Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified)


Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, March 12th, 1998 27 intention to step down from the job for


Burgess leaves second string C


LITHEROE are on the lookout for a reserve team manager after Dave Burgess announced his


personal reasons. Burgess, who is close to the end of his


third season in charge in his second spell, will hand over the reins at the end of the season, or before should a suitable replace­ ment be found. But he will not be leaving altogether and discussions are underway to find him


a new role at the club. Chairman Steve Rush said: “I would


like to thank Dave for all his hard work - he really has done a superb job. “The side won the East Lancashire League President’s Cup before moving up


into the North-West Counties’ Reserve Division. “I t was a big step up but they did


superbly to finish runners up in both league and cup, and it’s not out of the question for them to finish runners-up this year. "He will be a hard man to replace, but


I’m glad he has decided to remain at the club because he still has a lot to offer." Clitheroe co-boss Denis Underwood added: “I’ll be sorry to see him go because


he has done a great job. “In many ways he’s had a tougher job


than me - I’ve been known to ring him up on a Friday night and take a couple of players out of his team and then he has to find another couple of players. “But he’s going to carry on at the club and I’m sure his input will be valuable."


Dace Burgess


the Royal Pigeon Racers’ Association at their presenta­ tion night on Friday. Dougic Taylor of Carnforth


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was on hand to give out trophies and the event, held at Clitheroe Royal British Legion Club, attracted around 60 members. Jim Scott, whose family has


been involved in pigeon racing in Clitheroe for more than a centu­ ry, claimed the title of Fancier of the Year, and Bird of the Year with a pigeon which won both the 400-mile Wren race and the 460-mile Nantes Race. The all-bird inland points tro­


Champions sign-off in style


It finished the Glenfield Leisurewear Five-a-Side Foot­


CHAMPIONS Mad For


ball League season at Roefield Leisure Centre by beating


runners-up Waddy Arms 5-2. RESULTS


Wanderers 1, Rapid Decline 1;


Mad For It 5. Waddy Arms 2; Rib- ble Motors 4, Parkers Arms 6; Spit­ ting Pig 5, Howland Strollers 4; Buck Rovers 2. Rag Logs Utd 4; Real Bladdered 1, Dynamo Sausage 4. TABLE P W D L P


Mad For I t ...... 22 21 0 1 63 Waddy Arms.... 22 15 0 7 45 Wanderers....... 22 11 4 7 37 Rag Legs Utd... 22 12 0 10 36 Parkers Arms... 22 11 2 9 35 Dynamo Sausage22 11 1 10 34 Spitting Pig.... 22 11 1 10 34 Ribble Motors.. 22 9 4 10 31 Buck Rovers__ 22 10 0 12 30 Bowland Strollers22 7 3 12 24 Rapid Decline.. 22 4 1 17 13 Real Bladdered 22 3 1 18 10 FIXTURES


Spring Five-a-side Tournament Sunday, March 22nd


Group 1:9 a.m. - Rag Legs Utd


‘Bowland Strollers v Mad For It; 10-10 a.m. - Clitheroe v Paralytic Athletic; 10-20 am. - Rag Legs Utd V Mad For It; 10-30 a.m. - Bow­ land Strollers v Paralytic Athletic. Group 2:10-55 a.m. - Wander­


v Bowland Strollers; 9-10 a.m. - Clitheroe v Mad For It; 9-20 a.m. - Rag Legs Utd v Paralytic Athletic; 9-30 a.m. - Bowland Strollers v Clitheroe; 9-)0 a.m. - Mad For It v Paralytic Athletic; 9-50 a.m. - Rag Legs Utd v Clitheroe: 10 a.m. -


phy and the all-bird time and distance trophy went to Harry Chatburn, while Harry Loft- house netted the young bird points trophy and the time and distance trophy for young birds. The longest all-bird race, from


Niort in France, was won by Francis Haworth with first and second places.


