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Scorecards , READ ;


T. Li t tle c Zaman b Holmes..


Barnoldswick' BARNOLDSWICK


Peake c Walton b Raza..... ;.........70 I. Scothem c O'Connor b Raza .50 M. Nutter c Walton b Eastham.,.6 P. Beech c Little b Eastham.....—0 M. Plant not out.........- .......-'—..16 R. Greenwood st Little b EasthamO J. Pickup not o u t ------ ....(..12 Extras................................ 4 Total (for5)......... .................168: Bowling: Raza 16-4-58-2;Q.


READ


I r M . Whalley lbw b Perera.. C. Walton b Holmes................... 0 1 Raza not out.................................69 J. Marshall b Leigh.......................16 A Turner not out.....— ................1. Extras......................................13 . Total (for 4)___________ ....125


' .» Bowling: Perera 9-1-31-1; A. Holmes 5-0-19-2; S. Hampson 7-0-: 33-0; I. Ditta 3-1-17-0; G. Leigh 5.5-.


/1-20-1. Ribblesdale Wanderers vV :


Ahmed 4-1-20-0; W. Eastham 9-0- . 49-3; C. Walton 4-0-27-0..


Successful Rcadslonc United footballers are pictured with Stuart Balmcr . at the club’s annual presentation night. (J140602/30)


DVER 25 E TD; lue £5995^ - '5 8 S B &


Readstone celebrate best-ever season


READSTONE United Junior Football Club held their annual presentation evening on Friday at Padiham Town Hall. Last season was arguably the


cial of the year trophy lor the Hyndbum League. Prizes were presented by Old­


ham Athletic defender Stuart Balmer.


club’s most successful, with sever-. •


al of their teams winning league honours. The Under 8s, Under 10s North


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| warranty with £750 work of eted before delivery. For a


Valley League and Under 11s teams were beaten in cup finals, but the Under 10s Accrington League side and the girls team won their respective cups. The Under 17s lost in their cup'


final while the Under 14s were awarded the Sportmans Trophy from the Hyndbum Leagued , In addition, United’s Under 16s manager Ian James won the offi-


R O L L O F H O N O U R .■ - Most Enthusiastic Youngster


Under 7s: Tommy Sharpies; Under 8s: Ken ny Taylor: Un der 9s: Ben Yerkess;


Girls: Katie Bennett. PJayers’ PIayerof the Year ..


Under 10s (Accrington League): Char-;


lie Stanworth; Under 10s (North Valley): K am en C o l l in so n ; U n d e r 1 1 s : N ic k Galea; U n d e r 12s: S c o t t D e rb y sh ir e ; Under 13s: S co t t Wilkinson; Under 14s: W i l l iam Caw ley ; U n d e r 15s: R o b e r t Crcsswell; U n d e r 16s: R y an Gladwin; Under 17s: Tom Feamhead. Sportspcrsoos o f the Year


U n d e r 8s: Correy H ope ; U n d e r 9s:


Rhys Woodworth: Under 10s (Accrington League): Alex Palffy: Under 10s (North


..... . r^y^-r ^ 'jsf


AN application to build a new clubhouse and two netball courts a t Clitheroe Rugby Club has been deferred pend­ ing further negotiations between Barratt Man­ chester Ltd, the rugby club and the council.


\ Barratt wish to build


an access road to an housing estate over land which is used' by the rugby club, and in return are willing to build a new clubhouse, and a netball court facility,.along with a cricket pavilion for Ribblesdale Wanderers


Cricket Club. However, the applica­


tion was deferred by Rib- ble Valley Borough Council’s planning com­ mittee at a meeting on Tuesday night. Chairman of the com­


mittee Mr Richard Sher- ras said the committee


was in favour, in princi- pie, of having the sport­ ing facility, but they were not happy with certain details regarding the scheme. This is the first time


the application has come under consideration by the planning committee.


