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TREASURE TROVE: Ninc-yenr-old Tom Rutherford nnd friends Michael Ashcroft, 9, and Nathan Ball, 12,, viewlthetro- phies before Clitheroe Wolves presentation night at the Civic Hall on Friday. 290598/5/9a
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ing to be popular with the membership at Clitheroe Golf Club and attracted a good entry on Sunday. And it was a real red let
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HE Tom Morris Putter, a 36-hole nett event, is prov
Red letter day for teenage golfer Ian G
championship for junior and preparato ry schools takes place tomorrow and potential stars of the future will gather to pit their skills against the college's
The Stonyhurst College annual golf
OLFERS from throughout the country are set to converge on the Ribble Valley.
ter occasion for 17-year-old Ian Singleton - he tr i umphed in his first senior competition! He shot rounds of 81-9-
72 and 77-9-68 for 140 nett and a three-stroke victory over James Andrew (75-5- 70, 78-5-73). Jamie Web ster (82-6-76,77-6-71) com piled 147 nett and finished third on the card from Gra ham Whalley (81-10-71, 86-10-76). Keith Mortimer and
nine-hole course. Competitors will be travelling from as
Trevor Mitchell handed in 78-7.66-70.33 to win the Saab'Trophy, sponsored by Bayhorse Saab, on Saturday. Peter Hanson and George Stoddart (74-3.33-
70.66) claimed runners-up spot after a consultation of cards with Ken Mantle and Philip Walmsley (79-8.33- 70.66) , with Orville Hud son and Lyn Kendry (79- 7.66-71.33) finishing fourth ahead of Jamie Webster and David McKenzie (74- 2-72). O Mytton Fold member
was runner-up after a play off with Philip Walmsley, and John Duckett finished fourth with 36 points. ® Low-scoring was the order of the day in the Fourball Trophy at Whal ley. John Heap and John
James Kennerley won the May Stableford with 38 points.
Stokes carded a 62 nett and won by one shot from Gary Meakin and Roy Ellis. • In-form Dorothy Catlow
n o t h e r o u ts ta n d in g season for
Clitheroe Wolves was celebrated
Clitheroe Civic Hall a t
on Friday. Prize winners were
revealed, and the Roll of Honour is as follows. Senior Award -
Thomas Hibbert and Garry Jackson (both Under 16s); Yorkshire Bank Trophy - Thomas . Hibbert; Junior Award Michael , Barker (Under 10s); Robin Dawson Memorial Trophy - Jo Greatorex and Keith Chamley; Manager of the Year - Ian North. Under 8s: Top
far afield as London and the west coun try to take part in what is developing into one of junior golf's prestige events. This year’s competition has attracted
Goalscorer and Player of the Year - Nick Parkinson; Manager's Player of the Year - Adam Gattons. Under 9s Red: Top
an entry from Millfield School, arguably one of the strongest golf schools in the country. Competition starts at 8-30 a.m. and
RIBBLE VALLEY GOLF... BY GEORGE EMBLEY David Astin (37 points)
concludes with the prize presentation at 5-45 p.m.
finished 4-up on bogey to win Clitheroe ladies' Brooch competition. O Whalley ladies were in action in the Longworth Cup qualifier. Sylvia Hollender
Goalscorer - Luke Green; Player of the Year - .Dale Under wood; Manager's Play er of the Year - William Aspinall. Under 9s Blue: Top
Goalscorer - Chris Blockeel; Player of the Year - Tom Ruther ford; Manager's Player of the Year - Sean Atherton. Under 10s (Accring
returned 94-23-71 to win on the card from Ann Pol lard (87-16-71), Jan Armis- tead (85-13-72) claiming third place following a con sultation of cards with Shirley Palich (92-20-72).
