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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, August 15th, 2002 35


. JENNINGS i RIBBLESDALE CRICKET


, LEAGUE i


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; Senior Division . TABLES


I'ChcrryTree..;..2010 -4 18 81 !Earby...:......... .20 11 6 12 73 Read......... ......20 10 4 10 72- Settle....... .......20 9 8 14 65 ■


Bamoldswick.....20 12 3 12 82 . PW L Bp P


iRibblesdale W....20 7 8 18 63 iPadibam..;....:....20 8 6 10 62 ’- |“Gt Harwood .....20 8 ',:8 TO 59 IClitheroe..........20 7 8 10 55 Whatley...........20 6 9 6 46 ■Blackburn N...'...20 4 . 9 8 42 iBaxenden...........20 4 10 8 40 1 'Edenfield......... 20 4 10. .8 40 !0ssy Immanuel..20 3- 9 .6 37 !*denotes tied game . ' i , First Division .


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!Salesbury.'..........1712 > 1- 16 84. -Clitheroe....I......17 11-4 16 75 GtHarwood..... 17 10 2 10 72/.


.Pendle Forest.....17 3 5 9 14 Cowling....... . ..17 3 2 12. 11’ Foulndge........;.17 0 ’ 4 13 ■4 Second Division


Bradley...;....:....17 6 2 8 23 Thornton.......:..17 5' 5 7 20- Long Lee....:.......17 4 V2 10 16.


- Glusbum............17.’ 7: 2 8 23 Airedale.............17. 5 3 9 18. Cononley..........17 4 i 12; 13 Gargrave....... .’..17 4:. l 12 13


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iBarnoldswick.,...17 9 ' 6 16.60 i Burnley Belv....17 8 6 10 56 'Burnley GS0B...17 7 6 12 55 'Earby ....V..........17 6 8 10 46 !Cherry Tree......17 6 10 8 40- ' iRibblesdaleW....17 4.10 8 34 rPadiham.....;..‘....17 .4'; 10 -4 30. lRolIs*Royce.;;.;/.17 . 3..10 6 29' iStacksteads.......17 3 10 6 29 f ;


Second Division


•Baxenden.............17 12 * 2 22 88 ’Edenfieid....... ;.17 12 2 18 82 . : Blackburn N.....1712 ‘ 4 18 80 ;Settle.................... 17 10 3 12 70 Head.................... 17.9 5 16 67


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^.Rolls-Royce..... 17 1 12 6 19 s Third Division '


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;0ssy Immanuel..l7 10 2 24 '84 fRibblesdale W....17 9 2; 18 75 ••Read......... ;.....15 8 4 16 62 ’-Blackburn N.;....17 6 7 12 50 'Bamoldswick....17 6 7 6 49 f Clitheroe.......... ....17 5 5 8 47 -Earby.............16 5 6 10 45 ?.CherryTree..........16 4 5 10 44 f-Gt Harwood......... 17 4 5 10 46 rPadibam........... ...15 5 7 10 41 7 Settle..................17 3 7 6 41 “Baxenden.............15 4 6 8 38 ' Burnley Belv....15 3 3 4 37 ! Edenfield........16 3 6 4 33 •Salesbury........17 2 5 2 30


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i JPMEWIES CRAVEN AND DISTRICT CRICKET LEAGUE


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First Division TABLES


1 Erabsay.........17 14 3 0 45 ' Oakworth...... 17 13 2 2 41 ; Barrowford.... 17 10 5 2 35 i Cullingworth...17 9 1 7 28 ; Skipton Church..l7 7 4 6 25 • Haworth.............17 6 5 5 25


P W D L P


■ Embsay..... . ...17 13 3 1 42 Thornton..........17 10 2 5 32 Barrowford........1710 2 5 32 Oakworth.........17 9 3 5 30 Haworth..../......17 9 2 6 29 Cullingworth......17 8 3 6 27 Skipton Church..l7 8 3 6 27 Cowling..;..... ;..17 7, 2 8 23 Pendle Forest.....17:6 3 . 8 21 Long Lee....... ...17 4 1 12 13 Bradley......


