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has the country's finest in her sights after claiming the Lancashire cross-country crown. Hayley (12), who lives


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in Hapton and attends St Augustine's RC High School, Billington, won the Red Rose title in Leyland to cap the best season in her blossoming


career so far. The Blackburn Harrier


now holds three titles after winning the county 800m and 1,500m races on the track a t Blackpool earlier in the year. She earns her first


county vest in Luton in JanuEiry as she takes on the cream of English runners in the National Cross-Country Championships. International honours


are next on the agenda for the ambitious Hayley, who has only been running competitively for three years and is certainly making a big impression. Hayley is pictured with


her growing collection of medals. (CAT15117c)


Duo lead the way at half-way stage


HOLE-in-the-Wall and Craven


Heifer lead the Three Rivers-spon­ sored Gisburn and District Pool League at the half-way stage of the


1997-98 season. . The former defeated Wanderers 5-2


and lead the First Division by one point from Anchor A. 6-1 victors over WhiteLion. The latter lost by the odd frame at


home to Anchor B and are seven points ahead of inactive Ribblesdale Arms and Coronation A, 5-2 winners against their own B team, at the top of the Sec­


ond Division. RE SUL T S First Division C oach a n d Ho rse s A 4, P en d le H o te l 3;


A n c h o r A 6, W h i te L io n 1; W a n d e re r s 2, H IW 5; Ribticklers 3, Bu ck (Gr indleton) 4; Copy N ook 3, Three Rivers 4. Second Division


Pendle In n 5, Buck (P ay th om e ) 2; Craven


Heifer 3, Anchor B 4; B a y H o rse 6, C o a c h 1 an d Horses B 1; Coronation B 2, Coronation


A 5.


P o in ts a n d Positions F i r s t Division


1, H IW 63; 2 , A n c h o r A 5 2; 3, P e n d le


Ho te l 49; 4, Bu ck (G r in d le to n ) a n d Coach a n d Horses A; 6, T h re e R iv e rs 43; 7, Copy No o k 36; 8, R ib tick le rs 34; 9, W h ite Lion 26;


Christmas cheer for runaway leaders


THE final games of the Clitheroe and District Snook­ er League before the Christmas break leave Chatbum


A on top of the table. W i th h a l f t h e s e a s o n g o n e t h e C h a tb u r n s id e a r e s t i l l w e l l


c le a r o f t h e f ie ld a f t e r a g o o d w in o v e r B i l l in g to n B. Catholic B regained sec­


ond spot with a fine win at Legion and Police drop to third after a narrow defeat at


Rimington A. At the foot of the table


Chatburn B are well adrift, despite beating Low Moor and Waddington A have dropped into the second relegation spot after' being defeated by Clitheroe Conservative, for whom Ivor Nash compiled a good break of 32: In the Second Division


to n (10) 70, S. H a t to n (14) 54; M . W h it tak e r (17) 56, T. M akin- son (11) 63; I . N a sh (-14) 72, B. W a d d in g to n ( -1 4 ) 5 2 ; C. D r in kw a te r ( -2) 69, D. N e lso n ( s c r ) 5 1 ; T . S m i th (2 7 ) 5 4 , J . Baines (9) 66; D. Sm ith (-2) 69, R . Cowking (6) 44. S la idbum 10 (444), Billington


A 4 (359): B. Walker (17) 110, A. R y d e h e a rd (9 ) 32; G. P a rk e r 9 (41), T. Wilson (6) 86; D. Cowk­ in g 7 4 , D . W i ls o n (5 ) 6 0 ; E . R ig b y 37, J . W i ld (1 1 ) 53; W. Ro b in so n (19) 101, J . F la n n e ry (21) 54; G. Ted s to n e (26) 81, D. F ly n n (27) 74. C h a tb u r n B 8 9 3 6 1 ) , L ow


Whalley Conservative have stormed away a t the top with a big win over Chipping A, while Chipping B’s 12- point haul against Down- ham takes them into second. Long-term promotion can­


Moor 6 (343): J. Lockley (27) 61, P. Lapicki (21) 62; S. Tomlinson (-27) 56, E . Kenyon (21) 89; S. Simpkin (27) 65, J. Sears (18) 69; M. P au l (17) 47, P. T ra in e r (14) 82; P. W ilson (-27) 64, T. H en - shaw (-7) 41; A. Wilson (17) 60, S. T hompson (19) 0. Rimington A (12) 500, Billing-


didates Pendle Club have slumped to joint-third with Rimington B after they were heavily defeated by the vil­


lagers. R E SU L T S F i r s t Division B i l l in g to n B 4 (4 1 6 ) , C h a t -


b um A 10 (417): M. Unwin (27) 94, M . Lawson 7 (49); C. Westell (15) 52, A. Bradshaw (13) 80; Z. Mirkovic (27) 66, G. Cla rk (16) 85; J . Ainsworth (27) 63, S. H a r ­ rison (7) 69; C. Corzella (27) 64, G. S impkin (-9) 74; M. Flannery (27) 67, P. Cla rk (-17) 60. Legion 4 (306), Catholic B 10


