Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)


Clillieroe Advertiser ifc Times, October 25th, 1990 27


AFTER A long, hot summer of cricket, the teams from the Whit-’ bre ad R ib b le sd a le League celebrated the se a so n w ith th e i r annual dinner, held at the White Bull Hotel, Gisburn. The local teams all did


well throughout the season ami collected a total of nine awards at the dinner. The players and club


officials heard speeches from the league president and chief guest Mr John Hampshire. Whalley received their


trophy for winning the senior league and Ribbles­ dale, who showed that their strength runs right- through the club, collected the runners-up spot in the senior league and also the D i v i s i o n


championship. The senior league indi­


T w o


vidual bowling award went to Whalley’s Mark Fallon, who was also crowned as t h e


player-of-the-ycar. A w a rd s : T ro p h ie s :


l e a g u e ’ s


Senior league — Cham­ pions, Whalley; Runners- up, Ribblesdale Wan­ derers. Division One —


Whitbread Ribble Valley League Kings Arms top table


AFTER beating Transport White 12-1, Kings Arms have replaced Waggon and Horses at the top of the Whitbread Ribble Valley League.


games in hand on their nearest rivals and still remain firm favourites for the league title. The Swan and Royal stand in third place, with the Royal Oak in fourth. In the Ashley Smith


Waggon now have two


Trophy, Transport Blue overcame Calderstones,


the Swan and Royal went down 5-0 against Royal Oak and Waggon and Horses beat the Bridge Inn 9-0. Results: Ashley Smith


Station 3; Kings Arms 12, Transport White 1. Fixtures: League —


League — Chatburn 2,


Trophy — Calderstones 3, Transport Blue 3; Swan and Royal 0, Royal Oak 5; Waggon and Horses 9, Bridge I nn 0.


Memorial League


Goals galore in local fixtures


Lacy Arms found the going tough against Crown Scaffolding and went down 3-2. The side now stand in sixth place, but there is Still a long way to go. 1 n D iv is io n T wo,


A TOTAL of 29 goals were scored in the local matches at the weekend. In Division One, the De


Results: Division One — Black Horse 5, Fox and


Hounds 2; Blue Dahlia 4, F i n e s s e W i n d o w s 1 ;


Crown Scaffolding 3, De Lacy Arms 2; Station Arms 3, Lam mack 5; Tavern Inn 1, Guide 1; Tommy Balls 3, Abbey Decor (). Division Two — Aque­


l.angho b e a t Rhoden Hangers 3-1 and the Dog Inn just managed to beat Graham and Brown (i-5 in a real thriller. Division Three's Whal­


ley Wanderers gave a spirited display against


Mel flex, twice coming from behind to take the match 5-1. This moved them into the promotion zone in the league.


Hard-fought


victory Clilheroc 5t. Long ridge 2


rUTHKKOIC La die.s Hockey Club dominated this match and put the l.ongridge goal under pressure throughout the


game. Despite creating a num­


ber ol good opportunities to lake the lead, the Clith­ eroe forwards failed to lake advantage and this let Longridgc in. Agaiiist the run of play,


the away side took the lead, making the most ol the space Clitheroe gave


them. The home side were in


no mood for defeat and hit back straight away with a goal from Clare Mortimer,


from a penalty corner. This put their heads up


and Clitheroe went into the lead when Judith For- sliaw stole in from the left to push the ball past the u n s ig h ted L ongridge 'keeper. T h e a w a y t e a m , inspired by some strong


midfield play, managed to force their way through the Clitheroe defence once again just before half-time to leave the score at 2-2. In the second half, the


Chatburn v Kings Arms (T. Wallbank), Transport White v Grindlcton (B. Bleasdale), Bridge Inn v Calderstones (D. Mar­ shall), Waggon and Horses v Royal Oak (D. Bush), Waterloo Rangers v Swan and Royal (J. Swayne). Ashley Smith Trophy —


Buck Inn v Station Hotel. Ashley Smith Trophy


quarter finals — Trans­ port White v Transport Blue, Waterloo Rangers v Chatburn, Buck Inn or Station Hotel v Kings Arms, Royal Oak v Wag­


duct Inn 1, Hindle Arms 3; Dog Inn 5, Graham and Brown 5; Langho 3, Rho­ den Rangers 1; Packet


