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darts equipment in a competition run by the smokers’ rights group FORE National Pub Trade Exhibition.


The prize was presented by Alan Glazier, England and Lancashire da P J • Beverley hopes the set will help her start a darts team at the Swan and Royal. Glazier ployed an exhibition match alter the presentation on the hoard, the reverse which has been signed by the World Cup Champions Martin Adams, Andy tordnam


BEVERLEY Brunkcr, chef at Ihc Swan and Royal Hotel, has won 11 J f ™ a f . . .


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A H U N of three successive defeats was halted on Saturday at M aine Road, but Blackburn R o ve rs a lm o st escaped w ith their second away win of the sea­


son. I t had looked like Alan Shearer’s


fourth league goal away from Ewood Park this season was going to be enough against resurgent Manches­ ter City. His goal, just before the hour, flew in


off the inside of the post, leaving Eike Immel bemused, and looked like being the winner until Steve Lomas climaxed a rousing City recovery with a header five minutes


from time. Bit-part player Matty Holmes had


a rare start with Stuart Ripley and


Jason Wilcox again missing, and he took advantage, emerging, along with former Blues star Colin Hendry, with credit after a fine performance. City had seen Uwe Rosier denied by


the post and Tim Flowers before the equaliser, and Rosier could have stolen the points for City after another moment of genius from little Georgi Kinkladze. But Rovers stopped the rot after


defeats a t the hands of title chal­ lengers Manchester United, Liver­


pool and Aston Villa. Not many sides have bettered those three sides this season, and with that difficult set of fixtures behind them, Rovers can now look to mount a charge into Europe — starting with Saturday’s home game with strug­ gling Wimbledon. The Dons are without a win in three


previous Premiership meetings at Ewood, Rovers taking seven points from nine, although the Crazy Gang are always capable of scoring goals against anyone — even if they con­ cede morel - Only Newcastle, Manchester Unit­


ed, Liverpool, Everton and Black­ burn have scored more than the Dons this season, but only Bolton have conceded more. Rovers will be hoping to climb the


table, with several sides above them in FA Cup action over the weekend, and get back to the sort of devastat­ ing form they showed during Decem­ ber and January. The side are still without the ser­


vices of Graeme Le Saux, Ian Pearce and Chris Sutton, and more recently Ripley and the unfortunate Wilcox. But nevertheless, Rovers should still


prove to be more than adequately prepared to deal with Joe Kinnear’s


side. At Turf Moor, things go from bad to


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worse. From being in a play-off slot five weeks ago, a word has crept into the Burnley vocabulary that didn't look


like appearing this season— REL E­


GATION. One point and three goals in seven


games have seen the Clarets slump to within seven points of the bottom four, and 11 points off the quickly- disappearing play-off places. Burnley have games in hand on


most of the sides above them, but their fixture schedule is extremely


daunting. The Clarets face 13 of the 15 sides


above them in the table before the


end of the season. However, one can see what a new


face can do to a club. You only have to look at Swansea, still in the midst of a relegation fight, but clinging on to hope now that pass-master Jan Molby has taken over the reins. Burnley fans are hoping for some­


thing similar with the new manager, who by may wel have been named


before today. Clive Middlemass reiterated at the


weekend that the job won’t be done overnight, and that the club needs


rebuilding. But something needs to be done to


halt the freefall the club has been in for over 12 months. Saturday’s 1-0 Turf Moor defeat at


the hands of local rivals Blackpool was hard to swallow in th a t the Clarets were unfortunate not to take a point from the game. In a very dour clash, neither side


created many chances, and the goal that settled the issue was a very for­ tuitous strike from old foe Andy Preece, playing with 80% sight and in his manager’s bootst Preece had earlier tested Wayne


Russell with a close-range header, while at the other end, Kurt Nogan — he has netted just two goals in his last 10 games— smashed a shot just


over. .Liam Robinson clipped the bar as the Clarets looked capable of taking the upper hand, but once the Seasiders edged in front on the hour, their iron curtain defence held firm. Burnley face a tough task on Satur­


day when they travel to Bristol City in 10th place, looking to improve on the point they earned a t Ashton Gate last season. Hopefully the £ame will hold more


thrills than the goalless December encounter between the sides.' • Burnley Veterans will take on


Blackburn Rovers Veterans on Sun­ day, March 17th, a t Accrington Stanley’s Crown Ground in a game in aid of the British Olympic Appeal. Tickets are available from local


branches of J JB Sports, the Marsden Building Society and Midland Bank among other outlets, priced £5 for families, £ 2 for adults and £1 for concessions. The game kicks off at 1-30 p.m.


