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Road C 10; Free Gardeners 9, Rib- blesdale Wanderers A 1; Globe D /, Hollands 3; Ribblesdale Wanderers A1; Globe D 7, Hollands 3; Ribbles-
dale Wanderers B 3, Globe A 7; Rushton St E 4, Coppice 6. Second Division
Oakhill Park 7, Sydney Street 3; Rishton Conservative G 8,
Whalley A 2; Sabden B 3, Clitheroe Cricket Club 7; Sales- I bury Blue 8, Waddington A 2;
1 Victoria 6, Alma A 4. Third Division
Gatty Park 7, Salesbury Red 3;
Oakhill Ash 8, Oswaldtwistle Immanuel 2; Waddington B 2, Rushton Street C 8.-; Wuiow Mount 2, Gatty Vanncrs 8; .What ley B 6, Grange A 4.
Gr Fourth Division i, ange C 7. Sabden A 3; Mercer
Park 5, Burnley Road B 5, Osl Conservative 8, Sabden C 2, R.b-
blesdale Wanderers C 8, Globe C 2. Team Knockout
Preliminary Round - Alma A 84, Free Gardeners
168; Burnley Rd C loa, Oswaldtwistle Immanuel A 138, Burnley Road D 12^ Whalley B 182; Coppice 149, Ribblesdale Wanderers A 116; Gatty Vanne:re 138, Burnley Rd B 166; Globe A 158, Waddington A 160; Globe C 163, Sydney Street 117; Grange A 139, Globe E 148; Mercer Park 125, Rishton BC i®7; Rishton
Conservative 149, Sabden 149; Rushton Street C 160, Alma 111. DRAW
Individual Knockout Saturday .....
Oakhill Park: 10 a.m. - S.
Hitchon v D. Condliffe; M. Dow- son v M. Fryer; B. Hulks v B. Ash worth; Mr J. Birtwistle v B Yerkess; R. Campbell v C. Hope,
E. Haworth v R. Gleave; D. Math er v J. Williams; P. Bold v T. Green
wood; N. Hartley v R. Bickerstaffe; C. Campbell v A. Baxendale. 11-30 a.m. - G. Leonard v M.
Bums; D. Whittam vJ._ Jones; D. Jones v G. Kindle; T. Wood vR .
Thompson; Mrs J. Birtwistle v D.
Haxton; J. Chatwin v G. Clark; F. Gouldsborough v S. Carter; J.
Clitheroe...................-.50 President’s XV .......12 CLITHEROE. signed the
season off in style to run in eight tr ie s to claim the Nick Hopwood Memorial Trophy for the third suc
cessive year. • Although the 38-point
margin was testimony to the excellent support play of the Clitheroe team, it was per haps an injustice to the President’s team who com peted valiantly for the entire match, scoring both of their tries in the final quarter of
the game.Blockbusting wingman P. Davies; D. Simmonds v D. Brown v P. Rhoden; G. Ramsbot-
tom v P. Baxter. ' • .• > 1 p.m. - R. Haworth v K. Mears,
Wallace vB.Exley. TABLES
Lnoue .......... ..............•.v*••••• Hollands............ .......
Glob A
G. Yorke v W. Hall; D. Bickerstaffe v M. Gardener; F. Rostron v K. Logan; R. Doody v P. Singleton; E.
First Division
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Rushton St E.............. “ Burnley RdC............. 4
Coppice.................... - “ Free Gardeners...........
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Ribblesdale W A......... 4 Ribblesdale WB..i...... 4
Globe D ...............••••••• 6 Globe E...............•.••••••• ;/4
Burnley RdD.... . 5 Second Division ...,
Clitheroe CC...............
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Rishton Con............... * Sabden B................. . “ Sydney St.................. ®
Oakhill...................... 4 Waddington A............
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Whalley A.................. “ Salesbury Blue........... 4 Victoria...............
Alma A................
. Gatty Park........ Rushton St C..... Gatty Vanners.... Whalley B........
Salesbury Red ... Virdllf cn
Grange A........ MilnshawPark..
Oakhill Ashe..... Willow Mount... Waddington B ...
