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1981 ALLEGRO V.14-door.............................................. £3250 1980 FIAT 126 Do V in e ................................................... £1995 1980 AL LEGR01.3 4-door. Glass hatchback................... £3100 1980 ALLEGRO Mk III 1300 4-door................................. £3325 1980 VAUXHALLChovette L 3-door. 10,000 miles..........£2990 1979 PRINCESS 1700L Russet, 14,000 miles..................£2925 1979 A L LEGR0 1500.15,000 miles only...............


£2745


1979 ALLEGR0 1300 4-door..........................................£2695 1979 T MAX11750 .........................................................£2960 1979 TRIUMPH Spitfire. Hard top, 12,000 miles................ £2875 1978 ALLEGRO Estate....................................................£2395 1978 (Nov.) MINI Clubman Estate. 25,000 miles only.......£2175 1978 TALBOT AlpIneS 5-door.......................................£2375 1978 MAX11750 ............................................................. £2460 1978 ALLEGRO 4-door Super........................................£2250 1977 VAUXHALL Chevette............................................ £1945 1977 MARINA 1.8............................................................£1750 1977 ESCORT 1300 Estate ............................................ £1795 1977 OPELKadett..........................................................£1640 1976 A L LEGR0 1300 Estate............................................£1650 1976 MARINA 1.3 4-door................................................ £1450 1976 ROVER 3500S........................................................£1995 1975 A L LEGR0 1300 4-door..........................................£1150


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1979 MIN11000 Saloon...............................................£2345 1978 MIN11000 Saloon..............................................£2395 1978 TRIUMPH Dolomite Sprint................................£3095 1978 ROVER 3500 Automatic Saloon........................£4995 1978 ROVER 2600 Automatic Saloon.......................£4375 1979 MARINA 1300L 4-door Saloon..........................£2695


1977 MARINA 1.3 DL Saloon.................................... £1795 1979 PRINCESS 2000 HL Saloon...............................£3375 1979 PRINCESS 1700L Saloon................................. £3195 1979 PRINCESS 1800 Saloon................................... £3095 1977 PRINCESS 2200 HLS Saloon............................£2295


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1980 ‘V AUSTIN Allegro 1750 HL. Bronze, 6,000 miles..... £3495 1980 ‘W’ LAND-ROVER 109ln. Hardtop. Blue, 2,000 miles £4995 + £749.25 VAT


1980 FORD Granada 2.3 GL. Sirius red........................... £5695 1979 T FORD Escort 1.6 Ghla. Beige, 23,000 miles........ £3495 1979 T MORRIS Marina 1700L Estate. Gold, 27,000 miles


1979 FORD Capri 1300L. Silver, 18,000 miles.............. . £2995 1979 T MINI Clubman Estate. Brown, 32,000 miles........ £2495 1979 ‘V FORD Cortina 2.3 Ghla. Silver, 13,000 miles...... £4595 1979 ‘V’ FORD Fiesta 950L. Silver, 26,000 miles..............£2795 1979 T FIAT 1281300 CL. Blue, 26,000 miles................. £1995 1979 T FORD Capri 1600 GL. White, 26,000 miles..........£3295 1979 T FORD Capri 1300L. Tuscan beige.......................£2995 1979 T FORD Granada 2.0L. Cosmos blue.......... ........£3995 1979 T FORD Cortina 2.0 GL. Roman bronze................. £3595


