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Twins in the goals!


READSTONE United’s Walker twins share every­


thing - even goals. The two young girls hit 14 goals between them as


United’s girls team trounced North Valley Dynamos 7-0 on Saturday and hit 10 goals past Clitheroe


Wolves a day later. In the first match Sarah went nap while her sister


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Rachel bagged a brace. However, against derby rivals Wolves on Sunday, the roles were reversed as Rachel this time'seored five while Sarah had to settle for a two-goal haul. Louise Molloy was also on target as she hit a memorable hat-trick to complete the


romp.


Readslone United Under 10 s................................0 Barnoldswick Barons Under 1 0 s ........


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A CONVINCING performance by Reastone Unit­ ed saw them maintain their unbeaten run in the cup. Josh Neary was on target twice while Luke Baster- field, Rhys Meehan and man of the match Sam Wickstead also got on the scoresheet. Rcadslone United Under .......................................“ Great Harwood


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an EXCITING game of football saw United grab the winner towards the end of extra-time. Goalscor- ers were Michael Cox, Matthew Shirtcliffe and Scott Byrom. Thomas Sharpies was named man of the


........................... match. Beadslone United Under 1 0 s................................* .


Feniscowles............................................ .. — ' '"' . READSTONE United Under 10s continued their recent unbeaten run with a hard-fought draw against Feniscowles. Jack Dugdale scored the goal with Joe Finnigan named man of the match.


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£ 4 5 , 2 8 5 | mission goal and keep the team riding Clitheroe Wolves Under 13s


B lue.......................................4 Feniscowles........................ 6 THE Wolves reversed an early-season 6-1 defeat at the hands of Feniscowles with an incredible win. Captain Sam Johns scored


with a run and shot in the opening minutes, and the team began to dominate the


game.They could have scored more, with Simon Mashiter and Allan Burn in fine form, but against the run of- play, Feniscowles levelled the score to go in all-square at half­


time.The Wolves upped a gear m the second half and Johns put his side back in the lead with a fine 25-yard shot that gave the keeper no chance. Tom Rutherford then


scored a third, and Martin Lafranceschina made it four


with his first strike of the season before the opposition


got a late consolation goal. This was a good all-round


team performance, with Johns man of the match.


Beadslone United Under 14 s..................• .......... 1 Oswaldlwislle Borers Under 14s . . . . . . . . - • • - » DESPITE the scoreline, Readstone battled hard but were well beaten by Oswaldtwistle. Jonathan Winnings scored the goal and Gary Schofield was


named man of the match. Readslone United Under .............................................


Old Blackburnians Under 17s . . . . • • • • • • • • • • READSTONE took an early lead m the first nail through Terry Nelson but conceded two late goals to lose 2-1. Sam Holmes was the star player.


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Whatley Juniors Under ......................................... WHALLEY Juniors Under 9s defeated Foulridge


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MS oV fhV m S ch a rU e Wood,»rf put th . locals a goal to the good in the first half with a long-


"m B r ow n doubled their advantage shortly after half-time and, although Foulndge fought backmto the match, Brown grabbed the winner to give Whal ley a splendid win.


Whalley Pumas Under 12 s........... .......................2 WH ALLEY” Pumas Under 12s scraped a iate 3-2


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BROWN Cow Chat- burn put in a superb display to send Pre­ mier Division Legion A crashing in the Clitheroe Pool League Challenge Trophy. Second Division Cow


won 7-4 on their own table.


Legion B demolished . . . .


