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electric windows, FAS..................../~6995 -£6195 £ (> 0 0 .
1/12/98 ROVER 414 Si 5dr 12.000 miles, nightfire red, elec sunroof and windows, driver’s airbag, service history, p.a.s........................... £8395 .,£7895 £ 5 .0 0
1998 (R) ROVER 414i 5 door;
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1998 (Jan) FORD Escort Sihoucttc 3 door; Pepper red, driver’s airbag,
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1997 (P) ROVER 216SLi British racing green, power steering, electric windows and sunroof, alloy wheels, driver's and passengers airbag,
RDS radio cassette............... . .7*7995 . 717295 ,£ 7 0 0
1997 ROVER Mini Cooper Red, part leather int., wood veneer finish, individual Union Jack feature,
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1996 (Oct) FORD Fiesta LX Diesel 5 door; Driver's airbag, PAS, s/roof, radio cassette, 23,000 miles.........£5995. .£5295
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1995 (M) ROVER 214 SLi 5dr Platinum silver,
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Green, sunroof, central locking, alloy wheels, service history ................................£5225 -£5225 £ 5 0 Q
1995 (M) ROVER 620 SLi Auto 4 door Saloon;
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B la c k b u rn ................ ............... 10 C l ith e ro e ................................ '09 CLITHEJEtOE se rv e d up a s e v e n - t ry fe a s t of ru g b y to record their third s traig h t win
- Welcoming back Ian Fielding in the centres and Steve Taylor at no. 8, after too long an absence from first-team colours, Clitheroe looked as strong as ever. From the very first scrummage
on the tro t.
the Clitheroe eight had the Black burn pack reversing at full steam. This set the tone for the rest of
j back when hooker Mike Wilyman went on a surging 30-metre run,
the game and the Clitheroe pack's dominance in the set piece denied Blackburn any quality ball to use. Blackburn went ahead with a penalty, but Clitheroe soon struck
skittling defenders left, right and centre to score. Taylor was next on the score-
sheet with a simple touchdown from a pushover scrum.
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1994 (L) ROVER Metro Tahiti 3 door; Pearlescent Tahiti blue, immobiliser, 35.000 miles ..................................£2525 .£2525 £ 2 0 0
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1992 (J) SUZUKI Samurai Sport Four wheel drive, soft fold down Felt roof, flip front stereo, alarm,
59.000 miles ..................................£2225 -£2425 £ 5 0 0 1991 (H) ROVER MONTEGO GTi Estate;
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Major trophy haul for Kings Arms
finals saw Kings Arms A secure a clu tch of Clitheroe and D is tr ic t Pool League trophies. The men’s team complet
A ble.
ed another amazing back- to-back league and cup dou
also secured the challenge cup to go with last season’s winter league cup. The new revamped
Starkies was the stylish venue for the men’s cup final as Kings took on Buck Inn A.
D R A M A T IC en d -o f -se a so n
round of cup
row buddy Allan Nuttall powered in from close range. Blackburn did manage a single
Shortly afterwards his back-
try of their own, but they never threatened again. In the second half the backs
manage two conversions, in the windy conditions but it mattered little as Clitheroe were too strong for the opposition; Clilheroe Cavaliers ......... ......0 B r it ish Aerospace . . . . . . . . 2 0
Malcolm Heanan could only .
al Iain Harris scored Clitheroe's first-half; tally with a neatly, slot ted penalty from 35 metres. ,. ' With a half-time scoreline of
A FT E R la s t seaso n 's heavy d e fe a t , i t was v i t a l for C l i th e ro e to f ie ld th e s t ro n g e s t p o s s ib le t e am ,
had more of a say in proceedings but with the slippery, conditions ■ the ball was often spilled and many more chances went begging. Full-back Jermaine Bernard
grabbed a brace and capped' ah excellent match with some deft footwork and dazzling running in broken play. ' Winger Brian Wood also zipped
in after good approach work from the pack, and then Taylor grabbed his second, again from a five-metre scrummage.
