t ’P e n r i th being th e ^ " E V ^ H e ^ e n T ’i’o w t highest in the league. .... __ Holker OB. v NewcasUe Town, Also of in te re s t in Satur- . Kidsgrove Ath v Burscoueh,


nents Immingham Town, who they beat 5-0. RESULTS


' 3, Kidsgrove Ath 1; Leek Town 1, Clitheroe 1; Lye Town 1, ifastwood?Hanley 2, Mossley 1,


: Denaby Utd 3, Bootle 0; Dur-. ham City 1, Blackpool Rovers 1; •Fricklcy. 0, Prescot 0; Hinckley


- Saturday FA Cup


: Hallam 0; Nantwich 3, Droyls- den 0; Newcastle Town 6 , Immingham 0; Northwich Vic 5, Burscough 0: Rossendale 1» Col’ wyn Bay 4; Warrington 2, .Traf­


ford 2.


• Clitheroe v Leek Town (7-30 p.m.).


ford. Salford City-v Eastwood Hanley. : - * Monday


Bootle-v. Darwen; Chadderton v Mos8ley, -Glosaop NE v Penrith. - Holker OB v Maine Road, Skelmersdale v. Salford City, Traflord vNantwich. t;: Wednesday


Blackpool Rovers v Fhxton,


Rossendale..Vr Kidagrove; St Helens v Prescot.


M e n ’s D a r t s


Division One . :j - i i -.* :: .v .


i Division One Tueadoy.--f’:-. .'i- - ( >


day's FA Cup football was Maine Road v Flixton, Mossley Newcastle Town’s destruction v Clitheroe, Nantwich Town v of Clitheroe’s FA Vase oppo- Permth, Rossendale Utd v Traf-


' FixUm 5, Holker OB 0; Kids^


Burscough 2, Eastwood Han­ »p r


Pemntn 3, Darwen 1: St Helens 1 ;


Flixton 3, Salford City lossop NE 0, Holker OB 1 ;


Division One ‘ ------ • * . « . . i ... a —— all, . E a s t L a n c s L e a g u e


ju s t outside the box flashed narrowly wide. Continued p re s su re from


the Blues paid off when, on the half hour,' Hill found Jon


Riley unmarked a t the edge of the box and he fired past the 'k e ep e r to d raw the Blues level.


' ■


minutes gone, a ctosb was Kayley and Sculpfier mar- floated in from the left and gkafied the defence well, con- w U £ n


L e ek ag ain s ta r te d th e second half the" brighter bu t


ren Washington found himself with an open goal but his shot was cleared on the line by the r e t r i e v in g d e f e n d e r Le e Sculpher. - •


tinuing to frustrate the Leek On 66 minutea. Leek’s Dar­


Taylor and Burch both pro­ ducing rasping shots which, the Leek 'keeper did well to keep out.


the BlueB created two good chances to take the tie with


Clitheroe:Goodman,- Ben­ n e tt , W e s tw e l l , K ay ley ,


With juBt 16 minutes le f t , .


Riley, Tay lo r , Pilk in g to n , Hill. Subs: Burch, McTear,


Howarth.


Attendance: 359 IAN RIMMER


• .


1 NWCL DIVISION ONE .


Flixton...'...!;.;.' 7 5 I


HolkerOB..... Mossley......... Chadderton..... Burscough......


Trafford.... . Eastwood Han. Maine Road....


Kidsgrove A.... Glosaop NE.... Newcastle T.;.. CLITHEROE. Penrith.......... Preacot Cab....


Janlwid


4 3


PWD . L F A P 17 6 16


PA U L K E I G H L E Y ,— - back with a bang


the final touch.. Leek seemed as content as


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wood yelled from his bench “Good position Paul” as the midfielder stood stationary on the edge of the box. The ball was swung, in, a d e fen d er headed away and It fell pri­ mely for Keighley who mid­ dled the ball on th e bounce and sent-it rocketing into the


top comer. A truly great strike capping


caught out within five minutes (Burch), Kiley, Taylor, HeyB with a sloppy goal.


a fine return for the popular player.


But again Clitheroe were •


part three of the serial, with a t r ip to N o r th e rn P rem ie r League le ad ers Giiiseley a week on Saturday the lucra­ tive prize for the winners. Clitheroe: ..Goodman, .Ben­ n e t t , -W e s tw e l l , ' K a y ley , Sculpher, Ottley, Keighley


So it’s back next week for J for the same ball a t the near Leek Town; Bullock, Jones, Two Blues defenders went used; Lord.


allowing one of three prowling Leek front-men to slam the ball past Goodman from dose range, Steve Soley getting


(Pilkington), Hill. Sub' no t ’ .


p o s t and n e i th e r c le a red , Beeby, Ogley, Bates, Dlskin, .. .


(Washington). Subs used: Sut­ ton (gk).


Soley (Brown). Somerville, S u t t o n , T w i g g i ' B a th 'o


; ,'J: H e a l t h y p i c t u r e


' an especially healthy one. A p a c k e d S h aw b r id g e


TH E o v e r a l l p i c tu r e o f Clitheroe’s draw with Leek Town on Monday night was


g ro u n d .w e re t re a te d to a thoroughly, entertaining and mustard-keen display by the Blues who, i f they continue to show th a t so r t o f f ig h t , can expect to live up to th e ir high aspirations this season. . A ru n in one o f the cups,


the tiring home side to come


j _ e - f o r iuar-


«ck


Dave Bennett, voted man-cf- the-match by the sponsors J


and Y Coaches, came dose to reproducing hia splendid set- piece of a week earlier, his- spedalist curler landing ju s t over the bar.


3 17 17 15 0 12 6 13 2 14 12 13 0 15 5 11


5 5 1


w h ich is a m o re - re a l is t ic proposition in th e FA Vase, could be a potential money- spinner fo r the club and by snowing th e willingness to battle so hard against teams


0 13 4 10 1 11 8 10 1 12 10 9


2 7 2 5 0 10


Salford City.... ; Skebnersdale.w-


Blackpool R.... Rossendale.... Bootle.......... Danven...... ....


f


2 0 3 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 0 4 0 3 3 , 0 0 5


1 3 3 p.m. on Saturday


7' 7 • 8 7 2


0ri0,’:6l


4 8 6 IS 6 29


3 2 7 8 6 8 5 54 U 7 12


• A COACH to Mosslcy for


from h ig h e r leagues, pros­ pects o f more exciting nights a t Shawbridge over the sea­ son are guaranteed. Co-manager Denis Under­


wood is p le a sed w i th th e s ide’s a p p l ic a t io n : “What can you say to them after a performance like, th a t ,’.'-he


i la y e r s a n d s u p p o r t e r s caves Shawbridge a t 12-30


not getting eveiything right, the players worked like mad and really showed th e ir fight and you c a n 't d o .anything o th e r th a n c o n g r a tu la te them for their effort. y_. ■ -■ “Whe/i Gary a n d mjraetf bring in players to the club, we w a n t la d s who l ik e to play football. The lad s we have now cer ta in ly lik e to play football."


said. ■ “Although we were s till


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