Whalley Arms A 7-4 to rea.ch the third round, while holders Buck A made easy work of First Division champi­ ons Waggon and Hors­


es A, winning 7-2. Low Moor are set to


rival Buck for the tro­ phy, and gain revenge for their final defeat, after putting paid to Dog Inn Whalley with


a 7-1 success. Stork Hotel A could


be the surprise pack-' age, after beating vet­ erans Buck Wrinkleys 7-1, while their B team endured a one-frame decider before edging out Dog Music and Sports Bar A 7-6. • Entries are now


being taken for the Michael Humphries Memorial Trophy, both individual and doubles


events. Entry is £2 per play­


er in the singles and £3 per pair in the doubles. Registration night is


on Wednesday at'the Dog Music and Sports Bar, Wellgate, Clitheroe, from 8-9


p.m. ________


RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES’ DARTS


WINTER LEAGUE RESULTS


Brown Cow 3, Swan and


Royal 9; Langho 8, Conserva­ tive Club 4; Bay Horse 4, Kings Arms 8; Catholic SC 6, Royal British Legion 6; Low Moor 3, Craven 9; Billington


^ ^ X & o n i r i • - - - .........


I first team are pictured in their new training tops, provided by the Dog Music and Sports Bar, of Wellgate, Clitheroe. The side are pictured ahead of


Broughton at Littlemoor, which was postponed due to the weath-


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WEEKEND TEAMS Saturday


ir scheduled home clash with their scheduled home clash with


Brown Cow’s cup shock


Clithoroe RUFC (v Preston Grasshop­ pers 5ths, home, meet 1-15 p.m.) J ..Proc- roc-


D.Tattersall. •


• The latest Clitheroe


Pool League results and fixtures are as fol­


lows: r e s u l t s Challenge Cup Dog Music/Sports Bar A


6. Stork Hotel B 7: Whalley Arms A 4, Royal British Legion B 7; Stork Hotel A 7, Buck Wrinkleys 1; St Peters (Hurst Green) 7, Brown Cow B 0: Castle A 7, Craven Heifer 2; Low Moor Club 17, Dog Inn (Whalley) 1; Royal British Legion A 4, Brown Cow (Chatburn) 7; Waggon and Horses A 2, Buck A 7; White Horse B 3, Royal Oak


7. Tonight’s Fixtures PrcmierDivision


Dog Inn (Whalley) v Low


Moor; Royal British Legion B v Station Storm; Buck A v Stork Hotel A; Whallcy Arms A v Royal British Legion A; Castle A; bye. First Division


Castle B v Brown Cow B;


Waggon and Horses A v Pcndle Hotel B; Stork Hotel B v White Hart; Ultraframe v Dog Music Bar A: Royal


Oak; bye. Second Division


Buck Wrinkleys v Bay


Horse (Barrow); Horse Shoe B v Whallcy Arms B; White


Horse A v New Inn; Brown Cow A v Waggon and Hors­


es B: Brown Cow Chatburn


v St Peter's (Hurst Green). Third Division


Dog Music/Sports Bar B


v Buck B; Royal British Legion C v Craven Heifer; Pondle Hotel A v White Horse B; Bridge v King's


Arms; Horse Shoe C; bye. Tuesday


Ladies' Division Kings Arms v Pcndle


Hotel B; Whalley Arms v White Horse; Pendle Hotel A v Royal British Legion: Bridge v Royal Oak: Dog Inn (Whalley) v Buck.


BC 6, Black Bull 6. High scores: M. Livesey


140, 121, 100; D. Brown 133x2; E. Twist 131, 100; J. Scedlc 125; L. Ilayton 121; J. Johnson 120; J. Holden 118; L. Johnson 115,105; D. Steven­ son 115; J. Gallagher 112. 100x2; K. Hebden 105; M. "Waddington 102; J. Cunliffc H I; B. Parker 100x2; L.


TABLES


Premier Division P W L D


Whalley Arms A 3 2 0 1 Stork Hotel A.... 4 1 0 3


RBL A.............4 2 2 0 Buck A............ 3 2 0 1 RBL B.............4 } 2 1 Station Storm ....3 1 0 2 Low Moor........3 1 0 2 Castle A...........4 1 3 0


Division


g is b u r n a n d d i s t r ic t p o o l


l e a g u e r e s u i .t s


Brown Cow 3, Buck Inn


at Paythorne 4; Copy Nook 1, Buck Inn B 6; Buck Inn A 2, Three Rivers 5; Pendle Inn 5, Craven Heifer 2; Anchor B 5, Pendle Hotel 2. TABI •


