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Rose Assurance Youth League sea­ son with a convincing 11-0 victory. The Wolves were 7-0 up at half-time


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match.A good team effort saw the Under 13s


beat Langho 2-0. Man-of-the-match Jake Chadwick


got both goals. Five-star Joe McTear fired the Under


16s Red team to a 16-0 win over Ossy Juniors - their third on the bounce. Skipper Dale Underwood also scored


OUR-GOAL Jordan Walms- ley helped Clitheroe Wolves Under 14s kick-off the Red


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their Sportsmen's Dinner on Friday, October 6th.


place in the James Har­ greaves Stand at Burn­ ley FC and the speak­ ers are Frank Wor­ thington and MC


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mack. Geraldine Seed hit a hat-trick, and was joined on the scoresheet by Catherine Bolton (2) and player of the match Sarah Tomlinson. Brogan Cook made some excellent saves and Stephanie Winckley had a


solid second half. The Rangers went down 6-2 to


Earcroft, but their heads never dropped. Chelsea Crook was player of the match while Sammy-Jo Grayston


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four to take the star man award, while Danny Anderson hit a hat-trick. Also on the scoresheet were Nick


SIX-SHOOTER Sam Langford


Tucker (2), Luke Green and Matt Han­ son.The Under 14s showed great charac­ ter to come back from 2-0 down to draw


3-3 with Blue Star. Oliver McLean showed them the way


back from_the spot, and David Bunyan and Daniel Bush were also on target. The Under nines North Valley League side lost 4-0 to a strong Barrow­


ford Celtic.Michael Clarkson went close on a cou­ ple of occasions, and Shaun Kelly and Daniel Whittaker put in sound defensive


displays. The two Wolves Under eight teams,


red and blue, played out an entertaining derby, with the red team winning 5-1. Jack Wright netted for the blues, with


ensured Readstone United Under 8s continued their unbeaten


start to the season. He hit a double hat-trick as Trawden


Celtic were beaten 8-0. Michael Cox and Matthew Shirtcliffe


completed the scoring. The Under 15s topped that with a 10-


0 success against Feniscowles St Paul’s. Adam Getty bagged four, star man


James Wilbourne three and Matthew Roberts and Alex Ilaythornthwaite one


apiece.The Under 9s North Valley team enjoyed their first win of the season with a hard-fought 2-0 defeat of Brierfield


Celtic.Josh Neary and Luke Basterfield were on target, with Matthew Riley man of


Jordan Burridge their best player on the day.Michael Clarkson got all five for the reds and was also man-of-the-match. Both Clitheroe Wolves girls teams


Dolphins make a splash


_ good performance in the semi-final of the swim­


LTTFTERGE Dol­ phins turned in a


ming Micro League. They finished fifth with;


several personal best-times achieved, and they will no v look forward to the fin is which are due to take place eariy next month. New best times were


the match. Ashley Brown (2), Ryan Thomas


were in action at the weekend. The Wolves made it three wins out of three with a 6-1 success against Lam


Fisher and the outstanding Duncan Fearnhead all netted for the Under 14s, but they were beaten 10-4 by Salter-


forth.However, their second half display was encouraging as they matched their opponents.


Willie Miller. A limited amount of


tickets are available from Geoff Lambert (01282 771442) or Paul Clarke (01282 771832).


Whalley Pumas Under l i s a point against local rivals Clitheroe


MARK Frankland netted a


Wolves. Frankland and Teddy Foster had put


th e Pumas in control with a two-goal lead.But Whalley had to settle for a share of the spoils after the Wolves came back


to lead 3-2. Frankland's last-gasp strike snatched


a draw in a sporting game. William Henderson was Whalley's


star man. However, it was a tale of woe for the


other Whallcy sides. The Under 14s slipped to a 4-0 defeat


ag a in s t Lammack, despite some good football and hard work. Liam McCarthy was excellent in


defence.James Taylor put the Under 8s in front against Barrowford Celtic, but that proved to be a consolation as Celtic


went on to win 3-1. David Astley was man of the match. Goalkeeper Matt Cookson was the


Under 10s Leopards' top performer in the 8-0 defeat against Blue Star. His bravery kept the score down. Whalley battled well and improved as


last-minute equaliser to give


CLITHEROE WOLVES Under 9s are celebrating a new shirt sponsorship deal with Roval Sun Alliance.