Horse 4, Printers Arms 0; Park Hotel 9, Evening Telegraph 5. Division Three — Bulls


Head 1, Wilton Albion 9; Crown Berger 7, Blacka­ moor l); Galligreaves Rangers 5, Bay Horse Saab 1; Park View WMC 1. Thorsmans 1; Whalley Wanderers 5, Metflex -1. Fixtures: Division One


Kings Arms.............. Waggon & Horses.... Swan & Royal........... Royal Oak................. Waterloo Rangers.... Station Hotel............ Transport Blue......... Chatbum.................. Buck Inn.................. Bridge Inn................ (irimileton................


TrunsjHjrt White...... Calderstones............


Easy victory


Waggon and Horses 9, Bridge Inn 0


WAGGON and Horses started off their campaign to eluded with an emphat against Bridge Inn. Leading 2-0 at half­


— De Lacy Arms v Blue Dahlia (Calderstones).


Division Two — Langho v Packet Horse (Langho), Rhoden Rangers v Dog Inn (Wilson’s).


Division Dm*


Him- Dahlia.......... Crown Scaffold....


Black Horse......... Lunnuuk..........


Tnmmv Halls....... Dp Lacy Arms..... Tavern Inn.......... (Juidc.................. Station Arms...... Kincsse Windows, AbU-v Decor...... Fox A


- Hounds....


|*W D I. 1* 7 r» 1 0 1!» 7 (i 0 l IS 7 r, i i h;


7 a 1 1 P> 7 1 l - 13 t; i o 2 12 3 S


a l :t 7 2 o


7 1 l 7 () 0 7 0 0


Hindle Anns...............


Rhoden Hangers........ ... 7 fi 0 2 15 15


IMS' 1) i. p 7 7 0 it 21


Aqueduct Iim............ ... 7 fti 0 2 Bug Inn...................... ... (5 5 Linghn....................... .... 7 5 Packet Horse............. ... t) 5 Park Hotel................ ... 7 5 Lines Even Tel......... .... 7 1


Cr.iham & Proven...... ... 7 1 0 r> a Printers Arms........... ... 7 1


1; o 1 y ■l 5


1 1 0 i; 3


Crown Perger........... ... (5 (5 0 0 IS (Jalligreaves.............. Whalley Wamls.........


Division Three pw 1) 1. p


Witton Albion........... .... »5 2 1 3 7 Park View WMC...... .... f. 1 t 1 (5 Thorsmans................ .... 0 1 1 1 1


Pay Horse Saab........ .... f» 3 1 1 10 Mel (lex...................... ... f* 2 1 2 7


.... <• 4 .... 15 l


Itlackamnor............... .... 5 l 0 4 :t Pulls Head................ .... l» 0 0 i; 0


play switched from end to end, but although both sides created chances, it was Clitheroe who scored the crucial goal. It came


1 (1


1 13 12


1: l 1 0


1; 1 2 10 :t 10 :t y


time, the side raised their game and their superior fitness helped them to score a fu r th e r seven goals. Haydock grabbed two,


Champions, Edenfield; Runners-up, Oswaldtwis- tle Immanuel. Division Two — Champions, Ribb­ lesdale Wanderers; Run­ ners-up, Rolls Royce. Division Three — Cham­ pions, Clitheroe. Whitbread Ramsbottom


Senior League — Batting, E. Eddings (Padiham); Bowling, M. Fallon (Whal- loy). Division Two — Bat-


Cup — Winners, Great Harwood; Runners-up, Cherry Tree. Whitbread Lawrenson Cup — Win­ ners, Blackburn Northern; Runners-up Baxenden. In d iv id u a l awards:


ting, G. Harker (Earby); Bowling, W. S lin g e r (Edenfield). Division Two — Batting, J. Agar (Set­ tle); Bowling, D. Livesey (Lucas); Scorer-of-the- y e a r — K. C rab tre e - (Earby), Player-of-the- year — M. Fallon (Whal­ ley), E. Hodgkinson wicket keeping'award — P. Hall (R ib b le sd a le


Most promising young p lay e r — G. Chappie (E a rb y ) , Six h its E. E d d in g s (P a d ih am ) , Catches — P. Macintosh (Whalley), Fielding — J. Wharton, Highest score — E. Eddings (Padiham), Best bowling performance — G. Mills (Blackburn Northern), Team sports­ manship — Lucas 1st XI. Special award — G. Chap­ pie (Earby) selected for the England under 19 tour of New Zealand in 1991.


