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FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


■. First Division


Club 1; Craven Heifer 0; Stack- steads St Joseph's 2; Goodshaw :


•Utd 1, Enfield 0; Sabden.2". Chtheroe Utd 2. , • - "Second Division t .


Rovers 1; Read Utd 4, Calder- stones 0; RibbleValley Borough 5, Oswaldtwistle St Mary's 0; Worsthorne 1, Padiham A O; Whalley Con. 5, Belvedere 2..- -c • - Reserve Division ■ . •• •


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Enfield 5, .Worsthorne 2; Good­ shaw Utd 2, Read Utd 0; Hurst Green 4, Sabden 2; Kelbrook 1, Bamoldswick Park Rovers 0. TABLES


• First Division p W D L P ‘


ColneUtd . . . . 5 4 Goodshaw Utd . 3 3 StacksteadsSJ. ..5 3 Kelbrook . . . . . ..4 2 Rimington . . . . ..4 2 Settle Utd . . . . '.A 2 Enfield......... .V.3 2 Chtheroe Utd ....4 1 Hurst Green ...4 1 Bly Boys' Club . .5 1 Sabden . . . . . . . .A 0 Craven Heifer ....5 0 Second DivisionP


Worsthome . .. ..5 RibbleValley Bor 4 -


Whalley Con ....4 Padihara A. . . . . .5 Barrowford YCW 5 • Bamoldswick PR-3 0swaldtwistlcSM4 - Read Utd;.........3 Rolls-Royce. .


.4


Calderstones ....5 Rock Rovers . . . .5 BlyBelvedere ...3 EarbyTown.....4


• Colne XJtd 4, Burnley Boys’-. EAST LANCASHIRE : Fulledge B 1; Eoulridge 9,


vClarets3,-Colne Clarets3. Under 12


:i vLFA Cup: Borrowdale Utd 9,


; Bnnscall l . League: Belvedere 5,> v-Brunlea 1; Clitheroe Wolves 5, Bamoldswick Barons 2; Hasling-


'. den Juniors.6, Todmorden 2; Ighten Leigh 8, Foulndge 3. ‘


' TABLES Under 10 P W D L P


. Belvedere Colts . .3 3. 0 - .0 9 • Chthcroe Wolves . 3 3 : 0 , 0 9 ;Bnercliffe Rovers 3 2 0 1 6 , Foulndge Minors 3 2 0 1. 6


- Fulledge Colts. i .3 2 0. 1 6 Tod Sports Centrc3 1 1. 1 4


. Jumor.CIarets ...3 0 2 1 2. Ighten Leigh ....3 0 1 2 1 Bnerfield Celtic; .3 • 0 0 3 0 Bacup Borough . .3 • 0 * 0 3 0 • . ' ' Under 11.. ' P W D L P


Foulndge Minors 6 6 0 0 18 Briercliffe Rovers 7 -5 .1 1 16 ChvigerColts ...6 5 0 1 15


. ReadstoneUtd ..6 4 1 1 13 Fulledge Colts . . .5 4 .0 1 12 Clitheroe Wolves .7 ." 4* 0 3 12 Junior Clarets ...7 3 2 2 11 Colne Clarets. . . .5 3 1 1 10 ■ Brierfield Celtic. .7 2 1 4 7


i .Bamoldswick Barons 1; Fulledge ' Colts A 7, Ighten Leigh 1; Junior


HYNDBURNBOYS * ■ Under 12 -


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS * ‘


’ : . Blue: Fulledge^^Rossendale j


• 2; Lammack 3, Readstone Utd 2.-, . Under 13


-• ' Red: Accoutre 6,.Readstone Utd 2. Blue: Fulledge 14, Blue. Star Aces 0. v*


Under 14 : \ o". Red:- Borrowdale Utd- 1,-.


