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Tom’s goal wins day Rimington 1, Rolls-Royce 0


THIS win was more emphatic than the scoreline suggests as the home side was: camped inside the


visitors’ half for the majority of the match. Rimington scored the winning goal on five min­


utes when Tom O’Neill’s right-foot strike finished off a fine move down the right. Rolls’ goalkeeper was peppered with shots and


half-time when a header back across goal was met by the centre-forward but he headed over under pres­


The visitors should have levelled things just before '


sure from goalkeeper Kershaw. Gordon Leech will wonder how the keeper man­


Braithwaite said: “We want to play attacking , , ■


aged to keep out a rasping drive towards the end of the match.


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football, be solid at the back and competitive in mid- field. The squad we have at Rimington is more than capable of winning something this season.” On Saturday, Rimington face Sabden, away, while the reserves are at home to Rolls-Royce.


Duo see double Grlndlelon 5, Carlelon 0


BOTH teams came into this game looking to play


contest until the home side broke the deadlock with a looping shot from Barrow. From this point on, Grindleton looked to take a -=2=3wld of the game, but could not add to their tally


good football in the opening exchanges. And for the first 20 minutes, it was a very even


before half-time. Five minutes after the interval, they were two-


up, thanks to a well-taken goal from Carus. With the hosts playing the far better football, the rest of the half was just a matter of how


m A*brace from Hickling and Barrow's second of the game wrapped up the points for Grindleton. The match was sponsored by Clitheroe Bear-


mgs.


United crash out Burn le y United 9, Clitheroe United, 4


A PULSATING match ended in Clitheroe Unit­ ed being dumped out of the Lancashire Amateur


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for the locals, they could only score four of them. Clitheroe took a shock lead after 10 minutes when


when Newton completed his hat-tnck, but mm Jury time, Burnley took the lead once again when the ball was whipped-in at pace for the unmarked Burnley


f° The tocals'were forced to defend for all of^the sec- nnd half as Burnley ran riot in the second period


scoring five further goals, although Clitheroe did score a goal of their own through Grogan. Clitheroe entertain Mill Hill St Peter’s on Satur­


headers from every angle but he was equal to the onslaught. Player-boss Terry Braithwaite did beat him with a trademark free-kick only to see his effort strike a post.


LANGHO'S Under


16s beat Fulwood Colts .-1 in the LFA Cup second Round, thanks goals from Pope, Rigby and Dullenby. Rigby took the man of the match award. The Under 12s drew


2-2 with second-placed Accoutre, with keeper Mather the major factor. Joe Glover’s brace put


them 2-1 up only for Accoutre to grab deserved equaliser near


the end. Tommy Sharpies


grabbed the man of the


game. The Under Us had:


match, as the Under 18s beat Mill Hill St Peter’s 4-2 in a hard fought


good win, 2-0 away to Knuzden. Joe Rawlin- son received the man of the match for an assured defensive display. Todmorden Colts were comprehensively


beaten 3-0 by the Under 17s, with Daniel Holgate grabbing a brace.


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Roefield pitches on league blacklist?


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THE Executive Com­ mittee of the Accring­ ton Memorial Sunday Football League is proposing to ban mem­ ber clubs from using council pitches at Roe- field from next season. Angry committee


members have backed the proposal, which will go to a vote at the league's annual meeting


next August. League secretary


Harry Dewhurst explained why: "The decision to postpone matches is being made far too early at Roefield. "And no-one from the


proposal to the AGM, with the full approval of the executive, that we will allow Clitheroe teams into the league, but they will not be allowed to use Roefield." So far this season, the


"But we will put the "I live four or five _


miles away from Clitheroe, and the ground conditions were firm - perfect for foot­


ball.


league have seen 31 matches postponed, as opposed to 20 at this


stage last year. Local sides Low Moor


and Brown Cow both use the Edisford Road pitch­ es at Roefield, and have played only three and two games respectively, in the sixth week of the season. And two of Low Moor’s games were away


council informs the clubs or referees that games have been called off. "We will see out the


day. The match will take place e'ther at Roefield or the Showground, Great Harwood. Kick-off is 2-15


matches. Dewhurst added:


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were called off early. "But Friday, Saturday


and Sunday were very good days.


clubs, or the league, and I know other leagues have had a similar prob­


"It's not fair on the .


lem."No-one informs the clubs, and we are having referees and players turn­ ing up."The league also put out an appeal for refer-


GGS.Anyone interested in officiating should con­ tact referees' secretary Peter Tate (01254


887122). Meanwhile, Dog Inn


Whalley are out to bounce back from con­ ceding 15 goals in two


games.The locals have slipped to 10-0 and 5-0 defeats in the Memorial League Third Division


Moor 5.


