Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) WEEKEND
TEAMS Saturday
Clitheroe (v Great Har
wood, home) R Bishop, N. Bolton, M. Bolton, Simon Bishop, N. Bibby, A. Bums, M. Dewhurst, M. Hargreaves, P. Seedle, N. Winckley, Fielding. Scor er: D. Walker.fSame team Sunday v Barnoldswick, home and Monday v Lit tle Lever, home.) Clitheroe 2nds (v Great
Harwood, away) J. Green, P. Atkinson, Stephen Bish op, S. Blackburn, S. Booth, S. Coulter, F. Hussain, A. King, C. Musson, D. Mus- son, C. Seed. Scorer. P. Cox. Read (v Edenfield,
away, meet ground 12-15 p.m.) R Usher, T. Little, N. Marsh, D. Halstead, S. Woods, J. Longden, R. Heyworth, M. Heyworth, D. Parsons, P. Worsley, Kashif Ibrahim, G. O’Connor, D. Thistleth- waite. Scorer: S. Whalley. (Same team Sunday v Cherry Tree, home.) Read 2nds (v Edenfield,
RIMINGTON FC arc pictured before their League Cup final success at Rolls-Royce last week. (220498/18/2) Riming ton on course for treble?
Rimington Reserves 5 Intake 2
R IM IN G TO N completed the first
leg o f a possible treble with a com prehensive v ic to r y in the League
Cup final. The match was played at Rolls-
Royce in Barnoldswick and from the kick-off it was obvious that Rimington were the more positive team. They played good fo o tb a ll and pushed the Intake players deep into
their own territory. Rimington went into the lead after
10 minutes when Eric Geldard scored with a well-struck shot from a distance
of 25 yards. With Rimington’s midfield winning
every challenge and with the amount of pressure being exerted by the villagers it seemed a foregone conclusion that a glut of goals were there for the taking. But it was not to be with several
1L 1L W i ld I lU L t u u c r v »w i ^ » v . c .
good chances being missed by Ashton, Butcher, Geldard and Waterhouse. At the interval and with Rimington
leading by a single goal, Daryl Smith in the Rimington goal did not have a save to deal with anything throughout the entire first half. That was due to some good defend ing by Burgess, O’Hara and Steve
McCullough. During the opening stages of the sec
ond half the villagers allowed them selves to be pushed back by Intake and Smith was forced into making two excellent saves in the 48th and 55th minute to keep Rimington ahead. On the hour Marsden had a fine
volleyed goal disallowed as he was adjudged to have fouled an Intake defender while challenging for the ball. This seemed to spur Rimington on and once again they took complete con
trol of the game. When Ashton and Butcher scored for
•• *------------------- Five-goal locals book final place
West Bradford 5 Barnoldswick United 1
W E S T Bradford played some great fo o tb a l l and hardly pu t a fo o t wrong to ensure th e ir p la ce in the f in a l o f th e S e con d Division League Cup. But the one error they did
make resulted in
Barnoldswick scoring the opening goal which keeper Ryan got a hand to but couldn’ t keep out. Tom Bartlett replied with
a superb low drive into the b o t tom corner o f the Barnoldswick net and the
first half ended 1-1. In the second half Paul
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Parkinson passed the ball to Moore who stepped over the ball for Bartlett to hammer
home. Moore then got on the
scoresheet with a great shot which looped over the keeper for Bradford’s third. Barnoldswick did mount
some pressure but could not penetrate the Bradford
defence. Dobson rounded off his
fine performance by scoring Bradford’s fourth. Tom Bartlett wrapped it
up with a fine headed goal to score Bradford’s fifth and
complete his hat-trick. This was a great team per
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formance and the two young lads Paul Parkinson and Thomas Bartlett had out
standing games.
Clitheroe United 1 West Bradford 2_______
B A T T L IN G West Brad fo rd cam e o u t o n to p after a derby-day visit to
Clitheroe. It was the home side who
created an early chance, hit ting the Bradford crossbar. But the visitors had
chances too, hitting the woodwork more than once.
