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caught the eye of coaches at the first Heinz ESFA North West Regional coaching day for girls in Blackburn. Louise, who attends
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Soccer starlet shines
UDDING local foot baller Louise Hartley
Clitheroe Royal Grammar School, plays for the success ful Burnley FC Girls side, and furthered her training at QEGS playing fields. Regional coach Andy
Buckingham said: "I was impressed with the girls' tech nical ability and awareness." The aim of the course was to
bring together players of good ability to work and learn at a higher level, and there will be further opportunities for those unable to make the session.
Sharks home in on pool league title
Clitheroe Pool League t i t le when th ey b ea t
S
Whalley Arms A 8-4. Low Moor are their nearest
rivals but they are 18 points adrift despite an 8-4 win of their own. In the First Division, run
away leaders Commercial A are now 21 points clear of sec ond-placed Pendle Hotel B, while St Peter's are still unbeaten in the Second Divi sion and continue to romp away at the top after an 8-4 win at New Inn A. Castle B are also unbeaten
TARKIES Sharks continued th e ir march towards the
New Inn A 4, St Peter’s 8; White Lion 8, Ultraframe 4; Legion C 4,
Craven Heifer 8. Third Division
Whalley Arms B 9, Pendle
Hotel A 3; White Har t B 9, Brown Cow B 3; Buck Wrinklcys 8, Do Lacy 4; White Horse 3, Cas tle B 9.
Fourth Division Chatburn Wanderers 6, New
Inn B 6; Commercial B 4, Wag gon B 8; Victoria 2, Black Horse 10; Bay Horse B 6, Station 6. Ladies’ League Challenge Cup Tuesday
Buck B 1, Castle 8; Legion G,
Buck A 3; De Lacy 4, Kings A 5; Kings B 1, Pendle Hotel 8. TONIGHT’S FIXTURES Challenge Cup
White Hart A v Low Moor;
and hold a 16-point advan tage in the third Division title race and Waggon and Hoses took over at the top of the Fourth Division by beating
Commercial 8-1. RESULTS
Premier Division Stork A 7, White Hart A 5;
Starkies Sharks 8, Whalley Arms A 4; Buck A 7, Legion A 5; Castle A *1, Low Moor 8; Dog (Whalley)
7, Royal Oak B 5. First Division
Pendle Hotel B 6, Stork B G; Dog and Partridge A 4. Bay Horse A 8; Legion B 9, Higher Buck 3; Horse Shoe A 9, Kings A 3. Second Division
Slow starters pay the price
Vale o f Lunc 3rds 15 Clilheroe 12
AFTER conceding three tries in the first 10 min utes, Clitheroe produced a tremendous fightback in contrast to two previous inept performances. The locals gave a display of
Carnforlh 2nds30 Clilheroc Cavaliers 13
AFTER the loss of several players at the last minute to the first team, the Cav aliers travelled to Carn- forth with a depleted squad and a sense of fore
commitment and no little skill, and they would have won but for the now tradi tional poor start. Hooker Mike Wilyman
produced a couple of telling bursts, and was well support ed by Ralph Rigby, who had his best game for the firsts this season. The forwards, despite giv
play most of the match with a man short, the Littlemoor side showed tremendous spirit and resolve against quality
opposition. Clithcroe dominated the
ing away height and weight, were solid in the scrum and although shaky in the line out, Paul Proctor secured a fair share of possession../ / It was a similar story in the
backs as late replacements Dave Davenport and Phil Parker were up against bigger and faster opponents. Parker had an excellent
early exchanges by playing expansive rugby. A drop goal by Clitheroe’s O’Duffy calmed early nerves and was quickly followed by a try in the corner from Steve Taylor, who displayed tremendous power to cross the line after picking up at the base of a five-yard scrum. The Cavaliers upped the
match and capped a fine dis play with Clitheroe's first try. He benefited from a typi
superbly in the second half as Nathan Calton and Alan Nuttall put in some crunching tackles to destroy the Vale attacks, allowing props John Proctor an Andrew Thornber space to drive the ball through midfield to good effect. Clitheroe's second try was a
defended
boding. However, despite having to
Dog Inn (Whalley) v Legion A; New Inn B v Legion B; Higher Buck v St Peter's; Whalley Arms B v Waggon B; Buck Wrinkleys v Brown Cow A; Commercial A v Stork A; Stork B v Whalley Arms
A.
