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84 ‘B’ CAPRI 2.0 Laser. 6,000 miles, glacier blue..........■■■■•• £5550 83 'A' CAPR11.6 LS. Sun roof, 15,000 miles, Imperial red.... £4250


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1982 MG Metro. 25,000 miles only........................................£3495 1982 ROVER 2600S. Moonraker blue, low mileage.............£4750 1982 TRIUMPH Acclaim HL. One owner..............................£2975 1981 GOLF GTi. Black, one owner........................................£4150 1980 MINI Clubman Estate. One owner, low mileage......... £1895


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X 1982 'X'SKODA Estelle 120 LE Saloon. Low mileage.....£1575 8 0 1982 'X'CAVALIER 1.6L 5-door...........................................£3275 X


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8 1981 -W’ MORRIS itaii'.SHL 4-door. Radio........................£1995 X 6 1981 ‘W’ FIAT Miraflorl 1.6 CL 4-door. 5-speed gear, low ft


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8 1978 'S' MARINA 1.8 SDL 4-door. Newly painted, MoT '86. £795 l j 1977 ‘S'VIVA 1300L. MoT 12 months....................................£695


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g 1977 ‘R’ PRINCESS 2200 HL. MoT till Nov. '85.......................£575 b S 1977 ‘R’ MINI Van. MoT March '86....................... £375 plus VAT 0 Q 1976 'R' CHEVETTE1.3L 4-door. MoT Sept. '85...................£290 ft ft 1976 'P' VIVA Deluxe. MoT 12 months...................................£375 ft


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81 model OPEL Ascona 2 .OS A u to . Immaculate throughout......................£2195 81 BEDFORD KB 26 Diesel Pickup. Excellent order, only 50,000 miles. £1995 plus VAT


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80 CORTINA 2.0 GLS Estate. Gold/bronze two-tone, superb throughout, above av­ erage mileage, hence ....£1895


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1982 'X' FIESTA 1100L. Beige, sun rool.... £3195 1984 'A' AUSTIN Metro City. Low mileage £3495 1981 'W' DATSUN 140 Violet. Red..........£1995 1980 ‘V’ CORTINA 1.6L. Green................£1995 1977 'R' CORTINA 1.6L. White................... £995 1981 'W' ESCORT 55 Van. Red.................. £------ 1981 'X' FIESTA 1.3 GL. Blue................... £3195


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1982 RENAULT Fuego 1600 GTS. Grey, 29,000 miles, sun roof, central locking, tinted electric windows, taxed June '85...... £3750


1981 *W’ DATSUN Cherry 5- door Estate. Yellow...........£1675


1980 ‘V’ VAUXHALL Chevette Saloon. 26,000 miles.........£1295


1980 *W’ TALBOT Horizon 1.3 LS 5-door Hatchback; 23,000 miles, beige, two owners....£1995 1979 ‘V’ CORTINA 1.6L Saloon. High mileage, but well above av­ erage condition, sliding roof, MoT Oct. 1985..............................£1195


1979 T CHRYSLER Alpine 1.3 5-door Hatchback. One year MoT........................................£985


1979 T CHRYSLER Avenger 1.3 Saloon. 47,000 miles, one year MoT, white, vinyl roof....£595


1978 T ESCORT 1300 Van. White, 55,000 miles, MoT, radio, privately owned......£795 Inc. VAT 1978 ‘S’ DATSUN 120Y 4-door Saloon. Green, 36,000 miles .£875


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1985 *B' OPEL Manta 1.8S Hatch. Anthracite met., rear wash/wipe, sun roof, miles. Save nearly £1,000 on new............................................................................


1985 ‘B’CAVALIER 1600 GL. Black, 5 speed 1984 ‘B’ CARLTON 2000 GL. P.A.S., Brazil brown, 5 speed.................................... 1984 ‘B’ CAVALIER 1300S 4-door. Antique gold met............................................... 1984 ‘A’ CAVALIER 1600 GLS 5-door. Silver green, 8,000 miles............................ 1984 ‘A’ CAVALIER 1300S 5-door. Parchment, 13,000 miles................................. 1984 ‘A CAVALIER 1600S 4-door. China blue, 13,000 miles.................................. 1984 ‘A’ CHEVETTE L 4-door. Red. 6,000 miles..................................................... 1983 ‘Y’ RENAULT5 Gordlnl Turbo. Black. 23,000 miles, radio'cassette.............. 1983 ‘Y’ CAVALIER 1600L Diesel 5-door. Carmine red, 22,000 miles................... 1983 ‘Y' VW Golf. Blue, 13,000 miles........................................................................ 1983 'Y' ESCORT 1600 Ghla 5-door 5-speed. Red, 23,000 miles........................... 1982 'X'VAUXHALL Chevette ES Saloon. 30,000 miles........................................ 1982 'X' MIN11000 HL. Maroon, one owner,18,000 miles........................................


