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Close fight for second place


■ H I L E t h e C l ith e ro e and District Snooker


L ea gu e F ir s t D iv is io n championship is virtually decided, the race for run­ ners-up sp o t is well and


truly on. Second-placed Catholic


SC B los t a tight match against Billington A, and are jo in ed on the same points by Low Moor A, who scraped a win against Billington B. Rimington A overcame


Talbot B to put themselves back in the reckoning. In the Second Division,


Waddington A enjoyed a big win at Catholic SC to lengthen their lead to 16 points. Pendle Club, big winners


against Downham, joined Clitheroe Conservative on


equal points in second. Rimington B’s win over


T a lb o t A keeps them in touch.


FIXTURES First Division


Billington A v Low Moor A;


Catholic SC B v Billington B; Chatburn A v Talbot B; Slaid- burn v Whalley Conservative;


RBL v Police. Second Division


Waddington B v Catholic SC A; Talbot A v Chatburn B; Clitheroe Conservative v Downham. Singles Quarter-Finals


Low Moor B v Waddington A;


(Tal); R. Alston (Cat) v S. Proc­ tor (Tal); S.:Duckworth (Cat) v


played by March 26th. Doubles Quarter-Finals


v S. and P.Traynor (LM); S. Wil- son and M. Ryan (Cat) v R.


N. Garner and S. Maher (RBL) J. Kelsall (Bil) v F. Whittaker


S n o o k e r S c e n e


Alston and S. Duckworth (Cat); P. Mercer and B. Hodgson (LM) v D. Cox and M. Riley (WC); T. Rydeheard and K. Garrett (Bil) v S. Tomlinson and M. Paul (Cht). To be played by March 26th. RESULTS


First Division Whalley Conservative 12 (464),


Legion 2 (357): S. Holden (6) 62, M. Peel (13) 64; M. Riley (5) 75, A. Burgess (-4) 38; J, Cross (21) 58, M. Graham (10) 57; J. Timperley (20) 104, E. Kenyon (22) 45; D. Cox (- 17) 69, N. Schofield (-4) 62; A. Riley (-8) 96, B.H. Sims (-14) 21. Low Moor A 8 (459), Billing­ ton B 6 (400): D. Ireland (24) 59,


C. Gorzella (26) 110; D. Dean (7) 60, J. Ainsworth (27) 66; P. Traynor (12) 99, J. Kelsall (17) 45; S. Thompson (21) 91, J. Flan­ nery (27) 53; M. Holmes (-16) 62, R. Ayres (21) 74; T. Henshaw (-7) 88,.Z. Mirkovic (27) 52. Billington A 8 (630), Catholic


B 6 (344): D. Wilson (-3) 100, S. Simpson (19) 35; T. Wilson (scratch) 37, M. Plant (9) 56; J. Gibson (-11) 80,1. Nash (-15) 22; T. Rydeheard (14) 78, T. Byrne (16) 64; N. Harris (-17) 55, M. Byrne (16) 80; P. Barker (14) 80,


I. Middleton (21) 87. Talbot B 6 (343), Rimington A


8 (360): S. Hayhurst (15) 82, J.


C. Gorzelia (Bil); S. Traynor Lund (25) 39; P. Whitaker (9) 59, (LM) v P. Mercer (LM). To be


S. Petty (13) 51; A. Dickinson (22) 47, K. Dowbiggin (-7) 71; S. Procter (23) 54, J. Thornton (21) 61; J. Procter (17) 38, M. Rhodes (20) 80; M. Robinson (11) 63, D. Calvert (21) 58.


Slaidburn 10 (365), Police 4


(304): B. Walker (15) 75, B. Brown (-3) 49; G. Parker (4) 52, D. Allen (10) 41; E. Rigby (6) 56, F. Booth (13) 63; W. Robinson (18) 62, P. Atkinson (23) 52; T. Robinson (18) 53, J. Griffiths (16) 57; D. Cowking (6) 62,1. Hartley (19) 42. Second Division


Catholic A 2 (319), Wadding­


ton A 12 (420): S. Smith (19) 69, B. Waddington (-17) 62; T. Ban­ nister (21) 43, J. Wooff (18) 62; A. Scott (26) 47, D. Haig (14) 91; S. Wilson (14) 56, D. Nelson (-3) 75; D. Southwell (18) 53, T. Makin- son (7) 64; T. Gudgeon (25) 51, R. Cowking (11) 66. Pendle Club 10 (447), Down­


ham 4 (386): J. Nedeljkovic (25) 76, P. Walmsley (26) 96; D. Grant (19) 84, D. Hart (21) 43; M. Roberts (16) 84, D. Walmsley (20) 68; B. Conchie (4) 84, S. Turner (21) 55; F. Watson (14) 49, C. Aspinall (10) 82; P. Clegg (21) 70, P. Parker (8) 42. Rimington B 10 (428), Talbot A