■ Clitheroe Wolves A 4; Lammack 1, Fulledge 0; Blue: Islington


Boys 3, Brunlea 4. Under 15. •


Utd; > Junior. Clarets 4,. Oswaldtwistle 1. Red: Readstone Utd 1; Rishton Utd 5. Blue: Fenis- cowles St Pauls 1, Junior Clarets


. ReadstoncUtd ..5- 3. 0 2• 9 : Islmgton Boys .. .4 3 0 1 9 Rossendale Valley 5^ 1 1 - 3 . 4


Lammack Jumors 5 . 4 1 0 13 Fulledge Colts .. .4 . 4 - 0 0 .12. • Haslingden Jumors4 .4. 0 - 0 12


11; Lammack 1, Fulledge 3. ... •• TABLES Under 12 Blue P W D L P:


B'wick P R ..........:7 2 1 4 -7- Ighten Leigh . .. .7 , 2 0. 5 6 B'wick Barons *.. .6 0 1 5 1 Fulledge Colts. . .6/• 0 • 0 6 0


P W D L


• BarrowfordCeltic3- 0 0 3 -0 Ross'dalc Utd Lads4 0 0 4 0 Under 13 Red


. AccoutreB...........4 1 - 0 3 3 WhalleyJumors .4 l . j 0 „.3 3 St Joseph’s .........4 1 0 3 3


i • Accoutre ........ ..4 4 0 0 12 •BlueStar


. BrunleaJuniors..6 0. 0 6 0 ■ GtIIanvoodRA.4 - 2 0 2 6 Under 12


Reserve Division - P W D L P


Enfield..............5 . 5 -0 0 15 , Worsthome . . . . .5 4 0'- .1: 12 - Goodshaw Utd . .4 3 0 1 9 Hurst Green ....5 2 2 1 . 8: Kelbrook...........5 2 1 2 7. ColneUtd........ 4 -2 0 2 6 Read Utd..........4 2 . 0 2 6 Bly Belvedere ...5 1 2 2 - 5 Sabden......... ;. .5 1 1 3 4 Rmungton........3 . 1 0 2 3 Bamoldswick PR 4 1 0 3 .3 Settle United ....4 1 0 3 3 Rolls-Royce....... 3 0 0 3 0


WARBURTONS


YOUTH LEAGUE RESULTS Under 9


Wolves 0.


Briercliffe Rovers 1, Clitheroe^ •


Bacup Borough 3,-CUtheroe


Wolves 4; Belvedere'3, Fulledge 0; Foulridge Minors 7, Brierfield Celtic 2; Ighten Leigh 1, Brier­ cliffe Rovers 4; Junior Clarets 2, Todmorden Sports Centre 2. Under 11


Rovers 11; Brierfield Celtic 3,. rowdale Utd 4, St Joseph’s Red 0; Bamoldswick PR 1, Briercliffe


' Clitheroe,Wolves 4; Brunlea 1, Wilpshire Wanderers Blue 2, Readstone Utd 7; Cliviger 10, Belvedere Dynamos 1.


. Under 10


Junior Clarets .. .5 5 0 0 15. Cbtheroe Wolves .6 4 0 2 12 Colne Clarets. . . .4 4 0 0 12 • Brierfield Celtic. .4 - 3 0 1 9 Borrowdale Utd ..3 3 0 0 . 9 Colne Clarets....4 2 0 2 6 BelvcderbNew ..4 2 0 2 6 Brunlea Juniors..4 2 0 2 6 IghtenLeigh ....6- 1 1 4 4 HaslingdenJuniors7 .1 1 5 .4 B'wick Barons .. .3 1 0 2 .3 Foulridge Minors 5 1 0 4 3 Todmorden Colts 7 1 0 6 3


VMI ACCRINGTON AND DISTRICT JUNIOR LEAGUE


RESULTS Under 9


League One: Barrowford


Celtic 0, Accoutre 4; Langho 0. Fulledge 5; Oswaldtwistle


Juniors 0, Readstone Utd 2. League Two: St Joseph's 3, Bor­


rowdale Utd 1. . Under 10


. League One: Barrowford


Celtic 0, Accoutre Blue 3; Fenis- cowles St Paul's 1, Readstone


" Utd 0; Langho 1, Fulledge 0. League Two: AKZO Yellow 2, Belvedere 5; Huncoat Utd 3, Borrowdale Utd 1.. Under 11