P


...4 2 2 0 30 Pendle Inn............ - 7 ...4 1 2 1 27 Pcndlc Hotel......... .. 9 ...3 2 1 0 23 Anchor B.............. - 9 ...3 1 1 1 23 Three Rivera......... .. 8 ..3 1 2 0 15 Craven Heifer........ .. 9 ...4 0 4 0 12 Brown Cow........... ... 9 nd Division


..5 3 2 0 40 Copy Nook............. .. 9 ..4 3 0 1 36 Anchor A.............. .. 8 ..4 2 1 1 32 Coach & Horses...... .. 7


P \v L D P Buck Inn B............ - 8 p w


St Peters.......... 4 3 1 0 36 Brown Cow Chat 4 3 1 0 3o Waggon B.........4 2 1 j 33


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New Inn.......... 4 1 2 1 26 BuckWrinklcys.4 2 2 0 26 BrownCowA....4 2 2 0 2d


Bay Horse........ 4 2 2 0 23 Horse Shoe B....4 1 3 0 21 White Horse A... 4 0 3 1 19


Third Division p W L D P


KingsArms...... 4 3 0 1 34


Dog Music B..... 1 2 0 2 31 HoiseShoeC....4 1 2 J 27


Craven llcifer.... 3 2 1 0 24 Pcndle Hotel A.. 3 \ 1 » 21 Bridge...............3 1 1 1 21


White Horse B... 4 1 Buck B.....------ 3 0


Royal Oak............... Pcndlc Hotel A.... 4


Ladies' Division


RBL................... 3 Buck................. 4 KingsArms........ 4 Pendle Hotel B.... 4 Whallcy Arms..... 4


Dog Inn............ ' 4 White Horse..


Bridge.. ”


P W L P 4 3 1 30 3 1 28 3 0 26 2 2 24 2 2 21 2 2 20 1 3 19 1 3 18


0 20 1 17


Buck Paythome— ...


tor, A.Thornber, M.Dugdalc, A.Nuttall. J .M a r sd e n , A.Rigby, N .C a lto n , R .Ho lmes , G.Woodburn, D.Watson, P.Parker, M.Doherty. C.Stott, M. Stott, A.Burrill. Subs: W.Robinson, EJIacking, P. Wynstanley, A.Copthorne. S.Grctton, M.Rowlcy, P.Carberry. M.Jackson,


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_ _ Ju nio rs Under 12s, cur­ rently in second place in . the McDonald’s Hyn- dburn and District


B o y s ’ Sunday


League, are look­ ing to strengthen their current


squad. If you feel you


can compete for a Clilheroe Rangers Under


................................................. I St Joseph's...................^ A Danny Green hat-trick


helped Rangers to victory over St Joseph's 10 men. Green's first put Rangers


ahead at the break, and the second half saw St Joseph s succumb to great pressure when Martin Greatorex scored from outside the area. • Although Rangers gave two penalties away, a goal from man of the match Irfan All, a first goal from new signing Mark Hudson and two more from Green secured a good


Clilheroe Wolves Under 12s


Girls................. - ................... 4 Brierfield Celtic ................2 A superb comeback from


I"


Five-goal win for United


Clilheroe United......5 Worslhorne............... 2 UNITED, let slip a two-goal lead before .finally defeating their


‘Burnley opponents. Clitheroe started well


and were rewarded with the opener after 20 minutes when Bartlett volleyed home from close range after a Hodgkin-


son flick-on. Soon after, Young


blasted the ball home to give the home side a comfortable lead but the visitors pulled the scores back to 2-1 just before the break with a looping header over the stranded


keeper. The comeback was


complete after a brilliant


run and shot just after the break to tie the


scores at 2-2. But that was where


the comeback ended as Young and Bartlett both grabbed their second


goals of the game to fur­ ther enhance Clitheroe’s


chances of victory. Worsthorne to their


credit didn’t give up and gave Clitheroe a game to the end, but United brought a halt to all their attacks and finished the game as a contest with a Ilodgkinson strike at the


death. Clitheroe are at home


to Oswaldtwistle St Mary's on Saturday at Roefield, kick-off 2-15


p.m.


position in a good, strong team please telephone Andy Tyldesley on 01254 678497 or John Mather on 01254 248573.


two goals down showed why the girls are favourites for


the title. Taking on fellow contenders


Brierfield Celtic, the Wolves trailed at the break but came out and turned the game around.


