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. pje&ure bu they failed to (ind an equaliser and saw t te i r recent winning |treak come to an end. ►jHowever, the Under 12
ajier 10 minutes but an unmediate equaliser came f$im 'Whallejr’s Sam Cross. Ilw Crucially, the home side conceded agmn just before pie interval after having ^served to at least go in ^evel. »JThe end-to-end action Continued in the second hjlf and the visitors Extended their lead before David Astley pulled Whalley back into it with OTe minutes left. j3,The last few minutes law constant 'Whalley
bigim put in an excellent ijerformance and compet- o§ well throughout the ^ame. In particular, the d|fence were strong, mar- dballed by man of the i^ tch Hobert Cresswell. ' ■C'WHALLEY Juniors ^ d e r 9s were unlucky to go down 3-2 in a hard fdught game with Pendle Rrest. J»Forest took the lead
- command from the start. i.iu'The - opening . goal came after 15 minutes. , Hayton won the ball in midfield : and-, found -Howard, who turned,
: ; On a large Towneley pitch, the" Wolves were in
f 'in a R J i ■^i-vamyrrSr'
8 Brown Cow caught in chase for title
T H E A' c c r in g t o n Memorial League First Division title race took a twist on Sunday.uii."'''
■ " Leaders ,-Br6wri'‘Cow ’ ;Were held''2-2^lJYKnuz-, den-Fub,^all6ying Stan-
:his first, and the front man doubled up when he latched onto a through- ball from man of the match Daniel Meyler to • p u t the game beyond Barnoldswick. Frankland completed
a well-deserved hat-trick with an easy finish. The Wolves were also
' They beat Junior Clarets 2-1 with goals from Brewer and Frank land. Richard Clarkson was outstanding. Clitheroe Wolves Under 9s Red.........................5.
in action on Friday, due to a backlog of fixtures.
climbing off the bottom for the first time since December with a shock 1-1 draw with champions •Waggon and Horses.-': - Already without the
off the ball incident, but continued to be a formi dable force. : ' Dog could easily have
suspended P a d d y tional , captain To'm ’
snatched victory
in.the, last minute, but inspira-
hill Lions'td'make up th e ': Noone,.sDog suffered Hardwick saw his header tw6-point;deficit with.a i another blow after just cleared off the line. ■ ' 7-1 thiiishing’df Duke of '^20 minutes when influen- ’ Wellington.
tia l centre half Gary Clithcroc Wolves Under 11s
Ben’s hat- Wolves to cup final
• they have done’enough to win the title. After a nervy start, in
team stepped up a gear to put the game out of reach/
which keeper McGrath was in fine form, Astin made the breakthrough with a well-taken goal to calm the nerves. , After the break the
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^umas completed their second league double of p e season xvith a cpmpre- hjnsive 9-5 victory over. Haslingden Juniors.
►JDespite the visitors fad in g twice, 'Whalley
polled the game round thanks to an own goal and a<- brace from Arran
McCarthy to go in at half- ^the level at k^The Pumas took control l i te r the restart with iJcCarthy finishing with |ix and
Mark.Prankland (-2) to
give.the hosts a well- ^ en t^ 'm n .
' kins hammered in a long range shot late on. The win capped a
goals and Hutchins lashed one home before man of the match Hop-
. Dewhurst bagged two
weekend double-header following ■victory by the same margin against Salterforth. Clarkson scored the
opener, followed by an excellent strike from man of the match Astin. A Hutchins double put
'Barnoldswick Barons 0 THE Wolves guaranteed runners-up spot in the . league, but now face an agonising wait to see if
from the back with keepr : er Lesley Wilson making -, two fine ; sayes ;}and Stephanie Winckley mid ; Sarah Honan, playing well. Goals'cam&from,:. Sarah Tomlinson;'' Chelsea Crook and Becci Lee. Langho....................... 2 Clitheroe Wolves Under 13s B ed ....................... 2 THE Wolyes earned a good point from this derby clash. Clitheroe gave away a
sloppy early goal, but levelled when Tim Swar- brick's cross found Nick Tucker, who finished with a a rasping shot. Langho restored their
the side in a comfortable 4-0 position just before the break. After the break the
lead when a long-range free kick curled agonis ingly into the top comer, but Wolves responded virell and Danny Oldfield beat several players on
Wolves added a fifth through Clarkson. Clitheroe Wolves, Under 14s Girls......................3 Bolton Wanderers..... 2 t, THE girls' final league':; game; saw th e' ever- improving Wolves claim ■ the scalp of Bolton, i; . - ; ' This victory started
the left wing before whipping the ball beyond the keeper.
