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Second half display sees Clitheroe to victory


Lonsdale Wanderers .........i.;;...‘...:....'. Clitheroe'..........'.".'.'."f.'.'."'" " i2 CLITHEROE RUFC returned to league action after their enforced lay-off, due to the freezing conditions, and travelled to Kirkby


Lonsdale to play newcomers Lonsdale Wan­ derers. Missing four regulars, skipper Matt Dug-


dale was forced into a major reshuffle of the backs.


Brian Wood came in a t full back, allowing Andrew Burrili to take the number twelve shirt


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berth. In the forwards, Dave Tattersall added his


and Phil Wynnstanley made his debut on the left flank. Gordon Woodburn occupied the fly half


considerable experience to the front row. The first half was a drab affair, Clitheroe


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often as possible was missed by the referee, and the Maroon and Golds seemed incapable of doing anything about it. Frustation spilled over towards the end of


the half when Tattersall was sin-binned for stamping at the ruck.


Despite being one man down for 10 minutes,


Clitheroe’s defence held out well, and the half­ time whistle came with the score a t three points each. After a dressing down from coach Greg


Nyhan, the second half saw a far better perfor­ mance.


t Good work midfield from Roger Holmes and


Ralph Rigby set up a ruck just inside the oppo­ nents half. Owain Jones released a quick pass to centre Burrili, who in turn put wingman Phil Parker outside his man. Parker still had plenty to do but pace and power saw him over in the comer for a fine try. Woodburn converted and Clitheroe had


finally taken the lead, 10-6. A second penalty increased the lead to seven


points, just before the men from Littlemoor clicked into gear for the final 10 minutes. Substitute Paul Carberry burst upfield,


aided by Dugdale and fellow prop Harry Proc­ tor, then released backrow man Nathan Cal- ton, who powered through to claim another five-pointer and seal a fine win.


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Michael bags a brace as Readstbne triumph


Readstone United Under 8s-j4 H u n c o a t .............. ............. .7.2 THE Under 8s continued their


Matthew Shirtcliffe and man of the match Kenneth Taylor also scored. Readstone United Under 8s B 5 Huncoat Under 8s ................. 2 UNITED’S Under 8s B team play­ ers are keeping the A team on their


notched. Rhys Meehan was named man of


and Luke Bailey (2) and man of the match Thomas Sharpies. Readstone United Under ids 2 Colne Clarets Under 10s . . .1 THE North Valley outfit produced a battling performance to overcome Colne Clarets 2-1 and continue their quest for the top of the table. Luke Basterfield and Josh Neary


toes after they had a fine 5-2 win over Huncoat.' Goalscorers were Joe Martin (2)


the match. Readstone Girls Under 12s .3 Clitheroe Wolves Under 12s 1 DERBY day saw United’s girls overcome arch rivals Clitheroe Wolves 3-1. A brace from Sarah Walker and one from Rachel Walker contributed


excellent season with a 4-2 victory over Hpncoat. Michael Cox bagged a brace while


' towards the emphatic victory. Ellie Kinlin was named player of


the match. - Readstone United Under 12s 2 Akzo Juniors ........................ 7 THE team suffered a disappointing cup exit at the hands of Akzo. Ben Williams and Louis Lavis-


of the match. Readstone United Under 13s 1 Feniscowles Under 1 3 s .........2 A DISAPPOINTING result for Readstone who had Mark Campbell to thank for scoring their goal. It was particularly pleasing to see


count found the back of the net. Scott Derbyshire was named man


former. Readstone Under 15s ......... 2 Lammack Under 1 5 s ............5 UNITED were trailing 5-0 at half­ time but a battling second half per­ formance saw them pull a couple of goals back.' Man of the match Matthew


Mark score because it was his first game back since breaking his leg. Joe Garvin was the star per­


Whitwell and an own goal were on target. Readstone Under 17s ......... 1.


Old Blackburnians ..............5 READSTONE scored first through Jamie Barnes but were then overrun


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game. Whatley Pumas Under 12s .0 Accoutre .................................. 1 THE Pumas had a frustrating start to the year as they went down to a determined Accoutre.. The locals began brightly, with


by their opponents. Kieron Monks had an excellent


adjudged to have handled the ball, and Ashley Higson was beaten from the spot. Despite dominating the rest of


the pace of William Henderson and Mark Frankland always threaten­ ing the Accoutre defence. Then Gary Micallef was harshly


penalty after a solo run, but it was one of those days for the Pumas.


the match, Whalley drew a blank. Sam Townend might have won a


Whalley Juniors Under 9s . .0 Clitherqe Wolves R e d ............4


RING-rusty Whalley slipped to defeat after conceding three second- half goals. The first half was an even affair,


with chances at either end, and Whalley were unlucky to go in 1-0 down. However, Clitheroe dominated


Sam’s late strike


Clitheroe Wolves Blue Under 11 ‘.4 Readstone United.......................3


WOLVES' Accrington League side- started the New Year with a win against their local rivals in an enter­ taining ganra.