Ladies’ Challenge Cup Tuesday
Pendle Hotel.
Kings A v Castle; Legion v TABLES
Premier Division Starkies........... 15 14 Waggon A 3, Commercial A 9; Whalley Arms /L 15
Low Moor....... 15 11 2 2 138 Buck A........... 15
s 5
P w L D P 0 1 156
7 3 5 121 2 118
Lesion A......... 15 7 6 2 112 Stork Hotel A.. 15 5 s 2 101 Roval Oak A.... 15
Brown Cow A 5, Starkies A 7; White Hart A.... 15
Dog Inn.......... 15 3 9 3 77 Castle A........... 15 3 10
RIBBLE VALLEY
LADIES' DARTS WINTER
LEAGUE RESULTS
Brown Cow 1, Langho 11;
Low Moor 8, Catholic SC 4; Bay Horse 2, Kings Arms 10; Billington BC 8, Black Bull 4; Station 9, Craven B 3; Craven A 9, Bridge Inn 3. HIGH SCORES
M. Bowman 135, C». Cryne
132 and 100, J. Gunther 127 and 107, M. Livesey 125; D. Stevenson 125; .J. Johnson 125 and 100; L. Cook 123; L. Ilay- ton 122; A. Southwell 121; L. Brooks 121; A. Webster 120; M. Northover 120 and 100; A. Lakin 117; L. Holden 115; M. Waddington 114; J. Cowgill 116; R. Hampson 113; B. Ainsworth 112; A. Metcalfe 105; B. Parker 100x2; M. Boyd 100 and 13 d a r t finish; B. Cusack 100; M. McDonnell
100; A.M. Bellanca 100; J. Hamer 100; J. Seedle 100; J. Gallagher; C. Robinson. POINTS AND POSI
cally mazy run from Jer maine Bernard to touch down to the left of the posts, leav ing it 15-5 at half-time. Clitheroe
tempo even further with a try under the posts by Stansfield, who showed surprising pace to score after a series of drives deep within opposition terri tory. With the score at 13-3, the
TIONS 1, Langho FC 165; 2, Low
more cohesive opposition stormed back into the match with three well- worked tries before the interval, all of which were converted. A further penalty by the
home side saw an interval scoreline of 25-13. The second half was played
at a furious pace and saw a series of unforced errors by both sides. The visitors were deprived
beauty. The forwards set up a ruck 20 metres out, scrum- half Malcolm Ileanan spun out a pass to stand-in fly-half Andrew Burrill, who popped a short pass to marauding cen tre Stephen Greatorex. He flattened the full back on his way to scoring under the posts for his best try of the season. Heanan's conversion cut
the deficit to three points, but time ran out with the home side relieved to hear the final whistle.
Moor Club 147; 3, Station 143; 4, Craven A 129; 5,Catholic SC 126; 6, Bill BC 113; 7 Bridge Inn 112; 8, Kings Arms 112; 9, Brown Cow 111; 10 Craven B 111; 11, Bay Horse 109; 12, Legion 108; 13, Black Bull (OL) 95.
