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Blues resigned to loss of another inspirational club captain
Marauding defender Hart set to quit Shawbridge
By CRAIG SALMON
CLITHEROE look resigned to losing their club skipper for the sec
ond successive season. Last season, the Blues
White Horse and Buck Inn before the ladies’ pool final at the Whalley Anns. (1231001/8) Buck complete ‘double
BUCK brought the Clitheroe and District Pool League season to a close by clinching the Ladies’ Division league and cup double at the
Whalley Arms. Ladies from all teams
were present to witness a truly brilliant cup final. White Horse took the lead when Lyndsay
Lloyd won frame one. Buck won the next two
frames through Sarah Fen ton and Sue Kemp, before White Horse made it 3-2 with wins for Lloyd and Sarah Lockett.
Marie is new captain
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CLITHEROE GC|s new lady captain Marie Finney has had over 25 years of enjoyment at Whalley Road. And she hopes to serve
the club well in her 12- month term of office. Marie, the daughter of
former Home Internation al Jim Rothwell, was appointed earlier this month, and the retired for mer deputy headmaster said: "It's one of my biggest honours, and it was very nice to be asked. "The club has given me,
Lady captain Marie Finney with her new Clitheroe GO committee. (Til 1001/1) . . -
International in 1947 and
1948. "My handicap is cur
my husband David and our son Michael a great deal of pleasure over the years, and it will be nice to give something back." Marie has been playing
rently 24, but until I retired last year I had a full-time career in educa tion in the Preston area. "I've not had a great
for the best part of 30 years, and has been a r member at Clitheroe since 1975. She has got her handicap as low as 19 at one stage, and currently
plays off 24. She added: "I'm a fairly
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reasonable golfer, and hopefully I will inherit my father’s golfing talent. "He was a member at
third (120-31-89). The Over 40s October
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deal of time, but I have more time to give to golf
and the club now." O Six ladies from Mytton
Fold took part in a nine- hole Turkey Shoot at Accrington GC on Sun day. The event was won by lady captain-elect Sue Hughes, who scored 49-18-
31.
Accrington and Pleasing- ton, represented Lan cashire and was a Home
October medal by 10 strokes with a round of 103-35-68. Ann Almond was second in 116-38- 78, with Angela Cherry
Carol Cherry won the
medal was won by Marian Gradwell with a round of 122-45-77. Judith Kay came second (127-45-82) and Christine Kelly (126- 40-86) was third. Rob Andrew and Paul
card play-off with IL. Cook and S. Parkinson. Carole Ashley and Jean
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Connolly amassed 46 sta- bleford points to win the Charity Competition at Clitheroe GC. H. Preston and R. Cap-
Holt won the Daily Mail Foursomes qualifier with a round of 99-20.5-78.5 after a card play-off with Chris Stokes and Marilyn Fletcher. Jean Anne Speak won the ladies’ charity competition with 20 points after a play-off with
Jill Farthing. J. Carrington (39) won
stick (44) took second place after a card play-off with A.J. Walmsley and P.
Dunn. The ladies’ nine-hole
Waddington move clear with whitewash victory
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WADDINGTON A moved six points clear
a t the top of the Clitheroe and District Snooker League First Division with a white wash of Billington B. Chatburn A are four
58, G. Simkin 38; R. Smith 75 P. Whittaker 58; J. Waggett
71, M. Lawson 74. Billington B 0, Waddington
points ahead of Clitheroe Conservative B, Royal British Legion and Whalley in second. In the Second Divi
sion, Social Club and Waddington B are joint
top, although it promises to be a season of fluctu
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Street, Burnley, BB111DP by first post on Thursday
ating fortunes for clubs. RESULTS
First Division Catholic Club 12, Down-
ham 2: J. Byrne 71, P. Walms ley 104; T. Byrne 97, A. Cap- stick 70; M. P lan t 81, M. Creadie 79; R. Alston 70, R. Gladwin 64; S. Duckworth 71, P. Parker 63; M. Byrne 104, S.
Turner 65. Clitheroe Con. BIO, Rim-
ington B 4: P. Ford 103, P. 66,1. Charlton 86; M. Rhodes Winkley 96; J. Whittaker 101, jnr 75, R. Grant !)!.
