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Handy Andy strikes again!


sion when the singles knockout final and prize presentation took


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a 70.6 average, but Andy Gudgeon took the game with a 73.3 average. John Burgess was next in the frame


taking just 60 darts to eliminate Adri­ an Ridgway, averaging 72.25 points per throw. All the matches through to the final


were in excess of 60 points per throw. In the semi-finals, Mick Eunson nar­


rowly escaped being beaten by John Burgess, and Andy Gudgeon cruised through against Fred Carter. The final was set for a high-scoring


five-leg match. First to the oche was Andy, hitting consecutive 140s and checking out on 80 to take the leg in 14 darts. Mick had left a finish, but never


got to throw at it. The second leg saw both players hitting


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HASLINGDEN pair Opie and Barnes emerged as the winners of Wadding- Results


Semi-finals: M. Opie and R. Barnes (Hasling- den) 21, A. White and J. Pilling (Haslingden) 9; A. Cornail and K. Wells (Gt Harwood) 21, A. Burns and N. Wright (Blackburn) 17. Final: Opie and Barnes 21. Comall and Wells 4.


October 5th, and some fantastic prizes


have been donated by local tackle shops. The winner will receive a roach pole and a free day ticket. Second prize is a reel and free day ticket, while the third placed


angler will take home a landing net and a free day ticket. There is also a set of Waggler floats for


of fishing is the aim of a new competition set up by Pine Lodge Fisheries in Clitheroe. The Under 16s open course competition will be held at the fishery on Saturday,


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o r s e s from Gisburn’s End House Stu d


competition yard have had yet another week of competiton success. Last week the five-year-


old bay sta llio n The Humerist came first in the novice section of tri­ als at Upton House. The Humerist, by Mar-


lay Humorist, beat off competition from 50 other horses to win his class, scoring the lowest faults in Dressage, Show Jumping and Cross- Country. Three days la te r the


horse travelled to Osbaldeston near Black­ burn and again came first


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horse Just Balko quali­ fied for the Horse and Hound Novice competi­ tion a t Upton Park and finished a magnificent sixth out of around 60 horses. Just Balko was also sec­ ond to The Humerist at


grade B showjumper Golden Deal, who came second in the horse trials and first in his novice sec­ tion. The horse was ridden by


Osbaldeston on Sunday. Another winner was


23-yearold rider Allan Birch, in his first year of showjumping. Owner of all the horses


Trudy Goulding said:


“We are delighted with the success of Golden Deal because he’s only five and Allan is in his first season.” Allan was also the rider of Heatly Avalon, a six-year old stallion, a t Osbalde­


ston, where he came sec­ ond in the open section and the Members Cup.


The horse, who has not


been jumped for four months, was beaten by


Golden Deal in the Mem­ bers Cup and now lies just a few pounds sho r t of qualifying as a grade B jumper. Our picture shows Allan


and Heatly Avalon in action.


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F a s c i n a t i n g f i n a l e i n p r o s p e c t Kings went two up when


o n ig h t sees the final Clitheroe and


season with some fasci­ nating games in the Pre­ mier Division to look for­ ward to. Dog and Partridge require


threatened De Lacy A to


snatch the runners-up spot from the likely shots Buck A.


take the title. Dog A need 14 points to


be relegated with De Lacy A, Higher Buck A, Stork A and De Lacy B fighting to avoid the solitary drop spot. In the First Division Castle


Any one of four teams could


A and Royal Oak A do bat­ tle for the championship with the losers certain of the runners-up spot. Four teams — Pendle B,


sion with a big win. Waggon and Horses and


D is t r ic t Pool League matches of the


just one point from their home match with relegation-


Black Horse A are neck-and- neck for the runners-up spot and if both fail tonight out­ siders Higher Buck B could pick up the crumbs. Horseshoe A are already rel­ egated to the basement divi­ sion. Buck Wrinkleys require just


Steve Almond defeated John Whittaker after two hours and two re-racks.


two points to claim the Fourth Division title while Black Bull B need at least four points to earn runners- up spot and joint them in promotion. Outside bets are Black Bull


back against Kings’ captain Dave Parkinson, but Gordon Burgess restored Kings* two frame lead when he beat Paul Livesey. FIXTURES


Mark Riley pulled a frame Stork A v Kings Arms A; De


Lacy B v Dog and Partridge A; Legion A v Higher Buck A; Dog and Partridge B v De Lacy A. Bye: Buck A. First Division


Stork B, Craven and Whal- ley Arms — are looking to avoid the drop with two going down. Congratulations are in order for the Bridge for clinching the title in the Second Divi­


A and Royal Oak B but both need maximum points from their last games. • For the first time in the history of the league a match was suspended because of slow play last week. The occasion was the semi­ final of the knockout compe­ tition a t the Castle where Kings Arms were taking on Dog and Partridge A. The score was 3-1 to Kings


Kings Arms B v Royal Oak A;


Castle B v White Hart; Whalley Arms v Mangrove A; Craven Heifer v Castle A; Pendle B v Stork B.