.v-rL^^p'ahnostjnicked ahS'l^in ts ftbirtfLiam Bicknell pulled off soine stunning reflex saves.;. -' Man of the match was Luke .Green. Clitheroe -Rangers
' Under 15s.......:.i.;.....3 Buncoat Utd............2
' after 20 minutes after a breakaway goal. Wolves responded well
possession. Wolves found themselves 1-0 down
and pushed hard for an equaliser. They deservedly drew
RANGERS came back from tv^q'go^s down to .
win. V7-;'. -v,;'’ -’,v' ■ Th^Jbcals^coM ,
tvrice in the'fifstlb min utes b u t fought back hard to level the scores before the 20-minute mark, courtesy of Jordan Walmsley and Danny Green. A Green header mid
way through the second half, completed the come back. Dominant midfield
play from Irfan Ali earned him the man of the match award. Clitheroe Wolves Under 15s ......■ Readstone................2 AN injury-time goal capped a miserable day for the Wolves. Despite dominating'
; cross was inet by a brave header ’from Rick' Graffton. , In
the.second half
level before half-time when Jam^ Warburton's
by the sucker punch in time added on to finish empty-handed. Clitheroe Wolves Under 13s Blue............... i....O Lammack
.......... 8 WOLVES were given a
football lesson by a Lam mack side challenging for
the title. . Four goals in each half.
did the damage, and the score would have been double figures bu t for some fine saves from keeper James Scriven and some steady defend
Wo'lyes again were in control, hut as time went on, it was looking like it - was not going to be their day and they would have to settle for a point. However, they were hit
ing from Chris Blockeel. Ightcn Leigh....... ...,2
Clitheroe Wolves Under 10s.................. .............3. THE Wolves' Under 10s Warhurton League side produced a winning per formance in their penul timate match of the sea son. : Wolves were slow to start and soon conceded agoal.:
. • John Willetts’drove
the teamiorward but the score remained the same athalf-timie!^^'’" ' In the second half, it
Shaim Kelly fed Michael Clarkson down the right wing, and he cut inside to toe-poke past the keeper. - Ighten Leigh equalised after a mix-up a t the back, however. Wolves pressed forward and the winner came ■when man of the match Clarkson acrobatically hooked in a cross from the impressive Balch.
wasn't long before a long throw caught the defence napping and Nathan Balch was on hand to knock in the loose ball. Shortly after a lively
Plough hammered 0^y„_vrith a leg injury. Refugees.7-0,-and cari'go/ However, the "Bud- leveUwuth the top'^two.if ■ ^'weiser Boys" battled on they win their game in .and could even have been^, playeis and fans for their hand.
And to add intrigue,' Pearse was carried off
"This'was amonumental result which confirms th a t we are capable of competing with anyone^ "I want to thank the
Simon'r'Kerins said: ---- -Brown Cow face-a„..,,Shortly a fte r Da-^teseasoh. anu nn RiiaRair Low Moor won Sun- -,y
with a looping header. Dog battled on, dis
. day's derby clash with Judge Walmesley 3-1, continuing their rivals’ miserable run of form. In'theSecond D iv i
the Third Division as Dog Inn brought their season to a close by
sion, Caldersto'hes saw off bottom side LS Roof ing 5-2. There was a tum-up in
Their equaliser came y h en ;P au l Pountaih; :
playing the unity and passion that is associated with the'club.
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" '’infront at the interyalJ^,eftorte and support this ..........
local derby agairisfc^I^w^Bpstock limped off earjjii^u^i"We are.';;also~most Moor tonight, before fac- frTthe second half,- the%g'rateful''fb* The' Dog ing Ossy Rover^'^etefi^ Waggon took the lea'd s on Sunday.
