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RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES’ DARTS LEAGUE


■■••-‘ -RESULTS Marsden Cup


. Winner: M. .Waddington •


(Conservative Club).-Runner-* Up: E. Jungbluth (BlackBull).


Semi Finalists: J. Gallacher . (Craven), S. Dobson (Royal British Legion). > y- HIGH SCORES


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Gallacher, S. Dobson; 100 - J. Gallacher. 1 .


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS


AND DOMINOES RESULTS


iLY •.■.■•■ Darts ■ . LFC 8, Bridge 4; Swan 7,.


White Hart 5; Dog 10, Royal Oak 2


’ HIGH SCORES


A. Taylor, A. Whittmgham; 139 . - A. Taylor; 134 - N. Bell; 133 - L. Tomlinson, H: Parker; 125 - . C. Joy; 122-fmish- B. Cunliffe; 121 - N. Bell; 120 - E. Barker; 114-T . Devine; 112-P . Whiter 105 - J. Cowperthwaite; 100x2 - - B. Cunliffe, L. Astin; 100 - N.'. Bell. .


ga Positions and Positions- ; ; 1, LFC 29; 2, White'Hart 25;


3, Bridge 22;'4, SwaiL.21; 5,' Buck 16; 6 = Royal Oak 15, Dog 15; 8, Horse Shoe 13. Dominoes '


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Points and Posilions 1, LFC 47; 2, Bridge 44; 3,


White Hart 33; 4, Royal Oak 30; 5 = Swan 28, Buck 28; 7, Horse Shoe 22; 8, Dog 20.


CRAVEN AND PENDLE WINTER


POOLLEAGUE Results


First Division'’ Lower Buck 3, Buck a t ;


Paythorne 4; Three Rivers. 3, Brown Cow A 4; Brown Cow B;; 4, White.Bull 3; Pendle Hotel 3,-' Craven Heifer 4. Second Division


Coach B 6, Anchor A 1;


Buck Inn 5, Foresters Arms 2; White Lion 4, Coach A 3; Anchor B 2, Pendle Inn 5.: ,, • Fixtures


. Knockout Cup Foresters v Anchor A; Coach


and Horses B v White Bull; Anchor B v Brown Cow A; Pen­ dle Inn v Buck (Grindleton); Buck (Paythorne) v Coach and Horses A; Craven Heifer


■ Lower Buck; Pendle Hotel'v Brown Cow B; Three Rivers v


White Lion,


LEAGUE RESULTS


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EAST LANCASHIRE FOOTBALL


First Division ■r Cars Under £2000 r . 1994 M Reg X met Purple; Taxed til Jan;


.MoT til July, PAS, elec sunroof, c/locking, stereo/. 55,000 miles, excellent- condition, very reliable


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f 1996 P Reg FORD E scort 1


Hatchback, white, good 1.3 Encore


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£1,600 o.n.o.


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2001 (51) ROVER 45 1.6 Impression S 5dr; British racing green, 15.000 miles, aircon, CD, alloys . . ' ............................................ 1999 (V) ROVER 420 SEi Diesel 5dr; British racing green, electric sunroof, remote cenlral locking, CD player......... 1997 (R) ROVER 416 Si; 63,500 miles, nightfire red, . . remote central locking, electric sunroof and windows, ABS brakes, 4dr . .£3595 1996 (N) ROVER 416 Si 5dr; Ocean blue, 46,000 miles . . . . . . . . . . . . .£2995


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■ 2001 (Y) ROVER 25 2.0 iL Diesel 5dr; British racing green, 10,600 miles, electric windows and sunroof, •


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remote central locking, power steering . . . . . . . . . . . . . — • • •_• ••— 2001 (V) ROVER 25.L4 iL 5dr; 12,900 miles, electric sunroof/windows, _ _ remote central locking,' power steering, copperleaf red ........................... £7550 2001 (X) ROVER 25 1.6 iS5dr; Midnight blue, 5,900 miles,


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alloys, fogs, electric windows and sunroof ......................... .................. .£7450 2001 (Y) ROVER 25 1.4 iE5dr; British racing green, 9,400 miles, ,


power steering, sunroof . . i 7 ........... .............. .£7250 2000 (X) ROVER 25 1.6 iL 5dr; Silver. 5,350 miles, electric sunroof,


. electric windows, remote central locking, power steering . . ••----- ---- .£6995 2000 (W) ROVER 25 1.6 iS 5dr; 9,500 miles, British Racing Green, alloys, E/S, E/W, front fog lamps, remote C/L, ABS,


colour coded reap spoiler.......................................... .............. ; • • • 2000 (W) ROVER 25 1.4i 3dr; 10,000 miles, alumina green, power steering, drivers airbag. ; . ................. ................................. ..