Valley): Matthew Riley; Under 11s: Neal Kissock; Under 12s: Matthew Stirzaker; Under 13s: E d d ie Rak sh i; U n d e r 14s: E r ic Lord; U n d e r 15s: M a t th ew Whitwell; Under 16s: James Wilboum; Under 17s: Daniel Anderson: Girls: Ellie Kinlin. •


. Players of (h i Year


Un de r 8s: Arran Wilson; Un de r 9s: Adam Greenwood; Under 10s (Accring­


ton League) : J oe Finnigan; Un de r 10s (North Valley): Sam Marsh; Under 11s: N ick Wilkinson; Un de r 12s: M a t th ew Sharpley; Under 13s: Luke Vercoe; Under 14s: Gary Schofield; Under 15s: Matthew Greenwood; Under 16s: Alex Haythorn- thwaite; Under 17s: Sam Brydges; Girls: Sarah Walker and Rachel Walken Player o f th e Season (junior): Kenny


Taylor; P la y e r o f th e Sea son (senior): W i l l iam Caw ley ; Ch a irm an's award: Mark Neary; Clubman of the Yean Geoff Lambert.


- . -


T. Little c Peake b Beech............ 25 M. Whalley c M. Scothem b Beechl9 C. Walton c I. Scothem b Peake 24 Raza b D. Scothem------.'.-------.32 ..Turner not out.......... ...,........ .23


W. Eastham not out ......aT—...... 2-t Extras:..;...-—- — .12


Total (for4)............•„,„:,';,„169 Bowling: P. Beech 12.3-1-50-2;


M. Scothem 10-044-0; Peake 6-0- 43-1; D. Scothem 3-0-18-1.


Clitheroe v Earby CLITHEROE


M. Bolton c Baistow b Scholefield2 S. Bishop lbw b Scholefield.........28 Fittonnotout...............................77 N. Bolton lbw b Scholefield ».....;.0 S. Whalley b Scholefield..... C. Musson b Kegg...............—.....22 S. Coulter b Kegg.......................... 9 M. Coulter not out.___________ 5 Extras........... Total (for 6).............. ;..........153 Bowling: Scholefield 194-59-4;


S. Hipgrave 14-3-36-0; T. Kegg 841- 40-2; A. Jaggers 3-0-17-0. EARBY


Scholefield c S. Coulter b Harg­ reaves___................................... 0


. Clarkson c S. Coulter b Harg- laves.................. ................. .....3


C. Walton b Kershaw...:.........i.~17 N. Hodge c S. Coulter b Kershaw 5 P. Baistow st S. Coulter b Bibby 25 S. Rushton lbw b Hargreaves ......4 M. Lord c Hargreaves b Fltton....9 A Jaggas c Hargreaves b Kershaw 12 S. Hipgrave c Bishop b Bibby ....10 T. Kegg c Kershaw b Bibby.........2 D. Proud not out............................ 4 Extras


..........................8


Total.........................................99 Bowling: M. Hargreaves 9-1-24-


3; G. Kershaw 9.54-27-3; N. Bibby 8-2-26-3; Fitton 7-2-21-1.


Cherry Tree v Ribblesdale


Wanderers RIBBLESDALE


Nawaz lbw b Ashraf ..................16


Cherry Tree CHERRYTREE


• M0. Veevers c Peel b T. Brai thwaite


C. Riiey c J. Braithwaite b. T. Braithwaite................. ...........0


K. Read run out___............—~..0 Ashraf c Hall b Nawaz ......M......40 . N. Robbins b J. Braithwaite ........4


D. Hays lbw b Britcliffe.................0 L. Kenn eddy b Nawaz ...............40 M. Butler b Britcliffe.................... 4 A Mohammed run out................ 4 A Sudnik not out....... .................13 J. Baldwin c Gardner-Chan b Howard...'................^..::......... 5 Extras................................:....18 Total___________________158 Bowling: Nawaz 10-1-24-2; T.


Braithwaite 10-4-27-2, D. Howard 9.1-0-29-1; I. Britcliffe 10-0-31-2; J. Braithwaite 8-1-33-1.


RIBBLESDALE


J. Rain b A s h r a f .............. .~...7 ’ Nawaz c Hays b Robbins............25 . ' M. Peel lbw b Mohammed.........l9 M. Briggs lbw b Robbins............19


D. Howard b Baldwin.................... 4 R. Gladwin c Hays b Sudnik...—5


D. Gardner-Chan not out ...........35


T. Braithwaite b Mohammed ......6 J. Braithwaite b Baldwin.......... ...8 P. A Hall c and b Baldwin............3


Extras...................................21 Total (for9)...»;..................155 Bowling: Ashraf 10-0-31-1; J.


