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NOTHER succ ess ful season fo r th e Vaux R ib b le sd a le L ea gu e w a s c e le b r a te d a t


the annual presentation last week. And there were plenty of reasons for


the Ribble Valley sides to celebrate. Read skipper David Parsons collected


the Ramsbottom Cup and the Senior League runners-up trophy. There was success, too, for Clitheroe,


and Howard Braithwaite completed a double by being named the best m the Senior League and F ir s t Division


respectively. Read's Andrew Rushton was named


the Young Player of the Season while Neil Bibby from Clitheroe won the First Division catching award.


Ribblesdale Wanderers were not left


who picked up the Fir st Division championship trophy. Clitheroe wicket-keepers Neil Winkley


out with Terry Braithwaite picking up the Second Division hatting prize. Our picture shows Ribble Valley win­ ners with their trophies. (CAT4216)


K n o c k o u t o f f t o a t o u g h s t a r t


League when they went down to fifth-placed Rimington B. Conservative recorded their first win of the season


F


IRST Division leaders Royal British Legion suffered their first defeat of the sea­ son in the Clitheroe and District Snooker


second week running, allowing the chasing pack to close the gap between the top two to just two points. The highlight of the division was the performance of


against Billington A to haul themselves away from the foot of the table. In the Second Division leaders Chatbum B lost for the


Paul Clark of Chatbum A who banged in breaks of 38 and 27. He had to concede 44 points on handicap and still won


comers Chipping, who are well up with the leaders. TONIGHT’S FIXTURES First Division


League Div is io n a l Knockout Competition brought some interesting results. Mangrove automatically


T


his frame by 62 points. Downham came close to winning for the first time in the league when they took six points off fellow new­


Catholic SC A v Rimington B; Billington A v Royal British Legion; Police v Catholic SC B; Rimington A v Billington B; Conservative v Waddington A. Second Division


B v Social; Chatbum B v Low Moor; Waddington B v Pendle Club.


First Division 4WD SUPERMINIS TO


Junior (20). S. Maher (23) 88; R. BoIIand (23) 69. S. Black- bum (21) 62; R Hobson (20) 55, R Stewart (12) 40; B. Conchie (-2) 71, A. Burgess (-7) 64; P. Winckley (18) 79, B. Hitchen (4) 49; D. Seed (20) 58, G. Blackburn (12) 92. Billington A 6 (364), Clithoroo Con. 8 (376): T. Wilson (10) 47,1. Nash (-16) 76; J. Gibson (-7) 65, C. Drinkwater (4) 52; N. Har­ ris (-15), D. Smith (10) 71; T. Rydeheard (12) 75, T. Smith (27) 52; D. Cox (-13) 70,1. Charlton (5) 61; D. Wilson (10) 52, M. Whitaker (11) 64. Waddington A 10 (-176), Rimington A 4 (367): J. Baines (2) 62, J. Nuttall (21) 74; R. Cowking (13) 85, P. Marsden (21) 50; B. Waddington (-10) 42, K. Dowbiggin (4) 77; D. Houlker (22) 80, D. Calvert (27) 69; T. A. Makinson (12) 116, J. Lund (24) 51; J. Woof (27) 91, S. Petty (7) 46. Police 10 (397), Catholic A 4 (326): F. Booth (6) 74, D. Southwell (21) 61; P. Atkinson (21) 42, J. Bolton (21) 82; D. Allen (11) 57, M. Ryan (16) 77; J. Griffiths (21) 71, A. Pollard (24) 55; P. Craig 60, Absent 0. Catholic B12 (477), Billington B 2 (367): S. Simpson (24) 87, G. Alkmond (25) 36; M. Plant (12) 87, M. Flannery (21) 64; J. Byrne (22) 81, D. Flynn (27) 68; R. Alston (13) 74, M. Unwin (27) 64; M. Byrne 69. J. Ainsworth (25) 79; S. Duckworth (-1) 79, J. Atkinson (14) 56.


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A. Herd (7) 115; S. McDonald (26) 73, T. Wahnsley (20) 39; P. Watson (14) 8 8,1. Jackson (26) 87; 1. Perry (12) 86, I.


Hothersall (21) 46; G. Tyler (27) 80, D. Smith (4)42; R Berry (20) 60, M. Rigg (21) 0. Downham 6 (369), Chipping 8 (385): B. Hart (14) 36, R. Proctor (14) 98; A. Capstick (14) 56, P. Freeman (14) 68; L. Cragg (14) 77, G. Johnson (14) 44; M. Credie (14) 44, J. Winder (14) 80; C. Aspinall (10) 81, S. Cookson (14) 53; P. Parker (10) 75, A. Jackson (14) 42. Pcndlc Club 4 (324), Cbatburn A 10 (513): W. Wright (27) 53, P. Clark (-17) 115; D. Grant (27) 74, G. Clark (17) 60; J. Postieth- waite (27) 69, S. Simpkin (27) 95; D. Rostron (27) 53, R Craig (7) 86; J. Nedescovik (27) 48, G. Simpkin (-8) 98. Slaidburn A 6 (362), Social 8 (403): G. Tedstone 79, N. Geldard


(21) 67; W. Jones 55, L. McNulty (16) 89; P. Rigby 58, J. Burgess (23) 77; E. Rigby (3) 61, B. Alston (10) 44; I. Whitwell 68, M. Duxbury (14) 66; B. Walker 41, K. Walmsey (14) 60. Chatburn B 6 (410), Slaidburn 8 (396): A. Wilson (17) 43, G.


