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1998 (September) FORD Ka 2 Metallic silver, 6,000 miles, one private owner, driver’s airbag, central locking, electric windows, PAS................. ...........................;£6995


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1998 (M a y ) R O V E R 200 SD 5 d o o r ; Hawaiian blue, 7.000 miles, driver’s airbag, central locking, electric sunroof .and windows, service h is to r y ....................... 1997 (P ) R O V E R 216 Si 5 d o o r ; British racing green, 20.000 miles, PAS, electric windows and sunroof, driver’s airbag, remote central locking, RD S radio cassette...................................................................£7995 1997 R O V E R 214 Si 5 d o o r ; Flame red, 27,000 miles, PAS, sunroof


1996 (P ) R O V E R 214i 3 d o o r ; Flame red, 23,000 I miles, PAS, driver’s airbag, radio cassette,


I one owner .................................................................... £7^; ;^ 1996 (P ) R O V E R 214i; Red, excellent value . . .;£7295


1996 (A u g ) R O V E R 214i 5 d o o r ; White, 17.000 miles, driver’s airbag, remote central locking, PAS, high level brake light ..........................................£ “ ''•'5


1996 (N ) R O V E R 218 D 5 d o o r ; Green, 32,000 miles,


full service history, PAS ...............................................£4895 1994 (L ) R O V E R 214 SLi 5 d o o r ; Ulue/grey, 40.000 miles, driver’s airbag, electric sunroof and windows, full service h is to r y ......................................£ 4 l7 b


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1997 (R ) R O V E R 100 A s c o t SE 5 d o o r ; Flame red, 32.000 miles, one owner, supplied by Primrose, remote locking, sunroof, radio cassette


1996 (N ) R O V E R 114 SLi A u tom a t ic 3 d o o r ; Electric blue, 37,500 miles, one owner supplied boi bv Primrose, sunroof, central lo c k in g ------


sunroof, radio cassette.............................................. • 1995 (N ) R O V E R 114 G T a 3 d o o r ; Charcoal grey one owner, remote central locking, alloy wheels, 21,000 miles. Group 5 Insurance Was £5395 N o w on ly £4850


1994 (L ) R O V E R M e tro 1.4 Si 3 d o o r ; Flame red, 31.000 miles, sunroof, central locking, radio cassette,


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1994 (L ) R O V E R M e tro T ah iti 3 d o o r ; 1 earlesoMU Tahiti blue, immobiliser, 35,000 miles ------ ----------£2595 1992 (K ) R O V E R M e tro 1.1 L 5 d o o r ; Flame 79.000 miles, one owner, full service h is to r y .......... £ 1 9


1996 (P ) R O V E R 420 SD i 5 d o o r ; Kingfisher blue, '>8,000 miles, superb diesel performance, PAS,


electric sunroof and windows, ■'‘>'1’ ° ^ cassette, full service bistoiyWas £8695 N o w on ly £8150 1996 (A p r ) R O V E R 618 SI 4 d o o r ; Full service history, electric sunroof and windows, PAS, A B S ..................£7295


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1994 (S ep t ) R O V E R M in i C o o p e r 1.3i 4 d o o r ; green/wliite, 40,000 miles, full service history, sunroof, alloy wlieels ................................................... £


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1995 (M ) R O V E R 620 S L i A u to 4 d o o r Saloon; Green, 47,000 miles, driver’s airbag, ABS, PAS, electric sunroof an windows, remote central locking, full service bistory£7195


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1993 (K ) R O V E R 620 Sli; Modest mileage, sunroof, ABS, electric windows, power steering, remote central •o'^knig, an alarm, exceptional condition and v a lu e .................... £3'*-'^


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1998 Gan) F O R D E s c or t Sihouettc 3 d o o r ; ' ’ ‘-’PPer driver’s airbag, sunroof, PAS ................................. • •£


1997 (P ) R E N A U L T M c g an c 1.4 R N Paris 5 d o o r ; Blue, 17,000 miles, one owner, PAS,, driver’s ^"'“ ‘''8’^,^295


1996 (P )V A U X H A L L Corsa 1.7 D ie s e l ; ^^etallic grey 1 owner, PAS .................."Was £5795 N o w on ly £5495


1996 (O c t ) F O R D Fiesta L x Diese l 5 d o o r ; '^rwer’s •airbag, PAS, sunroof, radio cassette............................ £5993


1995 (A u g ) C IT R O E N Z X A vanta ge D ie s e l 5 d o o r ; Electric sunroof & windows, drivers airbag,


