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Blood and thunder
Th e Hawthorns made for a thoroughly absorb
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| denied the three points late on was frustrating, but
when you consider Wimble don, and (sorry) Blackburn,
have come away from West Brom pointless, you would | have settled for a draw
beforehand. This was frantic stuff -
| classic British football. It wasn't pretty at times, but there were two well-
| crafted, and well-taken goals, 100 per cent commit-
| ment all round and a size- I able crowd which created a superb atmosphere. Some of the national
| hacks were somewhat sur prised by a physical Burn ley, although Baggies boss Gary Megson expected a battle against an experi
enced side. But West Brom gave as
good as they got. Striker Jason Roberts,
I who nipped in front of Mitchell Thomas for the late equaliser, felt Burnley
j "got away with murder", but perhaps he hadn't seen
1 Paul Weller hobbling with two sore ankles after the game, sporting a whopping
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quiet early storm, although they lost keeper Nik Michopoulos early on to a
shin injury. That prompted ironic
| cries of "we want Crichton" and cruel jibes of "dodgy
i keeper" from the home fans, | who will forever remember Paul Crichton's part in a bitter derby defeat against
| rivals Wolves in his time at The Hawthorns. But Crichton took the stick in his stride and, along
I with his defenders, stood up to most of what the Baggies
j had to offer. I The game followed a sim- I ilar pattern to Clarets away
By Chris Boden
games this season. They snatched a goal,
and then defended like Tro jans.
. The opener was against
the run of play, but it was a delightful effort from Gra
ham Branch. After Micky Mellon side
stepped Jordao, he fed his former Tranmere team mate, who skipped past Neil Clement and then in between Jason Chambers and the leaden-footed Tony Butler before slipping the ball under the keeper. Although Roberts, who
seems to have added quick feet and a neat touch to his blistering pace and power, was a constant menace, Crichton had little to do until the Baggies mounted a head of steam in the closing
stages. Both Bob Taylor,
Roberts and Richard Sneekes missed decent openings before Ruel Fox fed Adam Chambers - twin of Jason - and his ball across goal was flicked over Crichton for Roberts' eighth goal since a £2m move from
Bristol Rovers. Burnley looked like hold
ing out, but no Claret could be disappointed with a
share of the spoils. Michopoulos is expected
to be fit for Saturday's home clash with Sheffield United, although Crichton has posed Ternent a nice prob
lem. The Clarets boss will also
make a decision today as to whether to retain striker Paul Robinson, on loan from Wimbledon for the
past month. The 21-year-old has
played only 84 minutes in his six appearances in the squad, and was left out entirely on Saturday.
Rovers graft out result
I could easily have suffered an embarrassing defeat at | the hands of Stockport
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last season, soaked up pres sure, scored on the break and, in the case of Barnsley and QPR, grabbed a killer sec
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men on Saturday, Graeme Souness' side showed true fighting spirit to earn a 2-1 win after young Aaron Wilbraham's shock eighth-
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five or six. But the Blackburn boss
was more than satisfied with Mark Hughes' supreme
| trademark volley and an inch-perfect Craig Hignett free kick - his first goal in a blue and white shirt. The Scot firmly believes
ARTE ET LABORE
By Suzanne Gee After the shock of going
behind to Wilbraham's out- of-the-blue effort, Rovers were denied by profligate fin ishing and inspired goalkeep-
ing. Stig Inge Bjomebye sup
plied a perfect cross for fellow Norwegian Egil Ostenstad, but the forward headed over. Ostenstad then pulled the
ball back from the bye-line, but Hignett fired wide from six yards, and David Dunn missed the target from close
range. Dibble saved a speculative
shot from Bjomebye at the start of the second half, but Hughes finally ended the frustration when thumping home Hignett's left-wing
cross. However, Dibble kept
Rovers out for another half- hour, tipping over Hignett's fierce drive, before winning a one-on-one with the former
the three points were as much down to the crowd as anyone
on the pitch: "I said at half time that the crowd might
become nervous if we didn't get a goal early in the second
half, and I told them to make sure it didn't transfer itself onto the pitch.