Wanderers). W h itb re ad award s:


Missed chances


Clilheme KUFC 4, Itlackpool KUFC 12


THIS match was far from one for the purists to enjoy, due to the home side’s inability to win any worthwhile first phase possession and Blackpool's tendency to kick away good ball. The visitors were the


League takes shape


In the first division of the Clith­ eroe and District Snooker League two sides stand equal at the top of the table.


B have set the early pace, hut only four |>oints separate the top


Chatburn A and Waddington


six teams. Uimington A. Slaidburn A,


Billington A and Conservative B are all chasing hard.


setting the pace and a pack just keeping in touch behind. Slaidburn B and Waddington


Cup success for Young Salford City I), Clithcroe 1


CLITHEROE travelled to Salford full of confidence for this Raab Karcher Cup first-round match.


first to score, almost from the opening kick-off. The Blackpool’s first score came from a penalty, after C l i t h e r o e h a d b e e n


gon and Horses. longue table I>W I) I, I>


penalised. There then followed a


1 13 0 12


p e r io d of C l i th c ro c pressure, which could not be su s ta in ed for any length of time due to their inability to secure clean lineout ball. Despite this fact, during


this period the rucking and i n L e r p a s s i


forwards was of the high­ est order and this forced Blackpool into conceding a string of penalties. Clith­ eroe drew level from a penalty courtesy of Declan O’Duffy. The second half was


n g of th e


played in similar fashion to the first, with Blackpool


to put some pressure on, mainly through the breaks of full back Dave Slinger. Blackpool extended


currently languishing near the bottom of the Bass North West Counties Division One, manager Dave Morris did not take anything for granted and the side began the match in a careful and patient mood. Unfortunately for the


Although Salford are


both sides had to battle away using the long ball tactic. With two wins from


their last two matches, the side's morale was certainly on the up for the match and th is team s p i r i t


spectators, the poor condi­ tion of the pitch meant that attractive football could not be played and


Clitheroe squash


THE various teams at Clitheroe Squash had a week of inconsistency, with three sides winning and three losing. In a all-local event the


men’s fourth team played the men's third team. The fourth team did not have the experience and skill of the thirds and went down 4-1.


men's second team strug­ gled and eventually lost 4- 1. Each player lost until


Against Reedley, the ^winthe only'trophy t lS holding'the te r r ito r ia l la s t man o u t C o n o r


whitewash. The men’s first team


Shawbridge topics


FOLLOWING their fine 1-0 win at Salford, Clith­ eroe will be hoping that they can advance even fur­ ther in this year’s Raab Karcher Cup competition. A Geoff Young goal


sealed the result for Clitli- eroe, who have now won their last three matches. Although the side have


shown some inconsistency, a good run now would put' them back in touch in the league, up among the front-runners in the new floodlit league and in with a real chance of glory in the Raab Karcher Cup. Clitheroe's first match


tided them last season advantage for long pert- McLaughlin sect.ret his f.lce Great Harwood Town ith an emphatic win ods. Chtheroe did manage m a t c h to s t o p a at Shawbridge (k.o. 7-30),


in the floodlit league will be held on Wednesday a isL Tha ai.lc


their lead after about 15 minutes with a second suc­


Edmondson two, Hickling two and Houldsworth one. One sad note for the win­ ning side was that Frayne played his last match for the club, as he was moving clubs. Waggon and Horses:


worth, Hickling, Barrett. S u b s : T o m l i n s o n ,


Hors field. October Medal


WITH a net score of 75, Pat Brennan was the win­ ner of the Clitheroe Golf Club L a d ie s ’ S e c i o n October LGU Medal. The pairing of Marilyn


— 1 s t , P a t B rennan (104-28-75). Daily Mail Foursomes


Fletcher and Dorothy Hamer have qualified for next year’s Daily Mail Foursomes competition. Results: October Medal


