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Waggon in the driving seat!


By CRAIG SALMON


FO RM ER Blues manager Dave Burgess is the new acting ch a irm an of Clitheroe a f te r Steve Rush stepped down fol­ lowing Saturday’s 1-0 win over Maine Road. ; Rush has cited work commit­


RIBBLE Valley Junior Netball team have won th e Lancashire Under 13s tournament a t Ley- land. They won every game,


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County champs!


to claiming victory. The tournament was


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Laura Marlow, Joanne Whitehead, Jodie Field-


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Gazza signs on as Ternent pulls off his biggest coup


By CHRIS BODEN


AHEAD of Paul Gascoigne's Clarets bow last night, former Burnley boss Chris Waddle revealed how he told his old mate to move to Turf Moor. Gascoigne was in line to make his


Burnley debut at Turf Moor against Bradford as the Clarets looked to fur­ ther cement their play-off place. Stan Ternent finally sealed his most


arrival of Gascoigne from Everton, produced one of their finest perfor­ mances in months, certainly in the first half, as all of a sudden, everything clicked again for the promotion hope­ fuls. With all due respect to the players


on duty, it was fair to say Gazza had contributed to his first Burnley win; with Tony Grant and Kevin Ball turn­ ing in arguably their best displays of the season in midfield as they fought for the right to play alongside him. Waddle, in charge a t Turf Moor


during the 1997-98season, admitted he advised his old Newcastle, Spurs and England teammate to sign after he asked his advice last week. Waddle, who hoped to see Gazza's


audacious transfer move' to date at the weekend, and Gascoigne was unveiled before the crowd aheiad of Sunday's thrilling 2-1 derby win over Preston. The side, clearly boosted by the


hurt teams. Everton had him playing an anchor role at times, and didn't get the best out of him. But he is in good shape and will be a big asset." Waddle's media commitments also


saw him take in Blackburn Rovers' 3-1 defeat to Leeds at Elland Road on Sun­ day. He saw Rovers turn in what manag­


er Graeme Souness described as "as weak' a performance since I've been at the club." Rovers found themselves 2-0 down


ments as the reason behind his decision to resign, but Burgess, who gave the same reason for his decision to resign as first team boss earlier this season, has taken the role of chairman on a three- month trial basis. Burgess said: “My title is acting


been a player, reserve team man­ ager, first team manager and now chairman. “I took over the first team man­


ager’s job having never been a first team manager before and I don’t think I did a bad job.” Meanwhile Rush said: “I am in


frustration for him. He added: “We need more


money coming into the club. “The gates are pretty abysmal


to say the least, considering the success we have had over the last few seasons. “A club can’t continue with


chairman and it will be for three months. “After th a t time, if I feel it is


-it needs to go forward a notch and win promotion to the UniBond League. “There's a lot of work needs


a partnership with my business and I ’m finding it increasingly hard work to commit enough time to Clitheroe. “The club is moving forward but it’s reached a stage now where


not for me then I have an agree­ ment with the club where I can shake hands and walk away and vice versa. “I am going into the job with


eyes wide shut. “I have no idea of how to be a


chairman of a football club. “But what I do want is to make


sure th a t the first team is in a financial position to be challeng­ ing for promotion next season.” Burgess was approached about


taking over the reins on Sunday night and after further discussions with the club’s executive commit­ tee on Tuesday night, decided to take over. He added: “Clitheroe Football


gression. I have been a t the club since 1990 and in that time I have


Club is in my heart. “I just see i t as a natural pro­


verge of resigning earlier in the season but Dave Burgess beat me to the drop. “I decided to carry on because I


doing behind the scenes and I haven’t got the time to do that. “To be honest, I was on the


didn’t think i t would be fair on Lee Sculpher. I didn’t want to leave him in the lurch.” Rush has presided over the club


during some extremely successful periods, and is proud of the lega­ cy he has left behind. . “I t ’s been a marvellous eight


years in charge. The decision to resign has genuinely been one of the hardest decisions I have ever had to make,” he added. “I ’d like to think that the club


has moved forward in the time that I have been chairman.” Rush did, however, state that


the lack of support for the club has become a source of increasing


WAGGON and Horses B are in the box seat in th e C lithero e Pool League Second Divi­ sion. They had a good 8-4


crowds like we have had. “If people are not going to sup­


port the club then you have to generate income from other sources and I just haven’t got the time to do that. “I could have carried on and


ju s t s i t there with the t i t le of chairman and do nothing and watch the club slide back. “That can’t happen.” . Rush was quick to point out


that he will still be a regular face on Shawbridge, supporting the team: “I ’ll still be supporting the team, I ju s t won’t have the responsibility of being chairman,” he added. Clitheroe manager Lee


