Clithcroc Advertiser & Titties, December 13th Clitheroe 2232Jt (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) T o b y C h a pm a n 's K I B B L E V A L L E Y Swimming supremos claim top awards
1 awarded with prestigious swimming safety awards. Sarah Greenwood (11), Suzanne Willey (12),
SIX Ribble Valley swimmers have been
Daniel Davis (11), Adrian Peck (10), Andrew Tolson (13) and Nathanael Marsden (13) were all successful in the testing Aquagold challenge and
Bass North West Counties League Shawbridge Topics
C L ITH ERO E ’S scheduled home match against Bootle became a victim of the wintery weather.
bridge on Saturday ruled tor the second week run out the possibility of any ni"E, following the post football being played and ponement of their ATS the match will now have to be re-arranged. A number of club officials did start to clear the pitch, but the wind kept blowing the snow back, making it impossible to play. Clitheroe have now been foiled in th e i r
Heavy snow at Shaw- attempts to play a match
Trophy match against South Liverpool. The club have made an
Imaginative
fund-raiser GROUND improvements do not come cheaply — but Clitheroe secretary Colin
were'presented with their awards by Mr Dave Morris, the director of environmental services at Ribble Valley Council. Aquagold is the highest
award in the Aquapack programme, which is a swimming safety course run by the Royal Life Saving Society and' sponsored by Europcamp. The successful
swimmers have been
training hard for 18 months in preperation for the final test at Ribblesdale Pool. Aquapack combines
swimming ability with Snooker
official complaint to the Lancashire Football Asso ciation about the action of South Liverpool. The HFS Loans Pre
the swimmers have no plans to ease up and will be battling on to claim even higher awards. Our picture shows the
c e t i e Clitheroe squash
specialised training, which
is.designed to develop safety and rescue skills. The reach the Aquagold
standard, the six swimmers underwent a series of gruelling tests, including expired air resuscitation. After working so hard,
WHILE the two ladies’ teams continued their winning ways, the men were only successful in two out of then-
Thornton Cleveleys. with comfortable victories for Steve Hutchinson, Dave Matthews, Ivobei t Fielding and Ray Dryden. The clean sweep was completed when Steve Turner won the last game 10-9.
The men’s first team scored a decisive o-O against
ing the first two ties to Dave Mackenzie and Richard Bedford, came back to win. The rejuvinated team beat John Willis, Conor McLaughlin and Brian
The seconds disappointed at Reedle.v, whp aftei los , . ,
Havward, to take the match 3-2. The thirds won 3-2 at Preston Grasshoppers in a
successful swimmers receiving their awards from Mr Morris, with trainer Mr Derek Gardner in the background.
Chatburn charge
mier League side, who share their ground with Bootle, failed to inform Clitheroe secretary Colin Wilson that Bucks Park was not available due to a previously arranged youth match. A message was then left Wilson’s answer-
Wilson has come up with a game had been switched to novel idea which could Skelmersdale’s ground help swell the Blues rede velopment coffers. The plan is for two
on Mr phone saying that the
covered a re a s to be erected on the top half of Shawbridge — at a cost of around £6,500. This would be paid for by supporters and local businesses spon soring each inch of the stands. With a minimum charge
no time to inform their players and the match had to be called off. The LFA is now looking
This left the club with
into the matter and could even give Clitheroe a walk-over into the next round. Clithcroe are now gear
set at £3 an inch, a local company could sponsor 50 inches and a supporter as
CHATBURN A thrashed last week’s Division One leaders CSC A and jumped into second
the top after a good win a g a in s t h ig h - r id in g Rimington A. In the second division,
place. Slaidburn A take over at
Waddington A whi tewashed Pendle Club to consolidate their position at the top. Social B keep the leaders in sight after a
423: N. Thompson 84, A. Wright 43: S. Griffiths -19, S. McCally 00: P. Craig 45, V. AderoR 9(5; R. Brown 100, M. Harvey 63; .1. Burke 55, K. Eccles 82; F. Booth 51, ,1. Bur-
Police (4) 381, Social I! (10) Hockey Determined Clitheroe foiled
good win against Police. Division One — IlillinRlon II
(6) 349, Waddington 11 (8) .'155: P. {Illicit 50, T. Swift 52; N. Harris 32, M. Dewhurst 75; .1. Connell 87, D. Cox 45; D. Stewart 07, B. Phillip 40; It. Hilton 40, S. Herd 88; It. Ormiston 83, I. Waddington 57. Itimington A (4) 414, Slaid-
little as two. When all the pionship challenge in the stand has been sponsored " ” " then the club will have the money to start work. As long as each inch is
sponsored, the club should be able to start construc
tion in 1991. However, if the club
carry on performing well in the Bass North West Counties Division One and gain promotion to the HFS Loans League Division One, then the ground improvements will have to be made sooner. If anybody wants more
ing up ready for a busy month ahead when they will be looking to impress in the floodlit league and re-establish their cham-
Bass North West Counties Division One. Over the Christmas
information they should contact Colin (Clitheroe 24370) or any other club official.
