Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, December 21st, 1995 . 29 Clitheroe 22321, (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising), Burnley 422831 (Classified)
BLUES HELD TWICE IN LEAGUE ACTION
Clitheroe can
attain mid-table security
THE two hard-earned points the Blues won this week could be vita! to the team’s bid to avoid the relegation dog-fight later in the season.
JUSTIN CONNOLLY reports
The league form this season has been a far-cry from the highs of last year when the Blues finished runners-up. The team haven't been playing as badly as their league posi- tion suggests, but too many games have been drawn and too many lost by the odd goal.
The Blues still have at least two games in hand over their nearest rivals, and maximum points from those games would
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lift them into mid-table respectability. They start with two home clashes over the Christmas period — first against Prescot Cables on Saturday and then Black pool Rovers on Boxing Day.
Proscot currently lie eighth in the table and go into Satur day’s game on the back of a 2-1 win at Rosscndale United who lie second from bottom.
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Blackpool Rovers lie just one place below the Blues in 18th and provide the sort of opposition Clithcroc should be beat ing at Shawbridge if they arc to stay out of trouble. The problem for Clitheroe is, of course, goals they haven t
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been scoring enough of them. Their defensive record this year has been encouraging. 1 hey
have conceded 28 goals in 20 games — only eight more than top side Flixton and 17 less than Blackpool Rovers. But while that side of their game goes according to plan,
only three sides in the league have scored less goals. Co-managers Gary Butcher and Denis Underwood have worked hard to find the right blend to bring the goals. They have tried numerous combinations up front but have
been hit by the injuries to one of their more consistent goalscorers Mark Hcys.
Jon Riley has been finding the back of the net m Cup games, but the side’s good form in the Vase has not been reproduced
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They arc^playing the right kind of football and arc creating the chances they need to finish off sides - but not taking
The managers have promised more new faces at Shawbridge until the right combination is found. They hnve already brought in cxBurnlcy trainees Andy Law-
son and Anthony McCluskey, both of whom figured in the side which drew at Bootle on Tuesday. A big boost the the club at the moment is the fantastic run of results they have achieved in the FA Vase. They arc now in the last 64 of the competition and must be pleased with yet another home draw in the next round when they will face Willenhall Town on January 13th. Another bumper crowd is anticipated at Shawhridgeand
, IAN RIMMER reports Salford City 2, Clitheroe 2
A BUMPY hard pitch, gale-force winds and a squad severely hit by flu didn’t help the Blues in their search for victory at Salford. But they battled hard and with a little
bit of luck could have collected all three points. In the first half the Blues were kicking
with the wind and they capitalised on that. On 13 minutes Steve Lampkin floated in
box to fire home.
Six minutes later the Blues went further ahead, when Neil Baron powerfully headed home a comer to send the strong Clitheroe
following into raptures.
With 10 minutes to go in the half Salford pulled a goal back when the ball was float ed into the box, the strong wind made it difficult to clear the ball properly and the
ball was smashed home. With only a'minute to go in the half, the
Blues had two opportunities to increase
their lead. Clive Dunn curled a free-kick round the wall but the ball was tipped round the
post. From the resulting comer Lampkin hit a first-time volley, which was cleared off the
line. In the second-half the Blues had to con
tend with a fierce wind which had picked up in strength as the game progressed, but with only eight minutes gone in the half Andy Rouine found himself clear and rac ing towards goal, but his shot was saved by the legs of the keeper.
The Blues coped well with the difficult conditions and continued to press forward
at every opportunity with Andy Dar byshire again proving difficult for the
opposition’s defence to handle.
With 78 minutes on the clock Salford, on one of their rare attacks on goal in the sec ond-half, pulled the score level with a pow erful header at the far-post.
Clitheroe: Moorey, Lampkin, Otley,
Baron, Westwell, Butcher, Rouine, Riley, Dunn, Darbyshire, Taylor. Subs: Lord,
Lawson, Keighley.
keeping an interest in that competition should help boost confidence for the league programme.