3 9 3 83 2 75
2 9 •1 71 First Division
Commercial A.. 15 11 2 3 139 Pendle Hotel B. 15 7 3 5 11S Legion B......... 15 S 5 2 113 Dog Music Bar 15 7 3 5 113 Horse Shoe A... 15 7 6 2 111 Kings Arms A.. 15 6 6 3 103 Waggon A....... 15 6 6 3 103 Stork Hotel B.. 15 3 9 3 SS Bav Horse A.... 15 3 11 1 S2 Higher Buck.... 15 4 11 0 75 Second Division
P w I . D P
St Peter's......... 15 13 0 2 154 StarkicsA....... 15 10 3 2 131 Ultraframe...... 15 6 5 4 115 New Inn A...... 15 5 5 5 10S Craven Heifer... 15 G 7 2 102 White Lion..... 15 5 6 4 98 Brown Cow A.. 14 5 6 3 95 Horse Shoe B... 13 6 5 2 87 Three Millstones 14 3 10 1 75
p w L D P
Three Rivers Gisburn and District Pool League title
P
Legion C......... 15 1 13 1 57 Third Division • p W L D P
race. The Chatburn side defeat
ed team knockout winners and arch-rivals Coach and Horses A 4-3 in their penulti mate fixture, despite trailing 3-1 at one stage, and went into last night's final match needing two points to be crowned champions. RESULTS
Buck (Paythorne) 3, Pendlc
Castle B.......... 13 11 0 2 126 Buck Wrinkleys 13 8 2 3 110 Whalley Arms B 13 7 5 1 92 White llart B... 14 4 6 4 92 DeLacy.......... 12 6 3 3 90 White Horse.... 13 3 6 1 81 Pendlc Hotel A. 12 3 6 3 74 Kings Arms B.. 12 2 7 3 63 Brown Cow B... 11 i 10 1 55 Fourth Division
Waggon B....... 15 12 2 1 143 Station Hotel... 15 11 2 2 112 Victoria.......... 15 11 4 0 127 Chatburn Wndrs 15 8 4 3 119 Bav Horse B.... 16 7 5 43 116 Black Horse.... 15 G 7 2 106
P w L D P
New Inn 11...... 15 4 10 1 81 Commercial B.. 15 3 11 Itoval Oak B.... 13 Buck B........... 11 1 11 2 61
3 9 1 G5 0 73
Inn 4; Anchor A 5. HIW 2: White Lion 5, Anchor B 2; Pendlc Hotel 4, Coach and Horses A 3; Coach and Horses B 4, Copy Nook 3: Buck (Grindleton) 5, Craven Heifer B 2.
TABLE P
Pendle Hotel.............. 25 Coach and I lorscs A.... 25 HIW......................... 25 Anchor A.................... 25 I’cndlc Inn.................. 25 Buck (Grind).............. 25 Coach and Horses B.... 25 Craven Heifer B.......... 25 Anchor B.................... 25 White Lion................. 25 Three Rivers............... 21 Copy Nook................. 25 Buck (l’ay)................. 26
High hopes at Read CC
R
EAD Cricket Club enter the new sea son in optimistic
mood and hope to improve on last season’s sixth place finish in the Ribblesdale League. The club welcomes back ex-
nate to call upon the vast expe rience of former league profes sional David Parsons, who has
The second team is fortu
accepted the captaincy. John Whalley will be lead
Australian Test cricketer, Peter Sleep, as professional for anoth er season. Haring relinquished his Lancashire CCC commit ments, Sleep must be confident of enhancing his 1999 figures which saw him score 1,145 runs and take 74 wickets. The league’s leading amateur
ing the third team while the club will once again be run ning Under 11, 13, 15 and 18 teams. New and existing players are welcome to attend a membership evening on Tuesday at 6-30 p.m.
CHATBURN Cricket 2000 season with a new
Club will begin the
batsman, Terry Little, is setting his sights on the club’s hatting record having just missed out on breaking it last year. He scored 780 runs at an average of 52 and will be hoping for more of the same this season. Skipper Nick Marsh is planning to use his vast expe rience, knowledge and enthu siasm to cajole the club’s promising youngsters into producing the goods. Young batsman Duncan
Bennett, fresh from hitting his maiden half-century last season, will be keen to impress while 15-year-old Oliver New ton could surprise one or two batsmen with the pace and quality of his bowling.
man a t the helm. Former Ribblesdale Wander
ers captain Steve Proctor will take charge of first team affairs, and Gary Clarkson will contin ue as second team skipper. The club play in the second
P
156 148 138 132 129 117 110 101 97 95 93 85 73
EN D L E HOTEL are alm o s t home and dry in the
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Serious blow to title hopes L
of first phase possession for much of the game, but the backs created some good scor ing opportunities only to be let down by the final pass going astray. Terrier-like defending by
the Cavaliers, in particular O’Duffy, Isherwood and new comer Dodding, stunted Carnforth’s attacks on numerous occasions and reduced the home side to one further score before the final whistle.
Low Moor claim second spot
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final round of matches. Billington A had already
convincingly won the First Division, but Low Moor saw off closest rivals Waddington A 8-6 to clinch second. Social gained the 10 points
they needed to force a play-off for runners-up in the Second Division with Downham after beating Pendle Club 10-4.. Billington B have already
won the title to complete a double.
