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£ 1 0 ,9 9 5 > Shawn Fleglcr


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Hard-hitting Australian signs for Clitheroe CC


By CHRIS BODEN


BIG-HITTING Australian Shawn Fle- gler will be Clitheroe Cricket Club's pro­ fessional for the forthcoming Jennings


Ribblesdale League season. The 27-year-old is no stranger to the area after spending two seasons in the Lancashire


League with Lowerhouse. The all-rounder made several appearances


for Victoria after moving from Queensland, and last December played against England. He has also represented the state against South Australia, New South Wales and Tas­


mania twice. Flegler, a left-hand batsman and off-spinner,


will replace Jonathan Fielding, who after four years at Chatbum Road, has moved to Wal-


shaw. Clitheroe chairman John Coulter com­


mented; "I think we have done very well in


signing a player of his undoubted ability. Flegler had a huge impact at Lowerhouse,


where his infectious enthusiasm nibbed off on


the whole club. And local cricket fans will anticipate a ver­


itable run-feat from the amiable Aussie. He cracked 962 for Lowerhouse at an aver­


age of over 45 in his first season, while taking 74 wickets at 18.96.


By his own admission, he disappointed in .


his second season, but the smaller grounds in the Ribblesdale League should be very much


to his liking. Meanwhile, Clitheroe have home draws in


both the Abbot Ale and LCB knockouts. Lytham are the visitors on April 25th in


the Abbot Ale Cup, and should Clitheroe win, they will then face either Leyland Daf or


Southport and Birkdale. Heaton travel to the Ribble Valley in the


LCB Cup on Sunday, May 16th, with the winners taking on Ormskirk or Netherfield. Clitheroe entertain Walshaw in a friendly on


Sunday, April 11th, and the seconds visit Ley- land on either the same date, or the day before.


Shoot topage 25 ipr a ll the locai football news


Lucky 13 for Kings Arms! A


D R A M A T IC turnaround in the Clitheroe


Pool League Premier Division has seen Kings Arms A take a command­


ing 13-point lead. Only three weeks ago,


Kings were six points behind Read Constitution­


al Club. Read suffered their first


defeat of the season, and their 100% record to lowly Legion A 3-11 on their own


table. In the First Division,


White Hart march on and new hold the only perfect record in the league. White Lion won their


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first match of the season, away to Pendle Hotel B 5-2. In the Second Division,


Brown Cow A stormed to the top after a 6-1 win at home to Pendle Witch. Starkies Fun Bar won the


Third Division top-of- the- table clash against Horse


Shoe B 4-3. Legion D hold a four-


point lead at the top of the Fourth Division after thrashing Station Hotel 6-


1. O Congratulations to


Gavin McQuade of Kings


I Five other locals had tri- ‘als aTthe same time.Tiuf


Arms, who gained his Lan­ cashire county shirt after powering past good opposi­ tion at Riley's Snooker Hall in Preston on Sunday.


were unsuccessful. Gavin was last season's player of the year, and also


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LEAGUE FIXTURES First Division


Barnoldswick United v Traw-


den Celtic; Colne United v Oswaldtwistle; Hurst Green v Crosshills; Kelbrook v Worsthorne; Settle United v Gar- grave; Stacksteads St Joseph's v Langho.


Second Division Chatburn v Rolls-Royce; Mill


Hill St Peter's v Sabden; Ribch- cster Rovers v Earby Town; Rock


Rovers v Barnoldswick Park Rovers.


Barnoldswick Park Rovers v Reserve Division


Hurst Green; Read United v Rock Rovers; Rolls-Royce v Colne United; Sabden v Kel­ brook; Trawden Celtic v Settle United; Worsthorne v Earby


Town. RESULTS First Division Crossbills 5, Trawden Celtic 0;


Gargrave 2, Oswaldtwistle 2; Hurst Green 3, Kelbrook 1: Settle United 3, Langho 1; Stacksteads St Joseph's 1, Barnoldswick Unit­ ed 3; Worsthorne 2, Colne United


L Second Division Earby Town 4, Barnoldswick


Park Rovers 2; Rock Rovers 1, Ribchester Rovers 1. Postponed; Whinncy Hill v Sabden. Reserve Division


Barnoldswick Park Rovers 1,


Trawden Celtic 3; Colne United 2, Worsthorne 6; Kelbrook 3, Mill Hill St Peter’s 4; Rock Rovers 3, Rolls-Royce 3. Postponed: Read United v Hurst Green. TABLES


First Division


Oswaldtwistlc. Stacksteads SJ Langho.......... Colne Utd...... Gargrave........


