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By water brothers steal the show
I HE Bywater brothers were in fine 1 form a t Whatley GC when the Ultima
Jeremy Bywater led the way with an excellent __ Trophy was staged.
round of 72-10-62 to win the event. And his brother, Chris, joined in the fun with a
hole-in-one. Second place in the Ultima Trophy went to
strokeplay on Saturday with R. Andrew claim ing the Division One honours with 73-5-68. H. Richardson claimed second spot with a round of 76-7-69 and G. Stoddart (81-10-71) was
Tbny CoUis (75-8-67) while the Brandreth Rose Bowl also produced low scores with Jeremy Thompson leading them home with a round of 74-6-68 and club captain Mike Ainsworth (84- 15-69) claiming second spot. Clitheroe GC members enjoyed a singles
third.R Hargreaves (81-14-67) led them home in Division Two with M. Ranson (85-14-71) in second place after a card play-off with R Bur-
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rows who also shot 85-14-71. Andrew Walsmley had the best gross with a
round of 72. The following day a four-ball Stableford com
petition saw B. Hayward and C. McLaughlin in first place with 44 points. G. Tennant and C. Barlow were second on 43 points after a card play-off with A. Walmsley
and G. Stoddart. John Lever was in unstoppable form to win the
Cavalier Putter at Mytton Fold. He amassed 45 Stableford points to win by
four points from Steve James, with Russell Brass a further point adrift.
Clitheroe cruise to first league victory
North Manchester 12 Clitheroe 27
IT was with a sense of deja-vu th a t Clitheroe travelled from the Ribble Val ley’s green pastimes to North Manches ter’s Lowry-esque urban jungle for the
second time within a fortnight. Fortunately it was only a nightmare for the
home side as the Littlemoor side cruised to a
four-try victory in their opening league fixture. The backline had an air of speed about it
with Kris Tyas included at outside-half as an experiment in an otherwise unchanged line. In the forwards, Martin Wigley and Alan
Clitheroe eight, or the referee, got to grips with Manchester’s disruptive wheeling of the scrums, which meant the ball for the backs was of dubious quality at best. Clitheroe’s third try, their best, was when
high-stepping wing Peter Jacques received the ball inside his own half and set off, brush ing aside some weak and uncommitted tack ling to go under the posts. Watson again con
verted. Almost predictably Clitheroe then relaxed,
Nuttall returned at lock and blindside flanker respectively, with skipper Roger Holmes returning to number eight. With perfect weather and ground conditions,
allowing the home ride back into the game, and they scored two tries in quick succession. But once the Clitheroe three-quarter line got their hands on the ball, there was panic in the ranks as both centres Stuart Greatorex and Ian Fielding had some brilliant individual runs. The try-scoring was completed in bizarre
the expectant crowd were hoping to avange an early cup exit at the hands of Clitheroe. But their hopes were dashed early on when some
dose-quarter driving from the forwards gave Dave Watson an opportunity to open Clitheroe’s account with a sweetly-struck penalty. It was Watson again when Clitheroe gath
out, Clitheroe’s backs got weaving and when the move broke down in the middle, some good work from the forwards produced good quick ruck ball and flyhalf Tyas was off
checked inride, slowed and accelerated away again in the style of the great Australian David Campese to record a great try. With the slight slope in their favour in the second half, something of a rout mat have
down the blindside. He spurned the overlap on the outside,
been expected. I t may well have been had Clitheroe had more authority in the setpiece areas, espe cially the scrums where neither of the
ered a ball on the opposition throw-in and a text-book driving maul gave the scrum half the simplest of touchdowns. He was also on target with the conversion. Then shortly before half-time, after a line-
Deaths
SMITH.- P e a c e fu l ly o n S e p Htem b e r 2 8 th . 1 9 9 7 . G o rd o n
C l i th e ro e . th e d e a r ly lo v e d h u s b a n d o f th e la te M a ry , mu ch lo v e d f a th e r o f All- so n , d e a r f a th e r - in - law or A la n , a d e a r e s t g r a n d a d o r J o h a n n a a n d S u z a n n e , a lso
e a t lc y . ag e d 8 2 y e a r s , o r
FARNWORTH (Linda)
2nd October
ton Fold with a round of 90-23-67. John Frayne (89-20-69) was seond and Russell Brass (93-20- 73) finished third.- Mrs J. Bowker won the Doug Joss Shield and
John Willis won the September medal at Myt
silver division of the LGU Medal at Clitheroe GC with a score of 86-18-68. Mrs G. Wightman was in second place with a score of 97-28-69. And lady members at Whalley also contested a medal round with Anne Pollard (88-17-71) in first place ahead of Agnes Flanagan (93-21-72) and Jean Dearden (95-22-73). Betty Austin won the Norweb Trophy a t
Congratulations are coming your way.