Glusbum :...17 1 2 14 5 Fourth Division


IngrowSt Johns.1713 3 1 42 Chatbum..... .....17 11 2 4 35 Airedale....... ....17 10 5 2 35 Ingrow......... ....17 9 ■


PW D L P


Foulridge..... ....17 8 '4 5 .28 Denholme.........17 7 3 6 24


v4 4 31


Keighley Tech....17 6 4 7 22 Pendle Forest.....17 5 . 4 8 19 Sutton......... ....17 5 2 10 17 Cononley.. Long Lee...


Gargrave............l7 1 3 13


THE CAN AND BOTTLE PENDLE CHARITY


FOOTBALL Charity Shield


Le a g u e RESULTS


Brierfield 2, Paak 6. . P r em ie r D iv isio n


2, E. Laycock, D. Webbe), Stork Hotel 6 (Al Bennett 3, I. Uttley, P. Hargreaves, N. Snape); Shorthomers 7 (M. Tregay 3, R. Sutcliffe


Sidewalk 53 4 (B. Park


^3, R. Atkinson), Forest 2 (W. Dennis, C. Brindle); Trafalgar 3 (M. Lord, K. Gibbons, C. Bradshaw), Strategy 147 2 (S. Madill, S. Chew); Red Lion 10 (N. Chapman 5, C. Heseltine 4, D. Terry), Redskins 1 (S.


Kitchen). . First Division


• Arms 0; North Valley 3 (A. Smith 2, S. French), George and Dragon A 3 (E. Flanagan, K. Higginson, L.


Waggoners 2 ( J. Holgate, A. Schofield), Trawden


Carleton...........17 2 3 12 9 Third Division P W D L P.


Haworth WE... .17 12 1 4 37 Sutton*........... ..17 10 3 . 3 35.. Denholme...... ..17 9 4 4 31 Chatbum....... .17 9 3 5 30- IngrowStJohns.17 9 1 . 6 30 Ingrow.......... ...17 8 4 5 28 Jimmy Nelson's..l7 8 2 7 26


, P W '.: D L P


Cryer); -Earb'y-ConseVva- tive Club 2 (D.'Holt; Elliot), Colnef Cougars 1 (D. HamiIton);vFurnico.4,y Colne. Cougars'll ;/Pendle, Forest 2, Prairie Rangers 3. : Second Division ; . . George and Dragon Vet­


erans 12, Conncctions+ 1; • Bull Hotel 2, Coach House 8; Morris Dancers 0, Paak B 6; Union Hotel 0, Sacred Heart 8. 4 J*'


FIVE-A-SIDE New Inn 3, Cantona


ROEFIELD LEISURE CENTRE


LEAGUE RESULTS


Seagulls; ‘M issfits 11, Dinamo Kebab 2; Clitheroe Clowns 19, Barbarians 2; Roefield 10, Massey 4. FIXTURES


Menacing Duck v ...17 2 4 11 10


• v Massey (10-20 a.m.); Roefield v Dinamo Kebab (11 a.m.); New Inn v Bar­ barians (11-40 a.m.).


Clitheroe Clowns (9 a.m.); Missfits v Dunop Who (9: 40 a.m.); Cantona Seagulls


CLITHEROE AND


,.17 4 3 9 15 ,.17 2 .3 12 9.


DARTS AND DOMINOES


DISTRICT


LEAGUE RESULTS D a r ts


Bridge 4, Royal Oak 3. POINTS AND


POSITIONS D a r ts


Cow 32; 3, Swan 26; 4, Royal Oak 18; 5, Craven


1, LFC 34; 2, Brown


17; 6, Bridge 13. * : D om in o e s


1, LFC 80; 2, Royal Oak


68; 3, Brown Cow 67; 4, Bridge 62; 5, Swan 61; 6, Craven 55.


Selected


teams for the


weekend CRICKET


wood, home, meet 1 p.m.) N. Bolton, N. Bibby, A. Burns, Stephen Bishop, S. Whalley, M. Bolton, M.


Clitheroe (v Great Har­ SATURDAY LFC 3, Brown Cow 4;


Coulter, S. Coulter , G.; Kershaw, M. Hargreaves,, Fitton, scorer - J. Black­ burn^


Clitheroe 2nds (v Great^ '


Harwood, away, meet 12-' 45 p.m.) J. Green, P. Bish­ op, M: Scott, P. Gaskell, M. Preston, Simon Bish­ op,’.R.'Dmsdalc, R. Rudd, Gi Musson. C. Brown, C. Seed. Scorer: F. Green. Read (v Eden fie ld , away, s t a r t . 2 -p.m.) C.