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1979 ALLEGR0 1750 HL Saloon.............................. £2945 1978 A L LEG R 0 1100 2-door Saloon..........................£1875 1978 ALLEGR0 1300 SDL Estate..............................£2495 1977 A L LEG R 0 1500 SDL Saloon..............................£1975 1975 A L LEG R 0 1300 SDL Saloon 4-door................. £1495 1978 MAX11750 Saloon............................................£2495 1977 VAUXHALL Chevette 2-door E S a lo o n ............ £1695 1978 SUNBEAM 1.6S Saloon.................................... £2895 1978 AVENGER 1600 LS Estate................................£2295 1978 TOYOTA Celica 1600........................................ £3195 1978 DATSUN 280C Automatic S a lo o n ....................£3495 1977 DATSUN 120Y Saloon...................................... £1895 1978 LADA 1200 S a lo o n ...........................................£1495 1977 LADA 1200 Es tate............................................£1295 1977 VW Passat LS Estate........................................£2695 1975 VW 1303 Beetle.................................................£1795 1979 FORD 2.3 Ghia S a loo n..................................... £4495 1978 FORD Escort 1.3L Estate................................. £2595 1976 FORD Cortina 2.0L S a lo o n .............................. £2675


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1978 ‘S ’ CHRYSLER Sunbeam GL 1100. Green, 35,000 miles................................................................ ;.... £2295


1978 'S' MGB GT. Blue, 30,000 miles............................... £3595 1978 ‘S’ FORD Cortina 1600 GL Auto. Bronze, 32,000 miles • £2995


1978 'S’ DATSUN Cherry Fll. Yellow, 21,000 miles....... ...£1895 .


1978 T FORD Cortina 2.3 Ghla Auto. Bronze, 21,000 miles £3995 -


1978 ‘S’ VAUXHALL Cavalier 1.6 G L White, 13,000 miles £2995 1973 'S’ RENAULT 14 T L 34,000 miles........................... £2395 1978 'T' VAUXHALL Chevette E 2-door. White, 19,000 miles.................................. ;...... :.....................£1995


1978 ‘S’ AUSTIN Maxi 1750. Green, 41,000 miles............£2295 1977 ‘R’ FORD Capri 3000 Ghia. Gold, 38,000 miles


NO. REASON ABLE OFFER REFUSED £3195


1976 'P'TOYOTA Corolla 1000. While, 29,000 miles........£1295 THESE CARS MUST BE SOLO-


1979 T FORD Granada 2 i Ghla. Silver, 26,000 miles £5495 1979 T TRIUMPH Dolomite 1300. Red, 24,000 miles. £2695 1980 ‘VMAX11750HL.Brown, 17,000miles..............£3795 1978 T FORD Granada 2.3 GL. Red, 31,000 miles £3595 1978 'S’ DATSUN 120Y. Bronze, 22,000 miles....,.... ,.£2250


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1977 ‘S ’ FIAT 127 1050 CL Hatchback................£995


1977 ‘S ' LADA 1200 Estate. MoT to September’81.. £695


1977 VAUXHALL Chevette L 4- door. MoT to May '62... £995


1976 VAUXHALL Viva 1300L 4- do o r......................... £695


1976 VW Polo 3-door L. MoT to 1982.............. ........ ..£1050


1976 ROVER 3500 V8 Automa­ tic. P.a.s., tinted glass,


. Denovo tyres, MoT to Janu­ ary ' 8 2 . ..........£1395


1975 FORD Cortina -1600 4- door..:.......................£495


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T . CORTINA 1600L...........£2395 1979 CHEVETTE Estate. ...£1895 ‘S' DATSUN Cherry Estate.


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'S’ Reg. FIAT 132 2000.......£1595 1979 AVENGER 1.6. ..........£1595


'S'MARINA 1.3..................£1495 ‘S’MARINA 1.8.....


£1295


1976 AVENGER..................£895 1975 CORTINA 1600...........£695 1975 DATSUN 120Y............£995 'M'VIVA..............................£495 ‘N’ CITROEN C lu b ...............£595 'L'CORTINA


'M'FIAT 132...............


................£395 £595


1974 A L LEG RO ........... £695 1971 VOLV0144.............;.:.£495 'L' MAXI............... •J'CAPRI................. 1974 SIMCA ..............