To celebrate your birthday today. A better boss we never could
find.
To work for you is never a bind. You deserve much happiness we
all agree.
So go and celebrate with a G&TII
With love from all the staff at the Cottage Restaurant, Gisbum.
Stonyhurst Park GC with 33 points, three more than her closest rival Joanne Brown. At the same club, Alison Hodgson picked up
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the first prize in the medal event, going round in 104-28-76. Mary Duckett was second. And Saturday’s qualifiers in the Daily Mail
Foursomes were Margaret Carrington and Joyce Kenyon with 99-27-72.
Wolves in the groove
CLITHEROE Wolves Under 12 bad a magnificent 8-0, win away at Bacup Borough in the Warburton Youth , League.'- > " , <
~ In the'first half the Wolves performed well with the wind behind them and were 4-0 up by half-time. '% ‘ Four more second half goals ensured a comprehensive
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itheir Accrington League game 3-2. The goals came from Elliot Wood and Terry Nelson.
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fashion. A high kick and chase rebounded sideways off the goal posts, allowing winger Ian Ibbotson to claim the score. Despite a convincing win, the Littlemoor ride cannot afford to rest on their laurels with
some tougher games to come. Clitheroe: Stott, Jacques, Fielding, Greatorex,
Ibbotson, Tyas, Watson, Thornber. Tattersall, Dubowski, Wilkinson, Wigley, Nuttall, Barnes,.
Holmes. Sub: O’Duffy. • On Saturday Clitheroe have their first-ever
meeting with Furness in the second round of the RFU Junior Cup.
Stott, M. Rowley, D. Watson, Stuart Greatorex, Ian Ibbotson, Declan O'Duffy, Steve Graham, A. Thomber, T. Dubowski, H. Procter, D. Tattereall, B. Wilkinson, M. Wigley, A. Nuttall, D. Barnes, R. Holmes, S. Taylor. Clitheroe 2nds (v British Aerospace, meet 1-30
Clitheroe (v Furness, away, meet noon) M.
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HURST Green had their first win of the East Lancashire League season when they played host to Mill Hill St liter's.
- A hat-trick from Dan Wilkinson ensured his side took the points with a 3-0 win.
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R e a d s t o n e
United Under 10s had an excellent 5- 0 victory over Brierfield
round team performance with the man-of-the-match award going to Gregory Kerr, who got two of the Readstone goals. Steve James (2) and John Tomp son got the other goals. Gary Bowker scored five
Celtic on Sunday. The boys put on a great all
goals as the Under 9s beat North Valley 9-0 in a very
one-sided game. Man-of-the-match was
Scott Wilkinson and the other goalscorers were Thomas Marsh (2), Oliver Tyreman and Chris Holt. The Under 11s also had a
performance. Ryan Thomas Fisher,
Andrew Tinkler, Thomas Harling and Johnny Bur- bridge got the goals. The Under 12s enjoyed a
narrower victory in their tight cup encounter with Darwen Rangers. Shane Kennedy got three
School
team put to the test
Clitheroe Royal Gram mar School Under 15s 1
Habergham High School 1
IT is still early days for th e Under 15 foot ballers of Clitheroe Royal Grammar
School. New players are being
put to the test to try and give the side a less pre
dictable edge which will give them a huge advan tage. Already a newcomer has
goals with the other coming from Thomas Harper. Man- of-the-match was David Thompson. The Under 13s were beaten
by Borrowdale United after leading 1-0 until the final 10
minutes of the game. Goalscorer was Ryan
good win, beating Colne Clarets 4-0 with an excellent
McBreen in what was a much improved perfor mance. • The rest of the junior soc cer scene can be found on page 29.
