* y Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, January 11^2001. *39


.1th, 2001 38 , " 0 _________ ____


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ROVER 4 0 0 s & 600s m l


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S S S S S S S E -E T " " ROVER 100s


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n extra £900. nting a compact cherished ' bably be more


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t price of £16,140. zier Sport form for a four-cylinder riced at £15,670. ;


electric front windows and sunroof, ’ . • . . . . . ’ ..*..;. ./3495


1997 (R) ROVER 100 SLi Auto 3dr; green, 19,000 1 remote central locking, sunroof


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1997 (P) ROVER 100 Knightsbridge SE 3dr; Tahiti blue, central lockmg, sunroof, ^ 20,000


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s D^ scl 5dr. 49i000 miles, flame red, radio cassette, 50-70 mpg .,£2875 id immobiliser, 50,000 miles .£2795


1997 (R) ROVER 214 Si 5dr, Platinum ^vcr,20.700 1 central locking, electric windows and sunroof, twin gs


,ooa /c\ unVFR 216 Si 5dr:NiRht6rc red. 13,000'mfles, alarm and immoVdiscr, remotfeentrai locking, electric front window, electric sunroof, power steering.............^9 9 5


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WARBURTONS YOPTH


FOOTBALL Foulridge Minors 1, Brierfield


LEAGUE RESULTS Under 10s


Celtic 2; Fulledge Colts 5, Colne Clarets V, MicYielm 0, Boreowdale •United 3; Salteriortb 2, Juniors Clarets 2.


Under 11s Borrowdale United S. Bacup


Borough V, Fovtlridge 'Minors 2, Colne Clarets 0; Salterfortb 7,


Ighten Leigh 0: Under 12s


Junior Clarets 0, Colne Clarets


7; Salterforth 2, North Valley Dynamos 2.


Under 13s


Colne Clarets 4, Rossendale United 4; Readstone United 5,


Haslingden Juniors 1. Under 14s


Bacup Borough 0, Michelin 4;


Foulridge Minors 4, Bamoldswick United 0; Junior Clarets 8, Bor­ rowdale United 1; West End 1, Fulledge Colts 4. Under 15s


Borrowdale United 0,


Belvedere 3; Brunlea 2, Brierfield Celtic 1; Colne Clarets 6, Burnley


miles, power steering,'remote central ^


Boys* Club 2. > TABLES Under 10s P W D L P


Fulledge Colts.. TO 10 0 0 30 B'lield Celtic.... 11 9 Michelin......... B’dale Utd...... Juniors Clarets. Foulridge........ Saltertorth...... Colne Clarets... Ighten Leigh .... Brunlea


12 7 4


Under Us P W


10 4 10 4 1 3 9 3 8 1 8 0


'B'wdaleUtd.... - 9 8 Salterforth....... 12 7 B'field Celtic.... 10 6 Fulledge Colts.. 1 6 Junior C l a r e t s 8 Colne Clarets...


Foulridge........ 11 10 yJmuxL ■. ted ^ ^ A S S r c COOPER SPORTS 1.3; wide arches, 13” alloy wheels, 4 spotl.gl.ts, alloy


alarm add immobiliser, spotlights, service history, driver’s airbag, performance exhaust, half leather trim


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©@@G®I7£ J f astes


5 1 0 16 4.. 1 3 13


D L. P 1 0 31 1 0 25 2 3 23 1 3 19


Brunlea....:.^V8-3^U 4- 10 Ighten Leigh....