....£395 £295 £295


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1980 ‘V FORD Fiesta 1100L. One owner, Venetian red, matching hounds tooth check, wheel arch and body side mouldings............... £3150


1979 T ESCORT Estate Car 1300 Choice of two..........£2250


1979 T FORD Fiesta 1100L. One owner, 23,000 miles as new........................


£2695


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1978 'S' DAIMLER 4.2 LWB Auto. Finished in blue with matching luxury fabric trim, radio/stereo,' electric windows, front and rear, one owner, 37,000 miles, superb condition throughout.................... ..£3495


1978 T VAUXHALL Chevette 2-door Saloon. One owner


£1895


1978 T DATSUN 260Z Coupe. Yellow, sun root, radio/stereo, low mileage, superb condition throughout...................... £3495


1978 ‘S' MINI Clubman Estate. Sandglow, exceptional condi­ tion..................................£1895


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1978 'S’ RENAULT 14 TL 5- door Hatchback. Red, low mileage........................... £2095


1978 'S’ DATSUN Fll 100A. White, 18,000 miles only, full service history..................£1895


1977 'S ’ AUSTIN Princess 1800 Auto. Green with match­ ing tan interior, radio, low mileage, just as new.........£2095


plus our own special 18 point service check on every car


1977 'R' AUSTIN Maxi 1750 S a lo o n . Mineral blue, low mileage........................... £1795 1977 'R ' AVENGER 1600 Deluxe. Low mileage.......£1450


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1977 'S' FORD Escort Popu­ lar. White, one owner;......£11


1977 DATSUN 120Y 4-door. 31,000 miles, exceptional condi­ tion..................................£1695


1976 ‘S' AUSTIN Allegro 1300 Super Deluxe. Blue, very clean family 4-door saloon.........£1550


1976 'P' TRIUMPH Dolomite 1850 HL. O.D., one owner, low mileage........................... £1495


1976 'P' FORD Cortina 1600L 32,704 miles only, exceptional condition........ ................ £1350


Mk IV CORTINAS. Choice of 6, 'S' Reg. to 'V Reg. from...........£2150 to £2595


1976 'P' AUSTIN Allegro 1500 Super Deluxe SDL 4-door Saloon. Low mileage.......£1450


1975 ‘P ’ VAUXHALL Viva Saloon. Low mileage.......£1095


1975 'P' MINI 1000 Saloon. Low mileage.....................£1250


1975 'P' RENAULT 12 Estate. Exceptional condition.......£1350


ESCORT 1100 and 1300. Choice of 5, ‘V’ Reg. to ‘S' Reg. from....£1495 to £1895


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1977 'S' CORTINA Mk IV 2000 GL. Beige, long MoT........£1550


1973 'L' CORTINA 1600L 8 months MoT.......................£250


1973 'M' SIMCA 1501. MoT March'82..................... .....£300


1973 'M' VICTOR 2000 GL Saloon. Long MoT............ £300


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1972 ‘ K ’ MGB Roadster. White, o.d., long MoT, very ........................ £895


1973 'L' MORRIS Marina 1300 Super. Long MoT.............. £275 1975 LADA 1200. Long MoT


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SELECTION OF USED CARS


1981 ‘W’ FORD Cortina 2000 GL Auto. Crystal green, demostration model...£5995


1979 T FORD Cortina 2.3 Ghia Auto. Red, sun roof, black vinyl roof, 15,000 miles


£4395


1979 T FORD Cortina 2.0S. Strato silver, sun roof, sports trim..................£3495


1977 ‘R’ FORD Escort 1300L 4- door. Red..................£1875


1976 ‘R’ AUSTIN Allegro 1300 SDL 4-door. Blue £1450


1974 ’N’ AUSTIN Maxi 1750. T. & T., radio....................£595


1973 ‘L’ FORD Escort 1300L £795


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USED VEHICLES


1980 ‘W’ LADA 1200 Saloon................ £ 1 9 9 5 1980 ‘V’ LADA 1500 Estate............. . £ 2 3 8 0 1979 T HORIZON 1.3 GL