Table tennis
Standen teams take control
Standen B currently stand in top spot, with 51
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ItihhtadalcIT Association
points from their opening sumk-n c... •
six matches. The side have won five and drawn one, standing unbeaten at the top. With four wins, one drawn match and one defeat, Standen A cur rently occupy second place with 41 points. Bowland A are chasing
u ....... StiuuicnA... Howland A..
Trinity A.. Waililmjjton..
Rimin^Um...., Standon C.... St Mary’s..... Howland 11.... Trinity H......
hard in third place and, with a game in hand over Standen A, the team could muscle their way into
second spot. Standen C are having a
! lately and now stand in seventh place, with 22 points from their five
less glamorous season, but have hit a run of forni
Standen B beat Bowland B 10-0, Standen C overcame Waddington 6-4 and Bow land A beat Rimington . 8-2. Results; Standen C 8, Trinity B 2; Bowland A 1>
games. In last week’s matches,
l'W 1) 1. I’ 2 0 4 2(5
0 51 1 41 0 35 3 28 ; 27
3 22 l 22 1 lf>
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Soccer school FORMER professional
football player Kevin Hire! will be running a 12-week soccer school in the Ribble Valley after Christmas. Kevin has ju s t com
period, Clitheroe play Ashton United at home on Tuesday, December 18th (k.o. 7-30), in the Floodlit League and then take on Baeup Borough at home a g a in , on F r id a y , December 21st (k.o. 7-30 p.m.). On Boxing Day, Clitheroe travel to face Bootle and then complete th e i r programme on Saturday, December 29th with a home match against Maine Road (k.o. 3 p.m.). On Saturday, Clitheroe
travel to face Atherton LR (k.o. 3 p.m.).
t;eas HD.Low Moor A (10) 453, RBL B (4) 390: G. Tyler 104, D. Smith 40; A. Holmes 71, E. Barnes 02; N. Brown 53, K. R. Walmsley 92; N. Parkinson 31, D. Wahns- ley 58; M. O'Rourke 08, G. Swales 35; M. Moss-Rlundell 73, G. Wahnsley 47; CSC II (12) 415, Chatburn it
4 4 - . J
burn A (10) 449: .1. Lund 00, H. Dixon 80; A. Itiley 100, H. Dixon 57; D. Riley 81, B. Walker 02; S. Petty 05, G. Ted- stone 73; D. Bannister 41, E. Rigby 87; F. Wrathall 50, W.
(2) 331: It. Watson 82, B. .lones 52; B. Bithell 09, A. Wilson -10; B. Driver 54, A. Bradshaw 55; C. Thorne 89, L. Whittaker 75; M. Byrne 72, 1’. Parker 50; G. Tomlinson 79, M. Lawson 02. Waddington A (14) 480, Pen
,lones 90.CSC A (2) 3-10, Cliutliurn A (12) 471: .1. Crowther 08, P. Craig 07; L. Dixon 04, G. Sim- kin 85; D. Burgess 09, P. Clark 88, N. Burgess 52, D. Speak 77; A. Hall 52, S. Harrison 82; I. Tomlinson 35, N. Robinson 72. Social A (10) 472, llillington
dle Club (0) 331: B. Waddington 70, A. Proctor 52; ,1. Baines 120, W. Wright 53; .1. Cotton 85, S. Edmondson 53; F. Coar 77, A. Garner 58; A. Parsons 87, ,1. Schofield 49; ,1. Wooff 08, .1.