Baldwin 10-0-37-3; N. Robbins 1Q-, 2-28-2; A.Mohammed 10-2-18-2; A.


Tables


RIBBLESDALE CRICKET LEAGUE


JENNINGS TABLES


Senior Division PW L Bp P


ChenyTree.......lQ 6 Barnoldswick.....10 6


Earby................10 6 Read.................. 10 6


D. Howard b Baldwin.................15 pHt,_eroe.............}2 r M. Peel c Heyes b Baldwin ..........8 M. Briggs c Kennedy b Ashraf ....0 D. Gardner-Chan c Beach b Bald­ win........................................ ....11 R. Gladwin lbw b Robbins...........6


I. Tomlinson c Butler b Robbins. 2 I. Braithwaite not out.................31 J. Braithwaite c Baldwin b Ashraf2 P. A. Hall notout........................... 8 Extras...................................... 21' Total (for 8)_____


120 Bowling: Ashraf 18-0-62-3; J.


Baldwin 10-1-28-3; N. Robbins 8 4 - 14-2; J. Beach 4-0-12-0.


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M. Veevers run out .................. 12 C. Riley not out.....~'.........


.44


K. Read c Hall b Britcliffe.^.........-5 Ashraf c Gardner-Chan b Nawaz55 N. Robbins not 9ut..'...............;....l Extras...... ..............................4 Total (for 3)~..........


121 Bowling: Nawaz 6-0-35-1; I.


Britcliffe 8-3-23-1; D. Howard 11.4- 1-36-0; J. Braithwaite 3-0-22-0.


Whalley v Settle WHALLEY


M. Davies c Verden b Jolleys....... 8 A. Pratt c Hornby b Jolleys .........2 Cordingley c Hornby b JolIeys...l5 L. Kearsley st Worthington b Jol-


P. Ednwndson c Hughes b Hornby 11 D .


Overyb Jolleys..10


Settle.................. 10 5 5 Ribblesdale W....10 4 5 Padiham.............10 3 3 Gt Harwood.___10 4 5 Edenfield_____ 10 2 4 Blackburn N......10 3 4 Whalley..............10 3 5 Baxenden............10 2 4 Ossy Immanuel..10 0 6 First Division


PW L


Salesbury............9 7 1 Clitheroe.............9 6 2 Gt Harwood.......9 6 2 Burnley GSOB... 9 5 2 Barnoldswick..... 9 5 3 Burnley Belv__; 9 4 3 Earby_________ 9 4 3 Cherry Tree;...... 9 3 5 Ribblesdale W.... 9 . 2 6 Stacksteads........ 9 1 . 6 Rolls-Royce....... 9 1 6


Padiham............ 9 1 6 Second Division P W L


R. Palmer c Hughes b Hornby ...14 J. Smith lbw b Jolleys....................3 S. Gorton not out...........................1 Ribblesdale W....10 D. Westwood run out....................2 Barnoldswick..... 9


Total___________________..85. Bowling: Hornby 17.4-247-3; D.


Jolleys 174-31-6. SETTLE


P. Taylor c Cordingley b Smith....7 G. Kellettrunout........................... 4 Hornby c Smith b Cordingley......0 D. Derham c Westwood b Smith 15 A Whaites c Westwood b Smith..5 K. Hornby b Smith........................4


J. Hughes not out........................28 M. Verden not out.................22 Extras.........................................2 Total (for 6 )_____________..87 Bowling: J. Smith 16-5-344;


Cordingley 15.1-2-51-1. • Sunday


Barnoldswick v Clitheroe


BARNOLDSWICK


I. Scothem c S. Coulter b Bibby 24 Peake c Hargreaves b Fitton 14 M. Nutter c Musson b Kershaw 15 M. Plant b Fitton.........................7 P. Beech b Bibby


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M. Scothem b Bolton.......««.......3 D. Scothem c sub b Hargreaves;..6 J. Pickup b Bolton........................-5 S. Sheraz b Bolton................ 13 M. Lord c M. Coulter b Hargreaves^ J. Stead not out .........................~...0 Extras.........................................9 Total ..^_____