The other race from France,


the Sartilly Race, saw Stuart Scott and son clinch both first and second places. The trophies for the highest


prize wins went to Harry Chat- bum and Harry Lofthouse, while Brian Scott, son of Jim, won the 400-mile yearling wrens’ race. Other trophies went to David


Parker, and Mr and Mrs P.


Barker. Organisers and club officials


wish to thank the steward and stewardess, and the committee of the Legion club for their sup­ port throughout the season. Winners, members and offi­


cials are pictured before Friday’s presentation. (060398/27/17a)


Police arrest runaways


Division title race by recording a stunning victory over runaway leaders Chatburn A. This win cuts the gap at the top to


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ECOND-placed Police have opened up the Clitheroe and 'District Snooker League First


six points and leaves the villagers look­ ing nervously over their shoulders. Third-placed Catholic B have kept


their slim title hopes alive with a big win over struggling Billington B. Bottom club Chatburn B enjoyed


(-17) 27, P. Craig (11) 77; G. Clark (14) 37. J. Griffiths (20) 94; M. Lawson (7) 54,1. Hart­ ley (18) 50; S. Harrison (6) 68, P. Atkinson (24 ) 77; P. Craig (-4) 48, F. Booth (14) 62; C. Simkin (-14) 91, B. Brown (scratch) 48. Catholic B 12 (489), Billington B 2 (380):


a huge win over fellow strugglers Waddington A, who look increasingly likely to take the drop. In the Second Division, newcomers Whalley Conservative are almost cer­ tain of promotion after brushing aside the challenge of third placed


citizens' hopes of promotion. Chipping B look likely to take the


Pendle Club. This defeat all but ends the senior


other promotion place, even though they went down to Low Moor B. Downham have lifted themselves


off the foot of the table for the first time with a good win over Social, and


First Division


D. Cowking (3) 59, D. Smith (-2) 39; P. Rigby (27) 92, T. Smith (27) 80; W. Robinson (19) 93, K.A. Smith (27) 34; A. Rigby (9) 56, I. Nash (-14) 64; G. Parker <G) 99, I. Charlton (10) 35; E. Rigby (1) 28, M. Whitaker (17)


ers v Waddy Arms; 11-10 a.m. - The Usual Suspects v Craven Heifer; 11-25 a.m. - Wanderers v The Usual Suspects; 11-10 a-m. - Waddy Arms v Craven Heifer; 11-55 a.m. - Wanderers v Craven Heifer 12-10 p.m. - Waddy Arms


v The Usual Suspects. Group 3:12-35 p.m. - Alma Inn


A V Swirl; 12-50 p.m. - Ribble Motors v LMU; 1-05 p.m. - Alma Inn A v Ribble Motors; 1-20 p.ra. - Swirl v LMU; 1-35 pun. - Alma Inn A v LMU; 1-50 p.m. - Swirl v Rib­


ble Motors. Group 4: 2-15 p.m. - Clitheroe


Utd v Alma Inn B; 2-30 p.m. - Clitheroe Youth v Buck Rovers; 2- 45 p.m. - Clitheroe Utd v Clitheroe Youth; 3 p.m. - Alma Inn B v Buck Rovers; 3-15 p.m. - Clitheroe Utd v Buck Rovers; 3410 pun. - Alma Inn


B v Clitheroe Youth. Semi-finals: 4 p.m. - Winners


Group 1 and 2; 4-12 pm. - Winners Group 3 and 3. Final: 4-30 p.m.


Hurst Green 6 Colne 0_______________


THE weather wiped out the E a s t Lancashire League programme at the weekend, but the previous Saturday a h a t- tr ick from Hurst Green's Mar­ tin Aspinall helped put


paid to Colne. The locals, playing up


the slope in the first half, took the lead after 15 min­ utes when Aspinall's persis­ tence paid off and he scored


from close range. The lead was increased


in the 37th minute when Warren Baker slid in an excellent goal from the edge


of the area. In the second half, Colne


had difficulty getting the


ball out of their own half and inevitably the Green made it 3-0 through


Aspinall. A cracking 30-yarder from


John Dowthwaite put the locals further ahead, before Ian Barton added a fifth. Aspinall completed his


queting suite at Burnley M l


hat-trick three minutes from time with the goal of


the game.Dan Wilkinson's cross


from the left was met on the volley in the six-yard box and thumped into the


roof of the net by Aspinall. All the Green players were


’ must be made of Alan Bam- ber, the midfield general who revelled in the muddy condi-


on song, but special mention


. tions, anil was rightly voted man-c^fhe-match.