-.Walton; M; "Whalley, L. Woodvine, F. Barden, P. Haworth, W. Eastham, A.' T u rn e r , S. M a rsh a l l , J. M a rsh a l l , D. Lynagh, Raza. Scorer: J. Laycock. .Read 2nds (v Salesbury,


home, meet 'c lu b 1-15 p.m.) G. O'Connor, D. Thistlethwaite, A. Ben­ n e t t , J. Doughty, N. Ma rsh , T. Ma rsh, C. H o lt, M. ■ Doughty, S. Doughty, K. O'Connor, M. B e n n e t t, J. Gandy,


.scorer - J. Neary. v Ribblesdale Wanderers (v S e t t le , away, s t a r t 2 p.m.) T. Braithwaitc, M. Briggs, Dv Howard, C. H a ll, I . B r i tc l iH e , A. Ainsworth, M. Peel, P. A. Hall, R. Lloyd, J. Braith- waitej Nawaz. Ribblesdale Wanderers


2nds (v Rolls-Royce, home, s t a r t 2 p.m.) M. Wrigley, B. Spencer, P. Spencer, G. Maguire, A. King, A. Pearce, S. Field­ ing, S. W h a r to n , A. Marsh, I. Tomlinson, M.


P ra tt. Reserve: S. Perry. SUNDAY


Clitheroe 3rds (v Read,


home, meet 1-30 p.m.) A. Hacking, D. Walker, M. Powell, D. Turner, G. Sut-


. cliffe, C. Tinker, K. Dri­ ver, D. Musson, J. War- b u r to n , T. Bailey,- O. Young, S. Trotter. Scorer: N. Byrne. '


• - Read 3rds (v Clitheroe,


away, s t a r t 2 p.m.) N. Marsh, G. Hinks, I. Has- san , M. S u th e rs , M. Greenwood, T. Marsh, C. H o l t , K. O'Connor, M. Doughty, S. Doughty, J. Laycock, J. Doughty, scorer - M. Doughty. Ribblesdale Wanderers


3rds (v Belvedere, away, s ta r t 2 p.m.) D. Binns, S. B ra i th ew a i te , D. B a te ­ man, M. P ro c to r, G. Maguire, R. Lloyd, S. Wharton, C. Nuttall, M. P ra t t, L. Gidlow, C. Wil-


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HARWOOD AND GREAT


DISTRICT v BOWLING


154, Globe A 140; Heys Inn 132, Rushton Street A 159. Final: Rushton Street A


Leonard Whittaker Cup Semi Finals: Ribblesdale A


LEAGUE RESULTS


169, Ribblesdale A 136: L. . Hindle 19, M. Wensley 21; G. Hindle 21, S. Hitchon.17; K. Wells 16, A. Norman 21; B. Thomas 21, J. Kerr 18; J. War­ den 21, P. Pedder 10; S. Gall 21, A. Threlfall 15; J. Pilling 21, M- Edmnndson 10: M. Lambert 21, M. Dennett 16. First Division


Chtheroe Cricket 1; Rishton Conservative A 2, Burnley . Road B 8; Rushton Street A 6, Ribblesdale A 4; Whalley A 7, Sabden Black 3; Heys Inn 7, Globe A 3. Second Division •


Great Harwood 9,


Rishton BC 3, Spring Hill 7; Salesbury A 7, Hurst Green A 3; Coppice 4, Leisure Hour B 6; Gatty Park 8, Free Garden- ers2. :


Globe B 7, Roe Lee Park 3; Third Division


ton Street B 3; Burnley Road A 8, Ribblesdale B 2; Oakhill 1 4, Whalley B 6; Sabden Red 4, v Salesbury B 6;. Castle B 1, Oswaltwistle Conservative 9; Leisure Hour A 7, Wadding- ton A3;.' ■.


. Burnley Road A 7, Rush- v Fourth Division ; • ■ ■ i.: ■


Waddington B 3; Great Har­ wood CC 8, Rishton Conserv­ ative B 2; Hurst Green B 6, * Oakhill Vets 4; Immanuel 8, Milnshaw Wanderers 2; Mer­ cer Park 7, Grange 3;. Waddington B 3, Sydney - Street 7; Sabden Blue 9, Cas- tleAl.^:;:


Great Harwood CC 7, v’;: ’V:V , / ■ ALMOST £1,700 in prize money will be up


for grabs when the Bar-be-quick Open Doubles gets underway at Ribblesdale Wanderers BC next month.


