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character for the Valley, with the impeccable Stuart Brown mar­ shalling the back line, none stood taller than the homecoming Paul Parkinson. Back in the fold after a month


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another returnee, Martin Seedall, whose only previous perfor­ mances this season have been as a stop-gap goalkeeper. He scored the crucial third on


80 minutes after a tremendous show of strength from Parkinson wide on the left. The drama didn’t end there for


the healthy crowd as there was still time for the Hurst Greeners to rattle the crossbar, and Bad­ gers keeper Graeme Seedhall to rattle the upright when making an excellent late save to keep the Valley’s two-goal advantage through to the final whistle. Special mentions should also go


out to Si Tattersall and Craig Dewhurst, whose levels of consis­ tency have been the bedrock of the recent run of form for the' Badgers, with the understated


: but impressive left-back Simon Tipton the pick for Hurst Green;


Second best


Waddington............ ...i Embsay Reserves .......... .. .5 THIS tough encounter saw Waddington come out second best. Waddington set off well and


. took the lead with a goal from Robert Lloyd. But Embsay came back and


equalised before going 2-1 up with a penalty on the stroke of half­ time.


•The first 10 minutes was close­


ly-contested until a moment of madness from Waddington keep­ er Walsh, who retaliated after a late challenge which saw Embsay awarded a second penalty to take the score to 3-1. Waddington fought back and made chances with efforts from


. Tim Fagan, Peter Fletcher and Robert Lloyd, but Embsay’s keeper was outstanding all after­ noon. Embsay piled pressure on


Waddington in the last 10 min­ utes and scored twice more before the final whistle. Waddihgton would like to


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Late winner


Barnold8wick Town. . .. . . . 2 Waddington Reserves........3 WADDNGTON came back from two goals down to earn their sec­ ond win of the season. On a heavy pitch, both teams


created chances, with Ashley Chaplin going closest for the Vil­ lagers in the first half. Bamoldswick took the lead with


a close-range shot into the bottom comer, and in the second half, with the pitch progressively getting worse, Bamoldswick won a comer and scrambled home a second. Lowly Waddington refused to


give up against the second-placed Barons and pulled a goal back against the ran of play. A Bamoldswick defender han­


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^work from Craig Harrison pres­ sured a defender to produce a sloppy back pass, and the result­ ing ball slipped past the hapless Town keeper. With just minutes remaining,


Chaplin broke down the wing and unleashed a pinpoint cross that was met by the bullet header of Tierney to seal the villagers’ sec­ ond win of the campaign. Special mention has to go to the


ever impressive goalkeeper Wayne Leach, who pulled off a great save to deny a Bamoldswick equaliser in the dying moments of the match.


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ROEFIELD LEISURE


CENTRE FIVE-A­ SIDE FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS


The Missfits 5, Parkers Arms


1; Groin Strain 1, New Inn 1; Side of Beef 4, Rapid Hunting 4; Clitheroe Clowns 4, Menacing Duck 6; Grammar Lads 1, Red Army 12. SUNDAY FIXTURES


ers Arms; 9-40 a.m. - The Missfits v Rapid Hunting; 10- 20 a.m. - Groin Strain v Men­ acing Duck; 11 a.m. - Side of Beef v Red Army; 11-40 a.m. - Clitheroe Clowns v Grammar Lads.


9 a.m. - Mad Dogs v Park­ HARRY


DEWHURST MEMORIAL FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Second Division


Station 3, Lomax 8. Third Division


Dog Inn 3, Roebuck 0. SUNDAY FIXTURES First Division


Calderstones v Waggon and


Horses (Wilsons); Miners v Stan- hill Arms (Wilsons); Walmesley Arms v Cross Axes (Wilsons); Second Division


(Wilsons).


Woodnook v Warners Arms Third Division


Clayton-le-Moors v Church


Town (Foxhill). TABLES


First Division


Cross Axes .....11 8 1 2 25 Commercial. . . .10 7 0 3 21 Wagg & Horses .10 4 ’ 2 4 14 Miners............. 9 4 0 5 12 Calderstones ....8 2 3 3 9 StanhillLions ...8 2 3 3 9 WalmesleyArms .7 2 2 3 8 Low Moor........ 9 1 1 7 4 Second Division


Lomax ............12 11 0 1 33 Park.............13 11 0 2 33 Warners Arms ...9 5 2 2 17 Station ...........14 5 2 7 17 Woolpack........ 13 5 0 8 15 Ossy Refugees. .12 4 -1 7 13 Stanley St C’retsll 2 1 • 8 7 Woodnook.......12 2 0 10 6 Third Division p W D L P


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Dean bags a hat-trick in Readstone romp


Readstone Under,10s Blue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 Barnoldswick Barons .0 A COMPREHENSIVE 8- 0


victory • over


Bamoldswick Barons Blue was recorded by Readstone United Under 10s Blue at the weekend.