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I were doing. We stuck to our 1 task, played some very good football and created lots of
chances."
| Souness would not have I been pleased if Rovers had been robbed of a fifth succes- I sive win after having a penal-
Barnsley forward. But Hignett had the last
laugh when curling home a free kick in off the near post in the dying seconds. Rovers' Blue and White
Juggernaut rolled on to Barnsley last night, hoping to maintain a run that is beginning to make the top sides sweat. The side are beginning to
play to their potential, and when they do that, they are a match for any side in the
division. The game at Oakwell is
followed by a long trip to
revitalised Portsmouth. • With maverick striker
I ty appeal denied for a blatant handball by Peter Clark 10
I minutes from time with the
score at 1-1. But that just added to
Rovers' determination to get the elusive, but deserved win ner.
Steve Claridge temporarily at the helm, Pompey have recovered from a disappoint ing start and will pose more of a threat than they did in the two-legged Wortington Cup tie which saw Rovers comfortably through 5-1.
HIS time last year, having gone a goal behind, Rovers
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L ITH ER O E Wolves offered a large vote of
C L I T H E R O E Wolves Under 9s
were on the wrong end of a 5-1 scoreline at Barrowford Celtic. Despite taking the
lead through an excellent free kick from Michael Clarkson, Wolves began to struggle as Celtic took
control. Nathan Pye and
Adam Healey played well in defence and goal keeper Bryn Phillips was awarded the man of the match award.
Low Moor hold on for pool title
the Clitheroe Summer Pool I
League came to a close. Low Moor fought out a 6-6
draw with third-placed Buck A, leaving the Sharks needing a 9-3 win over Stork Hotel A to clinch the Premier Divi sion. They came very close with a 8-4 success, but not
close enough! Low Moor remain on
course for the double, as they have a cup semi-final to come. Dog Inn (Whalley) man
aged a 6-6 draw against St Peter's at Hurst Green, but they have to wait until tonight to see if they are crowned First Division champions. White Hart are second,
and they have a home game against Kings Arms A out standing from the fuel crisis. But they need a 12-0 win
to overhaul the Dog. Kings need to win to finish
third. Castle B, undefeated for
over 18 months, are Second Division champions. Brown Cow A needed a 7-5
win at De Lacy Arms to fin ish runners-up, but they went down 5-7, leaviung Station Choo Choos celebrating. De Lacy's win couldn't pre vent them being relegated,
though. In the Third Division, Sta
tion Hotel B are champions, with White Horse B runners-up. Castle are the Ladies'
League winners, for the first time. Legion finished second after beating Buck A in a
play-off. Buck A play Buck B in the
cup final on Tuesday at Starkies' Fun Bar, Castle
T was a nervous night for Low M oor Club and Starkies Sharks as
GISBURN AND DISTRICT POOL
LEAGUE RESULTS
Bu ck Inn (P a y th o rn e ) 3,
Brown Cow 4; Th re e Riv e rs 1, Buck A 6; Pendle Hotel 5, Pendle Inn 2; An ch o r B 4, C oa ch and
Horses 3. TABLE p
Buck B.......................... Buck A .......................... Hole in the Wail........... Buck Inn (Paythorne). Three Rivers................. Pendle inn..................... Copy Nook.................... Anchor B....................... Anchor A....................... Brown Cow.................... Coach & Horses............
5 4 5 4
5 5 5 4 5
4 5 5
Pts 30 26 25 22 22 21 21 20 19 17 15 11
S tre e t , from 8 p.m. O The Winter League starts
next week. Forty-six teams registered
for the Men's League and 10 for the Ladies' League. There are new teams from
Lower Buck, Waddington, and Billington Brass Band Club, while Waddington and Whalley Arms join the Ladies' League, and Pendle Hotel now have two "fair sex" teams. O The Men's League Cup Final and Summer League Presentation is on Friday, December 1st, at the Royal British Legion. Entry is free,
and the final starts at 7-30 p.m. RESULTS
Premier Division Stork Hotel A 4, Starkies Sharks
8; Castle A 9, Commercial A 3; Low Moor Club 6, Buck A 6; Whalley Arms 7, Royal Oak 0; Horae Shoe A
6, Legion B 6; Legion A bye. First Division
Starkies Fun Bar 5, Bay Horae A
7; Pendle Hotel B 8, Stork Hotel B 4; St Peters 6, Dog Inn 6; New Inn 5, White Hart 7; Kings Arms A bye.