Sculpher paid tribute to Rush for the work he has done: “Obviously, I was taken by surprise with Steve’s decision. “I t is fair to say everyone likes


Steve, I have a good relationship with him. “He has been very helpful and


supportive to me this season. “Steve took over the club when


it was not in a very stable condi­ tion but the improvement under his leadership is there for all to see, with the building of th e new stand, etc.” Obviously, we wish him all the best.”


Steve Rush Clitheroe Y o u th . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4


Nelson. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 CLITHEROE Youth gave a magnificent account of themselves a t th e weekend as th e y over­


whelmed Nelson 4-1. I t was the Blues who took the lead within the first


15 minutes when Kieran Riley won a battle to the ball and fired home. Liam Hill-Parker made it 2-0 on the half-hour


mark when he curled a shot around the keeper. The homesters didn’t have it all their own way though, as' Nelson pulled a goal back five minutes


before the interval. The second period was a hard-fought b a tt le


between both sides and there wasn’t much to choose between them. The Blues did put the game beyond doubt thanks


to two further goals from Hill-Parker and Joe Mar­ shall. Manager Duncan Thomas said: “An excellent all­


round performance was given but we must learn to concentrate for longer periods especially when we have gained the advantage. “We have put ourselves in a stronger position regarding the title race.”


, .


Broken leg adds to trauma of turbulent week for the Blues


By CRAIG SALMON


CLITHEROE will be hoping to p u t the tu r ­ b u le n t ev en ts of th e past week behind them when th e y tra v e l to Skelmersdale United on Saturday. The Blues have been


after only seven minutes to a brace from Robbie Fowler, and the game vir- tuallyover. Passes all too often went astray as


bow after rushing back from sum­ marising a t Manchester United's Champions League clash with Boav- ista for Radio 5 live, said: "I told him to go. It's a great club, and the fans are very good, and passionate. "I was only there a year, but I never


had any problems with the fans, even though we struggled. "They were great with me, and I


never got any abuse. "I would have loved to have stayed,


but I couldn't see eye to eye with the people in charge. "However, the board has changed


since." And he feels Gazza will give Burnley


for the fans and the players. "Obviously he is still a talent, and a


good addition to the squad a t an important time. "Burnley fans will enjoy watching


ballers, and he's a very good footballer. "He is the type of player they are accustomed to watching over the years, particularly in the 60s and 70s." And he slammed suggestions that


unforced errors dogged the Blues' per­ formance. And even though they forced their


way back into ;he game, courtesy of a tody finish from Matt Jansen after a mix-up between Jonathan Woodgate and Rio Ferdinand, a stunning strike, from Harry Kewell sealed the win. Rovers are in Dubai this week with


a free weekend due to Newcastle's FA Cup replay at Arsenal. Their next game is at bottom side Leicester a week on Saturday, where


■ three points will be a necessity, espe­ cially with Liverpool, Chelsea and Newcastle on the horizon. Andy Cole will sit out the game at


a huge lift: "I’m pleased for Burnley. "It's a big signing and a huge boost


Filbert Street, and the home dash with Southampton on Easter Monday, and his future has been the source of much speculation. Cole has been described in the


him. "They enjoy football, and foot­


rocked this week by the news of chairman Steve Rush’s resignation. And to make matters


it does do is give players like Jason Jones, Andy Cowking and Andy Tay­ lor an opportunity to play in midfield.” Indeed, the blow of


losing the midfield pair has been softened slight­ ly by the news that for­ mer skipper Gary Rish- ton has signed until the end of the season from Rossendaie United. Sculpher added: “Not


worse, Carl Greenwood, who broke his leg against Curzon Ashton on Thursday, has learned th a t he could be out of action for up to a year. The influential mid­


fielder has broken his fibula bone in three places and his tibia in


■ two places. Coupled with the loss


of Neil Reynolds who has a cruciate ligament problem, Sculpher has lost the heart beat of his team. Sculpher said: “I t ’s


