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Akzo............... 11 Langho........... 14 Gt H'wood Rvrs 16 St Joseph's...... 11 Rishton Utd.... 14 Clitheroe Wolves 15 Stanhill........... 14 Ossy Villa....... 11 W'shire Wndrs. 11 Newchurch...... 14 Under 12 Red


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Wolves back in action with a goal-gorged display ■R!


FT ER a two-month lay-off, Clitheroe Wolves Under 11s


Brunlea. Wolves' defence was solid, and Gino


Peregrine in particular set up numerous attacks with his excellent distribution. Jake Chadwick scored the first and


added a second-half hat-trick, while Marcus Pratt, Liam Gidlow and Jack Fielding (2) completed the scoring. Thomas Hibble was reliable as always in goal, and one save late in the game


was worthy of note. Clitheroe Wolves Under 10s dropped


their first points of the season when they were held to a 1-1 draw by Colne


Clarets. Colne went ahead early on, but a fine


solo effort from Robert Lloyd just before


half-time earned a point. The second half saw chances at both


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RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES' DARTS


WINTER LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Black Bull Old (Langho) 9,


Bay Horse 3; Station 1, Low Moor 11; Craven B 7, Craven A 5; Dog and Partridge 7, RBL A 5. Second Division


Kings Arms 5, Billington BC 7;


RBL B 7, Brown Cow 5; Buck Inn 1, Royal Oak 11. e Starkies disbanded - all points


deducted. High Scores 140 - D. Stevenson; 136 - A.


Wardleworth; 134 - D. Brown, C. Ilampson; 133 - K. Peel; 131 - R. Dewhurst; 121 - M. Northover; 120 - L. Astin, J. Secdle; 117 - D. Baker; 114 finish - K. Johnson; 107 -T. Meyler; 102 - J. Scedie; 108


- K. Johnson; 104 finish - E. Jung- bluth; 101 - P. Waring; 100 - E. Jungbluth, S. Passmore, D. Stevenson, L. Waring, J. Cunliffe. Points and Positions First Division


2, Low Moor 62; 3, Dog and Par­ tridge 61; 4, Craven B 59; 5, Craven A 50; 6, RBL A 50; 7, CSC 47; 8, Bay Horse 44; 9, Station 42. Second Division


1, Black Bull Old (Langho) 65;


1, LFC 54; 2, Royal Oak 49; 3, RBL B 43; 4, Brown Cow 40; 5,


BBC 39; 6, Kings 38; 7, Buck 28. SELECTED TEAMS Football Saturday


Chatburn (v Earby Town,


home, meet ground 1-30 p.m.) Craig, Heanan, Bibby, Lawson, Bretherton, Bradshaw, Clarkson, Braithwaite, Cliffe, Young, King, Rimmer, A. Booth. Rugby


Clitheroe (v Bumage, away, meet


12-30 p.m.) A. Burrili, P. Parker, N. Ilutchcnson, D. Watson, A. Moor- by, D, O’Duffy, M. Heanan, A. Thomber, M. Wilyman, J. Proctor, N. Green, B. Wilkinson, A. Nuttall, R. Holmes, T. Hitchen. Subs: P. Barnes, M. Briggs. Clitheroc 2nds (v Bumage, homo,


meet 1-30 p.m.) From: M. Allen, C. Bossonnet, J. Breakell, M. Cham­ bers, D. Davenport, T. Dubowski, D. FMelding, G. Giles, D. Glover, S. Gretton, S. Hall, P. Isherwood, D. Lawson, G. Meadows, E. Pickup, B. Platt, P. Procter, B. Stansficld, C. Scott, D. Tattersall, G. Williamson.


ends, but to no avail. Stewart Trotter was man-of-the-


match.The Under 8s beat Foulri dge Minors 7-1 with a hat-trick each for Ben Frank- land and Matthew Winckley, and one from James Tootle. Ciaron Barton was star man, while


Dominic Smith was outstanding. The Under 12s in the Accrington


League produced another outstanding display to earn another comfortable win. The 12-2 victory over Stanhill Lions


was their first game for five weeks, but they showed they had lost none of their touch in front of goal. Second-half hero Daniel Sharpies,


and Tom Blocked to seal the final result. EADSTONE United Under 10s had an excellent result when th e y too k on Ju n io r


a i iu l u u i


Clarets on Sunday. Goals from Martin Pollard (2), Chris


' Fulledge Colts. Jamie Bury scored both goals and Elliot Artingstall was man-of-


the-match in the Under 9s 2-0 defeat


against Fulledge Colts. The Under Us enjoyed a thrilling 3-3


draw with Borrowdale United. John Thompson scored a hat-trick


with Benjamin Heap being named man- of-the-match. The Under 14s from the Burnley


League beat Milltown Wanderers 4-2. Goals came from Adam Nuttall and a


hat-trick from Michael Cant. T h e Under 15s g ot back to winning


w ay s w i th a 4-1 v ic to ry over W h i te


Horse Colts. Andrew Bennett (3) and Robert


Simpson got the goals and Oliver Clarke was man-of-the-match.