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t % match. / . Vsv
Dutloi
. WITH thick snow on tl eroe were amazed to
Claire Mortimer...early goal
A (4) 313: .1. Roberts 84, S. Keighley 5-1; M. Varnom 95, A. Dean 48; S. McCullough 114, K. Garrett 23; M. Parkinson 54, A. Itvdehard 05; 1. Charlton 5-1, I). Cox 85; G. Hincks 71, ,1. Bolton
One — Slnidourn A 80, Chat burn A 78, CSC A 74, Riming- ton A 74, Waddington B 72, Mil lington A 5(5, Cons B 50, how Moor 5(5, Low Moor 5(5, Billing- ton B 54, Social A 50, RBL A
Holmes 0(5. Points and positions: Division
bumpy pitch and a Dutton side currently standing in second place in the table, Clitheroe were keen to impress and show that they are a force to be reckoned with.
Confronted by a soft and
attacking downhill, with the strong wind against them. The away, side began well, going into the lead a f te r ju s t three minutes when Tricia Proc tor fed Claire Mortimer, who scored with ease.
Clitheroe started by
38.UBL A (8) 301, Low Moor A (0) 3-12: N. Schofield 72, S. Kerr
17; B. H. Sims 45, M. Holmes 85; B. Hitchen 41, 1*. Traynor 77; M. Peel 79, S. Traynor 34; A. Burgess 90, S. Thompson 41; P. Harrison 37, T. liensnaw 87. Division Two — Slaidburn B
48.Division Two — Waddington A 88, Social B 78. CSC B 74, Low Moor A 54, Police (54, Chatburn B (50, Cons A (50, Pen dle Club 58, Slaidburn B 58, Rimington B 48.RBL B 48. - Tonight’s fixtures: Division One — CSC A v Rimington A, Slaidburn A v Social A, Chat burn A v Billington B, Billing- ton A v RBL A, Low Moor B v
(10) 431, Rimington It (4) 401: A. Rigby 55, B. Conchie 50; P. Maher 91, D. Seed 81; N. I’inder 50. D. A. Seed 82: C>. Parker 93, P. Winekley 47; I). Cowking 90, ,1. Lund jnr 48; T. Robinson 52, It. Holland 93.
Winter weather takes control
BLIZZARDS and heavy snow decimated the Whit bread Ribble Valley League programme at the weekend. No matches went ahead
THE Ribblesdale Table Tennis Association is a tj i l l , so Kings Arms being dominated by two sides.
Oak in third. Grindleton and the Buck
in second spot and " i‘\v I) l
Kilims Arms........... WanRun & Horses... Royal Oak.............. Station Hotel......... Swan & Royal........ Waterloo Rangers... Trans|>ort Blue....... Chatbum............... Calderstones......... Trans|>ort White.... Bridge Inn............
Buck Inn............... Grindleton............
pleted his first 12-week c o u r s e and was so impressed with the talent and interest shown, that he w'as decided to arrange
a second one. Held at Ribblesdale
trol and skill.
School on Monday eve nings, the main aspect of the classes will be enjoy ment, as well as ball con
There will be classes for
! Waddington 3; Bowland B budding young soccer : 9, Trinity A 1; St Mary’s stars aged between five ' 3, Rimington 7; Standen A and eight, nine to 12 and 5, Standen B 5; Wadding- 13andovet. ton 4, Standen C 6; Trinity If anyone is interested B 2, St Mary’s 8; Trinity A in the classes and would 4, Standen A 6; Standen B like further information 10, Bowland B 0; Riming- they should contact Kevin ton 2, Bowland A 8. Hird (Kelbrook 84-7o3).
2 0 1 4
remain on top of the table, with Waggon and Horses Royal
Inn are lodged together on the bottom with five points.
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Whitbread fixtures
AFTER last Saturday’s te rr ib le weather, the teams in the Whitbread Ribble Valley Football League will be itching for action. Fixtures and referees:
Cons B.Division Two — Rimington B v CSC B, Social B v Slaidburn B, Pendle v Chatburn B, RBL B v Police, Cons A v Low Moor A.
Rugby Gallant display Clitheroe RUFC 1st XV 7, Aspull ItUFC 4
A SATISFYING and well-deserved win was ju s t reward for the Clitheroe players who
braved the arctic elements for this match. Clitheroe, playing with adrift at the interval.
the strong wind in the first half, fielded a settled pack, but a slightly changed back line. Richard Water-
house moved into the fly- half role and old cam paigner Dougie Woodburn joined John Silcock on the wings.
started slowly and had hardly broken into sweat before Aspull scored a try
Typically, Clitheroe
in the corner. However, Clitheroe began to get their act together and the pack started to take con trol, especially in the scrums where the Little- ill o o r e i g h t w e r e outstanding.