Qualifying sessions will be held each week from /


Monday to Thursday starting on September 23rd. Practice time will start at 6-30 p.m., with the first players in action on the green at 7 p.m. each


evening for four weeks. The finals day will be on Saturday, October


26th. The entry fee is £10 and further details are


available from Michael Britcliffe at 162 Chatburn Road, Clitheroe (01200 424328).


Arthur Ormcrod Rose Bowl Doubles Compctititon


FIXTURES ' Saturday


O At Rishton Conservative


and S. Barnes v G. Leonard and D. Mercer; S. and T. Smith v D. Mather and B. - Wright; R. Hope and G. Stephenson v J. Bums and M. Cornall; J. Norris and G. Roberts v T. and M. Griffiths. 10- 15 a.m. - B. Ashworth


9- 30 a.m. - G. Parkinson


and E. Leach v R. Duxbury and A. Danson; V. O'Donnell and J. Siynn v G. Thomas and I. Berry; B. Yerkcss and M. Bums v J. and R. Isherwood; S. and G. Wood v D. Green­ halgh and G. Smith. 11 a.m. - P. Lambert and J.


•J. Pillmg v A. Clarke and R. Crompton; A. and S. Hay- hurst v S. Edmondson and A. Dewhurst. , . ;• * 11- 45 a.m. -A. Comall and


Robinson v C. Hope and A. Baxendale; B. Duckworth and E. Jones v F. Rostron and R. Thompson; M. Lambert and


K. Wells v J. Cole and partner; L. Burton and R. Duckworth v C. and R. Campbell; C. and L. Atkinson v P. Singleton and G. Yorke; S. Carter and P. O'Meara v M. Rimmer and H. Cooper. *


Club. Competitors are asked to report at the time shown. Scratch time 15 minutes, no practice..


' TABLES First Division


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.RishtonConA...16. 2 2 12 53 Clitheroe CC.....15 4.; 1 10 .51- . Second Division


Heys Inn..........16 12 0 4 107. Rushton St A.*....1612 0 .4 100 Great Harwood ..1610 1 5 94 Ribblesdale A.....15 10 0 5 92 Burnley Road B. 16 9 0 7 84 Globe A..... I.....16 7 2 7 77. Sabden Black.....16 6 0 10 69 Whalley A.......16 4 0 12 63


P W D L P


/Spring Hill........16 5. 0 11 65. GattyPark...... 16 4. .2 10 65 Rishton BC...... 16 2 1 13 49 • Third Division


Roe Lee Park .....1611' . 0 5105 Salesbury A.......16 10 ■ 0 6 97 Leisure HourB..15 12 0 3 93 Hurst Green A...1611 0 5 92 Free Gardeners ..16 8. -o 8 81 Globe B .............15 -8 1 6 72- Coppice...........16.6 ; 0 10 71


.Ossy Con......... 17 13 0 -4118 Salesbury B .......1712 . 0 5105


P w D L . p


. Leisure HourA..17:;8: 0 9 79: ' Waddmgton A ...18 .6 ’ 0 12 77


•Rushton St B....1810 ”1: -7101 Ribblesdale B....17 10: : o,,;.:7 85, Burnley Road A.16 7' vl ;-.-8 82


P W D L P ’


Oakhill............ 15 7 1 7 76 Whalley B.......17 8 0 9 75 Castle B..... .....17 5 0 12 69 Sabden Red......17 5 1 11 63 Fourth Division


. WaddingtonB... 19 -5 1 13 73 CastleA.......... 19 6 ,0 13 71 . Hurst Green B...18 3 2 13 61


HYNDBURNAND DISTRICT BOWLING


LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division


■ ton Street E 3; Free Gardeners 10, Waddington A 0; Globe A 8, Hollands 2; Globe D 3, Coppice 7; Oakhill Park A 4, Ribblesdale A 6; Ribblesdale A 7, Globe E 3; Rushton Street E 0, Globe A 10. . Second Division


Burnley Road C 7, Rush-


Con C 8; Rushton Street C 8, Whalley B 2; Rusbton Street D 4, Clitheroe CC 6; Sabden B 3, Rishton BC 7; Rishton Con


Burnley Road D 2, Rishton


. C 2, Salesbury Blue 8; Sales­ bury Blue 9, Sydney Street 1; Whalley B 2, Clitheroe CC 8. Third Division


- 8, Grange A 2; Milnshaw Park 5, Immanuel A 5; Oakhill Ash 7, Salesbury Red 3; Ossy Con 8, Alma A 2; Waddington B 3, Burnley Road B 7.