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J. Lund jnr 64; P. Swales 82, R. Bolland 57; G. Ireland 77, P. Hobson 72; P. Clegg 99, I. Fraser 116; S. Whittaker 82,
D. Seed 98. Whalley 6, Chatburn A 8:
J. Sumner 33, P. Clark 92; J. Timperley 78, C. Clark 93; J. Cross 99, P. Craig 51; A. Riley
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A 14: S. Gorton 75, B. Waddington 77; C. Gorzella 52, M. Dewhurst 83; M. Unwin 49, D. Cox 119; J. Whilford 72, K. Keogh 82; J. Kclsall 77, L. Cowking 98; J. Ainsworth 59, R. Kay 97. RBL 8, Billington A 0: D.
Charnley 95, J. Gibson 52; S. Blackburn 70, N. Harris 65; N. Schofield 60, S. Andrew 79; G. Blackburn 94, T. Wilson 59; B. Hargreaves 83, T. Rydeheard 84; 13. Hitchen 67, P. Conchie 107.
Second Division Police 4, Slaidburn 10: J.
Griffiths 75, A. Rigby 117; J. Whitehead 81. E. Rigby 85; F. Booth 107, T. Robinson 73; D. Allen 54, D. Cowking 77; P. Atkinson 96, N. Hey 93; N. Thompson 03, G. Parker 88. Rimington A 6, Clitheroe
Con. A 8: S. Pe tty 100, D. Smith 48; J. Lund 80, K. Smith 103; D. Calvert 73, M. Whittaker 104; M. Yates 114, A. Isherwood 71; G. Watson
Chatburn B 2, Social Club
12; B. Dolan 95, C. Smith 112; C. Monk 86, T. Smith 88; D. Lakin 84, S. Geldard 93; S. Simkin 55, D. Baxter 101; M. Paul 90, N. Geldard 60; no player 0, B. Alston 60. Waddington B 8, Talbot B 6: B. Phillip 62, S. Hayhurst
91; M. Harrison 75, D. Robin son 85; S. Baines 78, A. Dick inson 77; G. Laxton 86, C. Hayhurst 94; M. Hurst 90, O. Ilayhurst 77; I. Jackson 118,
M. Garth 80. FIXTURES Tonight
First Division Low Moor A v Catholic
Club; Clitheroe Con. B v Whalley; Chatburn A v Rim ington B; Billington A v Billington B; Waddington A v
RBL. Second Division Slaidburn v Low Moor B;
Social v Clitheroe Con. A; Rimington A v Chatburn B;
Talbot B v Talbot A. TABLES
First Division
Waddington A 3 Chatburn A........ 3 3 Clitheroe Con B.. 3 2 RBL.................. 3 2 Whalley Con...... 3 1 Billington A....... 3 0 Catholic Club..... 2 1 Downham.......... 3 0 Low Moor A....... 2 1 Rimington B...... 2 1 Billington B....... 3 1 Second Division
Social Club........ Waddington B.... Talbot A........... Clitheroe Con A.. Police................ Talbot B........... Chatburn B........ Low Moor B....... Rimington A...... Slaidburn..........
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prize went to M. Fletcher and S. Cornwell with 20 points. They won after a
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the Dave Brown Trophy at Stonyhurst Park. S. Alcock (36) and R. Davies (34) were second and third. J. Porter (35) won the ladies’ prize ahead of I(. Hargreaves (34) and M. Carrington (33).
Buck won frames six and seven, thanks to the mother and daughter pairing of Sue and Claire
In a see-saw battle
Kemp. They, needed one more
ble, and it came when Claire beat Lockett to
clinch a 5-4 victory. The Ladies’ Division-
has a record 12 teams entered for the forthcom
interested in adding to the teams, contact the League on 01200 442243.
ing season. However, if anyone is
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CLITHEROE POOL LEAGUE
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Challenge Cup Tonight
Preliminary Round: Dog
Sports Bar A v Kings Arms; New Inn v Royal Oak; White Horse B v Horse Shoe C: Stork Hotel A v Brown Cow A; Buck A v White Hart; Whalley Arms A v Whalley Arms B; Low Moor v Station Storm; Bridge v Dog Sports Bar B; Dog Inn (Whalley) v White Horse A; St Peter’s (Hurst Green) v Bay Horse; Buck Wrinkleys v RBL C; Brown Cow B v Pendle Hotel B; Wag gon And Horses B v Stork Hotel B; Horse Shoe A v Craven Heifer; RBL A v Buck B; Pendle Hotel A v RBL B;
Castle A v Waggon And Hors es A; Ultraframe (Craven Heifer) v Castle B. The home team will put
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their names on the card first on the even numbered frames and the visitors name first on tlie odd numbered frames. Winning team captains
must ring 01200.142243 to reg ister the match result. The league will s ta r t on
Thursday, with the Ladies' Division starting the following
Tuesday. Scorecards will be handed
out at the annual meeting on Tuesday at the legion, Whal ley Road, Clitheroe, starting
at 8p.m.
