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Buck B
UCK A
ha.ve opened up a- six- point gap at the
top of the Clitheroe Pool League Premier Division. They defeated bottom-
of-the-table Royal Oak A 10-2 but Royal British Legion are fighting hard in second place after they were convincing 9-3 winners over
Castle A. Legion’s B team look well
set to join their A team in the top division. They are 13 points clear of Kings Arms A in the First Divi sion after trouncing Wag
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players must attend a meet ing to discuss the forthcom ing inter-league competi tion and the arrangements concerning the trip to Great Yarmouth in April. This is also on Sunday, starting noon, at the Buck Inn.
............. ......-re su l t s • \ Premier Division ‘
' Buck A lo; Royal Oak A 2; Castle A 3, RB Legion A 9; Whal ley Arms A 9, Dog Music/Sports A 3; Dog Inn (Whalley) 6, Stork Hotel A 6; h o w Moor - open date. First Division
Pendle Hotel B 4, White Hurt 8" RB Legion B 9, Waggon and
Horses A 3; Kings Arms A 8, I
Horse Shoe A 4; St Peters (Hurst lFeler-s iiursc stars go clear at the top Fourth Division
Green), Stork Hotel B - open dale.
Second Division . . Horse Shoe B 3, New Inn 9;
Buck Wrinkleys 2, Castle B 10; Brown Cow A 8, Brown Cow (Chatburn) 4; Ultraframe 8, Pen dle Hotel A 4; Bay Horse A -
open date. • * Third Division
Dog Music/Victoria B 7, Com-
mercial 5; Waggon and Homes B 4, Station Hotel A 8; White Horse A, Whalley Arms B - open date. Fourth Division
White Horse B 3, Lower Buck
9- Station Hotel b 10, Kings Arms B 2; Royal Oak B 8, Buck B 4; Bridge 10, Black Horse 2; Billing- ton Brass Band Club - open date. Ladies’ Division
Buck A 4, Legion 5; Castle 6,
New Inn 3; Pendle Hotel B 5, Buck B 4; Lower Buck 0, Pendle
Hotel B 9. FIXTURES Premier Division
Low Moor v Buck A; Royal Oak A v Castle; RB Legion v
Whalley Arms A; Dog Music/Sports Bar A v Dog Inn (Whalley); Stork Hotel A - open
date. First Division St Peter’s (Hurst Green) v Pen
dle Hotel B; White Hart v RB Legion B; Waggon and Horses A v Kings Arms A; Horse Shoe A v
Stork Hotel B. Second Division
Bay Iiorse A v Horse Shoo B;
New Inn v Buck Wrinkleys; Cas tle B v Brown Cow A; Brown Cow (Chatburn) v Ultraframe; Pendle Hotel A - open date. Third Division
Whalley Arms B v Dog
Music/Victoria B; Commercial v RB Legion C; Brown Cow B v Waggon and Horses B; Station Hotel A v White Horse A;
n e w ia . .............. Fourth Division Billington BBC v While Horse
B- Lower Buck (Waddington) v Station Hotel B; Kings Arms B v Royal Oak B; Buck B v Bridge;
Black Horse - open date. Ladies’ Division
Kings Arms v Pendle Hotel A;
Castle v Legion; Pendle Hotel B v Whalley Arms; Buck B v New
Inn; Lower Buck v Buck A. TABLES
Premier Division p W L D P
Buck A ........... 9 7 RB Legion A.... 9 5 Low Moor Club 8 5
Whalley Arms A 9 4 Stork Hotel A .. 9 3 Dog Inn (Whall) 9 2 Castle A..........
2 0 81 2 2 78
3 - -
1 3 75 2 3 75 1 5 69 3 4 57 1 52
Dog Music...... 9 0 8 1 37 Royal Oak A....
First Division p W L D P
RB Legion B.„. 8 5 Kings Arms A .. 8 3 White Hart..... 8 3 Stork Hotel B .. 7 3
W&1I A .......... 8 2 Pendle Hotel B. 8 3 St Peter’s (IIG) 7
2 0 2 3
ai reivi a vik'J7 ' : « 9 0 6 3 33
1 2 72 3 2 59
3 56 4 56
Horse Shoe A ... 8 1 • Second D iv is io n p \V L. D P
4 56 2 54 3 43 0 38
Ultraframe...... 2 ? 2 ! 77 PnsflpR ....... 9 6 2 i n
Brown Cow(Chat) 9 5 3 1 75 New Inn.......... 9 5 3 1 71 Brown Cow A... 9 4 4 .6 5 Bay Horse A....
