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to close the gap on them at the top. Justin Connolly reports...


W Trafford’s home clash with Mossley on


Boxing Day was lost to the weather, but the visit of St Helen’s on Saturday was one of only three First Division games to go ahead. Trafford emerged 1-0 winners from that


game, meaning they now lie just two points behind CUtheroe with two games in


hand. Newcastle can also still catch and over­


take the Blues should they win their


games in hand. They too were denied Boxing Day action,


but there was good news for Clitheroe on Saturday when Newcastle could only manage a point at home to Penrith. That leaves them in third place, eight points


behind Clitheroe with five games in hand. This Saturday Clitheroe are once again to


be denied league action as they travel to Mossley for the re-arranged League Cup Second Round tie. Newcastle too face a rearranged cup clash when they travel to Bootle.


, _ But Trafford could take the opportunity


to go top when they visit Glossop North End, a side currently placed 16th in the


fable. Forth placed Blackpool Rovers will be


looking for a win from their visit to strug­ gling Nantwieh Town. That will give them the same number of


points as Newcastle Town, but they will go third because they have a better goal-


difference. Mid-week action next week also sees both


Newcastle and Trafford with matches. Newcastle play host to Nantwieh, and


should he assured of three points. Trafford face a trickier trip to Vauxhall GM.


IT H Clitheroe out of action both on Boxing Day and Saturday, Newcastle Town and Trafford had the chance


They have only won four games this sea­ son, but despite sitting in 15th spot they


have only lost six. They have drawn ten of their games so


far, and should prove a difficult side to beat for the men from Shawe View. Tuesday sees Clitheroe once again in cup


action when they visit GM Vauxhall Con­ ference side Morecambe in the Second Round of the ATS Trophy. CUtheroe were given a bye in the first round. Morecambe should-provide a tough test


for CUtheroe and give them the chance to gauge the progress they have made over the past six months.


■ ' The Conference side He a creditable fifth


in the table, despite losing their Saturday match to third-placed Northwich. They have a slightly easier match this week­ end before facing CUtheroe —: they play at home to Altrincham, who are currently 11th. In the Reserve Division Clitheroe will


play host to Castleton Gabriels on Satur­ day and wiU be hoping Trafford slip up at home to Nelson to give them the chance to ‘ close, the gap at the top of the table.


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North-West Counties’ Football League RESULTS


First Division Boxing Day


All matches postponed. Saturday


All matches postponed except:


Newcastle Town 1, Penrith 1; Trafford 1, St Helens Town 0; Vauxhall GM 1, Glossop North .


End 3' FIXTURES Saturday


First Division Atherton Collieries v Maine


Road; Chadderton v Rossendale Utd; Darwen v Burscough; Eas­ twood Hanley v Salford City; Glossop North End v Trafford;


Holker Old Boys v Kidsgrove Athlet ic; Nantwieh Town v Blackpool Rovers; Penrith v


Vauxhall GM; Prescot Cables v St Helens Town.


, • League Challenge Cup Bootle v Newcastle Town;


■Mossley v CLITHEROE. Reserve Division


Ch eadle T own v Ashton


Utheroe have a game in hand over the league leaders, but Trafford now have a 12-point lead, a margin which the


Blues wiU find difficult to overhaul. On the move this week was former Blues’


player Steve Denny who impressed in a loan spell at Shawbridge 12 months ago. The skillful forward has le ft Bamber


■ Bridge to join North-West Counties’ League Second Division side Squires Gate. The latest top scorer charts for the First


Division will provide CUtheroe fans with some hope for the coming fixtures.^ Leading scorer in the division is John


Scarlett of Nantwieh Town, the side which plays title-rivals Blackpool Rovers and Newcastle Town over the next week. He has scored 24 goals in total this sea­ son, including 16 in the league and eight in cup competitions. CUtheroe’s own Paul MulUn Ues tenth in the table with 15 goals so far this term. ■


Whitewash win for locals T


H E R E were two good wins for teams from CUtheroe in the North West Counties Squash League.