Craven Cup success


nellifield...................... 0 Riminglon .................. ^ RIMINGTON made class


tell as they overcame a potential banana skin to reach the second round of the Craven Cup. The homesters did their


best to make it difficult for the East Lancashire League side as they harried and hustled, but the locals were too strong. They fortuitously opened


the scoring midway through the first half when Paul Sayle charged down the cen­ tre half's clearance, and the ball shot all of 25 yards past the stranded keeper.


ington deserved, as even without four regulars they played open, attacking foot­


It was no more than Rim- :


ball. The second half was bet­


ter to watch as Rimington opened up the home defence with Terry Braithwaite pulling the strings. His throughball to Trevor


Watkins caused panic and the striker was unceremoni­ ously dumped in the area. Braithwaite calmly slot­


ted home the spot-kick. This was followed by the


goal of the game as Braith­ waite nut-megged the full back and chipped the ball to the far post for Sayle to head in. The striker completed his


hat-trick from close range to take the locals through. There are signs that they


are beginning to gel and with more consistency could he a force to be reckoned


with. Saturday sees a local


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the game wore on, and Gary Lee and Declan Kinney stood out. The Under 12s' passing game was hin­


dered by a heavy pitch in their 6-0 defeat against Blackburn Eagles. The Eagles deserved the points, but


Shaun Tonge, Mark Astley, Rob Kell- away and Donald Wharton played well


for Whalley. The Under 14s went two goals down


in the first five minutes against Rossendale Valley, and ended up losing


9-1.Michael Rigby crashed home a fine goal for Whalley, while Daniel Stephen­ son was the star player.


Pits).


Sunday. The summer league was


T


HE Roefield Leisure Centre Five-A-Side Winter League starts on


one to remember, with three teams battling it out at the top of the table. Unknowns were crowned


derby against Craven Heifer at home, kick-off 2-15 p.m.


LL Accrington Sun­ day Memorial Foot­ ball League fixtures were


postponed due to the fuel


shortage. A decision was taken last


is resumed on Sunday. FIXTURES


First Division Plough Inn v Brown Cow (Wil­


son's); Stanhill Lions v Judge Walmeslcy (Koxhill Bank). Second Division


Low Moor v Crown Scaffolds


(Roefield); Ossy Refugees v Caldcrstones (Foxhill Bank). Third Division


Red Lion v Brownhill (Marl


Thursday to call off all scheduled games. However, normal service


champions, with Real Breathless second and Para- letic third. Michael Wilson of


Unknowns is pictured receiving the trophy from centre manager Tony Rodia. Sunday's fixtures are as


follows: 9 a.m. - Can't Think of a Name v Real Unknowns; 9-50 a.m. - Aud- ley Walking v Rag Legs; 10- 40 a.m. - Wanderers v The Players; 11-30 a.m. - Park­ ers Arms v Mad Dogs; 12- 20 p.m. - All Stars v New Inn; 1-10 p.m. - Clitheroe Clowns v Hogs of War.


recorded oy is. Burrui, R. Isherwood, S. Jones, B. High- ton,. C. Dudbridge, O. Knowles, M. Philip and C. Greenwood in the girls sec­ tion, while for the boys, R. Daykin, S.Hitchen, A. Wear­ ing, Av Bowen - Ay Gatens,; J. Ellis, C. Waddington, L. Makinson and M. Jaggs earned PBs. In the North West


Waddington Village Club T


Biathlon Championships and Open Triathlon at Horwich last weekend - which involved1 swimming, running and shooting - many top posi­ tions were achieved. Peter Dudbridge woii the triathlon,- while Louise Highton was a' runner-up. • Adrian Wearing placed sec-' ond in the biathlon. In the team event, the 11-


12 girls, Louise Highton, Megan Philip and Thea Smith, earned gold in both biathlon and triathlon. Catherine Dudbridge, Carla Greenwood and Louise won the triathlon. Several of the qualifiers for the National Biathlon event in Sheffield later this year will be attend­


ing.


is held at Ribblesdale Pool in November with an awards ceremony in the New Year.