(3 9 9 ) : B. H i tc h e n ( -1 ) 3 7 , R . A ls to n (9) 56; B. H . Sims (-13) 4 6 , S. D u c kw o r th ( -7 ) 83; M. Graham (18) 61, S. Simpson (23) 58; N. G am e r (17) 50, M . P la n t (7 ) 66; N. S ch o f ie ld (1 ) 69, M. By rn e (12) 57; D. M cT e a r (17) 43, T. By rn e (21) 79. Police 6 (380), R imington A 8


(431): D. Allen (16) 66, P. Mare- d en (21) 50; F. Booth (14) 94, J. L u n d (20) 66; I . H a r t le y (18) 70. S. P e t ty (7) 55; J . Gr iff iths (20) 68, M. Rhodes (26) 93; P. A tkin­ son (24) 39, D. Ca lv e rt (27) 107; P. Cra ig (11) 43, K . Dowbiggin (2) 60. C o n se rv a t iv e C lu b 10 (390), Waddington A 4 (330): I . Charl­


to n B 2 (265): M . R h o d e s (26) 9 4 , M . F l a n n e r y (2 7 ) 4 5 ; K . D ow b ig g in (2 ) 8 6 , M . U nw in (2 7 ) 4 1 ; S . P e t ty (7 ) 8 3 , C. Gorzella (27) 45; D. Ca lv e rt (27) 109, Z. Mirkovic (27) 53; J . Lu n d (20) 68), J. Ainsworth (27) 81; P. Ma rsden (21) 60, A. N. Oth e r 0. Second Division


W h a l le y C o n s e r v a t iv e 12


(4 5 9 ) , C h ip p in g A 2 (3 6 1 ) : J . Sumner (10) 37, T. P ro c to r (21) 103; J . Wag g ett (15) 92, F. W h it­ tak e r (15) 49; N. H a r r is (-15) 69, G. J o h n s o n (1 0 ) 6 8 ; A. R i le y (scr) 71, S. Cookson (15) 39; D.J. T im p e r le y (20) 105, J . W in d e r (19) 53; D. Cox (-13) 85, S. Proc­ to r (14) 49. T a lb o t B 12 (477), Downham


2 (3 5 1 ): A. J a c k so n (1 7 ) 32, P. P a rk e r (7) 94; P. W h ita k e r (14)


105, C. Aspinall (13) 47; P. Mag- inn (21) 86, A. Caps tick (22) 58;


S. Hayhuret (21) 68, P. Walmsley (2 1 ) 48; A. Dickinson (21) 82, L . Craig (13) 55; M . Robinson (14) 104, A. P a rk e r (21) 49. Rimington B 12 (478), Pendle


Club 2 (363): D.A. Seed (25) 95, J. Fostlethwaite (27) 65; E Wmckley (21) 79, D. R o s t ro n (2 7 ) 54; S. Wmckley (6) 95, F. Watson (19) 55; J. Lund Jn r (25) 76, R . Wilkin­ son (21) 55; R . Bolland (20) 81, J. Ned e ljk o v ic (26) 66; P. Ho b so n (16) 52, D. Grant (20) 68.


Ted in top form


MYTTON Fold GC member Ted Bamborough has won the last two rounds of the Professional’s Winter Series to haul himself into the top end of the order of


merit. In the latest round he scored 35 points to beat Dennis


Leaver on a card play-off with Tim Barritt and Howard Tay­ lor filling the places. The previous weekend’s 16-hole round had seen Bambor­


ough amass 39 points to win by six points from David Wetton with Stuart Payne and Sid Parkinson locked on 32 points. Payne and Leaver lead the order of merit on 26 points;


Wetton and Norman Alecock are both on 24, Neville Shears has 22 points and Bamborough and Philip Lomas both have 20.


from the nine-hole competition. Maureen Board and Anne Ormond filled the minor places. And Sid Parkinson scored 23 points in the 11-hole Senior


Carole Maher won the ladies’ turkey shoot with 18 points


Christmas Trophy to win by two points from Brian Clemson and Bill Ormond.


Whalley B........ Whalley A........™ Clitheroe B.........


OswaldtwistleA ” Read......................


Clayton A.......


10, Wanderers 20. Second Division


1, Craven Heifer 53; 2, Ribblesdale Arms


a n d C o ro n a tio n A 46; 4, A n ch o r B, P en d le In n a n d B ay H o rse 38; 7, C o ro n a tio n B 29; 8, B u ck (P ay th om e ) 19; 9, Coach a n d Horses


B 14. ■ ! • T h e leagues resumes o n J a n u a ry 7 th . ,


CLITHEROE POOL; LEAGUE


C H A L L EN G E C U P D RAW T u e sd ay , J a n u a ry 6


’ Pendle Ho te l B v M angrove A; Buck B v S ta rk ie s A; Legion A v Black Horse B; Bay H o rse A v B u ck A; D o g a n d P a r tr id g e A v S to rk H o te l A; Brown Cow A v Kings Arms A ;;De L a cy B v D o g Inn; M a n ­ grove B v New In n ; Royal Oak B v Swan an d Royal; Stork Hotel v D e L a c y B; B la ck Horse A v Legion B; Cas tle B v Black Bull; W h i te H o r s e v P e t r e A rm s A; Bu ck W rinkleys v R o y a l O ak A;


Wad d in g to n B 2 (322), Social ..