» v■». WestEnd........ 12 J 3 .8 | ® 10


Pendle Forest... 9 J \ | Bacup Borough 9 0 1 » Under 12s


P W D I


Colne Clarets... 10 9 0 1 B'lield Celtic.... 11 8 0 *


B'wdaleUtd.... 6 6 J l Readstone Utd. 7 5 1 • NV Dynamos... 12 4 2 |


Fulledge Colts.. 6 3 1 - Salterforth...... | 2 1 * Michelin......... 8. 2 1 Junior Clarets.. 11 1 0 1 Bacup Borough 7 0 0 Under 13s P W D


Junior Clarets.. 10 9 0 Fulledge Colts.. 8 8 0 Ighten Leigh.... 7 6 1 Colne Clarets... 10 6 1 Rossendale Utd 8 5 2 B'wdaleUtd.... 9 5 1 Michelin......... 8 4 0


Foulridge........ 9 J } Readstone Utd. 11 2 1


B'field Celtic.... 9 2 0 PadiharaTC.... 7 1 2 Bacup Borough 5 0 0


Haslingden Jun 11 0 0 Under 14s P W D


Salterforth...... 7 - 6 1 Michelin......... 6 6 0 Fulledge Colts.. 7 5 1 Junior Clarets.. 6 5 0 Foulridge.......^ 5 4 1 Colne Clarets... 6 4 1 Ighten Leigh.... 6 4 0 Readstone Utd. 8 3 1 WestEnd........ 7 3 1 B'field Celtic.... 8 3 1


B'ford Celtic.... 9 0 ( s Under 15s p w :


I Brunlea^MiM«v*- 7 4 i Bacup.^ojough' 8 4


Belvedere........ 7 5


1 Michelmi£..i«;.. 5 4 Fulledge’Colts.. 6 ,3


Burnley BC..... 10 2 Knuzden......... 4 2 B'wdaleUtd.... 7 1 Todmorden.... . 0 0 B'field Celtic....; 12


i


Under 16s P W


B'wdaleUtd.... 8 7 B'field Celtic.... 8 2 Fulledge Colts.. 3 • 2 Belvedere.....^... 5 1 Rolls-Royce.... ? i } i


PaThe league started back in 1973 and anyone with photographs or memorabil-


helping, please attend a meeting with the commit­ tee on Tuesday, January 23rd, at the Waggon and | Horses, Clitheroe, from 8


■ ia is asked to contact the above people or the league secretary on the following numbers, 01200 442243, 0777 3951627, 07967 365520 or 01200 441008. If you are interested in


1 p.m. ) • Teams are asked to note > that one player constitutes ! a team, and you must play


2 the fixture. 2 Starkies Fun Bar’s failure 7 to arrive at the White Hart c means they get a final


warning. If they infringe the rules


L P 0 19


0 18


again, they will be expelled from the league and relegat­ ed to the Fourth Division


Bacup Borough 8 .2 C B'wdaleUtd.... 8 1 C B'wickUtd..... 6 0


Padiham TC.... 9 7 . Colne Clarets... 9 5 .


next season, with a £100 b on d to pay before entry. • The next meeting of ladies' captains is on Tues­ day, January 30th, at the Royal British Legion, Clitheroe from 8 p.m. All teams must be repre­


sented to be awarded the five-point attendance


bonus. RESULTS Premier Division


Stork Hotel A 8, Whalley Arms


A 4* Starkies Sharks 10, Castle A 2; Low Moor Club 11, Dog Music Bar A 1; Royal Oak A 1, Royal British Legion A 1; Buck A 11, Dog Inn Whalley 1.


First Division


1 St Peter's 5, Stork Hotel B 7; 1 Pendle Hotel 7, Kings Arms A 5; 1 White Hart 7, Starkies A 0; Wag- 3 gon and Horses A 9, Horse Shoe A , 3; Legion B bye.


Second Division


Todraorden Colts 2 0 1 1 1 Readstone Utd. 2 0 0 2 0


i Milltown......... 5 0 0 5 U HYNDBURN


AND DISTRICT BOYS’


FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS Under 13s


Red: Barrowford Celtic 7,


Rossendale United 1; Gnat Har­ wood Rovers 0, Blue Star 6, Oswaldtwistle 1, Blackburn Boys 7; Whalley Juniors 1, Lammack


Juniors 7. Under 15s Blue: Great Harwood Rovers 6,


I.IICRA 1 0GX 1695 DEPOSIT. 4000 .