Wolves to surge in: front with three quick goals from Ben'Frankland, Chris Scott and Matthew Winckley. As the team pushed forward for


the second half was a totally differ­ ent story.- Readstone.went ahead, only for


The first half ended goal-less, but .


more goals,-they were caught nap­ ping and Readstone scored twice to equalise. The game was seemingly destined


run with a finish into the bottom comer.


thematch. Clitheroc Wolves Rangers Under 12s A Blackburn Un ited ..I ..... ..1 BOTTOM side Blackburn were despatched with minimum difficul­ ty by rampant'Wolves;' : ■


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and further goals followed from David Fallon, Jamie Hardacre and star man Matthew Nadih," giving the Wolves a 4 - 0 lead at the inter­ val. The second half started with


Alex Newton bagged the opener,


for a draw, when up popped Sain Raynor to seal the points for Wolves with a left foot screamer with the last kick of the game. Clitheroe Wolves Under 7...........1 - Ormskirk Cross Hall Juniors .....5 THE Under 7s long unbeaten run ended with a resounding defeat at the hands of a very powerful Orm- skirk. Despite the sterling efforts of


excellent consolation goal late in the secondhalf. Clitheroe Blues Under 9s ..........2 Salterforth...............1...................0 CLITHEROE moved into the last four of the cup with a hard-earned win. Salterforth started the better, and


would have gone ahead only for a brave save by Bertie Phelps. This spurred Clitheroe into action


Hardacre adding his second, but a lack of concentration allowed the visitors to pull a goal back. The last 15 minutes saw the


Wolves net another four goals, Kristofor Holland, Nadin, Daniel Rigg and an own goal completing the scoring.' Whalley........... ;.......................... 1 Clilheroe Wolves Under 13s Red.l


man of the match Cameron Arthur, ■ Ormskirk dominated the play. ■ Mathew Ashworth scored an


WOLVES were made to rue missed chances as they failed to capitalise on an early lead. After 10 minutes, Joe McTear


combined well with Daniel Oldfield and finished with a deft touch. Wolves then squandered at least


equalise midway through the half, and that was the way it finished, as both sides settled for their point. Bobby Westwood and Aarron Catchpole were impressive for the


and Dane Meyler broke the dead­ lock when his goalbound shot was deflected into the net. As both team tired in the second


Callum Heanan was the man of •


after 10 minutes, but Wolves fought back well and Daniel Bush's attempt was cleared off the line before Rick Graff ton's drive hit the


•banv, . Oswaldtwistle went on to add two '- L


more before half-time. . Wolves came out with a real belief in the second half, and James War- burton scored to pull Wolves back into contention. If Wolves had not had a good


penalty appeal turned down they could have been right back in the game.


fourth and Wolves had to be content with a 4-1 defeat. Clitheroe Wolves Under 15s ..8 JFC Dynamos.... 1..... ............ 1 RAN GERS picked up a good win in their first match of the New .Year. They were two goals up at half­


However the visitors added a The visitors opened the scoring


time, courtesy of Jordan Walmsley, and the second half saw Rangers really come into their own with good passing football and a much improved team spirit. Walmsley completed his hat trick


four golden chances that would have finished off their local rivals. Whalley beat the off-side trap to


and fullback Matt Fellows popped up with a late goal to complete the scoring. Some superb midfield play from


and adding another after Dynamos got their consolation goal. Mark Hudson also fired a treble


home side, but Wolves'season is now in the balance. Clitheroe Wolves Under 13s Blue9


-the game beyond Salterforth. Clitheroe Wolves under 9s Red...4 Whalley.......................................0 THE perfect hat-trick from Astin - one with his left foot, one with his right and a header - helped the Wolves to a comfortable win. Both teams were jostling for the


after the break and only a fine per­ formance from man of the match Robert Sumner kept the score down.