Judge Walmesley 1, Low Second Division


PFSIT1RESULTS First Division


Arms 2.


C a ld e rs to n c s G, Kings Third Division


Holehouse 5, Dog In n


Whalley 0. FIXTURES


Kick-off 10-30 u.m. First Division


Cross Axes v Judge


Walmesley (Wilson); Duke of Wellington v Brown Cow (Wilson); Low Moor v Knuz­


den (Roetield). Second Division


Griffins Head v C ald er­


stoncs (Altham). Third Division


Dog Inn Whalley v Church


Town (St Augustine's). TABLES


First Division F W D


Duke Wellington 5 4 0


Stanhill Lions.... 4 Judge Walmesley 5 Low Moor......... 3 Knuzden........... 4 Plough.............. 3 Ossy Rvrs Vets... 4 Ossy Refugees.... 4 Brown Cow.......2 Cross Axes........3 0


over the past fortnight. But they feel Sunday's


game against fellow strugglers Church Town is a chance to return to winning ways. The sides meet at St


Hat-trick hero Luke inspires fightback


Clilhcroe Wolves Under 13s Clilhcroe Wolves Under 12


R e d ...........................................I Is lington.............................. THINGS started badly for the Wolves as a well-taken free-kick saw them behind with two min­


utes played. However, they picked them­


selves up and a hat-trick from man of the match Luke Green, inspired them to a 7-2 victory. Tucker, Anderson, Oldfield and


Girls ........................................1 Brierfield................................ 1 A CLOSE game throughout


with very few chances saw


Wolves take the lead from a great Karen Hansen free-kick. Brierfield levelled straightaway


and as both teams pressed for the: Qjaron Barton but special mention winner, Wolves keeper Bropt^ goes to Brewer.


- ....... -


Hanson completed the scoring. Clilheroe Wolves Under 16s ..7 —


mance saw Wolves run out com­ fortable winners. Some great pass-and-move foot­


ball brought strikes from Chris Clarkson (3), man of the match Glen Dinsdale (2), Matthew Mus- grove and captain Ben Dewhurst. Alex Miller had another good


areas. ' SSSSSF.


AN early crunching tackle on Mick Barker set the precedent


for the rest of the match. The match, marred by bad chal­


lenges and a sending off, was only brightened up by a Jake Chadwick strike to give Wolves a point. Clitheroe Wolves Under 9s Red .1


Brierfield.................................® CLITHEROE came away from


this one with the narrowest of wins in a hard-fought, top of the


table clash. After a goalless first half, man of


the match Michael Clarkson broke out to score the winner with good work from Andy Hutchins. Only a great save from Wolves


, . ... Man of the match was defender


attackint goals to put the match beyond Clitheroe’s reach.


Box-Morten earned player of the match with some fine saves. CliUieroe Wolves Under 9s ...0


Barrow . . . Clilheroe Wolves Under 13s .0 ,


Feniscowles ...........................1 THE Wolves played their part A GOOD all-round team perfor- in a great game of entertaining


football.Dane Meyler was outstanding in the middle of the park, winning every tackle and setting up his teammates on many occasions. However, they continued to draw a blank as both teams


game but overall a far better per­ formance from all the lads in all


pressed for a winner. However, a goalless draw was a


owes unuv, i> „rinln Uld


fair reflection and credit goes to referee Nick Thomposon who kept the game flowing throughout


B lu e .........................................* Globe...................................... ° WOLVES continued to go down­


hill in a disappointing perfor­ mance after going two goals


down early on. They never really recovered


from this and despite a Tom Rutherford strike, it turned out to be no more than a consolation as


they went down 5-1. Man of the match was given to


James Scriven. Clilheroe Wolves Under 14


Preston North End


their past form at the moment. After going a goal down early


Girls ........................................0 .........6


..- THE girls were up against the .4 league leaders Preston North


RANGERS can't"seem"to'find End, but managed to put up their best performance of the


on, they equalised from a Tony Harper header, before Rossendale


retook the lead before the break. Terry Bridgeman managed to


sandwich his first ever goal for the team between the visitors' second


half brace. Clilheroe Wolves Under 11s ..1


WOLVES again came away from a game with the lions share


of the possession, but nothing to show for a spirited performance. Midfield maestro Chris Brewer


keeper McGrath stopped the visi­ tors from taking a share of the spoils.


struck a fine 25-yard shot into the top corner to equalise a very early Feniscowles strike and send the


season so far. Clitheroe created several chances with Nash, Lee and and Tomlinson causing the opposition


backs some problems. As the game wore on, PNE con­


trolled every area of the pitch and a 6-0 scoreline was never a true reflection on proceedings.