WciS lUcHiUl


Padiham Youth 3-2. The cup game, which was already


w *


who smashed four goals home in the last 45 minutes, earned the man-of-the-


match award. There were two goals each for Jack


Dearden, Martin Greatorex, Ed Carter


weeks behind schedule, was an even and, at times, bad tempered affair. Jamie Barnes opened the scoring for


Whalley, before Padiham pulled one back. Mark Langley put Whalley back in


front only for Padiham to equalise yet again with just five minutes to spare.


HALLEY Under 14s pro­ d u c ed


th e c lu b ’s b e s t result on Sunday beating


Holt, Eddie Rajski and man-of-the- match Scott Wilkinson gave United a 5- 0 victory. The Under 8s were beaten 5-2 by


the-match. Keiran Laycock was named man-of-


Wynn Cup takes place on Sunday, May 9th, and the draw is: Bradley v Upper


Wharfedale; Thornton v Embsay; Carleton v James Nelson's; Oakworth v Cop- wling; Airedale v Sutton;


Glusburn v Ingrow St John's; S kipton Church Ins titute v Pendle Forest; Haworth West End v Gar- grave; Barrowford v Conon- ley; Foulridge v Keighley Technical College; Bamoldswick thirds v Long Lee; Haworth v Chatburn. The Cowling Cup takes


place the following week and the draw is: Long Lee v Haworth;


Foulridge v Keighley Tech­ nical College; Airedale v Sutton; Chatbum v Ingrow St John's; Oakworth v Skip- ton Church Institute; Emb­ say v Carleton; Upper Wharfedale v Pendle Forest seconds; Gargrave v James


Nelson's; Pendle Fores t thirds v Cononley; Haworth West End v Cowling; Thornton v Bradley; Glus- bum v Barrowford. There is one major rule


change for the new season. In games where the start is delayed by the weather, two overs will be deducted from the maximum 90 for every six minutes lo s t then shared equally between the two sides. The minimum number of overs in such a game will be 25 per side. ® C h a tb u rn C r ic k e t


Club’s annual meeting will beheld on Sunday. The venue is the Brown Cow Hotel in Chatburn and


the meeting will start at 7- 30 p.m. All existing members and


players are reques ted to attend and any new players would be welcome. O THE annual meeting of the Clitheroe and District Midweek Cricket League will be held at the Waggon and Horses a t 7-30 p.m. oh Monday. All teams intending to to


compete during the forth­ coming season must be rep­ resented. If any new teams are con­


sidering joining, fu r th e r d etai ls may be o btained from secretary Fred Booth (01200 424767).


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SEVEN-GOAL CHATBURN STAY IN THE PROMOTION HUNT


R o c k R o v e r s ...............................0 Bradshaw then crossed from the C h a tb u rn


...............7 by-line for Young to head home the


CHATBURN travelled to Traw- den to tak e on E a s t Lancashire Football League Second Division opponents Rock Rovers in a cold and intimidating atmosphere on S a tu rd a y a n d , to th e i r c re d i t , came back with a comprehensive


victory. The first goal came after Brad­


shaw controlled a difficult ball and b e a t the keeper a fte r good work from Braithwaite and Heanan.


second. Young then beat the keeper a t the


far post to make it 3-0 before Brad­ shaw out-paced the Rock defence to score his second and Chatburn’s fourth.


Missed chances At half-time 4-0 looks like a good


scoreline, but chances were missed by Chatburn and the score should have been much higher. With the wind a t their backs in


the second half C ha tb u rn were never in danger of losing the game, and their back-four were never over­ stretched. Bradshaw gave several Rock


defenders a lesson in the a rt of the nutmeg, before crashing home a fine right foot effort to make it 5-0 soon after the break and complete his hat-trick. Clarkson scored the sixth before substitute Booth netted the seventh


to complete the scoring. The three points keep Chatbum in the top two of the title race.