16 10 1 5 31 10 8 2 0 26 12 8 1 3 25 15 6 3 6 21 14 6 2 6 20 12 5 1 6 16 14 4 3 7 15 9 4 2 3 14


p W D L P d Division I


14 4 2 8 14 11 3 0 8 9 10 2 2 6 8 7 2 1


4 7


Worsthorne..... 15 13 Mill Hill SP.... 15 10 Rock Rovers.... 18 8 Settle Utd....... 13 Kelbrook.. CoincUtd....... 12 Sabden......... . 11 Read Utd........ 12


Reserve Division P W D L


16 8 1 Tdcn Celtic.... 14 4


13 10 1 2 31 11 9 2 0 29 13 7 3 3 21 11 7 1 3 22 10 5 •1 1 19 12 3 2 7 11 13 3 2 8 11 10 3 1 6 10 11 2 1 8 7 12 0 1 11 1


p W D L P


2 39 3 32


Hurst Green.... 11 3 Rolls-Royce.... 12 3 _ Earby Town.... 14. 1 1 12


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won the doubles partner­ ship of the year with broth­


er Peter. Both play for Clitheroe A in the Lancashire Inter­


league. Gavin now joins fellow


Clitheroe players Andy Sudworth, Steve Almond and Emma Cowking in the


county squad. RESULTS


Premier Division Higher Buck 2, Dog and Par­


tridge A 12; Royal Oak A 9, Wag­ gon and Horses A 5; Read Consti­ tutional 3, Legion A 11; Castle A 10, Kings Arms B 4; Kings Arms A 11, Whalley Arms 3; Buck A


bye. First Division De Lacy B 3, Mangrove A 4;


Dog and Pa r tridg e B 1, Dog Inn 6; Pendle Hotel B 2, White Lion 5; White H a r t 4, Stork Hotel 3; Horse Shoe A 5, New


J n nA 2. Second Division Brown Cow A 6, Pendle Witch


1; Craven Heifer 3, Pendle Hotel A 4; Black Horse 4, Legion C 3; Bay Horse A 2, De Lacy A 5; Three Millstones 5, Hurst Green 2r


Third Division Starkies Fun Bar 4, Horse Shoe


B 3; Buck Wrinkleys 2, Royal Oak B 5; Black Bull 4, Buck B 3;


Legion B 6, White Horse A 1; Mangrove B 2, Ultraframe 5. Fourth Division


White Horse B 3, Victoria 4;


Legion D 6, Station Hotel 1; Bridge 5, Castle B 2; New Inn B 2, Brown Cow B 5; Waggon and Horses B 4, Bay Horse B 3. Ladies' Division


De Lacy A 5, Legion 0; Kings


Arms A 5, Brown Cow 4; Castle 4, De Lacy B 5; Kings Arms B bye. Tonight's Fixtures Premier Division


Kings Arms B v Kings Arms


A; Legion A v Buck A; Waggon and Horses A v Higher Buck; Dog and Partridge A v Read Constitutional; Whalley Arms v Castle A; Royal Oak A bye. First Division


grove A v Dog and Partridge B; Dog Inn v Pendle Hotel B; White Lion v White Hart; Stork Hotel v Horse Shoe A. Second Division


New Inn A v De Lacy B; Man­


Castle A.......... 11 2 4 5 63 Higher Buck.... 11 1 2 8 55 Waggon A....... 11 1 2 8 49 Kings Arms B.. 11 1 0 10 42 First Division


White Hart........ 10 10 0 76 Dog Inn............. 10 7 3 57 New Inn A......... 10 5 5 46 Horse Shoe A..... 10 5 5 4b De Lacy B.......... 10 6 4 43 Dog B................ 10 5 5 42 Pendie Hotel B.... 10 5 5 42 Mangrove A....... 10 3 7 38 Stork Hotel........ 10 3 7 3b


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LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Coach and Horses A 3, Pendle


Hotel 4; Three Rivers 3, FIIW A 4; Ribbiesdale Arms 2, Anchor A 5; Buck (Grindleton), White Lion


White Lion......... 10 1 9 23 Second Division p W L p


Hurst Green v Brown Cow A;


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


Ultraframe v Starkies Fun Bar;


Horse Shoe B v Buck Wrinkleys; Royal Oak B v Black Bull; Buck B v Legion B; White Horse A v Mangrove B. Fourth Division