Third Division p. W L D P
Whalley Arms B 7 5 1 1 69 Station Hotel... 8 4 2 2 62 RB Legion C.... 7 3 2 2 56 W&1I B .......... 8 3 3 2 06 Commercial.... 7 3 2 2 o4 Dog Music/VicB 8 3 4 1 52 White Horse A. Brown Cow B...
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■but in the end it wasn t enough.
Matthew Bate played well m aad one f rom Duncan Feamhead, the locals were still beat- dsfonc© but tho mun of tno
Colne Clarets. Despite man of the match Ashley
match award was given to Cem en54 __________________________ a
^ Accrington League side went down to their fust ,
Valley League side suffered a ^ ^ a t c ^ o b Uttley and Tony Hav*orth|or^thego^sm h eav y 5-0 defeat against a the match while star performer Thomas I
BryrfPMlips^played well in ag^ ^ n t f s Under 13s were walloped ^ ^ t o n d in g ^ 13' goal, Nathan Pye was solid in j ^ ^ o i d h a m scored and Ashley Brown was outstanding.
against Celtic. d e f e n c e a n d John Willetts was *tKS8SriW tunately the Tigers scored
twice in the second half. David^cGrath dids Matthew Wincldey was on tar-
0 de(«aL % Fulif _ „ , . ,nnpd 6.x by junior Clarets. a n A 1 defeat at the ry. In the second matclvthe two -«-.
3-1 to Great Harwood Tigers, had a busy weekend with The first half saw the game mixed fortunes. The first match evenly poised at 1-1 but unfor- saw them suffer a depressing 6-
Andy Hutcmns anu uw
Swierczynski were outstandmg. The Under 10s Accrington League side played-out a stale mate versus Akzo Yellow.
A n d ,H « .eh i .S.a n d * , ,
?ave a ■ ^
Liam Bedford deserves praise for his performance in
get while Ciaron Barton had an voted man of the maren^L After matching 0ssy Villa excellent game for the Wolves, following day they fmed muen
f ,h match The defence ^ ^ ha]f> th
^Clitheroe Rangers Under 12s fetter in two games versus » olvogUnder 13s collapsed girls team were unlucky to lose Salterforth, winning 4-2 against Lammack Juniors, them 4-0.
spectacularly in the second half. Luca Musker had equalised
Chelsea Crook bagged a brace A. ^ “ [ro eaohfrom in the first half but the young- while Bronte Box-Morton was ^ ^ h’ an(^° ^n(i j ack sters shipped -in five goals in
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Hursl Green............................................ 2 Ribchester face Chatburn on Saturday. ? 7 cive the locals an excellent win.
I Ribchester ........... ..........
..............Stork............................................................................9 IN brilliant sunshine and on a pertect gun ......................................... .................i
playing surface these two close rivals several key players and
served up a fiercely competitive local returning after a weather enforced break, derby.
. fter the Stork were always going to find this a
^S u ..» i.x .a ..r« l? r rw uster a single goal.
Andy Bennett played a superb through-ball for Steve Neary who made no mistake to the
' , , „
PUBennett "could on another day have scored five in the first half but in the second period Sun came into it and deservedly equalised. Disaster struck for the homesters when a
S ’l i d l i t h e , s u 8 1 3 4 51
Horse Shoe B... 9 1 4 4 51 9 1 8 0 3o
Buck Wrinks.... 9 2 u 2 46 Pendle Hotel A.
Fourth Dis
Fourth Division P W L D P
L Buck (Wad).. 9 6 White Horse B. 9 5 Station Hotel B 8 5 Bridge............. 8 3 Buck B ........... 8 2 Billington BBC 7 2 Kings Arms B.. 8 5 Royal Oak B.... 6 ' Black Horse.... 8
Buck B................ 10 10
bu c k a ................................ Buck A.
1 2 82 2 2 70
2 1 69 1 4 67 4 2 48 1 4 45 5 1 45 3 1 37 7 1 30
Ladies’ Division P W
Castle................. - Pendle Hotel A.... 10 10
- :
Pendle H o te l B .... 10 7 3 66 Legion................. 9 5 4 62
New Inn............. 10 8 ^ Whalley Arms.... 9 5 4 5b KingsArms........ .9 1 Lower Buck........