The next two games arc vital, and managers Denis Under wood and Gary Butcher know that six points over the Christ mas period will go a long way to making it a happier New ie onawonu c
Year for the Shawbridge faithful. . . .
D ep le ted Reserves w in the day
Whatley 0, Cl{theroe. Reserves 4
WITH four players elevated to the first team’s visit to Salford and three players injured it was a chance for reserve team manger David Burgess to look at players
who
had.not held a regu- Aidy Dugdale and Chris
lar place in the reserves. The result was that they
all performed very well in what is normally a tough derby encounter at Whal
ley. Playing against a strong
wind Clitheroe took the lead within ten minutes when Derick Mercer broke clear of the home defence and shot past the advanc ing keeper.
There were times when the wind made it difficult for the Clitheroe keeper Lui Divenuto to clear the ball, which gave Whalley an advantage, but defenders Gary Kay, Damien Burch,
Ridge kept the home attack at bay. The second-half was one
way traffic with Clitheroe totally on top. Striker Geoff Young made
ers on duty 21-years-old or ’ under it was a good team performance. Add the expe rience of Young, Paul Green and Mercer and the result took care of itself. Clitheroe: Divenuto, Kay,
Ridge, Burch, Dugdale, Mer cer (capt), McCluskey, Aspinwall, Ingham, Green, Young. Subs: Elmer, Slater,
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it 2-0 with a shot from 10 yards after good work from Anthony McCluskey. Mid-way through the half McCluskey made i t 3-0 after Martin Aspinwall and Paul Green set up the shot, and soon after Young scored his second and the team’s fourth when he cut in from the left, passed a couple of defenders and fired a low shot into the comer of the net. With eight of the 14 play-
De Lacy suffer sixth successive defeat
DE LACY’S poor run of form continued this week with a defeat at the hands of lowly Griffin Arms.
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in the Memorial League First Division after a run of six consecutive defeats. Swan at Whalley had a n - incredible result when they smashed nine past Rishton Arms. •
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The three points lift Swan at Whatley into a mid-table, position, with 18 points and sees Rishton Arms struggling with just four points.
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dropping to bottom by Rose arid Crown who so far only have one win to their name this season. Judge Walmsley’s scheduled ■ jjgg-
They are prevented from
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progress in the Second Divi sion with a healthy 4-1 tri umph away at Rising Sun.; New Inn secured only their third win of the season over , Stanhill Lions but still lie sec ond from bottom. Bottom of the pile Bay .
Horse Oswaldtwisle have no wins and no points from any of their 14 games so far this,
season. R • • ' esults First Division: . : . ,t JGriffin Albion 2, De Lacy 0; udge Walmsley v Rose and
Crown, postponed - new d a te • Walmslc: January 14th; Swan a t Whalley
9, Rishton Arms 2. ‘ Second Division.
Calderstones 2, Centurian 4; Ris ing Sun 1, RBL 4.
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game against the bottom side Grimn Albion.... was postponed and will now judge Walmsiey.. be played on January 14th. RBL continue to make
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LUCKLESS LADIES
LOSE OUT
Clitheroe Ladies 1 Ncwsham Ladies 3
NEWSHAM took the lead on five minutes when
. Clitheroe did manage to produce some pressure
a free-kick from the edge of th e box b e a t keeper Vickers and flew into the net.
after th a t , but all the chances they created came
to nothing. Disaster struck just before
The 2-0 loss sees the former high-fliers slip down to fourth • break 3-0 down. nsrvt Division after a run of six
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half-time for Clitheroe when they conceded two quick goals to go in at the
Clitheroe created even more chances, but were , kept at bay by the New- sham defence until the 70th minute when Watson final ly found the net for the home side. Clitheroe had the chance
In the second half
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to reduce the arrears fur ther a minute from time when they were awarded a penalty, but Ralph’s spot- kick was saved. C l i th e ro e L a d ie s : V ick e rs ,
Feather, Ward, Hughes, Room, H indson, H . T hw aite, S co tt ,
R alph , Smith, O’Brien. Subs: Slack, Watson, E. Thwaite.