’ 11-a-side: Barrowford Celtic 0,


Accoutre Juniors 6; Clitheroe Wolves 0, Readstone U td 5. Mini-Soccer: Belvedere Colts 1, Great Harwood Rovers 0; Bor-


P . Earcroft Jumors .3^ 1...0 Darwen Rangers .2


• Oswaldtwistle Villa4 1 1


Ross Utd Jumors .3 0 0 . 3 0 Under 14 Red P W D L P


0 1 1


2 .-3 1


2


4 1


. Ross Utd Juniors .3 1 1 1 - 4 Hashngden ....... 5 1 0 4. 3 OssyJuniors ....5 1 . 0 4 3


• Clitheroe Wolves A5: 5 0 0 15 BorrowdaleUtd..4 3 0 1. 9 AKZO Nobel A . .3 2 1 0 7 Langho Juniors ..4 2 0 2 6 Whalley Juniors A5 1 . 3 1 6 Lammack Juniors 3 1 1 1 4


Fulledge Colts .. .3 0 0 3 0 Under 15 Red ; P W D L P


Chtheroe Wolves A5 4 • 0 1 12 RishtonUtd . .. .5 3 2 0..11 Blue S ta r...........3 3 0 0 9 Knuzden Juniors .4 2 1 1 7 West End Utd ...3 2 0 1 6 Gt Harwood Rov 5 1 1 3 4 Langho Jumors .;4 1. 0 3 3 Ross Utd Lads...3 0 1 2 1 OssyJuniors ....4 0 1 3 1 Readstone Utd . .2 0 0 2 0 Under 15 Blue . P. W D L P


RcadstoneUtd ..4 2 0 2. 6 • Whalley Juniors .4 - 2 0 .2 . 6


P W D -L P- .4 .3 0 .1 9


• Cup: Fulledge 5, Readstone


$ isuceejpy ■ fo tlo ea ll


talcing team


‘drom -e.


(IT."was a1 silversuccess' forScienceinsport.corn’s-


.cycling .team at the! jtecentrNational, Gham-j I'pionshipsTeamiBursuiti ^at Manchester’s Velo-j


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'ern'Ar'ea Sales. ManagerJ ’KeitirMurray, and team)


- I'riders' Stuart!:WeannouthV i and Neil Rothwelp’, ‘ ( ; i;v-Thejriding anart'et. 'stormed to a superb sec-] lond place finish'in what" s was the team’s firat expe-a- I pence of pursuit racing. , '• In /


•stages,';tlie-team Were the qualifying!


, <more than pleased to fin-. fish=second. with a time of 3 .“four minutes and: 31 sec­ onds - just six seconds,


^behind- the exp erien ced 5 ! professional’VC RaphaeL, rteam; but a;hefty, 35-seczi tends .quicker ; than the,, - i time achievediby,-ScQto>- •land in the Common-)


’ wealth Gamesl - ^ . .-The semi-final saw-the;


: team up against eventual: -bronze medalists'JF.Wil-, -son.Cycles,'and they! . earned a place in the final.;


-after clocking 2:39. . it However, in the final


: VC Raphael proved too; strong. * ’ ' -


Huncoat U td . .. .4 4. 0 0 12 Fulledge Colts ...4 4 0 0 12 Junior Clarets ...4- 3 1 0 1C Ross Utd Juniors .4 2 1 1 7 Barrowford Celtic 2 2 0 0 C AKZO Nobel....5 2 , 0 3 ( Lammack Juniors 4 2 0 2 f Clitheroe Wolves B5 . 1 0 4 < Whalley Juniors .4 1 0 3 J Feniscowles....... 3 0 0 3 ( Globe Bollough . .5