■; Fourth Division ■:


AlmaB7, OakhiUPark B 3; Grange C.7, Sabden C 3;


Grange C 8, Alma B 2. 'IndividualKnockout :;


; 17, B. Horman 21; C. Camp-’ Quarter-finals: M. Burns


Burnley Road B 7, Milnshaw Park 3; Gatty Park.


Grange.............19 15 0 4 129 Gt Harwood CC.19 14 0 5 122 OakhillVets..... 19 12 0 7 120 Mercer Park.... 18 14 1 3 118 Immanuel........19 9 0 10 92 Sabden Blue..... 19 10 0 9 89 Rishton Con B...18 8 1 -9 88; Sydney Street ....19 7 0 • 12 80 Milnshaw Wndrsl8 6 1 11 77 .


PW D L P


bell 21, K. Logan 9; G. Wing­ field 4, R. Derbyshire 21; G. Broderick 21, B. Yerkess 17. , Semi-finals: G. Broderick


21, R.Derbyshire 15; B. Hor- man 16, C. Campbell 21. Final: C.’ Campbell 21, G.


Broderick 4. TABLES


Globe A............ 16 14 0 2121 Globe E...........1510 1 4 89 Ribblesdale A....15 9 0 6 87 Hollands..........15 8 0 7 78 Coppice...........15 8 0 7 75 Burnley Road C.14 7 0 7 73 Free Gardeners ..14 6 0 8 69 Rushton St E.....15 6 0 9 68 Globe D............15 6 0 9 68 Waddington A ...16 5 0 11 54 Oakhill Park A...16 3 1 12’ 48 Second Division


First Division P W D L P


Rishton BC........ 14 13 ,0 1103 Rushton St C....1511 1 3 94 Salesbury Blue ...15 10. 0 5 92 Whalley A.......14 10 0 4 85 ClithcrocCC....15 8 1 6 82 SabdenB....... ...14 6 0 8 77 Rishton Con C...15 7 0 8; 68 WhalleyB.........15 4 1 10 61 Rushton St D..—


; PW D L I’ THE Julia Whal­


ley Rosebowl will be contested at’Sabden Bowling Club on Sat­ urday and Sunday. - Competitors are


requested to report at the times stated, scratch time 15 min­ utes and no practice is permitted. , Sunday will be finals


day, from 1 p.m., fol­ lowing qualifying on


Saturday. 9- 30 a.m. - G. Thomas


and I. Berry v T. and M. Griffiths; M. Wright and B. Yerkess v J. Jones and E. Exley; B. Mather and P. Bee v T. and S. Smith; G. Ramsbottom and M. Beardsmore v D. Greenhal­ gh and G. Smith. 10- 30 a.m. - B. Exley


Sydney Street ....14 2 0 12 41 Burnley Road D15 2 1 12 40 Third Division


14 5 0 9 56


’ Alma A..’.........14 7 ' 01/ 7 68, Sa!esburyRed.;..14 4 0,, 10 54 Immanuel A..... 15 3 2 10 53


■ Burnley Road B.1510. 0; 5 89 GattyPark...... 15 9' L ■ 5 87


,3 Waddington B ...14 3 0 11 44 Milnshaw Park’..15 0 1 14 44 Fourth Division P W D L P


Globe C.......... 1514 0 1.119 Mercer Park ......1614 0 : 2116 RibblesdaleC....’.15 8 ’:2',;-1 86 Immanuel B.......15' 9 ■ 0 . 6 80, Grange C.........15 7 1 7 78 Oakhill Beech ....14, 7 0 7 70 Sabden C........15, 6 1 8 66 Oakhill Park B...14 5 0 9 61‘ AlmaB............16 2 0 14:49 SabdenA....... ;.15:1 : 0 vl4’J25


Ossy Coil......... 14 12 0 2103 GrangeA........15 12 0 3 98 Oakhill Ash...... 1511 ”0 , 4 90;


’ PW D L P


and D. Cottam v G. and S. Wood; M. and D. Greenhal­ gh v E. Leach and G. Skel- lom; R. and G. Campbell v J. Postlethwaite and B. Pilling; J. Robinson and A. Whalley v G. Stephenson and R. Hope. 1 p.m. - D. Jones and P.