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1981 'W' CHEVETTE 1300L Estate. Taxed July...................................................... 1981 'X' FIAT 131 16005-speed.... 1981 ‘W'OPEL Ascona 1.6 Saloon 1980 'V'CITROEN GS1200 Estate. Taxed Sept...................................................... 1980 MAZDA Montrose Saloon. One owner T Reg. AUSTIN Allegro 2-door. Very tidy 1978 'S' CHEVETTE 1300L Hatch. MoT Feb. 86, taxed Jan................................... 1978 'S' TALBOT Alpine 1442cc. MoT Feb. 86, taxed June................................... 1977 'S'TRIUMPH Dolomite. 12 months MoT and lax Oct. 85................................ 1977 'R' MAX11750.34,000 miles, MoT Oct. '85...................................................... 1976 'R' MARIN A 1.3 4-door. MoT July, taxed June. Choice ol two, from............... 1972 ‘L’ VIVA SL 2-door. MoT Aug., taxed May........................................................


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1983 ‘Y’ ASTRA Van Petrol. 24,000 miles 1983 ‘A’ Reg. CF 350 Luton Van. Petrol, 32,000 miles............................................


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83 ‘A’ DATSUN Diesel E23 Mini Bus. 12 seats, immacu­ late ................................. £3675 81 ESCORT 55 1300CC.


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80 'W' BEDFORD HA 110. ..........................................£875


80 'V' BEDFORD Chevanne. Rear seat conversion...... £895 80 'V ' MARINA 1300CC. Works recon. engine....... £850


82 ‘X’ HONDA Acty Pick-up. .......................................... £695


78 CAPRI 1.6L. Beige, brown vinyl roof........................... £895 80 'V’ 1.6 Mk V CORTINA. ........................................ £1350


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Caspian blue............................................................................. 84 ‘A’ SIERRA 1.6 GL. 12,000 miles, sunburst red...............£5295 84 'A' SIERRA 1.3 5-door. 14,000 miles, cardinal red......... £4395 83 -Y' SIERRA 2.0 Ghla. 16,000 miles, glacier blue............. £5250 83 -Y' SIERRA 1.6L Estate. 33,000 miles, coral beige......... £4250 83 ‘Y’ SIERRA 1.6L. 22,000 miles, coral beige.................... £3995 83 V SIERRA 1.6 GL. 26,000 miles, diamond while........... £4475 CORTINAS


82 ‘X’ CORTINA 2.0 Crusader Estate. 42,000 miles, Caspian


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85 ‘B’ ORION 1.6 Ghla. 8,000 miles, Caspian blue....... .......£6450 84 'A' ORION 1.6 Ghla Injection. Top stereo, 15,000 miles,


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£5995


84 'A' ESCORT 1,3L 5-door. 16,000 miles, champagne gold £4595 84 ‘A’ ESCORT XR3 Injection. Sun rool, 20,000 miles,


sunburst red........ ..................................................................£6295 84 ‘A’ ESCORT XR3 Injection. Sun roof, tints, spots, electric windows, central locking, 14,000 miles, nimbus grey............£6495


83 ‘A’ ESCORT 1.3 GL 3-door. 35,000 miles, glacier blue... £3995 83 'Y' ESCORT XR3 Injection. 21,000 miles, black............ £5495 83 'Y' ESCORT 1.3 GL 5-door. 27,000 miles, strato silver... £3995 83 'Y' ESCORT 1.3L 5-door. 25,000 miles, coral beige.......£3995 83 'Y' ESCORT 1.3 Ghla 5-door. 14,000 miles, glacier blue £4750 83 'A' ESCORT 1.1L 3-door. 15,000 miles, coral beige.......£3795 FIESTAS


85 'B' FIESTA 1.3 Ghla. 2,000 miles, ocean blue.................£5575 85‘B’ FIESTA 1.6L Diesel. Delivery mileage only, sunburst