Qfmuoft T-Tirklinff V Stewart Hickling broke
the deadlock with a fine shot into the far corner of the Clitheroe net. But the home side hit back to level the scores just
before half-time. The second half saw more
of the same, but Bradford had the upper hand, finding the woodwork several more times. Hickling got the winning
goal after beating the Clitheroe defence and round
ing their keeper. It was another great team
performance from Bradford, but the man-of-the-match award went to Hickling in recognition of his two goals.
the villagers it seemed over for Intake. At this stage Rimington were once
again relaxed and following a very bad cross-field pass from a Rimington defender Intake gained possession and with Rimington’s defenders standing still Intake pulled a goal back with a
close-range header. Any hope, though, that Intake still
had was further dashed when the vil lagers scored another two goals through
Ashton and Waterhouse. Intake did manage to score a second
goal 10 minutes from the end and in the closing 10 minutes of the game Mick Ashton missed two chances for Riming ton which would have seen him com plete his hat-trick. At the final whistle the score was 5-2 - a comfortable and very comprehen
sive victory for Rimington. Every member of the side played his
part in what was a very good and deter mined team performance.
home, meet ground 12-30 p.m.) P. Shirtcliffe, J. Doughty, Naveed, M. Whalley, D. Thistleth- waite, Umar, A. Baron, G. Bardsley, J. Fox, S. Mars- hand, G. O’ Connor, O. Newby, S. Jarvis. Scorer:
R. O’Connor. Ribblesdale Wanderers
(v Cherry Tree, home) T. Braithwaite, D. Howard, S. Duckworth, G. Monk, M. Briggs, A. Ainsworth, M. Davies, J. Rain, A. Marsh, D. Overy, Nawaz. Scorer J. Braithwaite. (Same team v Earby, away, except M. Peel for J. Rain.) Ribblesdale Wanderers
2nds (v Cherry Tree, away, meet 1 p.m.) I. Britcliffe, M. Wrigley, R. Palmer, P. Spencer, B. Spencer, M. Stafford, A Pearce, M. Peel, R. Clark, G. Leach, W. Adams. Scorer G. McQuire. Sunday
Clitheroe 3rds (v
Belvedere, away) A. Hack ing, R. Blackburn, G. Bam- ber, M. Coulter, N. Car- tledge, P. Gaskell, D. Glover, P. Griffiths, M. Powell, M. Preston, D. Walker. Scorer
M. Lazenby. Read (v Barnoldswick,
away, meet ground 12-15 p.m.) D. Bennett, S. Jarvis, G. Bennett, D. W ilcock, O. Newby, G. Hinks, A. Bennett, D. Lynagh, Naveed, M. Whalley, D. Thistleth- waite, J. Marshall. Scorer R. O’Connor. Ribblesdale Wanderers
3rds (v Earby, home) J. Burke, J. Dewhurst, D. Binns, M. Hall, W. Adams, A Booth, I. Kirk, R. Devine, J. Braithwaite, G. McQuire,
M. Wrigley, A Kirk. Monday
Clitheroe Under 18s (v
Read, away, meet 5-30 p.m.) S. Coulter, P. Gaskell,S. Bishop, N. Car- tledge, S. Backhouse, M. Coulter, D. Glover, D. Walker, J. McDonald, M. Lazenby, S. Trotter, T. Saunders. Scorer P. Cox. Ribblesdale Wanderers
Youth (v Padiham, away, meet 5-30 p.m.) A. Marsh, A. Ainsworth, G. Clark, R. Clark, R. Wellock. A. Pearce, M. Peel, W. Adams, A. Kirk, M. Stafford, G. Mulheam.
__' clinched cup glory with a 1-0 win over Knuz-
den. Clitheroe started the bet
c: two o f them. C
HAMPIONS Clilhcroe Wolves Under 16s arc pictured before their final Warburtons Burnley Youth League match of the season.