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A/C, CD, central locking, elec.windows, delivery, mileage, . choice of met. blue ,o r .si!v| [ '5 *9*951


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t i l t THIS WEEKS GRAND REDUCTIONS « « pel I It AAA ■


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Barrowford Celtic 3; Readstone United 'll, Feniscowles St Pauls 1; Roman Road 7, Wilpshire Wan­


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Red: Blackburn Eagles 5, Oswaldtwistle Juniors 0.


_


■ 2, Barrowford Celtic 3. Under 16s


_ . • * ■ ■ Stirling Cup: Blackburn Boys B l a c k b u r n E a g l e s 7 , Foxhill


Falcons 3. TABLES Under 13s Red


. P W D


B’ford Celtic.... 10 Oswaldtwistle.. 11


Blue Star......... 10 B'bumBoys.... 8 Lammack Jnrs. 9 Gt Harwood Rvs 11 Rossendale Utd 7 Whalley Jnrs.... 10


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Rachel’s goal is crucial


Blackpool ................... .0 Clitheroe .....................I C L ITH ERO E L ad ies '


Hockey Club started the New Year in style with a fine win a t Blackpool. Play was equal from the


off, but Clitheroe enjoyed a spell of pressure, with Sally Evans and Claire Grimrod


■■'•■To the home keeper's credit, she kept the game


• goalless. The locals' keeper, Nico- four points behind the lead . .


la Millard, made some an(j 0ne point off second amazing saves at the other place in this morning’s end but Clitheroe ended league table, the half with midfielders In the other matches to Dawn Blair, Fran Griffiths take place,'.Euro All-Stars and Amy Bennison scrap- are still searching for th^ S g well down the le ft first points of the season


Under 15s Red. P/W&.D


Blackburn EagleslO Langho Jnrs...*.n:x7


i Oswaldtwistle.; 8 | Padiham Youth 6 Rossendale Utd 6 Has’den Tigers. 8


Whalley Jnrs....'‘t:8;;: Darwen........... 5^


Under 15s Blue P W D


Clitheroe Wolves 9 9 0 Gt Harwood Rvs 9 6 & HuncoatUtd.... 11 6 2 Readstone Utd. 9 .4 6


. B'ford Celtic.;.. 9 4 - 1 Roman Road.... 9 3 0 Wilpshire Wdrs 10 1 0


Feniscowles...... 8 0 0 Under 16s P W 1


B'ford Celtic.... . 8 7 1


SC Boys.......... 9 6 2 B’bum Eagles... 10 5 1 .Bl'bumBoys.... ,6 5 C St Joseph's..... .. 8 5 j Gt Harwood Rvs 9 4 t JFC Dynamos.. 10 4 j Padiham Youth . 5 , 3 . 5 HuncoatUtd..... 11 3 ■ ! Langho Jnrs..... .7 ,3 1 Ross Valley..... 7 2 ; Darwen Rangers 10 1 Foxhill Falcons. 12 1


and the centre, while Lind­ say Brocklebank saw a lot of the ball out on the left


wing. The second half showed


Blackpool fighting back, but good team play from Fiona MacLennan, Aman­ da Smith, Anita Vine and Beth Dugdale managed to


avoid conceding. •With five minutes to go,


the match was breaking up, and panic passes were


■ played by both teams. In the last minute the


skill of Walmsley placed the ball powerfully into the home goal to snatch


victory. Thanks go to last-


• minute umpire-Pauline


control.. Dugdale was player, of


the match. providing


chances for Rachel Walm- sley. :


Veterans triumph for birthday boy Dave


Clitheroe Veterans ..................31 Clitheroe Cavaliers


THE first match of 2001 saw the maugura\ game tot Ciittieroejeter-


ans as they played hosts to the Cav­ aliers from the Low Moor club. The game was staged to celebrate


™ 0v o S e r \ C 3£ » . '


Club staiw^t Dave TattersaiVs 40th ing inroads into the vetera^’ defence. bersonly try ofthe match, Hirthday.