....;.......102 . Bowling: M. Hargreaves 8.3-1- ■£4750


..£ 5 9 9 5 ..£ 7 8 5 0


..£ 3 8 5 0


25-2: N. Bibby 10-2-22-2; G. Ker­ shaw 7-0-32-1; Fitton 8-6-3-2; N. Bolton 10-5-14-3. CLITHEROE


M. Bolton c Peake b M. Scothem9 C. Musson c l . Scothem b Stead 18 Fitton c Pickup b Beech.— — 1


Blackburn N...... 9 7 2 Read.....................9 6 2 Baxenden............9 6 2 Edenfield............9 6- 1 Salesbury.......;... 9 5 2 Settle....................9 4 2 Oswaldtwistle.... 9 - 2 6 Burnley GSOB... 9 2 4 Whalley..............9 1 5 Stacksteads........ 9 2 4 Burnley Belv..... 9 1 6 Rolls-Royce....... 9 1 7 Third Division PW L


Immanuel..10 6 0


D.Holgate lbw b Hornby.............0 Read......................7 Extras.........................................9 Cherry Tree........ 9


Bp P 10 47 10 42 6 38


10 44 40


By EDWARD LEE


CLITHEROE Golf Club cap­ tain Jim Rhodes staged his Cap­


tain’s Day on Sunday. And a three-way card play-off


was needed to decide the outcome of Division One with J. TrouR (75- 5-70) getting the vCrdict ahead of D. Parkinson (81-11-70) and R. Postlethwaite (74-4-70). Fourth place went to A. McGibbon (83- 12-71) after another card play-off saw him edge out N. Willis (78-7-. 71). Division Two honours were claimed by D. Finney (83-16-67), J. Allan (86-17-69), S. P. Cherry (89-20-69), O. Hudson (87-17-70) and J. Willis, while Division Three was topped by B. Williams (93- 21-72) and B. Mintoe (101-28-73). W. G. Speak’s 74 won the gross


prize, S. Thompson was nearest- the-pin at the fifth and G. Moores won the “hidden holes” prize. The previous day, a three-way


card play-off was also necessary to decide the outcome of the fourball stableford. P. Harrison and A. Moro (42) eventually got the nod ahead of


• . -


Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, June 20th, 2002 33


1 3 1 S County, champ • Gmo^aims tor


SURPRISE package Gino Peregrine romped to the Lancashire Under 15 100m title at Blackpool's Stanley Park on Saturday. And the West Bradford youngster is now .


keeping his fingers crossed that he will be selected to compete at the English Schools' Championships in Nottingham next month. Peregrine only actually started sprinting


seriously in February-when he joined Preston Harriers, but clearly has natural talent. Facing a strong head-wind, that suited the


powerful runner, his time of 12 seconds dead Was down on his personal best of 11:75 seconds, but was enougli tosecure a comfortable victory. He and his coach at Preston now hope to


harness his talent and continue to bring out his great potential as Peregrine prepares to take on the best in the country.


(K180602/9)


s prize


the P. Burrows-J. Drew and D. Hardy-B. Mintoe pairings.


Geoff Holland and Ian Slough won the Irish Doubles at Mytton


Fold GC with a score of 79-16.5- 62.5. Luke Chadwick and Sam Pun-


chard (74-9.4-64.6) were runners- up ahead of club captain Jim Hin- dle and Gordon Lucas (79-12.8- 66.2). Mytton Fold memberes also


and AEG Qualifier at Clitheroe GC. The Dauphin Cup Stableford at Stonyhurst Park saw Betty


Austin (35) score a two-point win over Krys Baldwin and Alison


Hodgson. Nearest-the-pin and nearest-


the-line prizes went to Anita Boy- lan and Krys Baldwin respective­


ly.


enjoyed their “Slip and Flip”' charity match over nine holes. < - Frank Hargreaves, Frank Hin-


dle, Jim Bridge and Howard Jack- son were the winners with 45 points, while the combined efforts of Doreen Hammond, Ann Almond, Carole Maher and Dave Whetton were (43) were good enough to secure runners-up spot. Presidents' Day at Stonyhurst


Eileen Lambert with (35 points) andMargaret Carrington (34), while Kryz Baldwin h i t ’ the longest drive and Jean Coward was nearest the pin. And a busy schedule at Stony­ hurst was completed when the Pat


President’s Day prizes went to


Keighley Medal was won by Betty Austin with a 73 nett.