Rimington book semi-final date
' Skipton Bulldogs 3, Rimington 4
THIS was a triumph for Rimington as the win took them to the semi-final of the Craven Cup.
reputation in the Craven and District League and an enviable record of success.
They are also a very physical side and it tome a com manding performance from Frankland and Taylforth
Their opponents Skipton Bulldogs have an excellent . ____
to battle their way to midfield superiority. Kay and Braithwaite constantly pushed Rimmy for
ward, and there was a good response from the speedy Dewhurst, Czapowski and Mitchell.
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The score at half-time stood at 1-1, Lawson s goal set ting Rimington on the road, and the same player again netted from Mitchell's comer after the break to estab lish the Rimington lead. In between Czapowski crashed the ball in from an
f Full reports of all the seasonal action from -; °hawbridge will appear in the Clitheroe Aclver- *
Lawson, ixc j^iiicjt____ i, v, v V.- -y tiser and Times next week —.don’t miss it! Bootle 1, Clitheroe 1
HEAVY rain before the match made the pitch sticky and slippery, but the Blues adapted well and came away from Bucks Park with a well earned
point. The difficult conditions played their
part in this game and restricted both sides in the chances they created. It was the Blues who had the early posses
a a free-kick, which was headed away only to find Andy Darbyshire on the edge of the
sion and on 15 minutes Ian Pilkington found himself free on the edge of the box but his shot was saved by the Bootle keep
er with his legs. Recent signings Tony McCluskey and
Andy Lawson coped well in the midfield and provided some good passes to Andy Taylor and Clive Dunn on both wings - but the Blues failed to turn that possession
into goals. And they paid the price. With only a
minute gone in the second-half the home side caught the Blues napping and a ball which wasn’t cleared properly was swung back into the box and powerfully headed
home.But the Blues refused to be denied at least
a share of the spoils. They battled back and on 72 minutes McCluskey won the ball in midfield and laid an inch-perfect pass to Taylor who cooly slotted the ball past the advancing
keeper. The Blues hung on to earn a valuable
point and get a chance this Saturday to earn three more when they entertain Prescot Cables at Shawbridge. Clitheroe: Mooney, Lampkin, Otley,
CLITHEROE moved up one place in th e table, above Boxing Day oppo nents Blackpool Rovers, a f te r Tuesday n ig h t’s draw with Bootle. I t ’s still very tight at the
CountieslLeague Round-up
North West
top of the table with just six points separating the leading five teams. Flixton retain top spot
* r»T teB r aw n te ln g r i l l s :C B a B d t e g i « 8 a
after their win over strug gling Skelmersdale United
at the weekend. Skelmersdale currently
have just one win and one draw to their name this year and prop up the table. Meanwhile, Second Divi sion side Vauxhall smashed the record for the highest score in the league last weekend when they beat Blackpool Mechanics 12-2. The previous record, which
Baron, Westwell, McCluskey, Lawson, Darbyshire, Dunn, Taylor. Subs: Riley,
Green, Kay. • Young defender Mark Smedley, who broke his leg in a college game six weeks ago, will be ready to play again in Febru ary, as will skipper Simon Pickles, who has begun light training after his leg break in October at Leek Town. Other casualties are Peter Washbrook
(groin), Paul Traynor (back) and Peter Delamere (foot). Reserve team manager David Burgess has
now used 38 players in 14 games this sea son
Newton in that season. RESULTS Saturday
Blackpool Rovs 2, Kidsgrove
Ath. 1; Burscough 2, Glossop N E 3; E a s tw o o d H a n le y 0, C h add or ton 1; Holkcr OB 2, Bootle 0; Mossley 3, Maine Rd 0; Nantwich T n 2, Darwen 0: R o s s e n d a le U td 1, P r e s c o t Cables 2; S t Helens T n 4, Pen r i th 3; Salford 2, Clitheroe 2; Skelmersdale U td 1, Flixton 2; Trafford 2, Newcastle T n 1. Tuesday
Bootle 1, C litheroe 1; Kids grove Ath. 6, Trafford 1: Maine
Rd 1, Penrith 0. FIXTURES Saturday
Burscough v Bootle; Chadder-
to n v Maine Rd; Clitheroe v P r e s c o t C ab le s ; D a rw e n v Skelmersdale U td ; F lix to n v Blackpool Rovs; Glossop N E v Trafford; Holker OB v Moss- ley; Kidsgrove Ath. v Newcas tle Tn; Penrith v S t Helens Tn; Rossendale Utd v Salford. Tuesday
Bootle v Maine Rd; Clitheroe
v Blackpool Rovs; Eastwood H a n le y v K id sg ro v e A th . ; Glossop N E v Flixton; Holker OB v Penrith; Nantwich T n v Newcastle Tn; Rossendale U td v D a rw e n ; S t H e le n s T n v P r e s c o t C ab le s ; S a lfo rd v Chadderton; Skelmersdale Utd v Burscough; Trafford v Moss-
ley.