■' front fog lamps, climate control ....................- ■ • ■ ......... ...................... ............. • .£11(650


CLITHEROE Wolves enjoyed a summer train­ ing school at Blackburn Rovers’ state-of-the-art Brockhall ■ training ground. Players and club offi­


cials are pictured with Rovers’ striker Matt Jansen as they lake a break from the action. (J190702/I0)


Neil leads them home


PENDLE Athletics Club member Neil Tat- tersall won the Lancashire Sports Repairs Cliviger 6-mile Road Race on Sunday in a time of 31:45. .


: ■ Clayton’s Andrew Hartley came second, while


Wigan’s John Worthington was third. Sixth-placed John Tomlinson (Clayton) was


the first veteran over 40 home while one place fur-. ther back, Thornton Taylor (Rossendale), won the over 45s race.


Blackburn’s Evan Cook, who finished ninth, ' .


was the first among the over 50s past the finishing post, while Bury’s Alan Healey (26th) won the


over 55s category. Ted Finch, of Clayton, was the best placed over


60 runner in 46th place, and Tom Finch of Hali­ fax Harriers was the highest, placed pensioner in


89th place. The ladies’ race was won by Amy Green of


Spenborough in a time of 39:14. She finished in 35th place overall. Clayton’s Lindsay Hudson (44th) was second, while Candice Leah (48th) of Trawden was third. Forty-ninth placed Corina Cramer, of Leeds and Bradford Triathlon Club, was the first veteran over 35 home while Halifax’s Linda Crabtree (62nd) and Clayton’s Jean Rawl- inson (63rd) were the over 40s and 50s winners respectively.


ton; 4, Andrew Stubbs; 5, Richard Thomas; 6, John Tomlin­ son; 7, Thornton Taylor; 8, John Wieczorek; 9. Evan Cook; 10, Paul Brannigan; 11, Peter Butterworth; 12, Gareth Williams; 13, Paul Prescott; 14, Graham Cunliffe; 15, John Roche; 16, Marc Hartley; 17, Brent Hoggan; 18, Mark Hitcheson; 19, John Rutter; 20, Raymond Lees; 21, Sean Clare; 22, Ian Millar; 23, Neil Worswick; 24, Richard


1, Neil Tattersall; 2, Andrew Hartley; 3, John Worthing­ RESULTS


Roberts; 25, Paul Hesketh. 26, Alan Healey; 27, Andrew Green; 28, Michael Hunt;


29, Gordon Barrett; 30, Stephen White; 31, Martin Terry; 32, Richard Stott; 33, Mike Leary; 34, David Barrowclough; 35, Amy Green; 36, Kevin Bridge; 37, Graham Murray; 38, Ian Hargreaves; 39, Neil Hardiman; 40, Keith Parkinson; 41, Dave Haygarth; 42, Andrew Kelly; 43, Geoff Biscomb; 44, Lindsay Hudson; 45, Paul Dugdale; 46, Ted Orrell; 47, Peter Myerscough; 48, Candice Leah; 49, Gorina Cramer; 50, Peter Thompson. 51, Stuart Hartley; 52, James Nolan; 53, Gary Balmer;


reisn as


CLITHEROE Wolves Under 8s turned perennial under-achiev­ ers Spain into champions at the Junior, Football Tournament at Shawbridge on Sunday. All the sides adopted the identi­


ty of different nations, and the Wolves, playing as Spain, beat rivals Clitheroe Rangers - Brazil - 1-0 in the final. The team topped the league


table after finishing unbeaten. The Wolves first beat Chipping


(England) 3-0 with goals from Ripley (2) and Gudgeon.