Victoria v Legion D; Station Hotel v Bridge; Castle B v New Inn B; Brown Cow B v Waggon


and Horses B. Ladies’ Division


De Lacy A v De Lacy B; Kings


Arms A v Kings Arms B; Legion v Brown Cow; Castle bye. TABLES


Kings A.......... 11 10 0 1 119


Premier Division P \V D L P


Read Con........ 11 10 0 1 106 Dog'A“ .:.:-“ ril---7--‘-l--3U00 RBL A............ 11 6 1 4 88 BuckA........... 10 6 1 3 76 Whalley Arms.. 11 5 2 4 75 Royal Oak A.... 11 4 1 6 67


Garry takes county crown


ing third in the final race at Preston last Saturday. The 34 year old Clayton Le Moors Harrier finished up


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with more aggregate points than anybody else after accu­ mulating them over five gruelling seven mile races. The races held at Blackburn, Hyndburn, Lancaster, Barrow-in-Furness and finally Preston are part of the Mid


Lancs cross country league. Wilkinson, going into the final race, trailed Mark


Aspinall from Rossendale Harriers by two points. The Clayton Harrier, however, finished the stronger coming in third only eight seconds behind the winner and


international runner Martin Amor. Aspinall, on the other hand struggled under the pressure


eventually fading to 12th although he managed to hold


onto overall second place. Blackburn's Phil Hall finished in third position closely


followed by another Clayton Harrier Ian Greenwood. Wilkinson’s award for being the champion is a trip to


Mount Everest at the end of March where he will run the Everest Marathon.


In-form Colin wins again


N-FORM Mytton Fold Golf Club member Colin Elliott recorded his second successive victory in the


Elliott compiled 45 Stableford points to win ahead of Professional's Winter Series.


Brian Clark (43 points). Andy Kay (40 points) finished third on the card from


Trevor Thomber. With five weeks remaining Clark (80 points) leads the .


Order of Merit ahead of Neville Shears (64 points), Howard Taylor (48 points), and Andy Hartley (46 points). The scheduled Mail on Sunday Team Classic match


against Nelson was cancelled because the Marsden Heights course was fog-bound. Roger Altham, Danny Murphy, Ian Singleton and John Duckett hope to begin their title tilt on Sunday.


Maximum effort


I Other high scores were recorded by J. Gallagher (14U),


NDIVIDUAL highlight of the week in the Ribble Valley Ladies' Darts League was a maximum 180 score by D. Morris.


K. Peel (137), A. Holden (123), J. Jones (120), L. Bond (115), B. Thornber, K. Peel, K. Johnson - all 114 - and C.


Tunaley (110). RESULTS First Division Legion A 6, Bay Horse 6; Craven A 5, Black Bull (OL) 7; Dog and


Partridge 11, Craven B 1; Catholic SC 9, Station 3. Second Division


Royal Oak 7, Kings Arms 5; Langho FC 9, Buck Inn 3. POINTS AND POSITIONS


First Division Dog and Partridge (81), Low Moor Club (78), Black Bull (76),


Craven A, Catholic SC, Legion A (all 69), Craven B (67), Bay Horses (59), Station (56).


Second Division


Langho FC (62)„ Royal Oak (60), Brown Cow (54), Biltington BC (52), Kings Arms (51), Legion B (50), Buck Inn (31).


UNNER Garry Wilkinson took the overall Lan­ cashire Cross Country individual title after finish­


Bay Horse B v White Horse B;


Brown Cow A..... 10 8 2 59 RBL C............... 10 7 3 59 Bay Horse A...... .» Craven Heifer..... 10 5 Pendle Witch..... 10 5 Three Millstones. 9 4 Black Horse....... 10 5 Pendle Hotel A.... 10 3 Hurst Green....... 8 3 De Lacy A.......... 9 2 Third Division P W


Starkies.............. 10 9


Horse Shoe B..... 10 8 Ultraframe......... 10 8 Royal Oak B...... 10 6


Black Bull.......... 10 5 Buck Wrinkleys... 10 5


BuckB................. 10 3 RBLB................. 10 2 Mangrove B....... 10 2


White Horse A.... 10 2 Fourth Division


RBL D .............. Castle B............... White Horse B....