Chelsea Crook scoring the .


first of her four goals after good work from Lauren


Carolan. The next two goals were


penalties, both resulting from tackles on Crook, who got up to score them both with confidence.


With the girls now in full flow, Karen Hansen ran the length of the field and fired in a scorching shot which the keeper could only parry and


.


Weather wins but Dog still celebrate


player of the game Crook was onhand


on hand to tap in her fourth ta her fourth


goal in three games from midfield.


.M M . . DOG Inn manager


Simon Kerins was dis­ appointed that his side's Memorial League Third Division clash with Mayfield was lost


to the weather. He did, however,


reflect on the annual pre- sentation and awards ceremony which took place at the Dog Inn last


week.Defender Paddy Noonc was the worthy winner of the Leading Player of the Year, whilst keeper Jefferies won the


Clubman prize. Mike Cullis took the leading goalscorer award while the Supporter of the Year was shared between Allan Peel and


Arthur Astles. Kerins said: "It was a


superb night and team morale has gone through


the roof. "I wouldn't swap these


players, or fans, for any­


one else.". Low Moor and Brown


Cow’s First Division


derby clash did go ahead, with the sides sharing six goals.


Brown Cow remain in . .


title contention, a point behind Judge Walmes- ley with two games in hand - and the two sides meet at Roefield on


Sunday. • Sunday's fixtures are


the last of the year, before the league resumes on January 6th.


UFSUI.TS First Division RESULTS


Judge Walmesley v Duke of Wellington (Wilson) PP; Low


Moor 3, Brown Cow 3. Second Division


Little Crown v Calder-


stones (Iiaslingden) PP. Third Division


Dog Inn v Mayfield (Fox-


hill Bank) PP.FIXTURES Kick-off 10-31) a.m. First Division


Brown Cow v Judge Walmesley (Roefield); Cross


' Axes v Low Moor (Memorial). Knockout Trophy Quarter-Final


Park Hotel v Caldcrstones


(Wilson). TABLES First Division P W D L P


Judge WalmeslcylO 6 0 4 18 Brawn Cow.......8 5 2 1 IT Duke Wellington 11 5 1 Plough............. 6 5 0 Knuzden Pub....10 a 0


SltanhillLions....9 5 Low Moor........ 8 4 Cross Axes........10 4 Ossy Refugecs....lO I Rishton Arms ....10 3


anhill Lions.... 0 u


0 0


Ossy Rvrs Vets...lO 2 1 Second Division MV D


WilpshireBH....0 8 1 Miners.............8 6 1 Crown Scaffolds . 9 6 1 ■ Woodnook........10 6 0 Station H'shorc.. 8 5 0


Calderstones.....8 1 1 Little Crown...... 7 3 1 Knuzden Brook..lO 3 1


Kings Arms......H 2 1 LS Rooting.......9 1 0


Griffins Head....7 0 1 Third Division P W D


Waggon.............9 9 0 Woolpack...........8 6 1 Queens Clarets... 9 6 0


Lomax................8 I 1 Mayfield............H 4 ]


Holehouse..........10 -1 c -


Park.................. 0 8 ■ Church Town....9 2 Dog Inn............H 1


high. Clilheroe Wolves Under


16s.................... ..................... 2 Readslone United.......•••••* THE Wolves turned round a half-time deficit to win. Readstone led 1-0 at the


break, but after the interval the lads came out more focused and went on the attack from the whistle. Karl Fowler slotted home


his first of the season, and Glen Dinsdale's efforts were


rewarded with the winner. Man of the match . was


Ben Seymour. Clitheroe Wolves Under


1 2 s ..................................... - 1 Barrowford......................... "


WOLVES lost this encounter with Barrowford after a disappointing display. •Recent weeks had suggested


the team had started to show improved form, but this result came as a bit of a setback. Oliver Brown and Simon


Holden battled well and Shaun Hartley scored his fifth


Mp £ S 5 t h Mr Evans Is club chairman George H ibbert, who leads the club into it’s 10th anniversary next year.


