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jREADSTONE United Junior ;FC held a very successful sport sman’s dinner a t Burnley FC’s ! James Hargreaves’ Suite on Fri day.
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;Burnley player, and now Scun thorpe United manager, Brian !Laws, who shared many amusing football stories with the guests,
i Compere for the evening was :Mike Farrell and comedian Sean Styles kept his audience enter- ■tained with numerous jokes.
The main speaker was former
Readstone enjoy annual dinner date
Many thanks were paid to the
club’s sponsors for their continued support, Burnley FC for provid ing excellent facilities and also to the evening’s
organis.ers Paul Clarke and Geoff Lambert.
WELCOME: Brian Laws (cen
tre), Mike Farrell (second from right) and SeanStyles (third from lef t ) are joined by Readstone. United officials.
'C010302/8 Great weekend for locals
READSTONE United enjoyed a successful weekend as their
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! teams collected five victories, ;two draws and only one defeat. : Pride of place goes to the Under .14s who picked up their first point •of the season in a brilliant match ! which ended all-square at 4-4. ■ Goalscorers were William Caw- Jey (2), Ryan Chatburn and ; Gareth S tan f ie ld . Ben Hamer ! was man of the match. Readstone United Girls played
itwo games over the weekend and ; scored nine goals without reply. First they defeated Brierfield Celtic 2-0 in the cup thanks to two
•fine strikes from player of the I match Sarah Walker. And then they thrashed North
I Valley 7-0 with Walker starring •once more with four'goals. The ! other goals were scored by Rachel ' Walker (2) and Louise Molloy.
sh with every service or MOT Isy car with every service, subject to
JE A N Anne Speak collected 114 points on her way to victory in the Winter League F ir s t D iv is io n nine- hole Stableford held at Clitheroe Golf Club. Krystyna Taylor was
■ A F T E R more than a
m onth w ith o u t a ma tch , W ha lley Juniors Under 9s returned to action with a 4-0 victory
over Trawden Celtic. Tom Brown was
first on the score- sheet and man of the match Charlie Woodruff then dou
United’s Under 10s performed
well to beat Fulledge 5-2 in the North Valley League. Goalscorers were man of the match Luke Basterfield and Rhys Meehan, who scored two apiece, and Josh Neary. The Under 10s Accrington
League team were narrow 1-0 win-' ners over Cliviger Colts. Jack Dugdale scored the only goal of the game and Thomas Helliwell was named man of the match. The Under 12s were 3-1 winners
bled the advantage. Brown bagged his
second after the interval and the scoring was complet ed when Trawden scored an own goal.
over Earcroft with Louis Lavis- count bagging a brace and man of the match Ben .Williams getting the other. The Under 15s raced into a two-
goal lead against Ossie Juniors in the first half through goals from Matthew Whitwell and Gregg Williams-McLean. However, United were totally
outplayed in the second half and had to settle for a draw. ' Daniel Stevenson was named man of the match.
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the Second Division winner with a points haul of 110 and Kath Bithel finish top of the
Third Division with 111 points. The Winter Four-ball Betterball Stableford
winner
was won by Sheila Corn wall and Edith Child after amassing 113 points.
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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, March 7th, 2002 41
Wolves turn on style to beat league leaders
Clitheroe Wolves Under. 108.............................. .............4 Colne Clarets ................2 WOLVES turned on one of their best performances of the season to beat the War- burton’s League's top side. The locals went ahead
through Nathan Balch, who managed to poke over the line after the keeper couldn't hold a Michael Clarkson shot. Colne missed a couple of
chances before they managed to grab an equaliser. However a Clarkson drive
found the top comer to restore the lead at The game continued in’ the .
same vein in the second half, but eventually Colne grabbed a late equaliser. This only served to spur the
Wolves forward again, and Clarkson again restored the
lead with a fine strike from outside the box. The impressive Balch then
made the points safe with a good finish on the end of a mazy run. Clitheroe Wolves Under 11s
Rangers.................................7 West End..............................0 CLITHEROE finished then- season off in s ty le against West End. First half goals from Chris
Scott, Ben Frankland and Matthew Winckley sealed a great performance, in which Clitheroe dominated from the off.