4 (349): P. Hobson (21) 69, S. Cook- son (12) 40; D.A. Seed (27) 94, S. Procter (11) 34; J. Lund Jnr (18) 49, A. Cookson (14) 72; R. Bolland (12) 57, R. Procter (8) 82; G. Naylor (20) 77, F. Whitaker (13) 72; P. Winckley (20) 82, P. Procter (20) 49. Waddington B 12 (440), Low


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WO canoeists from Clitheroe Scouts paddled their was to notable scalps on the River Tay in


Scotland. Jonathan also came second in the Under 16 category . , TT , , . David Roberts (14) won the British Canoe Union Divi­


sion B race while Jonathan S ch o f ie ld (13) claimed first place in the Division A race of the Wild Water Racing Under 14category.


and was awarded the Under 14 National Champions Cup. Jon Royle overcame jet lag to finish sixth and eighth


overall in the adult competition. Jon, of course, has recently returned from New Zealand


after competing with the British Team for the wild water racing World Cup.


Jon did well against the British squad m the sprints but , . , . .


the team were eclipsed by the French and Germans, and J o n h a d to br content with 32nd place overall.


ON HIS WAY: Jonathan Schofield on his way to success on his way to success on the River Tay.


Kings victorious in crucial clash


C on s t itu t ion a l C lu b to give their hopes o f win­ ning the Cl ithe ro e P o o l League Premier Division a


K B. Elsewhere, Leg ion A


hammered b o t tom side Waggon and Horses 13-1. White Hart continue to


Moor B 2 (381): I. Jackson (27) 73, E Berry (23) 51; E. Houghton (23) 77, B. Sterling (22) 52; T. Walmsley (20) 84, G. Tyler (23) 62; I. Hother- sall (27) 67, S. Jones (22) 58; J. Davies (25) 87, P. Mercer (22) 77; G. Laxton (27) 52, S. Mercer (22) 81. POINTS AND POSITIONS First Division


2, Catholic SC B 134; 3, Low Moor A 134; 4, Rimington A 132; 5, Billington A 122; 6, Chatburn A 116; 7, Slaidburn 116; 8, Talbot B 112; 9, RBL 108; 10, Billington B 90; 11, Police 88. Second Division


1, Whalley Conservative 164;


1, Waddington A 140; 2, Clitheroe Conservative 124; 3, Pendle Club 124; 4, Rimington B 122; 5, Chatburn B 116; 6, Low Moor B 111; 7, Talbot A 96; 8, Waddington B 90; 9, Catholic SC A 87; 10, Downham 80.


run away with the First Division after a 5-2 win over third-placed New Inn A, although their lead was cut by a point to 27 after Dog Inn won 6-1 at White Lion. In the Second Division,


the top two both won 6-1. Brown Cow A beat Black Horse, while Legion C beat


Pendle Hotel A. The gap at the top


remains a single point, with Bay Horse A losing ground after a 4-3 reversal against


Hurst Green. Third Division leaders


Starkies Fun Bar, and sec­ ond-placed Ultraframe both enjoyed whitewash wins,


huge boost. Kings won 9-5 to stretch


their lead to 13 points, with Dog and Partridge A taking over in second spot after a 10-4 win over Kings Arms


IN G S A rm s A won their crucial c la sh w ith R e a d


beating Legion B and Black Bull respectively. But Starkies lead by 12 points. Legion D continue to lead


the way in the Fourth Divi­ sion, recovering from last week's loss to beat Waggon and Horses B 6-1. Second-placed Castle B


are seven points adrift after a similar victory over Sta­ tion Hotel.


Premier Division RESULTS Royal Oak A 4, Whalley Arms


10; Kings Arms A 9, Read Consti- tional 5; Buck A 5, Higher Buck 9; Royal British Legion A 13, Waggon and Horses A 1; Dog and Partridge A 10, Kings Arms B 4;


Castle A bye. First Division


White Hart 5, New Inn A 2;


Pendle Hotel B 3, De Lacy B 4; Stork Hotel 5, Mangrove A 2; White Lion 1, Dog Inn 6; Horse Shoe A 4, Dog and Partridge B 3. Second Division


Bay Horse A 3, Hurst Green 4;


Black Horse 1, Brown Cow A 6; De Lacy A 3, Pendle Witch 4; Royal British Legion C 6, Pendle Hotel A 1; Three Millstones 6, Craven Heifer 1. Third Division


Ultraframe 7; Black Bull 0, Starkies Fun Bar 7; White Horse A 2, Horse Shoe B 5; Buck B 6, Royal Oak B 1; Mangrove B 4, Buck Wrinkleys 3. Fourth Division


New Inn B 7, Bay Horse B 0;


Bridge 5, White Horse B 2; Castle B 6, Station Hotel 1; Brown Cow B 2, Victoria 5; Waggon and Horses B 1, Royal British Legion


D 6.