Park GC saw A. Young compile stableford points to win by a shot from T. Dobson. I. Wilkinson (37) was third after a card play-off


' with I.R. White K. Rogerson won the prizes for being nearest the pin and nearest the line. Charlotte Toms carded 90-19- 71 to win the Jane Panter Shield


Heather McEntee (75) took sec­ ond place after a card play-off with Kath Hargreaves. Shirley Palich was the winner of


the Margaret Lightfoot Trophy held at Whalley Golf Club. Her round of 91-19-72 was good


enough to beat Joyce Andrew (90- 18-72) on the card. Gail Ainsworth (86-13-73) was third.


Missed blacks prove costly in pool team’s derby showdown


CLITHEROE B town


Bp P 14 49 10 42 10 42 8 42


10 39 4 30


12 24


pool team, were beaten 10-8 by Burnley in their latest Lancashire Super League fixture. Two missed blacks


RESULTS Premier Division Ro y a l British Legion B 5,


..trailed 3-1. Despite drawing level a t 6-6,1


cost the locals dear in the opening frames as they


‘ Clitheroe were eventual­ ly beaten 1.0-8. Man of the match Paul


Bp P 12 50 10 45


Gt Harwood.........7 Padiham.............. 7 Blackburn N____6 Burnley Belv..... 7 Clitheroe.............. 8 Baxenden........... 7 Earby...................9 Settle....................7 Salesbury............. 7 Edenfield_____ _ 0


Blackburn won two frames, while there were frame wins for Rick Avery, Dave Parkinson, Dave Askew, Paul Hodges and Mark Preston. Captain Gary Simkin


Stork H o te l A 7; Castle A 3, R o y a l B r i t i sh L e g io n A 9; Buck A 5, Whalley Arms A 7; Rose and Crown 7, Low Moor 5.


First Division S to r k H o te l B 7 , Brown


Cow 5; D o g M u s ic B a r 7, Waggon and Horses 5; Whal­ ley Arms B 4, Pendle Hotel B 8; White Hart 8, Ultraframe 4. Second Division


S t P e t e r ’s 7 , B r id g e A 5;


Royal Oak 7, Buck Wrinkleys 5; Bay Horse 6, Horse Shoe B


6. Third Division Pendle Hotel A 8, Rose and


said: “We shot ourselves in the foot. That’s our third successive defeat in a row.” The latest Clitheroe and District Pool League


results, fixtures and tables are appended.


Selected Teams


cricket Saturday


C l i th e r o e ( v P a d ih am ,


awa y , m e e t 1 2 -4 5 p .m . ) N . Bolton, M. Bolton, S . Coulter, S. Whalley, M . Hargreaves, N. Bibby, M. Coulter, C. Musson, G. Kershaw, M . Preston, F it - ton. Scorer: J. Blackburn. Clitheroe 2nds (v Padiham,


h om e , m e e t 1 2 -1 5 p .m .) J. Green, P. Bishop, P. Gaskell,’ C. S e ed , M; S c o t t , S im on Bish op , C. Brown, R . D in s - dale, T. Hibbert, F. Hussain, M . E g l in . Scorer: F. Green. Same team, Sunday, v Great Harwood, away, Lawrenson Cup, except M . Dewhurst for C. Brown, meet 12-15 p.m. R e a d ( v C h er ry T r e e ,


home, s ta r t 2 p.m.) W. E a s t ­ ham, T. Little, C. Walton, G. O’Con nor, J. M a r sh a l l , A. Turner, F. Barden, Q. Ahmed, S. Marshall, N. Marsh, Raza. Scorer: J. Laycock. R e a d 2 n d s ( v W h a l le y ,


away, s ta r t 2 p .m . ) P. Haworth, D. Lynagh, M. Ben-


N. Bolton c D. Scothern b M. S. J am s . D. Th.stlethwa.to J S c o th em ............................27 Gan d y , S . D o u g h ty , M .