The second half was much
of the same with Chris Brew er, Sam Raynor, Matthew Devine and Scott adding fur ther goals. Keeper Josh Pamphlett, who was rarely called upon
during the game, saved a last- minute penalty. - Clitheroe Wolves Under 9s Red...................................... 10 Brierfield Celtic........... ...0
THE team turned in a great performance to win by a landslide. I t was all one way after
Astin scored after two min utes, followed closely by a brace from Dewhurst. Clarkson added the fourth
before Dewhurst completed his hat trick to send the team in 5 - 0 up at half-time. The second half was much
Lone goal sees United win top of table clash
Padiham ......... ...........0 Clitheroe United ....1 CLITHEROE faced a E a s t Lancashire League Second D iv i s ion top of th e table
clash with Padiham on Sa tu rd a y and came away w ith three well earned points. This was a game of
two contrasting halves as United started the better and dominated the whole of the first half. Clitheroe had a num
ber of chances but were thwarted by some good defending and fine goal keeping. Shortly before the
break, Wharton picked up the ball from deep and set-off on a pacy run in to the penalty area before being upended. The referee had no
hesitation in pointing to the spot. Hodgkinson stepped-up and coolly slotted home to give United the lead. The goal proved to be
crucial for the locals as they came under fire from some strong Padi ham pressure. Hargreaves in the
United goal had to be at his best to keep the lead intac t as the Storks totally dominated. However, stoic defen sive work by Clitheroe's
back four ensured the three points went to the Ribble Valley outfit. United are away to
Rock Rovers on Saturday, the squad are to meet at
the Dog Music and Sports Bar at 12-15 p.m.
Stork............6 Clearwater ................ 2 IT was a super Sunday for Stork’as they pow ered their way into the next round of the Pen- dle Ch arity League Cup competition. The Premier Division
outfit entertained Sec ond Division side Clear water but comfortably won through 6-2. Hargreaves broke the
deadlock with a curling 25-yarder while Sam Marshall finished from close range. Andrew Rushton
added a third with a cool finish and the fourth goal before half-time came through Andy Bennett cutting in and lashing home at the near post. Marshall hit his sec
ond after good play from Bennett and .Hargreaves. ■
The final goal arrived
when’Benhett looped a shot honie'from 30- yards. Clearwater grabbed two consolation goals to make the score- line more respectable.
Maroon and Golds suffer total seizure!
Garstang....................20 Clitheroe RUFC .......10 AT last Clitheroe were able to shake off the solidified mud from their boots and resume play ing after a lengthy wet- weather lay-off. • In the event, they may
as well not have bothered. There are only so many times you can use the ring- 1 rusty excuse, but after this •, showing, a total seizure seemed to have taken place: Yet again the injury
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curse struck again. Full back Andrew
Moorby's comeback was short-lived, a recurrence o f , a shoulder injury ending this season's involvement.. -
• He was soon joined on the sidelines by inside cen tre Dave Watson, nursing a twisted knee. '■«: ■, .i: T h e ' shuffling of
resources among the three- quarters wouldn't have been so bad if the forwards could have supplied some, good ball. Instead, the set piece
areas were, at best, a lot-, tery. The set scrums were • adequate at best, but line- outs were a shambolic . mess: Both areas need some urgent hard graft at training. Garstang were first on
the scoresheet, their centre carving through the mid- •
die before Clitheroe had chance to properly reor ganise. The Littlemoor outfit
struck back with Nathan Peel penalty to go in 5-3 down at the inter val.;/": ■
: The big start needed in
the’second half failed to materialise, and after los ing two set plays in’succes sion,, it was no surprise when another try was con ceded in the comer. This seemed to shake
Clitheroe out of their tor por, and in this period, they played some of their best rugby of the gmna The pack finally
cranked themselves into life, and by playing the quick pick and . drive gam^ made good yardage. • Skipper Matt Dugdale
led jbjr. • example, ably backed up by thd back row of;Ralph’Rigby, ^Nathan Carlton ‘and Roger Holmes. But it was lock forward
Edward Hacking, who showed some good power to drive through several tacklers to score. Peel con verted to put the locals right back in it..-.