Inn.',' ■ • First Division RESULTS Knuzden Pub 2, Brown
Cow 2; Low Moor 3, Judge Walmesley 1. Second Division
having been hauled down ’ Horses 1. inside the area, picked himself up to fire home his fifth goal of the sea son from the spot. Waggon were reduced to ten men after an ugly
; Calderstones 5, LS Roofing 2. . ; V '. Third Division Dog Inn l ; Waggon and
Toni;;h( (kick*orr 6 p.m.) First Division
FIXTURES
Brown Cow v Low Moor Sunday
First Division Ossy Rovers Veterans v
Brown Cow (King Georges); Rishton Arms y Low Moor (Norden). ■ ' ' Second Division . -
S tation Helmshore v
Cafderstones (Haslingdcn). TABLES
■ Judge Walrn’Iey .20 10 Knuzden Pub.....l8 9 Low Moor..........15 9 DukeWeIlingtonl9 8 0s^Refugees....l8 5 0ssyRvrsVets...l6 5 Cro^Axes.........l8 5 0 13 15 Rishton Arms ....16 5 0 11 15 Second Division
, 0 10 30 2 7 29 2 4 29 2 9 26 2 11 17 1 10 16
P W‘ D L P
WiIpshireBH.....1513 1 1 40 Miners..;........:...14 12 ;1 1 37 Woodnook....... 1711 CaIderstones,.....1710 ‘ Crown Scaffolds .17 8 Station H'shore..l5 8 Knuzden Brook..l5 5 Uttle Crown ......12 4 Griffins Head.....l4 2 Kings Anns .......17 2 LS Roofing.......15 2 0 13 6 Third Division '
Waggon______1512 2 1 38 Woolpack......... 15 9 2 4 29 Queens CIarets...l6 9 2 5 29 Lomax.............14 7 4 3 25 Park................15 6 4 5 22 Mayfield.......... 16'5 3 8 18 Ilolchouse........ 16.5 2 9 17 Dog Inn........... 16.2 3 11 9 Church Town....15 2 2 11 8
P W D L P
6 31 5 28 7 24 8 17 6 14
StanhillLions....l7 12 0 5 36 Brown Ckiw........!? 11 3 3 36 - Plough.......;..,...16 11 0 5 33,
First Division PW D L P
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wind In the first half but they soon found them- selvffi 1-0 up in the first 10 minutes through a brilliant half-volley by Stoddart; This goal settled the
Clitheroe United ...: 2 Craven Beifery.::.'i'.‘lT6} CLITHEROE bowed;/ out of the]'BEP'Cup'at^ ’ the quarter-final stage to Craven Heifer. Craven defended the
, ; The second half began with Craven using the,.- wind to their advantage;- to pressure the United defence and from a cor ner, Charnley headed home to put them in the lead once more. After that, Clitheroe,
strikes from Pinnard. •
Craven seemed to wake up United and they stormed back level before half-time thanks to a couple of great
■visitors and they started to pass the hall around with ease. Craven’s pres sure soon paid off again when a fierce whipped-in free kick was headed home by Pever^i. The second goal by
uncharacteristically, fell apart. Soon after, Hodgkin- son gave away a dubious penalty and Bolton con- ■verted with ease. Falmer made i t 5-2
when he hammered home from 30 yards and
to .complete United’s misery, an own goal con
tributed to the sixth. United face Mill Hill
St Peter’s away on Satm- day. All players to meet a t the Dog Music and Sports Bar for 12-15 p.m.
'FOOTBALL LEAGUE ‘ '«rf"7/fi-HESULTS "
EAST LANCASHIRE
•> e'r";>’-:BEP Cup : - - ■, ■ Clitlieroe Utd 2, Heifer 6;
Michelin 3, Read Utd 1. Rcscnc Division Cup
Colme Utd 0, Settle TJtd 1;
Goodshaw Utd 2, Kelbrook 2 (aet); Read Utd 1, Enfield 3. First Division
Hurst Green 4, Sabden 0; Rimington 2, Worsthome 3;
Stacksteads 3. Settle Utd 0. Second Division
Barnoldswick PR2, Mill
Hill 2; Oswaldtwistle St Mary's 2, Belvedere 0.
Reserve Division
Sabden 1» Hurst Green 2. TABLES
.GoodsbawUtd...l613 Enfield______ 18 11 Stacksteads........l6 9 Colne Utd____ 19 9 Rimington .........17 7 Kelbrook.........\.16 6 Bly Boys'Club...l6 6 Hunt Green.......l8 6
First Division P W D
11 19
L P 2 40 5 35 4 30 8 29 8 23 6 22 7 21
^.Settle Utd____18 4 4 10 16 i'Worsthorne..._17- 4' 3 10 15 -.;-*After resignation of Rolls-Royce Second Division
Padiham............2114 2 Clitheroe Utd.....l6 14 1 Craven Heifer ....1913 1 Micbelin ............19 9 6 MfilHiU...........2010 3 Ossy St Marys ...20 10 2 Read Utd_____ 17 7 3 BamoldswickPR19 6 3 Bly Belvedere ....19 6 2 R(^ Rovers ......22 5 4 Calderstones....;.17 3 0
Hurst Green.......2120 Enfield______ 2217 Worsthome........2215
Kelbrook......... 1614 Goodshaw Utd ...1913
Sabden.............. 15 5* 1 9 16
PW D L P 1 43
EarbyTbwn.....„19 2 3 R e s e rv e D iv is io n PW D 1 2 2
0 1
Rimington.........1810 Sabden...............l9 8 Colne Utd____ 21 6 BamoIdswickPR22 5 Rolls-Royce .......20 4 Read Utd_____19 4 Settle Utd____ 20 4 EarbyTown.......l9 2
1 0
11 20 13 19 14 9 14 9
8 32 7 24 10 21
L P 0 61
5 40
1 10 25 3 12 21 2 2
8 30
1 14 13 0 16 12 1 16
15 17 14 14
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DAVID JOHNSON was out of pocket on Saturday after he shot a hole in one a t the e ig h th a t Clitheroe Golf Club. The golfer was the toast of
the clubhouse after, his 160- yard tee-shot found the perfect spot.
