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FTER the exploits of la s t season in the FA Carlsberg


Vase, Clitheroe will find out who their first oppo­ nents in this term’s com­ p e t i t io n are during the week ahead. Their achievements in


Saturday with four consecutive home games coming up and the start of their FA Carlsberg Vase cam­ paign. Bv Justin Connolly


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LITHEROE’S season enters a crucial stage on


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C r u n c h t i m e f o r C l i t h e r o e DARWEN DOUBLE FOR BLUES


Clitheroe 1 Darwen 1


The team sits joint-top of


the North-West Counties' League First Division — second on goal-difference to Trafford. And co-manager Denis


reaching the Wembley final in May saw the Blues hand­ ed a bye in this year’s compe­ tition until the second round proper, and the first round games are held on Saturday. Of the ties involving North- West Counties’ League First Division clubs, leaders Traf- ford face a tricky task away a t Burscough, while Nantwich Town entertain Willenhall Town, Clitheroe’s fourth round victims last sea­ son. This season’s cup experts,


Newcastle Town, face West Midlands side Lye Town, while Vauxhall GM travel to Wearside to face Annfield Plain. Blackpool Rovers are at


Underwood is confident the Blues can remain in the chase. “The games against Dar­


wen should has got every­ one back in the right mood a f te r the defeat at Burscough. "We didn't play too badly


A DRAW was enough to see Clitheroe through to the next round of the Floodlit Trophy, m a in ta in in g th e i r two-goal advantage from the first leg. The Blues were content to defend


pulled off a fine save to deny Dar­ wen, while his opposite number in the visitors’ goal, Rob Batty, denied Penman with a superb save. There were just five minutes to go


their lead in the first-half, and Dar­ wen seemed strangely reluctant to press them. Clitheroe suffered a setback after


when Mark Walsh levelled things on the night for Darwen, but by then it was too late and Blues were through.


Darwen 1 Clitheroe 2


20 minutes when left-back Les Thompson was sent off for danger­ ous play. But neither keeper had much to do


for the first 45 minutes, with both defences dealing comfortably with any dangerous moments. The scores remained level until the break with Clitheroe the happier of


then but suffered a heavy defeat, and we have come back well. “Jon Penman and Paul


the two sides. In the second half the visitors failed to take advantage of their


Mullin are forging a good partnership up front, the defence is gelling together well and Dave Sharpies and Geoff Smith are doing well in the midfield,” said Denis. “Jon and Paul are getting


home to Northern League Consett, and Northern Counties East side Ossett Town play host to Holker Old Boys. Newcastle Town won


extra man and Paul Mullin gave Clitheroe the lead when he was picked out by a Jon Penman pass. That killed off the game as a con­


test, but Darwen came back at Clitheroe as the match suddenly


sparked into life. Clitheroe keeper James Goodman


together very well a t the moment and have devel­ oped a good understanding. “Jon is a much better play­


through to the FA Cup first round proper for the first time in their history on Sat­ urday with a 4-0 demolition of UniBond Premier Divi­ sion champions Bamber Bridge, and now have the fantastic prospect of a home tie against the Football League’s oldest club Notts County. But while the cup games pile


take on Eastwood Hanley a t Shawbridge. Eastwood have got off to a


er now than he was when he left us for Southport and he is getting in the goals.” On Saturday, Clitheroe will


good start, losing just three of their 13 games so far. They have conceded just 13 goals but have scored


up for Newcastle, although they remain unbeaten in the league, they are as many as seven games behind some teams in the league and they face a taxing fixture list over


the coming months. RESULTS Saturday


1; Chadderton 2, Glossop North End 1; Darwen 1, CLITHEROE 2; Holker Old Boys 3, Nantwich Town 1; Maine Road 1, Atherton Collieries 6; Mossley 3, Trafford 0; Penrith 3, Bootle 0; Prescot Cables 2, Eastwood Hanley 0: Rossendale United 1, St Helen’s Town 3; Vauxhall GM 0. Kids-


grove Athletic 0. FA Cup *lth Qualifying Round Newcastle Town 4, Bamber Bridge 0.


castle Town 3, Atherton Col­ lieries 0.


Darwen 1, Maine Road 5; New­


Glossop North End 2, Hasling- den 2; Trafford 2, Eastwood Hanley 1.