step up a gear and Astin helped himself to a hat-trick. Clitheroe Wolves Under 10s...... 3 Salterforth..................................3 WOLVES came back from 3-0 down to snatch a draw. The Wolves went in at half-time


the team settled into their game and Hutchins, Ainsworth and Swier- cyznski all went close. The second half saw the team


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Waddington.........................................................4 Skipton Bulldogs Reserves


half, Clitheroe threw on fresh' legs in the form of Simon Allen and Con­ nor and man of the match Allen linked up well with Jack Wright, who scored the second goal to put


FC Akzo..................................... ..2 THE locals bounced back from a lay-off with a brilliant all-round per­ formance. Having sussed out the opposition


Irfan Ali gave him a well deserved man of the match award. Clitheroe Wolves Under 11s Red.2 Great Harwood Rovers...............4 WITH the advantage of the slope in the first half, the Wolves made most of the early running. Rovers took the lead somewhat


early, the Wolves took control when Martin Lafranceschina turned and fired home the opener. Nicky Byrne (2) Richard Tyrell,


against the run of play after being awarded a free kick just outside the area. Keeper James Ritchie parried the


advantage when Hopkins fired over a fine comer which resulted in a goal for Charlton. Having made the breakthrough,


ted his second but the best was yet tq come as substitute Scott Rushton scored with his first touch after only five seconds to round off a great day. Clitheroe Wolves Under 16s...... 3 Barrowford Celtic....... ...............0 A STRONG performance against a very competitive Celtic side saw the Wolves through to the cup third round. Wolves went in front when a


Sam Johns, Gary McLaughlin(2) all netted, with the opposition putting in two goals in between. After the break, Sam Johns net­


Roberts and they took an early lead in the second half when Mark Hig­ son was on hand to finish a fine move.


leveller soon after, and they regained the lead before a late penalty sealed the match. Clitheroe Wolves under 14s Girls3 Preston North End....................5 THIS was another excellent display from Clitheroe against one of the title contenders. Wolves opened the scoring in the


Rovers left winger slotted in the


clearance by the Celtic keeper struck Matthew Musgrove and ended up in the back of the net. The lads stayed strong during the second half and Chris Clarkson was


trailing 2-0, Salterforth soon increased their lead after the break. The introduction of Jordan Fer­


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WADDINGTON clinched a place in the Craven, and District League Second Division Cup semi­ final with a comfortable victory. ' The home team started well, and took the lead


just before the half-hour when Matt Pope fired home from close’range, reacting first to a rebound off the bar. The visitors squandered the chance to level things


before the break when Darren Hodges saw his penal­ ty kick well saved by stand-in goal keeper Peter Dugdale. In the second half, Waddington created a hatful


of chances with David Sutcliffe, Mark Harrison and Pope all missing excellent opportunities to increase the locals' lead. -


. But Wayne Boothman scored a quick brace to


make it 3-0 and offer the home team a cushion. Stephen Backhouse finished off the game's best


move to make it 4-0, after a fine flowing passing move which involved no fewer than five Waddington players, culminating in a tap-in from close range. On Saturday, Waddington return to their vital


league programme at Barrowford, kick off 2 p.m.' Players are asked to meet at the Waddington Arms at 12-45 p.m.


Grindleton go out Skipton Bulldogs ..........................................4


Grindleton...................................................... ....... 0 GRINDLETON'S first game for some time was always going to be a tough clash against last sea­


son’s champions - and i t proved to be so. Having three regular players out due to holidays


and suspensions did not help them in this Craven League Premier Division Cup clash. Skipton started the better but could have found


themselves one down after 10 minutes when S. Hick- ling, the league’s second leading goal scorer, shot from long range. But with the goalkeeper beaten, his shot just went over the bar. • Skipton then went to the other end and scored


with a very soft goal. They then began to dominate and it wasn’t long before they added another to make it 2-0 at half-time. Again after the restart, Skipton were the better


team and added a third goal on the hour. This seemed to wake Grindleton up a t last, and they played some of their best football of the match but couldn't find a way through, the stubborn Skipton defence.


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Skipton added a fourth goal just before full-time for a well-deserved win.


. On Saturday, Grindleton have no game and will; ' ' ; , t


hope that they can get their confidence back, as this is their worst run for many years. Grindleton Reserves are at home to Skipton Bull­


dogs, and they will be hoping for better conditions after a long lay-off.


Stork lose out


Shorthomers . ; ................................. .3 S t o r k .................. ................................................ .2 AFTER a three-week Christmas break, Stork returned to action but were defeated 3-2.. Ian Uttley returned to the side after injury and


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finish in fme style. Shorthomers equalised minutes later, direct from a comer.