They bettered that with a 5-0


win over Readstone (Portugal), with Ripley hitting a hat-trick. Bailey and Kenneriy were also on target. Parkinson's goal was enough to


beat Clitheroe Rangers (Brazil), and a strike from Dent saw off Readstone (Argentina). The locals played out a goal-less


draw with Chipping (Republic of Ireland) to finish top of the group. In the semi-final, the Wolves


met Chipping (England), winning 5-0 with Ripley netting another


S to r k H o t e l ............ 5


S id ew a lk ...................4 STORK opened the 2002-3 Pendle Charity League season with a thrilling win over Side­ walk. After a lacklustre opening 25 minutes, Stork opened their


account .through Andy Bennett after good work from Hargreaves and Ian Uttley. Sidewalk equalised


soon after but Bennett created the second when he crossed for Neil Snape to power home from four yards. Yet again, a long ball


treble, and Kenneriy adding a brace. The final against Rangers


(Brazil) was hard-fought, with Rangers defending well. Bailey finally broke through to


score the winner with time run­ ning out. It was an excellent tournament


with lots of goals, and goalkeeper Moorhouse finished without con­ ceding a goal, although Ripley's eight goals earned him the man of the tournament award.


Stork win nine-goal thriller


caught Stork napping as they were pegged back once more as the score at half-time read 2-2. The second 45 minutes


started very well for the Storks with player-man­ ager Uttley nudging his team ahead when he powered home from a Hargreaves comer.


IS S l$ liS I^ PW P P P ilP * i Man of the match


Bennett then completed his hat-trick with two smart finishes. Sidewalk gave Stork a


scare, late-on when they scored twice but the Read outfit held on for a welcome win.


54; Dany Robson; 55, James.Pickles; 56, Vinny Brodrick; 57, James North; 58, Roy Ashcroft; 59, Melvyn Thistleth­ waite; 60, Andrew Bibby; 61, Warren Howell; 62, Linda Crabtree; 63, Jean Rawlinson; 64, Mark Chung; 65, Carole Waterhouse; 66, Ged Hurley; 67, John Griffin; 68,Robert Hurst; 69, James Stuart; 70, Carl Nelson; 71, David Ham­ mer; 72, Andrea Barrowclough; 73, Andrew Hollas; 74, David Salmon;.75, Michael Home. 76, Thomas Greenhalgh; 77, David Cummings; 78, Paul


Barwick; 79, Bob Larkin; 80, Michael Anderson; 81, John Devlin; 82, John Weame; 83, Clifford Simpkin; 84, Peter Ehrhardt; 85, Ken Williams; 86, Stephen Bury; 87, Howard Henshaw; 88, Roy Paul; 89, Tom Finch; 90, Graham Cun- liffe; 91/ Frances Austin; 92, Eric Wrathall; 93, Matthew Pixton; 94, Kath Brady; 95, Mark Grice; 96, Gerard McCabe; 97, Mark Fleming; 98, Brian Tull; 99, Mandy Goth; 100, Louise Gilchrist. 101, John Haworth; 102, Brian Scully; 103, Graham


Spark; 104, Francis Richardson; 105, Mark Brennan; 106, Catherine Kelly; 107, David Fleming; 108, Bernard Elking- ton; 109, Barry Chapman; 110, Joe Edmondson; 111, Les Paul; 112, George Barrow; 113, Peter Blackledge;114, Christine Leathley; 115, Roger Lockwood; 116, S. Wilson; 117, David O’Neill; 118, Susan Finnerty; 119, Bryan Pycroft; 120, Leslie Jackson; 121, Nicholas Daly; 122, Richard Kelly; 123, Tony Martin; 124, John McNabb; 125, Roy Pickles. 126, David Chadwick; 127, Lindsay Duerdan; 128, Ber­


nice Greenhalgh; 129, Jack Maguire; 130, Kitty Garnett; 131, David Thilwind;132, Tom Hilton; 133, Loma Balmer; 134, Judith Cunliffe; 135, George Marsden; 136, Graham


Cottam.