Carl Greenwood


player of the season. “He’s been really dedi­


cated. He always turns up for training and gives 110% when he plays. “Obviously we wish


him a speedy recovery.” Neil Reynolds has


national press as something of a loner at the club, that he was unhappy at Ewood and was destined for a move to Fulham in the summer. Rovers blasted the rumours on


. bu t i t ’s also a massive blow for the player him­ self. “He has been


not only a massive blow for the team to lose Carl


absolutely fantastic this season. I will even go as far as say he has been our


Tuesday as Chief executive John Williams said: "The stories linking Andy to Fulham have come as a com­ plete surprise to me. They are unwel-


Gascoigne isnt fit: "He’s very fit. Some footballers these days have to run 10 milesamatch. "He's just been frustrated that he


couldn't get a regular place. "Some people say that his legs have


playing, it will allow him to get for­ ward. You want him to play in the final third, where he can do a few things to


gone, but that's nonsense. "If he's got someone like Kevin Ball


, come and totally without foundation." Souness is believed to have had sev­ eral discussions with Cole to try and


. iron out any problems, but the rumours of unrest hhve persisted. Cole has hit seven goals since his


. man Steve Marlet from Lyon, will make a £6m swoop at the end of the season..


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Play-off decides scramble


outcome TWO teams were tied a t the top of the leader- board as Clitheroe GC's ladies' section held a nine-hole Texas Scram­ ble on Thursday. - But Irene Hinks, M.


Hanson and K. Tatter- sail came out ahead of K. Townley, C. Ashley and G. Wightman on a card play-off. ■; ■ .:■ Both teams had card­


ed a 38 gross.


been buoyed by the news that he may not need an operation after visiting Preston North End’s physio Mick Rathbone. The midfield enforcer


only is Gary a quality player b u t i t enables Andy Cowking to move into midfield. “Everybody thinks


Andy has been playing out of position bu t he has enjoyed playing at centre half. “In fact he will person­


ally say th a t he has played better in defence than he has in midfield.” Sculpher has also


is still able to do some light training and the Blues are keeping their fingers crossed that the injury isn’t as bad as first feared. . Sculpher added: “Carl


and Neil are our two cen­ tral midfielders but what


a ttempted to prise Rossendaie left-back Jason Heffernan away from Dark Lane. The former Burnley


reserve teamer, however, has decided to stay at United until the end of


' the season. Meanwhile, Sculpher


was delighted with the 1- 0 victory on Saturday at home to Maine Road.


“I was pleased to get a


win really and the three points.. On another day we could have won by four or five.” The Blues player-man­


ager also reserved special praise for the club's hard core of supporters. “The fans have really


got behind the team since the Vase defeat. “We have an hard core


of supporters who follow us home and away. “From my point of


view we are the best sup­ ported team in the league,” Sculpher added. • Clitheroe face Fleet- wood Freeport a t home on Tuesday, kick-off 7-45 p.m. The scheduled game away at Atherton Collieries on Monday night was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch. Clitheroe ................1 Curzon Ashton ___ 1 A BADLY broken leg to Carl Greenwood over­ shadowed Clitheroe’s 1-1 draw at home to Curzon Ashton on Thursday evening. The influential mid­


fielder came off worse in a 50-50 challenge and the game had to be brought


to a temporary halt as Greenwood was taken to


hospital. Ashton proved tough


opposition but Clitheroe seemed to be affected by the injury to Greenwood as they were unable to assert any. authority on the game in the first half. After a half-time team


talk, Clitheroe came out for the second half with clearer minds and they took the lead just after half-time when Neil Spencer looped a header over the keeper at the far post from a Mark Stew­ art free kick. The Blues pushed for­


ward in search of more goals but were punished for their failure to find the killer second goal when the visitors equalised with a goal on the break through Kier­ an Delaney. Even then the Blues


refused to be despondent and were denied by the referee who disallowed two “goals” from Neil Spencer. Clitheroe


.............. 1


Maine Road ............0 THE resignation of Clitheroe chairman Steve Rush on Saturday


■stole the headlines but the Blues did earn three very welcome points at


home agains t Maine Road. However, the Blues


were forced to rely on an own goal nine minutes from time to seal the points after dominating the game throughout but failing to find the back of the net. The twin strike force


of Neil Spencer and Lee Cryer always looked dangerous but they were unable to convert good chances which fell their way. Mark Stewart ■


was


somehow denied a penal­ ty a fte r the interval when he was brought down by both the keeper and the defender tack­ ling him from behind while Ciyer was thwart­ ed by the visiting keeper on a couple of occasions. The Blues grabbed the


winner on 81 minutes when Chris Whitting- ham’s cross was played in from the right and took a few glancing touches before striking Lee Tod- man - under pressure from Lee Cryer and Martin Aspinwall at the back post - and bounc­ ing into the back of the net.