Transport White v Water loo Rangers (J. Swayne), Bridge Inn v Waggon and Horses (B. Bleasdale), Chatburn v Royal Oak (D. Marshall), Swan and Royal v Kings Arms (D. Bush), Station Hotel v Grindleton (B. Jones), Calderstones v T r a n s p o r t Blue ( J . Lowery).
good ball, the backs were able to run straight and hard to put Aspull under p re s su re and on the retreat. Clitheroe were now creating chances and a good move in the centres saw Peter Jaques go just inches short. Not surpris ingly, the pressure told and Aspull conceded a penalty which Dave Slin- ger converted to put the town side just one point
With the pack producing
ments, Ciitheroe expected not score and Dutton an onslaught, but they sneaked in again to take defended superbly and the lead. The goal came rode out the storm to push when a Dutton torward AspuU back in their own lifted the ball into the
Playing into the ele
half with some surging body of a C i ith e ro e i-uns.
Aspull, now sensing a scored from the resulting, resurgence from Clith- but wrongly allowed, short
defender. The side then
croc, tried to quell it with corner, some dubious rough-house In the second half, tactics, but were made to Clitheroe realised that pav for them.
skipper Graeme Tindall umpires not up to Division set up the forwards for a Two standard. The local series of rucks and a side battled on, winning scramble on the line saw the ball in defence and hooker Derek Clarke cap a getting it straight out to fine game by burrowing the forwards, who had
From a tap-penalty, opponents and facing two they were playing 11 hard
over for the vital score. This was it fine perfor
mance from Clitheroe, blit could cause the selectors some problems, especially in the three-quarters. Clith e ro e : Slinger,
some fine attacks. The f ro n t - ru n n e r s
Woodburn, Jaques, Doig, Silcock, Waterhouse, Tin dall, Dubowski, Clarke, Proctor (J), Newton, Proc tor (P), Sutcliffe, Holmes, Taylor. On Saturday, Clitheroe
entertain Wigan Technical College (k.o. 2-30 p.m.).
worked hard for the whole match, moving the ball around well, tackling and marking their opponents at all occasions. Shortly after the start of
ton equalised with a lucky goal that never should have been. One of their forwards managed to get a weak shot into goal that seemed a formality to save. However, the ’keeper could not decide what to do and the scores were equal. Despite this setback,
Five minutes later, Dut
Frances
Griffiths...dou ble strike
1st X! 4, Clitheroe 1st XI 3 play this hockey
to defend for a period when Dutton dominated the play. During this time, Dutton re-took the lead when they were once agaiiiLawarded a short cor- nei , when Clitheroe should have had a free- kick themselves.
at the way the game was being handled, Clitheroe continued to play with determination. The play switched from end to end, with Clitheroe creating a number of chances. After testing the ’keeper with some fine shots, Griffiths played the ball into the circle for Tricia Proctor to pick up and score with style.
Although disappointed
to play, it looked as though Clitheroe would
With only two minutes
Clitheroe were playing well, battling hard against the elements and the pool- pitch. Play moved from end to end, with Clitheroe looking impressive, but getting no decisions from
hold out to take two points for a draw.
not finished yet and with the game in its last minute, a shot was once again struck at a Clitheroe defender. The umpire ignored the shot and the player went on to score the winner.
However, Dutton had
by the decisions, the side refused to let their heads drop and played with hea r t throughout the second half. On Saturday, Clitheroe
Although demoralised
dose but well fought out contest. A debut victory for Graham Best was followed by another Sue Meadows win. However, George Senior and Howard Blackburn were well beaten to set the stage for Russell Cowking to win the match for Clitheroe in a tense five game
encounter.
2-3 Winners for Clitheroe were Malcolm Dave.v and the consistent John Barber, while Peter Myers, Suzanne Atkinson and Warren Starbuck all lost. The ladies’ first team beat Preston Grasshoppers 5-U,
At home to Red Rose 3rds, the fourths went down „ . ,
but only after a series of close matches. Marilyn Fletcher and Suzanne Atkinson both won 3-2, Susan Cartlidge and Sharon Willis had 3-1 victories and Anne Cowking won 3-0. With two more matches to play before Christmas, the ladies remain unbeaten at the
top of the league.