Under 16 Red


Oswaldtwistle Utd3 Ross Utd Juniors .2 Lammack Juniors 2 Globe Bollough . .3 . Knuzden Youth..4 ReadstoneUtd ..3 Clitheroe Wolves B3


ry going tha t fast. We


;had figured we could do '• ‘about-4:30 and, thought-,


iwe: Would be in with ,a : shout of a medal, but;


• were going at 4:24.and] things happen? really.;


. quickly at that pace. , si 11 is difficult to pracr.. Idee the skills involved as. /you soon get tired trying; fto cycle at over. 34mph.” ,,


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s;-:; Lawson said: “We were; r a bit in linchcirted territOT s


■


The company, which % McTear added a tremen- <


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midfield were also out­ standing;


Brierfield Celtic . . . . .3. Clitheroe Wolves Under 1


The Wolves' defence and '


■ 1 s . . . . 4


WOLVES' Warburton League side took three points from this match, but the result should have been more emphatic. - Brierfield took the lead,


. i


dous strike from a tight angle. ;


CLITHEROE extended their perfect'start t'o the/ season with a'fine ,victory. ■ over unbeaten rivals Bor-.


. . . .4 { pleted his third hatrtrick in'


^Wolves extend perfect start with fine victory over United; H


■> J * 4 " ( ' * __ ^


READSTONE Under Under 11s scored an . impressive7-0 win over Brunlea..


On target for the locals were J.-Neary, with a hat- trick, and J.Ramsey and J. Brown, who netted two


goals apiece. . . • Man of the match was S. Whittaker.


• United’s Under 9s beat Oswaldtwistle Jumors 2-0,


with goals from J.Hudson and star man M.Cox. The Under 13s went down 6-2 against Accoutre,


while United’s Under 10s lost by the only goal to Feniscowles. .


overcoming stout resis­ tance from a plucky home side. „


The locals went ahead on l-


20 minutes when Matthew Sedgwick put Matthew Binney clear, and he fin- ■ ished clinically. Binney added his second


but JSalch equalised from the penalty spot, before adding a second for a 2-1 half-time lead. I t wasn’t long before


after the break after a great turn, and Robbie Mount volleyed home a Tom Webb cross to make? the game safe.


/ ' But Nick Ashurst scored the winner for Clitheroe, and Michael Clarkson was named as ? man of the


match. Bacup Borough . .. .


Clitheroe Wolves Under 1 0 s ........................ . ..S AN early goal from Dewhurst set the tone as the Wolves eased to victo­ ry.


.3


ond-minute opener, and a third arrived from Astin. An own goal sent


Balch completed his hat-- trick, but sloppy defending meant that Brierfield came back to equalise. V , -


ney completed his hat- trick, before the impressive Steven Tandy rounded off the scoring with a neat lob. Earlier in the week, the


. Man of the match Bin­ •


Clilheroe Wolves Under 9s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Foulridge Minors . . . .1 THE Wolves had to come from behind against a v ery determined Foul- ridgeside. Two quick goals from.


Kennerley and an owngoai conceded after a driven cross by Bailey gave Glitheroe the lead before half-time. . These were the only


• ‘ Man of the match was sweeper


and Rutherford, complet- ing his hat-trick, rounded off a fine wm. . .


■


Lafranceschina. • Before the game, the


- Martin


team were presented with Mitre match balls for the season from MJB .Builders, who will sponsor match balls for the next two sea­ sons. Clitheroe Wolves- Rangers Under 12s . . .3 AKZO Juniors Orange 0 WOLVES got back to winning ways with this 'excellent result, including. their first clean sheet of the season. A Chris Brewer free-kick


and a fine opportunist goal from Jay Howard , was added to by Chris Scott to complete the scoring. Clitheroe Wolves Under


Wolves edged a seven-goal thriller with Clitheroe Wolves Rangers. Despite trailing 3-1,


goals of the game but the Wolves had chance after chance in the second half but failed to' take the opportunities that v/ould have seen off their rivals. In the end, the Wolves


• Clilheroe Wolves Under 13s


..............2 Bailey added to the sec­


Clitheroe in at the break well on top. Bacup pulled two back


Accoutre.................... .1 DESPITE being under pressure for most of the game, the locals managed to snatch the points. Liam Bicknell pulled off


after the restart, but a


plete his hat-trick, saw the Holden scored the goals. Wolves home.-


. , , ,, ,


Wolves came back to win as Binney grabbed another treble, while Webb was also on target.