. :saam w t tH the second and third teams in


the F i r s t Division of the Clitheroe and ™.e . na rts League drawing, fourth


^


Royal Oak dosed thegap on their only seven matches remaining,


only eight points separate the three ° nJ l a y i n g for runners-up position Im J L y leaders Castle Inn.


bd|in<i p a rt r idge continued their D0® ,a L e e n ta th e Second Division


" ^ - 2 win over Social Chib B , with Stewart Thompson registering his 20th


C petr?Arms hawregalned^^irmomen-


on Tuesday. Start time is 8-30 p.m„ with the tsSSaiSKb-'— 1


Conti, K. Lynch, T. Baxter. Results


Horsed* Kings Arms 4, Heifer A 4: New Inn A t t c i t le 8; Mangrove 5, Dog and Partridge


^Second^Division: Horseshoe £ B l« k Bull .


.. i . pptre Arms 5, New inn h o,


H e to B SB B C B 0; Social Club A 4,.Swan wfth Two Necks 4; Dog and P^rtndge 6,


Social Club B 2; New Inn C 3, Black Bun (Langhoi 5. point91ulj positions First Division: 1, Castle Innl54;2Cn>ven


°MangfovT86: 8, Judge Walmsley 83:9. Kings Arms B 68; 10, Black Horse 66,11, BilUngton BC A 53; 12, Dog and Partridge Barrow 47; 13, De Lacy 24.


Second Division: 1, Craven Heifer B 148, 2, Dog and Partridge 124; 3, Ciltheroe A 112,4, Petre Arms 105; 5, Swan with Two N«ks89, 6, Black Bull Langho 89; 7, Homeshoc 86 8 New Inn C 78; 9, New Inn B 72; 10, Pendle Hotel 68; 11, Billington BC B 67; 12, Cbtheroe B 55; 13, Black Bull Chatburn 36. _ • PE TR E Arms gained 10 points from


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two games to move clear a t the top of the Ribble Valley Ladies' Darts League


They triumphed 5-3 m them scheduled I game against Royal Oak and also defeat- j


First Division. . . . . j


ed Kings Arms B by the same scorehne , in a re-arranged fixture.


j Royal British Legion figured on the j


wrong end of a 5-3 scoreline against j Catholic SC and are currently five j points adrift in second place. '


j


Victoria and Craven Heifer are dead- j locked at the top of the Second Division ,


following a thrilling 4-all draw, and j White Whorse missed a great chance to , close the gap when they shared the spoils j


with Barrow side Dog and Partridge A. j


Joyce Cowgill (Catholic) recorded a j superb 11-dart finish, and Legion’s Bar- J bara Cusack and Joan Hamer (Owd j Neds) both hit 140.


3, Craven Heifer A 61; 4, Catholic SC 59; 5, { Judge Walmsley and Royal Oak A; 7, Black | Horse 52; 8, Kings Arms A and Owd Neds 46; j 10, Kings Arms B 43.


Second Division _ I {


1, Victoria and Craven Heifer B 69; 3, White j Horse 67; 4, Low Moor 59; 5, Dog and Par- * tridge (Barrow) A 56; 6, Dog and Partridge i (Barrow) B and Black Bull 55; 8, Dog and ! Partridge (Clitheroe) 49; 9, Billington BC 38; , 10, Royal Oak B 33.


CLITHEROE Squash Club had a huge- j " . j I


ly successful set of fixtures last week, | with the various sides recording six wins j from eight matches.


!


The men’s sides won four matches, while i the ladies recorded two wins.


0) Ray Dryden won 9/4,9/6,7/9,9/4; Robert • Fielding won 8/10,9/3,9/0, 9/4; John Carter •


won 9/2, 9/0, 9/3; Dave Matthews won 7/9, , 9/6,9/4, 9/3; Richard Bedford won 9/1,6/9, ,


4/9,9/3.


2nd team (v East Lancs, home, won 4-1; v j Blackburn Northern, won 4-1).


3rd team (v Blackburn Northern, away, lost t 0-5) Dave Mackenzie lost 9/5, 9/5, 5/9,1/9, ‘ 7/9; Conor McLaughlin lost 4/9, 3/9,9/6,5/9; Roger Singer lost 6/9,5/9,9/5,9/3,9/10; John , Willis lost 9/5,1/9, 8/10, 3/9; Larry Crouch ■ lost 1/9,0/9,9/7,7/9.