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acute angle following King’s deep cross. Dewhurst completed Rimmy’s scoring, but « to
be said that the tenacious work of Taylforth and Fran kland in the face of some intimidation sealed the
Timington: Whittaker, King, Chapman, Frankland, Braithwaite, Lawson, TayUorth, Cook, Dewhurst. S. Cza powski, Mitchell. Sub: I. Chapowski.
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St Helens Town............ 24 10 12 2 4- Burscough..................... 21 12 4 5 40 gE pNE................. 23 9 9 5 40 Nantwich Town............ 2211 3 jj 30 Prescot Cables...............2310 C 7 3G Newcastle Town........... 1810 5 3 35 Holkcr OB..................... J JU 2 11 3o. KidsgruvcAth............... -1 ® 4 8 31 Maine Road................... 22 8 G 8 30 BOOtfc....................... 21 8 5 8 29 Eastwood Hanley..........22 G 10 G 28 Cha'V.lmon................. . 21 8 4 9 28 pfnrith.......................... 22 6 G 11 21 CLITHEROE............... 20 4 9 7 21 Blackpool Rovers.......... 23 5 G 1- 21
.Darwen......................... 24 4 7 3 9 Salford City................. 22 5 4 13 19 Rossendale Utd............ 23 3 0 15 14 Skelmersdale Utd..........23 1 1 - 1 . 4
STAGG-ERING DEFEAT AS UNBEATEN RUN ENDS!
Craven Heifer 3, Stagg Inn Reserves 4
IN THE proverbial game of two halves, Craven Heifer were very disappointed to let a three goal half-time lead slip to end their 15 game unbeaten run.
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With the wind at their back they started well enough They managed to pull the
1-0 up after a Ward comer fell for Bell to push the p
■ converted another Ward cor ner and Blcnkinship scored form Shears’cross. Everything changed in the
their own half for much of the first period, and Craven Heifer were guilty of missing a hatful of chances. By half-time they had put two more away after Bell
Stagg were penned back in
second-half as Stagg launched wind-assisted long
balls into the Craven Heifer box.
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score back to’3-2 before .Heifer came back into the game, but they failed to con vert any. of the chances they , created. Then Ward was sent off for Craven Heifer, making the
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Craven Heifer did not live up to their usual standards and
Despite the conditions, ', - : New Inn have the will to win . New Inn 5, Stanhill Lions 3 .
THERE are some great partnerships peo ple remember—
Yul.Brinner and Steve -McQueen, Batman and Robin, Beer and Curry and the New Inn with the “Will-to-
i Inn’s WWF Challenge, especially al after oum--: meant no matter what Stanhill threw at tne ley Davies slight mishap earlier in the season v
■Win”. Of all of their
recent.matches’ ups and downs, this one was
going.to be the New er Stan-
" ’ • ' __• f . . . .K « 1U w tT i I k a e o o c n n .
to give StanhiU a 3-4 win from the penalty. • •: Though there was some very interesting use Maintaining their push at the top of the table, the Under 16s spot in the dying seconds—sorry Stanl
• from the “Shorty Grant” and “Big Jim they responded and responded well..,
—« . .. ^ j.':, 0f elbows and feet that would
make.tne w a ’j.