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included in the Great Britain and Ireland team for the Curtis Cup showdown against the Americans. The richly talented 24-year-old
Kim awaits Curtis Cup call-up R
IBBLE Valley golf star Kim Rostron is keeping her fin gers crossed that she will be
place at the Minikahda GC in Min neapolis at the beginning of August. The British Ladies' Championship,
Clitheroe GC member is among the 15-strong squad which will be trimmed to eight following next week's British Ladies' Championship at Little Aston GC, Birmingham. Those who make the team will be
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sunroof, remote central locking, 5-speed, radio c a s s e t te ...............£ 3 8 5 0 1993 (L) R O V E R M e t ro R io G r a n d e 3 d o o r ; Nightfire Red , 22.000 miles, sunroof, remote central locking, radio cassette . .£ 3 4 2 5
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T power assisted steering, radio cassette, s u n r o o f .............................£ 3 9 7 5 / 1992 (K) SU ZU K I V i ta ra JL X 3 d o o r ; White 55,000 miles,
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91 (H) HONDA Civic 1.4 GL white. 3 doer. PAS. ESR. EW. .. .£4795 81 (F) M ERCEDES 300 CE Coupe d«p Nut, kither vim, idoy
wt*di,woo<i trim kit, boot ipoiltr.fuil Nectronia ERCEDES 190E 1.8; ilmjndine,mitchkig trim,
I owner, FM 89 (G) M
ibtoluttiy Running...........................................411995 93 (L) M
dnmond EJueriectric wintkiwi tnd lunroof.iilofl ............£11,995
89 (F) MERCEDES 420 SlAuto',tigml rad,h/soft topt.2 ownet,
FSH.SOk.muttb.lMn................................................411*5 88 (F) M 87 (E) M
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luggtge cow, ttereo, toully unmlrk*d,FSH ........................£6495 8 7 MERCEDES230EAuto;deep Nut, aBoyt, e!ecwindow, .£6495 85 (C) MERCEDES 200;iil«
r.ESR.mmt.......................i299S 84 (B) 200 SU diamond Nut, H/ioft topi, print, plat........... £14,795 04 (B) M
ERCEDES 200 SE Auttithistl. grew mmlSc, elMtric tunroof and window!..........................................£3995
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Deep blue met, alloys, electric sunroof, cd player, I owner, full BMW service history. 44k, as new £14,995
94 (M
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22.000 miles ...............................................................0995 93 (K) SUZUKI Viara JLX Soft Top; PAS. white, low miles.......£6995
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94 (l) BMW S20i SE manual. 0*fordgrMnm.talit,airbag. fuBSEapec, on. owner, FSRaanw...............................412,495 93 (L) BMW 3161 fflaming Nadutetd tunrool, alloy wheels, elKtric wmdowa,FSH,aa new................................................. 410,995 92 0) BMW 3161 black. FSH, unmariud,choice from .............£2995 90 (G) BMW 3161 white, erott tpoke aBogt, e/w enroot PAS .£4995 89(G) BMW 320iSE; white, fulSEapee............................ £5995 88 (F) BMW 316< white, S ipoke aBtin PAS,
96 (N) NISSAN Primen 2JXJ IX Rtd,iunroolallop,5dr,20t( .£7495 94 (M) ROVER Metro 1.410 Sdr Red. 20kJSH.................£3995
92 (K) SUZUKI SJ4I3 Samurai; black with white soft top. low miles................................................................... Z449S 92 (]) CITROEN BXT20Turbo Diesel,hurricane jreen met.
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96 (P) HONDA Accord
IJiNutitw.l9k.PAS.EW..........£10.995 95 (M
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mint condition.............................................................^995 9S (N) FIESTA l.l QuirtcS
door.red.22k........................ 1499$ 94 (U SAAB 9000 2.0 CSE Mi/iwt 5 door, blue met, totally mint, FSH ...........................................................................-0995 93 (K) PEUGEOT 309 1.4 GUS door,low wHEW, sunroof. .£3995 (K) ROVER 2l4i;$
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taken to Pals in Spain for a week’s intensive training under the watchful eye of former Solheim Cup captain, Mickey Walker. The players will also spend between three and five hours over five days in a heat chamber at Loughbor ough University to prepare them selves for the energy-sapping 90% temperatures which are expected to prevail when the Curtis Cup takes
which starts on Tuesday, has attract ed a quality field of 140 competitors; following 36 holes of strokeplay action over the first two days the last- 64 will meet at matchplay to decide
the destiny of the title. Kim will travel to Birmingham in
confident mood following a solid defence of the English Women's Championship title at Walton Heath GC this week. The England and Lancashire ace
qualified in the stronger half of the draw with rounds of 74 and 77. She recorded 4 and 3 wins over
Loma Nelson (Portis Park) and Kath Taylor (Sandfordsprings) in the first two rounds of the matchplay element before losing by the same scoreline against Elaine Ratcliffe (Sandiway). The Cheshire champion produced headline-making golf all week and
ton League): Top Goalscorer and Player of the Year - Michael Barker; Manager's Player of the Year - Simon Haslam; Most Improved Player - Patrick Carey; Club Members - Mark Steer, Chris Wrathall, Michael Smith, , Under 10s (Burnley
after accounting for defending cham pion Kim in the quarter-finals, she defeated Karen Stupples (Royal Cinque Ports) by 1 hole in the semi final and in the grand final came from two down with three to play to defeat Liza Walters (Chevin) at the 19th. Reflecting on her performance in
League): Top Goalscor er and Manager's Play er of the Year, r Jake Chadwick; Player of the Year^-, Phillip North; Most Improved
Player - Luca Musker; Club Members - Daniel,, ( Hall, Dominic Brown,
ton League):1 Top Goalscorer - Jordan Walmsley; Player of
Surrey, Kim said: "I played very well all week until I came up against Elaine Ratcliffe. "I was one up after two holes but a
Richard Tyrol. , . ..... Under 11s (Accring
the Year - Martin Greatorex; Manager's
bad chip on the fourth hole threw me a little and I was four down at the turn."