£5195


1994 (A u g ) F O R D Fiesta Freestyle I I 5 d o o r ; 'CVliite one owner, sunroof, service history, drivers airbag .£3495


green, alloy wheels, centr.al locking, electric windows


1992 (A u g ) S U Z U K I V ita ra J L X SE Estate, Metallic ............... £5295


1991 (A u g ) F O R D Fiesta P opu la r Plus 5 d o o r ; 63,000 miles, su n ro o f ................................................... £ ^ ''


r iL I T H E R O E United won the linal, although 0™ y .n will rue . C s e c o n d


Memorial Trophy at Calderstones. " J J ”


e l p e S r o n wa. Ct.v.a H . it .r (leri) and Clltheroe ^ j memory of Mr United are pictured before the match.


United beat last year's inaugural organised last year in memory cup winners Craven Heifer 2-1 in the Aspmwall, a well known local sports


t i n t o u e k q p e o r t u n i t i e s ;.


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91 I S U Z U T r o o p e r Tu rb o D ie s e l 5 d o o r ; PAS, electric windows, radio cassette................................. £595U


87 (E ) F O R D E s c or t 5 d o o r ; Black .....................£ 89 5


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98 (S) 106 Zest 3 5dr P.a.s.. s/roof, elec windows, remote locking, cd player, immaculate car, 5,000 miles,


silver met ........................................................... £7595


98 (R) 305 LXD Turbo, air conditioning, elec pack, PAS, 8,000 miles, Diablo ted metallic ...............................£10,250


98 (R) 306 XS 1.6, Air con, alloys, ABS, 12,000 miles one owner, immaculate car, black me ta llic ........... . . .£9895


97 (R) 306 XLD Turbo 3dr, Sunroof, elec pack, PAS, 14.000 miles, excellent condition, bianca white . .


97 (R) 106 XND, Sunrool, r/cassette, 1 owner, 39.000 miles, Bianca W h i le ...................................


.£9495 .£5695


96 (P) 106 XL Diesel, Sunroot. central locking, one owner 23.000 miles, Cobalt blue m e ta llic ...............................1^5995


97 (P) 106 XN 1.1 3dr, Sunroof, 6,000 miles, 1 owner, indigo blue ................................................................


96 (P) 106 XN Diesel, Sunrool. coded key pad. 22.000 miles, Indigo b lu e ..........................................


.£5695 .£5495


95 (N) 306 X L Diesel, P.A.S, c/Iocking, airbag, 46.000 miles, 2 owners, nice car, Sigma Blue metallic £5295


94 (M) 205 Trio ’D’ 3dr, Sunrool, 35,000 miles, 2 owners, very clean car, cherry red .............


94 (L) 306 XND 5dr, 55,000 miles, local owners, cherry red, good value a t .................................


. .£3995 .£4895


94 (L) 405 GR 2.0 Automatic, Sunrool, PAS, elec pack, 50.000 miles, well kept car, graphite grey ..................E4495


94 (L) 205 Junior D, PAS, sunroof, local car, saxon blue metallic, good v a lu e ................


93 (K) 106 XT 1.4, Sunrool, 43,000 miles, sporty car, finished in cherry r e d ..............................................


93 (K) 205 GR 1.4 5 dr, 60,000 miles, central locking, a good second car, clean condition, b la c k ...........


92 (J) 309 G L Diesel, Sliding sunrool, 43,000 miles, very economical, steel grey .


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Ladies take pride of place Fool


________


L ITH ERO E town pool team lost their first match of the season when they trav­


elled to play English champion of


champions team Coppull. The previous week they beat the same


team in the Lancashire Cup. But on this occasion they let them­


selves down and lost 12-6. There was better news for the B team


as they beat a strong Bolton side 10-8, But pride of place goes to the ladies


team who drew 7-7 with county champi­ ons Wigan despite being without two


regular players. T h e f irs t round o f the Clltheroe P o ol


L e a gu e saw th re e team s re cord w h ite ­


wash 7-0 wins. Legion C, Whalley Arms A and Kings


Arms A beat Three Millstones, Buck Inn and Buck Wrinkleys respectively. Things were much closer in the


Ladies’ Challenge Cup. T.-'IV'rTTI>I?C


FIXTURES Tonight


Premier Division Dog and Partridge A v Kings A; Buck A v Scene


A l l th r e e g am e s f in is h e d in c lo s e results w ith K in g s A rm s A , D e L a c y B


and Buck progressing. RESULTS


Clinllen(!c Cup Dog and Pa rtr idge B 7, White Lion 2;