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Ribblesdale Wanderers BC starts on Saturday and has a eyecatching
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£1,360 prize fund. The winners will carry
off £400 and there are still some places left in the com
petition. Matches will be played
over the next eight Satur day’s starting at 5-30 p.m. on each occasion Winners from each night
will go forward in to the fin a l when 16 pairs will
play to a finish. T h e f in a l Sa turd a y is
June 27th. E n t r y fee is £ 1 0 per
p a ir and v a c a n c ie s do A n y b o d y in te r e s te d
should con ta c t Malcolm
Wensley on 01254 824463. Saturday’s Draw
J. Haworth and J. Higson
(Waddington) v G. Coupe and S Coupe (Preston): P. Boydell and D. Lewis (Leigh) v t». Shuttleworth and A. I{an<Jronj
Bowls Scene
GREAT HARWOOD AND DISTRICT
BOWLING LEAGUE RESULTS
First Division
Great Harwood A 7, Great Harwood B 3; Ribblesdale A 8,
Clayton Catty 2; Rishton Con servative A 8, Globe A 2: Rush- ton St A 6, Burnley Rd B 4.
Second Division Coppice 3, Whalley A 7; Rish
ton BC 9. Come and Welcome 1; Salesbury A 8, Ribblesdale B 2; Spring Hill 4, Leisure Hour 6: Waddington A 8, Clitheroe
Cricket 2. Third Division Burnley Road A 6, Rushton
(Colne); J. Allen and C. Wood (Great Harwood) v K. Rudman and I. Bottomly (Todmorden); G. Alderson and P. Brett (Rossendale) v W. Slingcr and P Pcdder (Ribblesdale Wander* ers)* V. O’Donnell v B. Tomlin-
‘ son (Blackburn) v A. White and P. White (Manchester); L.
Illingworth v D. Neville (Colne) v W. Simpson and P.
Storey (Rossendale): it. Burgess and M. Topping (Adlington) v L. Harrison vJ. Sidcbottom (BurnlcyL P- Richardson and H. Postletn-
waite (Wigan) v F. Wall and E. Turner (Barnoldswick).
Street B 4; Globe B 7, Free Gar deners 3: Globe B G, Sabden Black 4: Hurst Green A 7, Salcs-
bury B 3. Fourth Division Castle A 3. Castle B 7: Milnsliaw H E op en d ou
b le s b ow l in g com p e t it ion at
Despite a 5-0 reverse against Ightcn Leigh on
Sunday, Wolves arc still 11 points clear of the Burnley side, who have one more game to play.
Doubles event starts this week
Wanderers 6, Sydney St 4. DRAW
Arthur Ormerod Rose Bowl Rishton BC. May 9th
10 a.m. - G. Thomas and D.
Whitworth v A. and S. Dowber; S. Gall and partner v E. Procter and N. Wilkinson: B. Ashworth and S. Carter v C. Hope and N. Hartley: R. Coulson and partner v M. Bums and partner: J. Holt and C. Massey v D. and C. Faud. 10-45 a.m. - S. Wood and C.
Campbell v S. Walsh and P. O'Meara: J. Tattersall and R. Jackson v R. Hayhurst and B. Braithwaite: G. Leonard and S. Johnson v H. Jones and J. Clarke: L. Hindle and partner v J. Slynn and R. Whittam: G. Hindle and E. J. Hadfield v C.
Comall and J. Howarth. 1 p.m. - J. Eborall and T.
Ormerod v A. Cornail and K. Wells: J. Chatwin and M. Wright v S. Barnes and F. Leach; J. Brown and D. Hindle v M. Smith and M. Catlow; W. Whittaker and R. Biscomb v J. Hanson and A. Edmondson; C. Embley and D. Lord v J. Robinson and P. Lambert. 1-45 p.m. - II. Woodward and
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WAN at Whalley’s 4-0 v ic to r y over R ishton
A rm s p ro v e d n o t t o b e enough for them to snatch third place in the Memor ial League First Division
from fierce rivals De Lacy. The two sides not only fin
ished level on points, but also on goal difference, but De Lacy clinch t hird spot thanks to more goals scored. The only other side in
action from the Ribble Valley this week were Legion in the Third Division who complet ed their programme with a 3- 3 draw with champions Com
mercial, Water. RESULTS
ArmsO. First Division
Swan at Whalley 4. Rishton Third Division
Commercial 3, Legion 3. TABLES
Accrington..... 20 18
First Division P W D L Pts
Heyslnn........ 20 13 DeLacy......... 20 13 Swan at Whalley 20 12 ~ - --
2 54 4 42 7 39 5 39
Plough Inn...... 20 12 1 7 37 Kings Anns..... 20 11 2 7 35
R. Griffiths v M. Comall and B/ Herman; S. Gower and I. Edmondson v A. Shurmer and R. Duxbury; G. Wood and R. Campbell v T. and B. llinks; D. Pickering and G. Ramsbottom v D. Mather and D. Parsons: M. Firth and P. Warburton v J. Cat-
low and B. Smith. R. Hope and G. Stephenson
bye.