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84 ‘A’ FIESTA 950L. Sun roof, 3,000 miles, sunburst red....£4250 83 'A' FIESTA 1.1 Ghla. 13,000 miles, glacier blue............ . £4775 83 'Y' FIESTA 1.3 Finesse. 24,000 miles, ocean blue......... £3895 82 'Y' FIESTA 950 Popular. 28,000 miles, pine green......... £2995 82 'X' FIESTA 1.1L. 30,000 miles, cardinal red.................... £3175


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84 'B' OPEL Manta GT. 4,000 miles, red............................. £5750 83 ‘A’ FI AT Strada 65L 5-door. 10,000 miles, blue.............£2995


83 'A' FIAT Panda Super. 28,000 miles, black......................£2895 83 'Y' RENAULT 5 TL. 13,000 miles, maroon......................£2995 83 ‘Y’ VW Polo Classic C. 13,000 miles, blue......................£3575 82 'Y' TALBOT Horizon 1.3 LS. 34,000 miles, red.............. £2995 82 'X' VW Golf C Formel E 5-door. 20,000 miles, Gambia red...........................................................................................£3" 5


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Belles beat


local girls Clitheroe Ladies 3, Ingol Belles 5


CLITHEROE were brought back down to earth in the North West Division Two fol­ lowing their 11-1 thrashing of Southport Ladies. Ingol Belles, who seem cer­


tain to win the championship, went behind to an Anne Morris


foal. They equalised, but


a ck ie P a rk e r r e s to r e d Clitheroe’s lead before half­


time. Ingol drew level shortly after


the break through a disputed penalty, and then added three more to wrap up the game. A consolation goal came from


Morris, who was on target in her side’ s previous game against Southport. She scored four times in that


game and her partner Kathryn Wyld hit a hat-trick. The two girls have now scored eight hat-tricks between them this season. Clitheroe’s other scorers in


the comprehensive victory were Pauline Feather, Jackie Parker, Janice Syme and an


own goal. Clitheroe’s team for both


matches was: Jackson, Barton, Monk, Counsell, O’Connor, R o g e r s , Wyld , F ea th e r, Moms, Syme, Parker. Subs: Ashworth, Bibby. The club’s AGM will be at


the Walmsley Arms, Great Harwood, on May 23rd.


Boncers beat Bin Men


THERE was a nail-biting finish to the final of the Rimington FC Sports Quiz, with the result hanging on the last question. Eventually, the Bowland


Boncers team, from Bolton-by- Bowland (comprising Colin Darlington, Roger Park and John Murray) beat Rimington's Bin Men (David Binns, Stuart Buttenvorth and Tim Ashton)


49-48. Question masters, who tested


the teams’ knowledge of a wide range of sports, were Philip Hodgson and Gary Scott. The winners and runners-up received trophies for their


efforts. The quiz, in the Black Bull


Hotel, Rimington, which at­ tracted nine teams and was held over five weeks, raised about £40 for the club. It is hoped the quiz will become an annual event.


Ribble Valley promotion


issue settled


WAGGON and Horses clinched promotion to Division One of the Ribble Valley Football League alongside champions White Horse after thrashing Sjiringmill Reserves 6-0 on Monday night. Division One championship-


hopefuls Sabden also kept title chances alive with a G-0 win over Grindleton. If Sabden beat Rimington to­


morrow night then they should clinch the championship. Also playing tomorrow night


in Division One are: RO Vic­ toria v West Bradford. Satur­ day: Daisyfield v Transport. Monday: RO Victoria v Sabden; Read v Transport; Rochester v Rimington; Daisyfield v Chat-


burn. Results, Wednesday: Divi­


sion One — Sabden 5, Grindle­ ton 0: Chatburn 3, Rimington 2. Division Two — West Brad­ ford Res 1, Lord Nelson 2. Saturday: Division One —


Grindleton 8, Calderstones 0; Transport 2, Chatburn 3. Divi­ sion Two — Springmill Res 1, West Bradford Res 6; Sabden Res 1, Waggon and Horses 2.


Exciting tie


Rolls-Royce 1st 165, Clitheroe 2nds 165.