Legion C 7, Three Millstones 0: Royal Oak 5, While Hart B 7; Hurst Green 4, Higher Buc|k 7; Ultraframe 5, Legion D 7; Pendle Witch 7, Victoria 5; Bay Horse B 2, Dog and Partridge A 7; Pendle Hotel A 2, Buck A 7; Whalley Arms A 7, Buck B 0; Brown Cow A 7, Ixiwon B 4: Mangrove A 1. Read 7; Brown Cow B 7. Stork 3; Black Bull A 3, White Hart A 7: Buck Wrinkleys 0, Kings Arms A 7; New Inn 5, Legion A 7; Castle B 7, Waggon and Horses o. Ladies’ Challenge Cup


Kings Arms A 6, De Lacy A 3; Do Lacy B 5, Brown Cow 4; Legion 4, Buck 5.


Whalley Arms A; Higher Buck v Castle A: Pendle B v Legion A; White Hart A v Read. First Division


Kings B V Dog and Partridge B; Bay Horse A v


Stork: Waggon and Horses v Hoise Shoe A: Whal­ ley B v Royid Oak; Legion C v Black Bull A. Second Division


Craven Heifer A v New Inn; Horse Shoe B


V Three Millstones: Hurst Green v Ultra­ frame; De Lacy Arms v White Hart B; Man-


grove A v Starkics. Third Division


Buck B V Buck Wrinkleys: Castle B v Pen- dle A; Brown Cow A v Pendle Witch; White


Lion V Legion D; Legion B v Brown Cow B. Fourth Division


Station v Heifer B; Victoria v White Ho r^ A; Black Bull B v Bay Horse B; White Horsde


B V Mangrove B; Black Horse v Dog Inn. Tuesday


Ladies’ Division


Brown Cow v Kings A: Kings B v Castle: Black Bull v De Lacy A: De Lacy B v Legion.


Top title for Blackpool pair


Rushton SI A 10, Salosbury 0; Rushlon SI A 7, Globe A 3; Sale.s-


J j Steve Harrison and Joe Urmson won the Whitbread Spring Dou­ bles at Ribblesdale Wan­ derers Bowling Club on


Saturday. T h e y b ea t C o ln e hopefuls


G lyn S huttlewor th and A lan Handford 21-18 in the evenly- contested final. The finals day, in which the


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98 (R) FIAT Bravo 1.4 SX, Sunroof, PAS. central locking, e/wIndows, 1 owner, 10,000 miles, aqua green m e ta llic .........................................................................


97 (R) FORD Fiesta Flight 1.25 Zetec 5dr, PAS, central locking, elec wind/sunrool, 12,000 miles, 1 owner, silver metallic______


97 (R) CITROEN ZXTD SX, 5 dr, P.A.S, s/rool, A.B.S, metallic green


97 (P) ROVER 220 TD, PAS, alarm, 31,000 miles, demo + 1 owner, steel grey metallic..................


96 (N) CO R SA LX 1.2,23,000 miles, 2 owners, rear spoiler, white .....................................................


95 (N) FORD Mondeo LXDT 5dr S/r, p.a.s., elec pack, 36.000 miles, local car, nouveau red


95 (M) RENAULT Clio “ Bacarra” 1.8 Auto, Sunrool, PAS. leather trimmed, alloy wheels, full electrics, fog lights, one owner. 8,000 miles, silver metallic ..


95 (M) VW Golf Diesel 5dr, Sunroof, PAS, 2 owners, silver metallic .........................................................


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last 16 pairs were in action, was a fitting climax to a pop­ ular competition which attracted entrants from across the north-west of the country — and even further


afield. T h e p a irs in v o lv e d in th e


f in a ls d a y w e re fr om as fa r a f ie ld as B a r row , O rm sk irk


and Telford.


B ow ls Scene


GREAT HARWOOD AND DISTRICT BOWLING


LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division


Antley 9, Ribblsdalc A 1; Bur­ ney Rd B 4, Gt Harwood 6; Haslingden 8, Rishton Con. A 2;


bury 8, Burnley Rd B 2; Whalley


A 8, Globe A 2. SeennrI Division


Clayton Gaily 8, Hurst Green


A 2; Come and Welcome 7, Cli- hcroe CC 3; Coppice 7, Wtidding- ton A 3; Fro gardeners 2, Rishton 8; Ribblesdale B 5, Spring Hill 5;


Spring Hill 4, Clitheroe CC 6. Tliird Division


Castle A 7, Castle B 3; Glob B


8, Whalley B 2; Leisure Hour A 10, Burnley Rd A 0; Sabden Red 2, Sabden Black 8; Salesbury B 7,


Ru.shlon St B 3. Fnnrih Division


Hurst Green B 7. The Grange 3; Immanuel 9, Milnshaw Wan­


derers 1: Leisure Hour B 8, Oakhill 2; Rishton Con. B 9, Mer­ cer Park 1; Waddinglon B 3, Syd-


noy Street 7. Silver Salver Tomorrow


10 a.m. - K . Shorrock v C. Campbell; M . Cornll v G.