.. _ _ D:


S. Whalley c I. Scothem b Slead28 P,ou8hty, C. Holt. Reserve: T. S.CoultercI.ScothcmbStcad...0 ; Marsh.Scoren J.Neary. M. Coulter not out..................... :..8 ' Ribblesdale Wanderers (v M. Hargreaves bD. Scothem.....1 ‘ G n r a tH r a ^ , home, s tart 2


N. Bibby not out...........................0 P-m.) T. Braithwaite, M. B n g- gxtpgj


.........................gs, J. Ram, M. Peel, R. Glad-


Total ( to ? )— ™— Z ” i03 win.'E A - H a ll , D . Gardner- Bowling: B Beech 10-1-28-1; M.


Scothem 10-3-16-2; Peake 6.5-2-11-0; J. Stead 10-0-288; D. Scothem 5-28- 1; J. Pickup 3-0-50; M. Lonl 20-7-0.


Denton .West v Read


DENTON WEST


B. Williams lbw b Barden............1 N. Williams b Walton..


57


I. Zaman c Marshall b Walton~.10 Perera c Marshall b Turner .........5 S. Hampson c Marshall b Walton8


Chan, I . Britcliffe, J. Braith­ waite, I. Tomlinson, Nawaz. Scorer: L. Braithwaite. Ribblesdale Wanderers 2nds


(v Earby, away, m e e t 12-45 p.m.) C. Hall, B. Spencer, M. Wrigley,.D. B r a ithw a ite , G. Maguire, R . Lloyd, R . Whal­ ley , P. Spencer, A . K in g , A.; Pearce, S. Fielding. Reserve: D. Binns. Scorer: R . Fielding.


-Sunday : - Cl ith e ro e 3rds (v Cherry


S. Hague c Whalley b Walton......0 Tree, away, meet 12-45 p.m.) A. P.Glcdsonb Turner........ ..............5 H a ck in g , N., Ca r t led g e , .0 . I. Ditta c Turner b Eastham..__8 Young, K. Driver, D. Musson, S. S. Shipman c Eastham b Raza.....5 Trotter, C. Tinker, M. Powell. G. Al Holmes not out....'..— ............1 Sutcliffe, T. Bafiey, D. Walker. G. Leigh lbw b Eastham .........0 R e a d 3rds ( v G rea t Har-


-.- - Extras— .............:..............15 ■ wood, home, 2 pan. start ) G. ; Total...;....................—.121 ' Hinks, I.Hassan, M.Suthers, Bowling: Qadeer 4-1-11-0; F,


Barden 7-228-1; Raza 2215-1; W. Eastham 8-2222; C. Walton 9 -2 20-1; A. Turner 5-0-15-2.. .


,K . O'Connor, J. N e a r y , M . B e n n e t t , ' A . . Tin k e r , P. Haworth, T. Marsh, J. Gandy, D. Bennett. Reserves: C. Holt,


.. . „ ..


M . G r e enw o od . Scor e r: K . Boast. Ribblesdale Wanderers 3rds


( v S e t t le , awa y , m e e 1 2 -4 5 p.m.) G. Clarkson, S. Whar­ ton, R. Wellock, D. Bateman, A.. M a r sh , C. N u t t a l l , R . Lloyd, S. Fielding, M. Proctor, M . Wrigley, C. Hall.


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DISTRICT CRICKET LEAGUE


CRAVEN AND JPMEWIES


Oakworth .......... 9 6 2 1 20 9 5 1 3 16


Embsay 9-7 2 0 23


Barrowford ........ 9 5 3 1 18 Skipton


Cullingworth.......9 4 1. 4 13 Thornton......../ 9 3 3 .3 12 Bradley...............9 3 r 5 10 Cowling...;........9 3 1 5 10 Long Lee~.........9 2 0 7 6 Pendle Forest.....,9 1 2 6 5 Foulridge..;...../.9 - O' 3 6 3 Second Division P W D •L P


Haworth......m ..9 4 ' 3 2 15 .m


■ , First Division PW D, L P


Crown Rejects 4; Bridge B 4, B u ck B 8; H o r s e S h o e C 3, Pendle Witch 9; Royal British Legion C 7, White Horse 5. FIXTURES


Premier Division


l . - W h a l ley Arms A v Ro y a l B r i t i sh L e g io n A; R o y a l British Legion B v Castle A; Low M o o r v B u ck A; S to rk Hotel A v Rose and Crown. First Division


U l tr a fr am e v W h a l le y


Anris B; W hite Hart v Stork H o te l B; P en d le H o te l B v D o g Music Bar; Waggon and Horses A v Brown Cow. Third Division


Buck B v Pendle Hotel A;


R o s e an d Crown R e j e c t s y White Horse; Horse Shoe C v Royal British Legion C; Pen­ dle Witch v Bridge B. Ladies’ Division


Pendle H o te l A v Legion;


Bridge v Royal Oak; Whalley Arms v White Horse; D o g Inn v Buck; Pendle Hotel B open date.