Bailey. Man of the match was ; - .


Ids Girls ......... .............3 Readstone United . . .0 CLITHEROE Girls' sea­ son got underway with a friendly against local side Readstone United. With the scores dead­


had to rely on goalkeeper Moorhouse to maintain their lead.


returned to yrinning ways with a comprehensive vic­ tory over Earcroft. - Chris Hawra’s sweet vol­


4~> **.


ley after 15 minutes got the ■ Pumas off to a great start ■ • and Sam Townend added a second before half-time., Two goals apiece from


Hawra and Tom Keighley in the second half made it 6-0, and Tom Wallbank’s . first of the season complet- ; ed the scoring. Whalley Juniors Under


10s ............... ............ 1 Brierfield Celtic Under 10s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J WHALLEY’S Under 10s put in an under-par per­ formance as they were forced to share the points with Brierfield Celtic. They took the lead .


through Charlie Woodruff, but Celtic hit back to earn a draw. Goalkeeper Robert Sum­


ner made some outstand­ ing saves. Tom Brown was man of


locked at half-time, Rebec­ ca Clemson, Sarah Forrest and Kimberley Seed were on target in the second period to seal the victory. The Girls are still look­ ing to strengthen their


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• the match. Whalley Juniors Under Ids Blue


....................0


Ossie V illa .................13 WHALLEY suffered a crushing defeat a t the- hands of Ossie Villa. Goalkeeper Michael Dil-


Clilheroe Wolves Under Ids ............................ '. .6 years, eight or nine who Huncoat United . . . . .1 enjoy playing football can


squad. Any girls currently in


favourites Huncoat were shot down by the Wolves, who put themselves in the driving seat at the top of the table. Early goals from Tom


a string of fine saves, and Rutherford and Christian


brace frorn Haworth and om; Brown and simon two from Astin, to com-


■ The Wolves also beat West End ; . . ! ..............0 Barrowford Celtic 3-2 dur-


Clilheroe Wolves Under ing the week, with goals X 2 s .......................... . . .5 from star man Brown, WOLVES went top of the Shaun Hartley and Sam Accrington League after Sieczkowski.


was named man of the Coppola meant Umted had to chase the game, and Rutherford gave them a mountain to climb with a third before the break. Huncoat pulled a goal back before having a man


Clitheroe Wolves Under 15s . . . . . .


WOLVES soared to the WHALLEY Under 11s Langho J u n io r s .........0 i ..................2


top of the league after this convincing win over Langho. .An early goal from Tom


‘


were involved in an excit­ ing draw against derby rivals Langho. David Barker gave


sent off, and the Wolves took advantage by rattling in a further three goals. Sam Johns, Nicky Byrne


Read rewarded for great team effort


By PHIL SIMPSON


A SUPERB team effort was behind Read Cricket Club coming away with the Jennings Ribblesdale League title for the first time in


| over 20 years. Professional Akram Raza was the chief insti­


gator in their success, but superb individual efforts from Craig Walton, Warren Eastham and Frank Barden contributed greatly to the cham-


I pionship victory. • Raza amassed 531 runs, but was outshone by


Walton, who totalled 545. In a season where the bowlers did much of the spadework, Walton proceeded to contribute 20 | wickets, with Eastham and Barden also doing


their fair share/' ■ , ' They both gave consistently high-quality dis­


in fourth position. Paid man Shahid Nawaz had a superb cam­


paign in which he achieved over 1,000 league runs at an average of 57.16. Also contributing 39 wickets to his teams