• minute reshuffle was necessary as certain key players were required for first-team' duty. V . ’’ With several people playing out
ble opposition.. However, matters turned out i somewhat, differently and .-a. last'-.
of position, especially in the pack, it was inevitable th a t the away side would dominate possession at
the set piece. However, the committed nature
of the Clitheroe tackling restrict ed the opposition to two uncon-
verted tries, while cx-internation- i
10-3 in the opposition's favour, and with the weather conditions deteriorating rapidly, the home • side resorted to pinning the oppo- < sition down in their half, aided by .' the siege-gun boot of Harris. As a result, British Aerospace managed two more tries ;in the \
against traditionally: f or mida?; ■
second half,' with the home side • adding three.points with a-drop ?
Clitheroe were-unlucky. not to ; : score when veteran centre Andrew-: . Burrill just failed
to.touch down a :
goal by Harris." ' * ’ ;
-kick under the posts.’ The' Cavaliers played with
, tries were somewhat dubious. : . ' 'Newcomer Gary Sutcliffe
tremendous courage and spirit in ; circumstances exacerbated by the ; fact th a t two of the Aerospace
■'played out of position'at tight head prop and tackled with unre-. lenting fervour throughout.
i n r i i i r * bounce buck R AG L e g s lo s t ground in th e race
for th e Roefield Leisure C e n t r e F iv e -A -S id e F o o tb a l l L e a g u e t i t le when th ey were held to a 5-5 d raw b y low ly
Spitting Pig. The former leaders now
slip down the table to fourth, with Parkers Arms taking over at the top a point ahead
of New Inn. • Audley Allstars continue
their climb up the table. Last week they won their
first game of the season, and followed that up with anoth er win this week. They will be looking to fur-
While the ladies’ team WARBURTON YOUTH
FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS Under 10
Brierfield Colic 2, Colne Clarets
3; Brunlea 2, Junior Clarets 1; Bunshaw Park 1, Readstone Utd 2; Foulridge 1, Salterforth 0; Fulledgc 3, West End 3. Under 11
Borrowdalc Utd 3, Fulledgc 4; Both teams arrived in
fancy dress before wins from Steve Almond (2-0) and Andy Sudworth (2-0) helped Kings on their way. Ian Harle, Gavin
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McQuade and Russell Kay earned a frame each as Kings clinched the trophy with a 7-5 victory. The ladies’ final was held
at the Buck Inn, Clitheroe, where Kings A beat Black
Bull 5-2. Captain Sarah Atherton,
Emma Mulligan and Jackie Shaw won to give Kings early control of the game which they never let slip. In the Second Division
Ultraframe earned an 8-4 victory to leapfrog over Hurst Green and gain the runners-up spot. The latest matches in the
Lancashire Inter-league saw Clitheroe A beat Coppull 10-8, while Clitheroe Ladies earned a magnificent 7-7 draw with Wigan A. 9 There will be 44 teams competing in this season’s
Winter League. The matches will com
mence in two weeks’ time. RESULTS
Lancashire Inlcr-lcague Clitheroe A 10, Coppull 8; Clitheroe Ladies 7, Wigan A
(Ladies) 7. Challenge Cup Final
Kings Arms A 7, Buck A 5.
Ladies’ Challenge Cup Final Kings Arms A 5, Black
Bull A 5. Second Division
Mangrove A 4, Ultraframe 8.
GISBURN AND DISTRICT
POOL LEAGUE RESULTS
Pcndle Hotel 3, White Lion
4; HIW 3, Buck (Grindleton) 4; Pendle Inn 4, Ribblesdaie Arms 3; Three Rivers 4, Copy Nook 3; Coach and Horses A 5, Craven Heifer B 2; Craven Heifer A 4, Anchorn B 3; Buck (Paythorne) 2, Coach
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Buck (Grind).............. 7 Coach hnd Horses B.... 7 CopyNopok....... .’...... 7 Craven Heifer B.... ..... 7 Ribblesdalc Arms....... 7
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CHATBURP'J c c celebrate another
season at their pnnual pre sentation night on Satur-
day. Players and members
will gather at the Green- dale Care in, the village 'at 8 p.111. for the ceremony.