Second Division De La cy 7, Brown Cow A 5;
Buck Wrinkleys 5, Pendle Hotel A 7; White Horse A 6, Victoria 6; Legion D 5, Horse Shoe B 7; Castle B and Station Choo Choo's byes. Third Division
Buck B 4, Bridge 8; Bay Horse
B 5, White Horse B 7; Brown Cow B 6, Kings Arms B 6; Pendle Witch 5, Station B 7; Commercial B 7, Sainsbury's 0; Black Horse bye. TABLES
Premier Division
Low Moor Club 20 Starkies Sharks 20
Buck A ............. 20 Legion A .......... 20 Whalley Arms A 19 Stork Hotel A .. 19 Royal Oak........ 20 Castle A............ 20 Legion B.......... 20 Horse Shoe A ... 20 Commercial A.. 18
First Division
Dog Inn............ 20 White Hart...... 19 St Peters.......... 20 Kings Arms A.. 19 Waggon & Horsesl9 Legion C .......... 20 Pendle Hotel B. 20 Stork Hotel B .. 20 Bay Horse A .... 20 Starkies Fun Bar 20
Castle B............ 18 Station.............. 18 Brown Cow A... 18 Pendle Hotel A. 18 Victoria............ 18 White Horse A. 18 Buck Wrinks.... 18 Horse Shoe B ... 18 De Lacy Arms.. 18
Legion D
Third Division P W I
Station Hotel B 20 15 1 White Horse B. 20 15 1
Bay Horse B .... 20 11 8 Pendle Witch... 20 9 9
Kings Arms B.. 19 10 5 Black Horse..... 19 10 I Buck B ............. 18 9 I Bridge............... 17 7 J Brown Cow B... 20 2 1. Commercial B.. 18 3 1! Sainsbury’s....... 19 1 H
, D P 5 182 4 169 5 153 6 145 3 142
, 6 142 I 8 129
) 6 126 ! 4 113
New Inn............ 20 Second Division
l 5 108 4 104
D P 4 169 6 137 4 134 6 134 5 123 5 122 4 122 4 118 4 111 2 89
D P 4 194 4 177 1 158 1 146 4 140 2 131 2 122 2 114 3 95 2 94 0 40
D P 3 194 1 193 4 182 6 153 2 147 4 138 3 122 1 105 3 102 4 92 2 66
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: A K E R Denis Leaver is the new captain of M-yt ton Fold Golf
Club.
Leaver, last season's greens chairman, has replaced Steve Hill at the helm of the
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WELL PLAYED: Outgoing captain Steve Hill presents an award to Danny Mur phy watched by officials and winners. (T05110U/./)
Denis is the new captain B
Langho-based club. Margaret Gradwell succeeds Barbara
Bryan as lady captain. And 14-year-old Sam Punchard has cre
ated a slice of history by being appointed the first junior captain of the Whalley
Road club. .