The Dolphins Annual Gala


m CLITHEROE take on Hyndburn in the Lan­ cashire Superleague on Sun­


day. All players are asked to


meet at the Buck, Clitheroe, at 12-30 p.m. for a 1 p.m. start. The latest Clitheroe and District Pool League results


and fixtures are appended RESULTS


Starkies Sharks 11, Horse Shoe Premier Division


is underway. On the first evening of the Castle Cement-spon­


Waddington event in the spotlight B


HE Waddington Floodlight Bowling Competition at


THE Bar-Be-Quick Floodlit Doubles at Ribblesdale Wander­


6-30 p.m. There will be four weeks of qualifying, rounds before the finals day takes place


sored event, last Tuesday, J. Pimrick and D. Kendall won through to the final after beating M. Opie and R. Barnes 21-20 jn a thrilling end to the'night's play.


‘eventual winners were Q. Taylor and D. Barnes, who beat D. and L. Harrison 21-9.


.. The following night, the ir '


. ■ Thursday evening;iiw. J. Eborall and K. Allen win their place in the last eight with a 21-16 win over J. and D. Navin. Qualifying games contin­


ue this week and next and the final is held next Thurs­ day, September 21st, from 6-45 p.m.


BOWLING LEAGUE FINAL RESULTS


GREAT HARWOOD AND DISTRICT


Gatty 2, Globe A 8; Gt Harwood 7, Haslingden 3; Ribblesdale A 6,


Antley 9, Whalley A 1; Clayton Wanderers 0; Sydney St 6, Rish- Whalley A............. .... 18 ton Con. B 4; The Grange 2, Roe Haslingden................. 18


First Division Pool Scene .:


A 1; Buck A 9, Whalley Arms A 3; Royal Oak 4, Legion A 8; Dog Music BAr 3, Low Moor Club 9; Legion B 7, Castle A 5. First Division


Bay Horse A 9, Pendle Hotel B


3; Stork Hotel B 6, St Peter’s 6. Second Division


Victoria 9, Legion D 3. Third Division


Castle B 7, White Horse A 5; Bridge 4, Black Horse 8; White


Horse B 7, Buck B 5; Kings Arms B 7, Commercial B 0; Sainsburys


BIO, Brown Cow B 2. Ail other games postponed due


to the fuel shortage. FIXTURES Tonight


Premier Division Low Moor Club v Starkies


Sharks; Commercial A v Horse Shoe A; Stork Hotel A v Castle A; Buck A v Royal Oak; Dog v Whalley Arms A; Legion B v Legion A.


First Division Starkies Fun Bar v Legion C;


Waggon and Horses v Kings Arms A; Bay Horse A v Stork


Clitheroe Cricket 4; Rishton Con. A 9, Rushton St A 1; Haslingden


4, Gt Harwood 6. Second Division


Globe B 8, Hurst Green A 2;


Salesbury A 9, Coppice 1; Spring Hill 6, Come and Welcome 4; Waddington A 2, Burnley Rd B 8; Sabden Black 4, Rishton BC 6. Third Division


Castle B 6, Immanuel 4; Burn­ ley Rd A 9, Ribblesdale B 1; Cas­


tle B 2, Burnley Rd A 8; Free Gardeners 2, Leisure Hour B 8; Immanuel 3, Free Gardeners 7; Leisure Hour A 9, Whalley B 1; Leisure Hour A 7, Castle B 3; Ribblesdale B 3, Rushton St B 7; Rushton St B 7, Salesbury B 3; Salesbury B 7, Castle A 3; Whal­ ley B 9, Castle A 1.