First Division RBL 319, Catholic B 414: B.
Iiitciien (3) 86, S. Simpson (15) 67; M. Graham (13) 46, M. Plant (12) 51: M. Peel (9) 60,1. Middle- ton (21) 54; N. Garner (13) 58, T. Byrne (18) 73; S. Blackburn (13) 39, M. Byrne (13) 81; N. Schofield (scratch) 30, R. Alston (-3) 88. Billington 10 (328), Clitheroe 4
(324): K. Hardy (9) 43, D. Smith (- 2) 39; D. Wilson (2) 73, T. Smith (27) 39; P. Conchie (15) 53, R. Grant (20) 49; T. Rydeheard (9) 54, K. Smith (23) 61; T. Wilson (1) 40, M. Whitaker (13) 84; N. Harris (-17) 65,1. Charlton (7) 52. Low Moor A 8 (404), Wadding-
RESULTS
OW Moor sealed run ners-up sp o t in the
ton A 6 (377): M. Holmes (-13) 66, T. Makinson (4) 55; P. Mercer
(18) 95, E. Houghton (27) 46; S. Thompson (18) 81, B. Wadding ton (-17) 54; D. Ireland (26) 64, J. Baines (10) 86; P. Lapicki (17) 50, M. Dewhirst (4) 67; S. Traynor (11) 48, D. Cox (18) 69. Chatburn 6 (288), Slaidburn 8
(316): P. Clark (-13) 81, B. Walker (17) 44; G. Clark (12) 31, N. Hey (21) 88; R. Turner (19) 65, \V. Robinson (19) 49; G. Simkin (-11) 61, D. Cowking (8) 62; P. Craig (1) 50, T. Robinson (15) 73; M.
Lawson (-2) 48, E. Rigby (3) 38. Second Division
Waddington B 0 (329), Low
Moor B 14 (454): I. Jackson (27) 47, G. Tyler (26) 75; T. Walmsley (23) 56,1. Perry (11) 69; J. Davies (27) 60, D. Johnson (17) 91; B. Phillip (21) 61, M. Moss (15) 66; G. Laxton (27) 53, T. Richardson (26) 75; S. Baines (26) 52, P. Berry (26) 76. Clitheroe B 8 (366), Billington B
6 (357): J. Whittaker (7) 85, R. Ball (14) 22; G. Ireland (-17) 38, M. Unwin (21) 100; P. Swales (10) 60, C. Gorzella (21) 28; A. Hall (6) 54, S. Sykes (19) 89; D. Nelson (-9) 101, J. Whitford (18) 57; P. Ford (25) 28, J. Ainsworth (27) 61. ' Social Club 10 (460), Pendle Club 4 (361): M. Alston (19) 94, F. Watson (12) 41; P. Clay (27) 87, John Nedeljkovic (27) 60; I. White (15) 60, D. Grant (15) 71; C. Duff (13) 55, R Clegg (17) 60; B.-Alston (18) 85, M. Roberts (19) 64; C. Smith (27) 79, E. Proctor (27) 65.
Weekend Teams
Bishop, N. Bolton, S. Bishop, N. Bibby, M. Bolton, A. Burns, S. Coulter, D. Musson, M. Hargreaves, D. Glover, Fitton. Umpire - C. Bolton. Scorer - P. Cox. Clitheroe CC 2nds (v Rimington, home, meet ground 12-30
Clitheroe CG (v Fleetwood, away, meet ground noon) P.C.
p.m.) J. Green, P. Atkinson, M. Coulter, S. Booth, R. Dins- dale, P. Gaskell, F. Hussain, M. Preston, C. Musson, M. Eglin, A.N. Other. Scorer - F. Green.
