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IN the winter series at Bur- wain Sailing Club. Steve Sutc­ liffe won one race in the Laser Fleet ami Yan Smith, with Hazel Brierley, won two races in the Mirror Fleet, despite Sunday's blustery conditions.


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Big wins for joint leaders


KOYAL OAK A and White Horse A each recorded whitew­ ash victories to remain tied at the top of the Clitheroe and District Darts League Division


One. Results: Division One —


Koval Oak A 8. King Arms B O; Black Horse 4, Bonny Inn 4; Commercial 0. White Horse A Kings Anns A -I. Wilpshire


1; Black Bull. Chatburn 4, Royal Oak B 4; Pcndle Witch 2. Waddington 6; Horse Shoe 3. New Inn 5. Division Two — White Hart


6, Station 2: CCWMC 5. Royal Oak C 3; Victoria 3. Black Bull. I.angho 5; White Horse B 3. Dog and Partridge 5; Brown Cow. Chathuni, 7. Cross Keys 1. Brown Cow, Clitheroe 3. Bil* lineton BBC 5. Highest finish: I). Gillibrand


i,Judge Walmsley) 119. Points and jxisitions: Division


(>jjt. — Koval Oak A 19, White Horse A *19. Black Bull 12. New Inn 12. Royal Oak B 12, Waddington 11.’ Black Horse in. Horse Shoe 10, Commercial >. Bonny Inn 7, Kings Arms A «*. Wilpshire 0, Pcndle Witch 5, Kings Anns B 3. Division Two — Billington


BBC 15. CCWMC 14. Dog and Partridge 14. Brown Cow, Chathuni, 12. Black Bull W. Koval Oak C Id. White Hart Id. White Hart B l«. Judge Walmeslcv 8. Victoria ^ 6. Brown Cow. Clitheroe 5. Sta­


tion 5, Cross Keys 1.


the NWCFL Cup. drawing 0*0 at Shawbridge and 2-2 in the replay, with Clitheroe going


the Irlam Town fixture under the Irlam floodlights for next Tuesday (k.o. 7-30 p.m.).


The reserve team keeper, 23-


year-old Andy Holden, is all set to join Accrington Stanley and could make his debut on Saturday.


' Former Clitheroe manager


Eric Whalley made an approach for Holden List week, promis­ ing him first team football, to replace Dave Mottershead, who has had to leave the club through work commitments. It was hoped Holden would


eventually be Denis Under­ wood's possible successor and, in the meantime, provide excel­ lent cover. But the opportunity offered by Accrington is not one to be missed and managers


Dave O’Neill and Paul McGuire wish the former Longridge United player well should be decide to make the move. McGuire will be anxiously


seeking a replacement to main­ tain the reserves’ momentum at


D a r t s


A beat B in Legion


Match


LEGION A remain at the top of the Clitheroe and Whalley Clubmen’s Darts League fol­ lowing a 4-3 win over Legion B.


Other results: JR s A 5,


RWCC A 2; RWCC B 0. Social A 7; Catholic B 4, JR s B 3: Social B 2, Catholic A 5. .Michael Davies, of JR s A.


took the lead in the race to record the least number of darts in a leg this season when he won after just 16. In the process, he produced the week’s highest check-out, 92. Latest {mints and positions:


Legion A 23, Social A 20. Catholic A 19. RWCC A IS, Social B 16. Legion B 13. JR s A 13, Catholic B 8, JR s B 7. RWCC B 3


LADIES’ DARTS


KIHHLESDALE W have gone one {mint clear at the top of the Ribble Valley Ladies’ Darts Association’s Division One. Results: Division One —


Spring Mill 3, Black Horse A 5; Ribblesdale .1 3, Dog and Par­ tridge ft; RBL A 3. Royal Oak 5; Black Horse B 2, Station 6: Victoria 2, RBL B 6; Commer­ cial 2, Ribblesdale W 6. Division Two — Calderstones


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Division One — Ribblesdale W 33. Black Horse A 32. Station 29. Legion B 24, Ribblesdale J 23. Royal Oak 21. Victoria 21, Legion A 2d. Spring Mill 20, Black Horse B IS. Dog and Partridge IS. Commercial 17. Kings Anns 12. Division Two — Black Bull


;14. Horse Shoe 26. Brown Cow 25. White Horse 24. White Hart 23. Calderstones 22, Park Gate 20. Bay Horse 19. Pendle Witch 17. Catholic Club 16, CCWMC 14, De Lacey s.