Latest winners THE latest qualifiers in the Bar-Be-Quick Floodlit Bowls
event at Ribblesdale Wanderers BC are as follows: Wednesday, September 24 - S. Clamp and D. Wright
(Colne); C. Crompton and J. Ebbrell (Accrington); T. and B. Collinge (Littleborough); R Iddon and D. Crabtree
(Accrington); D. Rimmer and E. Warden (Settle); J. Kil- coyne and A. Eccles (Darwen); D. Whitham and T. Far rell (Accrington). Monday, September 29 - C. Tattersall and M. Leach
(Longton). Thursday, September 25 - R. Coulson and I. Berry
(Blackpool); N. Bithell and B. Speed (Wigan); G. Moore and D. Varley (Silsden); R Clarkson and E. Waugh
(Colne); R. Armitage and S. Parr (Waddington); I. McNeil and J. Barrett (Haslingden); J. Cunningham and
(Earby). Tuesday, September 30 - A. Hindley and B. Crenshaw
Peter Craig of Rossendale are in action, while former win ners Brian Duncan and Norman Fletcher take to the
J. Howarth (Blackburn). Tonight, Waterloo Pairs winners Andy Cairns and
green. There are still vacancies for dates in the competition, . . .
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been promoted from games lesson star to school team rookie. Mark Bowering has
played in two games and scored once so far. Saturday’s game was fast
and furious. Playing away, a sluggish
start from Clitheroe lead to an early goal from
Habergham. The home striker was
• This early shock seemed to wake up the locals, and the equaliser came two minutes before half-time. A corner was floated in
allowed enough space to place a fantastic 30yard shot past David Cardner- Chan, which hit the bar and went in.
by Chris Heesom and calmly headed home by the towering six-foot fig ure of Tom Woods. Clitheroe played more
collectively after the break and carved the home defence in two on numerous occasions, but failed to find a winner. Chris Heald, Andrew
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DOBSON (L
isa) October 6th
Lisa's baby days are gone. Now that she is twenty-one
Out round the town for Tia Maria and Coke.
Enjoys a laugh, likes a good joke.
Netball's her sport, a shooter she plays.
A very good player or so we
say. But the love o f her life is Tia her dog.
Mum, Dad, Mark, Nan and Grandad.
Lisa, we send love and Best wishes
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CLEGG (O liv e ) .- In lo v in g m em o ry o f a d e a r w i f e , m um a n d g r a n dm a , w h o d ie d O c to b e r 4 th , 1 9 9 2 . Gone a re the days w e used to share, B u t in o u r h e a rts you a re a l ways there.
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W i th lo v e , J im , J e n n i f e r , J o e a n d J em m a .
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name. The m emory o fyo u r smile. The l i t t le things yo u said and did,
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Bill w h o w e r e w i th m e o n th e d a y K ev in d ie d , g r a te fu l th a n k s to e v e ry o n e w h o jo in e d th e fam i ly o n th e e v e n in g p r io r to th e fu n e r a l . A sp e c ia l th a n k y ou a lso to P e te r a n d th e c h i l- ' d r e n o f A u g u s t in e 's R .C . H ig h S c h o o l w h o p la y e d a n d s a n g s o b e a u t i fu l ly a t K e v in ’s re q u iem m a s s a n d F a t h e r W a r e in g . L a s t ly th a n k y o u to a l l w h o a t te n d e d th e m a s s a n d to B r ia n P r ic e a n d h is fam ily fo r th e i r h e lp a n d c o n s id e r a t io n w i th th e fu n e r a l a r r a n g em e n ts .
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'games with the others coming from Liam Porter (2),Xee' Waller and man-of-the-match Simon Hodgson. , yC\<t : : Hie Under 13s visited Blackburn Dynamoes but lost,
' Mark Hitchln got four to take his tally to eight in two,
Our Rob he is the arty one. Portraits are his game. He takes a pride in oil his work, For which he may find fame. And while he is at Wrexham
His Mum and Dad may find, That the shopping and the food bill
, Are now not such a bind. But never mind our Robert, We love you all the same. Good health, good wealth and happiness.
Success in all you aim.
Congratulations on your 21 st Rob. All our love Mum and Dad xxxxx
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