Rishton Arms... 20 7 Apcks............. 20 5 Judge Walmesley 20 4 - - Church St Tav. 20 3 0 17 Crown Scaffolds 20 2 1 17 Second Division P W D L Pts 1 55 2 47 6 40 7 30
4 9 25 3 12 18
3 13 15 9 7
Holehouse...... 20 18 Stanhill Lions... 19 15 13 9 8 8 7 7 6 5 2
Clarence......... 20 Royal Oak...... 19 Queens........... 20 Graham & Brown20
Sign & Poster... 20 Woolpack....... 20 Calderstones.... 19 New Inn......... 20
Asco.............. 19 Third Di P
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HATH URN Football Club are holding their annu al general meeting on Tuesday.
. Any Interested parties should attend and the meeting starts,
nt 9 njn. at the Black Bull In the village. After a tumultuous season the dub arc looking for a new
direction and will appoint their management team nt the meeting. ’
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Commercial.... 19 16 EH Football.... 19 14 Ossy Hotspur... 20 14 Little Crown .... ,20 11 Ossy Rovers.... 19 10 9
Lomax........... 20 Legion........... 19 Uncle Jacks..... 19 Ossy Refugees.. 20 Bax Bay Horse. 19
1 2
2 10 20 2 10 26 2 11 23 0 13 21 2 11 20 17
1 3
2 13 vision 2 .
On Monday night at Shawbridge they took on bottom side Atherton Collieries and
easily beat them 7-0. Martin Rimmer scored two as did Simon
Pickles and Darrell Mankowski. Jon Riley got the other in a totally one-sided game. At home to Darwen on Saturday Clitheroe .
had their worst result of the season, losing 5-2. Despite having the majority of the play in
the first half Clitheroe went a goal behind. Derick Mercer equalised before the break
but poor defensive play by Clitheroe let the visitors in again to lead 2-1 at half-time. Things worsened in the second half with the
ter side and played some good football with everybody
working hard. Although there were few
goalscoring opportunities, one that did come Clitheroe’s way saw Paul Parkinson’s
I L I T H E R O E Y o u th
team
great downward header bril liantly saved by the Knuz-
den keeper. Gamer had a half-chance
just before the break* but was quickly closed down to keep the score level at half-time. In the second half
Clitheroe did well for the first 15 minutes and deservedly went into the lead when Bartlett’s in-swinging comer seemed to come off a
Second string still hope for second place finish
L ITH E RO E second string com- pleted their season with three fix tures in the last week - and won
reserves being out-played in every position. Darwen extended their lead to 3-1 but Mer
cer added his second to bring it back to 3-2. Darwen were by far the better side and
had little trouble in scoring two more goals. On Thursday at Haslingden they dominat
ed the game and came away with a 3-1 win. Rimmer opened the scoring for the Reserves but the home team equalised before
the break. In the second half the Reserves took over
in difficult conditions. Simon Pickles and John Holding sealed the win for the Blues.
