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Worsthorne v Colne United. Second Division


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1 Hill SP v Burnley Belvedere; Read United v Kelbrook; Roch­


ester Rovers v Settle United; Rolls-Royce v Goodshaw United;


Sabden v Bamoldswick PR. Monday


Reserve Division ester


Burnley Belvedere v R o c h ­ Rovers;


KelbrooK United.


Barnoldswick PR; Sabden v Read Leigh 0; Brunlea 12, Bacup Bor- • •


brook Tuesday First Division Chatburn v Worsthorne; Hurst


Green v Settle United; Kelbrook v Goodshaw United; Oswaldtwistle v Rolls-Royce;


Sabden v Stackstcads SJ. Second Division


Burnley OCIUMW ............... Belvedere


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Earby Town v Mill Hill SP;


\ey 5 ; Oswaldtwistle 1, Colne Fulledge Colts 2, Ighten Uigh 4, United 2; Stacksteads SJ 3, Michelin 8. BantoldswickUtd 0. Worsthorne 0; Kelbrook 1, Settle


r.Chafhurn 0. Accrington btan- hatb


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S ioru oeini. j., . r t • u a Under 15s ^


Unitd 1; Stacksteads SJ 4, Belvedere 4, Boys Club 2, Oswaldtwistle 4; Chatburn 5, Michelin 5, Brierfield Celtic 0,


Rolls-Royce 2; Colne United 3, Borrowdale Utd^l, M K i l l KOlls-ivuyvc


Sabden 0; Goodshaw United 6, Worsthorne 0; Oswaldtwistle 6, Settle United 1; Ribchester Rovers 0, Kelbrook 1; Stacksteads


SJ 1, Hurst Green 2. Second Division


Burnley Belvedere 4, Earby


I Town 0; Rock Rovers 1, Riming­ ton 2; Craven Heifer 1, Rimington 2; Earby Town 1, Burnley Boys’ Club 3; Enfield 3, Barnoldswick


PR 0. Reserve Division Earby Town 2, Settle United 2; Enfield 0, Kelbrook 2; Burnley Belvedere 1, Mill Hill SP 2; Earby Town 2, Ribchester Roversv 4;


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Colne Clarets 3. Bacup Borough 1; Fulledge Colts 5, Brunlea 1. Under 16s


3‘ elm 4j Brierfield Celtic 2, Rolls-Royce


Fulledge Colts.. 16 16 0 0 48 B’dalcUtd...... 16 H 2 3 35 B’field Celtic.... 16 10 2 4 32 Junior Clarets.. 15 8 2 6 26


Mill Hill SP 1, Kelbrook 1; Rolls- Royce 0. Read United 0; Sabden 3, Colne United 1; Barnoldswick


Brunlea


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Salterforth...... 16 1 i o on Michelin..............16 6 2 8 20


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PR 2, Ribchester Rovers 1; Good- B’dale Utd...... 18 15 shaw United 2, Read United 6; Foulridge........ 18 15


Mill Hill SP 4, Earby Town 4; Sabden 11, Chatburn 1; Settle


United 2, Enfield 4. TABLES


First Division . P W D


Acc’ton Stanley 20 15 2 Goodshaw Utd. 17 15 1


I Chatburn....... 18 8 3 I Oswaldtwistle.. 16 8 2 Ribchester...... 18 7 5 Hurst Green.... 17 6 6


Colne Utd....... 18 10 3


i Sabden............ }§ 5 t Stacksteads SJ. 16 5 5


Fulledge Colts.. 15 12 2 Salterforth...... 19 10 4


Colne Clarets... 19 9 Ighten Leigh.... 19 6 Junior Clarets.. 15 5 West End........ 18 1 Pendle Forest... 16 0


Bacup Borough 16 0 Under 12 P W


, Kelbrook......... 16 4 4 Worsthome..... 18 4 1


I Rolls-Royce.... 16 Second Division


P W


Enfield............ 17 15 Rimington...... 18 13


| BBC............... 18 H Craven Heifer... 19 10


| Rock Rovers.... 19 6 Calderstones.... 19 6


Mill Hill SP.... 19 11 Colne Blue Star 17 8 B'wickPR....... 18 7


I Belvedere........ 20 3 Read Utd........ 15 2 Earby Town.... 19


Settle Utd....... 18 3 1


B'daleUtd...... 15 14 Colne Clarets... 14 11 Readstone Utd. 14 10 Fullcdge Colts.. 14 10 B'ficld Celtic.... 16 7 Michelin......... 14 4 North Valley.... 15 3 Salterforth...... 14 2 Junior Clarets. .