Even an early goal within the firet minute^
...age.Thm boJffir quake, Stanhul con inu S nf nhiU Vr0U“1 DOt det0UF
Tudisco, Stan Davies and “Shorty " name a few.
And at the end of 45 minutes the Inn were 2-. ! ; r , - ..v., Adam Adam Kostilek got two
ofi.tne goais anu.uie.umc**
heat Huncoat United 5-1. M j ' h
goals
and.the others were i - ’ '
S K i i persistence meant they over--’ scored by Andrew Whaites, Simon Best and Tony Long ^ r l S m i S ' S J ^ S e ” '’The Burnley league Under 16s teim ^nt toed thdrre^n)
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.' dictability, the Inn leaving their brains and hoots on the touchline for the first 10 minutes
' - three apiece they started to want the ball. ■: This couplea with some stalwart defending, irom tn e . ouu* wj
' When they did wake up to find rihe score, ofthehalf. .. , .. '
will have to improve to con tinue a serious title challenge. Craven Heifer: Barnes, Grant, Waddington, Barrett, Henshaw, Shears, Robinson, Ward, Bell, Blenkinship, Parkinson. Subs: Rawson, Aspinwall.
r.litheroft Golf Club Silver success
for lady captain
game doubly difficult, and they eventually conceded what proved to be the winner. for Stagg with five minutes left on the clock.’
THE winner of the Silver. Division of Clitheroe Golf, Club ladies’ section medal was Lady Captain Mrs.
- Mary Eglin. .
- She returned.92-17-75 to win the day.
The winner of the Bronze, Division was Mrs G. Smith i (99-20-79)
i 1 up thanks to old "Bunkers” himself. _ . . : The second half started with its usual pre-,
has stood since the 1988/89 season, was held by Maine Road who put 11 past
ENGLAND netball alar Anna Newell has added to her recent success by being awarded the Leukaemia Trophy for Sporting Excellence by the Hyndbum and Ribblc Valley Schools Association. Anna, 15, is a pupil at St Augustine’s RC High School, Billington, and has recently been named captain of the national Under
16s netball team.
fqndrousj weekend!
CLITHEROE Wolves had another smashing weekend, with their teams winning five out of the six games they played and drawing the other. The draw came in the top- of-the-table clash for the Under 11s at St Joseph's. Despite taking the lead on
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The award, presented at the Associa tion's AGM, has been given in recognition of Anna’s all-round sporting excellence
and attitude. As well as netball Anna, who lives m
Rishton, is also interested in athletics,
volleyball and rounders. She is a qualified netball unpire and rep resents Lancashire at Under 21s level.
Rihhle Valiev Uadies’ Darts League
Legion take over at the top
ROYAL British Legion’s 5-3 win over Kings Arms A puts them three points clear of Craven Heifer A at the top of the Ribble Valley Ladies’ Darts League. The table is still very tight with just seven points covering
the top five places. ju d g e Walmsiey and P etre Arms kep t th e pressure on th e to p
sides8w ith good 7-1 wins over Black Bull 30; 9. Royal Oak B 23. 10. Billington BC18. High scores: 133 - Kath Peel
Catholic SC and Owd Neds respectively. In the Second Division lead
two occasions, the Wolves couldn’t hold on for the win and instead settled for a 3-3 draw which puts them one point off the top. Clitheroe’s goals were
I Six goals from John Paul Fagan and a hat-trick from Michael Walsh put the Under 13s well on the way to their 12-3 win over visiting Earby Colts. Steven Wharton was out standing for the Clitheroe side, whose other goals were scored by Tom Saun ders (2) and Oliver Cross. Mathew Coulter and Phillip Robinson got two goals each for the Under 14s in their 6-1 win at Brierfield Celtic. Paul Clark and Thomas
scored by William Cross, Steven Wilson and James Drinkall and their best player was Michael Thompson.