Brierfield 0, Colne Clarets 6; Junior Clrcts 2, Salterforth 3; Readstone Utd 1, Langho 5. Under 12
Bacup Borough 1, Clitheroe
Wolves 6; Brierfield Celtic 3, Ightcn Leigh 4; Colne Clarets 14, Barrow- ford Celtic 0; Foulridge 5, Michelin , 4; Fullcdge 3, Rcadstonc 1. Under 13
stoneUtd 2; Junior Clarets4, Bclved- cr 3; Michelin 4, Foulridge 1; Saltcr- forth 4, Knuzden 1. Blue: Bacup Bor ough 0, Clitheroe Wolves 11; Bamoldswick Utd 2, Brierfield Celtic 5; Barrowford Celtic 1, Fulledge Colts 4; Colne Clarets 1, West End 7. Under 14
Barrowford Celtic 1, Fulledge
3; Borrowdale Utd 4, Belvedere 6; Junior Clarets 0, Colne Clarets 4; Knuzden 7, Todmorden 3; Miche lin 7, Bacup Borough 1; Padiham 5, Brierfield Celtic 2. Under 15
Belvedere 3, Fulledge 4; Breir-
field Celtic 2, Readstone Utd 6; Ighten Leigh 0, Rolls-Royce 3. Under 111
Clitheroe Wolves 3, Rcadstone Ud
2; Janesville Colts 7, Brieficld Celtic 0; Padiham 1, Junior Clarets 3.
TABLES Under 10
Foulridgc........ 8 5 3 0 18 Borrowdale Utd 7 5 1 1 16 Readstone Utd. 8 4 3 1 15 Fulledgc Colts.. 7 4 2 1 14
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Bfield Celtic.... 7 4 i 2 13 Junior Clarets.. 8 3 3 2 12 Colne Clarets... 7 4 0 3 12 Salterforth...... 8 i 1 G 4 Brunshaw Pk... 7 i 1 5 4 West End........ 8 i 1 G 4 Brunlea........... 7 i 0 G 0 Under 11
Colne Clarets... 7 Borrowdale Utd 5
1
Langho........... 5 Fullcdge Colts.. 5
Saltcrforth...... G Junior Clarets.. G Bfield Celtic.... 7 Readstone Utd. 7 Michelin......... G
1 1 10 1
1 10 1 10
Junior Clarets.. 7 Ightcn Leigh.... 8 Clitheroe Wolves 8 Fullcdge Colts.. G 4 Rcadstonc Utd. 7 4 Colne Clarets... 7 3 Borrowdale Utd 7 3 Foulridgc........ 7 3 Michelin......... 7 3 0 4 9 Bfield Celtic.... 8 2 1 5 7 Bacup Borough G 1 0 5 3
Under 12 P W D L 1 0
1 1 1 0
G G
1 1 19 0 3 15 0 2 12
0 3 12 1 3 10 1 3 10 1 3 10 4
Bford Celtic.... 8 0 0 8 0 Untler 13 Red P W D L 9 G 1 8 8 8 7 8 8
Knuzden Jnrs... Junior Clarets.. Michelin......... Saltcrforth...... Foulridge.;...... Borrowtlalc Utd Belvedere........
ReadsloneUtd. 8 0 0 Under 13 Blue P W D L P
5 5 4 3 2 1
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3 2
2 2
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Fulledgc Colts.. 7 7 0 0 21 Clitheroe Wolves 6 G West End........ 6 4 Bfield Celtic.... G 3 Bacup Borough G 2 Bamoldswick Utd G
Blord Celtic....
Colne Clarets:.. G Untler 15
Rolls-Royce.... Todmorden.....
Michclin......... Borrowdale Utd Bficld Celtic.... Fulledge Colts., Rcadstonc Utd.