Bootle 2, St Helens Town 1; First Round second Leg


ton; Bootle v Glossop North End; CLITHEROE v Eastwood Hanley; Darwen v Penrith; Kids- grove Athletic v Salford City; Mossley v Maine Road; Prescot Cables v Rossendale United. FA Carlsberg Vase


Atherton Collieries v Chadder­ First Division


FIXTURES Saturday


Floodlit Trophy First Division Tuesday Burscough 1, Blackpool Rovers First Division


just 22, a record which sees them in the top seven in the current table. “Last season they beat us


a t Shawbridge and we drew at their place,” said Denis.


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Clilhcroc Reserves 1 Chadderton 1


AN IMPROVED performance from Clitheroe’s second string still saw them fail to pick up th re e points a t Shawbridge. The Blues dominated early on but could not penetrate the Chadderton


defence. Simon Pickles and Dave Horrocks


both went close, forcing good saves from the visiting keeper. Chadderton looked dangerous going forward and had the Clitheroe defence stretched, but it was the Blues who took the lead after Pickles was upend­


ed in the area. Andy Lawson stepped up and made no


mistake from the spot. The lead lasted just 30 seconds,


though, when straight from the kick-off Chadderton pushed forward and hit the


attract some good players — which is surprising


RED-HOT Clitheroe striker Jon Penman was again on the mark for the Blues as they joined Traf­ ford a t the top of the table on 30


points. I t was a good first half perfor­


mance from Clitheroe, in a half which produced all the game’s


goals. The Blues gave local rivals Dar­ wen a lesson in football during that first period, but the second half was a disappointment with both sides failing to take advantage of several openings. The home side started the better,


when he fired in his ninth goal in seven games on 14 minutes, raiding the left hand side before shooting into the far corner. This provoked Darwen into life


and following a corner, the home side levelled matters with a good header from Mark Walsh giving Goodman no chance. Darwen almost took a shock lead


when a shot skimmed the Blues’ bar, but Clive Dunn put Clitheroe ahead for the second time 10 min­ utes before the break. Dave Sharpies found the


unmarked Dunn from a free kick, and he found the back of the net from 10 yards. Penman should have increased


and won a couple of corners, but James Goodman, deputising for Lee Greenacre in goal, showed con­ fidence and good handling. Penman handed Clitheroe the lead


because they haven’t had their own ground for about three seasons. “For that match I hope to


have some new faces in the squad. “We are looking a t two


e added: “They always seem to have an experienced side and


versatile players who can play in midfield, out wide or up front and we hope to have them here by the weekend. “Even when you are doing


Clitheroe’s lead before the interval, but he shot wide with the goal gap­ ing. Both Paul Mullin and Penman were guilty of squandering chances after the restart, and at the other end McGarry and Walsh also missed their way. Penman was unlucky to see his


shot finger-tipped to safety, but Clitheroe held out to take the three points and their second victory of the season at the Anchor Ground.


well you sometimes have to introduce new players just to spark things up a bit. “What we don’t want is


competition for places and that’s what we want. “The spirit in the squad is


for any players to feel they are guaranteed a place. “It can be difficult to keep


Silver success for locals K ARATE couple Marie and Wayne


Beck fought their way to success in a national competition at the


weekend. The Clitheroe-bascd husband and wife


a big squad like ours together a t this level because certain players will only play in the reserves for so long. “But a big squad means


Injuries mount for Reserves


fire — the closest anyone came to scor­ ing was when Chadderton hit the post, but the home side created little. Injuries to John Holding and Andy Ling disrupted the team, but a point


was all the locals deserved. Clitheroc Reserves 2


Ramsboltom United Reserves 1


TWO excellent strikes from Dave Horrocks gave the Blues all three points against Ramsbottom Unit­


ed. Clitheroe began slowly and the visitors had the early initiative. Only poor finishing and the safe hands of Lee Greenacre in goal kept United at


net as the Clitheroe defence failed to


clear. The second half never really caught


shoulder after 20 minutes and was replaced by Horrocks. The Blues began to create one or two chances, with midfielder Peter Wash- brook in the thick of the action, but it took until five minutes before the break before they took the lead.


bay. Skipper Simon Pickles damaged his


very good at the moment. We are all confident and the lads are gelling togeth­ er well. "What we need to do now


is sta rt getting our home form going to stay in the hunt.” Saturday’s game kicks-off at 3 p.m.


team finished second as all-comers from around the country met for the National School of Karate Competition in Birming­ ham. Marie and Wayne, both 26, won through ini­


