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Clitheroe 2232b (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising), Burnley 1,22331 (Classified) 26 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, January 18th, 1996 Motors rover TEL. BURNLEY (0U 8 z) 4 2 2 3 3 1


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TEST DRIVE BY CAROLYN NEWTON


When I was asked if I would like to test drive Rover's new 200 model, I jumped at the chance. Having seen the car in the showroom previously, I had mentioned that if anyone would like a test drive doing of the vehicle, I was the person. The 200 looks like no


other Rover and I must admit that, after picking the car up on Saturday morning, my fingers were crossed on Saturday night hoping my numbers would come up on the lottery so I


didn't have to return the car.


The vehicle, which I


didn't want to part with, was a 214 Si l 6v 3-door hatchback in charcoal grey metallic. It had electric windows, electric tilt slide sunroof and RDS radio cassette (with conveniently placed v o lum e /ton er controls on the steering column). The trim was in a modern 'Kashmir' design, which is pleasant to the eye. There was also a cut pile carpet and on the dashboard touches of bone w a l n u t


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valve Rover 214 Si punches out a lusty 103 PS, and when you are actually behind the wheel of the car you will be impressed at the power at your disposal. Now that I've described


the new 200, let me tell you how it handled. After picking the car up I ventured to Blackpool. I was impressed with the overall handling of the car - it responded immediately when overtaking and the road holding was superb. I was also very conscious of all the admiring stares the car was attracting from o t h e r d r i v e r s a n d pedestrians whilst waiting for my passenger to


emerge from a Blackpool I lottery outlet, I was j approached by two people asking if they could have a look inside the car. Their | comments were very j complimentary of the i vehicle and they were j impressed when I told j them the price. The 214 Si j l 6v is only £12,306 on the j road, with all the electric j extras included, and the j 200 range starts at £10,523 on the road. As I said earlier, I didn't |


want to part with the car and I shed a few tears | when I had to hand over j the keys. There is one consolation though, and that is I was invited to test drive the 216 model at a i later date. In the meantime, I am going to keep my j fingers crossed every j Saturday night and dream | of driving my own Rover i 200. C a r k i n d l y s u p p l i e d b y i P r i m r o s e G a r a g e o f \ C lith e r o e .


• A TEAM of sharp-shooting hockey players have won their way through to the finals of a national competition. O Clitheroe Royal Grammar School’s Under 16s side went to the Northern Schools Indoor Championships last week and returned home winners. 9 They won their place in the 6-a-side tournament by winning the Lancashire


Championships and have now earned the chance to compete for the national title at


Crystal Palace early next month. •


In the Northern Schools Indoor Cham­


pionships they faced thre e Yorkshire s id e s — Bradford, Wakefield and Wycliffe — and finished the round-robin


tournament unbeaten. 9 The cleven-a-side team were also due


to play in the quarter-final of the Presi­ dent’s Cup yesterday afternoon. 9 Picture: Back row (left-right): Clare Alderson, Katy Wolstencroft, Elizabeth Coar, Alexis Dugdale, Emily Alstead, Paula Dixon. Front row: Elspeth Midgley, Nicola Middlebrook, Beth Dugdale (cap­ tain), Pamela Isherwood, Diane Hasel- wood.


KINGS BACK IN CONTENTION


KINGS ARMS A stormed back into con­


tention for the Clitheroe and District Pool League t i t le when th ey white­ washed their own B team 7-0. They have now moved into


Premier Division Higher Buck A v Kings Arms; and Partridge A v Royal Oak A;


Kings Arms B v Legion A. First Division


third place and narrowed the gap to five points between themselves and leaders Higher Buck A. The table-toppers scored a 5-2 win over Dog and Par­ tridge B to move a points further ahead of Dog and Partridge A who were 4-3 winners against Legion A. Castle B went to the top of


the First Division when they stormed to a 7-0 win over


White Hart. They are now a point ahead of De Lacy B with Stork A and Pendle Hotel B in close contention. Second Division leaders Bridge Inn suffered their first defeat of the season when going down 5-2 to second- placed Black Horse A who have closed the gap at the top to four points. And Third Division action


points clear. RESULTS


AFTER reaching their highest league position of the season on Saturday, Rovers were unceremo­ niously dumped from the FA Cup on Tuesday night by First Divi­ sion Ipswich Town. Rovers scratched a nine-month itch


saw leaders Swan Clarets beat bottom-club Kings Arms Ladies 5-2 to go seven


Premier Division


Buck A 5; Craven Heifer 1, Buck Inn A 6; Royal Oak A 3, De Lacy A 4; Legion A 3, Dog and Par­ tridge A 4; Kings Arms A 7, Kings Arms B 0. First Division