— 1st, Marilyn Fletcber and Dorothy Hamer (84- 10.5-73.5); 2nd (and reserves), Doreen Under­ wood and Margaret Hold­ ing (92-17-75).


cessful penalty attempt and following fu r th e r Clitheroe indcscretions, the vis iting stand off kicked two more goals to increase their lead to nine points. Clitheroe did have the


Frayne, Booth, Conti, Scorah, Richards, Walker, Edmondson, H o u 1 d s -


were in just as poor form against East Lancs and lost by the same score, with only Ray Dry den winning a match for Clitheroe. It was up to the ladies’ to restore some respecta­


chance to to get back into the match with a number of penalty attempts, which unfortunately they were unable to to take and the side had to be content with second best. C l i th e ro e : S lin g e r ,


bility and this they did. The second team were far too strong for Norwich and ran out 5-0 winners, without losing one single game. Facing Markland Hill


b r in g in g back Denis Underwood for the first time since he departed in the summer. T Former vice-chairman


appointed as the new trea­ su re r of the club. On Saturday, Clitheroe face Flixton away (k.o. 3 p.m.).


erry Nelson has been Mixed results


BOTH of Read’s senior teams were in action last weekend and had mixed


Taberner, Jacques, Doig, O’Duffy, Tindall, Procter, T a L t e i- s a 11, S i 1 c o c k , Dubowski, Newton, Dux- bury, Sutcliffe, Taylor, Holmes.


away, the ladies first team were invloved in a closer battle, but finished with the same result. After Marilyn F letcher and Anne Cowking had both l o s t


t h e i r o p e n i n g


matches, Sue Cartledge, Sharon Willis and Suzanne Atkinson all won to give the side a 3-2 win.


Close contest Wlmllcy Reserves:), Kibehester I


FOR the first 30 minutes takes meant tha t Ribches- o f th i s m a tch W h a lley te r went into a 4-2 lead-


dominated and scored two Refusing to give up, Htl- well-taken goals through ton pulled a n o th e r goal


Pe te r Doman.


impressive start, they let matters slip and at half­ time tiie scores were level. Despite competing well,


After making such an


Whalley could not take control and defensive mis-


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back for Whalley and at 4- 3 the match looked set for an exciting finish. Whalley continued to


results. The first team were in


outstanding form against Barnoldswick and won 5-0 with goals coming from McClean and Metcalle, who scored two each and Passmore, Farnworth and Metcalfe, who all got one. The second team were not in as good form and went down 5-1.


Cup campaign


THE Hymlburn and Rib­ ble Valley Under 15s soc­


cer team will start their campaign in the Alder Cup against Rochdale.


press, but could not find a way through and came clo­ sest with three minutes to go when Doman hit the cross-bar.


local players from Clith­ eroe Royal Grammar School, Ribblesdale and St


The side, who include


Augustine’s, will play the m a t e h at t h e S h o w


Ground, the home of Great Harwood FC.


Judge Walmesley end season on a high note


when Trisha Proctor met an Amanda Parker cross with a well directed shot. Clitheroe: Britcliffe,


Farnsworth, Dugdale, Garstang, Parker, Seed, While, Barker, Proctor, Mortimer, Forshaw. On Saturday, Clitheroe face Vernon Carus away.


Single stroke


THERE was a healthy turnout for the single stroke competition held at


Clitheroe Golf Club. In Division One, P.


Dunn took first place after a card play-off with D. Goodwin. Competition in the second division was


just as close and first place eventually went to G. Ten­


Tennant (87-18-09); 2nd, U. J. Clayton (88-19-59); 3rd, R. J. Hindle (85-bl- 71) after a play-off with D. Jackson, F. Kinney, G. Roberts and A. Howarth. Division Three — 1st,


One — 1st, P. Dunn (78- 10-08); 2nd, D. Goodwin (7(1-8-58); 3rd, M. D. Fearnhead (79-9-70) after a play-off with P. Dwyer. Division Two — 1st, G.


Results: Single stroke: Division


P. C. Crook.


nant after a card play-off with R. J. Clayton.