a Gary Simkin (captain) prepares to launch the Clitheroe B team into their first game of the season (P030302/1) Pool team make a winning start
CLITHEROE B town pool team opened the new Lancashire Inter- Town League season with a 10-8 victory over ‘ Blackburn A on Sun- • day at the Buck Inn. However, early on, i t ;
looked like it would be a long day for the locals as they lost, the opening three frames. But with Matt Gamer
Division although they drew 6-6 with Waggon
and Horses A. ' ■ ’ r e s u l t s
Premier Division Buck A 6, Royal British
Legion'A 6; Royal British. Legion B 7, Low Moor 5; Whalley Arms A 8, Castle A 4. First Division
Castle B 6, Pendle Hotel B
6; Stork Hotel B 7, Dog Music Sports Bar A 5; Ultraframe 8, Royal Oak 4; Waggon and
and Gary Simkin in- impressive.-’, .form, Clitheroe. hit back • to ’ take a 7^4 and 10-6;lead: ■ before eventually settling for a lO-8 win.'." .■' -•. ■ .-H ■
, The other=:winning players for the homesters were Rick Avery, Simon Thompson, Dave Parkinson, Paul Black burn, Gareth Ethering-. ton, Paul Hodges and Gamer. ■
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.:. That was as good as it got though. As Clitheroe pressed forward, gaps were left, iip .defence and Garstang capitalised with another try and a penalty to wrap things up. : \.v-.
Buck A are s t i l l 17 points clear at the top of
; the Clitheroe :PooL ■
League Premier Division /, after drawing 6-6 with Royal British Legion B. ‘ White Hart still lead the way in the First '
Horses A 6, White Hart 6. - " ’ Second Division . Buck Wnnkleys 6, New
Inn 6; Horse Shoe B 6, Bay Horse 6; White Horse A 4,
.Waggon and Horses B 8; Brown Cow A 8, St Peter’s (Hurst Green) 4; Brown Cow (Chatburn) 8, Whalley Arms B4..
• . Third Division Pendle Hotel A 10, Kings
arms 2; Royal British Legion C 8, Buck B 4; Bridge 9, Horse Shoe C 3; Dog Music Sports Bar B XI, White Horse B l;
Ladies’ Division . ^ . New Inn 1, Pendle Hotel A
8; White Horse 3, Legion 6; Royal Oak 6, Whalley Arms 3; Pendle Hotel B 7, Dog Inn 2; Bridge 3, Kings Arms 6. . FIXTURES t
. Premier Division. ;
, Stork Hotel A v Buck A; Station Storm v Royal British
■ ' i Legion B; Royal British
‘ Legion A v Whalley Arms A; Castle A, Low Moor - open, .''data';" -'''
.• ; ' ’ . First Division ; ; % Brown Cow B v Castle B;
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'TOite Hart v^Stork*^Hotel B; Dog Music Sports Bar A y Ultraframe; Pendle Hotel B v Waggon and Horses A; Royal Oak-open date. -• ‘ .' Second Division
. Waggon and Horses B v
Brown Cow A; St Peter’s (Hurst Green) v Brown Cow (Chatburn); New Inn v White Horse A; Bay Horse (Barrow) v Buck Wnnkleys; Whalley Arms B v Horse Shoe B. • Third Division
White Horse B v Brown i
• Cow A; Craven Heifer, v Royal : British Legion C; Kings Arms • v Bridge; Buck'B v Dog' Music Sports Bar B; Horse Shoe C-open date. * . Ladies Division .