1999 (T) ROVER 216 SLi; silver, 5 dooo 27,000 miles, remote central locking, power steering, elec windows,


sunroof, mirrors, alloy wheel s. . . . . . . - . ........... .......... •. .. 1997 (P) ROVER 220 SDi Turbo Diesel 5dr; British Racing Green, 57.000 miles, remote central locking, electric sunroof and windows,


full service his tory............... / ........... ■ ;......................................... 1996 (N) ROVER 216 Si 5dr; Platinum silver, 57,000 miles, power steering, remote central locking, electric sunroof / windows .


1996 (P) ROVER 820i 5dr; nightfire red, electric windows, power steering, 49,600 miles, Primrose garage service history . . ...,


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1999 (S) rover 620 Si; 49,000 miles, remote C/L, electric windows. and sunroof, power steering, bronze, Primrose service history;.


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1996 (N) ROVER 114 GSi 5dr; British racing green, 34,000 miles, . sunroof................. ............ ................................. •••••• .............. ..


4 x 4 ' ■■■■■■ 1999 (I) FREELANDER118 XEi 5dr Station Wagon; 29,500 miles,


black . . . . . . . ................. .......... ............ ............ ........................... 1999 (V) FREELANDER 1.8i; silver, 5 door, aircon, 32,000 miles . . .


1990 (G) DAIHATSU 1.6 Sportrak; 58,600 miles, black, power steering, sun roof..................... ............ ..


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2000 (W) NISSAN Micra 1.0 Profile 3dr; Red, 12,800 miles . . . . . 1997 (R) SUZUKI Baleno GS 3dr; 34,000 miles, blue, power steering, alloy wheels, electric windows, central locking....... 1996 (P) FORD Escort 1.6 Serenade 5dr; Red, 55,600 miles, electric windows, sunroof, power steering’. ..................... ....


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(51) MG ZS 1 .8 12+; 4250 miles, trophy blue, 4dr saloon, ; alloy wheels, air conditioning, ABS brakes, half leather trim, -


multi air bags, rear s p o i l e r .........,.•------- . . .— .— ,611/250


'1999 (D MCF^1:8 W C ; Tahiti blue;.18,700 miles,'l)ower.steenng,-:.-,--.r^'i remote central locking, 6 disc CD, ABS brakes, half leather trim, alloy w h e e ls . ......... ................ .................. ................••■•.••••••• ••611/750 1975 (N) MGB GT; Webasto Sunroof/ chrome bumpers, bracken,- , - 54,800 miles, one owner from ,1975 -1999


celebrating after receiving a £5,000 grant from the-Nation- • al Lottery Awards for AH pro­ gramme. .> The grant will allow the club


to purchase new tennis equip­ ment, such as a trainer net and junior racquets. I t will also allow the club to .


------- ----------- £3000 •The club committee worked ‘


Amazons and Leicester Ladies, and were beaten 8-5 in both matches. There were two wins each


Clitheroe played S u r re y :


will be fined., . , Tickets for the annual pre­


from Bev' Brunker, Emma Cowking, Lindsay Lloyd, Sue


subsidise coaching for. begin­ ners and intermediate players ’ of all ages, but especially a t : junior level.


hard to submit their successful: ■ application, and they are keen ;: to get stuck into the real work ; of running the project to s ta r t .:: .CLITHEROE Ladies pool -


team held their own against 5, some:of : the best .teams in the country as they competed in..; the national finals a t Great ; Yarmouth last weekend.' ’


local ladies to fly the flag, and -7: Any items for th e ag e n d a . Snooker Leagu'e will be holding and some fantastic tries were although they were unfortu- should.be forwarded to the sec-( an extraordinary general ™eet-' scored:' _ _ 1 nately knocked out in the first retary Steve Dowber, in writ- mg on Friday October 25 a t The 15-man team were round, /they can hold their,', ing, by October,28th.;-. headshigh


