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HE situation at the head o f th e F ir s t D iv is io n o f the


C l ith e ro e and D is t r i c t Snooker League remains


the same as last week. The top two, Whalley Con­


servative and Rimington A, both took 10 points from their matches with Talbot B and Billington B respectively. Third-placed Slaidburn lost


ground when they narrowly lost at home to Low Moor A. At the foot of the table the


bottom four are beginning to fall away from the rest. It is still nip and tuck at the top of the Second Divi­


sion. Rimington B are on top of


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the pile by the narrowest pos­ sible margin, but there are four other clubs within four


points of the leaders. RESULTS


Firsl Division Billington B 4 (400), Riming­


ton A 10 (422): J. Flannery (27) 83, S. Petty (13) 80; J. Ainsworth (27) 83, J. Lund (25 ) 84; J. Whit- ford (21) 63, M. Rhodes (20) 45; C. Gorzella (26) 63, D. Calvert (21) 68; R. Ayres (21) 65, IC. Dowbiggin (-7) 79; J. Wilkinson (15) 43, A. Robinson (27) GO. Chatburn 8 (421), Billington 6


214 Si 5 d o o r ; Nightfire red, R.D.S. radio cassette, power steering. electric sumooraml windows, remote lo ck in g .................................... 218 iS 3 do o r ; Niglitfirc rcd,3,3DO miles, power steering, electric sunroof and windows, remote locking, port leather trim, alloy wheels,


fog lamps, abs brakes............................................................................................................................................................. 620 Si Kinversatui Bronze. 850 miles, air conditioning,alloy wheels, twin airbag, abs brakes.snnrnnf.6 CD player........................................


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1998 (R ) RO VE R 220 SDi 3 d o o r ; Hawaiian Blue metallic, our own demonstrator, 2.0 litre, intercooled turbo diesel, power steering, electric sunroof, remote central locking,


extras include alloy wheels, anti lock brakes and electric mirrors...........................................................................,£10,995 1998 (R ) RO V E R 100 Ascot SE 5 d o o r ; Hawaiian Blue, 7,000 miles, 1 owner, remote locking, sunroof, radio cassctte.,£5995 1997 (R) ROVE R 220 DS 3 d o o r ; Tahiti Blue. 7,000 miles, 2 litre turbo diesel,power steering, central locking, alloy wheels. Group 5 Insurance..................................................£9295


1996 (N) ROVER 820i 4 d o o r ; l’earl British Racing Green, 25,800 miles,power steering, electric windows, remote locking, ABS brakes, twin airbags .............................................................£1995 1995 (M) ROVER 620i 4 d o o r ; Nightfire Red, 42,0110 miles. Primrose Garage I" 1 owner, Primrose service history, power steering, central locking, su n r o o f .................................. £6995 1996 (P) ROVER 420 SLi 4 d o o r ; Tahiti Blue pearlescent.


30.000 miles, 1 private owner from new, sold and serviced by Primrose, power steering, a.b.s. brakes, alloys, remote central locking, drivers and passenger air bags, fog lamps electric sunroof and windows, height adjustable drivers seat £8995 1996 (P) ROVE R 420 SDi 5 d o o r ; Kingfisher Blue, 28,1100 miles, superb diesel performance, power steering, electric sunroof and windows, remote locking, RDS radio cassette. full service history ........................................................................ £8995 1996 (N) ROVE R 416S1 4 d o o r (New mode l ); Charcoal C.rev, 28.000 miles, power steering, alloy wheels, electric windows, remote central locking, electric sunroof, fog lights, ABS brakes......................................................................................£7450 1993 (L) ROVER 416 SLi 4 d o o r ; Ocean Blue, 46,000 miles, central locking.power steering, electric Irom windows . . . ,£4375 1997 (P) ROVE R 220 SDi 5 d o o r ; Metallic British Racing Green. 18.300 miles, power steering, remote central locking, alarm and immobiliser, 2.0 litre, intercooled turbo diesel, economy ami performance, 3 rear diagonal seat belts, electric tilt and slide sunroof, one owner from n e w ..........................................£7475 1996 (P) RO VE R 214i 3 d o o r ; Flame red, 23,000 miles, power steering, driver's airbag, radio cassette, one owner . . £ 7 3 9 5 1993 (L) ROVER 216 GSi 5 d o o r ; British Racing Green, 46,800 miles, power steering, electric sunroof and from windows. 1 owmer from new .........................................................................£4675 1992 (K) ROVE R 214 Si 5 d o o r ; Polar silver, 46,000 miles, 2 owners, service history, central locking, radio cassette ------£3475 1990 (H) ROVER 214Si 5 d o o r ; Oyster beige, 67,850 miles, power steering, electric sunroof.eentr.il locking. excellent condition .......................................................................£2650