Clitheroe ..........................2 Alhcrlon Collieries ........1 IT was the late, late show again at Shawbridge on Tues day night .with Neil Spencer the Blues’ hero for the second
time in four days. Last season’s joint-leading
goalscorer grabbed the winner for Clitheroe in the last minute
on Saturday, and in midweek, he was at it again to take all three points against Atherton
Colleries. In difficult weather condi
tions, Clitheroe struggled to find their usual rhythm in the
first half. Andy Cowking, Barrie Hart
and Mark Stewart all had long range efforts which were saved by Atherton’s number one Cyril
Sharrock. Sharrock somehow juggled
Adam Gardner’s fizzer away from the head of Spencer on 25 minutes but 14 minutes later the visitors took the lead. Nick Fisher broke into the
left by Hart was met full on the volley by Spencer at the back
A long raking ball from the
post. Spencer nearly bagged his
second on 82 minutes but his header from Reynolds’ chip was ruled out due to a marginal off side decision. However, in the final minute, Spencer performed his last-gasp
the bottom corner. th e co
points against Glossop North End on Saturday a t Shaw bridge with a fantastic last minute strike from swash buckling striker Neil Spencer. The visitors had thwarted
an 100% record from the penalty spot this season, saw his spot-kick superby saved. Clitheroe manager Lee
Neil Reynolds, who holds
Sculpher threw caution to the wind and and went all-out
The Blues, though, nearly
heroics when his diving header from Stewart’s left-wing cross glanced across Sharrock into
came unstuck at the back as the visitors fluffed a couple of break-away chances. Midfielder Carl Greenwood struck the woodwork in the closing stages but ju s t as
Clilheroe ........ ...................1 Clitheroe looked set to drop Glossop North E n d
.......twQ v ita l home points, up THE Blues snatched all three
two v ita l home points, up popped Spencer to grab the
winner. The burly striker brought
box and fired a shot between player-manager Lee Sculpher
and Andy Cowking into the top
corner. The game took a strange
needlessy got himself sent-off destined not to find the back for something he said to referee „ ,,
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David Unsworth Clitheroe camped in the visi
tors’ half in the second half and finally got their reward with the equaliser on the hour mark.
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The Blues, however, looked ---- ,
looke the net and
Six-goal United find the winning formula
emphasised midway through the second half when skipper Barrie Hart was felled inside tn
he penalty airea. ^ UNITED collected another magnificent Clilheroe United 6, Michelin 1
win, this time beating Michelin 6-1. The locals began the match the brighter of the two rides and were a goal to the good wiitthin the opeenming minute.
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. ■ . a„DU" S l S l S S i k fter controlling laylorsiree-KicK. Michelin did manage to pull a goal back
shortly before half-time but it was all they were going to get out of the match as Unit ed emphasised their superiority in the sec
Bartlett grabbed number four when he brought the ball down before hitting a sweet
ond half. tsaiTietl uu u uumwi -------- The home ride then went from strength a result ofJDurta long throvvwmcn The third goal duly arrived midway homefrom
through the half when Curtis waltzed past two defenders before sh * ting home.
Saturday, kickoff 2-lo p.m. at Koelielcl. Stork narrowly beaten
by the title favourites Stork 1
S h o r th om e r s 3
STORK entertained Pendle Charity League Premier Division giants Shorthomers and were narrowly defeated 3-1. However, Storks’
shall combined for strik er Andy Bennett to fin ish with a right-foot drive from 12-yards. Shorthomers contin
ued with their typical unrelenting fashion, equalising before half
quick movement and counter-attacking tactics more than matched Shorthomers crisp pass
ing game. It was Stork who drew
first blood when Harg- , Snape and Mar
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time.In the second period, Shorthomers went ahead but Marshall, Bennett and Snape all went close to equalising. However, Shorthomers sealed the win with the third and killer goal.