Although Kim won two and halved
one of the next three holes, Ratcliffe held on to win and secure a place in
the last four. Kim continued: "All departments
of my game were working well and although it was disappointing to lose against Elaine, she is a worthy cham pion."
Locals bow out as pairs knockout continues
tin u e s a t Ribblesdale Wanderers Bowling Club on Saturday. The qualifiers from last
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HE W h i tb re a d Spring Doubles competition con
Frank beats team-mate to take top trophy
W THALLEY’S Frank Corban defeated team-mate W Jack Warcing in the final of the Ted Tomlinson
Saturday’s matches were J. Hodson and J. Ainsworth from Preston and S. Mort and P. Mar row from Wigan. Both pairs beat local
Prestoners
TVophy on their home green at the weekend. • Beaten semi-finalists were Mick Burns or Free Gar
deners and Stephen Hitchon of Ribblesdale A. Corban started well in the final, taking an early 10-6 lead, but Wareing stuck to his task and fought back to
lead 12-10 and then 15-13. o Back came Corban to regain the lead 17-15, but Warc
bowlers in the third round of Saturday’s matches to qualify. The
accounted for Eric and Stephen Hitchon 21-12, while the Wiganers saw off the challenge of Ray Turner and John Chatwin 21-16. The draw for this Sat urday’s games is as fol
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94 (L) HONDA Gvic 1.6 ESI CRX Convertible, blue met with black leather trim, only 6,000 miles (yes six thousand) by I lady owner............................................................. -£11.995
94 (L) ROVER 216 CoupeTarp;charcoal,fitted alloy wheelt,PA$. electric windows, only 35.000 miles. FSH. totally a new........ £849$
93 (K) MAZDA MX31.8V6;Caribbean
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■Whitllfv \ n t Itotiil. Ithitkliiuit III: II1254 (iT)2i\l Alli-r limns (1X50 0.170.0) Ol’KN: Mini • Fri 'J;tm - 611111 / Snl 'Lim - 5 imi .Sim 11 mil - 4 pin
lows: G. Leonard and D.
Mercer (Great Harwood) v D. Hartley and D. Carter (Halifax); M. Fletcher and B. Trevitt (Bolton) v G. Radivojevic and D. Wilson (Whalley); M. Williams and J. Stott (Edgeworth) v S. Gower and I. Edmondson (Clitheroe); G. Hindle and K. Channel (Great Harwood) v F. Miller and B. Youd (Longton); D. Beckett and I. Pendle- bury (Bolton) v T. Hard man and R. Lee (Long- ton); J. Simpson and M. Shorti (Mytholmroyd) v W. Turner and D. Sagar (Barnoldswick); T. Gat- ley and J. Gatley (War rington) v C. O’Neill and A. O’Neill (Ribblesdale); M. Prescott and T. Turn er (Chorley) v J. Urmston and S. Harrison (Black pool).
ing was not beaten and scored three singles to lead 18-17. But that was to be his last success as Corban came to the fore to win 21-18.
