26 Clitheroc Advertiser & Times, March Hth, 1996


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iS pS rt Andy’s county call-up


C L IT H E R O E ’S A n d y Gudgeon finally made the L a n c a sh i r e f i r s t te am when th e y re c e n t ly played away to London. A f te r going 2-0 down,


Andy fought back with two 1 3 -d a r t legs, averaging 115.6 per throw.


Unfortunately, London’s


Dave Lees took the final leg to win 3-2 with an average of 108 per throw, leaving Andy with a losing average of 98.2 and a certain place in their next game a t Kent.


C litheroe’s Super Team


League hit double trouble when they entertained Pen­ nington a t home. Clitheroe outscored the visitors but were unable to take advan­ tage with poor checking.


Pennington finally won the


m a tch 6-4 b reaking C l i th e ro e ’s u n d e fe ated home record. M an -o f - th e -m a tch was


once again Keith Lynch who narrowly missed out on an 80-plus average. The team’s averages were:


B. Noble 52.67; P. Cryne 59.25; A. Ridgeway 52.17; B. Cunliffe 51.80; A. Porter 50.52; IC. Lynch 68.82; S. Thompson 54.16; J. Hay­ ward 66.30; J. Schofield 62.17; D. Burns 56.36. Nine maximums were


recorded in th is week’s league matches, with two checkouts above 100. Dave Helm shot out in 15


darts but once again Andy Gudgeon checked out in 13 d a rts in his game against Jaso n D ew h u rs t of th e Kings A. The Ro y al Oak took


advantage over Kings A’s defeat to leapfrog into third p o s itio n in th e league whilst Second Division side Dog and P a r tr id g e crept closer to Craven B who had a bye.


First Division


Craven Heifer A 6, BBC A 2; Royal Oak G, Pendle Witch 2; Black Horse 1, Mangrove 7; Dog and Partridge {Barrow) 2, Judge Walmsley G.


Castle Inn 6, Kings Arms A 2; Second Division


New Inn B 5, Horseshoe 3; Swan with two Necks 4, Petre Arms 4; Black Bull (Chatbum) 3, Pendle Hotel 5; BBC B.3, Dog and Par­ tridge (Clitheroc) 5; Black Bull (Langho) 3, Social Club A 5. Points and Positions First Division


Heifer A 128; 3, Royal Oak 120; 4, Kings Arms A 118; 5, Pendle Witch 9G; 6, Mangrove 95; 7, Judge Walmsley 91; 8, New Inn A 87; 9, Black Horse 75; 10, Kings Arms B G8; 11, Billington BC A 57; 12, Dog and Partridge (Barrow) 49; 13, De Lacy Arms 24.


1, Castle Inn 162; 2, Craven Second Division


and Partridge (Clitheroe) 131; 3, Clitheroe SC A 119; 4, Petre Arms 110; 5, Swan with two Necks 94; 6, Black Bull (Langho) 92; 7, Horseshoe 89; 8, New Inn C 85; 9, New Inn B 79; 10, Pen­ dle Hotel 75; 11, Billington BC B 70; 12, Clitheroe SC B 58; 13, Black Bull (Chatbum) 39.


1, Craven Heifer B 148; 2, Dog Social Club B 3, New Inn C 5; White Horse are new


T H E T E AM from th e W h i te H o rse emerged as winners of the Anne Bentley Memorial Rosebowl Knockout Trebles.


The beat Petre Arms in the final held a t


Ovvd Neds. The winning side comprised S. Preston, J.


Exell and J. Scott from White Horse while the unlucky losers from Petre were B. Parker, M. Livesey and D. Morris.


The Heather Shears 5-a-side Trophy draws ever-closer to a climax with the third round


C L ITH E R O E Golf Club members held two competitions over the week­ end a s th e 1996 season swung in to action. On Saturday members vied for glory in


a five-club single strokeplay event. Brian Edmondson returned 81-9-72 to


win Division One ahead of Captain-elect Rob Hindle and Bert Hemingway — both of whom handed in 83-11-72. Eddie Preedy returned 85-17-68 to win


Division Two, Ken Mantle claiming run­ ners-up spot with 88-18-70 and Keith


being completed last week.


The results were: Petre Arms 8, Catholic SC 1; Kings Arms B 5, Kings Arms A 4; Dog and Partridge (Clitheroe) 5, Dog and Par­ tridge (Barrow) A 4; White Horse 9, Dog and Partridge B0. The final will be held a t the Kings Arms on


Wednesday. Our picture shows the finalists from the


Anne Bentley Memorial Rosebowl. They are runners-up Fetre Arms (standing) and win­ ners White Horse (seated).


NEW SEASON IS IN FULL SWING


Mortimer finishing third with 87-16-71. John Greenwood won Division Three with


a round of 103-28-75. The Simon Case-Alan Armstrong pairing


dovetailed superbly to win Sunday’s four- ball Stableford with 46 points, one more than Alan Tubb and John Mercer in run­ ners-up spot. Mike Fletcher and Bill Tattersall (44


points) finished third on the card from Mark Jones and Philip Shaw, Richard Read and Ken Lord totalling 43 points to claim fifth on the card from Chris Hamer and Robert Caine.


