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I jump with a leap one cen­ timetre below her best, and a


She then won the high


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Clitheroe 22 Lostock 5


CLITHEROE complet­ ed their league campaign with a comfortable victo­ ry over Lostock to leave themselves in the same finishing position as last


season. An abundance of backs,


but a shortage of forwards seemed to be the selection poser for skipper Roger Holmes, but for once Lady Luck was kind to the locals as second rower Alan Nuttall managed to complete his 300-mile dash in time for kick-off. Conditions underfoot were


National Interleague Pool


1993, but the Westholme I pupil shattered it, setting four personal bests along the |


in national finals Ci


Locals unlucky New £500 pool knockout


LITHEROE A just failed to reach the last 32 in the


Finals in Great Yarmouth. Even without six regular


players they demolished Coventry 11-7, before drawing 9-9 with group winners Nuneaton. Nuneaton went through by


virtue of beating Covetry 12-6 - one frame better than Clitheroe. The team travelled home somewhat disappointed, but


can hold their heads high. In the Clitheroe Pool


League, Starkies Sharks are


close to retaining their Premier League title after a 7-5 win over White Hart A. They now need 12 points from the remaining two games


to make sure. Low Moor are favourites for


runners-up spot. Commercial A are on target


for the Premiership after a 10-2 win over nearest rivas Pendle V in the First Division. They only require seven


points from two games for the title.


However, the Stork B-Dog


Music Bar game was aban­ doned due to an incident involv­ ing members of the Dog team. The league committee will


decide the penalty at an emer­ gency meeting tonight at the De Lacy, Whalley, starting at 7 p.m. All committee must be present. Unbeaten St Peter’s put paid


to their fierce rivals Three Mill­ stones in the Second Division, while Starkies A are on course for second spot. Castle B are runaway Third


Division leaders, and need 12 points for the championship. Waggon and Horses B top


the Fourth Division by a point after a 7-5 win over Victoria, who also bore title ambitions. Waggon take on Station


Hotel in a fortnight in what looks a title decider. O The Ladies' Cup Final will be between Legion and Castle


near perfect, and with Chris Bosonnet adding a dash of sophistication at fly-half, Clitheroe set off at a fine pace. An early foray into


Lostock territory resulted in a desperate clearing kick straight into the welcoming arms of Nuttall. He charged back up field


and, with the help of Tony Dubowski and Paddy McAloone, secured posses­ sion five metres from the try


line. Up stepped powerhouse


wingman Phil Parker to take the ball from the base of the ruck and power over for the


first try. Clitheroe dominated for


much of the next 20 minutes. Scrum-half Malcolm Heanan used a good tactical kicking game to keep the vis­ itors in their own half, and Holmes continued in his rich vein of try-scoring with his sixth of the season. A trio of well-struck


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| start on Sunday. After bowling Baxenden


sion campaign off to a flying R


I out for 134, the Church Meadow side cruised to vic­ tory with five wickets to spare, with Peel leading the


Heanan penalties stretched the lead to 19 points before Lostock registered their only points with a try on half­ time. Lostock hammered away


ATOP prize of £500 is up for grabs in a new Ribble Valley pool compe­


tition. The Clitheroe Advertiser and Times has


joined forces with the Dog Inn, Whalley, to promote the brand new singles knockout. And the first 128 players to sign on will


have the chance to pocket the first prize. Applications - at £5 a player - to play will


be accepted on a first come-first served basis and the closing date for entries is Sunday,


April 30th. The draw will appear in the Clitheroe


Advertiser and Times on Thursday, May 4th, and the competition will break off on Sunday, May 7th.


at the Buck on Sunday, May 7th, cue-off 8 p.m. • Summer League registration is on Sunday, May 7th also at the Buck, from 8 to 9 p.m. Registration is £30 per team


(Men's League) and £20 per team (Ladies' League), to be


paid on the night. RESULTS


Premier Division Low Moor Club 9, Stork Hotel


A 3; White Hart A 5, Starkies Sharks 7; Whalley Arms A 5, Buck A 7; Dog Inn 7, Castle A 5; Royal Oak A 4, Legion A 8. First Division


Higher Buck 6, Waggon and


Horses A 6; Commercial A 10, Pendle Hotel B 2; Stork Hotel B 2, Dog and Partridge A 6; Horse Shoe A 6, Legion B 6. Second Division