Man-of-the-match Dean.


. Bramley bagged a hat- trick, before further goals came from Jack Geldard (2), Andrew Webster, Alex Maxwell and Nathan Hin- dle. Readstone Under 18s .5 Roman Road............. 1 READSTONE United Under 18s recorded an excellent 5-1 victory over Roman Road at the week­ end. Goals from David Speak,.


Ben Thorpe and Matthew Roberts, coupled with an Alex Haythornthwaite brace, sealed victory. Man- of-the-match was awarded to Thomas Harper. Readstone Under 12s .2 Nelson F C ..................0 READSTONE United


Barrowford Celtic . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 ROEFIELD turned in their best performance of the season in an encouraging display. ■. The locals started well, with both keepers called


Roefield Leisure Juniors Under9s . . . . . . .1


into action. - Unfortunately, the slippery ball caused Shepherd


problems, and two goals rolled in for Barrowford. He then got to grips with the situation, and some


long'goal kicks enabled Roefield to .continue to attack and win some comers.


> Their confidence began to rise, and an excellent run


down the right culminated iii a strong strike from Duerden, driving the ball into the back of the net. In the second half, Roefield continued to apply the


pressure. Burrill was unlucky to shoot over the bar and no


other keeper has been made to work as hard by Roe­ field so far. Lewis Bilbie had one of the best chances of the game


after he worked the ball into the box, but then slipped as he looked certain to score. Duerden continued to cause the defence problems, but Roefield were unable to add to the score.


Under 12s continued their recent resurgence in resillts with a 2-0 victory over Accrington League rivals Nelson FC. M a n -o f - th e -m a tch Thomas Halliwell scored


both goals. Readstone Under 10s .2 Clitheroe Wolves........0 MAINTAINING their push for the top-of-the- table are Readstone United Under 10s who won twice


last week, firstly with a convincing 2-0 win over Wolves. United's goals came cour­


tesy of Joe Martin and Jack Nuttall, while man-of- the-match was awarded to Jack Hudson. In the second their fix­


tures Jack Hudson netted a hat-trick that was enough in itself to see off rivals Barrowford Celtic. Further goals came from


Adam’ Haslam and Joe Martin to seal the rout. Darryl Holland was named man of the match. Readstone Under 17s .1 All Blacks ..................5 READSTONE United Under 17s suffered a disap­ pointing defeat at the hands of the All Blacks. Duncan Fearnhead


scored the only goal of the game while Chris Briggs was named man-of-the- match. Readstone Under 16s .2 Feniscowles................2 AFTER dominating the • game for long periods


Readstone United Under 16s managed a point in ; game that they should real­ ly have won. Tom Clarke and Matt


Visser scored the goals, while Gareth Stansfield was named man-of-the-match. Readstone Under 12s .0 Junior Clarets............4 AGAINST a superior Clarets side Readstonie United Under 12s crashed to defeat in this Warbur- tons League fixture.' ’ Matthew Riley was


named man-of-the-match. Readstone Under 10s Yellow ........................1 Barnoldswick Barons Black..........................3 READSTONE United Under 10s suffered a 3-1 reverse at the hands of Barnoldswick Barons Black at the weekend. . United’s only goal of the


game came from Daniel Martin, while Raees Bleas- dale was named man-of- the-match. Alastair Small­ ey also deserves special praise for his efforts.