. race for snooker title


move in December, but the national press suggest Fulham, who have strug­ gled for goals despite signing £ l lm


WADDINGTON A still ■ look on course for the Clitheroe and District Snooker League First Divi­ sion despite losing 10-4 to Clitheroe Conservative ClubR . They are currently 16


points clear of Chatbum A and Low Moor A with just four games of the season remaning. The Second Divirion is a totally different story with


■


as many as four teams all in with a chance of winning the title. Slaidbum currently lead


the way despite losing 10-4 to third-placed Rimington


■ B who now go within four points of the leaders. ■ v Clitheroe Conservative


joint-second on 124 points. A- RESULTS


■ First Division Clitheroe Conservative Chib B


10 (442), Waddington A 4 (405); S. Whittaker 89, R. Kay 67; F ..


Conchie 79; D. Hart 66, N. Har­ ris 85; E Marlow 89, D. Wilson 70; S. Turner 72, J. Gibson 112; R. Maiioch 93, T. Rydohcard 75; C. Aspinall 73, E Barker 78. Whalley 6 (451), Royal


British Legion 8 (480); J. Cross 67, B. Hargreaves 62; A. Riley


87, M. Peel 59; J. Sumner 58, N. Schofield 95; R. Smith 70, M.


Garner 94; G. Taylor 63, S. Thompson 77; J. Timperlcy 106, N.Gamer93. ■ LowMoorA 10(491), Chat-


burn A 4 (342); S. Traynor 67, M. Lawson 62; C. Drinkwatcr 104, J. Lockley 68; Dl Ireland 87, G. Clark 89; M. Holmes 78, P. Clark 17; R Mercer 98, E Craig .. 25; P. Traynor 57, G. Simkin 81. . . Second Division


Waddington B 4 (490), ’


Clitheroe Conservative Club B , 10 (610); I. Jackson 64, R. Grant ■


Club and Talbot B are also■


122; A. Dean 66, T. Smith 114; G. Laxton 73,'K. Smith 133; S. ■ Baines 91, M. Whittaker 79; M.' f Harrison 94, A. Isherwood 101;r R Phillip 102,1. Charlton 61. -. Chatbum B 6 (490),'Low


ing 83, D. Calvert 93. Talbot A 12 (542), Police 2


(463); S. Proctor 51, D. Allen 77; T. Proctor 78, A. Pilkington 70; R Cookson 125, R Griffiths 85; E Proctor 79, E Atkinson 76; F. Whittaker 119, F. Booth 66; J. Winder 90, D, Bowness 89. FIXTURES


v First Division - Low Moor A v Billington


BC; Downham v Whalley; Chatbum A v RBL; Wadding­ ton A v Rimington B: . Second Division


Talbot B v Low Moor B; Slaidbum v Talbot A; Social v


Police; Rimington v Wadding- ton R •


■ Watson 70, K. Keough 112; N. '■ Bourke 99, E. Houghton 62; G. Ireland 48, R Waddington 46; J . ,. Whittaker 71, L. Cowking 72; I. ' Nash 65, M. Dewhurst 46.- Downham 4 (471), Billington A 10 (499); R. Gladwin 78, P.;


■;, Slaidbum 4 (452), Rimington A 10 (461); N. Hey 72, M. Yates 77; G. Parker 77, M. Rhodes 71; R Walker 68, M. Rhodes 87; E. Rigby 78, & Petty 63; T. Robin­ son 74, G. Watson 80; D. Cowk­


Moor B 8 (610); C. Monck 82,. A. Ford 98; S. Simkin 99, T.- Richardson 105; M. Paul 95, E . Cryne 72; S. Booth 72, G. Tyler 86; J. Read 104, N. Brown 68; R ■ Dolan 78, S. Mercer 85. . ; ' i \


: Clitheroe Con B.. ■16 ■ 9 7108 iiWhalley Con 16 6 ,10108 Rimington B.......' 15 6 9104, Downham*.;'.......;. T5 •• 7 8102 RBL.....:........:..... 15 8 7100 Billington B 16 1 ,15 56 , Second Division." , : .-.