Squad for the European Championships in 1983, at which time she was the British champion — a prestigious title she kept for three years. She started the club four years ago when


her husband became involved. Like her, he has since reached black-belt standard and both now share instructor


tial preliminary rounds to make it to the final four in their individual sections. They both won their semi-final bouts before losing out in the finals. The couple, who have been married for five


years, share a passion for the martial arts which has seen them set up the Clithcroc Karate Club. Marie has been involved in the sport since the age of 10, progressing to the British


duties at the club. They took three of their students with them to the Birmingham competition and, while they didn’t actually win anything, the young­ sters acquitted themselves well. Steven Davies (9), Thomas Kcarsley (13) and Adam McAlIy (11) all attend Clithcroe


Karate Club. The club meets at Rocfield Barn every


Tuesday and Friday at 6 p.m. Our picture shows Marie and Wayne with their silver medals. (CAT43I6)


A pass put Horrocks in the clear and he unleashed a vicious shot into the bot­ tom corner of the net. Ramsbottom were not too deflated and levelled moments later when a mix-up between Greenacre and defender Lee Dobson let in a Ramsbottom forward, who followed the ball into the empty net. Clitheroe’s play improved after the


break and although they kept the visi­ tors in their own half for long periods,


it took something special to break down their defence. Horrocks broke away from the Rams-


although he could have completed his hat-trick in the final minute but for the


bottom back four and struck an unstoppable shot into the top corner. This turned out to be the winner,


post. The Blues travel to Castleton Gabriels


on Saturday, kick-off 3 p.m., with Damien Birch, Simon Gough and Pick­ les injury worries.


Chatburn need some magic! Chatburn 2 Pendle Forest 5


CHATBURN tied itself up in chains and threw away the key for the visit of Pendle Forest.


Annfield Plain v Vauxhall GM; Burscough v Trafford; Blackpool Rovers v Consett; Nantwich Town v Willenhall Town; New­ castle Town v Lye Town; Ossett Town v Holker Old Boys. Tuesday


North End v Eastwood Hanley; Maine Road v Holker Old Boys; Vauxhall GM v Mossley. Wednesday


Atherton Collieries v Salford City; Chaderton


First Division


CLITHEROE; Newcastle Town v Trafford; St Helens Town v


v Darwen.


Rossendale United v Castleton Gabriels.


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Floodlit Trophy Burscough v Penrith; Glossop First Division


A 5-2 defeat leaves the Rib- ble Valley club without a win to its name and in deep


By Max Gardner


water. Unfortunately, it does not have the reputation of being


restart Forest had scored twice again. Chatburn pulled one back through John Hodgson, but five minutes later Forest made it 4-1. Chatburn’s second came


Within 10 minutes of the


through Mark Green, who pulled a rabbit from a hat, when he volleyed home his own back header. With it being Hallowe’en


a Houdini. Player-manager, and high wizard, Mark Boyd, was not available for the humiliating


defeat. When he returns he needs to conjure up a bit of magic, to get his injured team back up on its feet and playing with confidence. Purchasing a bucket and


defend better in the coming month with games against the two undefeated teams Bradlow Racing and New Gardeners. West Bradford 6


The locals will have to Enibsay Reserves 1


tonight, wizard Boyd might be paying a visit to Pendle Hill, perhaps to divine some inspiration? Perhaps he should just go and find some more players? Clithcroc Social Club 5 Deb’s Off Licence 6


STRIKER Moore was the architect of this Bradford win — he banged in four goals to make sure his side took the points. Facing a strong wind, Brad­ ford did well enough in the first half to secure a 2-0 lead, courtesy of two excellent goals from Moore. I t could have been three


sponge could be his first practical move? Everyone who plays football knows the magical qualities of these items, when applied to an


injury. At present, Chatburn are


using a saucepan and dish­


cloth. Forest did not possess a Paul


Daniels, but they still daz­ zled their opponents with their tricky football. However, it was just two


A REMARKABLE come­ back to level the scores after going 5-0 down was in vain for the locals, who conceded a killer sixth goal with five minutes remaining. The Clitheroe side took to


EAST LANCASHIRE FOOTBALL LEAGUE


grave 0; Oswaldtwistle (i, Rist Rangers 1; Sabden 2, Crossbills ti; Settle United 0, Worsthorne 0; Trawden Celtic I, Rimingtun 1.