FIVE-A-SIDE FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS
Inter Bread 7, New Inn 2; Norfolk 7, Grom Strain 3; Spit ting Pig 0, Clitheroe Clowns 12; Rag Legs 5, Bowland Strollers
0- All Stars 0, Parkers Arms 12; Mad Dogs 1, Showboat 3. ’
Sunday's Fixtures 9 a.m. - Norfolk v Inter Bread; 9-40 a.m. - New Innv Rajas;
10-20 a.m. - Groin Strain v Spitting Pig; 11 a.m. - CWheroe Clowns v Rag Legs; 11-40 a.m. - Bowland Strollers v All Stars, 12-20 p.m. - Parkers Arms v Mad Dogs.
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Clitheroe all afternoon by employing a solitary striker up front while the rest of the team were camped behind the ball, denying the Blues any space to work with. Spencer went close on occa
sions in the first half while Ma r tin Aspinwall always looked dangerous down the
right flank.
the ball down expertly 20- yards out, swivelled around his marker and unleashed a ferocious shot th a t glanced the underside of the crossbar before nestling in the back of
the net. Curzon Ashton Reserves .5
Clilheroe Reserves .......... J THE Young Blues reserve team suffered the ir third defeat of the season in a game where television pundit Alan Hansen would have had a field day with some of the defending from both sides. Clitheroe began the match
empty net. However, further chances
went astray in the first half while Curzon equalised shortly after with a deflected free-kick. The Blues were playing some
attractive football with winger Tony Harwood prominent. But it was the home side who took the game by the scruff of its neck when they scored twice in a matter of minutes. Garner pulled a goal back
shortly after but Ashton soon restored their two-goal advan
tage. Harwood then capped a fine
individual performance with a teriffic shot from the edge of the area before the Blues again shot themselves in the foot by con ceding a fifth soon after. The Blues kept going, howev
er, and Garner set up a frantic finale when he converted a late
penalty. Manager Lee Boyer said:
“From a neutral point of view, it was entertaining stuff but we can’t afford to give goals away in the manner we did and
expect to win matches. “On a positive note we
showed great character, never stopped battling and playing
the better side and took an early lead when Matt Garner harried the keeper into making a mistake and was left with the simple task of tapping into an
good football.” The reserves welcome Ather
ton Laburnum Rovers to Shaw bridge on Saturday, kick-off is 3 p.m.
lost inspirational captain Gary Rishton to derby rivals Rossendale Unit
ed. And now United, who
pipped Clitheroe to pro motion to the UniBond League First Division by just three points last sea son, have put a bid in for the Blues’ marauding left-back and leader Bar
rie Hart. However, in a further
twist to the tale, another un-named UniBond League Premier Division club has approached Blues’ manager Lee Sculpher with a view to signing Hart. Sculpher
and he is very undecided about the move to Rossendale. “He’s been at
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Clitheroe for four sea sons. It will be an enor mous wrench for him to leave because he feels a great deal of loyalty to the club and the players. “I t ’s a hard decision
for him. “Rossendale do have
the power of the pound and to be honest, a play er of Barrie’s age will find the financial side of it difficult to turn down. “But what Rossendale
Barrie Hart
Barrie and another Uni Bond League side has also put seven days on
him. “I am not able to say who this other club is at
Rossendale have put seven days notice on
said:
the moment. “But he has spoken to
Rossendale. “I have spoken to him
understand Barrie. I left to join Atherton LR but missed out on the Vase season in 1996 - th a t’s life. “I then went to Bam-
He added: “I can ,,t _
he also scored the win ning goal in the final minute of Saturday’s 1-0 win over Glossop North
ber Bridge and played in the Premier Division of the UniBond League but I went purely for football reasons.” At the time of going to
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End.Sculpher said: “We’ve had two good wins this week, although I thought our defending in the first half on Tuesday
was awful.” The Blues have a difficult
press, Sculpher was unable to divulge the
can also offer is the opportunity to play at a higher standard of foot
ball. “It is a difficult one for him. Should he stay here
and wait and see or go and take the opportunity
up at Rossendale?” Sculpher can totally
understand Hart’s dilem ma as he left Clitheroe as a young player to play at
name of the other club who had also placed seven day’s notice on the Blues’ skipper, but he did feel that Hart would find it very difficult to reject that particular club. Meanwhile, Sculpher
trip to St Helens Town on Saturday in the League Cup and then face Salford City on Tuesday in a top-of-the- table clash at Shawbridge. O Clitheroe have been
was a relieved man on Tuesday night after Neil Spencer grabbed the winner in the dying moments of their match versus Atherton Col lieries at Shawbridge. It was the second time in four days that Spencer
a higher standard with • had rescued all three Atherton LR.