1998 (R) ROVER 211 I 3 d o o r ; Nightfire Red, 2000 miles, 1.1K series engine, multi point injection, central locking, driver's air bag, power steering. Group 3 Insurance ................ /]8595 1997 (R) ROVER 114 GSi 5 d o o r ; Flame Red, 2,000 miles, top o f the range luxury, specification inc. remote locking, sunroof & electric windows. Group 5 Insurance.................................... ^<>475


1998 (R) ROVER 100 Ascot 3 d o o r , hawain blue, 1000 miles, 1 owner, 5 speed, radio cassette, alarm/immobiliser ..............^J5650


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.£12,750 .£14,495


(302): G. Clark (15) 78, N. Harris (-17) 52; G. Simkin (-17) 74, D. Wilson (-3) 47; P. Clarke (-17) 54, T. Wilson (56) 62; P. Craig (3) 51, D. Barker (14) 74; S. Harrison (0) 62, P. Conchie (17) 72; A. Brad­ shaw (14) 102, D. Flynn (27) 58. Royal British Legion 8 (362),


Catholic B 6 (355): N. Schofield (- <1) 56, I. Mash (-15) 42; M. Gra­ ham (10) 62, S. Simpson (19) 63; B. Ilitchen (4) 62, T. Byrne (16) 58; M. Peel (14) 58, J. Byrne (20) 82; N. Garner (14) 52, M. Byrne (16) 59; A. Burgess (-4) 67, R.


Alston (scr) 51. Slaidburn 6 (344), Low Moor A


1996 (N) ROVER 114 SLi Automatic 3 do o r , electric blue, 37,500 miles, one owner, supplied and serviced by Primrose, sunroof, central lo ck in g ...............................................................£4995 1996 (P) ROVER 114 GTA 3 d o o r ; Nightfire Red, 12,600 miles, sunroof, remote central locking, alloy wheels,


group 5 insurance, I private ow n e r ...........................................£5995 1995 (N) ROVER 114 GTa 3 d o o r ; Charcoal Grey, driver’s airbag, remote central locking, alloy wheels, coded radio cassette, 21,000 miles,Group 5 Insurance.......................£5395 1995 (M) ROVER 11 li 5 d o o r ; Electric Blue, 62,000 miles, 1 owner. Primrose service history, 5 speed gearbox, alarm and immobiliser. Group 3 Insurance.................................................£34 50 1994 (L) ROVER Metro 1.4 Si 3 door, llame red. 51.000 miles, sunroof, central lucking, radio cassette,service history ......... £3450 1993 (K) ROVER Metro 1.1 S 5 d o o r ; Flame Red, 10.000 miles, 5 speed gearbox, remote locking, ratlin cassette, rear spoiler .......................................................................................£2995 1992 (It) MAESTRO 1.3 Clubman; Flame Red, 58,000 miles. Primrose sold and serviced, 5 speed, radio cassette ................£1850


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1996 (P) MITSUBISHI Colt Mirage (New Model) 3 do o r ; Red, 1,6i petrol engine, alloy wheels, front fog lamps, power steering, central locking, twin airbags, body kit, electric tilt and slide* sunroof electric trout windows, 12,000 miles . . . .£8995 1994 (M) HONDA Con certo 1.6i SE 5 d o o r ; Metallic Charcoal. 37.500 miles, power steering, full leather interior, height adjustable drivers seat,ail electric windows, air rondiiiunim*. electric mirrors, alloy wheels .......................£6995 1993 (L) VAUXHALL Corsa 1.5 TD GLS 5 d o o r ; Blue, 52,000 miles, turbo diesel, power steering, top specification, 2 owners...........................................................................................£4450 1992 (K) FORD Fiesta 1.1 3 d o o r ; Red, 66,000 miles . .£2450


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8 (386): B. Walker (15) 42, 1. Perry (8) 62; P. Rigby (26) 60, D. Ireland (24) 83; D. Cowking (6) 40, S. Traynor (15) 81; G. Parker (4) 70, T. I-Ienshaw (-7) 43; E. Rigby 51, D. Dean (7) 43; T. Robinson 81, P. Lapicki (17) 74. Whalley Conservative 10 (433),