; W i th ’the-men'unable, to; v raise a team;■ it was left. to ;the


'. p.m. i ” 4 ” Any team not represented The meeting starts at 8 p m. dence ^ V &


:Kemp and Nicola Ollerenshaw over the two matches. / • .; /"T h e . team also included Sarah Lockett and Tracy Cot- tam; and everyone is thanked for their performances, as well as those who travelled to Great Yarmouth to support the team and'- make i t anc enjoyable weekend. .. The next ladies' match: is. Sunday, ■


British Legion.' , s , • THE Great Harwood and


October. 27th, a t the ' ’


;D is t r ic t .Bowling .League’s, annual meeting wiS.take place a t Rishton. Conservative Club


’ on Monday, November 11th. ; The meeting starts a t 7-30


sen ta tio n evening are now available from the secretary, priced £3 each. ■


.- The evening will also be held a t Rishton Conservative Club on Friday, November 15th, starting at 8 p.m. .


■ ■ ■\ . .£1995 . . . ..£4495 .£5495


.£4175 £3495


.£6995 .£5795


• ■ ' Awardees gather for Bead Cricket Club’s presentation evening (C1U002/14)


Read celebrate first title in 21 years at club presentation


READ Cricket Club held their Annual Presentation Evening in th e pavilion on Friday evening, after enjoying their f i rs t Jennings Ribblesdale League title for 23 years. - The presentation of the tro­


phies was made by John Stan- worth, who works as a player: development manager for Lan­ cashire CC, after seven of the team's youngsters were picked for Lancashire teams through­ out the summer. A special presentation was


made on the night, with the League Championship Cup: again presented to first eleven captain Warren Eastham.


Eastham also collected the


first eleven Bowling Cup and the Jack Harwood Cup for the best individual performance during the season. The Player of the Year


award was handed to all- rounder Craig Walton, who also collected the first eleven Batting Cup. . The two young player of the


year awards went to Joseph Marshall and Williams Driver, collecting the senior and junior versions respectively. The Under 15s-player of the', year went to Scott-Doughty,


; while Richard Whitwell picked up the equivalent award for


the Under 13s side and Josh Langford for the Under 11s. Elliot Artingstoll also picked


up the award for Best Young Fielder in the Under 11s. Nick Marsh was the only


other player to pick up two awards on the night, collecting the third eleven and second eleven batting awards. Brother Tom picked up the


th ird team bowling award, while the equivalent for the: second eleven went to Andrew Bennett. The final award of the


evening was for the Glubper- son of the Year, presented to Wilf Woodhouse. />:


Clitheroe Utd 1, Colne Utd 3; Hurst Green 2, Burnley Boys’


' 140 - B. Speak, B.' Cunliffe,


13 3 -M. Waddington; 101 - J . : , \ <•


■ . • - Second Division ■ Padiham 5, Read Utd 2; Rib-


Club 1; Sabden 2,- Goodshaw Utd 6.


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ble Valley Borough 8, Earby Town 2; Whalley Conservative 2, BarrowfordYCW1. '.. •, Reserve Division .


. .Belvedere 1, Hurst Green 4; Read Utd 0, Enfield 5; Settle Utd 4, SaDdcn 4. ■ • ■ ■ TABLES


Colne Utd .7 6 . 0 i 18 Goodshaw Utd . .5 5 0 0 15 Stacksteads SJ . .8 5 .0 '3 .15 Settle Utd ... .. .7 : 3 2 2 11 Enfield.... .; . . .5 3 1 i 10 Kclbrook. . . . . . .6 3; 1 ■2 10 Runmgton ........6 3 1. 2 10 Chtheroe Utd ...6 2 1 3 I- 7 Hurst Green .;..6 2 - 0 . •4 6 Burnley Boys' ..8 i 0 7 3 Sabden . . . . . . . .6 0 2 4 2 Craven Heifer. . .6 0 2 4 2 . Second Division^ •■■ •.; P w D L


- ■ First Division p w D L p


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Ribble Valley Bor6• 6. 0. 1 Padiham A . . . . .8 5 0 . 3


^orsthome. . . . .6 ■. 4 1 1


• BamoldswickPR6 4 1 1 WhaUeyCon.. 7 4 1 5 Burnley Belvedere5 3 1 5 Barrowford YCW 8 2 4 5 0swaldtwistleSM7 , 2 3 5 Read Utd . . . , ; .5 1 3 j