Feniscowles ............................3 Clilheroe Wolves Under 12s.. 2


of the spoils in a hard fought game against Barrowford.


Brown and Ryan Finnegan, with man of the match going to Matt


The goals were scored by Ollie Hanson.


0 CLITHEROE Rugby Club captain Malcolm Heanan handed over the skipper’s armband to


Matthew Dugdale on Saturday. Thirtv-five-year-old Malcolm played his final


game for the club before leaving the town for a new


job in the motor trade in London. The scrum-half has enjoyed a long and distin­


guished rugby career at Clitheroe since joining the club at the tender age of 18.


pupil lists achieving promotion from the Lancashire North Rugby League Second Division as the high light of his time at Clitheroe, although relegation a


The former Queen Elizabeth Grammar School


year later ranks as probably the low Pomt However, Malcolm is quick to point out that there


have not been any low points really.


Rishton Arms.... 5 0 . Second Division P W D


Woodnook........ 6 4 0 WilpshireBH....4 3 1


Miners.............. 4 3 1 Crown Scaffolds. 4 3 0 Calderstones.....4 3 0 Station H'shore.. 5 3 0 Knuzden Brook.. 5 2 1 Little Crown..... 5 1 1


Augustine's, and Dog manager Simon Kerins said: "No onG game is more or less important than any other, but we see this as a 'must-win'


match. "We are not underesti­


mating Church, but we are not a bad side and it is a chance to get our sea­ son back on track."


I LOW Moor were crowned Clitheroe Pool


] League Premier Division champions on Thursday. But they had to sit out


I an agonising final night waiting on results after


LS Roofing....... 1 1 0 Griffins Head....4 0 0 Kings Arms......5


Third Division P W D


Woolpack.......... 6 5 1 Queens Clarets... 5 5 0 Waggon............ 5 4 0 Holehouse......... 6 3 I Mayfield...........6 3 1 Lomax...............5 2 1 Dog Inn............ 5 1 1 Park................. 5 0 1 Church Town....5 0 0 Hamilton Arms.. 6 0 0


Low Moor’s title A 7; R BL B 3, RBL A 9


Whalley Arms A 6, Castle A 6. First Division


S to rk H o te l B 5, Pendle H o te l B 7; U l tra f ram e 7,


White Hart 5. Second Division


Castle B 11, Station Hotel


] completing their pro­ gramme the previous


| week. Legion B had the best


I chance of overhauling I them, needing to just draw


| a stylish display to win 9- 3, leaving both Legion


their derby match. But the A team put on


| sides level on 116 points. I That left both waiting I on the Dog Inn Whalley v


Buck A result, with Buck requiring a 7-5 win to


1 snatch second place. They achieved their aim in a


| nail-biting final frame. Waggon and Horses


had a similar wait to Low I Moor in the First Divi-


S'°White Hart required all 12 points against Ultra­ frame to take the title, but


1 could only win 7-5. White Horse A took the


| Second Division title with a 6-6 draw at Legion, with


1 Horse Shoe now having to face Brown Cow A in a


j play-off for the runners-up spot tonight at the Legion.


j promotion to the Premier Division next season,in a


already wrapped up the Third Division, earning


Station Storm had


I Pendle Witch took sec­ ond place with a 7-5 win


league revamp.


| over closest rivals Pendle Hotel A.Buck Ladies are Ladies'


League champions for the first time, with Castle run-


| ners-up. • Winter League registra-


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I tion night is at the Brown Cow, Moor Lane, Clitheroe on Thursday from 8 p.m. Registration 1 fees are £30 per team. The


A 1; Horse Shoe 8, New Inn 4; RBL C 6, White Horse A 6. Third Division


Pendle Hotel A 5, Pendle


Witch 7; Buck Wrinkleys 9, Dog Music/Victoria B 3; Sta-


Horse B 2, Commercial 10. Ladies' League Challenge Cup Whalley Arms 9, Pendle


He said: “I have enjoyed my time at Clitheroe, ^it is a very friendly club and I will be sor^ggig01/4}


.. . Hollingworth’s hat-trick booster


Lancaster l lh s ....... 0 olyn Taylor Pushed up Clilheroe................A and after an excel lent


ANNA Hollingworth h it a h a t- tr ick as Clitheroe Ladies picked up a fine away success. In their new kit, spon­


strike from Bush was saved, Hollingworth neatly slotted home the


rebound. . Lancaster picked up


. Rachel Walmsley, Hollingworth and Car-


sored by the Dog Music and Sports Bar, the locals pressured from the off and were rewarded after 10 minutes. The forward line up of skipper Pauline Bush,