Sharon Willis lost 1/9,1/9,1/9; Sue Cartledge lost 1/9,1/9,1/9; Lisa Pilkington lost 8/9,9/1, 4/9, 4/9; Sue Seddon lost 2/9, 5/9,7/9; Ann Cowking lost 1/9,3/9,5/9. 2nd team (v Clayton Green, home, won 3-2) Marilyn Fletcher lost 3/9,5/9, 3/9; Dorothy Barker lost 5/9, 7/9, 9/4, 5/9; Brenda


4th team (v East Lancs, away, won 3-2) Sue , Meadows won 9/2, 9/3, 9/1; John Meadows , 9/7,9/2, 9/1; Peter Thompson lost 3/9, 9/5, ■ 3/9,9/3,3/9; Tony Pritt lost 1/9,3/9,9/7,4/9; James Butterworth Avon 9/5,9/7,0/9,7/9,9/6. Ladies: 1st team (v Village, away, lost 0-5)


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Men: 1st team (v South Shore, home, won 5- , J * • 1, Peter Arms 72; 2, Royal British Legion 67; j


Points and positions First Division


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McLaughlin won 1/9,10/8, 9/7, 9/1; Anne Hardisty won 9/3, 9/6,10/8; Sara Thompson


won 9/6,7/9,9/4,9/7. 3rd (v East Lancs, away, won 4-1) Mary Brass won 9/5, 9/4, 9/4; Kath Walker won 10/8,9/4, 9/5; Marjorie Brass won 9/7, 9/2, 10/8; Mandy Walmsley won 9/0, 9/1, 9/4; Sheila Willis lost 5/9,0/9,6/9.


BUCK INN MAKE HISTORY!


FOR the first time, a pool team from Clitheroe have reached the national finals. T he Buck have reached


the Thwaites Super Sevens N a t ion a l F in a ls a f te r a stunning victory over one of th e favourite s, the Sportsmans from Bolton, in the regional final. The locals, fielding players


from The Buck and Kings Arms, took on a side packed with county players to win through to the Blackpool finals on March


23rd. Bu ck lo s t th e f ir s t two


frames with P e te r McQuade and cap ta in Dave Park inson losing close battles. Eric Barnes played brilliant­


ly to winthethird,and th e ever-impressive Gavin McQuade levelled the scores. Roger Hope put the locals


ahead, and although the Sportsmans hauled them­


selves back level when John Birkbeck lost narrowly, ice- cool Gordon Burgess put in a man-of-thematch perfor­ mance to seal a place in the


last eight. Supporters are welcome at the finals, which will be held


at the Horse Shoe Bar on the Pleasure Beach, starting at


10 a.m. If anyone is interested in


sponsoring the team, please contact league secretary Chris Stewart (442243). Five local players will also


travel to Widnes on Sunday to represent Lancashire in the first county match of the season against Cheshire. Peter McQuade (Kings),


Brian Sims (Dog and Par­ tridge), Danny Derbyshire


(Victoria), Steve Almond / i—


.__i_ t_\ _ — J F x LM:n O l-A i i fo r t


(Kings) will all travel, although Andy Sudworth (Kings) is unavailable. Meanwhile, the top of the


Clitheroe and District Pool League Premier Division remains tight, with Dog and Partridge A a t the front after a resounding win. Dog A beat fourth-placed


Buck Inn A 6-1, and now lead by one point, and four from Buck. Ju s t ahead of Buck are Kings Arms A, who beat Royal Oak 6-1, and RBL, who beat Higher Buck A 4-3.Dog B white-washed bottom side Craven Heifer. Only three points separate


the top three in the First Division, with De Lacy a point clear after a 7-0 win over White Hart. A points behind are Castle


B, who beat their A team 4- 3, and Stork Hotel A, who beat Victoria 5-2. Bridge Inn are clear leaders


in the Second Division, eight points clear of Whalley Arms. Bridge narrowly beat bot­


tom side Legion B 4-3, with Whalley Arms winning 5-2


at New Inn. Higher Buck B are also


eight points clear at the top of the Third Division after a


6-1 win over White Lion. Horseshoe B lie second after


a 5-2 win at Pendle Hotel A, although third-placed Bay Horse and fourth-placed Swan Clarets both slipped up at the hands of Brown Cow and Buck Wrinkleys respectively. Results


Premier Division


RBL A 4, Higher Buck A 3; Dog and Partridge A 6, Buck Inn A1; Royal Oak A1, Kings A 6; Craven Heifer 0, Dog and Par­ tridge B 7; Kings Arms B 3, De Lacy A 4.