Great saves pave the way for victory


Brier field Celtic Red .1 Wolves Under 11s . . . .4


IN a game of two halves, the Wolves were fortunate only to be one goal down at half time after a lacklustre display. They were also indebted


to man of the match McGrath in goal, for some excellent saves and keeping the team in the game. The second half got off


to the perfect start for the Wolves, with an equaliser from Meyler in the first few minutes. And with confidence


returning, further goals from Astin, Hutchins and Bailey settled matters. West End.................. .2 Wolves Under 13s . . . .6 WOLVES maintained their recent improved form with an emphatic win over West End. Despite appaling condi­


tions the match was given the go-ahead, and with the advantage of the slope and wind in the first half Wolves needed a good cushion by half time. And they did just that


with style as the raced to a 5-0 lead with a hat-trick from man of the match Liam Anderson and further goals from Ryan Finnegan and Stephen Tandy. Kurt Roberts added a


sixth early in the second half and with the match won, Wolves took their foot


Whalley Juniors Pumas Under 14s..................2 Fulledge Colts................................................... 2 WHALLEY Pumas Under 14s gave runaway league leaders Fulledge Colts a real scare and were unlucky not to come away with all three points in a terrific 2-2 encounter. Fulledge started the strongest and took the lead


from a free kick after seven minutes. The Colts then went 2-0 up after 15 minutes but Whalley kept their heads up and finished the half on top but nothing to show for their efforts The second half was totally Whalley’s as they pounded the Colts defence. Arran McCarthy’s pinpoint free kick found Sam Townend’s head and the Pumas pulled one back. Fulledge were rattled and birthday boy Gary


Micallef meat a McCarthy corner and Pumas were level. Man-of-the-match Mark Frankland was superb


along with Grant Eddleston and the rest of the Pumas defence as the Colts lost their 100% record, but hung on to deny Pumas all three points.


off the gas allowing West End a couple of consola­ tion strikes. Akzo ..........................3 Wolves Under 10s Blue 1 DESPITE losing 3-1, Wolves’ performance proved to be the best for some weeks against staunch opponents Akzo. Good football was


played throughout the local side and if Clitheroe had a little more luck on goal then they could have come away as winners. ' At half-time the scores


were level but Wolves slipped up after the break


and Akzo took a com­ manding 3-0 lead. But Wolves did not let


their heads drop and manged to battle back and score a consolation goal through James Bank. Man-of-the-match went


to Michael Tomlinson. Wolves Under 15 Girls 6 Penwortham Girls . . .1 CLITHEROE Wolves Under 15 Girls recorded an impressive cup victory over tough opponents Pen­ wortham in what proved to be a high standard of foot­ ball. First to score was player


of the match Chelsea Crook who broke through the Penwortham defence to slot the ball past the keep­ er, before a second came from Joane Green when the visitors failed to clear from a comer. At 2-0 up the Pen­


wortham side could not handle Wolves great attacking play as Carly Thomas unleashed an unstoppable left-foot volley to score a third. Good interlinking play


from Green Thomas and Crook finally saw the latter net a fourth, before Pen­ wortham pulled a consola­ tory goal back. After the break Wolves


continued to dominate and it was not long before Crook, with great skill and accuracy, scored from a tight angle to complete her hat-trick. Green then claimed a sixth goal to seal the game. The Wolves defence of


Geraldine Seed and Bella Peregrine proved outstand­ ing throughout the game. Darwen Rangers______1 Wolves Under 13s . . . .3 DESPITE going a goal down in the first half, Wolves Under 13s main­ tained their excellent form by beating their Darwen rivals in the final moments of the game. Clitheroe created several chances in the first half and


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LANCASHIRE FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division


4; Hurst Green 1, Ribble Valley Borough 3; Oswaldtwistle St Mary’s 0, Goodshaw United 9. Second Division


Barnoldswick Town 4, Bor­


rowdale United 0; Earby Town 1, Rock Rovers 9.


Reserve Division


3; Langho 4, Barnoldswick Town 0; Rock Rovers 4, Hurst Green 3; Settle United 2, Goodshaw Unit­ ed?.


Kelbrook 0, Barrowford YCW TABLES


Goodshaw Utd ..9 9 0 0 29 Stackstead3SJ..12 8 3 1 27 RVBorough....11 7 2 2 20 Rimington.......10 6 3 1 21 Hurst Green__11 5 3 3 18 Settle Utd ........ 9 5 2 2 17 OssyStMary’s .13 3 5 5 14 . Enfield............. 11 4 1 6 13 Colne Utd.......11 2 4 5 10 Bly Boys’Club .13 2 4 7 10 • Kelbrook . . . . . . .9 2 1 (S6 T& Clitheroe RBL..11 1 2 8 5;/t Sabden..........12 1 .2•' 9 5 ' Second Division , '


First Division P W D L P


P W D L P


Langho..........12 9 2 1 29 Rock Rovers ...12 9 2 1 29 Padiham ........ 10 6 0 4 18 Rawtenstal!... .12 5 3 4 18