AN under-strength Clitheroe side were involved in an excit­ ing tie at Rolls-Royce on


Saturday. The home side made a good


start and had reached 50 in the 10th over. However, some tight bowling and fine fielding restricted them to 165. Clitheroe only used three


bowlers, the most successful of whom was Phil Bishop with 5


for 61. Clitheroe were always going


imajor contribution T E C T IK I A to road safety T E S T IW U


at a steady rate with good knocks from Neil Ashworth (33), John Boden (53) and John Myler (25). However, after equalling the Rolls-Royce total, they lost their last wicket.


Opening sets


CLITHEROE Tennis Club’s East Lancashire League season got off to a bright and breezy start on Sunday when they gained a creditable draw in their second division game at Queen's, Blackburn. The team of Chris Geldard,


Michael Dixon, Louise Case and Melanie Chew played ex­ ceptionally well considering the windy conditions and their lack of league experience. The league is based on sing­


les competition, with no stipu­ lation as to the sex of players. Clitheroe faced an all-boys


team on Sunday and so special credit goes to the girls for win­


ning vital rubbers. S co re: Clitheroe 4 (62


games), Queen’s 4 (53 games). On Sunday the team plays host to Reedley B.


PROMOTION HAT-TRICK IN STYLE


Droylsden 2, Clithcroe 5


CLITHEROE won promotion and did it in style through a Gary Butcher hat-trick plus goals from John Taylor and Steve Mullen. Droylsden, with only two


All eyes on Turf


IT is all eyes on Clitheroe Reserves this evening when they defend the East Lanca­ shire Football League’s Presi­ dent’s Cup, at Turf Moor, Burnley, against Padiham Wanderers (kick-off 7 p.m.). The reserves were presented


with the league championship runners-up shield after the first team fixture last Wednes­ day evening by the league chairman Mr Robert Little JP.


home defeats all season — and the season's largest crowd with many travelling from Clitheroe — promised to spoil the Shaw­ bridge side’s day when they took the lead after only seven minutes. Masouk Ahmed handled the


ball, Denis Underwood saved Rigby’s spot kick, but could not do a thing about the follotv-up. Gary Butcher turned on a


s ix p e n c e to s lo t home Clitheroe’s equaliser from eight yards, finding the corner of the net in the 11th minute.


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ON A DAY n| the Ribblesdall dale Wandererl


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PLAYERS in the Ribble Valley Licensed Victuallers' Associ­ ation Pool League left their cues at home to attend the presentation of winter league trophies. Chairman of the RVLVA, Mr


Earl)


ON another sunrl stronger side anl first round of the!


Eric Hargreaves, of the Higher Buck, Waddlngton, presented the awards. Red League winners were


Victoria A with Horse Shoe A, runners-up. In the Blue League, trophies went to win­ ners Craven Heifer B and second placed Kings B. Green League champions


Springmill were on hand to collect their awards, too, as were runners-up Station. Winners of the team knock­


out tourney, Craven Heifer A and runners-up Station also received awards. Held at the Dog and Pat-


Unbeatl 111 ties


first wil Barnoldswick 3tl


Ribhlesdale Wandl 151 for 11


A BRILLIANT unb|


nership of 111 b f Farnsworth and Ial at Barnoldswick il gave Wanderers th(J toiy of the season. I The pair came tol


rldge, Clitheroe, the presenta­ tion was attended by the chairman of the pool league, Mr Colin Berry, licensee of the Station. Picture: Mr Hargreaves


(front, left) with the winners and Mr Berry (extreme right, back).


Dominoes go down in


Mr Little also presented the


supporters’ Player of the Tear awards in front of a 300 plus crowd. Steve Mullen won the first


team award with P e te r Hutchinson runner-up. Geoff Young was named reserve team winner and Masouk Ahmed runner-up. The match played on the


night was iXWCFL Division Two encoun ter between Clitheroe and Ashton United. The Shawbridge side ran out convincing 4-0 winners. All the goals came in the


first half from Mick Ashcroft (2), John Taylor and Steve Mullen. The victory set the scene for


Saturday’s 5-2 victory over Droy ls den whi ch gave


Clitheroe promotion. So after years in the wilder­


ness of the non-league depths, Clitheroe have joined the elite and will .be playing the likes o f Stalybridge, Fleetwood Leek Town and Accrington Stanley next season, a far cry from the days at the bottom of the Lancashire Combination


""six years ago when chairman Mr Cyril Whiteside joined the


club. Promotion two years in suc­


cession is a remarkable achievement and Clitheroe are the first club to climb from third to first division of the iXWCFL. “We are there by rights, we


have had to earn it, so we will appreciate it all the more,” said Mr Whiteside. Clitheroe have to complete