■ Rolls-Royce — .7 1 3 ! Calderstones'... .7 1 3 i Rock Rovers . . . .8 2 0 I EarbyTown .‘...7 0 0 1 Reserve Division P W D 1


Enfield i. . : . .„ .7 • 7' O ' I Worsthome........8 6 0 Colne Utd . . . . . .7 5 0 : HurstGreen___8 4 2 Goodshaw Utd . . 7 - 4 0 Kelbrook........... 7 - 3 1 Rimington . . . . .5 3 0 Burnley Belvedere7 '2 2


. Read Utd . .5 ...7 2 0 Bamoldswick P R7 2 0


Sabden ............. 8 1 2 SettleUtd .:.■...7 1 . 1 • Rolls-Royce'. . . .5 1 0 4 3


WARBURTONIS %YGUTH FOOTBALL


■''""•^LE^GUEv ' RESULTS Under 9


Clitheroe Wolves 1, Fulledge Colts 3; Colne Clarets 0, Brier-


cliffe Roveris 1. Under 10


Leigh 2; Brierfield Celtic 2, Clitheroe Wolves 2; Fulledge Colts 1, Bacup Borough 1; Junior Clarets 0, Foiilridge Minors 4; Todmorden Sports Centre 0, Belvedere Colts 5. Under II


Briercliffe Rovers 3, Foul-


ridge Minors 3; Brierficld Celtic 2, Fulledge Colts A 4; Clitheroe Wolves 4, Bamoldswick Barons 1; Colne Clarets 3, Junior Clarets 8; Fulledge Colts B 2, Brunlea Juniors 3; Ightcn Leigh 4, Barnoldswick PR 4; Read- stone United 2, Cliviger Colts 4. Under 12


Barnoldswick Barons 9, Briercliffe Rovers 3,Ighten


Brunlea Juniors 3; Clitheroe , Wolves 9, Foulridge Minors .2; Junior Clarets 3, Belvedere New: 4;. Todmorden Colts O/ Ighten Leigh 10


TABLES x , Under 9 v


^ *P W D L P


• FulledgeColts •..4.r.3-.. 1 \ 0 10 •> Bncrcliffc Rovers 3 \ 2 ,:1 . 0 > T -;


IghtenLeigh . .. .2 1 0 . 1 3 ColncClarets ...3 1 ; 0 .2. .3. Clitheroe Wolves 4 0 0 : 4 , 0 : UndcrIO


, P W D L P


• Belvedere Colts .6 6 0 - 0 18 - Clitheroe Wolves 6 5 -.-1 0 16 Foulndge Minors 6 . 4 < 0 2 12 , Tod Sports Centre6 3 1 2 10 Fulledge Colts ..6 3 1 2 10 Bnercliffe Rovers 6, .3. 0. 3 , 9


. Junior Clarets.. .6 1: 2 . 3 5 ■ Bnerfield Celtic .6 *1 - • 1 - - 4 4 , IghtenLeigh.. . .6 0 . 1 - 5 1. Bacup Borough. .6 0 1 5 1 : . Under IF P W D L P


Foulndge Minors 9 8 1 .0 25


Chviger Colts .. .9 8 Fulledge Colts ..8 7 0 .1 21 BnerchffeRovcrslO 6 2 . 2-20 .


• Brierfield Celtic 10f 2 .1 7 ;'7 \ Bnmlea Juniors .9. 2. 0 7 .6 -


. B'wick Barons.; .9 1 1 7 4 . Fulledge Colts ..9 0. :0 9 0 Under 12 ' P'W D L P:


. .. Clitheroe Wolves 8 5 0 3 :15 ■ Junior Clarets.. .6 5 ; 0 .1 15 Brierfield Celtic .6: 5 ;0 ' : 115 :


.'■-BorrowdaleUtd .5 '4 f l • 0 .,13f; B'wick Barons...6 4 1 ’• 1 13..


- Colne Clarets . . .4 . 4 0 0- 12; . '.Belvedere-New ..7 4 0 3 12


' • ■Brunlea Juniors .7. 4 0 . 3,12 : ‘ Ighten Leigh. . . .9 2 1: 6 7


' Colne Clarets . . .6 2 0 4 6 Foulridge Minors 8 2 0 6 6 Haslingdens . .. .8 1 1 6 4


' Todmorden ColtslO 1 0 9 ‘ 3 - ROEFIELD


LEISURE CENTRE FIYE-A-SIDE


LEAGUE Results


‘Mad Dogs 3, Red Army 2;.