The veterans called on the services could not cross the try-


of John Bannister, Paddy Ramsden and John Hyde who all came out of retirement to mark the occasion. And with the likes of Tony Dubowski, Declan O’Duffy and the Greatorex brothers, the over forties


n


Despite their best efforts, they juld not cross the tiy-line and it was


Despite their best


Tattersall’s team who o P ^ e ^ th e scoring when, centre Ian Fielding crossed to the right of the posts and


ovei mi vira


and O’Duffy converted. j - - - -


Stuart Greatorex rolled pack tne * years to double the lead and Andrew -i


Dedicated team launch pool league on the net the way


I HE Clitheroe Pool 'League website is


___ on the move. A dedicated team has


been assembled to help in all matters related to the


league, and the address is w w w .c l i th e ro e -p o o l -


league.com ' At the present time Andy Sudworth, Peter McQuade


and Steve Almond are con­ structing a league history


New Inn 8,Pendle Hotel A 4; Casr tie B v Brown Cow Chatburn;


~


Buck Wrinkleys bye. Third Division


Dog Music B 5, Waggon and


Horses B 7; Commercial v White Horse A; Brown Cow B 2, Station Hotel A 10; Whalley Arms B 8, Legion C 4 (Plate). Fourth Division


Billington BBC 6, Bridge 6;


White Horse B 8, Royal Oak B 4; Lower Buck 10, Black Horse 2; Kings Arms B 8, Buck B 4; Sta­


tion Hotel B bye. Tuesday


Ladies' League Pendle Hotel A 4, Pendle Hotel


B 5; Buck A 2, Castle 7; Legion v Buck B; Whalley Arms 5, New


Inn 4; Kings Arms v Lower Buck. Tonight's Fixtures Premier Division


Dog Music. Bar A v Stork


Hotel A; Whalley Armd A v Starkies Sharks; Castle A v Buck A; Legion A v Low Moor Club;


Dog Inn Whalley v Royal Oak A. First Division


Starkies Fun Bar A v St Petere;


Stork Hotel B v Pendle Hotel B; Kings Arms A v Legion B; Horse Shoe A v White Hart; Waggon


and Horses A bye. * Second Division


Pendle Hotel A v Bay Horse A;


Ultraframe v Horse Shoe B; Brown Cow B v Buck Wnnkleys; Brown Cow Chatbum v New Inn;


Castle B bye. . Third Division


White Horse A v Whalley


Arms B; Waggon and Horses B v Legion C; Station Hotel A v Commercial; Dog Music/Vic B


bye, Brown Cow B bye. Fourth Division


Bridge v White Horse B; Royal Oak B v Station Hotel B; Buck B


v Lower Buck; Kings Arms B bye. ' Tuesday Challenge Cup Ladies’ League


Pendle Hotel A v New Inn;


Buck A v Buck B; Kings Arens y Pendle Hotel B; Legion v Whal­ ley Arms; Castle v Lower Buck. TABLES


P rem ie r Division P W L D P


RBL A............ 5 4 0 1 51 Starkies Sharks 5 4 0 1 51


Low Moor....... H A ........... 5 3 ? 0 44 Whalley Arms A 5 2 1 -2 49 Stork Hotel A .. 5 2 2 1 m Castle A.......... 5 0 4 1 22 Dog Inn........... 5 1 3 1 22 Dog Music Bar


5 0 4 1 21 Royal Oak First Division


Waggon A....... ; Stork Hotel B.. . Kings Arms A.. 1 Pendle Hotel B. 1


RBLB............ ! White Hart..... '


St Peters.........