RIBBLE VALLEY


LADIES’ DARTS WINTER


LEAGUE RESULTS


Catholic SC 7, Bay Horse


5; Low Moor 6, Langho 6; Billington BC 10, Brown Cow 2; Craven 6, Swan and Royal


tion Storm 7, Bridge 5; White 6; r b Legion 3, Conservative Club 9; Black Bull 4. Kings


Arms 8. P o in ts an d p o s itio n s : 1,


H o te l A 9: R BL 8, W h ite Horse 10: Buck 11, Castle 3. Tonight's Fixtures


Challenge Cup Fourth Round Stork Hotel B v Waggon


and Horses; St Peter's Hurst Green v Buck A; Ultraframe v Whalley Arms A; Low Moor Club v R B L A. Winner of m a tch one an d four, and m a tch th re e an d two play semi-finals a t Buck Inn and Royal British Legion respec­ tively, on Tuesday, October


16th.


Low Moor........... 14 7 0 Buck A............... 14 9 RBL B................14 8


RBL A................14 8 Whalloy Arms A14 7


Dog Inn..............14 5 Castle A..............14 0


Waggon............ 16 10


White Hart.......16 10 Stork Hotel B....16 7 Ultraframc........16 8 Pendlc Hotel B -16 6 WhallcyArmsB15 5 Brown Cow B....15 5 Brown Cow Chatl5 5 St Peters........... 15 3


Premier Division PW L


TABLES


D P 7 120


3 4 4 5 9 9


Dog Musk A....14 . 0 12 First Division


P IV L


2117 2116 2116 2110 0 80 3 79 2 46


D P 5141 2132 3120 2113 5111 2 93 1 91 1 90 1 89


White Horse A.-16 9 3 4.130 Brown Cow A...-16 8 4 4 127 Horse Shoe...... -16 9 4 3127 New Inn......... -16 6 5 5 119 Bay Horse....... -15 5 6 4 102 Castle B.......... ...16 6 9 1101 RBL C............-16 5 5 4 93 Royal Oak B—-13 3 8 2 78


Second Division P w L D P


Station Hotel A.16 2 9 5 75 ThirdiDivision


Station Storm—16 11 Pcndle Witch....16 9 Dog Musk B....16 7 Pendle Hotel A -16 8


I meeting closes at 9 p.m. • The annual meeting will


1 be held at the Royal British Legibn, Whalley


1 RESULTS


| Road, Clitheroe, on Tues­ day, November 6th from 8 p.m. All teams must be represented.


Premier Division Dog Inn Whalley 5, Buck P W


Bridge............... 16 7 Buck\Vrinklcys.l6 8 Commercial......15 5 BuckB............. 16 4 White Horse B-.1.5 4


D P 4 146 2124 3120 1119 1113 2113


Lndies' Lenguc P


Buck....... ........... 12 Castle.................. 12 RBL....— .1....... 12 White Horse....... 12 Pcndle Hotel A— 12 Pendle Hotel B— 12 WhallcyArms.... 12


Langho 37; 2, Conservative Club 35: 3, Craven 34; 4, Low Moor 33; 5 = Billington BC, Swans Royal 32; 6, Brown Cow 28; 7, Kings Arms 25; 8, Bay Horse 24; 9, C ath o lic Club 22; 10, RB Legion 22; 11,


Black Bull 22. High scores: L. Parkinson


152: P.-Dixon 140; B. Parker 135, 123; D. Cockett 133; L. Waring 130; L. Hayton 123; B. Cusack 121; L. Johnson 119; K. Jo h n so n 116; P. Ilampson 113; K. Peel 111; A.M. Bellanca 107; D. Barnes 104; M. Waddington 102; D. Stevenson 100x2; M. Northover 100x2; P. Dewhurst 100x2; J. Smith, J. Smith, J. Ilamcr, P. Looming, A. South- well, J. Parkington, L. Astin, P. Waring, J. Cunliffc, J. Gal­ lagher,!,. McDonald 100.


A-SIDE LEAGUE FIXTURES


CENTRE FIVE-


ROEFIELD LEISURE


R a ja s v Groin S tra in (9


a.m.); New In n v Clithcroc Clowns (9-40 a.m.); Norfolk v Bow land Stjxjllcrs (10-20 p.m.); Spitting Pig v Parkers Arms


(11 a.irii); Rag Legs v Show- boat (11-40 a.m.); All Stars v Mad Dogs (12-20 p.m.).