Read in command


Read United LMSh 11. West Coast Rovers 1


READ continued their impres­ sive form by hammering Rovers. Five goals up at half­ time, Read added another six after the break. Scorers were Bennett (4). Connelly (2). Baron (2) and Broadlev.


the top of the East Lancs Foot­ ball League table and also to provide an adequate deputy for Underwood. The reserves'


match with Padiham Wander­ ers last weekend was post­ poned. On Saturday they travel toplav Clifton Athletic. Clitheroe goalscorers (up to


and including October 25th): Paul Beck 7, John Taylor 7, Gary Butcher 5, Clive Dunn 4, Steve Mullen 3, Peter Hutchin­ son 3, Paul Round, Ian Whit­ tak e r , John Bowman and Martin Horsefield. Reserves: Je f f Young 14,


Simon Whiteside 12, M. Heys 3. I. Whittaker 3. E. Kinder 2, P. Dewhurst 2. S. Green, S. Procter. P. Ashworth, M. Horsefield. N. Whiteside. J . Bowman, M. Darcy. T. Holt, A.Holden. Own goals 3.


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PROSPECTS GOOD


Blackburn RUFC iths IS. Clitheroe RUFC 2nd XV 6


PLAYING in terrible condi­ tions, Clitheroe kicked off with the wind advantage in the first half. Although an inexjmrienced side, they snowed great pros­


pects for the future. The Clitheroe pack out-


scrummaged and out-mauled Blackburn and most of the first half was played around the Blackburn 22m. area. Clitheroe had a try disal­


lowed but the continued pressure put on the Blackburn pack forced them into errors, giving {mnalties away. Tak ing full advantage.


Clitheroe scrum-half K. Moore converted two of them, giving them a 6-0 half-time lead. In the second half. Blackburn


scored a quick try, which was unconverted. This gave the home team inspiration and their more experienced three- quarters continually kicked, using the wind advantage. Defensive errors let Black­


burn in for a further three late tries, of which they converted


one. Clitheroe: Year, H. Giavani,


P. Wilson. C. Tomlinson. I*. Procter, Knighton. K. Moore. M. Barker, R. Airey. H. Proc­ ter, S. Green. S. Taylor. H. Coupe, P. Procter.


Motor bike 'mad* Keith has


scries in style — with a round to spare. On his way to the champ’s


cost worn*out tyres, petrol and brake-pads — it also cost Keith a couple of broken ribs


And victory did not just


and extra expense whenever he crashed his powerful, pur* pose-made machine.


crown, he had to outride 150 other bikers on events all over England, Scotland and Wales.


fiably pleased with his ex* p|oits and is now moving up from the clubman’s class to take on the national expert riders.


Self-employed motor cycle


Title hopefuls clash at Shawbridge


Nonetheless, Keith is justi­ mechanic Keith is now look­


ing for sponsors. He is already having talks


with a firm which manufac­ turers specialist competition clothing and would appreciate assistance to offset tyre, oil and other costs. Enduro racing takes place


THE following draw has been made for the preliminary round of the Clitheroe and District Snooker League individual knock-out competition: M. Shaw v D. Smith. B.


on fast forest tracks and in* volves competitors having to visit checkpoints, in special order, and comply with time allowances from point to


point. Keith is earning out a few


“demon" modifications to his


pridc*and-joy machine in readiness for next season and, if he docs well, he could find himself in Poland represent­ ing England in a six-day in­ ternational. Picture: A smiling Keith


Hitchen v D. Burgess, R. Wilk v J . Jacques, P. Dallison v N. Robinson, G. Ty ler v B. Thompson, G. Jones v J . Miller, P/ Clark v G. Spacer, M. Vamom v M. Peel, D. Rilev (Rimington) v M. Hornby, J . Baines v S. Trnynor, K. Smith v H. Clegg, A. Parsons v N. Harris, E. McMahon v C. Hall, D. Speak v R. Cuddihv, B. Pemberton v A. Beck, E. Wallace v M. Whittaker, E. Rigby v I. Charlton, J . Brown v B! Sims, M. Yates v J . Crowther. J . Bannister anr v P. Bishop, ]


happily tackles the task of putting his slripped*down machine back together for next year’s campaign.


Henthorn hang/ on for a


narrow victory


Henthorn Utd 5, Highfield Boys I


IT took Henthorn a long time to settle in this Hyndbum and District League under*14 match at Littlemoor. Without regulars Smith.


