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sion. The results of the


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sion, the D team s excellent run of form continued with maxi­ mum points for the sec­ ond week running, this time at home to Inde­


pendents D. The team now leads


the division with just one match remaining thanks to a remarkable run of results since Christmas. This has been due to


the return to the club of Lisa Fielding and Dar­ ren Wright, coupled with the great form of Julie Pym, Shirley Bush, Carol Darnell and the captaincy of Richard Schmidt.


ladies make


L EGION C Ladies reached the last eight


of the Clitheroe Pool


League Challenge Cup for the first time ever after a stunning 7-5 win over Fourth Division leaders


Lower Buck. Two Premier Division


teams had real struggles to overcome Second Division


opponents. Legion A trailed 5-6 to Brown Cow Chatburn,


after leading 5-2, but man­ aged to win 7-6 in the tie­


breaker. Stork Hotel A also won a


tie-breaker against Castle B, who struggled to field a


full side. Fourth Division Station


Hotel B had a fantastic 7-3 win over First Division


Horse Shoe A. The all-Premier Division


tie between Low Moor and Whalley Arms A also went to a deciding frame, Low Moor coming out on top. Favourites Buck A made easy work of Brown Cow A


7-3. Lowly First Division


team St Peter's beat White Horse of the Fourth Divi­ sion 7-0 ana one <ui-otxuuu


sion 7-5, and the all-Second


Division clash went to a tie­ breaker, with New Inn beating Ultraframe 7-6. In the Ladies' Cup, run­


away league leaders Buck B suffered a shock defeat at home to Pendle Hotel A. Pendle B joined their A


team in the next round after disposing of Whalley Arms. Buck A beat New Inn 6- 3, and Legion and Castle


both had walkovers. RESULTS


Legion C 7, Lower Buck CWaddington) 5; Legion A 7, Brown Cow (Chatburn) 6; St Peter's (Hurst Green) 7, White Horse 5; Station B 7, Horse Shoe A 3; New Inn 7, Ultraframe 6; Buck A 7, Brown Cow A 3; Whal- ley Arms A 6, Low Moor 7; Cas-


Challenge Cup Third Round


tie B 6, Stork 7. Ladies' Challenge Cup First Round


Kings Arms 0, Castle 5; Buck '


B 4, Pendle Hotel A 5; Pendle Hotel B 5, Whalley Arms 4; New Inn 3, Buck A 6; Legion 5, Lower


BuckO. TONIGHT'S FIXTURES


Premier Division Stork Hotel A v Castle A; Low


Moor Club V Whalley Arms A; Royal Oak A v Dog Mus ic /Sp o rts A; Legion A v Dog Inn (Whal­


ley); Buck A bye. First Division


St Peter’s (Hurst Green) v Kings Arms A; Pendle Hotel B v


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RBL.B; White Hart v Stork Hotel B; Waggon and Horses A,


Horse Shoe A bye. Second Division


Horse Shoe B v Buck Wrinkleys; New Inn v Ultratrame; Castle B V Pendle Hotel A; Brown Cow


Bay Horse A v Brown Cow A;


(Chatburn) bye. Third Division


Whalley Arms B v Waggon


and Horses B; Dog Mus'ic/Victo- ria B v RBL C; Brown Cow B v White Horse A; Station Hotel A v


Commercial. Fourth Division


Billington BBC v Royal Oak


B; White Horse B v Station Hotel B; Lower Buck (Waddington) v Bridge; Kings Arms B v Black


Horse; Buck B bye. TUESDAY


Ladies’ League Pendle Hotel B v Pendle Hotel


A; Castle v Buck A; Buck B v Legion; New'Inn v Whalley


Arms; Lower Buck v Kings Arms. TABLES


Premier Division P W L D P


RB Legion A..,. 11 | | 3 99


Buck A.......... 11 7 3 1 96 Whalley Arms A 11 5 2 4 94


Low Moor...... 10 6 1 J 01 Stork Hotel A.. 10 4 1 5 78 Dog Inn (Whall) 10 3 3 4 67 Castle A......... 3 6 2 64


Royal Oak...... } J J ! Dog Music A.... 11 0 10 1 41 First Division


Pendle Hotel B. 9 3 3 3 61 St Peter's (HG) 9 J 4 4 55


Horse Shoe A... 9 1 8 0 42 Second Division


P W L D P Brown Cow (C) }1 7 3 1 95


Ultralrame..... J , 5 2 Castle B......... 0 7 2 »