■ New Inn v Dog Inn; White Horse v Whalley Arms; Legion v Pendle Hotel A; Pen dle Hotel B.v Kings Arms; Royal Oak v Bridge. TA BLES
P r em ie r D iv is io n PW L D p.
White hart ....;~..12 7 2 .3 109 Wgn&Horses A12 7 0 5106 Ultraframe.........ll 6 2 3 92 Stork Hotel
Castle B.....__ ..12 4 5 3 83 Pendle Hotel B..11-4 5 2 67 Dog Music:..__ 11 2 7 2 64 Brown Cow B.....10 3 6 1 58 Royal Oak.... ....12’ 1 10 1 50 Second Division
P W D L P
Wgn & Horses B13 8 2 3111 Whalley AnnsB .13 6 ' 4 3 108 St Peter’s (HG)..13 6 3 4102 Brown Cow (Ch)12 7 2 3101 HorseShoeB..... 13 5 6 2 90 New Inn ............13 3 5 5 89 Brown Cow A.....13 5 6 2 81 White Horse A.-13 3 7. 3 75 Buck Wnnkleys .13 2 7 4 72 Bay Horse—...... 12 3 6 -3 67 Third Division
. Dog Music B..... 12 8 2 2110 Kings Arms .......12 8 2 2101 Bridge..__ ........11 8 1 2101 Pendle Hotel A..11 6 4. 1 85 Craven Heifer ....11 5- 3 3 :84 KB Legion C......12 3 8 BuckB..... ........11 2 7
PW D L P 5 2 4 85 ILbbbbs Clitheroe Wolves Under 10s
of the same, with Astin com pleting his hat-trick, along with goals from Seed, Clark son and Wilson to complete the rout keeper McGrath kept his eighth clean sheet of the season. Clitheroe Wolves Under 13s Red......................................... 9 Akzo......... ...............................0 D E S P IT E missing three regulars due to injury and illness the team made short work of Akzo. The team set off as they
meant to go on when Martin Lafranceschina was put
through by Nicky Byrne and hammered home a shot which bounced past the keeper. Simon Mashiter and Byrne
added two quickfire goals, along with Zac Ashworth, who stepped up from defence to blast home. Sam Johns then added a
peach of a free kick to send the lads in 5 - 0 up at half-time. After the break, Mashiter,
Ashworth, Johns and Neil Devine all found the net to seal a comfortable win. The referee's man of the
match was Johns, but the manager's man of the match
award went to Devine. Clitheroe Wolves Under U s ........... .............................1 Oswaldtwistfe Juniors__2 WOLVES' prospects of run ners-up spot in the league suffered a major s e t back with this defeat. The locals started the game
brightly and Mathew Binney had a shot saved after good work from the lively Joe Ward. The first half finished goal
less, largely due to the efforts of Jay Howard, who twice made last-ditch interceptions to save the day. Wolves looked sharper at
the start of the second half but hesitant defending allowed the Oswaldtwistle centre forward to nip in for the crucial first goal. Worse was to follow as Ossy
doubled their lead with a well- taken goal. After good work from Oliv
er Preugschat, Ward hit a great curler into the comer to put Wolves back in it , but Ossy held out for the win. Both Howard and Robbie
Mount were outstanding, while Matthew Sedgwick and Ryan McGarrie both had solid games at the back. Clitheroe Wolves Under 15s............................. ..............0 Knuzden Youth................. 6 ■ RAN GERS went down to a miserable defeat against the Hyndbum Blue League lead ers.
Although Rangers had
much of the play in the first half, they went in two goals down due to defensive errors. Knuzden went on to claim
another four in the second half.
‘Budweiser Boys’ in jubilant mood
JUBILANT Do g Inn manager Simon Kerins hailed h is 11 heroes after the "Budweiser Boys" recorded a thrilling 4-3 win over Mayfield a t Memorial Park.