Kearsley and Lewis, they had to rearrange the team and it was left to Czapowski to battle


alone up front. Although under constant


pressure early on, strong de­ fensive play by Stokes and Sayle kept Henthorn in the game. Two goals by Czapowski


and one bv Stokes gave Henth­ orn a 3*0 lead and, when Czapowski scored a fourth goal early in the second half, every­ one’ expected Highfield to col­


lapse. But Highfield had different


ideas and pulled two back. They added a third when a


sloppv back-pass by Allan left the Henthorn keeper stranded. Stokes scored nis second to


make it 5-3, but then Highfield fought back and only strong defensive play by Sayle and some brave goalkeeping by Barnes kept Henthorn in the game. Man of the match was


Stokes.


Oswaldtwistle 1mm 3, Trinity YC 4


TRINITY turned in their best performance of the season to win this Hyndbum and District Leagtie match. Level at the interval, the


home team scored two goals within 10 minutes of the restart


to lead 3-1. Trinity fought back and


levelled the scores again through Briggs and Edmond­ son. With five minutes remain­ ing, Edmondson, who deser­ vedly won the man-of-the- match award, cut in and volley­ ed home from the edge of the area to complete his hat-trick and seal victory.


Cubs’ football


RESULTS from the Clitheroe and District Cub Scouts’ five-a­ side competition: Loyola 5, Tigers 0; Loyola 2, Chatburn 0; Loyola 2, St Paul's 0; St Pauls 0, Chatburn 0; St Pauls 3. Tigers 2; Chatburn 1, Tigers 1. The finals will be held at the Castle Field on Sunday at 2


to meet at Trinity Church at 9- 30 a.m. on Saturday to repre­ sent the district team in a match against South Ribble: Duckworth, Dobson, Clements, Lod (Loyola); Blatchford, De- whurst/Farmer (Leonards); Moorby, Clegg. Ro be r ts , Hutchinson (St Marys); Hamp­ shire. Berry (St Pauls); Rigby (Whalley).


Ribble Valley Football League


New leaders make most of


postponements


ONLY three Ribble Valley League matches beat the weather on Saturday, but new leaders were produced in each


division. Springtnill moved back to ihe


top of Division One following a 4-1 victory over Sabden. while Chatburn’s 10-2 win over Grindleton took them to the head of Division Two. In the other match to Ik*


plaved. Kings Anns Reserves picked up their first {xiint of the season with a 1-1 draw against Waddington Youth. Springmill take on second-


placed Kings Arms on Satur­ day. The referee will Ik* D. Marshall. Other fixtures: Division One


— Read United v Calderstones (T. Wallbank). Rimington v Ribchester Res. (D. Bush). Victoria v Salnlen (B. Allen), Waggon and Horses v Broo- khall (G. Dixon). White Horse


v West Bradford (N. Turpin). Division Two — Calderstones Res v Buck Inn <B. Jones). Grindleton v Chatburn (N. Hinsdale), Transtnirt v Whalley Celtic (P. Kerr). Waddington Youth v Horse Shot* (1. Derby­ shire). West Bradford Res. v Lord Nelson (J. Wright).


Two hat-tricks as Chatburn go top


Chatburn 10. Grindleton 2


CHATBURN soared to the top of Division Two after this con­ vincing win. They had to come from


behind* whet) a mix-up in tie- fence let Rawstron in to coolly slot the ball home and give Grindleton the lead. A Chathuni free-kick led to


the equaliser, with Kerry Pratt heading home at the far |H>st. Chatbunt asserted their au­


thority ami two well-taken poals from Phil Smith put them tn control. Craig Taylor, a constant


threat, scored twice and a Pratt jienaUy. after Smith had been fouled, made the score 6-1 at half-time. After the break, a well-taken Pratt goal gave him his hat-


trick. When Taylor was brought


down, Smith scored from the sjK*t to gain his first hat-trick


for the club. But Grindleton did not give


up and pulled a goal back when Billy Powell hit the net from 15 yards. A fine save by Keith Johnson


from a Greg Karoshaw penalty seemed to spark Chatburn with Pratt scoring his fourth goal to become man of the match, anti Darren Finch firing a cracking


goal from 2ft yards. Chatburn: Johnson McCar*


rick. P. Smalley, F. Smalley, Ro binson. F inch. Smith.