Parker (8) 63; D. Lakin (27) 60, W. Robinson (19) 83; M. Pearce (21) 61, S. Mitchell (27) 66; J. Lockley (27) 82, D. Cowking (6) 60; J. Wilson (27) 99, A. Rigby (7) 42; S. Tomlin­ son (27) 65, N. Pinder (25) 82. POINTS AND POSITIONS First Division


A 36; 4. Police 34; 5, Rimington B 32; 6, Catholic B 30; 7, Rim­ ington A 26; 8, Conservatives 16; 9, Billington B 14; 10, Catholic A 14.


1, Royal British Legion 40; 2, Billington A 38; 3. Waddington


1, Chatbum B 34; 2. Slaidbum A 32; 3, Social 32; 4, Slaidbum B 30; 5. Chatbum A 28; 6, Low Moor 28; 7. Chipping 28; 8, Waddington B 28; 9, Downham 10; 10, Pondle Club 8.


Second Division Low Moor 12 (436), Waddington B 2 (329): D. Ireland (20) 49, Rimington B 8 (391), Royal British Legion 6 (395): J. Lund RESULTS Chipping v Slaidbum A; Downham v Chatbum A; Slaidbum


HE firs t round of the Clitheroe and D is t r ic t D a r ts


went through to the next round, to be played on Wednesday, a f te r the demise of Craven B. New Inn and Royal Oak


had a close encounter which was decided by the ninth game in Oaks' favour, while Kings A walked through with a whitewash over Pendle Witch. Craven A, playing host to


Dog and Partridge, took an early lead before Dog fought back to earn a draw. Craven took the remaining


four games to advance as strong favourites for the next round. Second Division action


saw the Black Horse taking out Social A and they will face Petre Arms in the next round. The Swan With Two


went much as expected. The closest match was


between Billington A and Pendle Inn, where the lead see-sawed from team to team, the final leg going


narrowly to Pendle Inn. RESULTS


First Division: Craven A 5, Dog


Billington BC B 0; Bay Horse 6, New Inn B 3; Black Bull Chat­ bum 0, Brown Cow 5; Billington BC A 4, Pendle Inn 5. DRAW FOR WEDNESDAY


grove; Craven Heifer v Kings Arms A. Second Division: Black Horse v


and Partridge 4; Kings Arms A 5, Pendle Witch 0; New Inn A 4, Royal Oak 5. Second Division: Swan With Two Necks 5, Judge Walmesley 4; Horseshoe 5, Black Bull Langho 3; Petre Arms 7, Kings Arms B 2; Black Horse 6, Social A 3. Third Division: Social B 9,


Necks played a nip and tuck game with Judge Walmesley before taking the final game and will face Horseshoe next after their convincing win over Black Bull Langho. The Third Division games


ond Division following a 10-2 thrashing of Brown Cow.


First Division RESULTS Royal Oak 8, Judge Walmesley


4; Craven Heifer A 6, Catholic SC 6; Royal British Legion B 6, White Horse 6; Black Horse 6, Craven Heifer B 6; Low Moor 9, Kings Arms 3. Second Division


Dog and Partridge (Clitheroe) 9; Black Bull (Langho) 10, Man- , grove 2; Billington BC 2, Royal British Legion A 10; Brown Cow 2, Spring Mill 10; Station 7, . Clitheroe SC 5. HIGH SCORES


Dobson (Legion A), Doris - Barnes (Low Moor), Pauline ’ Dewhurst (Catholic); 133 - Jacky Holden (Catholic); 131 - Pam Hampson (Black Bull). POINTS AND POSITIONS First Division


140 - Barbara Parker, Monica ' Livesey (Spring Mill); 134 - Carol .


Dog and Partridge (Barrow) 3,


1, Catholic SC 22; 2, Craven Heifer B, Low Moor 21; 4, White Horse 20; 5, Royal Oak, Black . Horse, Kings Arms 17; 8, Royal < British Legion B 16; 9, Craven Heifer A 15; 10, Judge Walmesley 14.


British Legion A 25; 3, Station 23; 4, Dog and Partridge (Ctitheroe) 22; 5, Clitheroe SC 20; 6, Black Bull 19; 7, Dog and Partridge (Barrow) 13; 8, Brown • Cow 10; 9, Mangrove 9; 10, Billington BC 8. • The first round of the Pat


1, Spring Mill 31; 2, Royal '


Dobson Trophy will be played ' on Wednesday, with league games scheduled for that date played the following Wednes­ day.