TABLES


Premier Division PW L D P


R.B. Legion A.... 5 5 0 0 55 Low Moor.......... 5 4 1 0 47 Whalley ArmsA 5 2 1 2 38 BuckA...............5 2 3 0 36 Stork Hotel A.... 5 2 . 2 Rose and Crown. 5 2 3 Castle A......*.........5 I 4 RB Legion B...... 5 0 4 First Division


PW L Stork Hotel B.... 5 4 0


.Wgn&Horses A 5 4 0 White Hart........ 5 3 0 Pendle Hotel B .. 5 1 3 Brown Cow........ 5 1 3 Ultraframe......... 5 0 2


Whalley Arms B 5 2 3


Dog Music Bar.. 5 0 4' ■ Second Division P W L


Horse Shoe B...„ 5 3 0 Bay Horse....... 5 1 0 St Peter’s (HG).. 5 2 1 New Inn.............4 2 0 Royal Oak...___5 1 2 Brown Cow (CH)4 0 0 Buck Wrinkleys. 5 1 4 Bridge A.............5 0 3 Third Division


PW L


1 35 0 28 0 24 1 17


Pendle Witch..... 5 5 0 Pendle Hotel A. . 5 3 1 Bridge B............ 5 3 2 RB Legion C...... 5 2 2 BuckB.............;.5 2 2 Rose & Crown R -5 2 3 Horse Shoe C..... 5 0 4 White Horse...... 5 0 4 Ladies’ Division


Whalley Arms..... 4 RB Legion............ 3 Pendle Hotel A....- 4 Royal Oak........../ 4 Buck..................... 3 Dog Inn.............. 2 Bridge................. 2 White Horse__... 3 Pendle Hotel B.... 3


Dolphins swim their way to promotion


CLITHEROE Dolphins won pro­ motion to the Subsidiary League Second Division with victory in their final gala of the season, in their home pool. Because of flooding in the area, Dar-


weh Swimming Club were unable to attend, and Clitheroe, with134 points, beat Camforth B (112). Individual winners were Megan


Philip, Mark Jaggs, Beth Highton,- Paul Jaggs, Toby Banfield, Olivia Knowles, Sherrie Mackey, Julie Pym, Mark Leeming, Carla Greenwood, Chris Waddington and Chelsey Davies.


open freestyle and medley relays, the girls' intermediate. medley .; and


Haworth WE......9 7. 1 ' 1 22 Ingrow St John’s 9 7 0 2 21 Sutton................9 6 1 2 19 Denholme...........9*4 3 2 15


Ingrow............... 9 - 4 3 2 15 Jimmy Nelson's...9- 4 1 , 4 .13 Glusbum............9 4 0 5 ‘ 12' Chatburn....... 9 3 2 4 11 Airedale...... 9 3 2 4 11 Carleton............ 9 2 . 1 6 7 Gargrave.......... . 9 2 0 7 6 - Cononley........... 9 1 0 8 3 Third Division


:-PW D L P


Embsay.............9 8 1 0 25 Cowling...... . 9 5 1 3 16 Cullingworth...... 9-: 5 1 3 16 Haworth...',.....:.. 9 5 1 3 16 Skipton C l 9 5 1 3 16


, Pendle Forest..... 9 4 . 2 - 3 14. Thornton..— .. 9 4 1 : -1 13 Barrowford...... ..9 4 1 4 13 Oakworth.......... 9 3 2 . 4 11 Long Lee...— : 9 2 0 7 6 Bradley........ 9 1 2 6 5 Glusbum............9 1 1 7 4 . Fourth Division ;


’ P W D L P


Ingrow St Johns. 9 7 1 1 22 Chatburn........;.. 9 7 -1, .1 22 Airedale............. 9 .5 Ingrow.............. .9 4 . F o u l r i d g e 9 -4.