Bav Horse A 5, Ultraframe 7; Horse Shoe A... Horse Shoe B 6, Brown Cow A 6; Starkies Fun Bar


Top three are made to fight


Leisure Centre Fivera- side F o o tb a l l Leagud were a l l made to work hard for their victories on


T


HE top-three teams in th e Roefield


S o rn n d Division Ultraframe......


New Inn.......... Castle B.......... Brown Cow A... B Cow Chat.... BayHorseA.... BuckWrinks...*. Horse Shoe B...


■ CIi.th.eroe Snooker _ rv


___ League First Divi­ sion by 12 points after the latest round of matches. They seem certainties for


the title. Waddington A occupy


Pendle Hotel A. Third Division


WaggonB....... Station Hotel A


RBL C............ Commercial.... Whalley Arms B


White Horse A.


Dog/VicB....... Brown Cow B...


Lower Buck..... Kings Arms B.. White Horse B.


Bridge............ Station Hotel B Royal Oak B .... Billington BBC Buck B...........


second place, and they themselves hold a massive 14-point advantage over *Whalley Conservative. In the Second Division, Clitheroe Conservative B


lost for the first time this season at Rimington B, but


are still eight points clear of their opponents and Rim­


ington A.Clitheroe's class of player should keep them firmly at


the top. • Can all captains please send scorecards in on time, or two points will be deduct­


ed.


Black Horse.... Ladies’ Lea'gue


Castle............... Pendle Hotel A....


BuckB..............


Buck A.............. Pendle Hotel B.... Legion...............


New Inn............. Whalley Arms....


Kings Arms........ Lower Buck........


Black Horse v Billington BBC; Bu c


RESULTS, First Division


M Garth 105, B. Sims 29; O. Hay- hurst 54, M. Peel 29; P. ™uttaker 46, B. Hitchen 55; S. Hayhurst 50, S. Taylor 74; D. Robinson 57, N.


Talbot B 6 (378), RBL 8 (329):


i Garner 59; A. Dickenson 66, M. ii G Mtagton A 4 (318), Whalley


76; D. Wilson 37, S. Holden 75; T.


of- UCK B's lead a t the top


the Gisburn and Dis-


morning. T h e to p p e r s lo s t 4-3


■ agains t Anchor B while sec­ o n d -p la c e d P e n d le H o te l accounted for Brown Cow 5-


2. RESULTS Anchor B 4, Buck B 3; Buck A


3, Copy Nook 4; Brown Cow 2, Pendle Hotel 5; Coach and Horses


4, Three Rivers 3. Cancelled: Buck (Paythome) v Anchor A. TABLE


BuckB...................... Pendle Hotel................ 12 71


P Pts 72


Buck A...................... * 2 9“ Anchor B..................... }2 ® Copy Nook................... 12 Pendle Inn.... ............... U Anchor A..


Coach and Horses......


Brown Cow............... Buck Inn (Paythome). 11 4i


Three Rivers.............. 12 37 e HIW have withdrawn from tne league, and future fixtures against them should be treated as an open


date.


Race date back on calendar


T


RAWDEN Athletic Club officials are invit­


ing entries for next month's multi-terrain race. The 11-mile race takes


place on Sunday, February 11th, and starts at 11a.m.


Sunday. L e a d e r s W a n d e r e r s es Colne S p o r ts u e n i re , g j 1 ^ ”Jjuffy 72, m . Yates 69; I.


The race starts and finish-


ton A 4 (391): M. Duxbury 71, J. Lund 64; M. Holsten 97, S. Petty


d e fe a te d H o g s of W a r 3-1 ancj takes runnears through w ’hit’e 68, M. Spencer 73; J. while se co n d -p la c ed Can’t Coine to Laneshaw Bridge, vRoberts 100, D. Calvert 66; B. T h in k of a N am e conceded where they will tu rn n g h t on Alston 43, C. Edmondson 66


four goals ag a in s t T h e P lay - th e Haw or th R o a d for two c]R>” Wg ° " n B 4 (373). P; e r s b u t s t i l l m a n a g e d to m i le s