Rishton BC..... . 4 Third Division
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Phil Parker opened the scor ing and a magnificent touchline conversion from scrum-half Malcolm Heanan quickly established
a seven-point lead. Heanan, himself, was
next to cross the line and before half-time full-back Andrew Moorby had out stripped the defence to add two further converted tries. In the second half,
Andrew Burrill bagged a brace of tries while veteran Mick Stott got in on the act. The Presidents hit back,
however, through Martin Virg-Hodges and Stuart
Greatorex but it was Clitheroe who had the last laugh as man of the match Moorby grabbed the final try of the afternoon and his
hat-trick. The club also held its sea
son’s awards ceremony after the match. Andrew Rigby was voted the Player of the year while James Dickenson picked up the Young Player of the Year. Dave Slinger was named Second Team
i Player of the Year while i Dave Tattersall received the ! Clubman of the Year award.
Lottery backing as rugby club aim to bring more youngsters into the game
The club has recently been presented vn lottery funding to help generate coaching sk- sions and better facilities to form teams at
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LITHEROE Rugby Club are hop- John’s SchooUn Ixiwergate, today between f ^ i n g to develop the game more 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. ’\ S among the town’s youngsters.
------- puDils fom other primary schools m the ih0 have"also been invited and the purpose thevisit ^ to generate interest inthe game, rugby is a non-contact sport and
ford Bridge, on Wednesday, June 13th and d g n ^ ^ will focus on Primary &h°ol-agecMdren. There will also be a tag-rugby toumamen
A Tag Rugby Festival is to be held at Ldis- held , t the feMW.1 » d Jones will he attending St Michael
Immanuel A......... - Fourth Division
Mercer Park..... Burnley Rd B... Ribblesdale W C Globe C........... Ossy Con......... Immanuel B.... Sabden C......... GrangeC........ Oakhill Beech.. Sabden A........ AlmaB,
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Weekend Scorecards Saturday
Sunday Clitheroe v
Baxenden baxenden
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ribble valley LADIES WINTER
DARTS LEAGUE results
Pat Taylor Memorial Singles Quartcr-Finalisls
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Moor). Semi-Finalists M. Northover (Craven A), L.
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M. Bowman and L. Celestial
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Bums (Craven A). Scmi-Finolists
L. Parkinson and T. Devine
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121 - M. Livesey; 100 - B. Parker. ■
THE Clitheroe Ladies’ Summer
Darts League are inviting new teams to join for the new
season which begins in June. Teams must consist of six
players minimum and the fee is £20. The registration evening will take place at the Craven Heifer, Whalley Road, at 8 p.m.
ROEHELD LEISURE CENTRE FIVE-A
SIDE LEAGUE fixtures
Bag Legs v Storm (9 a.m.);.
Regulators v Cralt Butchers (9-5 a.m.); Clockwork v Seagulls (10- 40 a.m.); Hclmeti v New Inn (11- 30 a.m.); Norfolk and Good v Centre of Excellence (12-20 p.m.); Allstars v Clitheroe Clowns (1-10 p.m.); Johnny’s Boys v Heys Inn. TABLE
■ Clowns............ 'Clockwork........ Keys Inn.......... Johnny’s Boys.. Hclmeti Ath..... Rag Legs......... -
Regulators....... Seagulls........... Centre of Exc...
p W D L P 5 5 0 0 15
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5 3 1 1 10 5 3 0 2 9 5. 3 0 2 . 9
New Inn.......... J : Crafty Butch... 5
Storm..... :...... 5. Walking All.... . . 5 r Norfolk & Good 5
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' N. Howarth b Dewhurst ;..'......-...6 N. Warburton lbw b Dewhurst v0_..;
D. Watson lbw b Bishop......... 26 D. Usher b Dewhurst...............7b Harvey b Hargreaves............... A. Holroyd b Hargreaves......... -d. K. Jelly bFitton......••■•••••........ L. Bones c Kershaw b Fittom...lO
S. Bulcock b Fitton..................0\. J. Capstick not out ..................-2 M. Clegg not out................. -.-••J
Extras................................