Starkies A v New Inn A; St Peters 7, Three Millstones 5; Legion C v White Lion; Craven Heifer 8, Horse Shoe B 4. Third Division


Pendle A 7, White Hart B 5;


Brown Cow B 3, Buck Wrinkleys 9; White Horse 8, Kings Arms B 4; Castle B 9, De Lacy Arms 3; Whalley Arms B bye. Fourth Division


Buck B 2, Chatburn Wander­


ers 10; New Inn B 12, Commer­ cial B 0; Waggon and Horses B 7, Victoria 5; Bay Horse B 7, Royal Oak B 5; Station 7, Black Horse


5.


Stork Hotel A.. Royal Oak A .... Dog Inn..........


White Hart A... Ultraframe 6, Brown Cow A 6;


affairs and all winners at that stage will be guaranteed a brewery-sponsored prize. Second, third and fourth round clashes


First round matches will be one-frame


will be over three frames, quarter-final clash­ es will be best of five, the semi-finals will be best of seven and the final best of nine. All matches will be played on Thursday


and Sundays at the Dog Inn and the winner - from the final to be played on June 1st - will have the right to stage the competition


at his or her own local next year. Games will be played under the new rules


and applications can either be sent to our office in King Street, Clitheroe, along with the coupon on this page or can be made directly to the Dog Inn.


TONIGHT'S FIXTURES Premier Division


Starkics Sharks v Low Moor Club; Buck A v White Hart A; Legion A v Whalley Arms; Royal Oak A v Castle A. First Division


Stork Hotel A v Dog Inn; Waggon and Horses A v Horse


Shoe A; Pendle Hotel B v Higher Buck; Dog Music Bar v Commer­ cial; Bay Horse A v Stork Hotel B; Kings Arms A v Legion B. Second Division


Brown Cow A v Legion C; New


Inn A v Ultraframe; Three Mill­ stones v Starkics A; Horse Shoe B v St Peters; Craven Heifer v White Lion. Third Division


Whalley Arms B v White


Horse; Buck Wrinkleys v Pendie Hotel A;; De Lacy Arms v Brown Cow B; Castle B v Kings Arms B Fourth Division


Chatburn Wanderers v Bay


Horse B; Commercial B v Buck B; Victoria v New Inn B; Black Horse v Waggon and Horses B; Station Hotel v Royal Oak B. TABLES


Premier Division


16 15 6 1 165 Waggon B....... 16 13 2 16 12 2 2 149 Station Hotel... 16 12 2 16 8 3 5 133


p W L D P


Commercial A.. 16 12 2 3 151 Legion B......... 16 8 5 3 126 Pendle Hotel B. 16 7 4 5 126 Horse Shoe A... 16 7 6 3 118 Dog M'sic Bar.. 15 7 3 5 113 Waggon A....... 16 6 6 4 l i e Kings Arms A.. 15' Stork Hotel B.. 15


First Division P W L D P


Bay Horse A.... 15 3 11 1 82 Higher Buck.... 16 4 11 6 82 Second Division


6 6 3 9


3 163 3 83


St Peter's......... 16 14 0 2 163 Starkies A....... 15 16 3 2 131


p W L D P


Ultraframe...... 16 6 5 5 122 Craven Heifer... 16 7 7 2 112 New Inn A...... 15 5 5 5 168 Brown Cow A.. 15 5 6 4 162 White Lion...... 15 5 6 4 98 HorseShoe B.... 14 6 6 2 91 Three Millstones 15 3 11 1 86


Legion C......... 15 1 13 1 57 Third Division p W L D P


Castle B.......... 14 12 6 2 137 Buck Wrinks.... 14 9 2 3 121 White Hart B... 15 4 7 4 97 DeLacy.......... 13 6 4 3 93 Whalley Arms B 13 7 5 1 92 White Horse.... 14 4 6 4 91 Pendle Hotel A. 13 4 6 3 83 Kings Arms B.. 13 2 8 3 67 Brown Cow B... 13 1 11 1 53 Fourth Division


p w L


16 8 6 2 123 Chatbum Wndrs 16 9 4 16 8 6 2 122 Bay Horse B..... 17 8 5 16 5 9 2 164 Black Horse...., 16 6 8 16 3 16 3 87 New Inn B......, 16 5 10 16 4 9 3 86 Commercial B... 16 3 12 16 3 11 2 86 Royal Oak B..... 14 3 10 16 2 16 4 79 Buck B.......... . 15 1 12