score six of th e ir own to s ta y Herders. Half-a-mde pas t tn e ^ 61i L Nash 73; I. Frasir 94, in to u ch


ty.p Houghton 81, G. Ireland 51; D. He rde rs ru n ne rs tu rn r ig h t D Nelson 60; J. Lund 57, P. cam e s e c o n d -b o t tom A u d - the villag C l l th e ro e C low n s OV


p i ow n s o v e r - and head across c o u n try to swales 54; R. Bolland 52, J. Whit- ... 0f Wycoller. From taker 62; P. Hobson 75, P. Ford 73.


ley W a lk in g 6-3 to rem a in W y c o l le r l ih e ^


towards Trawden Recreation Ground and then right through the ^village of Winewall and through Colne to the finishing Una Trawden AC welcomed


after being soundly beaten


h e a d s Talbot A 6 (397), Police 8 (371J:_j. winder 92, a B.rehall


54; F. Whitaker 98, A. Pilkington 41; P Procter 66. B. Griffiths 68; S. Cookson 71, D. Bowness 72; G. Johnson 38, D. Allen 57; S. Proc­


ter 32, S. Dowson 79. TABLES


b a c k the Colne race in 1999 after a four-year absence


The tough 11-miler had previously been organised by


New. Inn 5-3 while Rag U s e and Gibfield Special Legs United triumphed 6-4 scbools before Trawden AC over Mad Dogs.


results Euro , All-Stars 0, Real


Name 6, The Players 4; Audley Walking 3, Clitheroo Clowns 6; New Inn 3, Parkers Arms 5; Wan­ derers 3, Hogs of War 1; Rag Legs


Utd 6, Mad Dogs 4. FIXTURES


took over its running. .


t ti iIg Q v o n b


First Division P W


*


* Low Moor A........ 10 9 Waddington A 10 7


... -


by.Real Unknowns 5-0. • Q0ine Rotary Club, Foul- c^hoUeciub.... Parkers Arms defeated - j _ e


old Boys FC, Town- Downham.... ...........


T h e race was f i rs t m t ro - Clithcroo Con A.. 10 J "j^to Colne in th e e a r ly


*TaL


remeasured it was much dos- Riminiton B..... ^ n S i l e s a n d s p w i th


w


turn of the Pendle aud Bum- lev Grand Prix until 1995. Registration takes place at


Colne Sports Centre and the entry fee is £ 3 /^ . Entries.


Wanderers........ 14 12 1 1 37 Can't Think.... 14 11 1 2 34 Clitheroe Clowns 14 10 3 : 1 33


minute u m p u . e - / H otWar... 14 B u s h , whose decisive rui- j^gj^gsutd... 14


Real Unknowns 14 Parkers Arms... 14


ings kept the game under New inn


The Players....... 14 Mad Dogs....... 14 A’ley Walking... 14 ■ Euro All-Stars.. 14


•


will be accepted on, the day and the prize presentation


• Runners wishing to pre- * enter should return a com­ pleted entry form to Mr. (tor


will be held at 1 p.m. m the bar area.


: ard McCabe, 140 Keighley Road, Colne, Lancashire,,


BB8 0PJ. }» \ 10 3


bot Bn....r* !2 \ Second D.visi^


Unknowns 5; Can't Think of a 19g0sand was classed as a 1(P clitherocConB„ 10 9 When it was RimingtonA....... 10 8


• Mad Dogs v Hogs of War;


Wanderers v Parkers Arms; Euro All-Stars v Audley Walking; New Inn v Can’t Think of a Name; Clitheroe Clowns v Rag Legs Utd; Real Unknowns v The Players. TABLES . P*W D L P


some slight alterations it gi^dbum......... Became a true 11-mile race m police.............. i ^ a n d w a s a r e g a r ^ - - * £ 2 * ^


■Waddington B.... •LowMoorB...... l ° , j L ^ d d u e


holds its annual meeting on Sunday.