Talbot B 4 (384): D. Cox (-17) 54, M. Robinson (11) 88; M. Riley (5) 61, J. Procter (17) 82; J. Cross (21) 90, S. Procter (23) 82; S. Holden (6) 58, S. Ilayhurst (15) 70; J. Sumner (14) 90, A. Dickin­ son (22) 69; A. Riley (-8) 85, P. Whitaker (9) 30. Second Division


Rimington B 6 (465),


Waddington B 8 (401): P. Hobson (21) 70, A. Herd (5) 74; J. Lund jnr (18) 62, E. Houghton (23) 69; G. Naylor (20) 73, G. Laxton (27) 71; D. A. Seed (27) 71, T. Walmes-


81, N. Laxton (24) 54: Talbot A 4 (355), Clitheroe


Conservative 10 (403): P. Procter (20) 72, K. A. Smith (27) 81; F. Whitaker (13) 38, T. Smith (27) 86; S. Procter (11) 72,1. Charlton (7) 47; G. Johnson (16) 47, S. Tay­ lor (12) 60; A. Cookson (14) 62, D. Smith (-2) 38; J. Winder (23) 64, M. Whitaker (13) 91. Waddington A 10 (389), Chat­


burn 4 (302): T. Makinson (7) 54, M. Paul (15) 51; J. Wooff (18) 51, R. Turner (20) 95; M. Dewhirst (9) 76, S. Simkin (25) 37; D. Haig (14) 92, P. Wilson (22) 36; B. Waddington (-17) 56, A. Wilson (21) 83; R. Cowking (11) 60,


absent 0. POINTS AND POSITIONS Firsl Division


1, Whalley Conservative 94; 2,


Rimington A 92; 3, Slaidburn 88; 4, Low Moor A 86; 5, Billington A 80; 6, Catholic SC B 80; 7, Chat­ burn A 74; 8, Royal British Legion 66; 9, Talbot B 64; 10,


Police 58; 11, Billington B 58. Second Division


1, Rimington B 80; 2, Clitheroe


Conservative 78; 3, Talbot A 76; 4, Waddington A 76; 5, Chatburn B 76; 6, Pendle Club 72; 7, Catholic SC A 58; 8, Waddington B 58; 9, Low Moor B 56; 10, Downham 42.


BPJ BUILDERS


HYNDBURN AND DISTRICT


CONSERVATIVE SNOOKER AND DOMINOES


LEAGUE TABLES SnniikiT


Oswaldtwistle A.. 15 11 4 61 Whalley A.......... 15 10 5 G Whalley B.......... 15 10 5 G


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Oswaldtwistle 13.. 15 7 8 58


Rishton B.......... 15 9 G 51 •Clitheroe 13....... 15 9 6 53 Baxenden A........ 11 G 8 52 •Baxopden B...... 15 0 9 49 Clayton A..........


CHATBURN FC are pictured before their weekend victory. (240199/7/18)


Four-goal Chatburn are the new league leaders


Chatburn...........................................4 when they took the lead direct from a


Earby Town ......................................2 CH A T BU R N went to the top of the E a s t L a n ca sh ire F o o tb a l l League Second Division with this far from convincing display. In fact it was Earby who caused all the problems with a much-changed


team. They had the Chatburn back-four


in real trouble and it was no surprise


corner. Despite all their efforts Chatburn


were still one down at the interval. The second half started in similar


fashion, but 10 minutes in Clarkson was up-ended in the box and Braith- waite coolly netted. The referee then sent the Earby


centre-back for an early bath after a second bookable offence.


Chatburn started to play some nice football after that and Young put


Chatburn into the lead. The same player was on hand to


make it 3-1 within minutes. To their credit Earby fought back


and scored to make it 3-2 as Chat- burn’s defence wobbled again. Bradshaw settled things late on


when he rounded the Earby defence and slotted home to make it 4-2.