Victoria.......... 16 11 4 Chatbum enjoy seven-goal romp


Chatburn Reserves 7 Rolls-Royce 0


THE Reserves recorded their best result of the season with this


emphatic scoreline. Kicking up the slope in the first half,


the home side found it hard work with the Rolls keeper standing in their way and producing superb saves to deny Bartlett and Lakin. The breakthrough came 10 minutes


before the break when Gaskell and Bartlett combined for the opening goal with the lat­ ter applying the finishing touch.


Rolls-Royce must have wondered


what had hit them in the second half as the home team went crazy, hitting six


without reply. Gaskell got the first of his four, lob­


bing the keeper from 20 yards. His sec­ ond was goal poaching at its best and the hat-trick was completed after a one- two with Bartlett. Not to be outdone, Bartlett claimed


his second with a mis-kick that left the Rolls keeper stranded. Booth thought he had scored the sixth but Gaskell’s late touch saw him claim his fourth.


Low Moor win to keep their hopes alive


League Third Division title hopes with a 2-1 win at Red Lion. The locals moved to with­


L*


at the Clitheroe line after the break, only to be repelled


time and again. Heanan notched a fourth


penalty to make it 22-5. The annual President's


Game and presentation evening is at the clubhouse, on Saturday, May 6th.


in three points of leaders Kings Arms, with two


games in hand. And they will hope for a


repeat performance against Red Lion on Sunday at Roefield. Elsewhere, De Lacy


OW Moor boosted their Memorial Sunday Football


FIXTURES First Division


Judge Walmesley v Royal


Hotel (Norden); Oaklea Alexan­ der v De Lacy (Wilson). Third Division


field).


Low Moor v Red Lion (Roe- TABLES


shocked Lord Nelson to win the First Division local derby 3-0, while Judge Walmesley also earned a welcome 3-1 win over Lower Darwen.


UNNERS-up last time out, Rihblesdale Wan- I derers thirds got their Rib- blesdale League Third Divi­


Plough............ 16 15 1 0 Lord Nelson.... 18 9 6 3 Royal Hotel.... 14 8 4 2 EH Football.... 17 8 3 6 Lower Darwen. 17 8 2 7 Oaklea............ 16 8 2 6 Stanhill Lions... 15 6 3 6 DeLacy.......... 18 7 0 11 Rishton Arms... 15 5 2 8 Judge Walmesley 18 4 2 12 Station Hotel... 18 0 1 17 Second Division


First Division P W D L


sion side Brown Cow won 3- 2 at Knuzden Brook, but remain six points behind leaders Cross Axes. Calderstones slipped to a


High-flying Second Divi­


2-1 defeat at Alma. RESULTS


I side home with an unbeaten 71. Dewhurst had earlier made a valuable contribution


| of 55 to the run chase. Clitheroe thirds, who fin-


I ished third last season, also registered a seven-point win after bowling Bamoldswick


| out for 89. The Chatburn Roaders


| eased to a seven-wicket win.' Read thirds and Salesbury


I thirds completed a fine week- | end for the Rihble Valley. Read made 160-9, with


I Jarvis (50) in fine form, | before skittling Settle for 79.


And a magnificent


I unbeaten 103 from Burton wood helped Salesbury to a massive 110-run win over Burnley Belvedere, who were bowled out for 60 after the | locals had made 170-2.


FIXTURES Saturday


Senior League


Baxenden v Clitheroe; Black- I bum Northern v Read; Ribbles-


| dale Wanderers v Whalley. First Division


Clitheroe v Salesbury; Read I v Stacksteads; Whalley v Rib-


Reta i l Motor Ind u s t ry • Federa tion


| blesdale Wanderers. Second Division


Salesbury v Earby. Sunday


Third Division Clitheroe v Great Harwood;


I Edenfield v Read; Padiham v I Salesbury; Ribblesdale Wan­ derers v Burnley Belvedere.


First Division De Lacy 3, Lord Nelson 0;


Lower Darwen 1, Judge Walmes­ ley 3.