-. The home side then added a second goal shortly- before half-time.


despite further chances. Stork were unable to find the elusive third goal. ,


. .Sam Marshall equalised m the second period b u t ' ‘


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?.-.With time running out, against the run of.play Shorthomers grabbed the-winner after a rare goal­ keeping error from Unsworth. ’ v ' Derek Lynagh was voted man of the match, r--


the best move of the match saw Matthew Doherty pass the ball into the net. In the last minute, Michael Clarkson finished off another good


guson and debutant Nathan Balch added some much needed bite to the team, and Wolves pulled one back through Balch. The team sparked into life and


initial shot, but the Rovers forward . nipped in to score. Wolves equalised through Kurt


first minute when a great through ball from Becci Lee found Sarah Tomlinson, who launched a special over the keepers head. Preston hit back with four goals


rewarded for his efforts with a well taken goal. - ^ Wolves finally put the game,


standing keeper Ben Caulfield. Clitheroe Wolves Under 15s.......1 Oswaldtwistle United.................4 WOLVES went into this match as underdogs against top of the table Oswaldtwistle.


beyond the reach of Barrowford when a counter attack resulted in Musgrove getting his second of the match. Man of the match went to out­


to lead at half-time. In the second half, Wolves never-


say-die attitude came into force and Catherine Bolton calmly.slotted


right back and was outstanding in a great team performance;


United taste first defeat


Craven H e ife r .........................3 Clitheroe United....................2 UNITED crashed to their first defeat of th e season ag a in s t their local rivals.' Both sides started well, creating


was an ex-Craven player who opened the scoring, Pinnard net­ ting with a delightful strike from a tight angle. Soon after, Young broke the off­


side trap and looked set to put United 2-0 up, but a foul from Kenyon stopped him in his tracks. Craven Heifer were unlucky not


to equalise before half-time when Farquar forced Ryan into a good save, before seeing the rebound hit


plenty of chances, but fine keep­ ing from Ryan and Kenyon kept - the game scoreless. Half an hour into the game it


the woodwork. The second half mirrored the


first, with chances at either end. However, the game tinned just


after the hour when the ball was played over the top of United's defence. Waterhouse gave chase, but


defender Hodgkinson looked favourite for the ball. Ryan start­ ed to come for the ball, bu t stopped and forced Hodgkinson into a clearance which he sliced into his own goal. This lifted the home side, and


the pressure paid off when Far­ quar pounced on a loose ball to fire Craven ahead. They added a third from the


spot after Nick Curtis blocked Aspinwall's shot on the line, and was dismissed.


BROWN Cow cement­ ed their position a t the top of th e Accrington • Memorial Sunday Football League with a thrilling 4-3 win over rivals Duke of Welling­ ton. The win saw Cow *


move four points clear of Duke, who have played


two games more. Judge Walmesley


moved into second, two points behind their derby rivals, after a 3-2 win over Cross Axes.


In the Second Divi­


sion, Calderstones hit double figures as they crushed bottom side


Griffin's Head 10-1. RESULTS


First Division Brown Cow 4, Duke of


Wellington 3; Judge Walmes­ ley 3, Gross Axes 2; Knuzden Pub 3, Low Moor 5. Second Division


.Head T.


Calderstones 10, Griffin's N


FIXTURES


Kick-off 10-30 a.m. • Knockout Trophy Semi-Finals


Stanhill Lions v Calder­ stones (Wilsons). . First Division Cross Axes v Brown Cow


(BulloughPark);JudgeWalmes- • ley v Knuzden Pub (Wilsons). Third Division


Dog Inn v Queens Hotel


Clarets (Memorial Park).' TABLES


Brown Cow ........10 7 2 1 23 Judge Walmesleyl2 7 . 0 5 21 Duke Wellingtonl2 6 1 5 19 .. Stanhill Lions ....11 6 .0 5 18. Low Moor.»M.^..10 5 2 3 17 • Plough......;........? ' 5 0 ; 2.15 Cross Axes .1.......11 5 0 6 15- Knuzden Pub.....ll 5 0 6 15 0ssyRefugees.M.ll 5 0 6 15 Rishton Arms ....12 4 0 8 12 OssyRvrsVets...ll 3 - 1 7 10 :


First Division P W D L P


Sport Information Desk ' RED ROSE ASSURANCE YOUTH


FOOTBALL LEAGUE TABLES


• Under 17;


’Readstone Utd.;.ll 5 Todmorden Colts? 3. Park Lane Rgrs; 9 3 Ross'dale Valley .10 2 . St Joseph's:........^ 0 Under 18


Langho.:. Edenfield Gt Harwood R... 9 Ross'dale VlyAc 8 Old Btrarnians ...10 6


..11


Barn'wickUtd ...10 51 L a n gh o9' .4/ ;Gt Harwood R..; 6 .4 Blackburn Utd;i:.8y 3 \ Belvedere.........;.9 1


" 10 6.