Worsthome.......9 5 0 4 IS Bar'wick Tn ...10 5 0 5 15 Read Utd..........10 4 2 4 14 Borrowdale Utd .12 4 1 7 13 B’fordYCW ...10 3 1 6 10 Bly Belvedere ..11 3 1 7 10 Earby Tn..........12 0 2 10 2 Reserve Division P W D L P


RockRovers ...14 11 2 1 35 Worsthome ....14 11 1 2 34 B’fordYCW ...14 10 0 4 30 Enfield........ ..13 8 2 3 26 Langho........13 8 2 3 26 Rimington .....14 7 2 5 23 Hurst Green....15 6 3 6 21 Kelbrook........ 11 6 2 3 20 Goodshaw Utd .15 5 2 8 17 Rawtenstail__12 4 3 5 15 Colne U td .......14 4 2 8 14 Bar'wickTn ...15 2 3 10 9 Settle Utd ...;.12 2 2 8 8 .ReadUtd ..(...12 2 2 8 8 Sabden........12 1 2 9 5


MCDONALD'S


Griffins Head.. .11 11 0 0 33 Church Town...12 10 0 2 30 Stanley St OB ..12 8 0 - 4 24 Foresterers.......12 6 2 4 20 Gt Harwood.... 12 4 1 7 13 Dog Inn..........12 2 1 9. 7 C'tonle Moors .10 2 0 8 6 Roebuck..........13 2 0 11 6


HYNDBURNAND DISTRICT BOYS' FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS Under 12s


Red: Akzo Juniors A 1, Accoutre A 2; Fulledge Colts 13,


Colne United 4, Settle United


Barrowford Celtic 1. Blue: Dar­ wen Rangers 4, Clitheroe Wolves 4; Great Harwood Rovers B 1; Blackburn Eagles 10; Haslingden Juniors 13, Akzo Juniors B 0: Under 13s


Utd 1; Oswaldtwistle Juniors 0, Lammack Juniors 1. Blue: Dar­ wen Rangers 1, Clitheroe Wolves 3; Fulledge Colts 14, Barrowford Celtic 1.


Red: Accoutre 5, Readstone Under 14s ley Juniors 2.


Blue: Fulledge Colts 2, 'Whal­ Under 15s


Red: Clitheroe Wolves A 5,


Akzo Juniors B 2; Fulledge Colts 8, Rossendale Utd Juniors 2; Haslingden Juniors A 11, Whal­ ley Juniors B 0. Blue: Akzo A 3, Borrowdale Utd 2; Lammack Juniors 6, Islington Boys 0; Oswaldtwistle Juniors 2, Haslingden Juniors B 0; Rossendale Valley 1, Colne Clarets 5.


Under 16s Red: Clitheroe Wolves B 3,


Barrowford Celtic 3; Huncoat United 3, Oswaldtwistle Juniors 1; West End CYC 2, Blue Star 8. •


.TABLES Under 12s Red


AkzoNobelA .1.8 5 1 2 16 Osw’twistleUtd.6 ' 5 0 1 15 GtHwdRoy ...’.8 4 1 3 13 Accoutre A ........5 4 0 1 12 Langho Juniors ..7 3 2 2 11 Fulledge Colts.. .6 3 0 3 9 Whalley Juniors .7 2 1 4 7 B’fordCeltic ....9 2 1 6 7 Globe Bullough .6 0 0 6 0 Under 12s Blue P w D L P


" ..... p w ‘D L P


lammack 7 .......7 0 0 21 B’bumEagles ...7 7 0 0 21 Haslngdn ........ 9 6 1 2 19 Accoutre B.......10 5 0 5 15 GtHwdRorB ..8 3 1 4 10 Darwen Rangers .9 2 1 6 7 Akzo Nobel B ...9 1 1 7 4 Clitheroe Wolves .9 0 2 7 2 Under 13s Red p W D L P


Colne Clarets ...8 7 1 0 22 Lammack ........ 7 .7 0 0 21 Accoutre . . . ....9 6 2 1 20 Haslngdn ......8 6 1- 2 16 St Joseph's........8 2 1 5 7 Rossendale Vail .9 1 1 7 4 Readstone Utd ..8 1 1 6 ■ 4; Osw’twistleJun..9 0 1 8 1 Under 13s Blue p W D L P