Footballers Wives 4, Twig and Berries 7; Clitheroe Clowns 6, Parkers Arms 1; Menacing Duck 3, Bowland Strollers 1; Roefield 1, The Missfits 3. Fixtures


Footballers Wives v New Inn


(9 a.m.); Clitheroe Clowns v Red Army (9-40 a.m.); Menac­ ing Duck v Twig and Berries (10-20 a.m.); Roefield v Parkers Arms (11 a.m.); The Missfits v Bowland Strollers (11-40 a.m.).


SPORTS DESK


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• JuniorClarets...9 4 3 ,2 15 ' Chtheroe Wolves 9. 5 0 ..4 v;15 • Readstone Umted9 4 _ 2 , , S 14 Colne Clarets . .8 4 1 3 13 Bamoldswick PR10 3 e 2 5 11 IghtenLeigh ...10.. .3 ...1 6 10


Waddington mourn villager


Waddington.................3 Bradley i


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v Waddington • played, their match in an all blue- s tr ip donated by Mr Sharpe two seasons ago, a s : a change to their.u sual


A ONE minute's,silence : was held before the week-: end's game as a mark of respect to villager Duncan.. Sharpe.


colours. And a second-half brace,


from Robert Lloyd sealed victory for Waddington.- -;: With three players out


on holiday, it took 20 min­ utes for Waddington to find some kind of form, with their opponents play­ ing some nice flowing foot­ ball early on. : The deadlock was bro­


■ when a superb individual •• piece of skill and a shot from 20 yards from Martin Caine put the home side 1- Oup.


ken against the run of play/


: Waddington came back out for th e second h a l f . only to find-Bradley still. - putting pressure on, but a solid defence k ep t :the ,


' locals' lead i n t a c t . , • •- Lloyd then scored two


. goals on the break to put •. the home side 3-0 up and settle the match beyond


doubt. . The two teams meet ., :


' again in the Craven Cup on Saturday, with the fix­ ture reversed, kick-off 2 p.m:, meet in the Waddington Arms a t 12- 30 p.m.


Exciting race to be held in Valley


ENTRIES are still being taken : for th e biggest


be held next Sunday, Octo-. ber 27th, a t Oakhill Col­ lege, Whalley. • Old Langho-based Sci­


ence in Sport have joined forces with th e Oakhill Clarion Cycling Club to promote a Mega-Cross event - the first national Cyclo-Cross event to be hosted in the area. Anyone can enter the


event, which sees competi­ tors cycle a t the speed of road racers, while corner­ ing arid bunny hopping as in BMX. Mud, steep banks and


low hurdles force riders to disriiount and ru n with th eir lightweight cycles over their shoulders. Spectators will be able


turn up on the day. Prizes and trophies will


! Cyclo-Cross event in Lan- cashire. The exciting event will ■


be awarded for all cate­ gories. All races start in the col­


lege grounds a t Wiswell Lane in Whalley, a p a r t from the main event, which will have the added spectacle of a’town centre


start. The Category A event "


has attracted a number of elite world-class riders, including Barrie Clarke, Adrian Tiinmins, Ian Wilkinson, Dave Collins and Oli Beckinsale. A skills session starts at


10 a.m., with a youth race from 11-15 a.m.. The Under 12 race


starts at noon, followed by a novice race from 1 p.m. The main event starts at


2-15 p.m., with the presen­ tation at around 4 p.m. " The organisers hope to


to see the action close at hand and follow the race. Competitors jus t need


to bring their bikes - any kind - and ride in one of the races th a t suit their age and ability. You can pre-register, or


a t t r a c t in te re s t and involvement from the local community, and to see


.whether people want to see a fast, exciting and highly competitive event, or par­ ticipate themselves for fun or competition.