Tonight’s Fixtures Premier Division


Kings Arms B v Whalley


Arms; Royal Oak A v Kings Arms A; Castle A v Buck A; Read Con­ stitutional v Higher Buck; Wag­ gon and Horses A v Dog and Par­ tridge A; Royal British Legion bye.


First Division New Inn A v Stork Hotel; De


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


Hurst Green v De Lacy A;


Brown Cow A v Bay Horse A; Craven Heifer v Black Horse; Pendle Witch v Royal British Legion C; Pendle Hotel A v Three Millstones. Third Division


Ultraframe v White Horse A;


Lancaster. Competing in the Over 16s catego­


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qualifying time in the process. He also swam a national qualifying time in the 200m backstroke, and was


second in the 100m front crawl. Mark Leeming (14) notched five


personal bests, in the 100m butterfly, 100m breaststroke, 100 backstroke,


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CLUBS SNOOKER AND DOMINOES


LEAGUE Snooker League P W L P


Oswaldtwistle A . 21 15 6 90


Whalley A ........ 22 U 8 86 Baxenden A...... 21 12 9 84 Oswaldtwistle B . 22 11 11 §2


Rishton B......... 22 Whalley B ........ 21 Baxenden h ...... 2\ Clayton A ........ 20


Read............... 21 Clitheroe A ....... 21 Clayton B ........ 21


CihhetocB....... 20


Rishton A......... 21 Dominoes League P


Oswaldtwistto A . 21


Whatley ........... 22 Rishton A......... 21 Oswaldtwistle B . 22 Baxenden B...... 21 Clitheroe A....... 21 Baxenden A...... 21 Clitheroe B....... 20 Whalley B ........ 21 Clayton A ........ 20 Rishton B......... 22 Read................ 21 Clayton B ........ 21


12 72 9 69


I 13 61


13 68 14 63 11 62


11168 10 167 9167 9 162 9162


L P 6 181


11 68


Dolphins meet with more success C


[L ITH E R O E Dolphins met ’ w ith success in the N o r th Lancashire com p e t it ion at


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100m front crawl and 200m front crawl, and was also fourth in the 200m breaststroke and runner-up in the


200m backstroke. Paul Jaggs (13) earned personal


bests in the 100m backstroke and 100m front crawl, while James Moody(Over 16) was second in both


Good ran ends Clitheroe RUFC .................................................................- 6


Thornton C leveleys .....................................................••••■'* C L ITH E RO E ’S fine run of form came to an abrupt end at Littlemoor as Thornton Cleveleys came, saw and conquered to return home with the two league


points on offer. Despite a near monopoly of both possession and territorial . .. . ,


advantage, the locals were unable to convert pressure into points. Wave after wave of attacks crashed against the sold rock-like defence of the visiting team. For once the forwards, led by the gallant Roger Holmes,


met their match in the Thornton pack. Since the turn of the year, the Clitheroe pack have dominated their opponents m all


aspects of play and, in the process, they have laid the founda­ tions for victory after victory. Unfortunately that was not the


case on this occasion. With the forwards cancelling each other out, it was left to


the hacks to make the necessary breaks. F\y-ha\t Decian O’Duffy did this on more than one occasion, only for the sup­


port to be lacking. Winger Andrew Moorby was unlucky to be ankle-tapped , , , , . ,


on one of the few occasions he rounded his man. Scrum-half Malcolm Heanan and O’Duffy shared the


12 161 7 155


points with a penalty apiece. Thornton claimed the only try on a rare excurison into the Clitheroe half and completed the soring with three long-range penalties. Weekend Team: Clitheroe (tomorrow, meet 1-30 p.m.)


12 152 9149


15 132


16 145 12 144


From: A. Moorby, C. Bosonnett, N. Hutchenson, P. Parker, D. O’Duffy, M. Heanan, A. Thornber, J. Procter, N. Green, P. Procter, A. Nuttall, R. Holmes, D. Tattersall, D. Glover, D. Davenport, T. Dubowski, M. Chambers, P. Isherwood.