Leonard; G. Wood v J. Allen; J. Boocock V M. Burns; V. O'Don­ nell V J. Slynn; M. F ir th v G.


T ______ 1-r* If T Alin


Stevenson. 10- 45 a.m. - J. Chatwin v J.


Eborall; J. Howarth v S. Gall; A. Baxcndalc v J. Burns; D. Mather V B. Hinks; C. Eaves v I. Berry: D. Pickering v P. Singleton. 11- 30 a.m. - M. Rimmer v R.


Hop; R. Whittam v R. Topham; J. Coe V C. Faud; J. Posllethwaite


T es.


V C. Cornall. 1- 30 p.m. - B. Pilling v P. Bon-


ney: J. Barrett v N. Hartley: S.E. Dowber v C. exton; G. Hindle v S. Johnson: S. Wood v S. Marshall: R. Campbell v G. Clark. 2- 15 p.m. - C. Williams v A.


Cornall: K. Wells v J. Gillibrand; B. Smith V 1. Edmondson; R. Coiilson V A. Dowber; B. Gilli- brand v A. Edmondson; D. Bon-


ney v C. Hope. 3 p.m. - G. Pick les v G.


Parkinson; B. Ashworth v H. Pickles; E. Smith v J. Callow; C. Massey v M. Lambert.


W e e k e n d s c o r e c a r d s a n d u p - t o - d a t e t a b l e s Clitheroe v


Baxenden BAXENDEN


A . Boden c Benjamin b K e r ­ shaw ....................................0


D. Usher b Kershaw .................0 M . R ish ton c P. B ishop b Bibby ................................6“


I A. Holroyd b Bibby ................18 S. Sedworth b Bibby


Davis b Bibby ...................... 53 G. Hargreaves Ibw b Bibby . . . 2


P. Clegg not out .................. • • 0 J. Capstick c Benjamin b Ker­


shaw .....................................


S . Bulcock h Kershaw............ 4 Extras ................................. *5 Total


.................................158 Bowling: G. Kershaw 13.5-4-


45-5; N. Bib by 22-7-68-4; N. Bolton 6-0-21-1; Benjamin 3-0-


17-0. CLITHEROE


M. Bolton c D. Usher b Davis 0 Benjamin not out ...................63 N. Bolton b Davis ..................6o S. Bishop run out ..................25


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Federation .15


Total (for 3) .....................159 Bowling: Davis 14-1-47-2; S.


Bulcock 11-2-45-0; J. Capstick 8- 2-30-0; D. Usher 8-1-18-0; P. Usher 3-0-15-0.


Ribblesdale Wanderers


V Cherry Tree WANDERERS


Nawaz c Shezy b Ashraf . . . . 15


R . Palmer c Robinson b Hugh­ es ......................................... 5


M. Davies c Kennedy b Ashraf 6 M. Briggs c Kennedy b Ashraf 0 D. Gardner-Chan c Kennedy b


Hughes .................................9


D. Howard c Veevers b Hughes 6 M . S ta f fo r d c K en n e d y b


H u g h e s ...............................-2


B. Spencer c and b Ashraf . . .10 G. Monk b Ashraf


T. Braithwaile Ibw b Ashraf .17


P. Hall not o u t ..........................-7 Extras .................................22 Total


.............. B1 ..................10 Bowling: N. Ashraf lC.3-3-39-


6; J. Hughes 1G-2-3G-4. C H E R R Y T R E E


G. Bolton not o u t .................. '^3 M . V e e v e r s c N aw a z b


Howard ...........................


N. Robbins c Briggs b Nawaz .0 P. Reed not out .......................1^


Extras ................................. Total (for 2 ) .........................83 Bowling: Nawaz 8-1-29-1; D.