Brunlea........... 18 10 < B'field Celtic.... T7 9 1


Barnoldswick PR; Mill Hill SP v lin 2 Calderstones; Read United v


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’ Under 12s Fulledge Colts 4, Brierfield


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Bradley........... 15 Intake............. 21 Gargrave......... 21 Cowling.......... 20 Keighley Lifts.. 17 Sutton............. 17 Hcllifield........ 14Second Division P W D


Ilkley Youth.... 18 14 3 Lothersdale..... 18 11 3 -2 Brontc'Wndrs 16 11 2 Horton............ 17 8 3 OxenhopeRecRsl8 7 3 Barrowford Utd 14 7


Bradley........... 18 5 Cowling Res.... 17 3 Skipton LMS Rs 17 2 - --


WARBURTONS


YOUTH LEAGUE RESULTS Under 10s


Borrowdale Utd 5, Brunlea 1;


Ighten Leigh 1, Colne Clarets 5. Under 11s


Pcndle Forest 0, Fulledge Colls 5; Borrowdale Utd 13, Ighten


t>; uorrowuuie u .u au,


ough2;FoulndgcMinors3, Bricr- field Celtic 2.


Celtic 2; North Valley Dynamos 0, Borrowdale Utd 11; Salterforth


0, Readstone Utd 7. Under 13s


Foulridge Minors 5, Readstone IVOUiridge lVUHUiaO, AVtU\lJlvV/».w


off last season. I fourth year.


F it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. And champions Ribblesdale Wanderers will look to carry on where they left


David Howard continues as skipper oi . .


the side, while paid man Shahid Nawaz, returns again to Church Meadow for a


The record-breaking Pakistani, whose , . . . , „


1999 total of 1,608 runs is head and shoul­ ders above the best-ever league aggregate. He will look to get back in the groove, and with harder wickets he could well


improve on last season's haul of 1,335 runs. Howard said: “Shahid has been excep­


tional for us.


with the number of good amateurs we have, I don’t see why we can’t repeat what


“With him in the side again, coupled ; ■ ■ ■ •. ,


we did last year.” The bowling attack remains strong, with


. B0rr0wdale Utd 2, Michc- Graham Monk, the pro and Howard, while Under 14s


Fulledge Colts 6, Bacup Bor­


ough 2; Michelin 11, Barrowford Celtic 0; Readstone Utd 3, Bor­ rowdale Utd 2; Salterforth 4, Brierfield Celtic 4; Bacup Bor­ ough 1, Junior Clarets 7; Barrow- ford Celtic 1, Readstone Utd 5;


Dave Overy will add further depth. _ _ However, bowling lynchpin David


“Onion” O’Neill has returned to Whalley. Howard added; “Losing David is a big


blow, he took 60 wickets last season but the second team is strong and there are plenty of players pushing through for first-team


. places.”


tion of Richard Wilson, who is welcomed back after four years away at university while Martin Wrigley is also back after a


year in Australia. Wanderers are also boosted by the addi­ was hugely influential for them last sea- _. • ,


and Padiham will be up there. “Read also, although I felt Peter Sleep


S Wanderers open their defence at local rivals Whalley on Saturday.


Whalley set to improve


Foulridge........ 14 6 0 8 18 Colne Clarets... 17 4 3 10 15


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Foulridge........ 8 6 Junior Clarets.. 5 5


Fulledgc Colts.. 5 5 B'daleUtd...... 9 3 Michelin Ightcn Leigh.... 4


Padiham TC .... Colne Clarets...


Reserve Division P w _


| Colne Utd....... 24 18 3 3 57 Mill Hill SP.... 23 13 4 6 43 Kclbrook......... 18 13 3 2 42


I Enfield............ 22 12 5 5 41 Sabden............ 19 12 3 4 39


Rossendale Utd B’field Celtic.... Bacup Borough Readstone Utd.


| Hurst Green.... 20 13 0 7 39 Goodshaw Utd. 21 9 4 8 31 Rolls-Royce.... )8 7 3 8 24


| Ribchester...... 19 8 0 11 24 Chatburn........ 23 7 3 13 24


. B’wickPR....... 21 6 5 10 23 , Read Utd........ 19 5 5 9 20 Belvedere........ 18 5 2 11 17


| Settle Utd........ 20 2 6 12 12 Earby Town.... 23 0 2 21 2


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DISTRICT LEAGUE TABLES


I Crosshills........ 16 13 0 3 Skip Bulldogs... 13 11 2 0


i OxcnhopcRcc.. 17 9 3 5 Embsay.......... 16 7 4 5


I ClithcroeUtd... 16 8 1 7 Grassington Utd 17 7 2 8 | Addingham..... J5 5 4 6


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| -1 B’wickUtd... 18 7 , Embsay Res.... 18 8