,


proved invaluable as they battled against a stubborn opposition and poor play­ ing surface. Clitheroe seemed con­


tent to sit back and wait for an opening to occur, which it did in the 57th minute. The Salford ’keeper fumbled the ball aiufGeoff Young was close enough to snatch the chance and put Clitheroe into the lead. A lthou g h th e play


seemed ragged, Clitheroe were in control throughout and went close through Bobby Pizelis, who shaved the bar. Salford did manage


Charity run


CLITHEROE man Mr Raymond I’ickup was in' tip top form when he com­ peted in the Dancers' annual fun run.


three-mile course, Ray­ mond ran well and cmn- nleted the event in a credi­


Held in Preston over a


ble time. The local runner will


Geoff Young . . . on target


now collect over i'5t) worth of sponsorship money, which will all go to charitv.


Local swimmers excel


TWO members of Clitheroo Dolphins’ Swimming Club have just finished competing in a major inter­


national meeting. Peter Jones (20) provided the greatest upset


some attacks, but when they managed to penetrate the Clitheroe defence, Andy Hills was more than equal to the city strikers. This win will boost the


when he won tile 50m. backstroke^event. Although Peter hits not been beaten at Clitheroe for two years over this distance, the Monk Inter­ national'meeting, held in Dunfermline, attracted top class swimmers from all over the world and


would be extremely lough. Despite facing such stiff opposition, Peter was


in fine form, winning all his preliminary rounds


side’s morale even more and a win on Saturday against Flixton would give the side a firm platform to build on for the coming weeks leading up to the c r u c i a l C h r i s tm a s campaign.


Stokes magic


seals match Wlmllev Wanderers 5, Metftex I


THIS was certainly a character -building performance from Whalley, who were behind twice in this Memorial League Divi­ sion Three match. Although Lee Kearsley made


an impressive return to mid­ field, the side were still under* strength and knew they would have to battle against an aggressive and fiery Metflex side. The home side went into the


and then the final itself. The meeting also incorporated the British


Grand l ’rix and if Peter wins another Grand I’rix event he will then be guaranteed a place in the


finals, to be in Southampton next year. Peter also claimed fourth place in the 100m


backstroke and competed in the consolation finals of the 100m individual medley and 50m. freestyle. The second competitor, Tracey Gee (15), also


Squad, did not win a race, but performed well against such high class opposition.


Tracey, who is a member of the Scottish Youth . , Billington impress


lead after ID minutes when Dominic Chapman played a long


ball into the box. Murray Walker collected and scored with an accurate shot. Mettlex hit back with a well


taken penalty and then went into the lead minutes later after some slack defending. Whalley equalised on the


THE title races in the Clitheroe and District Darts League are still wide open, with only third division Billington Band Club showing any signs of breaking away at the tup. In Division One, the


stroke of half-time with a superb Andrew Stokes freekick. In the second half, Mctflex


began the stronger and hit two quick goals within the first 12 minutes. However. Whalley would not


Judge Walmesley lead the table by five points after beating second-placed Royal British Legion 5-3 in a close match. Third- placed Royal Oak A drew 4-4 with fourth-placed Kings Arms. In Division Two, leaders Horseshoe could only draw


give up and after a Mark 'Baylor goal had been disallowed for off­ side, Sam Chapman put the side back on course with a fine lobbed goal from the edge of the


box.


Jonathon Smith levelled the scores with an instinctive strike from just inside the box. This set up the match for a


With ID minutes remaining.


tense finish and with less than a minute to go, 'Baylor was bun­ gled down on the edge of the box, giving Whalley the chance they needed. Captain Stokes strode up and


curled the ball around the right hand side of the wall and into the net for a last gasp dramatic


winner. Whalley Wanderers: Barnes,


Chapman (D), Smith, Walker, Mossop (S), Mossop (A), Kern’s -1 ley, Stokes, Kvans, Chapman (S), 'Baylor. Subs: Lee, Currie.