The annual prize presentation took place in the Banqueting Suite on Friday evening
and was attended by 130 people. There was also a buffet and a disco. Outgoing captain Steve Hill handed over
the awards. Roll of Honour Millennium Trophy, Mick Bryan and Scott
2000 campaign - Roger Altham lowering the amateur record to 68 and Gary Coope setting
a new professional recordb of 71. Lady Captain's Day, Steve Hill and Pauline
White; Inaugural Lady Captains, Ken Hodgkinson and Slid. Hughes; ELGA Mixed Doubles, Roger Altham and Ann Almond; Bill Almond Memorial Trophy, David Astin, Ted Bamborough (seniors), Sue Hughes (ladies); Mixed Doubles Kockout, Colin Elliott and Pauline White; Winter League, Marion Gradwell and Barbara Bryan; April Stableford, Sue Hughes; May Medal, Ann Almond (under 40) and Carol Cherry (over- 40); June Stableford, Margaret Gradwell; July Stableford, Barbara Bryan; July Medal, Car ole Maher (under 40) and Margaret Gradwell (over 40); August Stableford, Ann Almond; August Medal, Carol Cherry (under 40) and Marion Gradwell (over 40); October Stable ford, Sue Hughes; September Medal, Carol
Hilliard; Post Office Cup, Howard Jenkins; Irish Doubles, David Hargreaves and Tony Cross; Euro Trophy, Colin Elliott; Duffers Cup, Steve Cherry; Rabbits' Singles, A. Cat- terall; Rabbits' Doubles, Jim Bridge and Frank Hargreaves; President's Prize, Angela Cherry arid Danny Murphy; Ladies' Doubles, Carole Maher and Barbara Bryan; Ladies' Singles, Barbara Bryan; Gents' Doubles, Colin Elliott and Trevor Thornber; Gents' Singles, John Frayne; Pharmans Cup, Mark Hartley; Founder Captain's Trophy, Tim Chambers; Cavalier Putter, Roger Altham; Captain's Prize, Sue Hughes and Sam Pun chard; Club Championship, Andy Kay (nett) and Danny Murphy (gross); Champion of Champions, Andrew Smethurst; Order of Merit, Colin Elliott; Winter League A, Harry Gould and Dave Carney; Winter League B, Mick Bryan and Peter Burton; Winter League C, Andy Marsh and Andy Martin; April Stableford, James Kennerley; April Medal and ELGA qualifier, Malcolm White; Lombard qualifier, Steve Taylor; May Medal, Scott Hilliard; May Stableford, Steve Taylor; June Stableford, Greg Strong; Hall of Fame qualifier, Jim Bradley; July Medal, Gary Whiteley; July Stableford, M. Horsfall; July Bogey, Rob McCassey; Stenna Doubles, Steve Taylor and Barry Hargreaves; Septem ber Stableford, Philip Hitchen; September Medal, Andy Kay; Wednesday Social, Frank Hindle; Order of Merit, Colin Elliott. Two new course records were set during the
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Cherry. Adult-Junior competition, Dave Berry and
Mark Hartley; July competition, Sam Pun chard (white), Nick Pearson (yellow), Elliot and Conor Lowes (red); August competition, Luke Chadwick (white), Joseph Salazar (yel low), Elliot Lowes (red); September competi tion, Jake Chadwick (white), Andrew Berry man (Yellow), Elliot Lowes (red); ELGA Boys' Champion, Jake Chadwick; Junior Order of Merit, Sam Punchard. 9 The second round of the Professional's
Winter Series was held at the weekend. Frank Hindle compiled 38 Stableford
points and emerged a clear-cut winner ahead of Luke Chadwick and Dave Astin (both 34 points). Hindle, with 12 points, leads the Order of Merit by two points from Colin Elliott and Howard Taylor.
RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES’
DARTS WINTER LEAGUE RESULTS
Royal British Legion 2, Catholic SC 10; Conserv
ative Club 3, Craven A 9; Brown Cow 5, Langho 7; Kings Arms 4, Starkies 8. High score: 180, B. Parker; 171, Ki Peel; 140,121, 100, M. Livcsey; 133, B. Speak; 122, L. Parkinson; 114,1. 'Whalley; 107, J. Holden; 101 and ton, J. Gallagher; ton, J. Cowgill, K. Stone, C. Robinson, K. Johnson, M. Northover. POINTS AND POSITIONS
1, Langho FC 35; 2, Catholic S C 34; 3, Craven A
29; 4, Brown Cow 24; 5, Bay Horse 22; 6, Brown Cow and Kings Arms 18; 7, Low Moor and Starkies 17; 8, Craven B 16; 9, Conservative Club 14; Black Bull 13; Royal British Legion 11.
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