First Division: Royal Oak v Man­


Petre Arms; Swan With Two Necks v Horseshoe. Third Division: Pendle Inn v Bay Horse; Brown Cow v Social Club B.


this week but still lead the Ribble Valley L ad ie s ’ Darts League First Divi­ sion t i t le ra c e by one point from Craven Heifer B. Spring Mill lead the Sec-


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tridge A 5; De Lacy B 4, Castle A 3; Buck A 6, De Lacy A 1; Dog and Partridge B 3, Higher Buck A 4; Kings Arms A 5, Royal British Legion A 2. First Division


Kings Arms B 2, Dog and Par­ Premier Division 2; Read Constitutional Club B 2,


Royal Oak B 5; Stork Hotel B 2, Bay Horse B 5. TONIGHT’S FIXTURES Premier Division


Arms A; Castle A v Kings Arms B; De Lacy A v De Lacy B; Higher Buck A v Buck A; Royal British Legion A v Dog and Par­ tridge B.


Dog and Partridge A v Kings First Division


Oak A; New Inn v Bridge A; White Hart v Craven Heifer; Stork Hotel A v Pendle Hotel B; Mangrove A v Castle B. Second Division


Waggon and Horses v Royal


4; Craven Heifer 3, New Inn 4; Pendle Hotel B 2, White Hart 5; Castle B 3, Stork Hotel A 4; Royal Oak A 4, Mangrove A 3. Second Division


Bridge A 3, Waggon and Horses


dle Hotel A 3; Station Hotel 4. Brown Cow A 3; Swan and Royal 4, Petre Arms 0; Horse­ shoe A 6, Black Horse A 1; Bay Horse A 1, Bridge B 6; Higher Buck B 2, Read Constitutional Club A 5.


Mangrove B 3, Buck B 4; Black Horse B 3, Horseshoe B 4; White Lion 3, Hurst Green Club 4;


Third Division Royal British Legion B 4, Pen­


Bay Horse A; Pendle Hotel A v Horseshoe A; Brown Cow A v Swan and Royal; Black Horse A v Station Hotel; Petre Arms v Royal British Legion B; Bridge B v Higher Buck B. Third Division


Read Constitutional Club A v


tional Club B; Buck B v Brown Cow B; Horseshoe B v White Lion; Buck Wrinkleys v Black Horse B; Hurst Green Club v Mangrove B; Royal Oak B v Stork Hotel B. DRAW


Challenge Cup Tuesday


Higher Buck A v Stork Hotel A; Buck B v Dog and Partridge A;


Bay Horse B v Read Constitu­


Gisburn and District Pool League RESULTS


Sisters shine at Mytton Fold


•the fore in the end-of-: son finals held at Myt Fold Golf Club.


By_George Emhle


^Carole defeated Barba 5n the ladies’ singles fin; Mike and Barbara Bry


defeated Carole and Te


Royal British Legion B v Bridge A; De Lacy A v Royal British Legion A; Bay Horse A v Castle B; Buck Wrinkleys v Brown Cow A; Craven Heifer v Buck A; Royal Oak A v White Lion; Bridge B v White Hart; New Inn v Brown Cow B; Horseshoe A v


Kings Arms B; Petre Arms v Bav Horse B.


S“tK.n A 5; HIW (Foulriilge) 3, White Lion 4; Coach am! tforscs li 5, Coach and Horses A 2: Cor- onntion I! 5, Ribticklers 2: I’en- ■1= Hotel I! 2, Pendle Hotel A 2- Anchor A 3 Three Rivers 4" White Bull 1, Anchor B 6? W a i derers 0, Buck Inn (Paythorne)


I’endlc Inn (Barley) 2, Coro- toii) T Py N°0k 4' But'k (Grimlle-


Coronation A.... I’endle Hotel A....“ Pendle Inn (Bar)....


Coach & Horses A Buck (Grind)..... .... White Lion.. Anchor B....... ........


.Coronation B..... Anchor A.......


411W (Foul)..... Ribticklers.....


Three Rivers... Buck (Pay)......


Pendle Hotel..... Wanderers..... * -3 White Bull.'.'.'.'.'


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7 43 7 40 4 38 7 3G 7 35 7 35 7 34 7 31 7


P 7 :« 32


7 III 30


7 29 7 23


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Grace lost in the ladies’ double final against Pauline White and Ann Almond. Carole and Barbara, of


course, are daughters oi the club and restaurant


proprietors Frank and ] ban Hargreaves. Mike Bardi was crowni


tor Duckett when he pa nered Peter Bradbury t 3 and 2 victory over Mt tin Sherliker and Paul


men’s singles champion courtesy of a 2 and 1 su cess over John Duckett, But there was better m


Bamborough in the mil doubles final. And Carole and Barba


isters Carole Maher and Barbar Bryan were very mucl


S Second Division


Barrett in the doubles final. The president’s team, 1


by Frank Hargreaves, •defeated the captain’s •team, skippered by Phi Hilton by five points, ir


accumulative Stablefori


•clash. The score was 26 264. *° Chris Haworth and I


Addison both returned 14-63 to share first plac


the Hangover Stakes at Whalley on Saturday. Richard Ferley finishei


Place.


third with 94-22-72 anc Herbie Sloan returned \ 18-76 to claim fourth


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