points for the Blues after
drawn at home in the LFA Marsden Trophy first round against UniBond First Division Radcliffe Borough, to be played week commencing Monday, November 12th.
NORTH WEST COU NT IES ’ FOOTBALL
L E A G U E TABLE
■First Division P W D L P
St Helens Town.,15 12 1 2 37 CLITHEROE ...18 11 2 5 35 Prescot Cables ...16 10 3 3 33
Woodley Spo ts..l7 9 Salford City......16 9 Kidsgrove Ath ...15 9
Mossley........... 19 7 Skclmersdale.....15 9 Curzon Ashton...17 8 WinsfordUtd....16 8 Newcastle Tn....15 8 Warrington Tn...l4 8 Atherton LR.....17 5 Ramsbottom Utdl6 5 Atherton Colls ...17 4 FlectwoodFpt ....18 4 Abbey Hey........18 4 Great Harwood.. 13 2 Glossop NE....... 15 3 NantwichTn.....18 2 Conglcton..........17 2 Maine Road.......12 2
Flixton.............. 14 1
Atherton LR.....0 Woodley Sports.. 9 Curzon Ashton... 8
Skelmersdale Utd8 Salford City......9 Padiham.......... 10 Nelson.............10 Squires Gate Ashton Town....8 4 CLITHEROE... 8 Atherton Colls... 9 Daisy Hill........ 8 Maine Road......9 CheadlcTown.... 8 Colne................ 8 Glossop NE......10 Stand Athletic... 9 Chaddcrton......10
Reserve Division P W
32 31 31 30 29 28
5 27
26 26 20 18 17 17 17
121211 9
8 4
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19 17 16 16 14 13 13 13 1111 10 9 7 5 4 3
0 • As at Tuesday, October 30th
WINTER LEAGUE RESULTS
RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES’ DARTS
Low Moor 3, Catholic SC
9; Billington BC 7, Bay Horse 5; Craven 6, Langho 6; Legion 6, Brown Cow 6; Kings Arms 3, Swan Royal 9; Black Bull 6, Coservative Club 6. High scores: M. Livesey 12
dart finish; L. Brooks 120 fin ish; M. Northover 100 finish; M. Livesey 140, 100x3*, D. Stevenson 140, 100; A. M. Bellanca 140; B. Speak 134, 106, 100; D. Baker 133; P. Hampson 132; K. Peel 127; L. Parkington 125; P. Waring 125; L. Johnson 125; J. Part ington 124; K. Heyworth 121; L. Celestial 118, 100x2; J. Stewart 114, D. Heap 1W: S. Dobson 111; L. Holden 105, 100; B. Parker 100x3; J. Gal lagher, M. Northover, R. Kid die, A. Southwell, C. Lockett,
L. Waring = 100. Points and positions: 1,
Langho 52; 2, Swan Royal 49; 3, Conservative Club 46; 4, Craven 45; 5, Low Moor 42; 6, Billington BC, Brown Cow = 41; 7, Catholic SC 37; 8, Bay Horse, Kings Arms 35; 9, Black Bull 34; 10, Royal British Legion 32.
Weekend Selection Clitherie Cavaliers (v
North Ribblesdale, home, meet club 1-30 p.m.) From; Andy Burrill, Simon Gretton, Dave Davenport, Chris Bosonnet, Craig English, Mal colm Heanan, Vince Murray, Harry Procter, Hughie War- dle, Simon Hall, Paul Proctor, Mark Jackson, Rich Edmond son, Andy Copthorne, Peter Smith, lan Ibbotson, Andy Rigby, Alan N uttall, Chris Stott, Mick Stott, Ben Taylor, Dave T a tte rsa ll, Andrew Thornber, Roger Holmes, James Dickinson, S tu a r t Greatorex, Steve Taylor.
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