White Hart 0, Castle B 7; De


Lacy B 4, Victoria Hotel 3; Mansgrove 2, Pendle Hotel B 5; Castle A 3, Stork A 4; Petre Arms 3, Waggon and Horses 4. Second Division


Dog and Partridge B 2, Higher


on Saturday when they finally t r i­ umphed on opposition territory with a 1-0 win a t Queens Park Rangers. A superb Alan Shearer header midway


through the second half was all that sepa­ rated the sides, and saw Blackburn climb to eighth. Although Newcastle -16 points ahead of


v White Hart; Pendle Hotel B v De Lacy B; Stork A v Mangrove; Waggon and Horses v Castle A. Second Division


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


Legion B v Station; Royal Oak Castle B v Petre Anns; Victoria


Buck A v Dog and Partridge B; De Lacy A v Craven Heifer; Dog


FIXTURES Third Division


White Lion v Swan Clarets; Brown Cow v Black Horse B;


Horseshoe B v Pendle Hotel A; Bay Horse (Barrow) v Buck Wrinkleys; Kings Arms Ladies v


Higher Buck B. POINTS AND POSITIONS


Premier Division: 1, Higher Buck


A 48; 2, Dog and Partridge A 46; 3, Kings Arms A 43; 4, Legion A 43; 5, Buck A 42; 6, Dog and Par­ tridge B 33; 7, De Lacy A 32; 8, Kings Arms B 29; 9, Royal Oak A 27; 10, Craven Heifer 18. First Division: 1, Castle B 46’ 2,


De Lacy B 45; 3, Stork A 43; 4, Pendle Hotel B 42; 5, Castle A


38; 6, Mangrove 36; 7, Petre Arms 30; 8, Waggon and Horses 29; 9, Victoria Hotel 28; 10, White Hart 23. Second Division: 1, Bridge Inn 52; 2, Black Horse A 48; 3, New Inn 45; 4, Whalley Arms 43; 5, Dog (Barrow) 37; 6, Royal Oak B and Stork B 36; 8, Horseshoe A 19; 9, Station 17; 10, Legion B


12. Third Division: 1, Swan Clarets 51; 2, Higher Buck B 44; 3, Horse Shoe B 40; 4, Bay Horse 38; 5, Buck Wrinkleys 35; 6, Pendle Hotel A 35; 7, Black Horse B 32; 8, White Lion 31; 9, Brown Cow 21; 10, Kings Arms Ladies 20.


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hands as they have still to face Swindon, Crewe, Blackpool and Oxford twice, and Notts County, Bradford, Shrewsbury, Wrexham, Wycombe and Bournemouth.


So at the half way stage of the season, the Clarets are in a fine position to mount an all-out assault on an instant return to the First Division.


Saturday’s game had to be seen to be believed. A 33-1 shot for the first goal, Stockport defender Matt Bound gave the Hatters the lead following a long throw from Mike Flynn after two minutes.


moment, and that man Shearer firing the bullets, a European slot must be well with­ in Blackburn’s grasp. Only Liverpool can match Rovers’ recent


shoe A 2, Royal Oak B 5; Dog (Barrow) 1, Whalley Arms 6; Bridge 2, Black Horse A 5; Sta­ tion Hotel 0, New Inn 7. Third Division


Black Horse B 6, White Lion 1; Pendle Hotel A 4, Brown Cow 3; Buck Wrinkleys 4, Horseshoe B 3; Higher Buck B 5, Bay Horse 2; Swan Clarets 5, Kings Ladies 2.


Clitheroe pair are


in the hu n t QUALIFYING for the next stage of the Daily Mail Foursomes are John Me rce r an d Michael Dawson after winning the Clitheroe GC event, held over 16 holes.


The pair won on a card play­ off with a score of 75-16-59 from Peter Chanter and Mike Thompson, who went round in 73-14-59.


In third were Andrew Walmsley and Peter Dunn, who scored 66-5.5-60.5.


Provincial Insurance single stableford qualifier was won by Bill Birch with 41 points.


A tight National and


ner-up on a card play-off from two-handicapper Stu­ art Andrew with 40 points.


Harry Richardson was run­


Four players were then level on 39 points with Clive Bar- low fourth, Tony Reynolds fifth, F. Forrest sixth and Brian Ross seventh.