Brown Cow A v Pendle A; Bridge v Black Horse A; Higher


Buck A v Waggon and Horses. Bye: Horse Shoe A. Third Division


after four hours of dour struggle. The match is due to be completed this week. Peter McQuade beat Alan Gudgeon in frame one and


Black Bull B v Bay Horse B; Mangrove B v Buck Wrinkleys; Black Horse B v Black Bull A; Royal Oak B v Brown Cow B. RESULTS


Kings Arms C v Horse Shoe B;


and Partridge A 4. Legion A 3; Higher Buck A 3, Dog and Par­


Kings A 4, De Lacy B 0; Dog Premier Division Second Division Premier l lu i ' in n


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5. Pendle B 2; Stork B 4. Kings B 3.


Pendle A 1, Bridge 6; Black Second Division


Horse A 4, Higher Buck B 0; Legion B 3, Bay Horse A 4; Wag­ gon and Horses 3. Horse Shoe A 4.


Buck Wrinkleys 6, Black Horse B 1; Black Bull A 5, Royal Oak B 2i Brown Cow B 3, Kings C 4.


Horse Shoe B 4, Black Bull B 3; Third Division


White Hart 3, Whalley Arms 4;; MangroveA4, Heifer 3; Castle A


Royal Oak A 5. Castle B 2; First Division HE Clitheroe Men’s Invita­


tion Summer Darts League reached a successful conclu­


both registered the highest averages of the night with Mick hitting 75.93 per


take the third leg and title once again. Although only taking three legs, they


throw and Andy an impressive 86.71. Roll of Honour Singles


tle), J. Eccles and J. Wilson (Royal Oak): runner-up: A Porter and K. Lynch {Craven Heifer A): winners: D. Burns and F. Carter


(Craven Heifer B). Team Knockout


and J. Partington (Black Horse B): runner- up: F. Carter (Craven Heifer B): winner: M.


Eunson (Royal Oak). Sportsman of the Yean Barry Noble (Black Horse).


up, Royal Oak. Second Division: Winners, Craven Heifer B: runners-up, Social Club A Least Darts


First Division: Winners, Castle Inn; runners- Divisional Awards


Arms A); Second Division: 16 — Nigel Chip- perton (Kings Arms B). Highest Check


First Division: 11 — Steve Kenyon (Kings


Oak); Second Division: 154 — Ian Riddoch (Social Club B). 180 Champions


First Division: 120 — Mick Eunson (Royal


First Division: 7 — Andy Gudgeon (Castle Inn); Second Division: 7 — John Burgess


(Social Club A). • Clitheroe came from 0-4 down to draw 5-all with Superleague rivals Sut­ ton St Helens at the Dog and Partridge.


Semi-finalists: J. Burgess (Social Club A) Semi-finalists: E. Plane and J. Tnckett (Cas­ Doubles Semi-finalists: J. Burgess (Social Club A)


and F. Carter (Craven Heifer B); runner-up: M. Eunson (Royal Oak): winner. A Gudgeon (Castle Inn).


Adrian Ridgway and Adrian Bubbins reduced the arrears to 2-4 before Barry Noble lost to leave Clitheroe with it all


to do. Jack Hayward, Mick Eunson and


Andy Gudgeon won the last three game


to clinch a share of the spoils. Man-of-the-match Andy Gudgeon recorded a 15-dart game with an over­ all average of 86.71, while Andy and Adrian also hit the maximum mark. Clitheroe hit 53 tons on the day and fin­ ished with an overall average of 63.77.


ETRE Arms defeated Craven Heifer A 10-2 this week to retain their healthy advantage at the top of the Matthew Brown Ribble Valley


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Ladies’ Darts League. HIGH SCORES


148 — M. Kiddie (Petre); 140 — B. Brunker (Swan and Royal), a Lockett (Craven B), D. Brown (Low Moor); 133 — C. Dobson (Black Horse), J. Seedall (Craven A); 130 — H. Burgess (Kings); 122 —J. Allen (Black Horse); 116— M. Boyd (Royal Oak); 114 — M. Waddington (Craven B); 110 — D. Townsend (Kings); 108—J. Cunliffe (Black Horse); 100 — R. Heyward (Royal Oak), J. Cowgili (Mangrove). RESULTS


L I T H E R O E ’S Inter-Town Darts Team have been


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Petre Arms 10, Heifer A 2; Heifer B 7, Black Horse 5; Low Moor 9, Kings 3; Royal Oak 9, Mangrove 3; Brown Cow 3, Swan and Royal 9; Dog and Partridge 10, Station 2. POINTS AND POSITIONS


(146); 6, Black Horse (133); 7, Kings (120); 8 , Low Moor (112); 9, Station, Mangrove (106); 11. Swan and Royal (93); 12, Brown Cow (73).


1, Petre (174); 2, Dog and Partridge (154); 3, Heifer B, Royal Oak (149); 5, Heifer A


tridge B 4; De Lacy A 5, Buck A 2.


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