....... . £ 3 2 0 0


1979 T MARINA 1.7 H L ................... . £ 2 6 8 0 1978 T FIAT 1271050 CL.................... £ 1 9 5 0 1978 ‘S’ FIAT 1281300 CL..,...............£ 1 8 5 0 1978 ‘S ’ LADA 1200 Estate............. £ 1 5 5 0 1979 T LADA 1200 Estate............... . £ 1 9 2 5 1978 ‘S ’ SUBARU 1600 Saloon............ £ 1 9 7 5 1977 ‘S’ TOYOTA Corolla Estate........£ 2 0 5 0


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Keen cricket in Sports Council ’s competition


ELEVEN teams entered Kibble Valley Sports Coun­ cil’s six:wicket'cricket competition, and three matches were played in mid-week to leave eight teams in the competition. The final matches were played in glorious sunsnihe at Calderstones Hospital on Sunday.


-Catholic A beat Buck Inn A, Police beat Calderstones in an exciting finish by two runs, Catholic B beat Chipping A. Successful in tne quarter


In the first round matches


finals were Catholic C, Police, Chipping B and Catholic B. In the first semi-final, Police


LADIES OUT OF LUCK


• only 18 runs on the board. H. Leach had no difficulty in


v Catholic C, inexplicable bat­ ting on the part of Police en­ sured that the whole team were back in the pavilion with


being put into bat, A. Brown (16) and P. Wilkinson (27) g o t . Chipping off to a good start. B. Roebuck scored 44 in 3 overs to take Chipping to 104. In reply Gisburn at one stage


hitting the required 19 runs in the first over. Chipping B v Gisburn. After


were well'up with the required run rate, but faded to 89. In the final Catholic C batted


Tel. 864266


s ta r t by H. Leach and GI Leach came to nothing, and Catholic C collapsed to 30 all out.


to 31 without loss off only four overs. Winners: - Chipping B, Runners-up Catholic C.


Chipping B moved smoothly


Indifferent display by


Whalley 2nd Whalley 2nd 115,


Settle 2nd 118 for 7


AN indifferent display by Whatley 2nd led to them defeat by a poor Settle team. The villagers made a promis­


ing start with youngsters Mark Fallon and' Adam Calderbank both showing great form. How­ ever, the innings petered out despite the improved batting of C. Bradley. Settle set about the reply


first, and found the situation reversed from their easy semi­ final. What looked like a premising


ROEFIELD was the venue for'women footbal­ lers’ five-a-side games on Sunday, which was part of the weekend’s sporting activities including cricket and netball held under the umbrella of the Ribble Valley Sports Council, who provided all the prizes. Invited to compete in two


C|


POOR fielding a buted to Clitheroe Cup, and the abs Philip Hall, thr nificance. A total of 155 o:


the first four batsmen but came the folly of two rut and it fell to Alec Rig produce a final flourish < including two lofted sixes. Earby were made to fi


overs was a credi effort bv a side tha had a hard life in league but, as ev proved, not quite enough against oppo: of Earby’s calibre. Most of the runs came


football competitions were Second Division members of the North West Women’s League and Clitheroe (having been out of action for some months) were unlucky to en­ counter stiff opposition in the early rounds of both. In the cup they were van­


quished by the eventual win­ ners — Nabwood Athletic, of Keighley; and in the shield they lost to eventual winners Bronte Juniors A. Referees were Mr Trevor


the way, the bowlers al giving little away but k that little bit of good fc that makes all the differer The first four batsmer


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sented no serious problem with the visitors then or there seemed a possibility victory would be achii However a partnership between Hipgrave and changed the situation, batsmen enjoying some lu< Earby won off the firs


Hobday, who has moved into the area from Preston and hopes to officiate in the Ribble Valley League next season, and Mr Ian Routh of Burnley. Trophies were presented by


of the last over and must been thankful for arou score of runs coming Clitheroe’s lapses in the fi Clitheroe: K. Fawc


Mr John Aspinall, of Standen Hall, who does much to help the Clitheroe ladies’ team ana furnished them with their new pitch at Littlemoor.