Judge hit top form on return to action


Accrington Sport ..........1 and, on 14 minutes, winger JudgeWalmcsley . . ,4


STRAIGHT from the kick off, the Judge Walmesley dominated this encounter against an ou t -o f -s o r ts


Accrington team. The Billington outfit grafted


harder as a team and played the much better football. In the first minute, the stur­


dy Judge striker Andy White should have done better when he went through on goal only to


fire wide. They kept the pressure up


® ^ fK c t a d the taU


up on the edge of the box and ran through to collect a Nick Grogan back-header. He finished magnificently


curling the ball inside the post past the helpless stand-in Accrington goalkeeper. Ten minutes later, and Gro­


gan nearly scored a blinding goal as he skilfully skipped around the Accrington defence. He rifled a shot from a tight angle only to clip the wrong


side of the far post. Accrington seemed to tem­


porarily wake from their appar­ ent slumber, when the Judge back four lost their concentra­ tion to allow midfielder Tony Rodia to thunder through on goal and unleash a fearsome shot. But Judge keeper Alan Tay­


lor, who was in fine form, par­ ried it away for a comer. It was only a flash in the pan


for the Accrington men and it was only a question of time before Judge claimed their sec­ ond, which they did on the stroke of half-time when a dreadful mistake saw the ball


Five-star Jordan shines


F Clitheroe Wolves Under 12s into the second round of the Accrington League Cup.


IVE-STAR Jordan Walmsley helped And team-mate Ed Carter also struck a hat-


trick as Rishton United were sent tumbling out 8-


Carter scored within a minute of the kick-off, and added a second before the game was five


2.


minutes old. Walmsley netted his first after quarter of an


half-time. Carter completed his hat-trick after the


break, before Rishton pulled one back. Walmsley made it 6-1, and Rishton added a


ley (20) 73; P. Winckley (18) 58,1. penalty before Walmsley struck two late goals to Jackson (27) 60; R. Bolland (12)


cap his man-of-the-match performance. The Under 15s got back to winning ways with


an 11-0 win over Rossendale Valley. Liam Hill- Parker hit a hat-trick, and Jamie Thomas, Ross Kilmister and star man Tom Smith each bagged a brace. Andrew Strong and Mark Punchard


completed the scoring. A marvellous display of attacking football saw


Wolves’ Under 11s side beat Michelin 7-0. The outstanding Jake Chadwick continued


his scoring spree with four goals, while Michael Barker got two and Oliver Nuttall netted the goal of the game with a superb shot. The Under 10s Blue team beat Great Har­ wood Town 5-1 in their Accrington League Cup


match. Robert Partridge opened the scoring and then


leading scorer Tom Rutherford cracked in two


quick goals. Scott Rushton then added his first for the


club, and Chris Blockeel scored a screamer to


make it 5-1. The Wolves now play Pendle Forest and have


improved on last season’s efforts with a third of


the season left to play. However, the Under 10s Red team lost 2-1


against Barrowford Celtic. Celtic took the lead with a goal David Beck­


ham would have been proud of, but Wolves hit back with Luke Green following in the rebound from Sam Johns' driven shot. Both teams had chances, but Celtic snatched


a winner. The Under 14s also had cup success, winning


a five-goal thriller against Haslingden. The Wolves were 2-0 down at the break after


two defensive errors. Gary Brunskill pulled one back with a well-


taken goal and with eight minutes to play Richard Rudd showed good skill to take the tie


into extra-time. The extra period was end to end, but man-of- the-match Brunskill put Clitheroe through five


minutes from the end. The Under 8s had two games at the weekend. On Saturday, they beat Barrowford Celtic 4-2


in a friendly with goals from Richard Clarkson, man-of-the-match Daniel Meyler, Adam Bower


Dog arul Partridge 0,Craven Heifer 5


Rishton A.......... 15 6 9 It Clayton B .......... 15 5 10 41 Clitheroe A......... 15


It 8 6 1C


•Read............... 11 5 9 12 • denotes one point deducted Dominoes


11 13


Oswaldtwistle A.. 15 10 5 126 Clitheroe A......... 15 9 6 121 Rishton A.......... 15 8 7 117 •Baxenden B...... 15 7 8 11 1 •Clitheroe B....... 15 8 7 112 Whalley A.......... 15 8 7 112 Rishton B.......... 15 6 9 111 Clayton A.......... 14 9 5 110 Whalley B.......... 15 7 8 109 Oswaldtwistle B.. 15 9 6 108 Baxenden A........ 11 6 8 100 Clayton B .......... 15 4 11 95


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•Read............... 14 5 9 90 * denotes two points deducted