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FC’s North Stand for Readstone United’s annu­ al Sportsman’s Dinner on


Friday night. The event saw compere


Mike King introduce speakers former police superintendent Eric Jones and comedian Billy Bean. Club chairman Clive


ORE than 400 guests crammed into the ban­


102.Waddington A 2 (305). Chatburn B 12 (472); J. Wooff (21) 86, L. Whittaker (27) 64; T. Makinson (11) 52, A. Wilson (20) 79; S. Hatton (14) 35, P. Wilson (27) 65; D. Houlk- cr (18) 39, M. Paul (20) 81; B. Waddington (-14) 52, S. Simkin (27) 102: D. Nelson (scratch) 41, S. Tomlinson (27) 81. Chatburn 4 (325), Police 10 (408): P. Clark


Slaidbum 10 (427), Conservative 4 (354):


have been replaced by Waddington B. RESULTS


R. Alston (9) 74. M. Flannery (27) 62; M. Plant (7) 120, M. Unwin (27) 40; T. Byrne (21) 75, C. Gorzella (27) 68; M. Byrne (12) 58, Z. Mirkovic (27) 74: J. Byrne (17) 93, J. Ainsworth (27) 69; S. Duckworth (-7) 69. L.


Wester (15) 67. Billington A 8 (399). Low Moor A 6 (343):


J. Flannery (26) 65, J. Shears (17) 68; D. Flynn (27) 44. S. Thompson (17) 85; II Bark­ er (17) 86, S. Trayner (15) 44; D. Wilson (5) 64, P. Lapicki (17) 42; J. Wild (11) 57, T. Henshaw (-4) 58; T. Wilson (6) 83, E. Keny­


on (17) 46. Second Division Social 2 (241). Downham 12 (462): R.


Faulkner (19) 43, L. Cragg (13) 106; K. Jensen (12) 48, C. Aspinall (13) 80; K. Walm- sley (14) 68, P. Walmslcy (26) 60; A. Wright (24) 82, P. Parker (7) 96; A.N. Other 0, A. Capstick (22) 60; A.N. Other 0, M. Creidie


(14)60. Catholic A 10 (430). Chipping B 4 (392):


Jczierski (2) 36. M. Robinson (14) 70; A. Scott (19) 76, S. Ilayhurst (17) 78: D. South- well (22) 90, A. Dickinson (15) 52; M. Ryan (11) 70, M. Cottam (13) 72: A. Pollard (18) 81, P. Whitaker (11) 72. Chipping A 10 (522), Catholic A 4 (317):


F. Whitaker (15) 99, N. Wilson (18) 37; A. Cookson (15) 59, A. Scott (19) 53; S. Procter (11) 74, M. Ryan (11) 40: T. Procter (17) 63, S. Wilson (19) 69; S. Cookson (15) 77, A. Pol­ lard (19) 63: G. Johnson (10) 50, D. Southwell


(22) 55. Pendle Club 2 (373), Whalley Conserva­


tive 12 (471): E. Procter (24) 56, A. Riley (-8) 84; F. Watson (19) 04, D. Cox (-17) 71; J. Nedeljkovic (26) 71, N. Harris (-17) 97; D.


S. Wilson (19) 71. H. Selby (15) 48; M.


Grant (20) 51, J. Sumner (12) 66; D. Rostron (27) 55, J. Waggctt (19) 78; J. Postlethwaite (27) 76, D.J. Timperley (20) 75. Low Moor B 8 (406), Chipping B 6 (387): D. Ireland (23) 82, H. Selby (15) 47; I. Perry (11)


57, A. Jackson (17) 83; R Beny (23) 68, S. llay- hurst (17) 55; D. Dean (7) 79. M. Cottam (13) 40; P. Mercer (22) 67, A. Dickinson (15) 83; M.