Morecambe to improve their promotion prospects. After Marjorie Brass had lost the opening match, Marie Aspin levelled the scores before Dorothy Barkei lost a close encounter by 2-3. Sheila Willis ami Jean Hutchinson both played decisive squash to win the
The ladies’ seconds survived a close contest against . . . , match for Clitheroe. Cup glory beckons
PUPILS at Clitheroe Royal Grammar School are ju s t one game away from representing Lancashire in the Barclays Trophy.
beaten a whole host of hopefuls and are now in the Lancashire final. If they win this match, the side will then go on to face county winners from all over the country in the hope that they can claim tlie national trophy. Their route to the final
The talented side have
entertain Longridge in the league cup and will be going all out for a place in the last eight. Clitheroe: Needham,
QEGS or Runshaw School. The match takes place next Wednesday (k.o. z
p.m.).Although Runshaw and QEGS are both worthy sides, a match against local rivals QEGS is the more appealing fixture for
has not been an easy one, but the side have shown great fight and commit ment in their displays. In the first round, the
F a rn sw o r th , S e ed , Barker, Garstang, Grif fiths, Parker, Forshaw, Mortimer, Proctor, White.
Still time to enter top road race
the umpires. The away side continued
to attack’ having some close attempts at goal and two dubious off-side deci sions going against them. Despite controlling a lot of the play, Clitheroe did
THERE is still time to enter the popular but testing Ribble Valley 10k Road Race. T h e annual ev en t,
organised by Ribble Val ley Council, takes place on Sunday, December 30th, with the closing date for entries set for this Satur
day. The race is open to any
runners aged 16 or over, with a charge of £2.50 for athletes who are not affi liated to a club and £2 to AAA registered runners. You do not have to be a
by Lookers, of Burnley. Entry forms are avail
able from the Tourist Information Centre at the council offices. Anyone who requires fu rth e r information should contact Mr Keith Taylor, tourism officer at the borough
council (Clitheroe 25111). Cup upset
serious athlete to enter the race and fun runners are encouraged to enter and even sponsor them selves, so further boosting the Mayor of Ribble Val ley’s Charity Appeal. Spe cial sponsorship forms are a v a i la b le from th e organisers. The race starts at 11
DIVISION One side De Lacy Arms went out of the Sunday Memorial League Cup at the weekend at the hands of Crown Berger Olympic.
thriller The
a.m. from Edisford Road, taking the runners on a testing and undulating
route throughout the pic turesque Ribble Valley countryside. With individual prizes
th e h a l f , M o r tim e r received the ball from the right and played it across to Francis Griffiths, who controlled the ball and equalised for Clitheroe. Now back on level terms. Clitheroe then had
on offer to the first 10 home, the first three men, the first three women, the first three veterans, the first lady veteran, the first over 50 and the first over 60, the incentive is there to enter and perform well in the race. The event has once again been sponsored
Local karate prowess on show . 0 » . 0 0 - » » * * : * ■
enjoying periods on top. Crown Berger began the stronger anil went into a 4-1 lead. However, the De Lacy came back with a fight to make the final score 4-3.
m a t c h w a s a with both sides
Division Three sides has been evident, with a whole host of Division One and Division Two outfits being discarded.
The quality of the new
Galligreaves Rangers and Crown B e rg e r have reached the semi-finals, with a chance that Park View WMC could also make it, if they win their postponed match against Hindle Arms.
After Sunday’s games,
Lacy Arms 3; Galligreaves Hotel 2, Aqueduct 2 (aet). Galligreaves won on penal ties; Witton Albion 1, Crown Scaffolding 1 (aet). Crown Scaffolding won on
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FOUR members of a Clitheroe karate group have excelled in a national competition.
Sports Centre, the event a t tra c te d top k ara te
Held at Hyndburn
experts from all over the country and provided a superb spectacle for the spectators.
peted well and showed that they are a match for anyone. The prize winners at the gruelling competiton were
Centre club sent a number Kempster, Stephen Pres- of entrants, who
all.com- ton and Colin Davis, wlio
The Shukokai Karate Ben Parsons, Steven
are pictured showing off the spoils of victory.
trained by Andy Holmes, of West View, and the club meets every Friday at Clitheroe Squash Club.