Belvedere.:...... Junior Clarets,
0 0 G
0 0 18 0 2 12 0 3 9
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1 3 7
Ightcn Leigh.... 6 1 1 4 4 - - -----------
4 3 ider 16
p W D L P 7 5 1 1 1G G 5 1 0 16 8 5 0- 3 15 8 4 2 2 14 5 4 1 0 13 G 3 1 2 10 7 2 1 4 7 7 1 1 5 4 7 1 0 6 3 7 0.
0 7 0
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Colne Clarets... Rcadstonc Utd. Bficld Celtic.... Ross Valley..... • points deducted
G 4 0 2 9 5 3 0 2 9 G 3 1 2 7 G 1 3 2 G 5 1 1 3 4 7 1 0 G 3 G 0 1 5 1
2 0
0 3 9 0 4 6 4 5 G 4 5 3
Red: Borrowdale Utd 4, Read- ther their run in the derby
against New Inn on Sunday. Sunday's Fixtures
Rag Legs v Parkers Arms (9
a.m.); Bowland Strollers v Spit ting Pig (9-50 a.m.); New Inn v Audley Allstars (10-40 a.m.); Jcdi Knights v Sausage United (11-30 a.m.); Mad Dogs v Real Blad- dered (12-20 p.m.); Wanderers v
Usual Suspects (1 p.m.). Table
L Pts
Parkers Arms... 6 New Inn.......... 5 Jedi Knights.... 5 Rag Legs......... 5 Bowland......... 5 Sausage........... 5 Real Bladdered. 6 Audley Allstars 5 Spitting Pig.... 4 Mad Dogs..... .'. 5 Wandcrets.X.... 5 Usual Suspects. 5
S u t to n ....................................0 Riming ton ...........................8 AFTER suffering their
first defeat of the season the previous week Rim- ington bounced back in
fine style. They took some time to
find their feet and Sutton had a good chance to take the lead, but a forward headed
wide. This gave Rimington the
jolt they needed and Rimmer and Parkinson set up Geldard to volley home and give them
the lead. Lethal finishing from Rim
OUCll OIUJ/CUWi V v , mer made it 3-0 before half
time. Rimington made it 4-0
g g g a i is u A x
soon after the break when a mistake on the half-way line let Taylor m and he ran through to finish strongly. There was also an emphat ic finish from Marsden to
make it 5-0. This then enabled manager
Geldard to shuffle the pack and substitute Paul Sayle took full advantage of this to complete a genuine hat-trick. Sutton could not cope with
Rimington's passing game, or their speed in breaking down the opposition's play to win themselves possession. The win takes the side to
the third round of the North ern Plant Hire Trophy with great expectations.
W o lv e s b a ttle through to h a rd -fou gh t w in
a hard-fought win over tough opposi C
tion. ■ Second-half goals from Sam Rayner and
Luke Jackson gave them a 2-1 victory over
Salterforth Under 8s. Charlie Collinge battled well in midfield,
and William Tyrell was man-of-the-match. Joseph Nightingale played well after com
ing on as a substitute. The Under 13s from the Blackburn
League had another good result, beating Great Harwood Rovers 6-0 at Memorial
Park. Jordan Walmesley was the star of the
show again with three goals. The others came from Jack Dearden, Martin Greatorex and Oliver Bolton. Daniel Green, Thomas Blockeel and
Cem Karakurum all had good games. The Under 9s were in action in two
games - a friendly and a league match away to Readstone United. The friendly ended in 2-1 win with
Daniel Meyler and Stephen Tandy scoring the goals. Ceiron Barton performed well at
, the back. The league clash between the two sides
ended in a 1-1 draw after a tight affair in which both sides missed penalties. The only goal for Wolves came from Ben
Frankland with Adam Barton being voted man-of-the-match. The Under 12s overcame both the oppo sition and elements to record a 7-1 victory
over Bacup Borough. Once again Jake Chadwick top-scored
with three goals while Michael Barker got
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two and Phil North and man-of-the-match Jack Fielding scored one each. Tom Hibble was outstanding in goal sav ing a penalty as well as handling superbly
in difficult conditions. In the Under 16s local derby the Wolves
carrie out 3-2 winners over Readstone Unit ed.