Second Division Alma 2, Calderstones 1; Knuz­


den Brook 2, Brown Cow 3. Third Division


Red Lion 1, Low Moor 2. RBL 2, Langho FC 10; Billing-


LEAGUE RESULTS


WINTER


RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES' DARTS


ton BC 5, Bay Horse 7; Station 11, Kings Arms 1; Craven A 9, Black Bull 3; Brown Cow 4, Craven B 8; Low Moor 11, Bridge Inn 1.


High Scores 140 - L. Waring; 134 - K. John­


son; 133 - P. Dixon; 132 - J. Cowgill; 131 - M. Bowman; 125 - J. Cunliffe; 124 - J. Ridgeway; 123 - M. Northover; 121 - D. Baker; 120 - J. Johnson; 119 - J. Peace; 117 - J. Cowperthwaite; J. War- burton; 101 - P. Brown; 100 - M. McDonnell, J. Hamer, L. McDon­ ald.


Points and Positions 1, Langho 140; 2, Low Moor


164; 3, Station 160; 4, Craven A 144; 5, Catholic SC 133; 6, Billing- ton BC, Craven B 125; 8, Bridge Inn 121; 9, Brown Cow 119; 10. Kings Arms 118; 11, Bay Horse 116; 12, RBL 115; 13, Black Bull (Old Langho) 104.


Cross Axes...... 16 Brown Cow..... 16 Wellington...... 18 Ossy Refugees.. 17 Little Crown.... 17 Knuzden Brook 17 Ossy Rovers.... 18 Crown Scaffolds 17 Alma............... 16


Bartlett notched his hat-trick and


number seven with a 25-yard shot that screamed into the net. The reserves previously recorded the


double over Mill Hill St Peter’s with a fine team performance, winning 4-0. The Blackburn keeper had made sev­


eral saves before Bartlett opened the home account with a thunderous effort. Gaskell then out-muscled his marker


and rounded the keeper to double the advantage before half-time. Gaskell added his second after the break, before Cliffe sealed the points.


Ribchester lose out to title rivals


Goodshaw 2 Ribchester 0


RIBCHESTER’S 2-1 vic­ tory over Earby in mid­ week set up this top-of- the-table clash against Goodshaw with the win­ ners favourites for the title. Against driving rain in the


first half, Ribchester coped well with the onslaught and created two excellent chances to open the scoring. Goodshaw pushed men for­


ward in search of the opener, but Hacking’s goal was well protected by Rhodes and Anderton.


With Ribchester content


to soak up the pressure they looked strong enough to get through to the interval with­ out conceding, but Goodshaw took the lead 10 minutes before half-time. A deep cross from the right


was cleared by Mallott only for the follow-up to be rammed into the bottom comer. Goodshaw increased their lead in the second half with a


sweeping move but to their credit, Ribchester battled with Lofthouse and Anderton creating openings, but it was too little, too late.


D P 1 152 2 151 0 132 3 131 4 125 2 111 1 95 0 73 1 70 2 66


Calderstones.... 17 Third Division P W D


Kings Arms..... 18 14 1 Low Moor....... 16 13 1 Knuzden........ ..18'12 1 Woodnook....... 20 11 1 Griffins Head... 18 9 3 Printers........... 18 9 2 Wilpshire BH... 17 5 4 LS Roofing..... 20 5 2 Red Lion......... 17 5 1


GREAT


AND DISTRICT BOWLING


HARWOOD


LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Antley 7, Gt Harwood 3;


Clitheroe Cricket 6, Haslingden 4; Globe A 7, Whalley A 3; Ribbles­ dale A 9, Rishton Con. A 1; Rush- ton St A 6, Clayton Gatty 4. Second Division


Burnley Rd B 7, Rishton B C 3;


Come and Welcome 9, Coppice 1; Hurst Green A 7, Spring Hill 3;


Salesbury A 10, Sabden Black 0. Third Division


Castle A 3, Ribblesdale B 7;


Leisure Hour B 8, Immanuel 2; Leisure Hour A 2, Burnley Rd A


8. Fourth Division Rishton Con. B 8, Waddington


B 2; Sahden Red 1, Roe Lee Park 9; Sydney St 9, Hurst Green B 1. • The first league competition


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