AFTER losing the toss Craven had to kick into a very strong wind, but they soon came to terms with the conditions and tried to play their way out of their own half. They were rewarded when a long-throw from Shears was flicked on and Blackledge scored at


the far post. The Dog then came more into the game, but


the Craven defence held firm and a quick move from the back led to Aspinwall scoring just


before half-time. In the second half Craven used the wind to


their advantage. More goals followed when Traynor hit a shot


from 35-yards which came back off the bar to find Aspinwall on hand to knock homo the


rebound. With shots flying in from all angles, it was no


surprise when Craven scored again with Aspin­ wall completing his luit-trick. Right at the end


and Matthew Winckley. On Sunday they were back in league action


winning 1-0 against a good Colne Clarets side. Winckley was again on target, with James


Tootle star man. After a two-month lay-off, the Under 16s looked rusty as they struggled to beat lowly


■ Rossendale Valley. Michael Pidlyskyj scored the only goal - his first for the club - from a comer. Keeper David Procter earned his man-of-the-


hour, and a Walmsley penalty made it 4-0 at match award with a string of good saves. F


OR the first lime this season Whalley Arrows Under 10s clicked and earned a 2-0 victory over


Haslingden. In the first half they were simply unstoppable. Mark Astley and Robert Kellaway were resolute


in defence. Marlon Murray, Alex Alex Smith and man-of-the-match Gary Micaleff won everything in midfield. And striker James Richardson scored


then made and missed a penalty. In the second half Haslingden improved. The Arrows lost their shape slightly, hut Michael


Dilworth in goal could not be beaten. Whalley eventually ran out 2-0 winners after a


second goal from Alex Smith.


AT-TRICK heroes Andrew Tinker and Ryan Thomas-Fisher both netted three as Readstone United Under 12s beat Colne Clarets


H


7-5 on Sunday. Ashley Brown got the other and Thomas-


Fisher won the man-of-the-match award. The Under 15s also had two hat-trick heroes


as they had a convincing 9-0 win over Foulridge Man-of-the-match Andrew Bennett and


Andrew Stubbs both bagged three. Robert Simpson, Matthew Miller and Mar-


tyn Thompson were also on target. Jamie Bury bagged a brace as the Under 8s


beat Foulridge Minors 3-1. Tony Haworth got the other with Tim Rakshi man-of-the-match. The Under 9s lost 5-0 to the same club with


Kieron Laycock outstanding. The Under 10s shared six goals with Borrow-


dale United with Martin Pollard, Chris Holt and man-of-the-match Oliver Tyreman on the score- s h e e t . The Under Us were beaten 9-0 by Ighten Leigh despite the efforts of man-of-the-match


Daniel Campbell. The Under 13s went all the way to penalties


in their cup quarter-final clash with Haslingden but unfortunately lost out in the shoot-out. Man-of-the-match Joe Waller, Robbie St


John and Steven James netted. The Under 14s Accrington League side lost 3-


. 1 against North Valley in the cup. The game was even until the final 10 minutes when North Val­


ley scored twice. The Readstone goal came from Michael Cant


and Tom Fearnhead was named man-of-the-


match. The Under 14s Burnley League team beat


Fulledge 2-0 thanks to two goals from Andrew Moores. Danny Liles was man-of-the-match.


he scored his fourth. Waddington 3, Carlcton Reserves 1


WADDINGTON showed great will to win, and


were rewarded with a good victory. After a slow start, the locals condensed play into their opponents' half, resulting in consider­


able pressure. However, chances were squandered in front of


goal for much of the first half. Finally Sutcliffe broke the stalemate two min­


utes before the break with a 40-yard run ending with a fine shot across the face of goal, with the ball going in off the post. Waddington continued to force the game in


the second half but Carlcton responded with a powerful header from a corner, beating the keep­ er to equalise. The home side maintained their composure


and continued to press. Tactical substitutions introduced new pace up front, which paid divi­ dends with goals from Chaplin and Parsons.


trundle through the last defend­ er's legs for White to gleefully run onto and slot home with some ease. Judge struck again immedi­


ately after the break with a beautiful passing move between the front three, which took them right into the Accrington box, where Grogan toyed with the Accrington back four, before looking up, picking his spot and firing home. Accrington might have had


something to fight for if striker Jimmy Whitehead had man­ aged to head home a superb diagonal cross from Tony Rodia, which found the striker in much too much space on the far post, but unfortunately for him he headed high, wide and not very handsomely. With five minutes to go, the


tireless Dave Crenshaw made a superb run down the right flank to cross the ball right on the by­ line.