0-11-0; G. Monk l-O-l-O,


SeHle V Read READ


T. Little Ibw b Bhave ............ 51 G. O'Connor b Fergie ............ 18


Sleep not out .......................... 58 N. Marsh c Green b Fergie . . .3


R. Heyworth b Fergie ............ 0 W. Easlhttm c Preston b Cow-


land ...................................


G. Bardsley c Wor th in gton b Bhave ................................. '5 .................4


D. Bennett not out


Extras .................................12 Total (tor 7) .....................225 Bowling: M. Herd 6-1-21-0: E. Day 4-0-24-0; A. Fergie 16-0-74-3;


S. Coulter not o u t .................... 0 Bhitve 12-2-55-2; A. Cowland 7-0- Extras


44-1. SETTLE Bhave not out ........................ 78 O’Neill ............................... 12


P. Beech c Fallon b O’Neill . .49 G. Farrar Ibw b Knowles ----- 12 M. Scothern c Westwood b


O’Neill .......... 15


J. Pickup b O’Neill .......... 1 M. Lord c Westwood b Smith . 4 B. Charnley c D. J. Redhead h


Knowles .............................. 5


A. Khan c and b Fallon .......... 8 I. Ahmed not out .............. .. • ■ 1


J. Stead b Sm ith ................ . • • 0 Extras ................................••;> Total


.................................122 Bowling: J. Smith 8.1-2-42-3:


D. O’Neill 18-5-31-4; Knowles 13- 1-37-2; M. Fallon 3-2-5-1. WHALLEY


M. Fallon Ibw M. Scothern . .12 .................. 11


D. J. Redhead c and b M. Scoth- .19


First Division


RibbWndrsll Gt Ilarwoodll Salesbury.. 11 Padiham.... 11 Stacksteads 11 Clitheroe... 11 Belvedere.. 11 Read........H


P W TN/R LBP Pts 3 14 51


3 12 49 2 8 44 3 6 40 4 8 37 4 G 35 5 8 32


BGSOB....H Baxenden.. 11 Cherry Tree 11 Earby.......11


D a r ts Scene


h e r e was no change at the top of either


division of the Clitheroe


Men’s Iniritation Summer Darts League following the recent rotmd of match­


Kings Arms A and The


Dog both won 5-2 to retain a share of top spot in the First Division. And in the B Division


Brown Cow A stretched their lead by one point following their 6-1 success over their


own B team. Black Horse remain in sec­


ond spot following A 5-2 win


over Starkie Arms. RESULTS


First Division


Kings Arms A 5, Craven Heifer 2; The Dog 5, Kings Arms B 2;


Royal Oak 5, Mangrove 2. Second Division


Brown Cow A 6, Brown Cow B


1; Black Horse 5, Starkie Arms 2; Horseshoe 4, Brown Cow C 3. POINTS AND POSITIONS First Division


1, Kings A and The Dog 18; 3, Royal Oak 16; 4, Mangrove 13:5,


Kinmgs B 11; 6. Craven heiler 8. Second Division


1, Brown Cow A 23; 2, Black


Horse 19; 3, Brown Cow B 12; 4, Brown Cow C 11; 5, Starkie Arms 10; 6, Horseshoe 9.


> Second Division P W TN/R LBP Pts


P. McIntosh b Bet-ch .............. 0 Settle Knowles run out


ern .................................... .. L. Kearsley c Arshad b Ahmed 1


A. Pratt c J. Smith Ibw b M. Scothern . . .6


D. G. Redhead run out .......... 1


D. Westwood b M. Scothern . . 3 D. O’Neill b M . Scothern . . . 11 S. Gorton not o u t .................... 4 Extrm; .................................12 Total


.................................115 Bowling: P. Beech 12-3-21-2;


R. Hill Ibw Qadir .................... 2 M. Verdan Ibw b Sleep .......... 3 Arslmd o-2-l 1-U. M . Herd cam! b Bardsley -----1 T. Green c and b Bard.sley -----1 R . Preston c Bardsley b P a r ­ sons ................................... 15


A. Cowland c Bardsley b Sleep .2 D. Wor th in gton c Bardsley b


Sleep .....................................B


A. Fergie Ibw b Eastluvm ........ 0 E. Day Ibw b Sleep .................. 1 M. Dotlgson not o u t ................ 8 Extras ................................ 28 Total (for 9) .....................137 Bowling: Sleep 23-12-42-5;


Qadir 9-2-29-1; G. Bardsley 5-1- 13-1; D. Parsons 6-0-23-1; W. Eastham 2-0-7-1.