Club 12 (419): I . J a ckson (27) 40, M . D u x b u ry (1 5 ) 7 2; J . D a v ie s (2 1 ) 5 5 , A . W r ig h t (2 4 ) 9 3 ; T. W a lm s le y (1 3 ) 48, N . C e ld a rd (19) 58; I . Hothereall (15) 51, K. W a lm s le y (1 4 ) ,1 1 6 ; K . S m i th (2 1 ) 6 8 , J . B u rg e s s (2 7 ) 80; C. B a te r (12) 6 0 ,0 . Low M o o r B 8 (3 8 1 ), Craven


Heifer 6 (349): I . P e r ry (11) 50, P. Stevenson (14) 77; P. Mercer (21)


78, T. D o h e r ty (1 4 ) 52; D. I re ­ land (23) 52, M . P ilk in g to n (14) 61; D. D e a n (7) 76, D. Antcliffe (14) 41; M . M o s s B lu n d e ll (13) 76, J. G e ld a rd (14) 52; G. T y le r (21) 49, C. Simpson (14) 66. PO IN T S A N D PO S IT IO N S F i r s t Division


1, C h a tb um A 104; 2, Catholic


SC B 94; 3, Police 90; 4, Clitheroe Conservative 88; 8, Low M o o r A 84; 9, S la idbum 82; 10, Legion 80; 11, Billington A 64; 12, Billington B 6 4; 13, R im in g to n A 6 2; 14, W addington A 58; 15, C h a tb um B 52.


Second Division 1, Whalley Conservative 98; 2,


C h ip p in g B 92; 3, P e n d le 84; 4, R im in g to n B 84; 5, C h ip p in g A 76; 6, Social 72; 7. Catholic A 63; 8, Low M o o r B 53; 9, W ad d in g ­ to n B 52; 10, C rav en H e ife r 46;


. 11, Downham 32. • The league returns to


a ction on J a n u a ry 22nd. The first round of the team knockout will take place on January 8th and 15 th.


AND DISTRICT CONSERVATIVE SNOOKER AND DOMINOES


HYNDBURN


LEAGUE R E SU L T S Snooker


Clith e ro e A 3, Baxenden A 4;


B a x e n d e n B 2 , C l a y to n B 5; C lay to n A 5, Oswaldtwistle A 2; Oswaldtwistle B 3, Clitheroe B 4; R ish to n B 4, Wha lley B 3; R e ad 2 , R i s h to n A 5; W h a l le y A n o m atch .


Dominoes Clitheroe A 7, Baxen d en A 8;


B a x e n d e n B 9 . C l a y to n B 6; C layton A 9, Oswaldtwistle A 6; Oswaldtwistle B 7, Clitheroe B 8; Rish to n B 8, Wh a lley B 7; R e a d 7, R i s h to n A 8; W h a l le y A n o m a tch .


TA B L E S Snooker


Clitheroe B..


Oswaldtwistle B .. Baxenden B.........


Oswaldtwistle A.. Clayton A........... Read....................


Domi Oswaldtwistle B ..


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3 7 27 3


5 44 5 44 6 44 3 43 5 37 5 42 3 41 6 41 7 31 8 28


7 25


P W L P 8


7 6 6 6 6 5 4 5


4 4 5 5


3 94 4 91 6 89 5 87 5 85 5 83 6 82 7 82 6 77


P e t re A rm s B v 'H o r s e S h o e A; Craven Heifer B v Brown Cow B; K in g s A rm s B v W h i te H a r t ; Hig h e r B u ck v Craven Heifer A.* ; Second R o u n d B y e s


a l e n t e d


young runner Hayley Aldridge


! D o g a n d P a r t r id g e B ; B a y


H o rse B; B u ck C; P en d le Ho te l A; Wag g o n a n d H o rse s ; P en d le W itch ; H u r s t Green; Horse Shoe B; T h re e M il ls to n e s ; C a s t le A ; R e a d C o n s t i tu t io n a l A; W h i te ' Lion; Legion C; S ta rk ie s B.


Organised opponents deprive locals


North Ribblesdale 2nds 25


Clitheroe3


C,L I T H E R O E ’S search for their 10th win of the season will continue for a t least one more game as they went down by a hand­ some margin to a well- organised North Rib­ blesdale second string. The only major dif­


ferences between the two teams were a more committed defence, bet­ ter covering and fewer missed tackles for the home side. For the greater part


of the firs t half the maroon and golds camped inside the Rib­


blesdale half of the pitch. All the more surpris­


came from the trusty boot of scrum half Mal­ colm Heanan. The second half is


Clitheroe’s points


best forgotten as chances were made, but a combination of bad passing and woeful catching saw them go to waste. The home team ran


ing, then, was the half­ time score of 7-3 in favour of the home team.


in 18 unanswered points and Clitheroe left the pitch a well-beaten side. Heanan apart, the


only player who looked capable of scoring was winger Mick Stott. He showed most of the team how to judge a


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