N e l s o n . . . 11 1 ■. Chtheroe...;..;rM..10 7 Hashngden St M 9 7 MHSP.


P W •


2 22 2 21


PW D L -P 1 1 8 1 2 25


Islington...........12 L 1 10 4 Todmorden Colts 8 0 0 8 0.


Langho 8, Brown Cow 4;. Swan and Royal 8, Bay Home 4;


WINTER LEAGUE RESULTS


Conservative Club 6, Catholic: SC 6; Kings Arms 6, Low Moor 6; RB Legion 6, Billmgton BC 6; Craven 9, Black Bull3..-... -is. . High scores: 133,12df S.


Dobson; 136,100 B. Cusack;: 132 D. Tbwnsend; 125 J. Seedle, < P. Dewhurst, D. Cockett, L. Astin; 121P. Dixon, J. Ridge- • way; 116 P. Leeraing; 112 C.


.O’Neill; 111, 101 B. Speak; 112: L. Parkinson; 105 M. Boyd, L.


McDonald, L: Tomlinson; 101 A. Metcalfe, J. Gallagher, J.


. Holden; 100x2 J. Johnson; 100 L. Johnson; D. Stevenson, J.-* Stewart, D. Brown, P Shanley,.


RIBBLE VALLEY ’ LADIES’DARTS ,


B.Parker,XDevine. - v :


Craven 86; 2; Langho 85; 3,. Conservative Club 74; 4, Brown Cow 72; 5, Billington BC 71; 6 = Swan and Royal, Low Moor 69; 8, Legion 65; 9, Kings Arms 64; 10 =. BlackBull, CatholicSC 63; 12, Bay Horse 57. *r


RIBBLE VALLEY DARTS AND ,


- DOMINOES


• WINTER LEAGUE RESULTS


• The Dog 5 (darts 0, domi­


: (darts 9, dominoes 6), Pendle Witch 9 (darts 3, dommoes 6); Band'Club B 10 (d a r ts 4 / dominoes 6), Pendlejlnn 14’


noes 5), Judge Walmesley 19 (darts 12, dominoes 7); Bay Horse 7 .(darts 3, donmmoes 4), Band Club A 17. (darts 9, dominoes 8); New. In n -15


Points an d 'p o s itio n s :! ," (darts 8, dominoes 6); Black


' Bull 14 (darts 7, dominoes 7), ■ Swan With Two Necks 10 (darts 5, dominoes 5).


NETBALL LEAGUE - TABLES


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT


/Dog Sports Bar 2 5. 2. 0 :3 7 , : .■ Young Farmers.; 4 2 ; >. 0 • v, 2 7 R&PHargreavcs 3 ..0 ».*.0 : 3 - 3 ;


•Croe Cavaliers.;. 5 . 3 1 .2 12 Kibble Valley 1..: 4-4 ' 0 0 12' Hair Company ... 3 2 • 1 .0 • 8


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-ThnnmgStudio..’4 ;• 0 -0: - 4.. 3 . a Second Division .


a Dog Sports Bar 15 4 j-. 0 1 13 . Ribble Valley 3~. 3 3 0 0 9 ,


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The home side took their foot


off the pedal, and United started to play the football they are capa­ ble of. With 15 minutes to play they


themselves won a spot kick after a handball from Waterhouse. Hodgkinson stepped up to beat


Charnley with power and preci­ sion. Clitheroe had chances to


equalise after that, but Craven could also have put the game firm­ ly out of United's reach. The game finished 3-2, with


Craven more determined on the day. They seemed .to be one step


ahead of United all afternoon, and Clitheroe will have to bounce back from this lacklustre performance if they are to win the league.


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another goal, the opposition hit them with a sucker punch and took the game out of Clitheroe’s reach. Geraldine Seed was switched to


third when Tomlinson found Lee, who pulled the score back to 4 -3. With the girls pushing forward for


home from Becci Clemsons corner.. The girls fought on and added a


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