Extra-time looked on the cards before


a David Mercer free-kick was converted by Barnes to put Whalley into the next


round. Michael Thompson was voted Whal-


ley’s man-of-the-match. The Under U s played some excellent


football and should have taken the points against Huncoat. But they had to settle for a 0-0 draw despite a good performance from Jon


Brooks. The Under 10 Tigers were beaten 4-1


by top-of-the-table Langho. At 3-0 down at half-time, Whalley


came back in the second half a got a goal through Joe Roberts. Aaron Catchpole was named man-of-the-match. The Arrows Under 10s were beaten 1-


0 by visiting Blackburn Eagles. Michael Dilworth was outstanding in Whalley’s goal and made four first-class


saves. The Under 12s took to the field


against Blackburn Boys with an under­ strength side and performed well despite


losing 7-2. Jason Donahoe and Ryan Rigby got


the goals and there were gallant defen­ sive performances from Chris Brewer, Scott Stanworth and Ben Dearden all played well. Joel Beckett was named man-of-the-match. The Under 13s also had to field an


under-strength side when they took on West End and lost 4-2. They put up a spirited team perfor­


mance with goals from Jamie Enfer and Terry Fothergill. Robert Dew was named man-of-the-match. The Under 15s competed well in their


visit to Rossendale Valley but were 2-0 down by half-time and finished up losing 6- 0. Daniel Johnson was Whalley’s man- of-the-match.


De Lacy beat the weather


a l F o o tb a l l L e ag u e on Sunday. De Lacy drew their home


Ji


match with the Plough 1-1. Each sides get two points


from the match, which was classed as a double-header. Any sides who have not


played each other already this season will now play ju s t one game with six points a t stake. The system has been


introduced in a bid to reduce the fixture conges­ tion which has built up over


Close finish on the cards


tr ic t D a r ts League and a close finish is forecast. At the top of the F ir s t


O


Division, The Dog and Kings Arms are separated by four points, while the gap is ju s t two points between Judge Walmesley and Mangrove in the Sec­ ond Division - and the pair have yet to play each other. The Third Division sees


Brown Cow A looking set for promotion, with three other teams battling it out for second place. To date, 45 maximums


have been recorded, and the highest checkouts are: 115 - C. Simpson (Second Divi­ sion), 141 - I. Ford (Third Division).


First Division RESULTS Kings Arms A 5, Pendle Inn 3;


Billington Band Club A 5, Craven Heifer A 3; The Dog 7, Black Horse 1.


Second Division Craven Heifer B 6, Black Bull


NLY three match­ es rem a in in th e Clitheroe and Dis­


2; Pendle Witch 3, Swan with 2 Necks 5; Judge Walmesiey 6, Bay Horse 3; Bridge Inn 4, Mangrove


4. Third Division Horseshoe 5, Billinglon Band


Club B 3; Craven Heifer C 1, New Inn 7; Starkies 2, Petre 6; Brown Cow B 3, Brown Cow A 5. TABLES


The Dog......... 9 7 1 1 G5 Kings Arms..... 9 7 0 2 Gl Royal Oak....... 9 5 1 3 49 Craven Hfr A... 10 3 2 5 43 Black Horse.... 9 3 0 G 36 Pendle Inn...... 9 3 0 G 36 B'ton BC A..... 9 2 0 7 29 Second Division


First Division P w D L P


Judge Walmcslcy 10 G 2 2 63 Mangrove....... 10 5 4 1 61 Swan............... 11 2 G 3 54 Craven Hfr B... 11 5 2 4 51 Bridge Inn...... 11 3 3 5 52 Bay Horse....... 11 3 3 5 51 Black Bull....... 11 3 3 5 48 Pendle Witch... 11 3 3 5 47 Third Division


1> w D L P


Brown Cow A... 11 7 3 1 70 Craven Hfr C... 11 5 4 2 62 Brown Cow B... 11 4 5 2 G New Inn.......... 11 4 2 5 59


P W D L P O


B'lon BC B..... 11 4 1 3 57 Horseshoe....... 11 1 3 1 51 Pclre Arms...... 11 1 5 5 44 Starkics Arms.. 11 0 4 7 37


UST one Ribble Val­ ley side managed a game in the Memori­


the winter. The only other game in


the league th is week saw Crown Scaffold beat Wool- pack 6-1 in the Second Division. Sunday sees a local derby


in the Third Division when Brown Cow tak e on Clitheroe Legion a t Roe- field. The match gains extra


spice from the fact that six points will be on offer to


winning teams. RESULTS


First Division


De Lacy 1, Plough 1. SUNDAY’S FIXTURES First Division


Apex v Swan at Whalley


(Wilsons, for six points); Accring­ ton Sports v Judge Walmesley (Wilsons, for three points); De Lacy - no game. Second Division