Carleton.......... 16 9 EmbW Ri-.:: 18


18 7 Low Moor lose out but go top of the table


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Mercer and M. Byrne 0. 7 ^ , 1 1 L ow Moor hit the A.


summit of the Clitheroe Pool


League Premier Division despite losing 7-5 against second-bottom Royal Oak


Third-placed Buck A , A


passed-up on a great oppor­ tunity to close the gap as they were thumped by fourth-placed Whalley


Arms 8-4. Legion B remain 10


points clear of White Hart in the First Division after both had fine 8-4 wins over Stork Hotel a n d


Waggon


and Horse respectively. • The Ladies Challenge


Cup Final will take the format of a three-way play-off. Eadh team will face each other once on


neutral venues. One point will be


awarded for a winning frame and two bonus points per win. In the event of teams


• Team registration night for Clitheroe Pool League’s Summer League will be held on Wednes­ day, May 9th at the sta­ tion Hotel, Clitheroe. The meeting starts at 8


p.m. and registration deadline is 9 p.m.. Entry fee is £30 per team (men’s league) if paid to the trea­ surer before Sunday, May 6th (443286). Teams who enter after May 6th, the entry fee is £35. Ladies’ entry fee is £20 per team. • The ladies’ individual tournament has been re­ scheduled for the end of May. This is due to a very-


low entry. Premier DiviHion RESULTS Legion A 5, Stork Hotel A 7,


Whalley Arms A 8, Buck A 4; Royal Oak A 7, Low Moor 5; Dog Inn (Whalley) 3, Castle A 9. First Division


Stork Hotel B 4, Legion B 8; Waggon and Horses A 4, White


finishing-on identical points’ after the three matches, then a play-off at the New Inn will' take place..


_


Hart 8. Second Division Brown Cow (Chat) 8, Bay


Horse A 4; Pendle Hotel 9, Horse Shoe B 3; Ultraframe 5, Buck Wrinkleys 7; Castle B 8, New Inn


4. Third Division


White Horse 4, Dog Music 8. Fourth Division


Buck B 6, Billington BBC G;


Black Horse 5, Waggon and Hors­ es B 7; Bridge 4, Station Hotel B


8. Ladies’ Division New Inn 5, Pendle Hotel A 4;


Buck B 3, Buck A 6; Pendle Hotel B 5. Kings Arms 0; Whalley Arms


5,'Legion 4.FIXTURES Men’s Challenge Cup Semi-finals


May 3rd: Low moor v Buck A


(Commercial); Station Hotel B v St Peter’s Hurst Green (Buck


Inn).


Ladies’ Challenge Cup-Team knock-out round robin Final


„ _ May 1st: Legion v Castle,


(Buck Inn); May 2nd: Castle v Buck A (Legion); May 8th: Buck A v Legion (Castle). Play-off will take place at the


New Inn on May 9th. Ladies’ Consolation Plato Final


May 1st: Buck B v New Inn


i (Legion).Premier Division Stork Hotel A v Royal oak A;


Buck A v Dogh Music; Castle a v Whalley Arms A; Dog Inn (Whalley) v Low Moon Lcgionm


A-open date First Division


St Peters (HG) v Waggon and


horses; Pendle Hotel B v horse shoe A; Kings Arms A v Strok Hotel B; Legion B, White hart -


open date. Second Division


shoe B v Brown Cow (Chat); Buck Wrinkleys v pendle hotel A; Brown Cow A v Ultraframe; New Inn-open date. Third Division


B ; Dog Music/Victoria B v sta­ tion Hotel A; Legion C v White Horse A; Waggon and Horses B v


Whalley Arms b v Brown cow


Commercial. Fourth Division


Bilbngton BBC v Kings Arms


B’ White Horse B v Buck B; Sta­ tion Hotel B v Black Horse; Royal Oak B v Bridge; Lower Buck-open date. Ladies’ Division


Legion v Pendle Hotel A;


Whalley Arms v Buck A; New Inn v Kings Arms; Buck B v Cas­


tle; Pendle Hotel.. TABLES


Premier Division P W


Low Moor Club 14 9 1 Legion A......... 15 7 4


BuckA........... M Whalley Arms A 14 7 3 Stork Hotel A.. 14 7 2 Castle A.......... 14 - 4 8 Dog Inn (Whall) 14 3 7 Royal Oak A.... 15 3 7