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CATHOLIC SC B had their lead cut to just two points a t the head of th e F i r s t Division of th e Clitheroe and D is tr ic t Snooker League. While they were taking 10 points off


Stork B 6, Legion B 1; Horse­


run of four wins and two draws in their last six games and the Ewood Park faith­ ful had seen eight successive home wins in the league. But a UEFA Cup slot is all they can hope


for after Ipswich put paid to FA Cup dreams.


Widely fancied in the cup by the.pundits, Rovers were looking capable of mounting a strong challenge after coming into form at the right time, but plucky Ipswich, without key men Craig Forrest and Frank Yallop, on international duty with Cana­ da, held firm to pull off one of the biggest shocks of the third round. Former Aberdeen midfielder Paul Mason finally settled the issue, thumping the ball past Tim Flowers with six minutes remaining of extra time - the first goal in 204 minutes of this cup tie. Shearer had earlier had the ball in the net,


but saw his effort disallowed for a push, spoiling his record of scoring in every domestic game at Ewood this season. Ipswich stretched their unbeaten run to


11 games as Rovers crashed out of the competition at the third round for the sec­ ond successive season. But Rovers can put that defeat behind


them on .Saturday as they entertain Sheffield Wednesday at Ewood, hoping to continue their recent league form. Burnley pulled out all the stops to beat old foes Stockport County on Saturday, and their 4-3 success was a major boost to promotion hopes at Turf Moor. The Clarets were the only side in the top


Rovers - seem light years away, second- placed Manchester United lie only seven points in front with Rovers yet to travel to Old Trafford. And with the side giving little away at the


later as Kurt Nogan turned Lee Todd and saw his shot charged down, and Chris Vin- nicombe smacked a 20-yarder home with the outside of the boot.


But the Clarets were level three minutes


Stockport regained their lead, again with a header as Flynn just put enough power in his effort to beat Marlon Beresford.


A further seven minutes on the clock and


But Nogan was displaying the sort of form that forced Welsh international boss Bobby Gould to take a look at his ability.


through-ball from Paul Weller, beat Flynn at the bye-line and laid the ball back for Andy Cooke to rifle home his fifth goal in five starts for the Clarets.


On 18 minutes he raced on to a lovely \


Jones’ side incredibly went ahead for a third time as Ian Helliwell climbed unchallenged to head home John Jeffers’ cross.


But 10 minutes before the break, David


the field at the interval to a hail of boos, but the Clarets conjured up the great escape after the break.


Burnley and manager Jimmy Mullen left


David Eyres replaced dejected skipper Jamie Hoyland and Weller made way for


John Francis on the hour and the substi­ tutions proved inspired. On 70 minutes Francis put over a pin­


10 minutes from time when Francis sent a precision lob over the on-rushing Neil Edwards to give the Clarets the lead for the first time in the game. It proved deci­ sive.


And the Burnley revival was completed


Struggling Rotherham are next up for the Clarets, and Burnley will look to repeat their 2-1 Turf Moor success on the open­ ing day of the season.


10 in the Second Division to claim three points, and they moved up the table to fifth, nine points behind leaders Swindon Town with a game in hand. But Burnley’s destiny is in their own


moor this season, for a dour Auto Wind­ screens Shield tie that ended 1-1. Six league games without defeat has seen the Clarets rise to fifth and capitalise on the shaky recent form of high-flying Swindon, Crewe and Blackpool, and hopefully they will extend that statistic to seven games on Saturday.


Burnley have already travelled to Mill-


point cross for Eyres, who headed across goal to give Nogan an easy 21st goal of the season.


i n RIMINGTON CLOSE THE GAP


10) 83, C. Whittaker (3) 49; M. Whitaker (21) 51, B. Hitchen (14) 75; I. Charlton (11) 72, S. Hodges (18) 49; K. Smith (27) 83, M. Graham (14) 59; C. Drinkwater (9) 67, M. Novak (14) 66. Billington B 10 (491) Billington A (4) 350:


Rimington A, their nearest chal­ lengers Conservatives were beating Royal British Legion 12-2. Billington B also keep the pressure on


(343): I. Hothersall (25) 76, S. Turner (26) 38; I. Jackson (21) 51, J. Lockley (27) 89; T. Swift (15) 80, S. Tomlinson (27) 38; A. Herd . (2) 82, A. Wilson (21) 45; T. Walmsley (27)


