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H ig fo is to u m t G a r a g e


C l iE G G ' ; S T : , I iR IE R E l I5IJ O j T E L ; 0 1 2 8 2 4 4 7 5 5 7


ing date is Tuesday. Premier Division leaders


Kings A were w i th o u t a game, and th e ir lead was cut to 10 points. Read C o n s t i tu t io n a l


Club climbed above Dog A into second a fte r an 11-3 win over Waggon and Hors­ es A, while Dog lost 10-4 at Buck A. In th e F i r s t Division,


White Hart extended their leads to 21 points with a 4-3 win over second placed Dog Inn. In the Second Division,


Brown Cow A los t 4-3 a t Three Millstones, enabling Legion C to tie on points with a 5-2 win a t De Lacy A.


Bay Horse A are a further


point behind after a 4-3 win over Pendle Hotel. Starkies Fun Bar again


increased their lead a t the top of the Third Division, b e a tin g Mangrove B 4-3 while Ultraframe went sec­ ond, despite losing 4-3 a t Buck Wrinkleys, as Horse Shoe B were w ith o u t a


game. Legion D stretched their


lead in the Fourth Division to five points with a 6-1 win over Bay Horse B, while closest rivals Castle B lost


4-3 at Brown Cow B. RESULTS


Premier Division Higher Buck 9, Whalley Arms


5; Royal Oak A 9, Kings Arms B 5; Castle A 4, Legion A 10; Read Constitutional 11, Waggon and Horses A 3; Buck A 10, Dog and Partridge A 4; Kings Arms A bye. First Division


Dog and Partridge B 3, Now


Inn A 4; Pendle Hotel B 5, Man­ grove A 2; White Hart 4, Dog Inn 3; Stork Hotel 5, White Lion 2; Horse Shoe A v De Lacy B. Second Division


Craven Heifer 2, Hurst Green


5; Black Horse 5, Pendlc Witch 2; Bay Horse A 4, Pendle Hotel A 3;


Golfers blown off course!


M


YTTON Fold bowed out of the Mail on Sun­ day Golf Team Classic on Sunday.


The Whalley Road quartet lost a sudden-death


play-off against Nelson a t Marsden Heights. Roger Altham defeated Ian Short on the 18th and


John Duckett and Ted Bamborough halved against Les Brown and Peter I-Iowarth respectively. But My tton Fold's hopes of an extended run in this


national event came to grief when last-man Damien Plumbridge was crushed 6 and 5 by Dave Cryer and then lost the first play-off hole. Brian Clark continues to lead the Order of Merit in the Professional’s Winter Series after winning the 19th


round this week. Clark totalled 42 Stableford points and won ahead


of Andy Hartley (41 points), Neville Shears and Howard Taylor (both 40 points). With three weeks remaining Clark (90 points) tops


the Order of Merit with Shears (70 points), Hartley (54 points) and Taylor (52 points) his nearest chal­


lengers. Annual meeting


starts at 8 p.m. and existing players and any newcom­ ers to the village are invited to attend.


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Mixed fortunes for leaders


M


IXED fortunes for the divisional leaders in the Ribble Valley Ladies' Darts League.


First Division toppers Dog and Partridge over­


whelmed bottom-of-the-table Station 11-1 away. But Langho Football Club, the Second Division lead­


ers, had to settle for a share of the spoils at Royal British Legion B and now share top spot with Royal Oak follow­


ing their 8-4 away win over Brown Cow. RESULTS


First Division Low Moor Club 6, Craven A 6; Black Bull (Old Lang­


ho) 6, Royal British Legion A 6; Bay Horse 3, Catholic SC 9; Station 1, Dog and Partridge 11. Second Division


Lanhgo FC 6.


Brown Cow 4, Royal Oak 8; Royal British Legion B 6, PLACINGS


First Division Dog and Partridge (96), Low Moor Club (84), Black


Bull, Old Langho 82, Catholic SC 78, Craven A 75, Royal British Legion A 75, Craven B 67, Bay Horse 62, Station


57. Second Division Langho FC 68, Royal Oak 68, Brown Cow 58, Royal


British Legion B 56, Billington BC 52, Kings Arms 51, Buck Inn 31.


High Scores 156 - D. Brown; 154 - I. Whalley; 140 - M. Northover;


134 - L. Whittaker; 133 - L. Bannister; 1121 - D. Hall; 101 - P. Waring; 100 x 2 - G. Shears; 100 - J. Cowgill, It. Bar- row, P. Shanley, S. Grime, W. Brooks, J. Cowperthwaite,


L. McDonald, It. Stone. ® Winner of the charity night darts competition was Ali­ son Webster,(Low Moor) and not Alison Fisher as report­


ed last week. We apologise for any embarrassment caused.