The First team whitewashed East Lan­


cashire seconds while the seconds beat Springfields 4-1. The Third team were the only side not to win when they lost a narrow clash with


Reedley Fifths3-2. " RESULTS


Clitheroe (v East Lancs 2nds, away, won 541) Ray


Dryden won 9/2,10/8,9/6; Robert fielding won 9/3, 9/4,9/1; John Carter won 9/4,9/4,9/5; Dave Matthews won 10/8,10/9,7/9,9/7; Neil Cattermole won 9A0,9/7. 9/5; 9/1. Clitheroe 2nds (v Springfields 4ths, home, won 4-1)


Henry Farrar won 6/9,9/2,10/8,9/6; Richard Bed­ ford lost 9/4,9/0,4/9,9/10,8/10; Dave Mackenzie won 9/2,9/6, 9/7; Howard Blackburn won 9/3,4/9, 9/4,9/3; Iain Whiattaker won 9/7,9/5,9/2. Clitheroe 3rds (v Reedley Sths, away, lost 2-3) John


Meadows won 9/1,9/1,9/1; Dave Walters lost 6/9,2/9, 1/9; Larry Crouch won 9/2,2/9,9/5,9/5; Steve Dug- dale lost 9/7, 0/9,9/6,6/9,5/9; Russell Meadows lost


0/9,4/9,0/9. .


Town; CLITHEROE v Castle­ ton Gabriels; Daisy Hill v Ath­ erton Collieries: Maine Road v Chadderton; Salford City v Ramsbottom United; Trafford v


Nelson. Tuesday ■ ;• First Division. ■ Newcastle Town v. Nantwieh


Town; Salford City; v St Helens Town; Vauxhall GM v Trafford.


B am b e r^ iW c a s t le ton


Gabriels; Burscough v ,L e igh EM I ; Holker Old Boys v Great Harwood Town; Morecambe v CLITHEROE.


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CLITHEROE......2414 Trafford......... ...... . 2215 Newcastle Town..... . 1913 Blackpool Rovers...... 2111 Penrith..................... 2211 Prescot Cables.......2510 Eastwood Hanley.....*.... 2010 Mossley.........................m..:22 9 Burscough............. 20 9 Kidsgrove Ath.......... 20 7 Salford City.............. 20 7 St Helens Town...... . 22 7. Atherton Colls........... 21 6 Bootle..................... 21 7 Vauxhall GM............. 20 4 Glossop NE................24 5 Nantwieh Town......... 18 6 Maine Road............ 22 5 Darwen...:............... 22 6 Rossendale Utd......... 21 6 Holker Old Boys........ 17 4 Chadderton......... ..... 21 3


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Pool stars on cue for national title?


HERE was good news for Lancashire Pool


Super League side Clitheroe A this week as they finished second in their group of the


competition. :, They finished the season


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tw o p oin ts a d r i f t - o f M ore cam b e and b oth teams now qualify for the n a t ion a l in te r - leagu e play-offs. The play-offs' between


eight Lancashire teams fighting for the four final places will take place on Sunday, January 12th. They will be staged by the Qudos Pool and Snooker


Centre in Market Place, Preston. Teams in the competition


will include 1995 national semi-finalists Wigan, 1996


national runners-up Pre­ ston, Burnley, Blackburn, Chorley and Bolton. ■ The four lucky winners will attend the national inter-league finals at Great Yarmouth on April 18th, 19th and 20th, 1997. The Lancashire qualifica­ tion knockout is the hard­


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est in the country and all eight teams would grace the national finals. Clitheroe have reached


Great Yarmouth on two occasions — in 1993 and 1994 — playing teams from Croydon, Barking Dawley and York. . The local lads are really


looking forward to the knockout at Preston. The squad must meet at 9-


30 a.m. at the Dog.and Partridge, Clitheroe on Sunday, January 11th.


M


son (Read Constitutional Club A ) share the lead in


' the Second Division, also with seven wins from eight matches. White Lion’s Mick Adam­


son tops the current rat­ ings in the Third Division with seven wins from seven,'and in the doubles M . Parrington and L . Brunker (Bay Horse) have won six from eight. Emma Cowking is the top lady player with four wins from


eanwhile back in the league, the race is really hotting up for the


Cue Masters player of the year trophies. Andy Riley from Dog and


Partridge A leads the way in the Premier Division with seven wins from eight


games. Steve McCullough (Man­


grove A ) has the same record in the second while Daryll Meadows (Higher Buck B) and Roger Daw­


seven. Cue Masters Player-of-the-Year


Current Standings Premier Division


1, Andy Riley (Dog A ) played 8,


non 7; 2, Andy Sudworth (Kings A ) 8/6; 3, Alan Gudgeon (Dog A ) 8/6; 4, Dave Meyler (Royal


British Legion A ) 6/5; 5, Mark Dewhurst (Higher Buck A ) 6/5;


6; Nigel Willis (Higher Buck A) 7/5; 7, Gavin McQuade (Kings A ) 7/5; 8, Peter McQuade (Kings A ) 7/5.