SHAUN’S


watchfully and it was only when P. Cook came in that the innings gained momentum. The quality of the Craven side was revealed when Cook’s depar­ ture signalled a collapse of four wickets for two runs. Whalley bowled tidily with


A. Burgess and A. Calaerbank showing great promise despite some patchy fielding. Whalley 2nd: M. Fallon Jun.


43, A. Calderbank 27, D. Wil- cock n.o. 17, C. Bradley n.o. 20, extras 8, total (2 wkts) 115. Settle 2nd: 118 for 7 (P.


Weaver 10-2-24-2; R. Daven­ port 8-1-24-1; A. Burgess 5-1- 19-0; M. Fallon Sen. 7-1-28-2; G. Hindle 3-0-15-0; A. Calder­ bank 3-2-2-1.


Cook 56). Whalley 2nd bowling: N.


Splendid cup cricket


Barnoldswick 2nd 117 for 9, Clitheroe 2nd 116


1980 'W' R EN A U LT 5 G T L 5-door. Slate blue, 11.000 m ile s ...........................................£3595


1980 ‘V’ R EN A U LT 5 G T L 3-door. Moss sand, 7.000 m ile s ............................................ £3495


1980 ‘V ’ R EN A U LT 12 TL. Dark green, 12,000 miles........................................................£2995


1980 ‘V ’ R EN A U LT 14 LS. Slate blue, 7,000 m iles ........................................................£3595


1980 ‘V’ R EN A U LT 18 Automatic. Slate blue, 18.000 m ile s ...........................................£4195


1980 ‘W’ R E N A U LT Fuego GTS. Sapphire blue, 11.000 miles, fitted stereo..................... £5495


1980 ‘W’ R EN A U LT 20 TS. Ocean blue, 4,000 m iles ................


£4895


1979 T DATSUN 140Y. Bronze metallic, 25,000 miles........................................................£2995


1979 ‘T ’ FO R D E s c o r t 1.3L. Glacier white, 27.000 m ile s ...........................................£2595


1980 ‘W’ R EN A U LT 5L. White, 4,000 miles..£2795


1979 T R EN A U LT 6 TL. Marron glace, 19,000 m iles ........................................................£2395


1978 ‘S ’ TRIUMPH Dolomite 1500 HL. Russet brown, 28,000 miles...............................£2695


1981 S KO D A LS. With many extras, 700 miles £2695


1981 R EN A U LT 5 GTL 5-door. 1,600 miles.£3895 1980 MORRIS Ital 1.3 H L . 11,000 miles.......£3595


1980 R EN A U LT 30 TX Manual. 12,000 miles. Price new, £10,200. Our price..............£5495


1980 P E U G E O T 305 G R . White/blue, 7,000 miles........................................................£3595


1980 ‘V REN AU LT 12 TL. Red, 9,000 miles £2995


1980 V A U XH A L L C h e v a n n e r l 1,000 miles £2295 + £344.25 VAT


1979 R EN A U LT 18 TS. 17,000 miles...........£3095 1979 R EN AU LT 18 G T L Red, 23,000 miles £2995


1979 MINI 1000. 23,000 miles, vinyl roof, Wol- frace wheels, walnut dashboard, sports steering wheel................................... .....£2495


1979 M O R R IS M a r in a 1 .7L 4-door. 23,000 m iles ........................................................£2595


‘S ’ Reg. AUDI 80 LS. 26,000 miles................£2395


T Reg. R EN AU LT 4 TL. White, 13,000 miles £1995


THE Lawrenson Cup game between Barnold- swick 2nd and Clitheroe 2nd produced a splendid afternoon’s cricket and ended with Clitheroe going down to a narrow defeat after a spirited fight back. Chris Sim hit eight


fours in a bright half cen­ tury for Clitheroe, but only Andrew Henderson gave him any real sup­ port. In general the bat­ ting performace was dismal, six Wickets falling for only 22 runs. Fine bowling by Bishop 4 for


