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Hardy gives Whitby bad case of Blues

By Tony Tomlinson
BUXTON 2
WHITBY TOWN 0
BUXTON earned a deserved victory, being comfortably the better side for all but the final quarter hour when Whitby at last began to offer a threat after being previously shackled by a resolute home defence.
John Pritchard with a neat free kick just over the angle offered an early threat and his team took a 15th minute lead with a penalty kick by Liam Hardy who had been fouled by centre back Leon Carling as he fastened on to a James Dean headed flick.
The big striker himself might have scored but he fired over from an Alex Brown accurate cutback while...

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