8 34 9 0 9 21
G I S 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 L T S
Buck Inn (Paythorne) 1, Buck
A 6; Pendle Hotel 5, Anchor Inn A 2; Copy Nook 5, Pendle Inn 2; Buck Inn B 5, Coach and Horses 2; Anchor Inn B 4, Three Rivers
3. P
Buck Inn B ................. 16 Pendle Hotel.............. 16 Copy Nook.................. 16 Anchor B.................... 17
P 17
Pendle Inn................... 16 Coach and Horses....... 17 Buck Inn (Paythorne). 17
6 2 2 2 44 7 0 7 0 13
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Anchor A.................... 17 Brown Cow.................. 16 Three Rivers............... 16
ACCRINGTON SUNDAY
MEMORIAL f o o t b a l l
l e a g u e
RF.SUI.TS
First Division
Brown Cow 8, Duke of Welling ton 3; Judge Walmsley 3, Cross
AXCS ^ Second Division Calderstones 2, Kings Arms 2;
Ossy Refugees 0, Low Moor 1. Third Division
Griffins Head 0, Red Lion 5; LS
Roofing 5, Queen’s Hotel Clarets 2. FIXTURES First Division
Brown Cow v EH Football (Roeficld); Duke of Wellington v
Judge Walmsley (Wilsons). Second Division
Calderstones v Knuzden Brook (Calderstones): Low Moor v Sta
tion (Roeficld). Third Division
Red Lion v Queens Hotel
Clarets (Marl Pitts). TABLES
Giorgio paves the way .
LITHEROE
W.lv.s | -> EEADSroN|ynMUnd«12si«ortedan«.e.n.nt3- (^ U n d e r 9s were impres- [ 3 _ 1 " f l ^ L ^ n hmce aid was joined o n thescoresheet
tory over nuncoat um™. by Damy m A wonderful long-range UnitedIs Under 10s^
bv Danny Almond. Man of the match was Mark Campbell, League side defeated Foul-
strike from man of the match n d g B iM « ^ p e r f o r m e r . Giorgio Peregrine set the ^ & o t t Renwi ‘
(2) and Craig Wilkinson netted '
. . Wolves on their way. He was The Underl ^ Qrth Valley Dynamos. Jamie McCue, d their unbeaten run with a hard-
Plough Inn...... Brown Cow..... Lower Darwen. - - EH Football.... 4 1 J - Judge W’sley.... 3 1 1 1 SUnhill Lions... 1 } ® ,
4 5 3
CrossAxcs...... ,
First Division P W D L ” 4 O' 0 12
101 94 87 82 82 73 65 61
57 53
~l-'*' 1? J-*~ \HE Ribble Valley Ladies’ i ;i I." bilo ' wore l he losing seim-finalisls. Highest j ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ '^ t o r i o l i s i n scorer was B. Cusack (Catholic SC) Mm ' 9 iV i - i p. *'V ‘ tv * - ' •• i .v ■*. * :i > ’ IjtS lII l i e
Darters’ winning double
LITHEROE men’s town, team hosted
— , Hey wood in the Lancashire Darts Super
League on Sunday. Jimmy Hargreaves started
the ball rolling for the locals with a fine 3-1 win, averaging 60.73. However, Mick Duxbury (54.24) and Ray Hargreaves (59.21) found their opponents too hot to handle and both tasted
defeat. Clitheroe’s next four play
ers all excelled and dominated their respective opponents to give the host side a command
ing 5-2 lead. Top of the tree was Mal
colm Taylor with a fine aver age of 79.10 while Dominick Doyle (72.49), Andy Porter (62.62) and Joe Marsden (51.12) performed well. Peter Taylor was surpris
ingly beaten despite averag ing 73.23 while Reece Jeffries (61.43) restored his team’s three-game advantage with a narrow 3-2 win to seal victory. Heywood did pull the final
game back as skipper Barry Cunliffe (63.39) lost to make the final score read 6-4 to
Clitheroe. Later on in the evening/
Clitheroe Ladies broke their duck, winning their fii st game of the season 5-3. The successful darters were
Irene Seed, Judith Cunliffe, Lena Brooks, Linda Waring
and Daphne Heap. Cilia Aspinall, Audrey
Southwell and Sally Slater were narrowly beaten.
□
I N - F O R M Frank Hindle
won the latest heat of
the Professional's Win ter Series at Myt ton
Fold Golf Club. He compiled 44 stable-
ford points on Saturday and triumphed by just one point from Kevin Shanley and Richard Greaves. Hindle’s latest success
sees him safely ensconced at the top of the Order of Merit ratings.