Moss-Biundei (13) 53, P. Whitaker (11) 79. POINTS AND POSITIONS First Division


1, Chatburn A 160: 2. Police 154; 3,


Catholic B 146; 4, Slaidbum 132; 5, Billing­ ton A 122:6, Clitheroe Conservative 122:7. Rimington A 122; 8, RBL 120; 9, Low Moor A 120; 10, Billington B 108; 11. Waddington


A 96; 12, Chatburn B 86. Second Division


1, Whalley Conservative 137; 2, Chipping


B 126; 3. Pendle Club 114; 4. Low Moor B 111:5. Catholic A 111 (two points deducted-


late card); 6, Social 110; 7, Rimington B 98; 8. Chipping A 90; 9. Downham 61; 10, Waddington B 56. FIXTURES- -


First Division Chatburn A v Low Moor A; Catholic B v


Slaidbum; Billington B v Waddington A: Rimington A v Billington A; RBL v Clitheroe Conservative; Police v Chatburn B. Second Division


Low Moor B v Whalley Conservative; Downham v Catholic A; Waddington B v


Chipping A; Chipping B v Rimington B. Knockout Draws


Singles Quarter-Final N. Harris (\VC) v R. Alston (Cath); S.


Duckworth (Cath) v M. Plant {Cath); P. Traynor (LM) v M. Lawson (Cht); F. Whit­


taker (Chp) v D. Cox (WC). Doubles Quarter-Final


B. Carter and D. Timperley (WC) v A.


Burgess and B. Ilitchen(RBL);T. Byrne and S. Duckworth (Cath) v S. and T. Procter


(Chp); N. Garner and S. Maher (RBL) v M. Holmes and D. Stewart (LM); B. Wadding­ ton and D. Nelson (Wad) v D. Allen and B. Brown (Pol) or P. Traynor and E. Kenyon


(LM). Best of three frames, to be played by Fri­


day, March 20th. Results to 424747 between 6 and 7 p.m.


Burscough 1 Clitheroe 2


HIGH-flying Burscough were brought down to earth by Clitheroe


on Saturday. Burscough are in with a chance of


the title in the North-West Counties' League First Division, but Clitheroe put a dampener on their plans with


this fine display. And Clitheroe should be kicking


themselves after proving they can compete with, and beat, the best in the division. The Blues started at a cracking


later when his shot went just wide of


goal back after a goalmouth scramble when Billy Knowles blasted the ball


w h e n Mullin shot but the keeper could only palm the ball back to Dennis Hill who shot home. A minute later Burscough pulled a


into the net. Burscough were very much out of


sorts, putting in a performance which was not worthy of their status near


the top of the table. And Clitheroe were doing their best


pace and Burscough were under pres­ sure in the opening minutes. Chris Grimshaw made some fine


runs down the right and the Burscough keeper was forced to tip a Paul Mullin header over the bar. Burscough managed to slow the


several good saves.


game down and began to put Clitheroe under some pressure, but stand-in keeper John Ogden made


The Blues’ new signing from


Chester City, former Everton man Chris Price, was making his mark playing some great balls forward and


linking well with the front men. On 42 minutes Clitheroe took a


deserved lead when a Burscough defender sliced his clearance and Jon Riley (above) shot into an empty net. Neil Baron was unlucky minutes


NORTH-WEST


COUNTIES’ LEAGUE


Newcastle Tn... 32 Vauxhall GM... 30 Kidsgrove Ath.. 24 Burscough....... 26 Prescot Cables. 31 St Helens Town 28 GlossopNE..... 28 Chadderton..... 29 Mossley.......... 29 11 CLITHEROE.. 26 11 Maine Road..... 30 11 Nantwich Tn... 31 12 Rossendale Utd 29 Atherton LR.... 29 Blackpool Rvrs 31 Salford City.... 30 Warrington Tn. 33 Haslingden...... 29 Ramsbottom.... 30 Atherton Colls. 30 HolkerOB...... 28