. The side now have to wait for Castlcton
Gabriels to finish their fixtures. Gabriels are six points behind Clitheroe
with three games to play and could yet over take them to clinch runners-up spot. ■
Kings go for double
C l ith e r o e P o o l L e a g u e double tonight when they ta k e on D o g an d P a r tridge A in the cup final. The match will be fol
P
lowed by the league’s pre sentation night and will be held a t the Swan and
Royal. The game starts at 7-15
p.m. with the presentation of trophies beginning at 10-
30 p.m.. All teams and players
having won trophies must be present to collect them. • T h e Firs t D iv is ion
t it le am a z ing ly went to Royal Oak A after thump ing Black Bull 7-0. Oak had to win 7-0 to
overhaul White Hart who had finished their fixtures a
week earlier. Most of the Royal Oak
3 14 9
w D L Pts 1 50
1 1 9 2
i 2 1 16 7 1 1 3 16 6
10 1 8 31 8 0 11 23 3 3 14 12
4
4 43 5 43 9 33 7 32 7 31
team had travelled with Clitheroe to the national finals in Great Yarmouth last week and the experi ence showed. Sadly for the watching
White Hart players they had to be happy with run ners-up spot after leading the table for most of the
season. • An extraordinary gen
eral meeting will be held at the Royal British Legion in
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Clitheroe on Tuesday. I t s ta r ts at 8-15 p.m. after a committee meeting
starting at 7 p.m. League rules, time limits and team priority will all
be discussed. • At the summer league
registration night 45 teams entered for the comp e t i
tion. The season will start on
Thursday, May 14th. • C lith e ro e A team
turned in a vintage display
to overrun Lcyland in the Lancashire Superlcague. R o g e r H op e , on his
home ta b le at the Buck took the man-of-the-match
award. ■ The B team travailed to
Bolton and won thanks to a final frame victory. Nick Nunn o f Read Constitu tional Club took the man- of-the-match award. Clitheroe Ladies fielded
;
R E M IE R League ch am p ion s K in g s
A rm s g o fo r th e
a weakened team at home to P endle L adies at the
Legion. T hey put in a sterling
display to earn a 7-7 draw. Captain N ico la Olleren-
shaw to ok the player-of-
the-match award. RESULTS
Premier Division Buck A 1, Kings Arms A 6; De
Lacy B 3, Higher Buck 4; Kings Arms B 6, Waggon and Horses 1: Read Constitutional Club A 4, castle A 3: Legion A 5. Dog and
Partridge B 2. First Division
Hurst Green 4, De Lacy A 0:
Pendle Hotel B 4. Stork Hotel A 3; Royal Oak A 7, Black Bull 0;
New Inn 3, White Hart 4. Lancashire Superleague
Clitheroe A 7, Lcyland 2;
Bolton 4. Clitheroe B 5; Clitheroe Ladies 7, Pendle Ladies 7. TABLES.
Premier Division P W
Kings Arms A— 20 17 Dog A------------ 20 Read Con A----- 20
Buck A................ 20 Legion A.....
Castle A.............. 20 Kings B------------ 20 Castle A______ 20 Waggon & Horses 20
20 .12
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De Lacy B............ 20 Dog B-------------- 20
Ro\a! Oak A...... 18
White Hart------ 18 New Inn............ 18 While Lion........ 18
Stork A........ ...» 18 Hurst Green...... 18 Mangrove A....... 18 Pcrdlc Hotel B.... 18 DeLacy A......—. 18 Bbck Bull------- 18
5 S
________ _ 1 First Division
18 15 14
13 77 13 76 12 74 15 65 17 57 16 50
L Pts 3 133 2124 5118 6115 8 98
L Pts 4 111 3110 4 107 8 82 9 T
10 76 10 12 68 15 50 15 48
defender before dropping
into the net. After the goal Clitheroe
seemed to panic as Knuzden pushed hard for the equalis-
er. The defence dropped off
too deep and every time the ball was cleared it just kept
coming back. On 75 minutes Knuzden
for the ball into the net only to have it ruled out for off
side. Knuzden contested the
Ciitheroe Advertiser & Times, April 30th, 1998 31
Clitheroe bosses get green to continue
P : i afT?g¥l SfeTeljiU^Yaro By Justin Connolly
Gary Butcher have been given the all-clear to con tinue their work next sea-
C
son. The club’s committee decided
at a meeting this week to offer th e mana gem ent du o the chance to carry on in the job for
the 1998-99 season. And the pair accepted immedi
ately. Underwood and Butcher took over
at the Shawbridge helm at the start o f the 1994-95 season and immedi ately guided the side to second place in the North-West Counties’ League First Division. The following year the team made it to Wembley for the FA Carlsberg
Vase Final. Last season saw the side gunning for the title and they were rarely out
of the top three. This year has been disappointing
for Clitheroe, but a recent good run has seen them go nine game unbeat
en. And the managers have signed
on a number of new players in a bid to reduce the average age o f the
side. With recent form improving and
the managers’ having a clear idea about what personnel they need for next season’s campaign Clitheroe fans can look towards August with with
some optimism. Underwood and Butcher have a
clearly stated youth policy in place. They want to draw on local junior
talent and let their relationship with Clitheroe Wolves continue to flour
ish. And they also want to make sure
that they know about all the good players in the local feeder leagues. The latest game in the recent good run of form saw the Blues travel to
Warrington and win 1-0. I t was a typ ica l end -o f -sea s on
encounter with neither side creating .