' Bretherton. Taylor, Pratt, Har­ greaves. Subs: M. Smalley.


Hunt.


Gl'FST appearances bv New Zealand cricketer Richard Hadlee and ex-Manchester United manager Wilf McGuinness helped a Clitheroe organisation to raise Cl.200.


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Hadlee and McGuinness wore sneakers at a sportsmans dinner at Stirk House, Gishum, organised bv French Connection Clitheroe.


Club, Ribblesdale Wanderers Cricket Club. Clitheroe hootball Club and Bnltnn-by-Houland About 170 representatives attended from Clitheroe Rugby l mon C ......................


Itogcr Hargreaves Hell) is pictured welcoming Richard Hadlee and Will .McGuinness (second right), with local sportsmen looking on.


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SNOOKER Change of fortune for Arrods


ARR0DS slumped in the Clitheroe and District Snooker League after their good win last week, going down 12-2 to Cons A. RBL, JR s A and Rimington A hold the top three spots in Division One, with 20, 2S and 20 points.


Catholic B and Waddington


B kept up their winning ways and head Division Two. Highest breaks: I. Brown (29


and 23), R. Pickvance (23). Two nlayers from Chatburn


B, A. Boyer and A. Hodgson, have been* replaced by G. Simp- kin and J . Ingham. Division One — Arrods (2)


327, Cons A (12) 353: J . Curtis 81, M. Wenslev 32; S. Curtis 52. T. Sumer fci: I. Clark 10 . S. Taylor SI: I). Howarth 45, I). Smith 71: C. Hall 67, J . Cowell 29; R. Wilk 42. K. Smith 62. Liberal A <9) 420, Billington


A (5) 3S1: M. Shaw 48. D. Hast ham 67; R. Taylor 94. N. Harris 49; B. Dixon 44. A. Rvdeheard 80; 1*. Dallisnn 91, G. Lomas 52; R. Pickvance 69, K. Puller 59; 1. Karim 74. 1.


Brown 74. B i l l in g to n B (6 ) 3S6,


Rimington A (8) 423: K. Horsefield 73, D. Riley 6ft; I. Moores 69, 1). Bannister 61; P. Musker 62, F. Wrathall “ft; J . Wild 46. K. Ralcliffe 81; G. Parker 87. J . Lund 5ft; S. Horsefield 49. S. Petty S3. RBL A (S) 391. Waddington


A (6) 386: B. Sims 58. T. Makinson 67; G. Parkinson ftd. B. Waddington 8ft; P. Harrison 79. D. Boothman 44; I. Nuttall 48. .). Wooff 66; M. Peel 81. F. Coar 73: N. Schofield 78, S. Hatton ftl. C l i th e r o e B ( S ) 424 ,


Catholic A (6) 381: F. Watson 108, D. Burgess 38; R. Sutton 76, A. Hall 37; 1). Coujk* ftl. D. Vizzard 71; K. Wallace 48. J . Crowther 8-1: A. Middlebrough 78. L Tomlinson 58; F. Webs­ ter 63. M. Holmes 93. JRs A (10) 408, Chatburn A


(4) 317: J . Roberts 78, P. Jones 48; S. McCullough 80, P. Whit­ taker 36; M. Jezierski 40. N. Robinson 74; J . Titterington 98. !». Clark 21; J . Birbeck 78, A. Frankland 61: M. Whitaker 34, H. Frankland 10ft. Division Two — JR s B (10)


( -2 ) 371. Chatburn B (1) 26S: A. Burgess 72, A. Wilson 34; M. Davies 70, A. Jones 47; G. Blackburn 59, P. Craig 78: S. Spara 66, P. Harrison 31; T. Amin 47. A. Wilson 78: J . Poole 60. no player. Low Moor A I D .19.1. Social


Club (10) 447: I). Dean 81. G. Hinrks 69; G. Tyler 52. J . Sutc­ liffe IK); R. Shoreman 63, 1. Charlton 72: M. Alston ftft. D. Niven 64: D. Saunders 7ft, .1. Hal) 86; S. Travnor 67. M. Vamom 66. Police (6) 421. Low Moor B


(S) 379: F. Booth 66. N. Parkin­ son 79; T. Swift 78. M. O’Rourke ftft; R. Hall 61. N. Berry 00; D. Fletcher 9ft. P. Cryne 42; !\ Craig 61. N. Brown 6ft; J . Burke 63. N. Addvinan 72. Chatburn B (.1) .108. RBI* B


< 11) 446: S. Harrison 59. N. Gamer 59: P. Craig 3ft. S. Kerr 81: R. Turner 58, J . RennicK 47: II. Jones 48. G. Walmsley Sft; S. Wilson 38, J . Miller 8ft; L. Whittaker 70, D. Walmsley


89. Rimington II ( l ) 330, Slaiil*


burn A (10) IBS: D. Seed 74. W. Jones 63; J . Hacking III. G. Jones 117; B. Murray 41. B.