Maine Road.... 22 Castleton Gabs 21 Clitheroe......... 21 Chadderton..... 24 CheadleTown.. 21 Salford City..... 24


Wolves unlucky to lose out with Newchurch Colts a t the C


Bennett thanked the many sponsors for their continued support, Burnley FC for their excellent facilities and Paul Clarke and Geoff Lambert for organising the


event. PICTURE: On the top


table at Readstone United’s Sportsman’s Dinner were


(left to right) Mike King, Geoff Lambert, Paul Clarke, Eric Jones, Clive Bennett and Billy Bean. (060398/19/27)


weekend, eventually losing 2-1. Kicking uphill in the first half.


Wolves had the lion’s share of the


game. Yet Newchurch broke forward and


scored with a goal which looked


yards off-side. With the defence of Ashcroft,


Atherton and Rushton holding out


well, it looked like staying 1-0 until half-time, but Newchurch scored a


fine second to make it 2-0 at the break. The manager changed things at


half-time and the team had a more attack-minded look about it with the introduction of Burns, Bower


and Johnson. It paid off straight away as the


Wolves laid siege to the opposing goal with Blocked coming close on


many occasions. But the ball just would not go in


and the game ended with the Wolves LITHEROE Wolves Under


, 9s were unlucky not to take anything from their game


the weather on Sunday. But sides should be back in


THE Memorial Football


FIXTURES First Division


League lost all its fixtures to


action this Sunday with a full pro­ gramme.


Db Lacy v Rishton Arms (Whalley);


Kings Arms v Swan a t Whalley (Wilsons); Apeks v Judge (Wilsons). Second Division


Caldcrstones v Asco (Calderstoncs). Third Division


Little Crown v Legion (Haslingden).


losing by the odd goal. On Saturday, in the final game of the season, all squad players will


play at least a half as reward for some outstanding displays this sea­


son. Keeper Tom Rutherford will be


made captain for the day. R EADSTONE United had


ju s t otic game at th e weekend as their Under


V


9s beat Brierfietd Celtic 5-0. Readstone totally dominated


the game with a fine hat-trick from Gary Bowker. Martin Pollard and Shaun Lau­


rie got the other goats and Oliver Tyreman was named man-of- the-match. Scott Wilkinson also had a fine game.


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"HALLEY Juniors Under 11s were never in contention in their game


with a very impressive Blackburn :


Eagles side. Despite this they put on an excel­


lent display and continued to work hard for the entire game.


The Blackburn side ran out 8-1 winners with Whalley’s consolation coming from left-back James


Wynne. Martin Walton and Richard


ing game.


Grafton had good games, as did Whalley goalkeeper Ryan Rigby in what was an entertaining and sport­


Woodley..-...... 21 Ashton Town... 21 Squires Gate.... 24 Haslingden....... 19 Nelson......... . 22 R’dale Utd...... 22 R'bottom Utd.. 17


Daisy Hill....... 20 Darwen.....— .. 24 Atherton Colls. 19


take part in the Heather Shears Memorial five-a-side


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IBBLE Valley lady darters took a week (off league action to


competition. The winners of the compe­


tition, held at Clitheroe’s King’s Arms, were Monica Livesey, Rene Kiddie, Bar­ bara Parker, Eileen Twist and Lisa Parkinson of Spring Mill. The runners-up were a


First Division W D 18 13 8


10 5 4


2 5 7


Darwen............ 31 Reserve Division


10 7 7 4 5 7 8 3 9 8 14 5 17 7 17 8 16 8 20


67 59 56 56 52 49 47 46 43 40 40 40 3S 37 35 33 33 29 29 25 20 17


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day’s Malcolm Wilson Rally in Cumbria. Actually making the start was something of an