L I T H E R O E ’ S joint-bosses Denis
__ Underwood and
M a n a g e r s a im t o o n l e s s o n s l e a r n e d i n t o B e a t e n r u n
- f f l . o - * much in the way o f g oa ls co r in g
chances. Clitheroe included the latest of
their new signings in Paul Mashiter, who arrived this week: from Fenis- cowles. He gave a good account of
himself. Warrington proved a strong test
fo r the Blues and pressurised the defence for long periods. X a v Bowers was in commanding
form in the middle of the defence and Neil Baron was a tower of strength beside him, making things very diffi
cult for the home side. But with little to play fo r both
sides lacked m o t iv a t ion and the defences had the upper-hand. Five minutes into the second half the Blues took the lead when Andy Taylor
was rewarded for his hard work. He ran down the left, cut in and
beat the keeper at the near post. Warrington had the ball in the net
following a free-kick, but the referee disallowed it because the free-kick
was indirect. The home side came back at the
Blues and put some real pressure on, bu t cou ld n o t cra ck C l ith e ro e ’s defence with John Morrey in fine
form in goal. Clitheroe held out for the the three
points which keeps them in seventh spot in the table.
Newcastle Town 1 Clitheroe 1__________ __________
On Saturday Clitheroe visited title chasing Newcastle and came home
with a 1-1 draw. That took the Blues unbeaten run
to eight games and that despite a number of new players being intro
duced to the squad. Newcastle slipped even further
behind the two leaders Burscough and Kidsgrove after dropping two points.
.................................‘ For a long time it even looked as if
Clitheroe would snatch all three points as they held the lead with just
five minutes to go. But then up popped Newcastle’s
24-goal man John Burndred to smash home an equaliser. It was the home side who started
the game the brighter and they won a series of comers early on. But X a v Bowers and Dave Ben
nett were in commanding mood in the heart o f the Blues’ defence and were proving very difficult to break- down. Clitheroe came back at Newcastle through Dennis Hill, who crossed for
Jon Riley to fire wide of the post. The Blues continued tp press and
that pressure paid o f f 4.(1 minutes
before the break. R i le y headed home from c lose
range to give his side a half-time lead. If Clitheroe had won the first half
the second belonged to Newcastle as they gave everything in a bid to get
back into the game. First Burndred saw a shot go wide
and then the dominant Neil Pes- teridge was a thorn in the side of the Blues’ defence. But Clitheroe had their moments
when substitute Craig Dewhurst replaced the injured Paul Mullin and he quickly forced the keeper into a
fine save. With just five minutes left on the
clock Pesteridge’s f re 2-kick found the unmarked Burndred 30 yards out and he unleashed a rocket to earn his
side a point. • Clitheroe play host to Mossley on
Saturday, Ath erton Collieries on Monday and Burscough on Wednes
day night. They visit Nantwich Town next
Friday, before completing their sea son with a visit to Darwen a week on
Monday. team
decision and consequently the Knuzden keeper was sent
Clitheroe substitute Smal
ley came on for Croasdale and Hurst for the injured Halleron.
Clitheroe held on for a
nail-biting last 15 minutes. On a sad note Roger
Hurst was taken to hospital
after the game with what turned out to be a fractured ankle.
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