Dog Music A.... 14 0 lti Firat Division


Legion B......... 13 White Hart..... 13 Stork Hotel B.. 13 W&H A...... . 12 Kings Arms A.. 12 Pendle Hotel B. 12 St Peter’s (HG) 11 Horse Shoe A... 12


L D P 4 128 4 126 1 120 4 117 5 116 2 81 4 81 5 80 1 47


D . P 4 112 4 102 5 102 5 87 3 82 4 78 4 68 0 55


Bay Horse A v castle; Horse


Second Division P W


[Ultraframe...... 15 11 4 ; Brown Cow(Chat)14 9 3 Castle B.......... 14 9 4 Brown Cow A... 14 8 5 New Inn.......... 15 6 7 Bay Horse A.... 14 4 5 Horse Shoe B... • 14 2 7 Buck Wrinklcys 14 4 8


■ Pendle Hotel A. 14 2 11 Third Division


P W L


Whallcy Arms B 10 6 2 W&H B.......... 12 5 4


Legion C......... H 4 2 Station Hotel A 11 6 3 Dog Music/VicB 12 5 5 White Horse A. 10 4 4 Commercial.... 10 4 4


D P 0 135


2 122 1 114 1 110 3 102 5 94 5 79 2 73 1 67


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Junior Clarets.. 8 7 Michelin......... 7 7 Foulridge........ 6 6 Ighten Leigh.... 8 b Saltcrforlh...... 9 4 B'field Celtic.... 8 4 Fulledge Colts..- 9 4 Colne Clarets... 7 3 Readstonc Utd. 8 2


Under 14 p W


HALLEY are out to build on last .season's


eighth-placed finish. The locals had a promis­


ing campaign last year, win­ ning nine games, and taking 16 bonus points - only champions Ribblesdale Wanderers and runners-up Great Harwood claimed


more. The form of professional


Graham Knowles had a lot to do with the Station Roaders' improvement. ; And the former Haslitig-


den opener returns for a sec­ ond season after an excel­ lent return of 964 runs and 53 wickets last year. Kiwi Jason Smith, the


the amateur ranks, and his form with bat and ball will be important. Smith could only play six


games last season due to work commitments, and he is looking forward to the season: "It's a great honour to be captain, and we’re gearing up for the seasom. "Hopefully the weather


will improve - we’re sup­ posed to have a heatwave


this summer. "I was working down in


..... iTt's too early to say how- well we will do this time, but if everyone plays to their capabilities, we can hope for a good season." The club have lost the


London most of last season, but the lads did well, although we feel we can do better.


former Nelson seamer, takes over the captaincy


. from Andy Pratt, i A former professional at ) Whalley, he has since joined


CidjJXSi.


CRICKET Saturday


Clitheroe (v Baxenden, home,


meet 12-30 p.m.) N. Bolton, A. Burns, Stephen Bishop, Simon Bishop, S. Coulter, L. Storey, M. Coulter, M. Dewhurst, N. Bibby, T. Goodman, Fitton, meet at 12-


West End........ 6 2 B’wick Utd...... 8 2 Qacup Borough 7 i B'daleUtd...... 7 1


30 p.m., scorer - R Cox. Clitheroe 2nds (v Salesbury,


away, meet 12-30 p.m.) J. Green, P. Atkinson, S. Trotter, M. Pre­


B'ford Celtic.... 10 i Under 15 p w


ston, C. Seed, P. Bishop, D. Glover, M. Eglin, T. Hibbert, R.


Dinsdale, F. Hussain, scorer - F.


Michelin......... 16 13 Colne Clarets... 17 11 Belvedere........ 14 9 Padiham TC.... 16 9 tfuueage uuius..


Green. Ribblesdalc Wanderers (v


I Keighley Lilts.. 17 3 3 11 Cononley Sports 18 3 3 12


-2 Colne CC.. 17 6 2 9 SkiptonLMS... 16 5 2 9


Bacup Borough 15 8 Brunlea......... Bly Boys' Club. Knuzden......... B’dale Utd...... B'field Celtic....


«


B’dale Utd...... 11 Fulledge Colts..


B'field Celtic.... 10 Todmorden Colts 5


7


7 9


10 14 7 10 12 6


3 27 5 26 8 23


Whalley, away, wickets pitched 1- 30 p.m.) D. Howard, G. Monk, M. Briggs, M. Davies, R A. Hall, D. G-Chan, A. Pearce, P. Spencer, R. Wilson, Nawaz, scorer - R.


Fielding.


services of veteran batsman Dave Pearson, who has retired after a hugely suc­ cessful career with East Lancashire and Whalley.