New Inn......... }} 5 c } ?o Brown Cow A... 11 J J J ir Bay Horse A.... 11 2 3 5 68 Buck Wrinkleys 11 3 6 2 59


Horse Shoe B... 10 1 4 5 58


Whalley Arms B 9 6 1 2 86 StotbnHotelA


Pendle Hotel A. 10 1 9 0 39 Third Division P W L D P


S a r : : : : : Dog Music B.... 9 3 5 1 56 White Horse A. 7 2 3 2 44


Brown Cow B... 8 0 8 0 15 Fourth Division P W L D P


Lower Buck (W) 11 6 2 3 93 Station Hotel B 10 7 2 1 90 Bridge........... 10 5 1 4 86 White Horse B. 11 6 2 2 80 BuckB.......... 1° 2 6 2 57 Royal Oak B.... 8 3 3 2 53 Billington BBC 9 2 3 4 52 Kings Arms B.. 10 2 7 J 45 Black Horse.... 9 1 7 1 39 Ladles’ Division P W L P


P W L D P RB Legion B.... JO 6 1 3 88


WSiIl A......... 1 Stork Hotel B.. 9 4 0 5 73


White Hart..... « J J J “ Kings Arms A.. 10 3 5 2 66


BuckB............ H 10 1 94 Pendle Hotel A.... 12 7 5 86 Castle.............. U 8 3 84 Pendle Hotel B.... 12 8 4 78 Buck A............. 11 6 5 76 New Inn............ H 4 7 67 Legion.............. 10 5 5 66 Whalley Arms.... 10 5 5 60 Kings Arms....... JO 1 9 36 Lower Buck....... 10 0 10 24


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Low Moor have one hand on sndofcr title after big win


W


ITH only a few games left to be played, Low Moor A seem certain to


lift the Clitheroe and Dis­ trict Snooker League First Division title after a con­ vincing 12-2 victory over


Talbot B. Clitheroe Conservative


Club B look likely to replace their relegation- threatened A team in the


First Division. They pulled six points


clear at the top of the Sec­ ond Division after a 12-2 win over Pendle Club. Run­ ners-up spot will almost cer­ tainly go to one of the Rim-


ington teams. B. Waddington of


Waddington A recorded


two of the three highest breaks of the week with


runs of 47 and 35. However, I. White (Social


Club) surpassed these two


run of pots with a 50-break. RESULTS


Waddington A 6 (381), Whal­ Hartley 68. First Division


ley 8 (399): B. Waddington 59, A. Riley 50; M. Dewhurst 89, S. Holden 45; J. Baines 42, J. Cross 87; D. Cox 48, J. Sumner 62; T.


Makinson 55, J. Waggett 74; K.


Keough 88, J. Timperley 81. Talbot B 2 (355), Low Moor 12


(469); P. Whittaker 58, D. Ireland 85; O. Hayhurst 55, P. Mercer 88; D. Robinson 81, S. Mercer 56; A. Dickenson 67, S. Thompson 80; S. Proctor 40, P. Traynor 88; M. Garth 54, S. Traynor 72. Catholic Club 14 (504). Chat­


burn A 0 (255); M. Plant 87, G. Clark 59; R. Alston 77, P. Clark 32; I. Middleton 78, A. Hodgson 47; M. Byrne 96, P. Craig 30; J. Byrne 86, G. Simpkin 40; T.


Byrne 80, M. Lawson 47. RBL 8 (321), Clitheroe Conser­


vative Club 6 (326); B. Hitchen 62, K. Smith 64; S. Taylor 89, T. Smith 50; B. Sims 56, D. Smith 49; B. Hargreaves 92, R. Grant 31; M. Peel 51, M. Whittaker 71; N. Garner 47,1. Charlton 61. Billington B 4 (321), Down-


ham 10 (465); M. Unwin 77, A. Capstick 55; J. Atkinson 52, R. Gladwin 101: C. Gorzella 75, C. Aspinall 64; J. Kelsall 22, D. Hee- som 97; J. Whitford 50, D. Hart 76; S. Gorton 45, P. Marlow 72. Second Division


Clitheroe Conservative Club 12


(423), Pendle Club 2 (355); J. Whittaker 42, B. Conchie 63; D. Nelson 82, D. Grant 33; P. Swales 59, P. Clegg 54; G. Ireland 88, M. Rqberts 61; S. Whittaker 83, J. Nedeljkovic 76; I. Nash 69, A.


Police 2 (393), Rimington B 12 .