GARY BUTCHER . . .


hat-trick against Droylsden took his season’s tally to IS


John Taylor scored a goal


that only he can score to give Clitheroe the lead in the 19th minute. He took the ball around two defenders, then the keeper before driving into the rool of the net from the nar-


rawest of angles. Three minutes later Droyls-


den were level, a free-kick on the left from Smith eluding everyone to find the corner of the net. A piece of Steve Mullen


magic after 42 minutes restored Clitheroe’s lead. Mullen played a one-two with Taylor leaving the defenders trailing in his wake before beating goalkeeper Turner from 15 yards. With the sun shining and the


otic or two ground improve­ ments before Shawbridge is up to division one standard. The work is in hand and should be completed by the May 31st deadline for prom­ oted clubs. Sunday sees the very last


dav more suited to cricket, Clitheroe continued to domi­ nate the game during the second half. But they could not find the back of the net for the all important fourth goal to make the game safe. The Shawbridge men came


football match of the season at Shawbridge when the ex- Clarets play ex-Rovcrs (kick­ off 2-30 p.m.) in aid of the iXorman Bell Testimonial


Fund. Among the stars of the past turning out will be Ronnie Clayton, Willie Irvine, John Connelly, Keith Newton and Jim Furnell. It promises to be an entertaining afternoon for a worthy cause.


Medal golf


THE WINNER of the Style S v s tem s /IBM Medal at Clitheroe Golf Club on Satur­ day was Don Partington with 73-6-67. Bert Hemingway (Sl-16-71)


came top in division one and second was Harry Richardson (Sl-9-72). Roger Brennan (84- 11-73) came third after a play­ off with Dennis Kershaw (84- 11-73). First place in division two


went to Frank Bames (86-15- 71) after a play-off with club captain Keith Panter (S7-16-71). Third was Jim Rhodes (85-13- 72) after a play-off with Paul Collier (88-16-72) and Steve Dawson (87-15-72). Brian Stokes, Peter Longbot-


tom, Bob Patchett and Dennis Greenup will be representing Clitheroe in the ELGA Hand­ icap Trophy at Great Harwood on Saturday.


DARTS


ROYAL Oak recorded their third 8-6 victory in five matches and opened up a six points lead over King's B in the Shield Insurance Darts League. Third placed Black Horse


could only draw with Craven, allowing White Horse to join them after a 7-1 win over


Clitheroe FC. The achievement award was


not made this week as none of the claims was considered worthy. Next week's award will be for the highest finish. League positions: Royal Oak


38, King's B 32, Black Horse 28, White Horse 28, Horseshoe 24, Commercial 19, Clitheroe


FC 14, Craven 14, Cross Keys 12, Station 11, Victoria 11, King’s A 9.


GUP DRAW


THE draw for the quarter­ finals of the Thwaites Ribbles- dale League's Ramsbottom Cup is: Barnoldswick v Read, Great Harwood v Old Rossendalians, Baxenden v Padiham, Whalley v Blackburn Northern. Lawrenson Cup draw is:


Read v Blackburn Northern, Lucas v Lower Darwen, Rolls- Royce v Clitheroe, Settle v Great Harwood. All matches to be played on


June 2nd. '


close on several occasions. John Taylor saw a shot hit a defen­ der on the line and Proos, Eatough and Mullen all went


close. Droylsden keeper Tanner


pulled off a string of saves. With the large Clitheroe fol­


lowing fearful of a break away Drovlsden equaliser — which would have meant any chance of the championship gone — and Clitheroe needing another point for promotion, the tension mounted. All fears were put to rest by


Butcher in a last pulsating six minutes and it became “slaugh­ ter in the sun” for Droylsden. Butcher struck like a cobra


in the 84th minute to drill home a loose ball from six yards, then completed his hat- trick a minute from time with another piece of opportunism. So a long hard season draws


to a close with Clitheroe’s wil­ dest dreams a reality — promo­ tion to the NWCFL Division


One. No longer are Clitheroe the


minnows of non-league soccer, thev are now among the giants and" the town should rejoice. C l ith e r o e : Underwood,


Hutchinson, Kinder, Ashcroft, Ahmed, Sharpies, Eatough, B utcher, Mullen, Proos, Taylor. Sub: Dunn.