C. Musson 1, Andrew Hender­ son 20, C. Sims 50, S. Rush 0, Alan Henderson 2, R. Bennett 5, M. Scott 1, R. Banks 9, B. Keating 0, P. Bishop not out 0. Extras 15. Total 116 (30.2 overs). Barnoldswick 2nd: 117 for 9


8 and Alan Henderson 3 for 33 put Clitheroe back into the game, but with Barnoldswick on 99 for 9 the vital last wicket eluded them. Clithereo 2nd: B. Parker 13,


(D. Scothem 5 for 27). Clitheroe 2nd bowling: P.


Bishop 8-3-28-4, R. Banks 6-1- 41-0, Alan Henderson 8-1-33-3, B. Keating 6.2-0-24-2.


No stopping Black Horse


BLACK Horse continued their amazing start to the Ribble Valley Bummer Pool season with a 6-1 victory over Horse­ shoe B and with 25 points from a possible 27 they have opened a five point lead at the top of the Blue League. Things are much more open


BEST YET IN A Grade A fell run­ ners’ championship event at Grasmere, on Sunday, Clitheroe’s Shaun Livesey (18), of Kemple View, had a superb run. Shaun, a member of


Clayton-le-Moors Harriers and small but tremend­ ously powerful showed once again his ability to climb hills over the famous 1%-mile course. The quality field of John


WUde (RAF), Mike Short (Hor- wich) and Billy Bland (1980 fell runner of the year) did not deter Shaun. He was up with the leaders


Berry 17, D. Hardcas Jagger 39, C. Foulds c man b Berry 22, J. Bo Jagger 28, S. Westheai Wiseman 6, R. Booth n. 4, T. Bleazard run out Rigby n.o. 16, J. Pye r extras 17, total, 155 for overs). Bowling: M. Chappie f 0; J. Jagger 8-1^36-2; C.


SKIPPE


PUTin to bat on a soft ’ Clitheroe reached 123 k loss of six wickets, due i to a gritty 45 not out skipper Bill Briggs. He received good su


Clitheroe 3rd 123 for


SHINES Wanderers 3rd 64,


from A. Booth (25) a: Blackburn (19). Clitheroi five points. In reDlv. Wanderers


bled to 64 all out again bowling of Ken Barnes 18), J. Howden (5 for 2- Briggs (2 for 12). On O’Neill (20) and M. Br (14) offered any real resii Clitheroe 3rd: K. Dri


, able to catch Wilde or Short. They finished first and second respectively, with Shaun third in 13 mins. 29 secs. — his best position to date. Len Farn­ sworth finished 92nd in 20.06 mins. In the Great Hill race at


from the start, never dropping below fifth position on the ascent and turning the flags in fourth. On the descent he over­ took Bland (Keswick) and con­ tinued to pull away but was not


M. Booth 25, G. Bennett Blackburn 19, W. Brigg' 45, J. Coulter 0, R. Leigr G. Robinson n.o. 7, ext total 123 for 6. Bowling: J. Gladwin 7-


D. Workman 5-1-17-1-; ' lows 13-1-49-2; S. Neild i 1; I. Hughes 5-2-8-0. Wanderers 3rd: N. Pa


Brinscall on Saturday, Stephen Howard (Gisburn) was first local man home in 17th position in 35.03 mins., followed by Shaun Livesey 19th in 35.14, Colin Taylor 57th in 38.43; Cameron Choyce 125th in 44.05, Len Farnsworth 126th in 44.05, Alan Dobson 136th in 44.52. This 514-mile C class fell race


was won by Bob Shorrock, of Blackburn Harriers, in 31.38.