KINGS SET TO REIGN?


EXTENDING their lead a t the top of the Clitheroe and Dis trict Fool League Premier Division, Kings Arms A thrashed bottom side Craven Heifer 7-0. Their lead is now three points


Memorial Trophy Singles final night is on Tuesday at the Buck. The final eight players will


after rivals Legion A’s 4-3 win over Buck Inn A. Dog and Partridge A are a


compete for the coveted tro­ phy, and the draw takes place a t 7-25 p.m. for a 7-30 p.m. start. The Ladies Singles tourna­


lost 4-3 a t Pendle Hotel B, while bottom side White Hart beat Waggon and Horses 4-3. Both the top sides in the Sec­


ond Division suffered 4-3 defeats, with eight-point lead­


ers Bridge going down to Royal Oak B and Whalley Arms losing to third placed Black Horse A. Also eight points clear are


also won 5-2 a t home to Bay Horse while Swan Clarets stopped the rot with a 4-3 win over Pendle A to move third. O The Michael Humphreys


Higher Buck B in the Third Division, after a 5-2 win over Brown Cow. Second placed Horseshoe B


Lacy had a 6-1 win at next- bottom Petre Arms, and now lead Castle B, who lost 4-3 against Mangrove, by six points. Third placed Stork Hotel A


further two points behind after a 4-3 defeat at De Lacy A. First Division leaders De


art (Kings), Peter McQuade (Kings), Brian Sims (Dog and Partridge), Steve Almond (Castle) and Danny Der­ byshire (Victoria) were all part of a strong Lancashire squad for the opening match of the season and helped record an emphatic victory. McQuade won one of three


frames and Sims, after regain­ ing his County shirt, won two of three, both playing for the B team who won 22-11. Almond and Derbyshire were


substitutes and expect to make their debuts in the next match at home to Liverpool next month. For the record, the A team won 21-12 and the Lancashire' Ladies won 24-9. RESULTS


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C17Q9 1 1 89 G FIAT UNO 60 Defiance S dr. Met Grev 25.000 mls_£3295 1


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94 M ROVER METRO 1.4CD DIESEL 3 door; Choice____ £5995 94 M ROVER METRO RIO GRANDE Diamond White____ £5595 95 M ROVER 114SD 3 doot Electric Blue.


I 94 M riAT UNO START DIESEL Blue, 6,000 m d e s ^ ^ J 5 S 9 5 J


I 94MFIAICINOUECn4TOSX3dr.Black. 11,000 miles 15295 I I 94 M FIAT UNO 1.0 ie START GremMeQ^c6^ n u le s -1 5 2 9 5 I


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ROVERS entertained Leeds United last night looking for Coca Cola Cup re v e n g e a n d to p re s s h om e th e i r superb form a t Evvood Park. A T o n y Y eb o ah d o u b le s t r ik e a t


Elland Road a t the end of November p u t paid to Blackburn’s Cup hopes, and the Yorkshire side have gone on


to reach a Wembley final. If the game followed recent patterns,


Rovers are likely to have taken three p o in ts , a n d 3 1 -g o a l s t r ik e r A lan Shearer will probably be the hero. In three v is its to Blackburn in the


P r em ie r L e ag u e , L e ed s h av e lo s t twice an d drawn la s t season, while Shearer has n etted in four of the five Premier League games he has played against Leeds. Providing all went to plan for Black­


b u rn la s t night, Rovers th en face a crunch m a tch a t T o t ten h am in th e quest for a UEFA Cup slot. Victory ag a in s t Leeds would leave


Blackburn three points behind Spurs in sixth place, and the timing could­ n ’t be b e t t e r to b e g in a m a rk e d improvement on their away form. Spurs were beaten a t Ewood during


the Christmas period and Rovers will look for a re p e a t dose on a ground which has seen mixed fortunes during the last three seasons. Blackburn will be hoping th a t Gerry


Francis’ hit-and-miss side don’t pro­ duce th e form th e y a re cap ab le of, with the treble th re a t a t Chris Arm­ strong, Teddy Sheringham and Ruel Fox outstanding on their day. R ay Harford appears likely to have