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Canadian Grand Prlx, Montreal French Oaks. Chantilly
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Powarboatlng World championships, 4-litre. Falmouth, UK FI FA World Gup starts. France
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Direct Line ladles* Championships. EastPoume, UK U 8 . Ooon, Olympic Club. San Francisco Enaland v South Africa, 2nd Test. Lordto .... World Master*. Caaablanca, Morocco
World Disabled Champlonshlpe, Santander, Spain Royal Ascot
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HARWOOD AND DISTRICT BOWLING
GREAT
LEAGUE RESULTS
First Division Antley 4, Haslingden 6; Antley
7, Gt Harwood B 3; Clayton Catty 3, Globe A 7; Gt Harwood A 8, Burnley Rd B 2; Rushton St A 1, Rishton Con. A 9; Hasling den 7, Ribblesdale A 3. Second Division
Coppice 9, Leisure Hour 1;
Ribblesdale B 8, Come and Wel come 2; Spring Hill 8, Clitheroe Cricket 2; Waddington A 6, Rish ton BC 4; Whalley A 6, Salesbury A 4.
Third Division Burnley Rd A 8, Sabden Black
2; Globe B 2, Hurst Green A 8; Free Gardeners 8, Rushton St B 2; Salesbury B 8, Whalley B 2, Fourth Division
Castle A 6, Sydney St 4; Hurst
Green B 4, Milnshaw Wanderers 6; Immanuel 3, Castle B 7; Rish ton Con. B 7, Waddington B 3. TABLES
First Division P P m*
Rishton Con A........... 6 48 Haslingden..................... 6 42 Ribblesdale A............. 6 36 Gt Harwood A............ 6 32 Antley............................ 6 32 Globe A.......................... 6 28 Rushton St A.................. 6 24 Burnley RdB............. 6 23 Gt Harwood B............ 6 22 Clayton Gatty............ 6 13 Second Division
P P
Rishton BC.................... 6 38 Salesbury A.................... 6 36 Whalley A............ ...... 6 36 Ribblesdale B................. 6 34 Come and Welcome.... 6 33 Waddington A............ 6 30 Spring Hill..................... 6 29 Clitheroe Cricket......... 6 27 Coppice.......................... 6 23 Leisure Hour.................. 6 14 Third Division
P P
Burnley Rd A................. 6 34 Free Gardeners........... 5 31 Salesbury B.................... 5 31 Globe B.... .................. 6 27 Hurst Green A............ 5 26 Rushton St B..... ......... 5 25 Whalley B.................. 5 25 Sabden Red................. 5 21
Sabden Black.............. 6 20 Fourth Division
Castle A...................... 5 31 Milnshaw Wanderers... 6 ,28 Immanuel....... ............ o. 25 Sydney St.................... 5 24 AVaddingtonB............ 5 22 Rishton Con B........... 4 20 Hurst Green B............ 5 16
Castle B..................
P P 5 34
Player of the Year ■ Thomas Bldckeel; Most Improved Player ; - Matthew Fellows; Club Members - Jamie Gawthorpe, Thomas Hall, Cem Karakarum. Under 11s (Burnley
League): Top Goalscor er - Joe Gamer; Player of the Year - William Tattersall; Manager's Player of the Year - Daniel Green; Most Improved Player - Oliv er McClean; Club Members - Chris Mezzer, James Warbur- ton, Daniel Turner. Under 12s: Top
Goalscorer - Mark Hitchin; Player of the Year - Ben Dewhurst; Manager's Player of the Year - Daniel Tom linson; Most Improved Player - Richard Hodges; Club Mem bers - Luke Chadwick, Michael Thornber, John Steinhuffei. Under 13s: Top
Goalscorer and Player of the Year - David Parkinson; Manager's Player of the Year - Lee Pickup; Most Improved Player - Jason Green; Club Members - Chris Rush. Under 14s: • Top
Goalscorer - Jamie Thomas; Player of the Year - Stewart Trotter; Manager's Player of the Year - Mark Eddle- ston; Most Improved Player - Usman Ali; Club Members - M. Burgess, Simon Briggs, Yasser Nawaz. Under 15s: Top
Goalscorer - Thomas Woods; Player of the Year - Daniel Walker; Manager's Player of the Year - Richard Clarke; Most Improved Player - Simon Barker; Club Members - Jamie McDonald,' Jordan Byrom, Simon Barker. Under 16s: Top
Goalscorer and joint- Player of the Year - Garry Jackson; Player of the Year - Thomas Hibbert; Manager's Player of the Year -
Thomas Benfield; Most Improved Player of the Year - Tony Middleton and Paul Clarke; Club Members' - Bevan Scarborough, Matthew Coulter,; Chris Trotter. -
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