Fighting fit


ju-jitsu club travelled to Hyndburn on Sunday and all passed the stringent tests with flying clours. In the senior section, .lames Nolan. John Buxbaum and Ian G astall were all awarded th e i r brown belts. Clair Spedding, Pauline Thornber and Darryl Smith received white belts, Anthony Rigby was awarded his blue belt and Luke John­ son claimed his orange belt. In the junior section,


A GROUP of Ribble Val­ ley karate pupils has just been awarded new bells at a special grading session held at Hyndburn Sports Centre. A total of 12 members of the Roefield Goshin and


4-4 with lowly Royal Oak B, giving the chasing teams a chance to make up ground. This slip up means th a t Commercial and White Horse B are both now just one point behind the leaders. Billington Band Club command the biggest lead in any divison. After crushing Craven Heifer B 7-1, they now stand seven points clear at the top. Second placed Low Moor Club and third-placed Clitheroe FC drew 4-4 against each other. Results: Division One —


Pendle Witch 4. Rlaek Bull 4; Kings Arms 4, Royal Oak A 4; Wilpshire Hotel 5, Craven Heifer A 3; Koval British Legion A 3,


lington Band Club 36, Low Moor Club 29, Clitheroe FC 24, Swan with Two Necks 23, Cross Keys 22. CCWMC 17. Brown Cow 16, De Lacy Arms 12. Craven Heifer B 11. Royal British Legion B 10.


Readstone struggle


READSTONE United's two outfits were in poor


form for th e i r la te s t matches. The under Us went


down 6-2 against Knuzden, who did not deserve such a high score. Readstone played well in patches, but


were let down by some sloppy defensive work. Facing Michelin, the


under Ills hold out until half-time, but did not have the strength to contain a talented Michelin side. Readstone stood 2-1 down at half-time and still in touch, but this changed in th e scco n d 'lialf and1 Michelin scored a further five goals.


16, Catholic Club 11. Division Three — Bil­


showed great talent and reached the consolation finals of the 50m. and 200m. breaststroke and the 100m individual medley.


2(59, Rimington A (12) -t 10: 1*. Harrison 92, D. Rilev 2(5; M. Feel 48, A. Riley 91; B. Hitchen 55, V. Wrathall t»S: B. H. Sims •18, I*. Br/owozki 97; X. (lamer 70, .1. Lund 99; X. Schofield 55, (5. Kora) 59.


Division One — KBL A (2)


Jones (59; M. Joyce 72, J. Jac­ ques 99; B. Thompson f>8, B. Walker 8(5; P. Elliott 59, J. Whi-


burn A (10) -110: D. Stewart 82. B. Dixon (50; R. Ormiston f>7, W.


twell 74; R. Hilton (52, K. Rigby r»*>


(4) :i2f>: D. CmijH* 59, (5. Simkin ♦55; F.Webster 89. I*. Craig 57; K. McQuade 75. 1\ Whittaker 4(5; .1. Rickies 82, X. Robinson 41; A.Gudgeon (51, I). S{>eak 2(5; F. Watson 27, S. Harrison 100.


Cons B (10) 292, Chatburn A


Moor B (2) 225: A. J. Herd 49. I*. Traynor (59; T. Swift (52, S. Kerr 25; M. Dewhurst 47, M. Holmes 44; 1). Cox 89, M. Law- ton (51; S. Herd 84, T. Hen- shaw (52; B. Phillip 79, D. Dean 52.


Waddington B (12) 410, Low Billington B (-1), 291, Slaid­


In Division Two there is a similar story, with two sides’


A lead the table, with four other* teams chasing hard.


A. Proctor 41; X. Pituler 88, A. Tavlor (52; G. Parker 77, W. Wright (52; P. Maher 55, S. Edmondson 82; S. Cook (54. A. Garner 72; P. Griffiths 71, J. Holmes 75.


Division Two — A. Kighv 74,


((5) 402: B. Driver (59, T. Clews 59; C. Thorne 59, 1). Wright 78; S. Hope 55. S. McCallv 87; D. Xiven 71. K. Eccles 59; R. Wat­ son 110, J. Burgess 48; B. Bith- el) 52, M. Harvev 71. Low Moor A (10) 429, Wad­


CSC B (8) 417. Social Club B


dington A (4) 51119: A. Holmes (50, B. Wuddinglon (59; M. Moss- Blundell 71. J. Baines (55; G. Tyler 74, I). Boothman (58; X. Brown 77. J. Cotton <14; M. Shears 78, J. Wooff (50, X. Par­ kinson (59, F. Coar 72. Chatham B (2) 292, Cons A


(12) 44(5: P. Parker (5(5, M. Wensley 81; L. Whittaker (57, l. Xash 8(5; A. Bradshaw 78. K. Smith 80; S. Booth (52, B. Har­


greaves 70; M. Lawson (50, 1). Smith 50; B. .Jones 59, S. Taylor 79.