Total (for 9)..™..—-..... Bowling: M. Dewhurst 10-2-
24-3; M. Hargreaves 9-3-32-2; 1'. Hussain 2-0-15-0; Simon Bishop 6-0-25-1; G. Kershaw 3-0-27-0; Fitton 10-2-19-3; N. Bolton 8-0-
29-0. CLITHEROE
A. Bums c Harvey b Usher......60 Simon Bishop not out.............. 68 Fitton not out........................... 41
Extras................................. ’’“ Total (fori)..............•••••••-•I85 Bowling: L. Bones 9-2-29-0,
Harvey 8-5-17-0; S. Bulcock 5-0- 25-0; J. Capstick 6-0-40-0; D. Usher 4-0-24-1; M. Clegg 5-0-30- 0: N. Warburton 1-0-4-0.
Read v
N Marsh c Proud bScholeficldl4 M. Whalley c Proud b Hip- grave .........
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Raza c Kcgg b Rushton ...••••■••; ‘8 J. Marshall c Clarkson b Hip-
W.^Eastham c Scholefield b .................................................
G. O’Connor b Scholefield........ 14
P. Haworth b Kegg.....................1 O. Newby lbw b Scholefield........1
A. Mehmood not out..................2 P. Swarbrickb Scholefield.......... 0 D. Lynagh c Scholefield b Kegg .5 Extras................................ Tota l..................................
Bowling: Scholefield 10-1-42-4; ,
T. Kegg 9.4-1-36-3; S. Ilipgrave 10-1-29-2; A. Rushton 9-0-49-1; A. Jaggers 6-0-29-0; P. Tilbury 3-0-
22-0. EARBY.
C. Walton b Raza.....................51 S. Pickles st Swarbnck b Raza .6b
Scholefield not out....................62 I. Clarkson not out...................*-7 Extras............ ...... .............
Total (for 2)..................... * £ « Bowling: O. Newby 10-0-48-0;
D. Lynagh 7-0-37-0; Raza 10-2- 25-2; A. Mehmood 8.3-0-55-0;, w.
Eastham 8-0-38-0.
Edenfield v Ribblesdale
Wanderers e d e n f ie l d
P. Williams c Nawaz b Howard 31 J. Kelly run o u t........................ “
P. Holt ran o u t ........................" Lewis c Hull b Nawaz............ 4b
‘-M. Hawke not out, . . • • • • • • ■ •‘jJ M. Pye b Howard .................“
l'B. Storey ran out:'..................... ‘ M; Bums not o u t ....................
Extras................................
Total (for 6) . . . . • • ••• • • •84° Bowling: D. Howard 10-0-64-2,
Nawaz 10-1-39-1; B. Spencer 10-1- 39-0; A. Pearce 8-0-44-0; G. Monk 10-1-25-0.RIBBLESDALE Nawaz lbw b Lewis ................ 15
D. Howard b Williams............ M.DaviescBumsbStorey ..84 D. G-Chan c Lewis b Williams 15 M. Briggs lbw b Slinger........... -7 P. Palmer not o u t .................... J® P. Spencer not o u t....................
Total (for 5) .. . . . • • •■ • - Bowling: Lewis 7-1-26-1, B.
Storey 10-0-41-1; W. Slinger 4.3-1- 32-1; M. Pye 3-0-26-0; M. Hawke 6-0-32-0; A. Williams 10-0-66-2.
Blackburn
Northern v Whalley WHALLEY
Knowles not o u t .................... J . Kearsleyb Weaver............. l '
L.Kearsley lbw Weaver.......... 4b
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. Hamilton 9-1-73-2; D-Pratt 3-
0-19-0; N. Weaver l 0"1"57-2-J- Daud 10-0-37-0; S. Brown 6-0-48-
°‘ NORTHERN N. Fitzmaurice c and b Knowles5
I. Daud c Gorton b Knowles ...» J. Watson lbw b Kearsley ........7 Rchman lbw b Knowles ........ -2 N Weaver c Grace b Gorton . .23 M. Gillibrandb Smith............40 M. Chariwala lbw b Gorton . . . (
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D.PrattcKearsleybOvery ..42,
S. BrownbSmith ....................0 K. Hamilton not o u t .............. -l Extras............ .................... •“
Overy 7.5-1-35-2.