'Clitheroe Wolves Under 14s Red are pictured in their new strips, sponsored by Skipton Building Society (s)


Wolves out in front after seventh success


Wolves Under 14s . . . .2, Langho . . . . . . . . . . . .1 THE Wolves maintained their perfect record with this latest victory - a sev­ enth in as many games. ( .: Jamie Robertson p u t


Wolves ahead, only for Langho to equalise. Langho then rattled the post, in a let-off for the


Wolves. But with 20 minutes to


go Danny Oldfield crossed for Joe McTear to smash the ball home.- James Maxwell was out­


s tanding between the sticks. . Whalley .............. .. .0


■ Wolves Under 14s . . .13 THE Wolves were com­ fortable winners over Whalley. . Tom1 Rutherford (2),


Nicky Byrne (2) and Sam Johns gave Clitheroe a 5-0 interval lead. After the break, Ruther­


ford added a further three goals while Byrne scored two more. Man of the match Johns


they shared four goals. Brierfield went ahead


from th e spot, and the Wolves fell further behind on the. stroke of half-time. , They stepped up a gear


after‘the restart and were rewarded with two quick: goals from man, of the


match Astin. The Wolves pressed to


maintain th e ir run, bu t despite going d o s e -o n numerous occasions, they were unable to take advan­ tage. Wolves Under 13s . . . .9 Wilpshire Wanderers 0 WOLVES had a good start in the.cup competition with an emphatic win over near neighbours Wilpshire Wanderers. Leading 5-0 a t h alf­


time, the second half con­ tinued in the same manner with th e Wolves' goal rarely1 under threat. On th e scoresheet for


completed his ha t- tr ick and Simon Mashiter was also on the mark. Whalley keeper Joe


Simpson-kept goal bravely. Brierfield Celtic.... .2 Wolves Under 10s . . . .2 CELTIC took away the Wolves’ 100% record as


Clitheroe were Sam Siec- zowski, Shaun Hartley, Mark Flanagan, Conor Parfitt, man of the match M a t t Hanson (2) and a hat-trick for Matt Baines. Wilpshire Wanderers 3 Wolves Rangers U12s .8 THE Under 12s pro­ gressed through to the next round of the league cup after totally dominat­ ing this fixture. '


Matthew Winckley


opened, the scoring early on, and further goals from Chris Scott, Ben Frank- larid; Jay Howard, Daniel


•Meyler, and an excellent hat-trick from man of the iriatch' Sam Rayner secured the win. Wolves U14s Girls . . .4 Readstone United . . .1 CLITHEROE Wolves gave a much-improved performance in their latest league fix tu re to b eat Readstone. Goals from Sarah Forr


rest and Catherine Bolton p u t them 2-0 up a t the in te rv a l , before United pulled a goal back early in the second half. But a further goal each


for F o rres t and Bolton gave the girls a convincing win. Wolves Ul4s Girls . . .3 Brierfield Celtic..........1 THIS was Clitheroe's toughest game of the sea­ son so far, but they man­ aged to ma inta in th e ir unbeaten record with a comfortable win. Both sides played some


excellent football, with the player of the match going to Geraldine Seed. Wolves Under 12s . . . .5 Os’twistle Rangers ..3 WITH b o th of these Accrington League teams


receiving a bye in the cup, they decided to organise a friendly. Goals from the impres­


sive Josh Holgate and K u rt Rob erts gave the


locals a 2-0 interval lead, and a further strike from Hoigate, and one each for the excellent Joe Ward and M a t t Binney earned the win. Steve Tandy and Mark performed


Higson


admirably. Wolves Under 9s Blue 1 Great Harwood Tigers3 THE Wolves produced a lacklustre performance a g a in s t an agg res siv e Tigers team. After a first half where


keeper Jack Taylor pro­ duced some superb saves, th ey were fo r tu n a te to only be 1-0 down: The Tigers scored again


from a direct free kick after the break, and it was no surprise when they scored a third. Driven on by man of the


match Michael Tomlin­ son, th e Wolves began waves of a tta ck s on the Tigers'goal. A period of sustained


pressure finally paid off when Callum O'Connell rifled home, after the ball fell loose in the box.