"• ’It found White who claimed his second from a couple of yards out. A goal from a White- head header in the last two minutes was scant consolation for the Accrington team who had simply been outclassed by the Judge men who leapfrog over them in the table. © In the rest of the Memorial League Swan Whalley won six valuable points when they won 8-3 at Apeks. Second Division Calder- stones were beaten 7-1 at home


by Ossy Hotspur. The Third Division derby


ended in triumph for the Legion as they earned six points with a


3-1 win at Brown Cow. © Harry Dewhurst is now back


from holiday and team captains should contact him as ususal


with results. RESULTS


First Division Apeks 3, Swan at Whalley 8


(six points); Accrington Sports 1, Judge Walmesley 4 (three points). Second Division


Ossy Hotspur 7, Calderstones 1


(six points). Third Division


Brown Cow 1, Legion 3 (six points).


FIXTURES First Division


Stanhill Lions v De Lacy


(wilsons); Swan at Whalley v Clarence(Queen Elizabeth’s). Second Division


Calderstones v Woolpack (Calderstones). Third Division


Alma v Legion (Memorial);


Brown Cow v Bull’s Head (Roe- field).


Hcvs Inn......... 11 9 1 1 28 Plough Inn...... 13 7 2 4 23 Swan at Whalley 11 7 1 3 22 De Lacy.......... 12 5 4 3 19 .Judge W’sley.... 14 5 4 5 19 Acc Sports...... 11 0 3 3 IS Rishton Arms... 9 4 1 4 13 Stanhill Lions... 9 3 3 3 12 Holehouse....... 10 1 2 7 0 Clarence......... 10 0 4 6 4


First Division P w D L Pts


TABLES


Apeks............. 10 1 1 8 4 Second Division p W D L Pts


Roval Hotel.... 9 9 0 0 27 Queens........... 9 6 0 3 18 Woolpack........ 11 G 0 5 18 EH Football.... 7 5 0 2 15 Brownhill Arms 8 4 1 3 13 Ossv Hotspur... 9 3 2 4 ii Little Crown.... 9


■ A w


31


Ossv Refugees.. 7 2 i 4 7 Crown Scaffolds 11 1 3 7 6 Calderstones.... Thin


3 4 9


Alma.............. 10 9 0 1 27 Legion........... Lomax...........


i Division p W D L l’ts


8 1 0 ‘i 3


Brown Cow..... 11 7 1 3 22 United SC....... 12 6 1 5 19 B’hurn 1311....... 11 5 3 3 18 Ossv Ref........ . 13 •


12 9


9 8


0 1


3 0


27 25


Tinker & B....... 13 3 0 10 9 LS Roofing....., 10 3 0 7 9 Woodnook........ 13 2 1 10 7 Wtlpshire Blf.. . 12 2 0 10 G


1 3 G 15


Trusty Heanan kicks Clitheroe to high-scoring victory Clitheroe......................................24


Mike Wilyman and John Proctor


Lostock ...................................0 WITH scheduled opponents Bur- nage w ith d raw in g a t th e last minute, it lo ok ed like a blank weekend for the men from Little- moor until Lostock stepped in to


make the short trip from Bolton. No doubt, by the end of the game, they were rueing that decision as the


locals ran out comfortable 24-0 winners. Clitheroe dominated in every


aspect of the game. The front row of Andrew Thornber,


were outstanding. Once they had come to terms with


some unconventional scrummaging by Lostock, they remorselessly drove the opposition back time and time


again. Playing with the wind in the first


half, Clitheroe built up a 12-point lead via the trusty boot of scrum-half Malcolm Heanan. The game, for the most part, was


played in Lostock territory, and the only surprise was that Clitheroe


scored just 12 points. The second half was a more open


affair. Skipper Roger Holmes came with­


in a yard of the game’s first try fol­ lowing a spectacular run from


Heanan. Wingman Andrew Moorby com­


bined with Holmes and centre Nick Hutchenson to set up a rolling maul close to the Lostock lino moments later. From the resulting scrum number


eight Tim Ilitchen claimed his first try.


With the lead at 17 points there h


was no way back for Lostock, as hard as they might try. With 10 minutes remaining


Ilitchen notched his second score as the Lostock pack was neatly reversed over their own try line. Heanan added the extra points to


give the final score of 24-0. After the game skipper Holmes


was rightfully pleased with the result: “We changed our warm-up routine to


try and build some team spirit and it


seemed to pay dividends. "Winning league matches is a must


and today we delivered the goods."


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