CLITHEROE


AND DISTRICT NETBALL


Hair Company-13 13 Young Farmers-13 9 Caldcrtmst.......12 8 C’roe Cavaliers... 9 6 Caldcrstoncs.....12 4


- —fc-' PW D


league /C ables 'Firht Division


Ribble Valley A-10 4 Dog Sports Bar A13 1 Settle.................12 1


P


96 77 69 65 62


8 54 10 35


0 0 0 0 1 1


Dog Sports Bar B1212 Croc Light Eng.13


R&P Hargrcavesl2 Legion lleHicrs-12


Ribble Valley B..14 Ribble Valley C-12


RBL................. 10 Waddington A -.14 Waddington B -.14


the pace, but Clitheroe's strong defence ensured goalkeeper Nicola Mill- ward was not troubled. The second goal


stick of Hollingworth, who put it past the keep- er.After half-time, the home side were deter­ mined to get a foothold back in the game, but again the defence was


solid. And the locals virtual­


ly wrapped up victory


arrived on 20 minutes when Sammy Freeman took the ball through the defence and found the


FOOTBALL


RED ROSE YOUTH


LEAGUE RESULTS Under 17s


Rossendale 2, Academy 1;


Langho Juniors 3, Todmorden Colts 0; Rossendale Valley 3,


St Joseph's 1. Under ISs


Mill Hill St Peter's 2, Ixmgho


Juniors 4; Nelson 3, Clithcroe Youth 1; Islington Boys 0,


Haslingden St Mary's 9. TABLES


Under 17s P \V D


Rossendale Vail.. 6 5 Westbury..........5 3 Worsthornc KC.. 5 3 Gt Harwood Rov. 4 Langho Juniors.. 4 Todmorden Colts 5 Readstonc Utd... 4 Park Lane Rang. 6 Old B’burnians... 1 Ross. Valley......6


Has. St Mary's... 6 Clitheroe Youth. 6 Gt Harwood Rov. 4 Langho Juniors.. 5 Mill Hill...........6


Nelson.............. 5 Barlick United... 4 Blackburn Utd... 4 Belvedere..........4 0 Tod. Colts......... 2 0 Blackburn Acad. 4 0 Islington Boys... 6 0


Locals


keep on try-ing!


STONYHURST Col­ lege enjoyed a nine-try success in the third round of the Under 15 Daily Mail National


Schools' Cup. The locals despatched


Arnold School from the competition, winning 53-


0.


Second Division P W


O' 0


L P 0 36 3 32 2 31 3 29 7 25 7 20 6 17


Matt Scholes and


Luke Langford helped themselves to a hat-trick of tries each, while Joe Notter, James Clark and Tom Hunt also went over to score. Ross Munro kicked


four conversions. The locals await


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with a third goal when Walmsley ran rings


round the defence, and although her shot was saved, Hollingworth


scrambled the ball in for


her hat-trick. Clitheroe didn't sit


back and added a fourth 10 minutes from time. Helen Hutchinson


picked the ball up on the left and ran past the defence into the D, before powering the ball into the net. The team's next game


, ,


sides in level at half-time. Wolves began the second half as


they had left off but were unable to turn chances into goals, which


would cost them dear. , The visitors scored two counter-


is at home to Hyndburn, pushback 3 p.m. Specta­ tors and new players are welcome.


Top seeded pair prove their class


R IB B L E S D A L E


Wanderers Bar-Be- Quick Doubles compe­ tition is beginning to


hot up. On Monday, Eng­


land’s number one ranked pairing of Brian Duncan and Norman Fletcher (Blackpool) showed their class, win­ ning through to the next round comfortably. In total they conceded


St Joseph's Juns. 3 Under 18s P W


19 points in three match­ es played, beating Wigan’s W. Harrison and F. Anderton 21-9 in the


final round.Meanwhile, last weeks


results saw Eric Ralph- son and Clive Chapman from Rochdale defeat R. and S. Ellison 21-11 in Wednesday’s final quali­


fying round. A day later, it was the turn of Burnley’s M.


Harrison and K. Charnock to qualify after they defeated P. Warburton and M. Grif­ fiths 21-9. O The annual meeting


of the Great Harwood and District Bowling League will take place on Monday, November 12th at Rishton Conservative Club, starting at 7-30


p.m. Items for the agenda


should be forwarded to the secretary, in writing,


by October 31st. The presentation


night will also take place at Rishton Conservative


Club on Friday, Novem­ ber 16th, starting 8 p.m. Tickets are now available from the secretary, price £3 including buffet sup­


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