The m embers a re
Windows 1, Guide 5. Divi sion Two — Lancs Eve Tel 6, Graham and Brown 2. Division Three — Bay Horse Saab 5, Thorsmans 2; Metfiex v Bulls Head (game awarded to Metfiex as Bulls Head failed to turn up).
penalties. Division One — Finesse
, II playing fields (k.o. 10-30 a.m.). Although Crown
Back in action WHALLEY Wanderers resume their promotion ■challenge on Sunday in what should be a real thriller. The team take on Crown Berger Olympic at the QE
the final. Gisburn pool
team were awarded a bye against Ormskirk Gram mar School. In the second round, they played Baines School from Blackpool, winning through 3-1. In th e n e x t two
THE Buck Inn have taken the Gisburn and District Pool League by storm and now command a daunting 13 point load.
matches, Clitheroe faced local teams and had to be at their best on each occasion. Drawn against Stony-
the team beat White Bull 8-1. Second-placed Fosters B beat Pendle Hotel and third-placed Fosters A
in their latest match,
beat Black Bull. Results: Dog and Par
hurst College in the quar ter-final, Clitheroe were the stronger side and won the match 3-1. In the semi-final, Clitheroe met up with local rivals St Mary’s College, from Blackburn. The match was a thriller, with Clitheroe just sneaking through 2-1, thanks to strikes from Whalley Wanderers player Andrew Stokes and Steve Brown. Clitheroe have been
tridge 2, Three Rivers B 7; Pendle Hotel 2, Fosters B 7; Three Rivers A 6, New Inn B 3; New Inn A 7, Greystones 2: Buck Inn 8, White Bull 1; Fosters A 6. Black Bull 3.
Buck Inn 51, Fosters B 38, F o s te rs A 38, Three Rivers A 38, Black Bull 34, New inn A 29, Dog and Partridge 27, Bucca neers 24, Greystones 24,
Points and positions;
drawn at home for the final, which will be against
New professional joins Clitheroe
just broken into the Vic torian State side. The Whitbread Ribbles
worth (23), who has been playing for Melbourne University 1st XI and has
CLITHEROE Cricket Club has signed an Australian all-rounder as professional for next season, writes Murray Walker. He is Ian Wriggles-
dale League club hatl been hoping to acquire the ser vices of former Australian te s t player Brendan McArdle, but after that deal fell through, McArdle recommended v Wriggles- worth in his place. An opening pace bowler
White Bull 24. New Inn B 23, Three Rivers B 20, Pendle Hotel 12.
and accomplished bats man, Wr iggleswor th replaces South African Bryan Lones, who was a specialist batsman and spent three years with Clitheroe. “Bryan gave excellent
" -W Bryan Lones...loyal
Results: Cup — Crown go for an all-rounder,” said Berger Olympic 4, De former cricket section
service as professional, but we felt that we had to
chairman Mr Mike Booth. There is also a possibil
ity that Wrigglesworth may bring an amateur player with him, but if not’ Clitheroe are not rul ing out the possibility of signing an overseas ama teur from elsewhere. But it has been a case of
one door opening and another shutting for Clith eroe as opening bowler Nick Westwell, potentially the perfect foil for Wrigg lesworth, is re-joining Lancashire League side Church after just onevyear at Chatburn Road. Church appear to have
Nick Wcstwell...gone to Church
been doing a considerable amount of rebuilding and have also acquired the ser vices of former Salesbury and Rishton batsman Phil Sykes. Another team to' watch
Ready to play
Berger are running away 'with a devastating display with the league, Whalley of fast bowling, it is also Wanderers will be looking rumoured that last year’s to upset the odds in this professional Graham Sunday Memorial League Bushell-will be staying at match.
next season may be Bax- enden. Having signed Ken McLeod, who destroyed Clitheroe late last season
the club as an amateur.
AFTER last week’s win tery weather upset the league programme in the Sunday Memorial League, all the teams will be ready for action this weekend. Fixtures: Division One
— Guide FC v De Lacy Arms (LC). Division 'Two — Lancs Eve Tel v Dog Inn (Wilsons), Langho FC v Aqueduct Inn (Langho). Division Three — Whalley W an d erers v Crown Berger (QE II).
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