whalley v


Barnoldswick BARNOLDSWICK


Arshad b Smith ........................9 I . S cothern c W e s tw ood b


M. Scothern l6.4-3-'ll-5; J. Pick­ up 4-0-17-0: I. Ahmed 4-0-12-1;


C IBBLESDALE RICKET LEAGUE RJENNINGS TABLES


Cherry Tree 12 Ribb Wndrs 12 Padiham.... 12 Read........12 Gt Ilarwoodl2 Clitheroe... 12 Wlmllcy.... 12 Earby.......12 Baxenden.. 12 B.arn’wick.. 12 Edcnfield... 12 Settle....... 12 Osw 1mm.. 12 Northern... 12


Senior League P W TN/R LBP PLs 0 2 2 10 54


6 38 8 32


OldRoa.... 11 ? Barn’wick.. 11 Osw 1mm.. 11 Whalley.... 11 11


Rolls-Royce 11 Salesbury.. 11 Northern... 11 Edcnfield... 11


S ; ; :^ b B e e c b .........0 B e lv^ ro . . 11


BGSOB....11 Rolls-Royce 11


Third Division


Barn’wick.. 11 Cherry Tree 11 Clitheroe... 11 Rc,ad........12 Ribb Wndrs 10 Padiham.... 11 Northern... 11 Edcnfield... 10 Settle.......12 Gt IlarwoodlO Earby.......12 Osw 1mm.. 10 Salesbury.. 11 Baxenden.. 11 Belvedere.. 12 Stacksteads 11


P W TN/R LBP Pts 2 12 51 1 10 48 3 12 46 4 14 45 2 10 41 3 8 30 4 10 39 2 6 37 4 6 31 3 6 32 5 6 29 5 10 26 4 2 22 6 6 22 7 2 15 8 2 U


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h e top four teams in the Matthew Brown Ribbie ’Valley Ladies’


Darts League clashed in the latest series of match­ es - and both games ended


in draws. Black Bull (Old Langho)


still lead the way by a single point from Craven Heifer B. Station are in close atten­ dance while Royal Oak stay just ahead of Craven Heifer A after their draw with the lead­


ers. L. Waring won the Cap­


tain’s Cup when she beat J. Gunther.


RESULTS Craven Heifer B 6, Station 6;


Low Moor 5, Craven Heifer A 7; Black Bull (Old Langho) 6, Royal


Oak 6; Kings 7, Brown Cow 5. FONTS AND POSITIONS


1, Black Bull 23; 2. Craven


H e i fe r B 22; 3, Sta t ion 20; 4. Royal Oak 18; 5. Craven Heifer A


17; 6, Low Moor 16; 7, Kings 15; 8, Brown Cow 13.


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READY FOR KICK-OFF: The Mayor of (lie Ribbie ’Valley, Coub. pares to kick off the annual six-a-side football event at Roefield. (200b99/18/b)


Soccer sixes attract 100 teams


T seemed as though the entire youth of East Lan­ cashire and the Ribbie Valley descended on


I


Clitheroe. Readstone United and


Clitheroe Wolves joined forced for their annual Junior Soccer Sixes Tournament at


Roefield. The weather may not have


been great, but the enthusi­ asm of the 800 boys who took part made up for the lack of


sunshine. The 104 teams, ranging


from eight to 16 years old, were drawn from as far apart as Bury and Heysham to compete with the locals. The Ribbie Valley Mayor,


Coun. Brian Collis, who him­ self has been involved with local football at Ribchester for the last 30 years, opened the tournament. He kicked off the first


game between the Wolves Md Readstone, which ended in a diplomatic 1-1 draw. The Under 8s section was


won by Brandlesholme of Bury, who beat Borrowdale


United of Burnley. Blackburn Academy Boys


won the Under 9s competi­ tion, beating Akzo Nobel of Darwen, while Fulledge Colts came away with both the Under 10s and 11s, beating Whalley Juniors and Black- bum Academy respectively. Brownhill Park of Burnley


beat Langho for the Under 12 crown, with Blackburn Eagles beating Huncoat


United for the Under 13 title. Blackburn Academy beat


Brownhill in the Under 14s section, with Knuzden seeing oft the Wolves in the Under


15s group. Borrowdale United won the


Under 16s section with victo­ ry over Feniscowles. Readstone and the Wolves


handed over a cheque for £750 to the Kosovo Refugee Appeal, which they raised during a sponsored charity


match in May. Tournament organiser


David Eaves said: "Again we had a very successful tourna­


ment. "The enthusiasm of the


boys has been quite over­ whelming, and the standard of the football has been extremely high."


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