(8) 412: D. Seed (59, A. fcmith 89; A. Speight 81, J. Peel (54; J. Lund jnr (54, R. Hartlehury 77; it. Conchie 52, G. Walmslev 512; Davitl A. Seed 55. (5. Swales 9(5; J. Christopherson 71, I).


Rimington B ((5) 5192, KBL B


One — Chatburn A 24, Wad­ dington B 24, Kiinington A 22, Slaidburn A 22, Billington A 20. Cons B 20, Billington B 1(5, CSC A 14. RBL A 14. Low Moor B 12. Social A 8. Division Two — Slaidburn B


Walmsley 54. Points and positions: Division


24, Waddington A 24, CSC It 22. Police 22, Cons A 20. Social It 20, Social It 20, Chatburn It 18. Low Moor A IS, RBL B 18, Pendle Club 12, Kimington B 12.


One — Rimington A v Cons B, Social A v Billington It. Billing­ ton A v Low Moor B, Slaidburn A v Wuddinglon B, CSC A v RBL A. Division Two — Cons A v


Tonight’s fixtures: Division


One — Chatburn A 24, Wad- dington It 24, Rimington A 22, Slaulburn A 22. Billington A 20. Conservative B 20. BiUington B 1(5, CSC A 14. RBL A 14, Low Moor It 12. Social A 8. Division Two — Slaidburn B 24, Waddington A 24, CSC B


22, Police 22, Conservative A 20, Social B 20. Chatham B IS, Low Moor A 18, RBL B 18.


Pendle Club 12, Rimington B 12.


Rimington A v Conservative B. Social A v Billington B, Billing- ton A v Low Moor, Slaidbum A v Waddington B, CSC A v RBL A,


Fixtures: Division One —


A v Rimington It, Pendle vi Social It. Low Moor A v Police,1 Waddington A v Slaidburn It,,.


Division Two — Conservative RBL B v CSC B.


CSC B. Points and {>ositions: Division


Rimington B, Pendle v Social It, Low Moor A v Police, Wadding­ ton A v Slaidburn B, KBL B v


Judge Walmesley 5; Dog and Partridge 3. Black Horse 5; New Inn 5. White Horse A 2. Division Two — Bridge


GOLF


Inn 2, Commercial 5; Catholic Club 4, Station 4; New Inn 4, Black Bull 4; Royal Oak B 4, Horseshoe 4; White Horse B 4, Dog Inn 4. Division Three — Low-


PRO’S SHOP


CLITHEBOE GOLF CLUB


Moor Club 4, Clitheroe FC 4; Swan with Two Necks 5, De Lacy Arms 3; Brown Cow 3, CCWMC 5; Craven Heifer B 1, Billington BC 7; Cross Keys 7, Royal British Legion B 1. Highest finish: Division


One — A. Gudgeon (Kings Arms) 156. Division Two — R. Hilton (Dog Inn) 103. Division Three — C. Wilson (Swan with Two Necks) 120. Points and positions:


THE end of season finals in the Bass RiB- ble Valley Summer Darts League proved to be


strong for the opposition in the cup competitions and took


a one sided affair. League champions Judge Walmesley were just too


both trophies. In the doubles final, Steve and Dave Helm from the Pendle Witch


put up a gallant fight against Judge Walmesley’s Steve Wright


and Eric Plane, but could not hold out to win. In the semi-finals of the singles competition, Judge Walmes­


ley’s Jack North beat Dave Wilson, also from the Judge Wal­ mesley and Steve Wright overcame Roger Nelson, from the Swan with Two Necks.


ey However, in the final it was Wright who took the inniative


and won the title 3-0. Our photograph shows “Advertiser and Times” sports reporter


Murray Walker (centre) presenting the prizes.


Anna Johnson, Clare Mul- hearn, Christopher Mul- liearn and Davitl Cham­ bers all achieved the required standard and were awarded with their white belts. Members trains twice a


week on Monday’s and Thursday’s and are always on the lookout for new members. Anyone wishing to join should contact Diane H o il in g w o r th (Clitheroe 24978).


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