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RENAULT AT NIGHTINGALES
J VICTORIA triumphed 7-2 over Dog and Partridge Barrow in the final of the Pat Dobson M em o r ia l Trophy at the British Legion.
0 A great night was followed by the Ribblc Valley Ladies’ Darts League Christmas forty. mriotmns Partv.
BUCK STOPS HERE!
TH E R E was a major shock in th e Clitheroe and District Pool League Challenge Cup a t the Buck as the Third Divi sion Wririkleys h am mered their Premier Divi-
I sion A side 4-0. The Wrinkleys fully
I deserved their win, and Buck A should have taken notice of their win in the previous round when they put out Kings Arms B. Cup favourites Dog and Partridge A eased through
14-1 at Petre Arms. The all-Premier Division
I tie saw De Lacy A defeat Dog and Partridge B 4-2, and they will visit Man-
| grove in round three. Royal British Legion came
I back from 3-1 down to beat Royal Oak B and now face a daunting task away to Higher Buck A, who put
O O O
AFTER holding a fired-up Ipswich Town at Portman Road on Saturday, Black burn Rovers will be very confident of FA Cup progress a t what is now becoming
“Fortress
Ewood”. And if th e E a s t Anglian side are
disposed of in th e replay on Tues day , R o v e r s h a v e th e e n t ic in g prospect of progress with th e visit of Second Division side Walsall - who sen t Burnley crashing o u t of th e FA Cup a t th e f irs t hurdle in November. Ipswich had started the stronger, and
a t half-time Rovers would have been very pensive about their prospects of
staying in the cup. But after the break, the roles were
reversed, and i t was Rovers who had Ipswich on the back foot. But neither side could seriously test
| out the Bridge 4-2. Outsiders Stork Hotel A
I had a fine 4-2 victory a t I the Castle, and First Divi- 1 sion high-fliers Mangrove had a comfortable win at
| Swan Clarets. The other remaining Third
1 Division team is Black Horse B who defeated Horse Shoe A 4-2 and now face a trip to cup favourites Dog and Partridge A. 0 All players in the Michael Humphreys Competition should note that the deadline for entry into the singles and
either goalkeeper - both internation als, with Canadian Craig Forrest in the Ipswich goal and England’s Tim Flowers wearing Rovers’ colours. Jeff Kenna came closest, whipping in
a swerving e f fo r t th a t was well stopped by Forrest, but Ipswich will feel their best chance of progressing, on their treacle-like surface, has now
gone. Manager Ray Harford was hit before
| doubles is tonight. You must put your names
1 on the entry forms at your venue and pay your fee to the
the game with the late withdrawals of Lars Bohinen, Graham Fenton and Swede Niidas Gudmundsson, but the blow was lessened by the return of Kevin Gallagher, who filled Rovers’ troublesome wide left slot, and fellow Scot Billy McKinlay, who to o k advantage of a rare chance to impress in midfield. Rovers will be hoping th a t they can
| captain. The captain must return the
] place on Tuesday. Tonight is also the deadline
entry forms and fees to the Dog and Partridge, Clitheroe before 7 p.m. on Sunday, and the draw takes
I for the ladies’ singles. The fee is £2 per lady and names should be put on the same entry form as the men. The
I draw also takes place on Tuesday. 0 The Lancashire County AGM is on Sunday at Club Snooker, Lothian House, Market Place, Preston, and
| starts at 11-30 a.m. Results
Dog and Partridge B 2, De Lacy
1 A 4; Buck Wrinkleys 4, Buck A 0; Black Horse B 4, Horse Shoe A 2; Castle A 2, Stork A 4; Royal Oak B 3, RBL A 4; Swan Clarets 1, Mangrove 4; Bridge 2, Higher Buck A 4; Petre Arms 1, Dog and
| Partridge A 4. Draw
Challenge Cup Third Round (to be played February 8(h)
1 and Partridge A v Black Horse B; Mangrove v De Lacy A;
| Higher Buck A v RBL A. Tonight’s Fixtures
Premier Division Dog and Partridge B v Higher
Buck A; Craven Heifer v Buck A; Royal Oak A v De Lacy A;
1 RBL A v Dog and Partridge A; | Kings Arms A v Kings Arms B. First Division
White Hart v Castle B; De Lacy
I B v Victoria Hotel; Mangrove v Pendle Hotel B; Castle A v Stork
Hotel A; Petre Arms v Waggon
| and Horses. Second Division
Stork B v RBL B; Horse Shoe A
I v Royal Oak B; Dog (Barrow) v Whalley Arms; Bridge v Black Horse A; Station Hotel v New
I Inn. Third Division Black Horse B v White Lion;
I Pendle Hotel A v Brown Cow; Buck Wrinkleys v Horseshoe B; Higher Buck B v Bay Horse (Barrow); Swan Clarets v Kings Arms Ladies.
I White Bull A 3, Wanderers 4; Pendle Hotel 3, Coronation A 4:
G isb u rn a n d D is t r ic t P o o l L e ag u e RESULTS
I Horses A 4; Copy Nook 3, Anchor A 4; Buck Inn 4, White
Three Rivers 3, Coach ana
Bull B 3: Coronation B 3, Pendle Inn 4; Coach and Horses B 1, White Lion 6; Anchor B bye.
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White Lion....................... . . . . 13 Wanderers........................ . . . . 12 Anchor B ................................. 12
Copy Nook........................ Anchor A...........................
P
6y 64 62
....... 12 61 61
Coronation A ..................-....... 12 by White Bull A ................... ...... 12 56 Three Rivers................... . . . . 12 Coronation B...................