Fightback in vain
Clitheroe ......................^ North Manchester ....37
A TY P IC A L Clitheroe performance resulted in an all too familiar result at
Littlemoor on Saturday. The locals took the lead,
then allowed the visitors to build up a healthy advantage before staging a tremendous fight-back only to throw the game away in the final 10
minutes. With conditions under foot
heavy, fitness was the telling factor as North Manchester scored three converted tries during the closing stages to claim the two league points. The late withdrawal of two
players forced Clitheroe to call upon Chris Stott an“ James Dickenson, and both acquitted themselves well. Stott combined with his
younger brother Chris in the centre. They posed a threat all afternoon and were rewarded with a touchdown apiece. Stott junior opened the
scoring for the locals while the older Stott raced fully 80
yards to notch his score. Dickenson tackled well for
the
aitnuugn show hi
although given few chances to electrifying pace, he
_... u;«s oWtrifvine Dace, he made the most of the posses
full 80 minutes, and -----------
sion which came his way. On the opposite flank, Phil
Parker made one excellent burst midway through the second half, and ran with aggression and pace at every
opportunity. In the forwards, burly prop
Matt Dugdale had his best game in Clitheroe colours, plugging the gap left by the departure of Mike Wilyman. He was well-supported by
Uishton......... 3 0 0 4 i n 3
Duke WeH’gton1 giuu • w 7 . Second Division p W D L P
Low Moor....... 4 .4 0 0 12
Ossy Rovers.... ’* ® " I 7 Knuzden....... . 2 ? i n 5 Knuzden Brook 2 1 2 0 =
Ossy Refugees .. 3 1 1 1 * Crown Scaffold. 2 1 0 2 3 KingsArms..... 2 0 2 0 2
Calderstones.... 6 J 2 1 4 Station Hotel... 3 0 1 2 1
Little Crown.... 3 0 1 L 1 Third Division
narrow losers in a high-Kormg game
Wilpshirc........ Wood Nook..... LS Roofing......
Griffin Head.... Mayfield.........
n
p W D L P 1 28
Red Lion......... Miners Arms.... -
Printers Arms.. 1010 1 3 8 6 4
10 11 8 9 9
Queen's Hotel... 10 ]0 10
9 8 6 6 5 3
1 -0
1 1 2 0 1 1
1 2
- ro e fie ld FIVE-A-SIDE
LEAGUE FIXTURES
Wanderers v Real Unknowns (9
a.m.); Hogs of War v Audley Walk ing (9-50 a.m.); Can’t Thinks of a Name v AllStars (10-40 a.m.): Rag Legs United v Parkers Arms (U-4U a.m.); Mad Dogs vNew Inn (12-ZU p.m.); Players v Clitheroe Clowns
( i -10p.m.). ' TABLE .
p W D L P
Wanderers- 20 16 1 • 3 , 49 Clitheroe Clowns 20 14 5 1 47 Can’t Think.... 20 5 2 3 47 llogs of War.... 20 13 1 C 40 Rag Legs......... 20 10 1 9 31 Real Unknowns 20 10 3 7 33 Parkers Arms... 20 11 0 9 33 Ncwjnn........ . 20
The Flayers. 20 Mad Dogs.. 20
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3 2 3 5
8 8
1 25 20 18 16
Andrew Rigby, who despite being in his first full season of first team rugby, has been one of the few success stones of
the season. The Stott brothers tries,
plus five points from the boot of Malcolm Heanan, had closed the gap to 16-15 midway through the second period. Only a lack of self-belief
stopped Clitheroe from win ning at this point as they sur
rendered all too easy. On Saturday, they travel to
play high-flying Lytham.
10 Chances 2
go begging Clitheroe........................1 Nelson
....................d
C L ITHE RO E Hockey Club faced a tough match against top-of-the-table
Nelson. . The locals began strongly
and had many attempts on goal but unfortunately were
unable to convert them. They were made to pay the
price for this as Nelson raced into a 3-0 lead at half-time. At the beginning of the sec
4 3 3 15
A’lcy Walking... 20 3 0 17 9 AllStars.......... 1 20 1 0 19 3
6 4 10 22 . .
ond period, Nelson came out well and scored two quick goals. Clitheroe battled valiantly and grabbed a con solation goal through skipper
Rachel Walmsley. , Player of the match was
Nicola Millard.
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