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to exploit their opponents’ weaknesses. Riley should have increased the lead when he blasted the ball over the


bar from five yards. Towards the end of the game


Burscough began to put pressure on the Clitheroe back line in a bid to sal­


vage a point. They won corner after corner but


Martin in the driving seat


LITHEROE driver Martin Meadows belied a lack of experience in his new Proton Com­ pact to take a fine second in class in Satur­


achievement for Martin and his Gloucester-based co-dn- ver Ian Oakley, after Harry Hockley Motorsport and everybody in the team burned plenty of midnight oil through the preceding weeks to get the car ready in time. “The car has got so much potential,” enthused the


with Dave Bennett and Andy Walsh solid at the back, the Blues held firm to secure a morale-boosting win.


the post. Burscough’s defence again caved in


[LITHEROEand Dis- . t r ic t Pigeon Fanciers ' celebrated 100 years of


Blues heading in right direction


By Justin Connolly_______ l A !i t .title-chasing Burscough,


end one of them came off. “We outplayed them too. Some­


FTER watching his side put in a cracking display against


Clitheroe boss Denis Underwood was convinced the club was head­ ing in the right direction. New signing Chris Price - formerly


Shawbridge right up to the start of


body said they looked a poor side, but you have to give us credit for making them look poor. “That is a tribute to the way we


played. “And the young lad in the middle


with Everton and recently freed by Chester City - had a superb game in midfield. And Karl Gaston switched to right


looked like a good player and Gaston did very well at the back.” Clitheroe now have a couple of home


back and looked very comfortable. The other major change to the side


saw Jon Riley come in for top-scorer Mark Walsh. “We didn’t feel Mark had been


working hard enough since Christ­ mas,” said Denis. “And against a side like Burscough


you need someone who can do that. “Riley came in and did the job well


and managed to get a goal as well. “I was especially pleased with the


way we kept their front-line quiet. “They have a respected 60-goal


partnership up-front but they did­ n’t really have a chance and in the


next season. “I’m thinking at the moment that


we will have the nucleus of the side we have now, built around players with experience like Chris Grimshaw and Neil Baron, plus two or three players we find before the end of the season and another two or three we get in over the summer. “We will not be able to get every­


games, which will give the Shawbridge crowd the chance to take a closer look at Clitheroe’s new signings. “We play Chadderton and Hasling-


den on Saturday and Monday and we will be using a similar squad to last Saturday’s,” Underwood said. “The good thing is that we are


body we want before the end of the season, but we are working on bring­ ing them in over the summer. “What is important for us to do


now is find out who we want to stay and who we want to go. “Hopefully we will learn more


picking up points and are in no dan­ ger of going down. “That means there is less pressure on results and we can experiment


with confidence. “But it doesn’t mean we don’t want to win - we want to win every


game we play.” The Blues boss, along with co­


manager Gary Butcher, says that new faces will continue to arrive at


about the players as each game goes by and I think the indications are we are going in the right direction.” • Clitheroe’s revised fixtures for


March are: Tomorrow - Chadderton (home);


Monday - Haslingden, (home); Sat­ urday 21st - Atherton Collieries, (Away); Tuesday, 24th - Salford (home); Saturday, 28th - St Helens (away); Tuesday, 31st Rossendale


United (away).


Clitheroe bring high-fliers hack down to earth


driver. “Through some of Saturday’s stages I was quicker in my Nova last year, but I’d been using that


car for so long J. had a lot of confidence in it. “We’ve got some development work to do on the Pro­


ton, but in a few months this car will be a lot faster


than the Nova.” Meadows had been hampered throughout the day


with traction problems, this was helped by altering the settings on the Proflex suspension at service halts throughout the event, and the times got quicker and


quicker through the day. As the rally moved to the South Lakes to take in a


heat.


endured in the Compact, both of them are upbeat about their chances for the rest of the season. The next outing for the team will be in the Hull based North Humberside Forest Rally on March 28th.


Despite the teething troubles Martin and Ian . . .


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were Low Moor and Legion A. On top form in the compe­


tition were Audrey Smith who threw 133 for the


Catholic Club, while Denise Brown threw 125 for Low Moor and Spring Mill’s Monica Livesey threw 121.


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