10 10


Bridge___ Brown Cow B Waggon B.... Station Hotel Victoria....... Bay Horse B...... 10 New Inn B......... 10 - Ladies' Division


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“ Legion'Ladies.'.~.“ “ 9 5' Castle Ladies..... 10 5


Kings Arms A.... 10 8 Brown Cow........ 9 6


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A 4. Second Division HIW B 3, Coach and Horses B


4; Copy Nook 5, Wanderers 2; White Lion B 4, Craven Heifer B 3; Anchor B 0, Pendle Inn 7. DRAWS


' Captains' KO Semi-finals


Coach and Horses B; Anchor A v Copy Nook.


Singles KO • Quarter-finals Tuesday: A. Marsden (Ribbles­


dale Arms) v A. Johnson (Copy Nook); C. Whittaker (Coach and


-Horses A) v J. Drachenberg (Copy Nook); B. Jones (Pendle Hotel) v S. Mason (Coach and Horses A); C. Raw (Coach and Horses A) v G. Sharp (HIW A). TABLES


First Division p


-White Lion A............. 12 Pendle Hotel.............. 12 Three Rivers.............. J2 Buck (Grind)............. , ir~


HIW A...................... 12 Anchor A.................... 12 Coach and Horses A.... 12


“Ribb'dale Arms.......... . 12


Second Division P


— Coach and Horses Bv.?. - 1 2- -54 Copy Nook............... . 12 Wanderers.................. 11 HIW B..................... . 12 White Lion B........... .. 12


Pendle Inn................ . 12 Anchor B.................. . 11 Craven HeiferB......... . 12


A BUMPER 45 crews took part in the open­ ing round of the Northern Road Rally Cham­


superbly, with Pendle District Motor Club having three in the top 10.


Local crews were well represented, and performed .


pionships at Gargrave.


Ian Stansfield ran out of petrol in their Ford Cortina 1500.


The event, which started at the Anchor Inn, was hugely successful, and everyone is expected back next


However, top local historic crew David Whitaker and , T


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year. If anyone wants to join Pendle District Motor Club,


go along to their next meeting at Earby Cricket Club at


8 p.m. on Wednesday, February 25th. Alternatively send astamped and self-addressed


envelope to Pendle District Motor Club, 92 Albion Street, Burnley, BB11 4JS.


Valiant locals are made to struggle


Fleetwood 2nds .........41


Clilheroe..................... 16 STRENGTHENED by the inclusion of several first-team regulars, Fleet- wood second string proved too strong for valiant Clitheroe on Sat­


urday. While they won more


than their fair share of set piece ball, it was in loose play that the men from Lit- tlemoor were found wanti­


ng. With the late withdrawal


of Nick Hutchinson, Mick Stott made a rare but wel­ come appearance on the


wing. His spectacular tackling


along with the dynamic


running of centre Martin Briggs proved to be the


highlights for the backs. Otherwise the threequar-


ters were comprehensively outplayed by some robust, direct running from their leetwood counterparts. The forwards, once again,


dominated in the scrums, . pushing the opposing pack back yards at a time, with hooker Mike Wilyman stealing at least four Fleet- wood scrums. Nick Green, Martin


Wigley and back row Bob Wilkinson provided plenty of weight to each scrum­ mage. Unfortunatley, what-


Clitheroe gained in weight, they lost out in mobility in broken play. The first half was a close


affair with the lead Chang­ ing hands on three or four occasions. Three Malcolm Heanan


penalties, an exellent try by Declan O’Duffy pips the


Rugby S c e n e


now customary Heanan conversion all added togeth­ er to put Clitheroe 16-12 in front on the half-hour mark. A late try gave the lead


back to Fleetwood and the second half saw more of the


same. Clitheroe slowed dramat­


ically, the first half effort too much to continue, and the home side ran away to record a convincing victory. In another tough fixture,


Clitheroe travel to face Broughton this weekend. Weekend Teams


Clitheroe (v Broughton,


away, meet 12-45 p.m., kick-off 2-30 p.m.) A. Bur- rill, P. Parker, D. Watson, N. Hutchenson, A. Moorby, D. O’Duffy, M. Heanan, A. Thornber, M. Wilyman, J. Procter, M. Wigley, N.


Green, A. Nuttall, R. Holmes, B. Wilkinson, T.


Kitchen. Clitheroe 2nds (v


Garstang, home, meet 1-30 p.m., kick-off 2-30 p.m.) M. Allen, J. Breakell, D. Dav­ enport, T. Dubowski, D. Glover, S. Gretton, S. Hall, P. Isherwood, D. LAwson, E. Pickup, D. Tattersall, G. Williamson, S. Woodburn,


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