Team in form RO Victoria 6,


West Bradford 1


AITKEN Shield victors RO Victoria continued their good form with a comfortable league


victory on Monday. Jimmy Colebourne opened


the scoring and then two own goals at each end made it 2-1 at half-time. RO Victoria increased their


lead after the break through Steve Conti (2), Steve Tomlin­ son and Paul Green. RO Victoria: G. Tomlinson,


G. Conti, C. Stewart, Harri­ son, Astin, Threlfall, Blenkin­ ship, S. Tomlinson, Green, Col­ ebourne, S. Conti. Sub: S. Stewart.


Cup victory


Clitheroe 2nds 187 for 9, Enrby 2nds 137 for 8


CLITHEROE cruised through to the third round of the Law­ renson Cup with a comfortable victory on Sunday at Chatburn Road.'


Mike Booth (16) and Neil ,


Ashworth (23) gave Clitheroe a good start and the momentum was maintained in the middle order bv John Boden (26), Alex Rigbv '(47) and Phil Bishop


(28).' Earby also went well early in


their innings and progressed to 54 for 2. However, Malcolm Blackburn and John Boden put the brakes on and Earby never


got back in the hunt. Boden had the best bowling


figures for Clitheroe with 3 for 21.


i second half


IN division one of the Clitheroe and District Netball League, St Michael's Ladies A beat Dominoes 28-16. Saints took an early lead but


Dominoes fought hard to draw level. By half-time Saints had again edged into the lead 9-6. The second-half was domi­


nated by Saints who scored 18 goals to Dominoes 4 to make the final score 28-16. It was an excellent all-round


team performance by Saints, whose goal shooter, Sonya Smith — new to the position this season — displayed such skill and accuracy in her game that she thoroughly deserved her player of the match award. Dominoes wing attack


Sandra Coulter was Dominoes' player of the match. Results — Division one


(player of the match in brack­ e t s ) : St Michael’ s B 18 (Amanda Bolton), Phoenix A 41 (Kate Pollitt); Trinity 29 (Julie Allen), Royals 16 (Andrea Slinger). Division two: Travellers 18


(Doreen Musgrove), Rebels 16 (Susan Frankland); Calder­ stones 17 (Gillian Dust), Cosmos 18 (Diane Frankland).


Trutex hit 7 in


Trutex 7, Station Hotel 0


A FINE second-half perform­ ance saw Trutex win hand­ somely in Sunday’s friendly football game with Station Hotel. Playing into a strong wind,


Trutex broke away dangerous­ ly and led at half-time with goals by Wilkinson and Col­ ebourne. With the wind advantage in


the second half, Trutex took control and increased their lead with goals by Colebourne (2), Dewhurst and Alan and Ian Blenkinship. Trutex: Stirzaker, North,


Foulkes, Holden, Bretherton, Bartlett, Wilkinson, Blenkin­ ship I, Blenkinship A., Col­ ebourne, Dewhurst.


TEAMS


CLITHEROE 1st XI (v Earb;arby, a, Sat): W. Slinger (eapt.), K. Fawcett, D. Hardeastlie, N. Duckworth, C. Sims, A. Rigby, A. Henderson, P. A. Hall, R.


J i


Booth, G. Sutcliffe, Norman. Clitheroe 2nds (v Earby, h, Sat): N. Ashworth (eapt.), J. Boden, S. Westhead, P. Bishop, T. Bleazard, P. Rush- ton, A.


C. Blackburn, R. Leigh­


ton, S. Blackburn, J. Myler, K. Driver.


Clitheroe 3rds (v Salesbui h, Sun): J. Coulter (e apt.), 1 :


t,.. Driver, J. Myler, P. McRae, S.


Rush, W. Briggs, J. Furnell, R. Sharp, G. Bennett, G. Cart- ledge, R. Hardeastle. Clitheroe Youth XI (v Whal­


ley, a, Sun): C. Seed (eapt.), P. Rushton, A. Blackburn, G. Woodworth, S. Miller, R. Blackburn, T. Amin, S. Amin, N. Thomas, J. Seorah, A. Palmer. Res. F. Hussein, A. Robinson.