Buck Inn........................... . . . . 12 Pendle Inn........................ . . . . 12 Pcndle Hotel................... . . . . 12 Coach & HorsesA........ .
Coach & Horses B........ . . . . 13 White Bull B................... . . . . 12
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PART way through the sea son for the four Roefield Badminton Club teams,
there is a lot of work to do. In Division One of the Black
burn and District League, the A team is struggling. Hnving lost two or three key matches narrowly, they now find them selves bottom of the division and relegation looms again. In Division Three, the B team
are desperately fighting for a promotion slot in fourth posi tion, while the C team lie sixth in the Fourth Division, with progress having been ham pered by a player shortage. In Division Five, the D team
are fifth of seven. The teams could do with one
or two better players coming in at th e top to s tr en g th en throughout all the teams.
The A team in particular
aren’t quite strong enough to maintain their First Division status. If you are interested in play
ing, con ta ct Mary Bras s (01200 27543).
3 1 B i - ■ -*»* *11 Stork A v Buck Wrinkleys; Dog
maintain their impressive home form, which has seen eight consecutive wins, and th a t the luck of the draw gives them the chance to progress in
the cup. Away form is a dif feren t m a t te r
though, and they will be aiming for their first away success in the league a t struggling Queens Park Rangers
on Saturday. Rangers have suffered from injuries
all season, with the likes of big target men Ma rk H a te ley and Dan ie l Dichio missing several games, while the summer signings of Ned Zelic, Simon Osbourne and Gregory Goodridge have all failed to come off for Ray Wilkins’ side. The form of Trevor Sinclair, the for
mer Blackpool forward who rejected Rovers to sign for Rangers, has been a shining light in a dismal season for the Londoners, and Saturday’s 2-0 FA Cup success a t Tranmere was only their third win in 14 games, with the side consisting of five players aged 23 or un d e r and one to u ch in g 40 - Wilkins himself. Not many sides would recover from
the loss of goals provided by big Les Ferdinand, b u t Rangers seem des tined for the drop. Add Rovers’ fine record a t Loftus
Road in th e P rem ie rship - thre e games, two wins, one defeat and only one goal conceded - and the signs are positive. B ut while Rovers look towards snatching a UEFA Cup slot in the
cuitA' @6nia, 'S o d e tt
league, or indeed a Cup Winners’ Cup place if they triumph beneath the Twin Towers in May, Burnley’s season took a massive body blow on
Saturday. While most football fans’ thoughts
were of Wembley on Saturday, Bum- ley had the same dream, but in the Auto Windscreens Shield.
a rampant Carlisle United side, who had sewn up th e game before th e opening quarter of an hour. The Clarets didn’t seem to have the
heart on a raw day a t Brunton Park, and the home side, a t th e opposite end of the Second Division table to promotion-hunting Burnley, took full
advantage. F u l l b a ck D a r re n E dmondson
stabbed home the first after a cross from the outstanding Paul Murray, before Edmondson curled a superb 25-yarder beyond Marlon Beresford. The Clarets were forced to rethink
tactically, and dismantled a three- centre back system to th ru s t Peter Swan up front. But with the lack of width due to
David Eyres’ illness, and Paul Weller being forced to play very narrow in midfield, Burnley couldn’t create anything worthwhile. At th e oth e r end former Burnley
loan sta r David Reeves, sent off in the Cumbrians’ 2-0 reverse a t Turf Moor in e a r ly December, earned some semblance of revenge. He had a tremendous volley wiped
out for off-side, before he poked home a Murray cross on the half hour. Ted McMinn came on for Andy
Cooke a t the break, but within four minutes i t was 4-0 as David Currie released Reeves, who rifled home into the top comer. Reeves completed his hat-trick and
earned himself and his manager free curry for a year - two minutes from time when his header b e a t Marlon Beresford following Rory Delap’s knockback from a Tony Gallimore
comer. The fan s’ fu ry was again vented
towards the manager Jimmy Mullen. They aren’t happy with the release of Adrian Heath to Sheffield United - “Inchy” showing his class against Arsenal in the FA Cup - or midfielder Adrian Randall for £140,000 to York
City. And w ith a to u g h home game
against the Clarets’ old friends Stock- port County on Saturday with the Hatters fresh from a superb 2-2 draw a t Everton on Sunday - the clamour for Mr Mullen’s head could mount if Burnley slip behind in an ever-tighter battle for promotion. Burnley took a point from Edgeley
Park in August in a 0-0 draw the first time th e sides h ad m e t since th e Clarets’ successful Second Division play-off final appearance against the Hatters in May 1994.
County have climbed back into the
play-off frame with the goals of Alim Armstrong and Ian Helliwell, and the wing play of loan man Ben Thomley, borrowed from neighbours Manches ter United.
With Burnley’s home form disap
p o in t in g of la te , an d th e r iv a l ry between the sides, the Clarets will be hoping to please their discontented supporters.
a n But those hopes were blown away by
Gym club grows from strength to strength
0 FORMED at the start of the 1990s, Clitheroe Gym Club now boasts over 150 members and con tinues to provide fun as well as training.
• The aim of the club is to develop and improve the ability of each child within their own capabilities — with the emphasis very much on enjoyment
• The club is affiliated to the British Gymnastics
Association and work within the framework of their award schemes.
0 The club caters for children aged from five to 11 and holds five training sessions each week at Roe- field Leisure Centre.
0 There is a waiting list for places, and if you would like to register your child, ring Mary Brass (01200 27543).
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