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strengthened his squad, with Niklas Gudmundsson set to complete a per­ manent move from Halmstad. The Swedish international has been


on loan a t Ewood and c aught th e eye with a number of substitute’s appear­ ances and the odd s ta r t . And Harford is set to welcome Lars Bohinen b a ck to th e fold a f te r his


recent calf injury. Meanwhile th e C la re ts received a


very welcome boost with the re tu rn of Adrian H eath to Tur f Moor as the


club’s new manager. Heath left the club in December to


y d # ot ability


become assistant manager to Howard Kendall a t Sheffield United, b u t was the fans’ favourite to tak e over once Jimmy Mullen left. His m anager ial career g o t off to a


flying s ta r t a t Bristol City. I t was b a ck s - to - th e -w al l s tu f f for


m o s t of th e 90 m in u te s , b u t K u r t Nogan gave the wasteful City s trik ­ ers a goalscoring lesson a fter Marlon Beresford had kept th e Clarets in the game with a penalty stop. Burnley failed to register a sh o t a t


goal in the first half, with the Robins’ strikers David Seal and Paul Agosti- no squandering a series of chances. Seal h i t th e bar, while b o th strikers


made Beresford work in his first game back a f te r a six-week lay-off follow­ ing a double hernia operation. His la s t game before his operation


a lso saw a p e n a l ty s av e , b u t th e Clarets still went on to lose. T h i s t im e i t w a s B u rn le y who


snatched a late winner, Liam Robin­ son lofting th e ball over th e to p for N o g an , who held off M a t t B ry a n t before smashing the ball h om e . Nogan displayed more ice-cool fin­


ishing in arctic conditions a t Black­ pool on Tuesday night - one chance, one goal - b u t i t wasn’t enough to deny th e Seasiders.


In a th r i l l in g L an c a sh ire d erby a t


B lo om f ie ld R o a d , M ic k y M ello n gave Pool the lead on 25 minutes with a p recision f in ish a f te r T o n y El lis played him through, b u t i t took the Clarets only three minutes to level. Liam Robinson spread th e ball ou t


wide to Paul Weller, who slipped the ball in for Nogan to swivel and place his shot in off th e fa r post. B u t a f te r th e b re ak , th e Seasiders


regained th e lead on th e hour when Mark Bonner played a one-two with Andy Preece and finished expertly. The Clarets were up against it , and


Ellis settled th e issue 11 minutes from t im e w i th th e h e lp of a fo r tu n a te deflection off Gary Parkinson. There were a lot of good points to


ta k e from a p e r formance th a t was leagues apart from the fare served up over th e p a s t two months or so.


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ment will be held on Sunday, March 31st a t the Kings Arms, with a noon start. • Five Clitheroe pool players travelled to Widnes on Sun­ day to represent Lancashire in County matches. B team captain Chris Stew­


grove 4; Victoria 2, Castle A 5; Pendle B 4, Stork A 3; Petre Arms 1, De Lacy B 6; White Hart 4, Waggon and Horses 3.


Dog (Barrow) 4; Royal Oak B 4, Bridge 3; Whalley Arms 3, Black Horse A 4; Station 1, Horseshoe A 6; Stork B 3, New Inn 4. V Third Division: White Lion 3,


Second Division: Legion B 3,


Buck Wrinkleys4; Brown Cow 2, Higher Buck B 5; Horseshoe B 5, Bay Horse 2; Swan Clarets 4, Pendle A 3; Black Horse B 3, Kings Ladies 4.


Tonight - Team Knockout Semi-Finals: De Lacy A v. Dog and Partridge A (Kings Arms, table 2); Stork Hotel A v Higher Buck A (Dog and Partridge). March 21st- Premier Division:


FIXTURES - 1


4, Royal Oak A 3; Buck A 3, Legion A 4; De Lacy A 4, Dog and Partridge A 3; Kings A 7, Heifer 0; Dog and Partridge B 4, Kings B 3. First Division: Castle B 3, Man­


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Heifer v Higher Buck; Royal Oak A v Buck Inn A; Legion A v De Lacy A; Dog and Partridge B v Kings A; Kings B v Dog and Partridge B. First Division: De Lacy B v Castle A; Mangrove v Victoria; Castle A v Pendle B; White Hart v Petre Arms; Waggon and Hors­ es vStorkA. Second Division: Horseshoe A v


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


White Lion; Buck Wrinkleys v Brown Cow; Higher Buck B v Horseshoe B; Black Horse B v Swan Clarets; Kings Ladies v Bay Horse (Barrow).


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Kings Arms A........... ........ 15 11 4 86 L Legion A................... ........ 15 11 4 83 Dog A........................ ........ 15 9 6 81 Buck Inn A................ ........ 15 9 G 77 Higher Buck A.......... ........ 15 8 7 75 D o gB........................ ..... :. 15 8 7 71 Oe Lacy A................. ........ 15 8 7 66 Royal Oak A............. ........ 15 5 10 56 Kings Arm s B........... ........ 15 4 11 52 Craven Heifer........... ........ 15 1 14 28 r


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Bridge..................... Whalley Arms....... Black Horse A....... New Inn................. Stork Hotel B....... Royal Oak B.......... Dog (Barrow)........


Horseshoe A.......... Station..................... Legion B.................


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Higher Buck B........ Horseshoe B............. Swan Clarets........... Bay Horse.................


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® w a n d e r e r s lost by the 1 0(1(1 frame against second- ■ placed Anchor B in the Three


Rjvere-sponsored Gisburn and i District Pool League.


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