(437); P. Atkinson 57, P. Hobson 99; D. Bowncss 56, R. Bolland 91; A. Pilkington 76, J. Lund 78; D.


Allen 99, P. Winkley 28; I. Hart­ ley 58, D. seed 69; N. Thompson 47, P. Houghton 72. Low Moor B 12 (421). Talbot


A 2 (366); I. Perry 66, S. Proctor 41; D. Johnson 77, R. Proctor 54; M. Moss 90, S. Cookson 71; G. Waddington 59, F. Whittaker 80; T. Richardson 60, J. Winder 59; D. Dean 69, P. Proctor 61. Chatburn B 4 (380), Slaidbum


10 (427); S. Tomlinson 47, E. Rigby 70; R. Turner 68, B. Walk­ er 64; C. Monck 76, W. Robinson 85; J. Reed 58, N. Hay 72; B. Dolan 51, T. Robinson 98; M. Paul 70, D. Cowking 38. Social Club 8 (411), Wadding­


ton B 6 (402); C. Smith 73, B. Phillip 92; I. White 102, M. Hurst 43; J. Roberts 99, N. Laxton 62; N. Geldard 74, G. Laxton 67; B. Alston 63, S. Baines 78; No player


O, T. Walmsley 60. FIXTURES


Singles nnd Doubles Quartcr-Iinnls


Singles (home player first): 1.


Middleton v R. Grant; S. Traynor v P. Parker; R. Alston v T. Byrne; G. Ireland v N. Harris. Doubles: R. Grant and D. Nel­


son v T. Byrne and M. Plant; E. Kenyon and I. Perry v P. Mercer and M. Byrne; P. Parker and C. Aspinall v M. Holmes and S. Thompson; N. Gardner and S. Maher v T. Henshaw and C.


Drinkwater. • All matches to be completed


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07979 404832). First Division Low Moor v Chatburn A; Tal­


bot B v Catholic Club; Clitheroe Conservative Club A v Wadding­ ton A; Whalley v RBL; Down- ham v Billington A; Billington B


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Cahtburn B v Low Moor B,


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ington B—open date. TABLES


First Division P W L P


Low Moor......... 16 15 1 162 Whalley Con..... 17 10 7 130 Waddington A.... 16 9 7 128 Downham......... 16 9 7 124 Catholic Club..... 16 8 8 122 Billington A...... 16 8 8 111 RB Legion........ 16 8 8 110 Chatburn A....... 17 8 9 106 Billington B...... 17 6 11 98 -2Ta!bot B........ 16 5 11 84


Clitheroe Con A.. 17 3 14 80 Second Division P W L P


Clitheroe Con B.. 17 13 . 4 158 Rimington B..... 17 12 5 152 Rimington A..... 16 13 3 144 Slaidburn.......... 16 JO 6 136 -2Social Club..... 17 10 7112 Chatburn B....... 17 6 11100 Pendle Club...... 16 ■ 6 10 96


Talbot A........... 16 5 \\ £6 -2LowMoorB.... 16 6 10 94 Police............... 16 6 10 90 Waddington B...,. 16 3 13 78


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Walmesley close in on leaders


U D G E W a lm e s le y were the only local side


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tage, beating bottom side Rishton Arms 5-1 at King George's to move into second spot in the First Division. Brown Cow, Calderstones,


Low Moor and Red Lion are all scheduled to play on Sun­ day, although Calderstones are waiting on a new venue. after their ground was dosed due to the foot and mouth


outbreak. • Anyone interested in ref­ ereeing in the league should contact Harry Dewhurst


(01254 825081). RESULTS


Firal Division Judge Walmesley 5, Rishton


Arms 1. FIXTURES First Division


Brown Cow v EH Football (Roefield); Judge Walmesley v


Lower Darwcn (Wilson). Second Division


Calderstones v Little Crown (TBA); Low Moor v Knuzden


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Wilpshire Bulls Hoad v Red


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Lower Darwen . 5 3 9 4 a


Brown Cow..... 4 2 9 2 6 Duke Wellington 6 2 9 4 6 EH Football.... 4 J 2 1 5 Stanhill Lions... 2 J 1 6 4


Cross Axes..... 4 1 5 5 n Rishton Arms... 4 0 0 4 ,0


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Five-goal Waddington book place in quarter-finals


Grasaington................................