Ribblesdale Wanderers sneaked into the LCB R. Gladwin . . . .:19 Cup, after a marvellous season saw them finish M. Peel ___). ..20


,


plays as back-up for Raza, totalling almost 50 wickets between them en route to the title. But again it was the professional Raza who led


ley (340), Alex Whelan (483) and Andy Pratt (363) all posting healthy end of season totals, Whalley’s season petered out near the end to see them finish bottom of the local sides in the Jen­ nings Ribblesdale League. '


Raza................ ..20 C. Walton ___ ..22 J. Marshall . . . ..15 W. Eastham . . . .'.12


M. Whalley . . . ..20 A. Turner ___ ..15


I NO I! 9


Batting Read t


T. Little . . . . . . ..17 ■ 3 1


Nawaz . . . . . . : ..25 . 5 J. R a in ............ ..12


the way, yielding 65 wickets with an average of 14.25.


T. Braithwaite. ..13 M. Briggs ---- ..20


P.A.Hall . . . . . ..10 ' 7 ' 0


,3


J. Braithwaite . ..12 : ... 5 4


3 I. Britcliffei. . . ..11 • •. .. .. — • •. .£7195.


| to a team effort that far from relied on the pro. And with Howard’s 37 wickets, and captain


. John Rain, David Howard and Mark Briggs all nearly hit the 300-run mark, adding vital runs


cause, he more than earned his money as the Church Meadow side exceeded expectations in what many thought would be a transitional year.'


Terry Braithwaite’s 20, it was.a productive sea­ son all round that saw them leap seven places in the Jennings Ribblesdale League.!''.; , , ; Neil Bolton's Clitheroe finished a solitary posi­


Clitheroe


N. Bolton . . . . . . .26 Fitton . . . . . . . . . 2 6 S. Bishop......... .23 S. Coulter ■___ .22 S. Whalley . .. .. .23 M. Bolton .......... 22


• M. Coulter .. .. .19 4 • Whalley I NO


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i/Chatbum Road side failed to record a batsman with an average of 30 or above.


more than adequately backed up by Mark Harg­ reaves; who proceeded to take 40 wickets in a ; fabulous season in the attack for Clitheroe. I t was a different story with the bat however,.; 'as no-one was able to find any consistency, as the


shone with the ball, both amassing oyer 50 wick­ ets with 62 and 56 respectively. With averages of 14.92 and 15.39, they were


'■ However, captain Neil Bolton's early ,reason.; form went a long way to an impressive 67.6 runs,:]


with Fitton more than backing him up with 571. Despite healthy run totals.for Simon Coulter


who had another, disappointing season) despite. the all-round prowess of professional Neil Cord-;


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his side finish in their.eventual position; with averages of 24:13 and 27.91 respectively.


• 55, at an astonishing average of just ^3.111 ■


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with the ball in his hand; totalling the highest number of wickets for.any WhaUey player with


• David O’Neill emerged with great credit again -M. Hargreaves 7..205 ,.'"690 " 40 10


Thirty wickets and 614 runs more than helped1 .


-


N. Bibby . . . . . .‘ ..295';'925 62 56


Fitton ;•••••<


completed a productive season for the Station; Road side’s bowlers. /


Badminton club looking for new players, V ]


■ ■ .■ ■ “i*" • v: > ...282, ,862


And-40-wickets from captain Jason,Smith D.O’Neill '


And despite Mark Whelan (318), LeeKears- . S^Gorton::. : ... .158.3 529 ■


■ -J. Smith ....- .. .. .190 633 ' 40 . : 15.83 Cordingley. . ; .'.199.4 724


. .275.3 ' 721


55 30


21


. G. Kershaw . . . .'..'.70, ‘ 239 ] •Whalley


Three places below Clitheroe were Whalley, -I. Britchffe . . .174.5J 548 ...T.‘Braithwaite.. .105.2 ,-^370


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.; Nawaz . . . ; ; . . .248.1 ' 609 D. Howard. . . . ...180 605


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(350), Mark Bolton (278);.Steve Whalley (230) and Andy Burns (218), who.missed a chunk of the season with injury, it all contributed to a somewhat mediocre season for the Chatburn; Road outfit. •


tion higher than in 2001, in seventh place. v Neil Bibby and professional Dexter Fitton .