Ossy Hotspur v Calderstones


(Bullough Park, for six points). Third Division


Brown Cow v Legion (Rocfield,


for six points) TABLES


Heyslnn......... 10 DeLacy.......... 12 Acc Sports...... 10 Swan at Whalley 9 Judge Walmesley 12 Plough Inn...... 11 Stanhill Lions... 8 Rishton Arms... 7 Holebouse....... 8 Clarence.......... 8 Apex............... 8


Royal Hotel.... 7 7 0 0 21 Queens E'gate.. 7 6 0 1 18


Second Division P w D L Pts


w D L Pts Lomax............


Woolpack........ 10 5 0 5 15 Brownhill Arms 8 4 1 3 13 EH Football.... 6 4 0 2 12 Little Crown.... 8 2 3 3 9 Ossy Rvrs....... 6 2 1 3 7 Ossy Hotspur... 7 1 2 4 5 Crown Scaff.... 11 1 3 7 6 Calderstones.... 6 1 0 5 3 Third Division w


5 1 3 16 Legion............ 9 6 0 4 4 1G B’burn BH...... 9 5 3


1 3 19 Brown Cow..... 9 7 1 3 2 18 Alma............... 8 7 0


p 8


7


D 1


5 2 4 17 Ossy Ref......... 10 3 3 3 3 t 12 Tinker k Budget 12 3 0 2 1 4 7 United SC....... 9 3 1 1 2 5 5 Woodnook....... 11 2 1 0 •t 4 4 Wilpshire BH... 9 2 0 1 1 G 4 LS Roofing..... 9 2 0


H U 'S I t-


of th e R oefield L eisure Centre Five-A-Side Foot­ b a l l L e ag u e c o n t in u e d with a 4-1 win over Bow-


run extended D


land Strollers. I t was far from unlucky


13 for the leaders as they maintained th e ir perfect


record. Second-placed Unathleti-


co Sausage beat third- placed Buck Rovers 3-1, while Wan­ derers won by the odd goal in seven against New Inn. Jedi K n ig hts used th e


force to beat Spitting Pig 7- 2, and Audley Allstars beat Rag Legs United in a seven-


goal thriller. RESULTS


Sausage 3; Audley Allstars 4, Rag Legs Utd 3; New Inn 3, Wander­ ers 4; Jedi Knights 7, Spitting Pig 2; Dream Team 4, Boxvland Strollers 1; Parkers Arms 6, Real Bladdered 2. FIXTURES


Buck Rovers l.Unathletico 9 a.m. - New Inn v Jedi


Knights; 9-50 a.m. - Spitting Pig v Rowland Strollers; 10-40 a.m. - Dream Warn v Parkers Arms; 11- 30 a.m. - Buck Rovers v Audley Allsbirs; 12-20 p.m. - Unathlctico Sausage v Rag Legs Utd; 1-10 p.m. - Wanderers v Real Bladdcred.


R E A M T e a m ’ s dream run a t the top


Rackets Club as all five of their squash teams won. And three of them com­


clean sweep I


pleted whitewash victories against their opponents. Men


Hicks 1, v Markland Hill,


away, won 5-0: Nigel Willis 3- 0, Rob Allen 3-2, Stuart War- dle 3-0, Nigel Hill 3-0, Ray Dryden 3-1. Hicks 2, v Blackburn


Northern, axvay, won 5-0: Robert Fielding 3-0, Dave Matthews 3-0, Neil Catter- mole 3-0, John Barber 3-1, Sharon Willis 3-2. Hicks 3, v Blackburn


Northern 2, won 3-2: Brian Hayward 0-3, John Meadows 3-1, Tony Walmsley 3-2, Henry Farrar 3-0, Dave Wal­ ters 2-3. Hicks 4, v Bamford 3,


home, won 4-1: Dave McKen­ zie 3-1, Andy Miller 3-0, Adri­ an Yates 3-0, Dave Hilley 1-3, Larry Crouch 3-0. Ladies


Hicks 2, v Fulwood, home,


won 5-0: Marie Bennett 3-2, Mary Brass 3-0, Marjorie Brass 3-1, Lynsey Trotter 3- 0, Jean Hutchinson 3-0.


9 L Pts


T was a clean sxveep for H ic k s H e a l th an d


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