The same youth side will


play against Oswaldtwistle Im­ manuel at Clitheroe on Monday (6-36 p.m.). Ribhlesdale Wanderers 1st


XI (v Baxenden, h, Sat): D. Cottam (eapt.), M. Dennett, I. Johnson, J. Ainsworth, R. Birch, P. Seedle, M. Walker, R. Styles, G. Leach, S. Kerr, Mason. Ribhlesdale Wanderers 2nds


(v Rolls-Royce, a, Sat): J. Hutchins (eapt.), R. Driver, K. Proctor, K. Taylor, J. Re- mvick, I. Threlfall, W. Brad­ ley, N. Osliffe, A. Parker, T. Wallbank, A. Holgate. Res. P. Spencer. Ribhlesdale Wanderers 3rds


(v Cherry Tree, a, Sun): M. Britcliffe (eapt.), S. Farn­ sworth, M. Proctor, N. Parker, S. Neild, D. O’Neil, I. Threl- fall, M. Edmondson, R. Har­ greaves, K. Taylor, A. N. Other. Ribhlesdale Youth XI (Brian


Morris Cup v Read, h, Sun): A. Dickinson, (eapt.), M. Wrigley, P. Spencer, S. Pickles, S. Farnsworth, P. Barret, W. Bradley, S. Hitchen, D. Niven, D. Braithwaite, B. Spencer. Res. P. Cottam.


Ribhlesdale Wanderers 1st


XI (William Younger Cup, v St Annes-on-Sea, a, Sun): D. Cottam (eapt.), M. Dennett, I. Johnson, J. Ainsworth/ R . ' Birch, P. Seedle, M. Walker, R. Styles, G. Leach, S. Kerr, N. Osliffe. Res. K. Proctor.


the score at 40 fori the bowling apart. I Farnsworth’s 631


fall’s 64 both contl 4’s and three 6's J Wanderers to r l target in the 22nd t| David O’Neill w;|


successful bowler noldswick innings, 34.


Barnoldswick 15t Bowling: D. O’Ntl


,


M. Wrigley 10-2-571 ter 5-0-27-2; ‘ 21-1.


; A. Dil Clitheroe: N. P i


Farnsworth n.o. 63l n.o. 64, extras 5, t| wicket) 151.


Shining I bat and I


Ribhlesdale Wanl 91 for i|


Whalley 92 for I


AN unbeaten halJ F ra n k Ma cw o l marathon bowling I Weaver helped V,| comprehensive Church Meadow oi Batting first Wai


never going welll attack spearheaded He opened the bowl


still going strong f nings closed 45 ove Bob Driver top


27 but could do lL ners departed at t l Wanderers staggel 6 before Tom 111 Alec Holgate put cl Wanderers’ total


it might be enougll ley Tost two e a l However, Derek II and Macwood stcl and took their sidil of victory.


J Wanderers: K.


R. Driver 27, A. ] Hutchins 0, B. ' Renwick 3, T. W ;l Holgate 10, S. Ktl Oslilfe 5, K. Tel extras 1, total (fa


91:___ ' Whalley: D. 34, S. Barker 2, L F. Macwood n.o. n.o. 3, extras 2,| wickets) 92.


Bowling: N. Osll


K. Taylor 9-3-2J 11.4-1-24-0; A. H| 0.


Wicket\ win in


tied eni Ribhlesdale Wana for SI


Old Rossendalia


WANDERERS out of the Rami after a middle-cl collapse allowed| nents to tie the full 48 overs . . wickets lost. Wanderers lost I


were asked to batl cautious start, cl Cottam and J.l started to score f worth was the fin hitting 18 runs. Malcolm Denn


next batsman - the score along vl 26. At this stad had taken the scol the springboard


launch an attai| score.


. This was not ti|


for Cottam (60) to the pavilion vl Dennett had beeil After that d l


middle order co| was left to Step Murray Walker . quick runs at t l innings.


I At one stagl


were scoring at | but finished at per over.


. The Wandei|


bowled tightly overs ana eonta! men up to the! when the unfol was particularly I The pick of thl


must nave heel and Bob Birch.l economically andl kets. Profession! claimed the othel Although Wail well, their total F


not enough. Ribhlesdale


Cottam b Stevel worth b Hindle J c Hanson b Jellef run out 18, P. Si I, S. Proctor [ Jelley 5, R. Stl II, S. Kerr n.o.| Stevens 3, M. _ extras 8, total (I


Old Rossenda


b Seedle 3, Seedle 11. J. n Birch 24, k . Jet I. Bucket run c tail run out 21,' 27, extras 19, tl 165. Bowling: R. .


P. Seedle, 10-2-3 9-2-22-0; D. Mai Leach 9-0-54-0.1


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