ROYAL British Legion A still have a healthy lead at. the top of the Clitheroe Pool League Premier Division despite being walloped 9-3 by third-placed Buck A last week. The leaders hold a


nine-point lead over Low Moor who were narrow 7-5 winners over Legion’s B side. It’s rieck-and-neck at


the top of the First Divi­ sion as Waggon and Horses A lead Stork Hotel B by just one point. Waggon had a 7-0


walkover over Whalley Arms B while Stork


. defeated Ultraframe 9-3. RESULTS


Premier Division


Low Moor 7; Castle A 8, Stork Hotel A 4; Buck A 9, Royal


Royal British Legion B 5,


British Legion A 3; Rose and Crown 5, Whalley Arms A 7. First Division


frame 3; Dog Music Bar 7, Brown Cow 5; Whalley Arms B 0, Waggon and Horses 7; White Hart 6, Pendle Hotel B 6.


Stork Hotel B 9, Ultra­ Second Division Royal Oak 6, New Inn 6; St


Peter’s (HG) 7, Horse shoe B 5; Brown Cow (Chatbum) 6, Bridge A 6; Bay Horse (Bar- row) 8, Buck Wrinkleys 4. Third Division


Horse 3; Horse Shoe C 1, Buck B 11; Royal British Legion C 6, Pendle Witch 6; Bridge B 5, Rose and Crown


Pendle Hotel A 9, White


Rejects 7. Ladies' Division


Bridge 5; Legion 4, Buck 5; Pendle Hotel A 7, Royal Oak 2. FIXTURES


Premier Division


Crown; Royal British Legion A v Castle A; Stork Hotel A v Royal British Legion B; Whalley Arms A y Buck A.


Low Moor v Rose and


B; Ultraframe v White Hart; Pendle Hotel B .10 1 7 Waggon and Horses A v Dog


i Brown Cow v Stork Hotel Brown Cow.........10 3 5 First Division Ultraframe......... 10 3 3


Musie Bar; Pendle Hotel B v » Whalley .Arms B.


„ Siccond Dirision Arn^BlO


jS \ o ’ P W L


(Barrow); New Inn v Brown New Inn..........10 5 2 Cow (Chatburn); Buck BayHorse....... dO 3 1 Wrinkleys v Royal Oak; Horse Shoe B....10 4 4 Bridge A v St Peter’s (Hurst Royal Oak........10 1 4 Green).


Horse Shoe B v Bay Horse St Peter’s (HGJ..10 5 1 Brown Cow (Ch)lO 5 0 Pendle Hotel A; Phndle Hotel B ^ leBWltch.... j9


White Horse v Legion; Royal Oak v Whalley Arms; Buck v


Premier Division


Ladies* Division . Buek Wrinkleys .10 1 9 Thrrd D.v.s.on


„ I r 0 9 \


’ v Dog Inn; Bridge open date. RB Legion c!ZlO 4 1 TABLES _


Dog Inn (Whalley) 4, Whalley Arms A10 4 4 2 70


, RB Legion A.....10 8 1 1 97 Horse Shoe C.....10 1 6 Ladies’ Division


PW L D P Rosefc Crown RIO 4 4


Low Moor........10 8 2 0 88 White Horse......9 0 7 Buck A........... 10 5 4 1 81


p W


Stork Hotel A. ...10 3 5 2 64 Buck................. 9 7 Rose&Crown....lO 3 5 2 60 RB Legion...... . 8 7 Castle A...........10 4 6 . 0 60 Pendle Hotel A.... 9 ’7 RB Legion B.....10 0 8 2 40 Whalley Arms..... 10 6 First Division White Horse...... 9 4 PW L D P Dog Inn............. 8 2


Pendle Hotel A..10 5 4 Bridge B...........10 5 5


Bridge A ...........10 1 6


D P 5 88 4 83 3 77' 6 75 2 70 5 61 3 61 0 45


Wagn& Horses A10 8 1 1 91 Royal Oak.......... 9 3 Stork Hotel B_10 7’ 1 2 90 Bridge................ 7 2 White Hart....;...10 6 1 3 86 Pendle Hotel B.... 7 0


Bold v G. Rushton and D. Sumner; J. and M. Wright v P. Lambert and K. Lingard: J. and M. Boocock v S. Gall and G. Dodd; P. and V. Warburton v S. Carter and B. Ashworth/. , 2 p.m. - D. Mather and


W. Bee v J. Cropper and B. Wright; G. Clark and D. Rostron v J. Cornthwaite and J. York; J. Beesley and A. Barrett v. M. Lambert and J. Pilling; K. and P. Stansfield v V. O'Donnell and partner.. -.s •


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