Walker 94; A. Snith 67, E. Rigby S6; M. Rhodes 4ft. H. Dixon 79; J . Thornton 70, A. Rigby 59.


Waddington B (12) 516.


Pcndle Club (2) 368: A. Wil­ kinson 98. J . Holmes ftft; J . Baines 105, A. Taylor 49: A. Parsons 87. S. Kdmondson 53: A. lierd 58, W. Wright 89; J . Lambert 99, F. Pollard 70: B. Phillip 99. J . Bush 52.


Catholic 11 (12) 170. JR s II


(2) 318: B. Bithell 78. J . Poole ftft; R. Hargreaves 57. T. Amin 1(H); K. Kccles 9ft. M. Davies 61; P. Bithell 81. A. Burgess 31; M. Lawton 79. S. Spara 37; I). Loft house 80. G. Blackburn


62. Slaidhurn 11 (2) 32ft. Liberal


B (12) 161: L. Lawson 8ft. G. Bover i32; P. Maher 47. D. Rilev .NS: I *. Collinscm 52, e. Dovle r>‘9; I). Collinson 42. J. Mcllnr 101;; N. Pinder 61. J. Parker SI; M. Beattie 3ft, A. Chew 7ift.


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• 2 pts deducted Tonight’s fixtures: Division


One — Billington A v Arrods: Cons A v RBL A: Waddington A v Harwood Lib A; Chatburn A v Cons B; Rimington A v JR s A; Catholic A v Billington B.


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CLITHEROE Amateur Swim­ ming Club took part it) a friendly gala at Preston against Marlin's. Newton Hall. Piran­ ha A and B and a visiting team from Wales. After an exciting contest.


Clitheroe finished second with 2(>9 {Kiints. Winners Piranha A


scored 217 {Kiints. Division Two — Slaidhurn A


v Waddington B; Low Moor B v Rimington B ;JR s B v Police; RBL B v Catholic B: Harwood Lib B v Chatburn B; Pendle Club v Low Moor A; Social Club v Slaidhurn B.


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WATERLOGGE;KD mtches put paid to Siaturday's East Lancs games


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Clitheroe Reserves, Wadding­ ton. SalKlen. Whallev and Read United.


Big step forward for skier Kathy


CLITHEROE Skier Kathy Knight finished 57lh out of 175 entrants In the slalom race at the weekends British Artificial Ski Slopes Championships at the Hillend Ski Centre, Edinburgh. Kathy (16), who came 122nd out of 175 In the giant


slalom, was at first refused entry Into the champion­ ships because It was judged on snow points but she protested and she was accepted. On Saturday, with a start number of 139, she


proved how well she could cope with a testing slope, finishing I7th girl and sixth girl In her age group. Despite a slight hiccup on ner second run, she beat


English, Welsh, Irish and British male and female hTthe'eombined results, she finished 59th In Bri­


tain and was the fourth lady finisher in. England. Kathy’s second entry In the championship has been


a big step forward. The first time, she barely finished the course. Perhaps 1987 will be third time lucky for


her at Hillend. Sporting occasion


DAVE’S DOUBLE DELIGHT


OCTOBER has proved to be a busy and very rewarding month for Whitewell farmer Dave Calvert. But it was not progress


round his home. Parkgate Farm, which pleased him. Dave’s delight came from his


beloved sport of rallving. Dave, the vice-chairman of


Clitheroe and District Motor Club, took his Ford Escort 2000, sjamsored by Paul Gard­ ner Engines, of Scorton. to Scotland for the annual Tour of Mull Road Rally. Dave and his navigator, Joe


Riding, of Rishton. finished 10th overall on this "Motoring News” event — winning the trophy for the highest-placed crew resident in Lancs. Dave has com|>eted 12 times


on Mull and has never failed to fmjsh — usually in the top 12 — anil has won the trophy twice before. Another Clitheroe member,


Derrick Hall, the club’s trea­ surer, finished 21st overall in bis Autoparts Ford Escort. Onlv days after returning


from Mull,’farmer Dave was at it again, this time winning Pendle District Motor Club’s South Valley Trophy Rally by a clear margin.