M. Whelan . . . . .17 3 L. Kearsley ..


A. Pratt . . . . . . . ..19 0 M. Whelan . . . . ..22 R. Palmer ------..11


J. Smith.......... .17 4 D. Overy........ ..17 3 A. Whelan___ ..11


S. Gorton........ ..16 7 .V i


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D. Westwood ..12 f 4 Bowling “Read


155


Cordingley........ .25 3 " 614 .18 4 ■340


483


318 ? 15.14 14.60 13.50 12.29 9.64 8.67 2.38


363 146


162 172 106 78 19


•■Raza . . . . . . . .361.5 - 926 W. Eastham .. . .'.126 ' 534


■ O ’ R W Ave 65


F. Barden ____ ’.142.5 489 - Q. Ahmed . : . . . . .87.3 355


C. Walton....'. .111.2 417 . 20 22


26 •20.54 20.85 22.23


14.25 11 ? 32.27


; v Ribblesdale Wanderers ' • O -R W - Ave 39 37


20


: J. Braithwaite . .. .103 ,364 Clitheroe


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31 . 17.68 •18.50


15.62 16.35


O R W Ave


Ribblesdale Wanderers I NO . .R 1086


■4 ' 171 265 319 178


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4


D. Howard . . . . ..18 . 3 7


1- ' 286 285 110 291 38


531 545. 223


Ave


48.27 30.28 27.88 21:38 18.93 16.79 16.18


Ave


203 177 57


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' 17.12 12.67 10.68 10.41 8.14 7.43


57.16 26.00 19.00 18.33


- Ave 26.64 25.95, 19.04. 23.33 12.11 13.90


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It . Avc ‘ 34.50 27.91 24.29 19.11


Hibbert settled the nerves and the game was settled in the dying minutes when Jake Chadwick lobbed the keeper. Phil North was man of the match. Whalley Pumas Under ', 13s..................


Earcroft. . . . — . . . . WH A L L E Y P um a s


DOG Inn manager Simon .Rimington . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 Kerins praised his side after; "/CefferooA:........... .v.......... .. .4 th e ir gallant extra.-time CRAVEN Cup holders Rim- Memorial League Knockout ington crashed out at the first Trophy defeat against Second hurdle of this year’s competi- Division Commercial. .


Manager’s praise


against their Haslingden hosts through a superb John Whit­ taker goal.. Commercial equalised short­


Holders crash out


tion a t the hands of Kel- several regulars, took the lead Rimington had the better of The Whalley side, without brook,


ly before half-time and took the lead minutes into the second half. However, Dog refused to accept defeat arid bravely bat­ tled on against their higher ranking opponents. Their efforts were rewarded


the first half, passing the ball around well with Trevor Watkins looking particularly sharp up front. I t seemed just a matter of


.0 7 fortable winners. winners


worth and centre halves^ Matt Riding and Mark Astley worked tirelessly, but Villa emerged as com-


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Whalley the lead with a fine finish after good play from Jacob Foley and James Taylor. Langho equalised after the break when Mathew


Baygot’s stunning shot took a wicked deflection past goalkeeper Declan Walsh.


two minutes from time, when Paul Pountain scored a superb equaliser following good work from Mark Davies.


time before the opening goals arrived and when it did, what a goal it was. Darryl Mankowski fired home from all of 25-yards into the top comer. Kelbrook equalised immedi­


extra-time, during which Com- McCullough and Haslam going iriercial netted twice to give the close, yet, against the run of final score a flattering 4-2 look, play; Danny Paton slid the ball Kerins said: "The scoreline underneath the goalkeeper after