. Waddington A..;;. 16 12 4142 . Chatbum A......... 16 10 6126 LowMoorA........ 15 11 4126 Billington A . 16-: 8 8120


............... TABLES First Division p W' L P


,Low Moor B........ 16 •7 .' 9100 Police................ 15 7 8 98 Social Club......... 16 5 11-84 .Waddington B„..; 15 . 6 9:84


'Slmdbura-.V.™... 15 >10" 5128 Clitheroe Con A.;: 16. 10 6124 Rimington A....... 16 9 ,7124 Talbot B.......... . 15 ■ 8 -7124 ThlbotA............ 15 8 '7112 Chatbum 17 7 10110


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Duff double gives United derby win


Clitheroe :.................3 Craven Heifer .........0


'CRAVEN travelled to ■Victory P a rk hoping to do a league double over local rivals Unit-, ed.


E a r l ie r on in th e


season, Craven b e a t United a t Roefield but U n i te d 's d e te rm in a ­ tion to win in this fix- - ture was the dominant


■ factor in an important game.' The f i r s t half


;each o th e r o u t. This was to be expected as


■both teams are in-the. .promotion race" and- could go up as champi- ,ons.


■ ■ ■-.


JDay. and Farquar went (close -to opening th e ^scoring;, while."at the: \ other end Duff, Young land Pinnard also had rxhances, but they were, jail squandered. * ; 1 T h e '- s e c o n d ^ 'h a l f began the same; but on'


th e hour Waterhouse raced clear of the Unit­ ed defence, and found himself one-on-one with Hargreaves. Waterhouse shot but


Hargreaves pulled off a great save to deny the visitors the lead.


. . This woke Clitheroe up as Hargreaves’ save seemed to click th e home side into gear. A q u a li ty s tr ik e by


■remained deadlo eked as both teams cancelled ■


_ Duff gave Clitheroe the lead and soon after, the same p layer headed United further ahead. Clitheroe by :■ now


For Craven, Mansell, •


■were winning the chal­ lenges in midfield and ■started to show th e ■ character th a t has won Ahem so many games this season. ■


• Craven's strike force


did not have an answer to U n i ted 's two-goal cushion, and any attack was soon quashed by United’s defence.


....P au l, Clegg y did ,a ■great . job? of mar-


'sh a l lin gA C li th e roe ’s defensive'-i u n i t ; : and


"apar t from Water- house's effort, they did­ n't put a foot wrong. . B a r t le t t 'in c re a s e d


Clitheroe’s lead - much to th e d e lig h t of th e home supporters - with a great strike into the bottom right-hand cor­ ner of th e n e t, which p u t th e game beyond Craven's reach. ■ ' ,


•A Man.of- th e :match Sweeney showed great


.‘skill and determination to influence the match in key areas. - i.This was never going to be a match for.'the'


:■■


• fa in t h e a r ted , b u t i t was United who grind­ ed out the .result .they wanted. ■' ' ’ . ' • Turn to page 39 for a ■ comprehensive round-


victory over St Peter’s to move three points ahead of Brown Cow Chat- bum, who were inactive. I t ’s pretty tight in the


Third Division as Dog Music B lead the way by five points even though they lost 7-5 to Craven


Heifer. Second-placed Kings Arms pulled some ground back on the lead­ ers thanks to an excellent 9-3 demolition of Horse


Shoe C. Premier Division RESULTS


Whalley Arms A 6, Stork Hotel A 6; Castle A 4, Royal N British Legion A 8; Buck A 6,


Low Moor 6. First Division


Stork Hotel B 8, Pendle


Hotel B 4; Ultraframe 6, White H a rt 6; Waggon and Horses A 6, Brown Cow B 6. Second Division


White Horse A 3, Bay


Horse 9; St Peter’s 4, Waggon and Horses B 8; Buck Wrink-


leys 6, Whalley Arms B 6; Brown Cow A 5, New Inn 7. Third Division


1 Pendle Hotel A 7, Buck B 5; Horse Shoe C 3, Kings Arms 9; Bridge I I , White Horse B 1; Dog Music 5, Craven Heifer 7. Ladies’ Division


White Horse 6, Whalley Arms 3; Legion 7, Pendle Hotel A 2; Pendle Hotel B 4, King’s Arms 5; Royal Oak 7, Bridge 2. FIXTURES