ORD Nelson’s champi onship aspirations were
dealt a severe blow on Sun day when they were held
away to Rishton Arms 1-1. Third-placed Brown Cow
are still within sight of a pro motion place to Division One after defeating second-placed Duke of Wellington 4-3 in a see-saw battle. They are seven points
RESULTS I’irsl Division
Rishton Arms 1, Lord Nelson 1. Second Division
Brown Cow 4, Duke of Wellington 3: Calderstones 2,
Oswaldtwistle 3; Third Division
Low Moor 7, Kings Arms 1 FIXTURES First Division
Do Lacy v Stanhill Lions
behind leaders Cross Axis with two games in hand and six points behind Wellington with four games in hand. Calderstones remain rooted
(Whalley) ; Judge Walmsley v Rishton Arms (Wilsons); Royal Hotel v Lord Nelson (Marl Pitts). Second Division
to the bottom of Division two despite a spirited display against Oswaldtwistle Refugees. They eventually went down to the
Brown Gow v Little Crown (Roefield); Calderstones v Ossy Rovers (Calderstones). Third Division
(Roeficld)
odd goal in five. Low Moor maintained their
First Division TABLES
EII Football..... 16 8 Stanhill Lions... 14 5 Do Lacy.......... 16 j 6 Rishton Arms...' 14 1 4 Judge Walmslcy 17 3
6 26 6
10
Station Hotel... 16 0 Second Division T W D
Cross Axis.... . 17 14 1 Wellington...... 18 13 3 Brown Cow..... 14 12 0 Ossy Hotspur... 14 8 1 Little Crown.... 17 8 1 Knuzdcn Brook 17 7 3 Ossy Refugees.. 17 7 1 Crown Scaffs.... 19 4 3 Ossy Rovers.... 17 5 0 Alma............... 13 3 2
12 11 16 0
8 14
L P 2 43 2 42 3 36 5 25 8 25
Caldcrsloncs.... 16 3 ‘ 1 Third Division
12 15 12 15 8 11
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Low Moor v Griffins Head Low Moor....... 14 11 1 2 31 Knuzdcn......... 16 10 1 5 31 Woodnook..... .. 19 10 1 8 31 Griffins Head... 16 8 3 5 27
Kings Arms..... 15 13 1 i 40
runners-up spot in Division Three by hammering Kings Arms 7-1.
Earby4 Waddington 3
WADDINGTON got off to a great s ta rt thanks to A n thony Sm i th ’s fine strike, b u t the villagers were rocked back on their heels when Earby cracked home three goals in quick succession. Waddington pulled a goal
back before half-time when Smith converted from the spot after O’Gorman was felled in the box. In the second half
Waddington failed to capi talise on numerous chances and were punished when Earby made it 4-2 on the break. Andrew Read scored late
on but it was little too late for Waddington. Ilkley Youth 2 Waddinglon 0
W A D D I N G T O N slumped to th e ir fourth successive league defeat at the hands, of league lead ers Ilkley. The home side scored a
goal in each half to put cold water on any title ambitions the locals had. Waddington entertain
Settle in the League Cup semi-final at Twitter Lane oil Saturday (2 p.m.). Stork 6
Bull Hotel A 1 A VIRTUOSO first-half P w D L P
Plough Inn...... 14 13 1 0 40 Wilpshirc BH... 16 5 4 6 19 Lord Nelson .... 16 9 5 2 32 LS Roofing...... 18 5 2 11 17 Rishton Hotel.: 13 8 3 2 27 Red Lion......... 14 5 i 9 16 LowerDarwen. 16 8 2 6 26 Accy Clarets.... 18 2 0 11 ii Oaklea............ 14 8 2 4 26 Miners............ 17 2 4 11 10
P W D L P Printers........... 16 7 2 7 23 Locals lose out in goal glut
performance saw S tork comfortably win th is
game. Steve Neary opened the
scoring with a chip from the edge of the box. Bull soon equalised but
strikes from man-of-the- match Sam Marshall, Andy Muldoon and Steve Ditch
gave Stork a 4-1 interval
lead. The locals took their foot
off the pedal in the second period but still managed two further goals courtesy of Dave Hartley and Andy Rushton as they ran out comfortable winners. © Junior soccer is on page 21
C LITH EROE & DISTRICT
SNOOKER LEAGUE proudly presents
An Evening of Snooker
with the fabulous duo on
Thursday 13th April 7.00 p.m. | | |
Willie Thorne and Ian McCulloch
at St. Michael and St. John’s Catholic Club Lowergate, Clitheroe
L IM IT E D TICKETS AVAILABLE TO N O N -LE AG U E M EM B E R S a t £ 5.00 each
FOR RESERVATIONS TELEPHONE: 01200 423073 (Catholic Club)
01200 422410 (Conservative Club) or call in at the above.
A N IG H T NOT TO BE MISSED! ! !
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