.- Denhotae........ .; 9 3 .2 4 11 Sutton................ 9 3 ' 1 5l 10 Pendle Forest.... 9 2 ’ 2 -5 .8


■LongLec........... 9 2 1 6 - .7 Gargrave.........;.. 9 1 1 7 -


4


■2 W 3 -141 3 14


Keighley Tech.... 9 4 1. 4 13 Cononley.....'......9 3; 2 4 11


There were team wins in the ladies' . .


freestyle relays, the boys’ intermediate medley and freestyle relay, the girls' junior freestyle and medley relay, and the mixed cannon relay... Not to be beaten, the club's Micro


■... Bryn Philip, Beth Highton, Hannah Pym, Emma Wild and Matthew Carter were all individual winners, while the team successes came in the boys' 11 years medley and freestyle relay, girls’ 9 years medley relay, girls' 11 years freestyle relay, girls' 12 years freestyle and medley relay, and boys' 10 years freestyle relay.


‘


. points, seven ahead of Ormskirk, with the hosts and.Preston tying for.third iwith87points. ■


League team travelled to Great Har­ wood and finished first with 128


1 43 0 38 1 37


1 22 1 20


0 28 1 23


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT NETBALL


LEAGUE TABLES


Clitheroe LE ...... 6 6 . 0 0 .18 Ribble Valley .....‘7 5 : l ' . l 18 Clitheroe Cav..... 7 4 :(0 . 3 15 Young Farmers ..6 3. 1 2 13 Ribble Valley .....6 4 0 2. 13 Dog and Sports.. 8 3 0 5 13 R&P Hargreaves 6 2 0 4 10 Hair Company... 6 2 0 4 7. Calderstones......6 0 .0 6 .4 Caldcrtrust....... 3 1 0 2 3 Second Division •


• Ribble Valley .....6 6 0 0 18 Tudor Rose.......5 3 1 1 12 Waddington....... 5 3 . 1 1 11 Dog&Music....5 3 .0 ^2 11 .Settle................3 2 0 l . 1 7


'RibbleValley..:..4 2 .0 : 2*7 RBL A............... 3 2 0 1 6 Rejects..............4 0; 0 ; 4 4


; DunkenhaIgh..M. 4 -.1 / 0 v 3 - ; 3 , BilhngtonA......4 1 0 : 3 3? BillmgtonB....... 3 1 0 - 2 -3


PW D L P


First Division ■ P W D . L P


Sport Information Desk ROEFIELD


LEISURE CENTRE 5 ASIDE


FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Roefield 3, Th e M is f its 2;


New Inn 2, Menacing Duck 4; Clitheroe Clowns 9 , Mas sey FC 2; C a n to n a S e a g u l ls 6, D in am o K eb ab 0; D u n o p - Who 14, Barbarians 1. SUNDAY FIXTURES


> 9 a.m. - Din am o Kebab v Barbarians; 9-40 a.m. - R o e - f ie ld v N ew Inn; 10-20 a.m. T h e M i s f i t s v M en a c in g D u ck ; 11 a ;m . - C l i th e r o e Clowns v C an tona Seagulls;


'•11-40 a .m . - M a s s e y FC v Dunop Who.


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND DOMINOES


LEAGUE RESULTS Darts ■ •.. .


•. ■. - - ■. Royal Oak 1, Langho FC 6 ; . Bridge 3, Swan 4.


CLITHEROE - INVITATION


SUMMER DARTS


LEAGUE TABLES


■: Firet Division P . W L P


DogA......5' 5 0 31 Royal Oak A:___ 5 4 1 20 Craven A.............. 5 2 3 18


Brown Cow A...... 5. -2 3 18 Kings Arms A..... 5 3 2. 18 Waggon AHoiscs. 5 - 2 3 14 Legion B .................5 1 - 4 12 Royal Oak B . ...... 5 .


-Second Division P W L- P


Craven Heifer B .. 5 Horae Shoe.......... 5 Brown Cow C ..... . 5 Legion A.__.....„• 5 Brawn Co w: 5 D o gB .. . ............. .5


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5 - 0 28 3 - - 2 19 4 1 17 1 4 16 2 3 15 0 . 5 10


Br idge 0, Swan 7; Craven v Brown Cow TBA.


, ’ Dominoes Royal Oak 3, Langho FC 4; .


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