HE Grindleton Cricket Club annual meeting lakes place at the Buck Inn tonight. Thu meeting


champions Police look D e f e n d i n g


Clitheroe and Dis­ trict Snooker League First Division


doomed to relegation. Their latest setback, a


heavy defeat against Low Moor A - who jumped into joint second position - leaves them an uphill task. Leaders Whalley Conserv­


ative still have a 20-point lead despite losing a tight match against Catholic SC B. Rimington A bounced back


from three straight defeats to record a big win at Slaidburn. There are again new lead­


ers at the top of the Second Division, with Clitheroe Con­ servative overtaking inactive Waddington A. Pendle Club dropped


slightly out of the frame after losing heavily to Low Moor B. FIXTURES First Division


Conservative; Police v Catholic SC B; Chatburn A v Slaidburn; Rimington A v RBL; Talbot B v Billington A. Second Division


Low Moor A v Whalley Clitheroe Conservative v


Low Moor B; Catholic A v Pendle Club; Downham v Chathurn B; Waddington A v


Talbot A. Team Knockout Semi-Finals


March 10th and 17th: Rim­


ington A v Clitheroe Conser­ vative; Billington B or Talbot B v Billington A. Singles


To be played by March 12th:


P. Craig (Cht) v R. Alston (Cat); S. Simkin (Cht) v S. Duckworth (Cat); B. Sims (RBL) v S. Traynor (LM); P. Mercer (LM) v T. Byrne (Cat); J. Kelsall (Bil) v M. Peel (RBL); I. Middleton (Cat) v S. Procter (Tal); G. Simkin (Cht) v F. Whittaker (Tal); E Conchie


(Bil) v C. Gorzella (Bil). Doubles


To he played by March


12th: D. Cox and M. Riley (WC) v M. Graham and D. McTear (RBL); P. Craig and A. Bradshaw (Cht) v S. Tom­ linson and M. Paul (Cht); L. Clarke and L. Duckworth (Con) v S. Wilson and M. Ryan (Cat); S. and A. Cook- son (Tal) v T. Rydeheard and IC. Garrett (Bil); P. Mercer and B. Hodgson (LM) v T. Ilenshaw and S. Thompson (LM); R. Alston and S. Duck­ worth (Cat) v D. Ireland and D. Dean (LM); S. and P. Traynor (LM) v S. and T. Procter (Tal); N. Garner and


S. Maher (RBL) v K. and D. Smith (Con). Results to 01200 424747 between 6 and 7 p.m. RESULTS


First Division


10 (413): I. Hartley (19) 56, M. Holmes (-16) 86; P. Atkinson (23) 67, T. Henshaw (-7) 66; D. Allen (10) 52, S. Thompson (21) 69; F. Booth (13) 48, P. Traynor (12) 89; B. Brown (-3) 52, D. Dean (7) 47; J. Griffiths (16) 58, S. Traynor (15) 66. Catholic B 8 (396), Whal­


Police 4 (333), Low Moor A


ley Conservative 6 (352): S. Duckworth (-17) 74, D. Cox (-17) 19; T. Byrne (16) 47, A. Riley (-8) 76; R. Alston (scratch) 69, M. Riley (5) 21; S. Simpson (19) 56, J. Sumn­ er (14) 59; J. Byrne (20) 79, J. Timperley (20) 67; M. Byrne (12) 71, J. Cross (21) 101. Slaidburn 2 (316), Riming­


IN G S Arms A have won the first- ever C l i th e ro e


De Lacy A 2, Legion C 5; Three Millstones 4, Brown Cow A 3. Third Division


Buck Wrinkleys 4, Ultraframe


3; Black Bull v Horse Shoe B; Legion B 3, Royal Oak B 4;


White Horse A 1, Buck B 6; Man­ grove B 3, Starkies Fun Bar 4. Fourth Division


Legion D 6, Bay Horse B 1;


Bridge 3, Victoria 4; New Inn B G, Station Hotel 1; Brown Cow B 4, Castle B 3; Waggon and Horses B 4, White Horse B 3. Ladies' Division


Kings Arms A G, Kings Arms B


3; De Lacy A 2, Do Lacy B 7; Legion 3, Brown Cow 6; Castle bye.