Waddington............................. WADDINGTON eased into the quarter-finals of the Craven League Third Division Cup after an emphatic win over their long-time


rivals. On an exceptional playing surface, , . .


considering the weather, the locals started with all guns blazing, pres­


surising the home side. Wayne Boothman opened the scor­


ing,g with a thunderous header from the the


edge of the box, and within minutes Nick Laxton made it 2-0 with an amazing strike, curling the ball into the roof of the net straight from a cor-


j. ■ 1 _ 1___ ner- After relentless streams of attack­ r ,


ing play from Waddington, Grassing- ton were fortunate to be only two goals down at the break.


But their luck ran out. Waddington added a third on the


counter, Peter Dugdale dribbling round the keeper and lashing home


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from 20 yards out. Grassington tried to claw their way


back, but superb defensive work from Czapowski and Cunliffe kept them at


bay. And Waddington killed the game


off with two quick-fire strikes from Mark Harrison and Stuart Parkinson. Grassington grabbed a consolation


towards the final whistle. On Saturday, Waddington are at


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Charlie hits stunning hat-trick as Wolves make cup progress


League resulted in them progressing through to the next round of the cup at the expense of Great Har­


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wood Tigers. Man of the match Charlie Colhnge


struck a hat-trick and was joined on the scoresheet by Sam Cherry and Luke Jackson. Jack Parkinson had a starring role in the middle of midfield. The Under 9s North Valley League


side had a busy week catching up on outstanding fixtures. In midweek, the youngsters lost a


close match against Barnoldswick Barons 3-2. Michael Clarkson and Sam Miller netted while Callum Heanan and Bryn Phillips starred The second fixture saw the Wolves


claim a magnificent victory at Brier- field Celtic with goal-poacher Clark­ son on target once more. Nathan Fye


was man of the match. In the final match, the Wolves showed great determination but even­


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Station Hotel... 3 0 J 2 J Little Crown.... 3 9 1 2 1 Third Division P W D L P


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tually succumbed to high-flying Fulledge Colts. ■ .


was solid in defence. The Wolves Under 8s lost 3-U to . . .


Pendle Forest and did not help their cause by conceding two own goalsl Clarkson was chosen as the man ot


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The Under 11s returned to winning ways on Saturday in the cup, defeat­


. . ■ Sam Miller scored a great goal ana .


Phillips picked up the man of the match award again. Daniel Whittaker


FINE second half perfor­ mance from Clitheroe


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ing Huncoat United 5-2. Joe Bunyan bagged a brace and was


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joined on the scoresheet by Daniel Musgrove, Matthew Hanson and man of the match Conner Parfitt. Clitheroe Wolves Under 12s were


cruelly knocked-out of the League Cup in the semi-finals by an extra­


time goal. After out-playing their opponents


for most of. the match, the young girls were undone by a goal in the final


minute of the match. UU3 U 1 Wic Four-goal


Neal leads Readstone to victory


Under 10s win a thrilling encounter against Earby Colts 6-5. Craig Wilkinson bagged a brace and Cal Hudson was named man of


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comeback to draw 5-5 with neigh-


. hours Clitheroe Wolves. Trailing 5-1 at the interval, Umtea


hit back to grab a share of the spoils. Thomas Mustoe hit two and Jamie McCue, Jordan Finch and man of the match Matthew Sharpley also scored.


FOUR-goal blast from mas­ ter marksman Neal Kissock helped Readstone United


The Under 15s played two gan over the weekend against Wilpshire


The Under 15s played two games


Wanderers, winning both. In the first game they won 6-0. Goal scorers were Adam Getty (2)


and one apiece from James Wilbourne, Ashley Jeffries, Michael Fox and Mark Dunn. Man of the


match was Daryl Slack. In the other game, United came out


on top by six goals to two. Getty hit a hat-trick while Matthew James, Alex Haythomthwaite and Fox also scored. Wilbourne was the star performer. The Under 12s produced a lack-lus­


tre performance against Fulledge Colts and were duly beaten 3-0. Mark Campbell was voted man of the


match. ■


United’s Under 14s were thumped 5-0 by Junior Clarets with only Mark


Bennett impressing. The Under 16s suffered a 2-0 defeat


at the hands of Rolls-Royce despite creating numerous good goalscoring opportunities. Keiron Monks played


well. Readstone’s Under 9s North Valley


League team were unfortunate to lose 2-1 to top-of-the-table Colne. Josh Brown was on target and Rhys Mee­ han was named man of the match. United’s Under 13s were walloped


12-0 by Michelin. Stuart Walkden had a good game.


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