First Division


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Wayne Aspden (White Hart) 8/6; 5, Neil Bolton (Waggon and Horses)‘5/5; 6, Paul Traynor (Bridge A ) 5/5; 7, Gary Simpkin (Royal Oak A ) 6/5; 8, Roy Harg­


reaves (Waggon and Horses) 6/5; 9, Rick Hall (Mangrove A ) 6/5. Second Division - t


1, D a ry l l Meadows (Higher


Buck B) 8/7; 2, Roger Dawson 8/7; 3, Dougie Boreham (Horse Shoe A ) 7/6; 4, David Hartshorn (Higher Buck B) 8/6; 5, Mick Yates (B a y Horse A ) 8/6; 6, Mick Nunnerley (Read Consti­ tutional Club A ) 5/5; 7, Steve Langston (Read Constitutional Club A ) 6/5; 8, Mathew Gamer (Royal British Legion B) 6/5; 9, Nathan Jeffries (Royal British Legion B) 6/5. Third Division; .


1, Mick Adamson (White Lion)


7/7; 2, David Raw (White Lion) 8/7; 3, Jack Smith (Buck Wrink- leys 6/6; 4, Anthony Peel (Royal Oak B) 8/6; 5, Craig Lister (Bay Horse B) 9/6; 6, Simon Hope


(Buck B) 5/5; 7, Andy Hayhurst (Hurst Green Club) 5/5. Doubles Partnerships


1, M. Parrington and L. Brunk­


er (Bay Horse) 8/6; 2, C. Livesey and S. Neild (Bridge) 7/5; 3, M.


Dewhurst and N. Willis (Higher Buck) 4/4; 4, C. Stewart and P. Stirzaker (Buck) 4/4; 5, A. Rodgers and M . Ollerenshaw (Stork Hotel) 4/4; 6, T. Clough and D. Jarrold (D o g and Par­ tridge) 5/4; 7, P. Traynor and S. Traynor (B r id g e ) 5/4; 8, D. Walmesley and N. Bolton (Wag­ gon) 5/4; 9, S. McCullough and T. Speak (Mangrove) 7/4. Lady Player-of-the-Year


1, Emma Cowking (Buck),i7/4; 2, Bev Brunker (Royal British


Legion) 7/3; 3, Carole Ingham (Royal British Legion) 5/2; 4, Sue Kemp (Buck) 7/2. Michael Humphreys Memorial ‘ Singles


Second Round Dog and Partridge — P. Stirza­


ker (Buck) v S. Maher (Legion); P. Hodgkinson (Dog) v G. Sut­ cliffe (Bridge). Read Constitutional Club — D.


Lawrence (Brown Cow) v C. Whittaker (Legion); B. Watson (Legion) v D. Meyler (Legion).


* Bay Horse, Barrow — M. Holmes (D o g ) v B. Cottam


(Brown Cow); S. Prosser (Read) vM . Riley (Dog). Castle, Clitheroe— A. Sudworth (Kings) v S. Almond (Buck); R.


Green (Buck ) v P. McQuade (Kings). Pendle Hotel, Chatburn.— T.


Clough (D o g ) v A . Gudgeon (Dog); J. Birbeck (Buck) v M. Novak (Legion). Swan and Royal, Clitheroe— F. Cottam (Brown Cow) v A. Cross (Kings); C. Lister (Bay Horae) v M. Garner (Legion). Kings Arms, Clitheroe — G.


Simpkin (R o y a l Oak) v V. Gilmore (C a s t le ) ; R . Hope (Buck) v P. Traynor (Bridge); R.


Dawson (R ea d ) v E. Barnes (Buck). • All matches should be played


on Tuesday and are the best of five frames. Challenge Cup Team Knockout Second Round


Waggon and Horses v Mangrove


A; Station Hotel v De Lacy B; Royal British Legion A v Petre Arms; Higher Buck A v Higher Buck B; Kings Arms A v Buck


° lu^ S '°8,a” d Partridge A v Stork Hotel B; Castle A v Dog


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