Tonight's Fixtures Premier Division


Whalley Arms v Read Consti­


tutional; Kings Arms A v Buck A; Legion A v Kings Arms B; Wag­ gon and Horses A v Castle A; Dog and Partridge A v Royal Oak A; Higher Buck bye. First Division


Brown Cow; Kings Arms B bye. Bay Horse B..... 12 4 8 41 TABLES


Premier Division


Kings A......... 12 11 0 1 129 Kings Arms A... . 12 9 3 86 Read Con....... 13 11 0 2 119 Brown Cow......... 11 7 4 72


p W D L P Whalley Arms.. 13 6 2 5 93


Buck A.......... Royal Oak A .... Higher Buck....


Castle A......... 13 2 4 7 68 Waggon A....... 13 1 2 10 57


12 12 13


7 5 3


1 1 2


4 89 6 76 8 73


Kings Arms B.. 13 1 0 12 51 First Division


White Hart....... 12 12 0 88 Dog Inn............ 12 8 4 67 New Inn A........ 12 7 5 59 Pendle Hotel B --12 - 6 6 51 Stork Hotel........ 12 5 7 50 Dog B............... 12 5 7 47 Mangrove A....... 12 4 8 47 Horse Shoe A..... 11 5 6 46 De Lacy B......... 11 6 5 45 White Lion........ 12 1 11 30 Second Division


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New Inn A v Pendle Hotel B; De Lacy B v Dog and Partridge


B; Mangrove A v White Hart; Dog Inn v Stork Hotel; White Lion v Horse Shoe A. Second Division


Brown Cow A v Craven Heifer; Pendle Witch v Bay Horse A; Pendle Hotel A v De Lacy A; Legion C v Three Millstones. Third Division


Hurst Green v Black Horse; Ultraframe v Black Bull;


Starkies Fun Bar v Buck Wrink­ leys; Horse Shoe B v Legion B; Royal Oak B v White Horse A; Buck B v Mangrove B. Fourth Division


Bay Horse B v Bridge; White


Horse B v Legion D; Victoria v Now Inn B; Station Hotel v Brown Cow B; Castle B v Wag­


gon and Horses B. Tuesday


Ladies' Division Challenge Cup First Round First Leg


De Lacy B v Kings Arms A; Castle v Do Lacy A; Legion v


Brown Cow A..... 12 9 3 69 RBL C.............. 12 8 4 69 Bay Horse A...... 12 9 3 68 Three Millstones. 11 6 5 53 Black Horse....... 12 7 5 53 Pendle Witch..... 12 6 6 49 Hurst Green.......


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De Lacy B........ Kings ArmsB....


. 11 6 5 59 6


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11 6 5 G 11


5 0


11


New Inn B........ , 12 3 9 37 Ladies' Division


Dog A............ 13 8 1 4 116 Legion Ladies.... 11 6 5 63 RBL A........... 13 8 1 4 109


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56 28


_JL in-the-Wall teams in Gisburn and District


it H N HERE were mixed fortunes for Hole-


Pool League finals. HLW A defeated Coach


and Horses A 5-3 in the team knockout final. But HIW B figured on the


wrong end of a 5-2 scoreline against Ribblesdale Arms in the Consolation Cup final. DRAW Doubles


Semi-finals John Moulden and Simon


Craven Heifer..... 12 5 7 43 Pendle Hotel A.... 12 3 9 42 De Lacy A......... 12 3 9 40 Third Division


ii 4 7 46


Starkies............. 12 11 1 79 Ultraframe........ 12 8 4 67 Horse Shoe B..... 11 8 3 66 Buck Wrinkleys... 12 7 5 54 Royal Oak B...... 12 7 5 54 Buck B.............. 12 5 7 50 Black Bull......... 11 6 5 49 RBL B.............. 12 2 10 39 Mangrove B....... 12 2 10 37 White Horse A.... 12 3 9 36 Fourth Division P W L P


P w L P RBL D............. 12 10 2 75


Brown Cow B..... 12 7 5 59 Waggon B......... 12 6 6 50 Victoria............. 12 4 8 46 Station Hotel..... 12 4 8 42


Castle B............ 12 8 4 68 White Horse B.... 12 7 5 63 Bridge............... 12 7 5 59


Milligan (Pendle Inn) v Russell Kay and Andy Sud- worth (Pendle Hotel); David and Chris Raw (Coach and Horses A) v Luke Milligan and Keith Stewart (Pendle Inn).


Singles Semi-finals Craig Whittaker (Coach


and Horses A) v Adrian Marsden (Ribblesdale Arms); Bernard Jones (Pendle Hotel) v Glen Sharp (HIW A). Captains' KO final


At the Pendle Hotel:


Harold Cowburn (Three Rivers) v Andrew Johnson (Copy Nook). All the games take place on Wednesday.


Champs doomed to the drop?