ing side Victoria could only manage a 4-4 draw with Dog and Partridge (Barrow) A. but second-placed White Horse could not take advan-' tage of the slip-up, losing 5-3 to Dog and Partridge (Bar- row) B. The gap at the top is
now just one point. Results
First Division
Royal Oak A 3, Craven Heifer A 5; RB Legion 5, Kings Arms A 3; Kings Arms B 3, Black Horse 5; Catholic SC 1. Judge Walmslcy 7; Owd Neds l, Petre Arms 7. Second Division
Dog and Partridge (Clitheroe) v Billington BC (not played); Vic toria 1. Dog and Partridge ( Bar- row) A 4; Dog and Partridge (Barrow) B 5. White Horse 5; Craven Heifer B 4, Low Moor 4; Black Bull v Royal Oak B (not
played). Points and Positions
First Division
Benfield got the other two goals and Gary Jackson got the man-of-the-match
award.At home to Rossendale
Valley the Under 15s from Clitheroe smashed seven goals in and conceded only
1. RB Legion 41; 2. Craven Heifer A 41; 3, Petre Arms 40; 4, Royal Oak A 39; 5, Judge Walms lcy 37:6. Kings Arms A 33; 7,
Black Horse 32; 8, Catholic SC 32; 9. Owd Neds 29; 10, Kings
Arms B 25. Second Division
1. Victoria 45; 2, White Horse 44; 3, Craven Heifer B 42; 4, Low
one in reply. Daniel Vesty helped him
(Kings Arms B): 108 finish - Joyce Scedle (Craven A). ■
Rihhlesdale Table Tftnnis Association
' Kimington’s | huge lead
AT THE half-way stage in the Ribblesdale Table Ten nis Association League Waddington A, with wins over Rimington 9-1.and Waddington B 8-2, lead the
table with 21 points. Standen C are second after wins over Roefield 9-1 and Rimington 9-1. They are closely followed by Standen
A. ' Other results: Bowland B 3;
Standen A 7; Bowland C 0, Bow-- land B 10; Waddington B 2, Roe-, field 8; Bowland A 9, Bowland B: 1; Bowland C 0, Rimington 10?. Standen A 8, Standen A 8,, Standen B 2; Standen B 10, Bow^
land CO. , •
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Moor Club 40: 5. Dog and Par- nimuigton... tridge (Barrow) A 34; 6, Dog and StaiHien Ii..... Par tr idge (Barrow) B 34; 7, Dog Waddington 0,
and Partridge (Clitheroe) 32; 8. Rowland C....
self to a hat-trick and the others came form Matthew Garner (2). Jonathan Smalley and Steven Wilkinson. Glen Taylor was the man-of-
thc-match.
| crazy when they smashed six past the visiting Bor rowdale side. - " The impressive Joe Gar
Glen Dinsdale was out standing for the Under 10s in their home match with Borrowdale. The Wolves finished up 6- 2 winners after Dinsdale, Mark Hitchin (2), Jorden Walmersley, Richard Hodges and Carl Fowler were all on target. The Under 9s went goal
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ner got four of the goals and was joined by David Bunyon (2), William Tat- tersall, Peter Dibb, Daniel Turner and James War- burton on the scoresheet. .
Readstone go one over the eight!
READSTONE’S Under 11s put up a good performance
in beating Rishton United 9-0 last weekend. ' Goalscorers were Robert Walsh, who got four, and one each
' Top-of-the-table'Blue Star heat the Under#l&*2.,Read- stone’s goals were scored by Andrew Purvis and Steven Lind-
for Tom Feamhead,’Andrew. Moores,Ryan McBreen, Neil Tennant and James Huggon.
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