Fourth Division


B 1; Milnshaw Wanderers 8, Ribblesdale A......... .... 18 Sabden Red 2; Uakhill 9, Gt Harwood........... .... 18 Waddington B 1; Rishton Con. B Globe A.................. .... 18 7. Hurst Green B 3; Rishton Rushton St A.......... .... • 18 Con. B 4, Milnshaw Wanderers Rishton Con A........... 18 6; Roe Lee Park 10, Milnshaw Clitheroe CC.........;.... 18


Hurst Green B 5, Mercer Park 5; Mercer Park 9, Rishton Con.


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Lee Park 8; The Grange 7, Clayton Gatty....... .... 18 0, Pendle Witch 7; Station Hotel


Second Division ers Bowling Club begins on Monday at


Oakhill 3; Waddington B 1, Hurst Green B 9; Sabden Blue 3,


Sydney St 7. MERIT WINNERS First Division


R. Turner (Ribblesdale A) 141, C. Massey (Gt Harwood) 124; J.


Whittaker (Antley) 119. Second Division


G. Wood (Burnley Rd B) 129;


R. Smith (Salesbury A) 113; N. Hill (Spring Hill) 92. Third Division


R. Whittam (Leisure Hour)


188; P. Fenwick (Leisure Hour N) 157; S. Gower (Castle B) 156. Fourth Division


A. Clarke (Roe Lee Park) 164; W. Walsh (Roe Lee Park) 164; F.


Johnson (Sabden Red) 139. FINAL TABLES First Division


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Hotel B; Dog Inn (Whalley) v Pendle Hotel B; White Hart v St Peter’s.


Pendle Hotel A v Station Choo


Choos; De Lacy Arms v Buck Wrinkleys; Castle B v Victoria; Horse Shoe B v White Horse A. Third Division


Brown Cow B v Bridge; While Horse B v Black Horse; Buck B v


Bay Horse B; Kings Arms B v Sainsburys.


Tuesday Challenge Cup


Low Moor v Kings Arms B; Commercial A v White Horse A;


i Second Division


Burnley Rd B............. 18 129 Salesbury A................ 18 119 Come & Welcome....... 18 95 Sabden Black............. 18 91 Rishton BC................ 18 84 Spring Hill................. 18 8-1 Coppice...................... 18 81 Globe B...................... 18 77 Hurst Green A............ 18 76 Waddington A............ 18 64 Third Division


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Leisure Hour B........... 20 150 Burnley Rd A............. 20 139 Free Gardeners........... 20 121 Whalley B.................. 20 113 Salesbury B................ 20 101 Rushton St B.............. 20 92 Castle B..................... 20 8? Leisure Hour A........... 20 8o Ribblesdale B............. 20 80 Immanuel................... 20 76 Castle A..................... 20 54 Fourth Division


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Roe Lee Park.............. 20 172 Sabden Red................ 20 124 Oakhill....................... 20 123 Mercer Park............... 20 108 Sydney St................... 20 107 The Grange................ 20 103 Rishton Con B........... 20 91 Sabden Blue............... 20 79 Hurst Green B............ 20 75 Milnshaw Wndrs........ 20 70 Waddington B............ 20 48


White Horse B v Pendle Hotel A; Legion A v Royal Oak; Stork Hotel B v Horse Shoe B; St Peter’s v Buck Wrinkleys; Dog Inn (Whallcy) v Castle A: Kings Arms A v Stork Hotel A; Dog Music Bar v Victoria; Buck A v Brown Cow B; Starkies Sharks v Whalley Arms A; Bay Horse B v Buck B; Horse Shoe A v Legion C; Legion B v Black Horse; Sta­ tion Hotel v Bay Horse A. ljulies’ Challenge Cup


Pendlc Hotel v Legion Ladies; De Lacy LAdics v Buck B.


on Saturday, October 28th. Entry is £10 per pair, and spectators


are welcome, with bar and catering facili­ ties available. To enter, contact Malcolm Wensley (01254 824463).


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