Pastures new for


Waddington WADDINGTON. FC have transferred their two teams to new leagues for the coming season. The first team is joining the


considers the switch a chal­ lenge, but believes the players wiir do well. Training starts at Twitter


sides have been members of the Blackburn Combination. Chairman Mr Peter Jeffreys


recently formed North-East Lancashire League, while the re se rv e s will play in the Craven League. For a number of years, both


any local youngsters to attend the opening training night.


CAPTAINS’ DAYS


in the Red League with only two teams unbeaten — Horse­ shoe A and the Sun Inn, Chip­ ping. They share the lead with twenty points each. Rea League: Craven Heifer


Craven Heifer . B 2; Black Horse 6, Horseshoe B 1; Kings B 3, Joiners B 4; Craven Heifer (Chaigley) 2, Black Bull 5; Lord Nelson 3, Brown Cow B 4.


A 6, Pendle, Witch 1; Horse­ shoe A 6.'Dog and Partridge 1; Joiners A 3, Kings A 4; Duke of York 3, Sun inn 4; Brown Cow A 3, White Horse 4. ' Blue League: New Inn 5,


(to 18), 1, R. Brennan 87-18-69; R. Cornwell 87-17-70. Gross: P. J. Fairclough 77 after a play-off with N. Hanson 77; 3, W. Famworth 77.


CAPTAIN of Clitheroe Golf Club. Mr G. C. Woodford, held his Captain’s Day on Sunday, with the following results; Category One (scratch to 12), I, J. Walker 82-12-70; P. C. R. Street 77-6-71. Category 2 (13


has stepped down, but will still continue with' the club as a player. - An invitation is extended to


Lane a week tonight under the eye of new manager Mr Keith Wilson, assisted by Mr Chris Grimes. Last season’s boss John Kirk


J. Holden 10-3-24-5; G. son 2-1-4-0; W. Briggsl. 2.


Gladwin 0, K. Fellows Workman 0, M. Britcliffi Hughes 4, S. Neil n Extras 6, total 64. Bowling: K. Barnes 11-


D. Fitzpatrick 3, D. O’N 1. Threlfold 0, M. Prestc


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CLITHEROE Athlete E Mullins, of Albemarle Clitheroe, a member of bum Harriers, came in out of field of more than the Sandbac Marathon l Cheshire. His time of 2 53 minutes was one minu side his personal best, oi when scores of compi failed to finish because heat.


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CLITHEROE 2nd chal another five points in th vision Two game Padiham.


restricted to 128 for 6 of allotted 36 overs.


opener Steve Rush c fourth ball but a solid p ship of 67 between Chri (38) and Chris Musson (• victory within grasp.


In reply, Clitheroi Asked to bat, Padihan


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. 17-75. Best gross, Mis D. Hamer 85. ’


Putting prize, 1, Mrs D. - Hindle 34; 2, Mrs M. Read 34.


Best .net for a 36 handicap comgeLtor, Mrs S. Dawson


: _Mrs, F.- Seed won the senior nine-hole competition with 35 net, followed by Mrs M. Brear- ley 38 net.


, In the East Lancashire L a d ie s ’.. Handicap Shield Chtheroe had a goodf away vic­ tory over Harwood winning by 5V4 to 1)4.


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vious day resulted as follows: 1, T. Edwards and D. Foster 80- 14-66; 2, R. Crowther and D. Pearce 80-14-66; 3, D. Pun- chard and C. Barlow 78-12-66, after a three-way card play-off. ' Also held at Clitheroe Golf Club was the Lady Captain’s Day, for Mrs E. Hadfiela, and the results were; Winner Mrs E. Trueman 99-29-70, 2nd net, Mrs G. Wightman 103-30-73; 3rd net, Mrs Humphreys 92-


A greensome played the pre­


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League held their a Sports Week tourn on the Clithero


court on Sunday. Eleven teams p


through the afte culminating in an


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