Mick Humphries Memorial Trophy Draw


Craven Heifer; Dave Lakin


Dave Parkinson; Leon Duck­ worth v Paul Hodges; winners to play each other. Buck: Ian Townson v Dave


v Matt Garner; Craig Whit­ taker v James Whitewell; win­ ners to play each other. Castle: Alan Gudgeon v


New Inn 4, Dog Inn 5;


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Walmsley; Gareth Hethering- ton v Jordan Walmsley; win­ ners to play each other. Low Moor: Rick Avery v


Phil Walton; Gary. Simkin v Simon Thompson; winners to play each other. All matches to be played on


Tuesday. Finals night to be held on Tuesday, April 16th. Winner must telephone result to 442243. Team Knockout Semi-Finals „


Whalley Arms: Stork Hotel


A v Buck A; Bay Horse, Bar- row: Castle A v Stork Hotel B. Ladies’ Division


New Inn v Pendle Hotel B;


White Horse v Bridge; Legion v Dog Inn; Pendle Hotel A v Whalley Anns; Kings Arms v Royal Oak. . TABLES


Premier Division


RB Legion A..„..12 4 6 2 77 Station Storm .^.11 3 3 5 74 Castle A_____ 11 2 7 2 60 First Division


4 5 3 77


White Hart ........14 7 2 5123 Wgn & Horses A14 8 0 6123 Ultraframe__-.13 7 2 4113 Stork Hotel B~.13 6 2 5102 Castle B_____ 13 4 5 4 90 Pendle Hotel B L13 4 7 •2 75 Brown Cow B__12 3 6 3 72 Dog Music A.—.12 2 8 2 64 Royal Oak .........12 1 10 1 50 Second Division


PW- L D P P w L D P


Wgn & Horses B15 9 3 3124 Brown Cow (Ch)14 9 2 3121 Whalley Arms B14 6 4 4115 St Peter’s (HGJ..15 6 5 4110 New Inn ............15 5 5 5108 Brown Cow A..—15 6 7 2 97 Bay Horse..___ 15 5 7 3 91 norseShoeB.^.13 5 6 2 90 Buck Wrinkles .15 2 8 5 84 White Horse A...15 3 9 3 82- Third Division


Dog Music B .....14 9 3 2127 Kings Arms___1410 2 2122 Bridge_______ 13 9 2 2118 Craven Heifer ,_.13 7. • 3 '3105 Pendle Hotel A..13 7 • 5 1103 BuckB.............13 3- 9 2 74 RB Legion C..-..13 3 9 .1 71 HorseShoeC..... 13 2 10 1 65 White Horse B...14 ■ 3 11 0 55 Ladies* Division


PW L D P


RB Legion.......... 15 13 2115 Pendle Hotel A.... 15 13 3107 New Inn............. 15 10 : 5 104 Royal Oak.__..... 13 • 8 5 83' White Horse........ 14 7- 7 80 Kings Arms____ 15 ■ 7 8:75 Pendle Hotel B.„. 14 6 . 8 69 Whalley Arms...;. 15 • 4. 11 63 Dog Inn.____.... 15 •Bridge— 15.


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4 2


.. . "Anchor B ; 3," Buck ■


LEAGUE ■ RESULTS


Paythome 4; Craven Heifer 3,


•Anchor A 4; Coach and Hors- ,es v Buck B cancelled; Buck A ■ 6, Brown Cow 1; Three Rivers


. 3, Pendle Hotel 4; Pendle Inn ,7, Copy Nook 0. , . '


' . TABLE •


' Coach A Horses...™...:.;" 2 . Pendle Hotel „.„u. ■ Copy Nook.........


: up of-the local amateur • and junior, soccer scene; ■


- Brown Cow Craven Heifer


l- Anchor B ii Buck Paythome ™ Three Rivets


Buck


BuckB____ AnchorA__ Pendle Inn :...


.. 20 ' : 144 .. 21


P ;P


.. 21, .. 21


.: 21 20 , ■ ..; 21 i


.. 21 " 91 .. 21 .. 21


112 112 102 100 99


<-73 ; 72


89


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11 63 13 44


GISBURNAND DISTRICT POOL


Buck A..............12 6 0 6105 Stork Hotel A.-12 3 2 7 88' Whalley Anns All 3 2 6 81 Low Moor~........ll 3 3 5 79 RB Legion


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