Mill Hill St Peter’s 1, Gar- First Division RESULTS


Colne 0, Hurst Green G; Langho 2, Earby Town 2; Oswaldtwistle Town 1. Barnoldswick Park Rovers :»; Ribchester Rovers 1, Rock Rovers 2; Whinney Hill 3, Nelson FOB 1. Reserve Division


Chatburn 2, Pendle Forest 5; Second Division


Beaten Swan lose top spot


Swan at Whalley 2, Ileys Inn 3


LEAPFROGGED by the physical Oswaldtwistle side, Swan a t Whalley were replaced a t the top of the Memorial League by Heys Inn, who inflicted the


locals’ first defeat of the season. The strong wind dictated Walmesley2. Second Division:


Green 5, Colne United 2; Pendle Forest 3. Mill Hill St Peter’s 7; Read United 0, Barnoldswick United 5; Trawden Celtic 1, Settle United 0; Worsthorne 7, Sabden 0.


Colne 0. Nelson FOB 1; Hurst


when Hickling went close, seeing a fierce shot come backoff the crossbar. Early in the second half


the field without two or three of their regular faces and, kicking against a strong wind in the first half, they turned around 3-0 in arrears. Within five minutes of the restart it was 4-0, and things


minutes before half-time before former Sabden player Darren Ormerod struck an unstoppable shot to give his


side the lead. At half-time, Chatbum’s sor­


cerer’s apprentice, Graeme Heanan, dished out instruc­ tions from the spell book, but they all back-fired and his team of mops and buckets could not stem the second- half flood.


.filar Shane Kennedy and hat-trick hero nicn Whitehead helped Rcadstone Unit- cr 11s maintain their excellent start to the with an emphatic 12-1 victory over Rish-


el Fox (2), Thomas Harper and Jordan


verc also an the scorcsheet. ,der 12s strcnslhcncd Ihctr position at Ihe i a 1-2 win over Horrowdalc, with James i (2), Michael Cunt and Ryan McBrccn on


ackhurn I.enfiuc Under 18 side beat May- I with souls from Stephen Rdmondson (2) „ Bartlett netting. Rut the Burnley LenRue 8 side Inst by the odd Roal in three to Tod- despite a Rout from Jonathan DuRtlnle.


alley Under its lost their unbeaten record i a very Rood Blackburn Boys side by a <■- in. Darren FothcrRill was Whatleys star


„der 8s Inst by the same score-aRainst A, after hcinR 3-0 down after five mm-


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away to the leoRue leaders LanRho in the Under 1 Is lost 5-1 after taktnR he lead


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I^ThmUnneRameforWhatteyand nark Kdmondson was man-of-the-match.


(.'iicfer after a corner on the left.


got even worse on 70 minutes with a fifth that hovered for­ ever before dropping over goalkeeper Barnes. But the Social Club pulled things around superbly, turn­ ing the game around on its head. They fired five in 10 minutes


Motors; Trawden Celtic v whit- bread Salmesbury. First Division


Mill Hill St Peter’s v Leyland


FIXTURES Adidas Shield


Moore completed his hat- trick and Sudworth made it 4-0 with a cross which drift­ ed over the keeper’s head and into the net. Not content with his hat- trick, Moore added a fourth goal to Bradford’s tally before Embsay scored a con­ solation goal from their only chance of the game. Towards the end Sudworth


scored his second to complete the 6-1 scorelinc.


to turn the game on its head, with stalwart Lenny Aspin- wall netting two. But with five minutes to go


and the locals pushing for­ ward, the Social conceded a sixth to give the visitors the final say.


The Under 12s held Blackburn UnRles at 1-1 at


half-time in their clash with Shaun Stell putting Whatley ahead, hut despite some excellent saves from the outstanding James Nelson in the locals' goal, he was beaten five times, with Jamie Barnes scoring a second for Whalley with the best goal of the game after a stunning solo run.


Clitheroc Wolves Under 1 Is were involved in an No fewer than 14 goals were shared by Ihe two


incredible game with Huncoal. sides, with the Clitheroe side eventually emerg­


ing 8-G winners. Both teams were unbeaten before this game which exploded into life with the Wolves snatch­ ing an early 3*0 lead. Huncoat drew level, before


the Wolves went 4-3 up. Just before the break it was level again and for 20 minutes after the break things were tight. But Karl Fowler was the man to put the Wolves in front when he rose for a terrific header after a


well-worked corner. The Wolves then took a 7-4 lead, before letting Huncoat grab a couple more goals. Just before the final whistle the Wolves got their eighth. Man-of-the-match Michael Galeski got four of


the goals, Matthew Musgrove got three and Karl Fowler got the other.