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However, i t wasn’t good,
3 : .Cowley, finished fifth with 68 nett after a card play-off. j • -Denis Greenup and Darren Heesom were the winners after shooting 66.
Mantle finished in runners-up :'don Rothvrell (86-15-71) to B. Edmondson andvK.:
position a shot further adrift, beating R Dunn and Andrew Walmsley on the card. . . S. Swindells and C. Wood
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/were fourth after a card play off, while Dennis Preedy and. Nigel Willis came sixth. : Rob Andrew was the win ner of Clitheroe Golf Club’s First Division fi-ve-club medal competition. .;; • His score of 74-3-71 was
good enough to beat R. Taylor. (78-7-71) on the card. John '- Cartmell was-third after ■shooting 76-4-72.
. The Second Division was . ,
won by W Towneley after h e : carded 85-16-69. His score was - two shots better than J.E Nut-:: ter (84-13-71) who beat Cor-;
: The inaugural Clarets v Rovers match at 'Whalley Golf Club took place on Sunday. Last year’s captain and
ond place after a card play-off. The Third Division was won by D. Woodworth (92-24-68).
devoted Claret, L ^ Dearden, and president John Pollard had a new trophy, made so th a t supporters of the two football clubs could have an annual clash.
i '. And when the first match was held, it was the followers of the Premiership club who came out on top 4.5-1.5. *
: > ./Roger Altham’s consistency throughout, the winter saw
.him emerge as;the winner.of, the vProfesssional’s Winter Series at Mytton-Fold GC. -i
And when the new season started on Saturday he was
straight back into the s\ving of things as he partnered Brad Smith to success in the dri- ving-in stableford. They amassed 41 points to
first competition of the season was a Texas Scramble won by. K: Rogerson, J. Hodkinson, D.. Bramwell and J. Lord with a- score of 58.4.
win by two points from Dave Whetton and Gordon Watts. . Stonyhurst Park go’s mens'_
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, Daphne Dawson aced at the •18th hole - her seventh hole in one.-in the Whalley. Ladies' Captain's Drive-In. ; . ,
: The competition was won by Gail Aiimorth, on th'e card from Betty Dixon'and Julie
• ; Stephenson. . Gail carded (86-13-73) to
win from Betty (88-15-73) and Julie (108-35-73) in a-tight
contest. The lady captain’s driving-
■ in stableford at Mytton Fold on Simday was won by Carol Cherry with 19 points. Karen.
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- Kenworthy was second after a -card play-off.'
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The Scott-Leggatt four- ^mes club qualifier at Stony-
, hurst Park'GC was won by Margaret Carrington and Joyce Kenyon-with a score of 97-23-74.
:• ard and Jo Porter ■with a score of 32 stableford points/i;s».S''> ‘'
. The Australian Spoons sta bleford foursomes was won in .a card play-off by Jean Cow-.
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THERE are only three days to go before our, marothon couple are pounding the pavements in the London Marathon. ’ - At 9-45 aim. on Sunday, ■
Chris and Cheryl set off on the gruelling 26 miles and 385 yards in support of the , charity, Friends of War Memorials. Cheryl has been able to
follow their training . schedule to the letter this week, but Chris picked up a cold last week, so has been
■ "I feel like death." V , f ; y. ; - He had to miss the last - .
worried about numing so - close to the big day in case he'makes it worse. He'said:;
run with Downham'. r - marathoner Ian Poole, so Cheryl took advantage of the good weather and the lighter evenings to complete the eight-miler. She said: "We have obeyed
our training schedule and so have reduced our mileage. We are cycling to and from work, though, and doing
long walks with the dogs, about two hours"
. .They rah home to
' Chatbum on Monday, a six- mile route via Bnmgerley and a section of the Ribble Way, with their last outing a brisk half-hour run on Wednesday. . Full rest is now required, to let the body build up reserves for what will be a hard few hours on Sunday. Both are confident in
completing the course, although Chris is worried
about his cold and they
' suspect nerves -vviU be a little more tense on the day. : . What is certain, though, "
is th a t there will be celebration, relaxation and . relief after the hard work and the tension of training. Cheryl said:. "We have
done all that we could, so we just have to go and run it." Chris added that after all the training, the hardest part will be driving their camperyan to London for the event!
thank all those, who have supported them and the - charity during their ' training.’ Chris said: "The prize
The couple would like to
draw will be made early next week, probably after we've
•recovered, but there will still be time to call in at the shop and buy some tickets in ’ right up to the last minute." Donations can be made
and draw tickets purchased at Onward and Outward, 32 King Street, Clitheroe.
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