First Division


5, Victoria 2; Mangrove 4, Petre Arms 3; De Lacy B 7, White Hart 0; Waggon 2, Pendle B 5. Second Division


Horse A 3, Royal Oak B 4; Dog (Barrow) 6, Station 1; Horseshoe A 2, Stork B 5; New Inn 2, Whal­ ley Arms 5. Third Division


Bridge 4, Legion B 3; Black Castle A 3, Castle B 4; Stork A Arms B. First Division Castle B v Mangrove; Victoria


v Castle A; Pendle B v Stork Hotel A; Petre Arms De Lacy B; White Hart v Waggon. Second Division


Bay Horse 2, Brown Cow 5; Buck Wrinkleys 5, Swan Clarets 2; Pendle Hotel A 5, Black Horse B 2; Kings Ladies 2, Horseshoe B 5.


Higher Buck B 6, White Lion 1;


Tonight's Fixtures Premier Division


1; Buck Inn A v RBL A; De Lacy A v Dog and Partridge A; Kings Arms A v Craven Heifer; Dog and Partridge B v Kings


Gisburn and District Pool League


WANDERERS defeated Cor-', onation B 5-2 this week to assume u nine-point lead at the top of the Three Rivers- sponsored Gisburn and Dis­ trict Pool League. Their nearest challengers are Anchor A and Anchor B


— last night’s opponents on the Salterforth table — and these two are three points ahead of


2; Three Rivers 4, Anchor B 3; Wanderers 5. Coronation B 2; Coach and Horses A G, Coach and Horses B 1: Coronation A 4, Buck Inn 3; white Bull A 4,


Pendle Hotel 5, White Bull B


Pendle Inn 3; Copy Nook 3, White Lion 4.


Wanderers.............. ......... 20 Anchor A................ ......... 19


Copy Nook............... Three Rivers........... Coach & Horses A.. Pendle Inn.............. Buck Inn.................. Coach & Horses B.. White Bull B ..........


Anchor B................. ......... 20 yy White Bull A........... ......... 20 White Lion............. ......... 20


108 99


Higher Buck A v Royal Oak A


Legion B v Dog (Barrow); Royal Oak B v Bridge; Whalley Arms v Black Horse A; Station v Horseshoe A; Stork B v New Inn.


Third Division


White Lion v Buck Wrinkleys; Brown Cow v Higher Buck B; Horseshoe B v Bay Horse; Swan Clarets v Pendle Hotel A; Black


Premier Division


Dog end Part A ............... 1? ^ ^ Kings Aims A.................. 14 10 4 77 RBL A ..................


14 10 4 77


Buck A ............................ 14 9 5 74 D e L s c y A ....................... 14 8 6 66 Dog and P u t B„.............. 14 7 7 66 HlgherBuckA................ 14 7 7 64 Royal Oak......................... 14 6 9 63 Kings Anns B.................. 14 4 10 49 Craven Heifer.................. 14 118 28


First Division « , « P W L P


Castle B........................ 14 10 4 79 Stork Hotel A ....................14 11 3 79


Pendle Hotel B................. 18 8 6 66 CartleA............................. 14 7 7 65 Mfnsme......................... 14 6 8 67


Petre Ami............ 1. 18 64 6 8 6 W ........................... 14 4 10 47


hite Hart.................... u 8 li 89 Second DMiion


Bridge..., whiBeyArma..;;;;;;;;;; Blac-k Horae A ‘ ................ 14 „ .


.......... 14 9 5 81 9 6 72


§tork,§5d„B................. 14 8 6 66 ................... 14 7 7 61


........................ 18 10 8 69


HoraeokoeA.................. M 3 n 44 ‘ ~ "


rbl b........... .*;::............. 13 2 11 34 Third Division


.................. 14 6 9 58 14 4 10 41


96 Higher Buck B...... ys Horaesboe B......


PW L P 14 12 2 84


SwanClareta.................... 14 8 6 67 Pendle Hotel A................. 14 8 6 66 Buck Wrinkleys................ 14 8 6 64 ...................... 14 6 8 60 0It"A'................. 13 6 8 46


.................... 14 8 6 69


K ' J or* B - . ............... 14 3 11 45 *ungs Arms Ldies.............. H 2 1A-37


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