.. Mayfield pulled one
back, but the locals held out, with keeper "Jaffa" Jeffries making a string of fine saves to earn the referee's man of the
........... The injury-hit Whal
ley side only had one Memorial League Third Division win to their name all season before the game, but completed the double over the team they beat in October by the same score. Goals from Paul Foun
tain and Mike Cullis gave the Dog an early 2- 0 advantage, but the nerves were jangling as the Great Harwood side fought back to level before half-time. The Dog started the
second half as they had the first, and two f in e ' finishes saw Pountain complete his hat-trick.
match award. Kerins said: "It takes
courage and character to bounce back from losing a two-goal lead. "Paul is a fantastic
player, but I was also delighted with Andy Liles and Neal Church. They all deserve to join the rest of the players already in Dog Inn folk lore.
"We have a great
future, and now we can approach i t with opti mism." In the First Division,
t it le hopefuls Brown Cow lost ground when they went down 5-3 to Knuzden Pub. Judge Walmesley extended their lead to
four points with a 3-0 win over Duke of Wellington, but Brown Cow have four games in hand. Low Moor lost 3-1 to
Stanhill Lions. In the Second D iv i
sion, leaders Wiltshire’ Bulls Head beat Calder-
stones 3-1. RESULTS
First Division Brown Cow 3, Knuzden
Pub 5; Judge Walmesley 3, Duke of Wellington 0; Low Moor 1, Stanhill Lions 3. Second Division
Wilpshire Bulls Head 3,
Calderstones 1. Third Division
Dog Inn 4, Mayfield 3. FIXTURES First Division
Brown Cow v Plough (Roe-
field); Judge Walmesley v Knuzden Pub (Memorial); Low Moor v Rishton Arms (Roefield). Second Division
Kings Arms v Calderstones.
(Foxhill Bank); v Third Division
Park Hotel v Dog Inn (Wilsons). TABLES Judge WalmesleylG 10 0
Brown Cow ........12 8 2 Plough_______ 11 8 0 Stanhill Lions ..U3 8 0
-Duke Wlingtonl5 6 * 1
Cross Axes....... 13 5 0 Ossy Refugees_13 5 0 Ossy Rvrs Vets—14 4 1 Rishton Arms ....14 4 0 Second Division
PW D
Wilpshire BH.....1110 1 Miners........— .11 9 1 Woodnook____14 9 0 Crown Scaffolds.13 8 2 . Calderstones ......13 6 1 Station H’shore..11 5 0
Little Crown...... 9 4 1 Knuzden Brook..ll 3 2 Kings Arms .......14 2 2 1 Griffins Head.....lO 1 2 LS Roofing....... 11 1 0 1 Third Division
PW D .
Waggon .............1210 1 Woolpack..........12 9 2 Queens CIarets...l3 8 0 Holehouse..........l4 5 2 Lomax.............. 10 5 2 Park................. 11 4 3 Mayfield........... 13 4 3 Church Town.... 13 2 2 Dog Inn............ 13 2 1 1
Knuzden Pub ^-14 7 0 Low Moor-___ 12 6 2
First Division PW D
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Horse Shoe C —.12 2 -9 1 •62 White Horse B...12 3 9 0 53 Ladies’ Division
. 1 69 2 63
p W L' ■ P ’ Pendle Hotel A.;..' 13 1 1 / 2 98
B u dA ..„ .: .; ......1 0 6 • 0: 4 91 New I n n . - - - . . . . 1 3 . 9 4 90 Stork Hotel A ... .10 3 . 2 5 -7 4
P W L D P RB Legion.......... 13 11 2 97 .White Horse.——. 12 . 6 6 68
Low Moor.;.._....10 3 3 4 72 Royal O a k - : . . - . . 11 - 6 5 67 Whalley Arms A 9 3
5 ’■7 5
3 2
10 11
RB Legion A......10 3 CasUeA..„..;....:10 2
6 6
1 60 2 56
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RB Legion B......11 4 •5 2 70 ‘Whalley Arms';:.;. 13 4 9 ’59 Station Storm . .. .1 0 : 3
2 4 ,7 0 ; ■ Kings Arms!— 13 6 7 66 , 3 4 67 i Pendle Hotel B— 12
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