Taylor-made victory for Whalley Juniors


Whalley Under 1 2 s . . -------5 Whalley Under 10s . . . . . .5


Islington B o y s ..................0 Pendle F o res t.......................2 THE Under 10s went down to a strong Pendle Forest outfit. A game, of two contrasting


WHALLEY defeated Islington with a superb all-round display. Robert Donald and Jacob


Foley’s goals came either side of • James Taylor’s hat-trick as the Juniors eased to victory. Whalley Pumas U13s . . . .1 Great Harwood' . i ............1 THE Pumas slugged-out a draw versus Great Harwood, in what was a very even match. Arran McCarthy p u t the locals ahead, b u t Harwood ' equalised to earn a share of the


spoils. Tom Wallbank' a n d ; Gary


Micallef impressed. Whalley Under 9s .. .. . .0 Trawden C e l t ic .................1 A GOAL in the dying minutes condemned Whalley to defeat against Trawden Celtic. Goalkeeper Nico Barren had


halves saw Forest race into a 4- 0 lead, but Whalley hit back in the second half and reduced the'deficit to two thanks to Tom Brown’s twin strike: However, Forest broke away


towards the end to seal the vic­ tory. • The club is holding a


Sportman’s Dinner on Friday, November 1st. at Mytton Fold. Fred Eyre is guest speaker, with Venn Tracey acting as the comedian. Tickets are priced at


£25. - For further details contact


Dave Astley (01254 249601) or call in a t Whalley Wet and Dry. All funds will go to essen­ tial draining requirements at


a great game, as did man of the Queen Elizabeth Playing match Elliot Bland.


■ ’Fields in Clayton-le-Moors.


Records are shattered at Clitheroe Dolphins gala


THE heats for the Clitheroe Dolphins Annual Swimming Gala were held recently, with an astonishing 174 personal best times recordedl Almost all of the club’s 160


members took p a r t in what were two exciting evenings of swimming.


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■ Fo rty -e ig h t swimmers achieved their Competitive Speed Awards — with six win­ ning gold, 14 silver and 28 bronze. There were many close fin­


ishes with three swimmers in the 10 Years Girls’ Backstroke event recording exactly the same time, with a swim-off arranged in order to decide the


final line-up. Some very long standing


records were broken during the


heats, with nine year-old Kara Singleton taking Emma Liang's 1986 records in - th e 25m Breaststroke and 25m Back- stroke. ' Lynne Ellis’ 1985 record for


the 12/13 Years Backstroke was broken by Elizabeth High- to n, with eight year-old Thomas Carter achieving a new record time of 20.73 in the 25m Backstroke. Bryn Phillip (10) also set a


new record of 40.16 in the 50m Backstroke and came within a whisker of the 50m Freestyle record.


. The Annual Gala will be t


held a t Ribblesdale Pool on November 23, where it is antic-, ipated many more personal bests and record times will be set.


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Stonyhurst’s power and pace sees off Kirkham


e ORMSKIRK’S Mick Flem- p 0\VER, pace and team spirit ' uT "Kirkham Grammar School


. ing and Alan Shacklady. a r®. .c a r r ied Sto n y h u rs t young tried-hard, .but just could not .the latest qualifiers in the Bar- mgby players to victory in th e .. cope-with the.power, pace and Be-Quick Doubles tournament. second round of the Daily Mail team spirit of Stonyhurst.!1


. a t Ribblesdale’ Wanderers Under 15s.national,competi7 -- Tries were scored by Stony- Bowling Club.


( tion. ' - " hurst pupils: Jonathan Gar-


r ’ They-will be joined in the S ton y hu rs t College b e a t ; lington (1) ;'Ben>.:Allari.;(2) October:26th finals day by ■ Kirkham Grammar School 57T; j uiian- DineenT (2).;- James Bolton’s John Mort and Derek; 19; Jand. are now looking for- -Lusekara (l) Nick Crouch (l) Allen.


(Wigan), and M a t t Gilmour .. Delighted Stonyhurst coach. Alan Fiddier and Johii Jones , the next round.


/ and Robbie F itzp a tr ick , .of ;: • Wallasey, /have -also .won .:


through to the finals day. ; ® THE Clitheroe and District;,


.• • ilThe home teairi: gave an absolutelyoiitstandirig display,


, - Clitheroe Conservative Club.... • brimming with skill and confi-


‘ ward to playing St Ambrose in Jack' Haynes (1) Sebastian , .


Beilby (1 try, 6 conversions). \


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David Ridout said: "This ,was i an'absolutely encounter. . <'


Golf, winners


JANET BAILEY and Barr bara Crowther returned 94- 24.6-69.4 to win the ladies’ greensome competition a t Clitheroe Golf Club/


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