(27) 92, A. Capstick (27) 54. Clitheroe Conservative 12


(467), Catholic A 2 (359): D. Smith (-2) 38, M. Ryan (8) 71; S. Taylor (12) 73, S. Smith (19) 66; I. Charlton (7) 88, S. Wilson (14) 41; M. Whittaker (13) 97, N. Wilson (23) 40; T. Smith (27) 81, T. Gudgeon (25) 78; K. Smith (27) 90, A. Scott (26) 63. Low Moor B 12 (467), Pen­ dle Club 2 (392); S. Jones (22) 80, F. Watson (14) 69; B. Stir­ ling (22) 62, D. Grant (19) 57; S. Mercer (22) 82, M. Roberts (16) 80; G. Tyler (23) 103, P. Clegg (21) 63; P. Berry (24) 81, J. Nedeljkovic (25) 53; P. Mercer (22) 58, B.


Conchie (4) 70. POINTS AND POSITIONS First Division


1, Whallcy Conserva-


tivel42; 2, Low Moor A 122; 3, Rimington A 122; 4, Catholic SC B 118; 5, Billington A 114; 6, Chatburn A 106; 7, Slaidburn 102; 8, RBL 94; 9, Talbot B 92; 10, Billington B 84; 11, Police SO. Second Division


ton A 12 (405): B. Walker (15) 63, J. Thornton (21) GS; T. Robinson (18) 63, I. Lund (25) 74; D. Cowking (6) 21, S. Petty (13) 66; G. Parker (4) 50, D. Calvert (21) 73; P. Rigby (26) 53, M. Rhodes (20) 88; E. Rigby (6) 66, K. Dowbiggin (-7) 36. Billington B 6 (435), Tal­


bot B 8 (460); J. Kelsall (17) 80, S. Hayhurst (15) 58; J. Ainsworth (27) 58, S. Procter (23) 96; J. Flannery (27) 88, J. Procter (17) 74; J. Whitford (21) 58, A. Dickinson (22) 90; R. Ayres (21) 78, P. Whitaker (9) 57; C. Gorzella (26) 73, M.


Robinson (11) 85. Second Division


Talbot A 6 (352), Wadding­


ton B 8 (354): T. Procter (22) 73, I. Jackson (27) 45; J. Winder (23) 73, E. Houghton (23) 77; P. Procter (20) 62, G. Laxton (27) 56; S. Procter (11) 63, N. Laxton (24) 46; R. Procter (8) 33, T. Walmsley (20) 65; F. Whitaker (13) 48, I. Ilothcrsall (27) 65. Rimington B 8 (429), Down-


ham 6 (402): R. Bolland (12) 71, R Parker (8) 57; P. Hobson (21) 68, S. Turner (21) 50; J. Lund Jnr (20) 81, P. Walmsley (26) 82; G. Naylor (20) 49, D. Walmsley (20) 78; D.A. Seed


tive! IS; 2, Waddington A 116; 3, Rimington B 112; 4, Chatburn B 104; 5, Pendle Club 104; 6, Low Moor B 101; 7, Talbot A 90; 8, Catholic SC A 81; 9, Waddington B 7S; 10, Downham 74.


1, Clitheroe Conserva­


HYNDBURN AND DISTRICT


BPJ BUILDERS


CONSERVATIVE SNOOKER AND DOMINOES


LEAGUE TABLES Snooker


Whallev A......... 19 14 5 79 Oswaldtwistle A.. 18 13 5 77 Oswaldtwistle B.. 19 10 9 74 Whalley B......... 19 11 S 71 Baxenden A........ 18 9 9 69 Rishton B......... 19 11 8 67 Clavton A ......... 18 10 8 61 •Read............... 18 9 9 61 •Clitheroe B....... 19 9 10 G


P W L P


•Baxenden B...... 18 7 11 59 Rishton A......... 18 7 11 53 Clitheroe A........ 18 5 13 53 Clayton B .......... 19 5 14 53 • denotes one point deducted Dominoes


Oswaldtwistle A..


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•Clitheroe B....... 19 12 7 147 Clitheroe A........ 18 11 7 146 Oswaldtwistle B.. 19 12 7 141 Rishton A......... 18 10 S 143 Whalley A......... 19 9 10 143 BaxendenA........ 18 8 10 140


P W L P IS 12 6 151


Clayton A......... 18 11 7 137 Whalley B.......... •Baxenden B......


Rishton B......... 19 6 13 133


19 8 11 137 18 9 9 135


Clayton B ......... 19 6 13 120 •Read ............... 18 6 12 118 * denotes two points deducted


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