Bad day for Grindleton


4 n


Grassinglon.............7 Grindlelon................3 G RIN DL E.T ON endured a disastrous afternoon which is best forgotten by the locals. The visitors started


3 13 3 10


this Craven and District league Premier Division clash the stronger, and should have been two goals in front before dis­ aster struck. When J. Driver was


sent off after handling the ball, Grassington went ahead from the


i sPot-


! Grindleton dug deep i and scored from close 1 range shot from D. Bar- 5 row, and then quickly ' took the lead with the goal of the game


, i S. Hickling chipped


the home keeper from just inside the Grassing­ ton half to send the locals in at half-time 2-1


up. Grindleton soon found


themselves 4-2 down after the break, and were reduced to nine men when S. Lloyd - who had been replaced in goal by R. Barrow - was dis­


missed. Grassington added a


fifth from the spot, and ran riot in the last 25 minutes, netting twice more for a convincing


win.Grindlcton Reserves fared better, holding Ingleton 1-1, with M. Dobson-on target.


R im in g t o n ’ s c u p e x i t a t f i r s t h u r d le


Slackslcads ............. 3 Riming ton ...............1 RIMINGTON fell at the first hurdle in the Presidents Cup to


Stacksteads. The locals were vic­


tims of their own gen­ erosity as they handed the tie to the home side


on a plate. Stacksteads took the


lead on 10 minutes as a m isu n d e r s ta n d in g


between Kershaw and Keighley led to a striker being presented with a


goal. On 20 minutes, it was


2-0 as a cross to the far post was hooked back across goal for a free header, which was fin­


ished clinically. Stacksteads’ long ball


play certainly worked as the two strikers gave Rimington’s defence a


torrid time. The visitors got their


act together though, and should have had a penal­ ty when excellent play down the right resulted in Clarkson being bun­ dled over in the area, only for the referee to


wave play on. Aamir Zulfi was guilty


Buck Inn A.......... ... 9 BuckPaythome


9 27 \ ^ I i a t U U l l A


CHATBURN A suf­ fered a surprising whitewash defeat against Royal British Legion in the Clitheroe and District Snooker League First Division. Chatburn A were hot


on the heels of leaders Waddington A, but were leapfrogged by Low Moor A, who beat Billington B 10-4. Waddington lead by


six points after a 10-4 win of their own, against Rimington B.


In the Second Divi­ .


sion, Slaidburn have a four-point advantage


after a narrow 8-6 win


over Talbot A. RESULTS


1 2 12 1 3 11


Astin, L. Brooks, W. Chipper- ton, P. Waring 100. POINTS AND POSITIONS 1 Langho 79; 2, Swan and


Royal 71; 3, Craven 69; 4, Billington BC; 5, Low Moor 59; 6 = Brown Cow, Conserva­ tive Club, Black Bull 58; 9 - Bay Horse, Catholic SC, Royal British Legiori 51:12,


KingsArms 50. First Division Whalley 10. Downham 4: J.


Cross 64, P. Marlow 84; A. Riley 88, C. Aspinall 45; R. Smith 117, R. Gladwin 64; M. Mahon 100. P. Walmsley 87; G. Taylor 99, R. Malloch 75; J. Sumner 58, D. Hecsom 80. Catholic Club 8. Billington


A 6; I. Middleton 93, N. Har­ ris 41; S. Duckworth 63, P. Conchic 72; J. Byrne 83.D.