Glenfield Leisurewear Five- A-Side League. PSV Hangover kept up their 100% record with a 14-3 mauling of Litebody Stars. That record is matched only by Low Moor whose 5-1 over Higher Buck keeps them joint top. Three sides are still without


TWO teams share the lead after four games in the


ton v Barnoldswick United; Rist Rangers v Settle United: Stack- s t e a d s S t .1 o s e p h ’s v Oswaldtwistle. Second Division


Gargnive v Sabden; Kiming-


Colne; Earby Town v Whinney Hill; Hurst Green v Ribchestor Rovers; Nelson FOB v Oswald­ twistle Town; Pendle Forest v Langho; Read United v Chat­ burn: Rock Rovers v Colne United.


Barnoldswick Park Rovers v


Mill Hill St P ete r ’s v Read United; Nelson FOB v Hurst Green; Sabden v Pendle Forest; Settle United v Colne United; Worsthorne v Trawden Celtic.


Barnoldswick United v Colne; Reserve Division


this would be a game of two halves, and that proved to be the case. Swan raced out of the blocks


Commy 5, Calderstones 2. Third Division: New Inn 3, Bay Horse Ossy 6.


FIXTURES


and, although playing against the wind, took the lead in the third minute when Matt Lee lashed home a loose ball following a corner with the predatory instincts of his boyhood idol George Oghani. A couple of half-chances


First Division: Black Dog v De


Lacy (Wilsons); Judge Walmes- ley v Kings Arms (Roefield); Swan Whalley v Brown Cow (Whalley). Second Division: Calderstones v Fox and Hounds


apart, the remainder of the half belonged to Heys, but goalkeeper Tristan Barnet was rarely troubled, due in part to a first-ever man-of- the-match performance from Iain Czapowski. An equaliser did come,


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Stars 3. 10 a.m. — Rag Legs Utd v Buck


Rovers; 10-50 a.m. — Parkers Arms v Boland Magic; 11-40 p.m. — Shy Talk v Low Moor; 12-30 p.m. — Rapid Decline v Waddy Arms; 1-20 p.m. — PSV Hangover v Higher Buck; 2-10 p.m. — AFC Sausage v Litebody Stars.


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1. PSV Hangover 12; 2. Low


POINTS AND POSITIONS


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defeat in the Memorial Foot­ ball League. Swan at Whalley lost the


First Division PW D 1. V


n’t see the number of chances which should have arrived. It took a mistake from the otherwise superb Heys keep­ er to allow Sam Chapman to hand Whalley the lead. The game then opened up


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but two breakaways from Heys resulted in two goals in five minutes to leave Swan chasing the game with only minutes remaining. Several more goal-line clear­ ances and magnificent saves


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o maintained their 100%


T WAS a grim week for the Ribble Valley as all five local sides went down to


league leadership — while there were defeats also for De Lacy and still-pointless Judge Walmesley. Calderstones suffered a 5-2


reverse at the hands of Commy FC in the Second Division while New Inn completed the disastrous weekend with a 6-3 defeat at home to Bay Horse Ossy in


the Third Division. RESULTS


tery Hotel 3; Swan at Whalley 2, Heys Inn 3; Brown Cow 5, Judge


First Division: De Lacy 1, Ceme­


record for the season with a 6-0 thrashing of Colne FC. They top the East Lan­


cashire Football League Second Division after a storming start to the season. They have scored an incred­ ible 28 goals so far and have conceded just three. Scorers for them against


Colne were Brown and Mal- lett, who bagged a brace apiece, Andcrton and the other came courtesy of an own goal. Hurst Green second team


also continued their good start to the season with a 5-3 win over Colne. The goals came from Moore


(2), Keith Bamber, Marks and Tnylforth.


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Tickets: CO013. P. Stephens, Wigan, S/Order E0031, Pat Thomas, Bacup, 132


(Calderstones). Third Division: Asco v New Inn (Blackburn).


Agents Prize: 003 Fred Copless, £20. Drawn by: P. Saunders. JOIN NOW! DRAWN EV ER Y DAY


C63.000 a year in local prizes “FO R O NLY E l P E R WEEK" C o lle c to rs /A g ents Required NOW!! RING 700000 Promoter: B. Denting. Turf Moor Development Office


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