This took the game into have the better of the play with


ately from the re-start when Paul Jarvis lobbed Kershaw from 30-yards. The home side contiriued to


does not begin to tell the story. "There were soriie great indi­


vidual performances out there, not least from Seb Parkinson in goal. Our'attitude was again faultless and I have nothing but


praise for the players. "We could, easily have won


a goalmouth scramble on 35 minutes to give Kelbrook the lead. 1 Rimington got back on level terms shortly before the interval courtesy of a Watkins penalty. The second half was dominat­


both our games this season, but hopefully we will get that victo­ ry on Sunday." The Whalley side.face Duck


and Puddle at Norden School. ; Elsewhere in the Knockout


Trophy, Third Division sides were the bane of the locals. Top flight Judge Walmesley


and Low Moor were both dumped in shock results. • Judge crashed 11-1 to Roe­


buck, while Low Moor were edged out 2-1 by Castle Hotel. Calderstones won their derby


with Waggon and Horses 4-1. RESULTS


Knockout Trophy


Low Moor 1, Castle Hotel 2, Waggon and Horses 1, Calderstones 4 (AET): Dog Inn 2, Commercial Hotel 4 (AET).


Sunday's Fixtures First Division


.


. Judge Walmesley v Stanhdl Lions (Wilson): Miners v Low Moor (Wil­ son). - ..


Second Division - - . - ■ .


. Calderstoncs v Woolpack (Memor­ ial); Commercial Hotel v Waggon and


Horses (Haslingden.: • Third Division • :


' 21.41' . den). •


14.92 15.39 17.25 23.90


24.13 25.19


Dog Inn v.Duck and Puddle (Norr .


ROEFIELD FIVE-A­


SIDE LEAGUE Results


' Twig, and Berries 3 / Bowland Strollers 5; Red Army 0, Mrssfits 5; New Duck 2; Footballers Wives 2, Clithcroe


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* ’ O’ .; R- w ..•Ave ■ 13.11


,Clowns3., . ■ . Fixtures " • ■ ... Red Army v. Packers Arms (9


-• a.m.); New Inn v Rowland Strollers : (9-40 a.m.); Mad Dogs v The Missfits


1 Roetiold (11 a.m.); Clitheroe Clowns V: Menacing Duck. '•


‘-(10-20 a.m.); Footballers.Wives v • •


CLITHEROE Badminton Club is the Third Division, looking to recruit new players for the ^ forthcoming season... ., .,A..


. , iLeague,and .boasts, two' teams: in/the,:.. beginning of Octoberi?;; A


The club plays in the Blackburn ieague matches commencing at:the'. welcome to attend' the practice .ses- : sions; or. contact Tony. Bush?(01200


. • afternoons from 3 ,p.m;>to 5 p.m., ,withi


First Division, as'well as two teams in * Match nights are on Tuesdays at 8 , i y i -


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p.m; for the A and B teams, with the C ?and D teams playing on Wednesdays. ; : Anyone wishing to join the club is


■ • ■: Judge Walmesley 1, Roebuck 11;


ed by Kelbrook and they took . the lead with 20 minutes to go when Paton fired home from the edge of the penalty area. O’Neill grazed the post for


rimingtori but the visitors made the points safe in the dying moments of the match when Liam Pickup took the ball down on his chest before rifling home.


Underdogs triumph


Waddington......................5 Em b sa y.............................. 1 WADDINGTON upset the odds to progress to the Sec­ ond Round of th e Craven Cup after battling past Pre­ mier Division outfit Embsay at the weekend. Embsay went ahead after a


defensive mix-up in the Waddington defence, but the home side kept their heads to equalise through Wayne Booth- man three minutes before the interval.


. went 2-l up when Peter Dug- ■ dale capitalised on a spilled


After the break, the hosts ' .


• shot from Robert Lloyd. ■:•■:■ Boothman made it 3-1 with a


> ■


completed the rout and his hat- trick-with three .minutes to go; to send the locals through to ; •the second round, t


shot fom the edge of. the box with Ashley Chaplin notching; the fourth soon a f t e r . ;■ / , • ; Man of the match Boothman ,


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