Wilson 81; T. Byrne 52, S. Andrew 75; M. Plant 111, T.


of spurning a great chance when he was through on goal with only the keeper to beat, but hit the post when it looked easier to score.


formation in the second


half and Cook dragged them back into the game with a fine solo run and shot. The visitors domi­ nated most of the game as Stacksteads seemed content to soak up the pressure and attack on


the break. It was obviously not


going to be Rimington’s day as crosses flashed across the face of the goal and, following great work by Lawson, Barnes


headed over. Stacksteads got a


third in the dying sec­ onds to kill off Riming­ ton’s hopes of a come­


back. r o e f ie l d l e is u r e c e n t r e


WINTER FIVE-A­ SIDE FOOTBALL LEAGUE


Sunday’s Fixtures 9 a.m. - Mad Dogs v New


Inn; 9-10 a.m. - Parkers Arms v Interbread; 10-20 a.m. - Rag Legs v Spitting Pig; 11^.m. - Showboat v Rajas; 11-40 a.m. - Allstars v Norfolk; 12-20 Dm. - Groin Strain v Bowland Strollers; 1 p.m. - Clitheroe


Clowns v Spitting Ptg- TABLE p W D L P


8 5 5 7 — » j ! i f howboat............8 j 2 2 14


K Parkers Arms— 9 4 1 > 4 Rimington changed u


Bowland--------- 9 3 0 6 9 Allstars.............. 9 2 1 6 7 Spitting Pig ..•••- 8


aputmgr,B— » Chatburn cueists whitewashed


...........KR p Pilkington 120.S.Geldard91; Wilson 71: R. Alston 6S, P.


Barker 71. Billington B 4, Low Moor


A 10: C. Taylor 65, M. Holmes 67; S. Gorton 85, D. Ireland 65; D. Flynn 62, R Mercer 100; M. Unwin 73, R Traynor 89; J. Atkinson 89, P. Lapicki 79; J. Ainsworth 64, S.


Traynor 109. Rimington B 4, Wadding- ton A 10: P. Hobson 78, D.


Cox 86: P. Winkley 60, R. Kay 108: D. Seed 70, M. Dewhurst 67; 1. Fraser 65, B. Waddtng- to’


Cowking 86; J. Lund Jnr 64, K. Keough 101.


n 54; R. Bolland 76, L. .


ChatbumAO. Second Division


Low Moor B 8, Talbot B 8: G. Waddington 94, A. Dickin­


son 79: D. Dean 102. M. Garth 95; G. Tyler 110. C. Hayhurst 67; J. Roberts 100,


O. Hayhurst 94; I. Perry 33. M. Parkinson 109; D. Johnson


72, D. Robinson 101. Talbot A 6, Slaidbum 8; J.


Winder 98, E. Rigby 60; S. Procter 85, N. Hey 94; T. Procter 68, J. Whitwcll 93; F. Whittaker 92, D. Cowking 66; S. Cookson 83, T. Robinson 119; R Procter 89, W. Robin­


son 88*


Booth 111. C. Smith 64; P. Atkinson 94, T. Smith 93; B. Griffiths 63, L. Sutcliffe 98, J. Griffiths 108, D. Baxter 72; A.


i Police 12, Social Club 2: F. . . i. o Royal British Legion 14, RBLW


ton A 12.FIXTURES Tonight


First Division Low Moor A v Bill'mgton A;


Billington B v Catholic Club; Downham v Clithcroc Con. B; Chatbum A v Waddington A;


Rimington B v RBL. Second Division


Talbot A v Low Moor B;


Slaidburn v Talbot B; Clitheroe Con. A v Police; Waddington B v Chatbum B. TABLES


First Division


Waddington A— 8 Low Moor A.---- - 8 Chatburn A------ »


halley Con--- 9


Rimington B— ° BUlington A----- | Catholic Club— 8 Downham.......... 8 Clitheroe Con B - 8


BiUington B----- 8 Second D....


■ Rimington A----- Talbot A--------- Clitheroe Con A-


Police--------- - Social Club— .—


.Waddington B....


Slaidbum-------- Chatbum B------ Talbot B--------- Low Moor B ~ ~


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