In blustery conditions both sides found
it difficult to find their rhythm, but it was Readstone who took the lead early in the
game. Clitheroe quickly replied with a goal
from Liam Hill Parker, only to go in 2-1 down at half-time after an unfortunate own
goal. . ' In the second half the Wolves came out
the strongest of the two sides and equalised through a tremendous strike from Hill
Parker. The play went from endrto-end, but a
free kick from Tom Smith won the points for Clitheroe. Man-of-the-match was
David Downes. Wolves Under 13s beat Bacup Borough .
11-0 at Maden Rec at the weekend. Daniel Bush was the goal-hero with five,
and there were strikes from William Tat- tersall, Clive McLean (2) James Hartle- bury (2) and James Warburton. Peter Dibb was named man-of-the-match. Despite having the majority of the
chances, including Jay Howard hitting a post, the Under 9s in the Accrington League went down 1-0 to Oswaldtwistle
Juniors. Both Kurt Roberts and Christopher
Williams had good games for the Wolves. T he two Under 11s sides were cruelly drawn to play each other in the Accrington
League cup competition. In the end it was the Reds who ran out
winners over the Blue team 6-2. The first goal was all-important, but in fact the Reds managed three within the
first 10 minutes. William Aspinall got the first, then Dale
to make it 4-0. Both sides applied pressure after the
break before Aspinall completed his hat- trick to put the result beyond doubt. A superb low, hard shot from Sam
Williamson and an own goal gave the Blues some hope before another solo effort from Campbell saw a looping header drop m the
corner of the net. Both keepers deserve credit - Steven
Thompson for the Reds and James Scriven er for the Blues - but the real winner was football and the Wolves club itself.
R ead ston e taste v ic to ry after se v en d efeats
A
FTER seven successive defeats Readstone United’s Under 15s f inally ta s te d v ic to ry a t the
weekend. They defeated Brierfield
Celtic 6-2. Michael Cant was the hat-trick hero
while Tom Fearnhead grabbed two and Nick Harbour got the other. Ryan McBreen was man-of-the-match. The Under 8s Blue continued their
unbeaten sta rt to the season when they beat Brierfield 5-0 after another excellent ■ performance.
Man-of-the-match Thomas Halliwell netted four while Tony Haworth got the
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other. The only other Readstone side to claim
victory this weekend were the Under 10s who earned a difficult victory over Brun-
shaw Park. The goalscorers in the 2-1 win were ICier-
an Laycock and Jordan Finch. Jamie McCue was named-marf-of-the-match. The Under 9s from the North Valley
League earned a 1-1 draw with Clitheroe Wolves in an excellent game of football
. which was a credit to both sides. Neal Kissock scored the goal with Tim
Rakshi being named man-bf-the-match. The Under 8s Yellow were beaten 6-1 by Clivigcr Colts. Thomas Nutter scored the
goal and Matthew Riley was man-of-the-
match. They also played Fulledge Colts and
were unlucky to lose, conceding two goals
in the last five minutes. Josh Neary, who was named man-of-the-match, scored the
goal. The Under 9s from the Accrington
' : The Under l l s ’were beaten 5-1 by Lang ho Juniors. Peter Simpson scored the goal and Thomas Marsh was named man-of-
■
the-match. The Under 12s were beaten 9-1 by
Fulledge Colts. They competed well up until half-time, but were then totally over run. Benjamin Heap scored the goal and Paul Worthington was named man-of-the-
match. The Under 13s were beaten 4-2 by Bor
rowdale United after a much-improved per-, formance. Ryan Thomas Fisher and Mark . Bennett scored the goal. The Under 16s were beaten 3-2 by
Clitheroe Wolves. Joe Marshall got one of the goals and was named man-of-the- match. Rcadstone’s second strike was an own-goal. ■
League were unlucky to lose in the cup against Borrowdale 2-1. Jamie Bury scored the goal and Tim Rakshi was man-of-the- match. ■
Underwood and Mark Campbell found the net. Aspinall struck again before half-time
LITHEROE Wolves Under 8s made progress in the North Val ley League cup competition with
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