M. Gorton (26) 82, R. Hilton (4) 40; J. Gib­ son (-3) 62, T. Rydeheard (17) 71; J. Dickin­ son (20) 74, J. Ainsworth (27) 88; M. Flan­ nery (23) 75, C. Gorzella (25) 68; R. Ormis- ton (-1) 92, Z. Mirkovic (25) 37; P. Hull (22) 106, P. Ashton (23) 46.


the leaders with a good win over their A team club mates. Low Moor A are in the relegation dol­ drums after suffering a big defeat at the hands of their own B team and there is a scrap going on between Billington A, Chatburn A, Rimington A and Waddington A to avoid the drop. Catholic A increased their lead at the


top of the Second Division despite only achieving a narrow victory over third- placed Rimington B, as second-placed


First Division


Jezeirski (10) 49, A. Robinson (27) 46; S. Simpson (20) 58, A. Todd (22) 65; M. Plant (20) 65, M. Rhodes (27) 61; S. Duckworth (11) 104, J. Lund (23) 67; I. Cooper (2) 69, K. Dowbiggin (9) 28; M. Byrne (16) 58, D. Calvert (26) 72. Conservative Club 12 (435), RBL (2) 335: D. Smith (10) 79, S. Maher (21) 37; I. Nash (-


Catholic B 10 (403), Rimington 4 (339): M.


Police were well beaten by Pendle Club. Results


J. Shears (24) 92, S. McDonnell (27) 56; T. Henshaw (-7) 66, M. O’Rourke (24) 80; M. Holmes (-17) 111, M. Moss-Bluden (15) 33; D. Chamley (20) 98, A. Holmes (27) 82; D. Dean (7) 75, G. Tyler (27) 60; D. Ireland (20) 74, P. Berry (20) 63.


Low Moor B 12 (516), Low Moor A 2 (374): Second Division


Rimington B 6 (376), Catholic A 8 (385): P. Winckley (18) 64, A. Pollard (24) 81; R. Bol- land (23) 61, S. Wilson (24) 54; P. Hobson (20) 69, M. Ryan (16) 63; J. Lund (20) 57, C. Thome (13) 58; S. Winckley (6) 45, L. Dixon (8) 58; D.A. Seed (26) 80, A. Wright (24) 71. Police 4 (358), Pendle Club 10 (451): J. Grif­


fiths (21) 60, J. Schofield (27) 67; I. Hartley (18) 48, W. Wright (27) 89; B. Brown (5) 70, W. Beer (27) 63; S. Griffiths (14) 85, B. Wild­ ing (27) 60; P. Craig (9) 37, F. Watson (22) 101; D. Allen (11) 58, J. Nedeljkow (27) 71. Slaidburn A 12 (469), Slaidburn B 2 (380):


79, P. Wilson (23) 72; D. Smith (9) 64, M. Billington (14) 61.


* Social B 8 (401), Social A 6 (356): L. McNul­


ty 7% B* Akton (14) 41; P. Walton (19) 58, S. McCally (12) 61; A. Tomlinson (18) 72. N. Geldard (19) 87; C. Bate (20) 87, M. Duxbury (14) 46; P. Devine (12) 30. J. B^gess (22) 72; A. Bentley 78, V. Adcroft


Team Knockout


Catholic SC A 791; Catholic SC B 863, Rim- mgton A 821; Low Moor B 917, Conserva-


«»5ati unl A 911’ Police 702; Waddington A Rimington B 839,


733; Slaidburn B 763, Slaidburn A 749- Billington B won walkover v Social B.


^ Waddmgton B 787. Billington A Second Round Draw - to be played 24th/31st


January: Waddington A v Waddington B; Chatburn A v Slaidburn B; Catholic SC B v Low Moor B; Rimington B v Billington B. Points and Positions


First Division


S. Bolton 59, G. Parker 61; B. Walker 88, T. Robinson Jnr 72; P. Rigby 82, S. Mitchell 64; E. Rigby 57, A. Rigby 44; G. Tedstone 87, N. Pinder 63; J. Whitwell 96, W. Robinson 76.


Waddington B 12 (432), Chatburn B 2


74,6, Waddington A 64; 7, Billington A 62; 8, Chatburn A 62; 9, *Rimington A 62; 10, Low Moor A 55. * two points deducted. Second Division


® 58; 2, Conservative 96; 3, i 4’ Moor B 86> 5> RBL


, j “ * A1?2:32, Police 86; 3, Riming. «n” ? I 6' 4',S'aL


SS’ h KoC‘^ ? 8°: 7> Waddington B 80; 8, Club 54™ B 6° : 9’ S0C‘al A 58:10, Pendle


d„bum A 80: 5- Slaidburn B /


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