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Mixed fortunes for local golfers for Clitheroe


.golfers in the opening round of the


IXED fortunes p


Sunningdale Foursomes on Tuesday. Stuart and Kim Andrew defeated G. Croxton and A. Hare (Cold Ashby) 2 and


Skipton LMS .......... 1 Clitheroe United . . 3 D E S P I T E g o i n g behind to an early goal, United recovered to win


well. The locals were slow to


get going, and Skipton punished a defensive mis­ take to take the lead. This woke Clitheroe up


and they began to get their passing game going. Midway through the


half Parkinson lashed in the equaliser. This relaxed United,


and LMS went into the break lucky to be level. Clitheroe came out hy­


ing on all cylinders. Several chances were


squandered in the first 20 minutes, before the ever- aware R i le y put the locals ahead. He caught the keeper


o f f the line with a 25- yard volley into the top right-hand corner. There was a scare for


1 on the New Course. But Paul Dwyer and Grant Hamerton


(Manchester) lost 3 and 2 against A. Boat­ man (Royal WorJington) and C. Manson (Sunningdale) on Old Course.


United when Hodgkin- son gave away a penalty, but the kick was placed wide. Towards the end, man-


of-the-match Parkinson grabbed his second to fin­ ish Skipton off.


Starkies Fun Bar v Royal British Legion B; Buck Wrinkleys v Black Bull; Horse Shoe B v Buck B; Royal Oak B v Mangrove B. Fourth Division


Bay Horse B v Brown Cow B;


the 50m and 100m breaststroke. Mark Jaggs (11) was third in the


100m breaststroke in a personal best, and he also swam a PB in the 100


front crawl. Guy Isherwood (12) knocked 12


seconds off his 100m backstroke best, and also beat his PB in the 100m front


crawl. Megan Phillip (10) beat his previ­


ous best time in the 50m front crawl. SPLASH H ITS: Clitheroe D o l­


phins celebrate their recetn successes at Ribblesdale Pool. (130399/12/13)


White Horse B v New Inn B; RBL D v Bridge; Victoria v Cas­ tle B; Station Hotel v Waggon and Horses B. Tuesday


Ladies' Challenge Cup First Round Second Leg


Kings Arms A v De Lacy B; De Lacy A v Castle; Brown Cow v


Legion; Kings Arms B bye. TABLES


Premier Division


Kings A......... 14 13 0 1 149 Dog A............ 15 10 1 4 136 Read Con....... 15 12 0 3 134 RBL A........... 15 8 1 5 127 Whalley Arms.. 15 7 2 6 107 Buck A.......... 14 7 1 6 97 Royal Oak A.... 15 5 1 9 84 Higher Buck.... 14 4 2 8 82 Castle A........., 14 3 4 7 80 Kings Arms B . 15 2 0 13 64 Waggon A...... IS 1 2 12 60 First Division P W L P


P W D L P Royal British Legion B 0,


White Hart....... 14 14 0 102 Dog Inn............ 14 9 5 77 New Inn A........ 14 8 6 68 Stork Hotel....... 14 7 7 64 Horse Shoe A..... 13 7 6 60 Dog B.............. 14 6 S 58 Pendle Hotel B.... 14 6 8 56 De Lacy B......... 13 7 6 52 Mangrove A...... 14 4 10 51 White Lion........ 14 1 13 32


RBL C.............. 14 10 4 83 Bay Horse A...... U 10 4 77 Three LiiMstones. \3 7 6 64 Hurst Green...... 13 6 7 60


Brown Cow A....


Second Division P W L P It 11 3 81


Pendle Witch..... 11 7 7 58 Black Horse...... 14


7 7 55


UeUeyA......... U 4 \0 49 Craven Hcilcr..... 44 6 8 46 Pendle Hotel A.... 14 3 11 46 Third Division P W L P


Starves............. U U 1 % UUrafnvme........ U \0 4 S3


Horse Shoe B..... 13 ID 3 81 Buck B................


Buck Wrinkleys,,, 14 7 7 59 Royal Oak B...... I t 7 7 58 Black Butt......... 13 6 7 51 Mangrove B...... 14 3 11 46 White Horse A,... 14 4 10 44 RBLB................ 14 2 12 40 Fourth Division


14 7 7 64


R B L D ............. 14 U 3 86 Castle B ...... ..... U 9 5 79 Bridge.............. 14 9 5 72 White Horse II.... 14 8 6 7i Brown Cow B..... 14 7 7 63 \Vag*onB,.,........ U 7 7 67 Victoria........... 13 6 8 bil Station Hotel..... 14 6 9 50 New Inn D........ 13 4 9 46 Bit)’ Horse 1)


P W L P 14 4 10 44


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