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Lawton. P. Bishop: G. Whit- I tarn, T. Amin v M. Vamom, G. j Hincks: W. Jones, J . Jacques v N. Peel, D. Parker; P. Barker, G. Bover v R. Hargreaves, P. Bithell; L. Dixon, D. Vizzard v I. Brown, P. Musker; P. Swales, J . Roberts v D. Smith, M. Wenslev; H. Hudson, A. Hall v H. l5ixon, B. Walker; I. Charlton, J . Poolev v H. Frankland, A. Frankland; D. Harris. D. Willon v P. Harri- | son, I. Nuttall; N. Schofield, B. Simms v M. Whittaker, J . Birkbeck; M. Holmes, D. Burgess v K. Smith, T. Sunter; N. Dixon. H. Clegg v B. Boreham, J . Poole; G. Jones, J . Whitwell v N. Harris, G. Lomas. All ties must be played and


results notified to T. Davies by no la t e r th an Monday, November 24th.


TABLE TENNIS


RIBBLESDALE Table Tennis Association results: Trinity YC 6. Whalley Swans 4; Social Club A s! Social Club B 2; Stamlen A 10, Trinity SS 0;


Stamlen B 7, Rimington Ladies 3; Trinity SS 5. Social Club A ft; Whalley Swans 2. Stamlen B 8; Rimington Ladies 6. Trinity YC 4: Social Club B v Stamlen A {Mistponed.


Trinitv SS 5, Social Club 5 STRENGTHENED by t h e 1


return of captain M. Crane, who won three games. Trinity had an exciting draw. Trailing 1-3 m games, Trinity


recovered to 4-3 but still | needed the last game to secure the 5-ft draw. M. Wriglev won one game and M. Crane and J . Kellington the doubles. For the Social Club A. Crane and T. Wilson won two games apiece and T. Thompson one game.


Rimington Ladies 6, Trinity YC 4


THIS win was the ladies' first this season. Captain F. Simpson won


throe games, M. Ashton two, and they won the doubles bet­


ween them. For the visitors, captain C.


Wilson won two games and I. Drake and A. Hornby one I game apiece.


Whallev Swans 2. Standcn B 8


PLAYING his first game for I manv years, E. Ronnan sec- ure<{ two games for Swans. In reply, G. Williams \


three games for Standen B, ami D. Jackson and captain M. Sherliker won two apiece. Sherliker and Williams won the doubles.


SQUASH


EMPRESS Squash men’s 1st team had an excellent 4-1 win |


at home to Preston 2nd. Ray Dryden and Je f f Watson |


won *3-0. * Dave Matthews 3-1 and Russell Cowking 3-2. I Conor McLaughlin went down 1- 3.


The 2nds, at home to East


Lancs 3rds, suffered a 1*4 I defeat. Mike Barratt won 3-0 | for Empress. Martin Hill just i lost out 2-3 after being ahead all the way, John Willis lost 1-3 | ami Eddie Vidler and Steve Turner were defeated 0-3. The 3rds lost U-5 away to 1


Springers 4ths. John Beggs lost 2-


McKenzie, David Walters ami Robert Fielding all went down


0-3. The ladies’ 1st team lost 2-3 |


away to Maple 4ths. Sue Beggs played well to easily win 3-0. Sheila Willis had a tussle, nar­ rowly losing 2-3 in a match which could have gone either wav. Anne Cowking met a strong


opponent and went down 0-3, I while Marilyn Fletcher took the first game but lost the next I three for a 1-3 scoreline. Sharon Willis returned after I


illness and. in her usual style, j outclassed her opjxment 3-0.


Fortunes mixed


CLITHEROE A chess team | played Blackburn A at home last week in a close-fought ; affair, with Blackburn just | gaining the edge in the end. ! Andrew Coooer had to work


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out although suffering from ’flu and eventually lost a sharp cut and thrust game on board two. Alex Rajski lost on board I


five for a final score of | Clitheroe 2. Blackburn 3. Clitheroe B finished on top


against Lucas, with a 3-2 scoreline. Alex Rsyski, Simon Karmann


and Stan Townsend won on boards one, three and five, while Peter Rvan and Ernie I Sefton lost on boards two and | four. Tonight, Clitheroe A has a


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