/ -^H AT BURN seconds suffered a heavy defeat at O t h e hands of Long Lee a t t fie w®
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The locals won the toss and elected to bat first but and Brown (23) M
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LuVX last five wickets fell for only five runs and a total of 107 was easily reached aided by some droppe
^Hnhp'rt Devine bowled well for Chatbum.
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, T o ta l................................. 15,1 Bowling: Knowles 10-4-12-3; L.
, Kearsley 10-0-37-1; S. Gorton 10- 2-38-2; J. Smith 8-3-14-2; D.
J. Smith run o u t ............... ,------J D. Overy b Rchman.................. “ A. Pratt not o u t ....................... -J
RFU Youth Development Officer Mmtm ^ licnaei ana ou
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Valley duo through to the second round W
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HALLEY and Read’s second teams had easy passages into the second round of the
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44 ™ S “ ?arlter posting a competll.,. total of 154- 6' Read had a more emphatic victory over Salesbury “ S e t r ’ i S S S m S S . .e v » troubled by the
J i t a S e T t b r e e « n s out ot three when they crushed Bt S m e t S 2S « ” a siseable target .1 227-7 and
’ ^RibWes ISl^Wanderere th ird s had a rc jo u ed in g nine wicket win over Oswaldtwistle Im man ue l a f te rp ^tr ictinc th em to 98 all o u t .
Salesbury th ird s were comfortable seven wicket victors over Ba rnoldswick a f te r earlier dismissing th e ir
. oDpponents t for 121.^ . p ponent
Three-goal Readstone are double winners
R ReedbHamilton . . . . . . . .
e a d s t o n e United Under 11s completed
a league and cup double when they beat Trawden. Celtic 3-1 in the final of
the cup. Jordan O’M ara, Ben
Williams and Jack Fearn- head were on target. Man of the match was Scott Der
byshire. Earlier, the team over
came North Valley Dynamos 5-4 thanks to braces from man of the match Williams and Jamie McCue. Lewis Gray also
notched. There was no such luck
for the Under 8s who were
beaten 1-0. Reece Wood ward was named man of the
match. United’s Under 12s
signed-off their season in style with a 5-1 success over North Valley Dynamos. Mark Campbell hit a hat- trick arid was joined on the scoresheet by Liam Moon and Danny Almond. The Under 14s completed
their league season with a disappointing 5-4 defeat
against West End. . Ashley Brown (2), Martin Walton and Duncan Feam-, head scored. Robert Cress-,
well was the star player. Chatburn .. . .. .. . ••2
Hurst Green . ■. • • • • . CHATBURN1
completed
Green 2-0. On a very hard bouncy
pitch,- Chatburn | took^ advantage of some uncer-;
tainty in Green’s defence to score through Matt Coulter. The tireless Geoff Young
/lafan
made i t 2-0 when he charged down an attempted clearance to slide the ball
home. The team is looking for a
new manager next season. Anyone interested should
contact Andy King on 429389 or chairman Paul Brether ton 441806.
A
FTER all the trials of the Accrington Sun
day Memorial League, the season finally came to a close with glory for one
local side. Brown Cow, who were
only promoted from the Second Division last season, clinched runners-up spot in the top flight in a decider against third-place Stanhill
Lions. Cow ran out 2-1 winners
to complete a remarkable year for the side, and they
will now hope to go one bet ter next term and topple • Plough Inn.
In the Third Division, . .
Red Lion ended on a high with a 4-1 win over May-
field. . W
their league season on Sat-, urday, securing the double over local rivals H u rs t
HALLEY Pumas Under 11s chose the
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wrong time to fire their first blank of the season in
■ a frustrating confronta- - tioh against North Valley
in the Consolation Cup
Final at Holt House. > ' The Pumas did every thing but score and paid the price as they were caught twice towards the end of the match to lose 2-0.-
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The introductory session is open to both boys h-fom years four to six.
Vi-v-lV ^ players from a squad of 10. ^ elcome to come along and see
sessions for themselves - volunteer always welcome and money is
will then go on to represent the Ribble Valley ^ ourse. in the Lancashire Youth games.
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F further information contact Declan 428292.
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