The venue is the Brown Cow, Chatburn, and the


CHATBURN Cricket Club „


meeting starts at 7-30 p.m. Existing'■-..players rare


requested to attend, and any new players are more, than l '


welcome.' ••*


• denotes two points deducted due to late scorecard


L P 1102


3 90 4 76 3 74


5 io (407): J. Gibson 49, A. Riley


5 Wilson 59, J. Cross 40; P.Conchie 72, J. Sumner 48; K. Hardy 49, J. Waggett 91; T. Rydeheard 52, J.


Timperley 77. Clitheroe Con. A 4 (35b/»


t r ic t Pool League h a s been g ^ j '^ t f o r d B ? ; D. Smith 50, J. red u c ed to one p o in t th i s j^ejsajj 7gj t . Smith 68, J.


Billington B 10 (434):K.Smith


Ainsworth 64; I. Charlton 49, C. Gorzella 89; R. Grant 76, S. Gor­ ton 50; M. Whittaker 50, J. Atkrn-


.. Downham 14 (511), TMbotBO


(326): R. Gladwin 72, O. Hay­ hurst 56; D. Hart 86, M.'Garth


63- P. Marlow 97, S. Hayhurst 37; P. Walmsley 77, A. Dickenson 71;


D. Heesom 91, D. Robinson 40; P. Parker 88, P. Whittaker 59. Waddington A 8 (407),


Catholic B 6 (384): B. Wadding­ ton 48, R. Alston 59; D. Cox 78, S. Duckworth 74; T. Makinson 62, M. Plant 67; K. Keough 51, J. Byrne 88; M. Dewhurst 80, T. Byrne 53; J. Baines 88, S. Jackson


43.Low Moor A 10 (438), KBL 4 (320): M. Holmes 78, N. Schofield 64; P. Traynor 50, S. Taylor 65; C. Drinkwater 115, M. Peel 21; P. Mercer 69, B. Hitchen 44; S. Thompson 63, N. Garner 62; S. Traynor 63, S. Maher 64. Second Division


Waddington B 2 (359), Chat- bum-B 12 (448): S. Baines 49, J.


Read 90; B. Phillips 43, M. Paul 90; I. Jackson 70, R. Turner 80; G. Laxton 47, B. Dolan 64; T. Walm­ sley 56, L. Whittaker 65; K.


ton B 2 (353): G. Parker 73, G. Laxton 43; E. Rigby 56, B. Phillip 66; B. Walker 63, T. Walmesley *59; N. Hey 80,*M. Hurst 53; T. Robinson 98, N. Laxton 67; W.


Houlker 94, C. Monk 59. Slaidburn 12 (438). Wadding­


Robinson 68, S. Baines 65. Pendle Club 10 (426),.Low


Moor B 4 (341): B. Conchie 61, G. Waddington 66; D. Grant 39, G. Tyler 62; M. Roberts 90, T. Richardson 60; A. Hartley H3» A. Ford 53; P. Clegg 50, D. Dean 46; R WUkinson 73, E. Kenyon 64. Social Club 10 (451), Riming­


I..'*-.


Burrill gave the veterans a 21-0 lead


™ t TE s f t e e‘nd of the spec- athaii-timemtViagreatmtocepttoTi trum, James LicimsoTi


- ^ ^ c o n d half continued in much ttie game manner as the first.


Th j S l i e m b^gan the match at a However, some effective ruckmg


ereat pace, Matt Dugdale, Andrew flowed Malcolm Heanan to release Thomber and Ralph Rigby all mak- phil p arker who grabbed the Cava-


Heanan continued the game’s 100. per cent conversion record to cut the


lead to 14 points. Any thoughts of a comeback were


snuffed out when Harry Proctor trun­ dled over, and the final try of the match was scored by Burrill.


Low Moor lead


lead the i':t ■


**-.


•it'£/•.•? i


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