Weekend Selections Ribblesdale Wanderers 2nds (v


Rolls-Royce, home, meet 12-30 p m.) I. Britcliffe, C. Hall, M.


Stafford, M. Peel, R. Whalley, J. Rain, J. Braithwaite, M. Wrigley, J. Dewhurst, I. Tomlinson, R. Gladwin, scorer - S. Edmund-


son/A. Harrop. Sunday


Clitheroe 3rds (v Great Har­


wood, away, meet 12-30 p.m.) A. Hacking, K. Driver, M. Scott. D. Musson, S. Booth, P. Gaskell, N. Cartledge, S. Dawson, C. Brown, M. Powell, R. Rudd, scorer - P.


Dibb.Ribblesdale Wanderers 3rds (v Burnley Belvedere, away, meet 12-15 p.m.) D. Binns, 1. Kirk, R. Devine, B. O’Neill, J. Jackson, W. Mahmood, R. Gladwin, R. Bloyd, T. Jeffs, G. Maguire, M. Peel, scorer - R. Fielding.


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT SNOOKER Doubles Semi-Finals


LEAGUE RESULTS les


i-F


M. Holmes and S. Thompson 1, R. Grant and D. Nelson 2; T. Henshaw and C. Drmkwater 2. P.


RUGBY Saturday


Clitheroe (v North Ribbles­


dale, home, meet 1-30 p.m.) A. Moorby, P. Parker, M. Stott, J. Dickinson, M. Heanan, O. Jones, J. Proctor, D. Tattersall, T. Dubowski, M. Dugdalc, J. Mars- den, A. Nuttall, B. Wood, R. Holmes, sub - N. Hitchinson. Clitheroc Cavaliers (v North


Ribblesdale, away, meet 1-30 p.m.) C. Bosonnet, A. Burrill, P. Carberry, J. Carysforth, D. Dav­ enport, C. Dodding, S. Dowson, R. Edmondson, M. Evans, I. Fielding, N. Green, S. Gretton, S. Hall, P. Isherwood, M. Jackson, J. McAlonan, V. Murray, P. Proctor, M. Rowley, D. Slinger, B. Stans- field, II. Wardle, R. Postleth-


waite. Singles Scmi-Finnls


R. Alston 2, P. Parker 0; G. Ireland 0, R. Grant Doubles Final


Drinkwater 0.


R. Grant and D. Nelson 2, T. Henshawe and C. ' „ .


o The singles final between R. Grant and K. p]aceat the Catholic Club tonight,


, „ ? p mP And the locals have lost


another one-time Alexan­ dra Meadows man, bowler Hugh Doyle, who has returned to East Lancs. But all-rounder Dave


Overy has joined the Sta­ tion Road outfit from champions and derby rivals Ribblesdale Wanderers, as has former Whalley ace Dave "Onion” O'Neill. The pair will add


strength in depth to the batting line-up and bowling


attack. Smith, who had trials for


the New Zealand Under 18 squad before coming to


-• Britain 10 years ago, added: "We have a good bowling attack, and have a good top


order. "We just need a couple to


strengthen down the bot­


tom end.” Whalley have a tough


task on the opening day on Saturday, at home to Rib­ blesdale Wanderers.


Ward, who opened the innings as an ama­ teur last season, has returned to the Bolton League with Egerton.


■ However, former professional Mike Howard added: “We are expecting a lot .


from the younger players who have played a major part in the highly successful Under


18s side. “David Gardner-Chan of course played , ,


last year, but then you have the likes of Andrew Pearce and Matthew Stafford who we are hoping will come through this sea-


son.”


Howard reckons the mam challenge to his side’s title will come from the same


, .


familiar teams. “I think Great Harwood, Cherry Tree


i f a w v ' £ '


S - iT 7


Brown Cow B... 10 0 10 Fourth Division P W L


Station Hotel B 14 11 2 Bridge............. 12 7 1 L Buck (Wad).. 13 7 3 White Horse B. 14 7 4 Royal Oak B.... 12 4 5 BuckB........... 13 4 6 Billington BBC 13 3 5 Black Horse.... 13 2 10 Kings Arms B.. 12 2 9 Ladies’ Division P W


BuckB.............. 12 11 Castle................ 12 8 Pendle Hotel B.... 13 7


Buck A................. 12 6 Legion............... 18 5


New Inn........... 12 4 Pendle Hotel A.... 12 E Whallcy Arms.... 12 4


D P 1 129 4 107 3 110 3 105 3 82 3 78 5 78 1 57 1 45


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