Akzo Nobel ....10 9 0 ■' 1 27 GtHwdRov ...10 9 0 1 27 Clitheroe Wolves 12 7 1 4; 22 Fulledge Colts .. .9 6 . 1 2 19 Langho ..........10 5 1 4 16 Blue Star........ 10 ;4 11 5 13 Rossendale Utd .11 4 0 7 12 Darwen Rngrs.. 10 2 0 8 6 B’ford Celtic .'...9 1 0 8 3 Globe Bullough ..9 1 0 8 3


GtHwdRovB .


even had a penalty saved before Chris Brewer found the back of the net to draw the scores level at 1-1. But it wasn’t until the


final 10 minutes that the locals really came alive. Chris Scott latched onto a through ball and fired under the advancing keep­ er to go 2-1 ahead, before a loose clearance enabled Jor- • dan Rhodes to unleash an unstoppable 25-yard screamer for an emphatic finish to the game. Ciaron Barton was man-


of-the-match, while Elliot Artinstoll and Matthew Winkley also had excellent games. Wilpshire Wanderers Under 10s ................. 4 Borrowdale............... 1 IN wet and windy condi­ tions at Salesbury, the Wanderers got back to win­ ning ways. , Sam Burgess scored two


goals, the second a magnifi­ cent header, Joshua Fur- longer scored with a shot from distance, and Jack Swarbrick got the fourth after a fine move. ' ' The Wilpshire goalkeep­


er Ben Phillips limited the visitors to one goal with some fine shot stopping and was named man of the match. Special thanks should be


given to Stephen Burgess for erecting the goals on his own in atrocious weather.


David named as player


of the year


RIBBLESDALE Wanderers Cricket and Bowling Club recently held their presentation evening at the Moor­ cock Inn, Waddington. The evening was attended by


almost 80 members, with the award presentation run by club chairman Michael Britcliffe. Speeches were heard from the


three cricket team captains, and the presentation was followed by enter­ tainment from club members with a Grease theme. Prizes were handed out by club


president Dennis Birch. The cricket awards went to: David


Howard - club player of the year; Ryan Gladwin - youth player of the year; Martin Peel - club fielder; Ste­ vie Wharton - Captain’s cup; Robert Lloyd - League Krst Division Bat­ ting award; Alistair Marsh - players’ player of the year; First XI - League sportsmanship trophy; David Howard - First XI bowling; Craig (Hall - First XI batting; Second XI - Lawrenson cup runners up; Robert Lloyd - Second XI batting; Andrew Pearce - Second XI bowling; Gary Clarkson - Third XI bowling; Mark Proctor - Third. XI batting; Susan Monk - Clubman of the year. The bowling awards were won by:


Team awards - Hyndburn A team (Runners up in team knockout); Hyndburn C team (Runners up in league Fourth Division); Team Indi­ vidual winners - Malcolm Wensley (Blackburn); Bill Slinger (Hyndbum A); Andy Gough (Hyndburn C); Raymond Turner (Great Harwood A); Adam Wallace (Great Harwood C); Club Trophies - Steven Hitchon (Ribblesdale Cup); Bill Slinger and Bernard Tomlinson (Move-it dou­ bles); June Johnson (Harriet Aubin); Norman Threlfall (Norman Niven); Arthur Norman (Veterans’ Rose- bowl, Veterans’ Memorial); Alan Dewhurst (Harold Blackburn Tro­ phy).


Stonyhurst are county champs


A RIBBLE VALLEY school has won the Lancashire county Under 19 boys’ badminton title, defeating the reigning champions in the final. Stonyhurst College’s four-man


team were convincing 5-2 winners over holders Blackpool College, as they clinched the Red Rose County Schools Championship. The winning players were captain


Chris Moss (18), of Chaigley, Alastair Robinson (17), of Blacko, David Wager (18), of Old Windsor, Berk­ shire, and Michael Ho (17), of Singa­ pore. On their way to the final, the team,


coached by Stonyhurst College teacher Jonathan Sharpies, defeated competition hosts Lancaster Gram­ mar School, Hutton Grammar School and Car Hill High School.


, Stonyhurst College is hoping to fol­


low up the success when it hosts the Under 19 mixed badminton Red Rose County Schools Tournament in March next year.


Under 14s Red P W D L P . 7 5 1 1 16


Lammack ........ 7 5 0 2 15 Akzo Nobel.......6 4 2 0 14


Accoutre ........ ..6 4 1 1 13 Langho Juniors ..8 3 2 3 11 Darwen Rangers .7 2 2 3 8 Blue Star..........8 1 1 6 4 Rossendale Utd ..9 0 1 8 1 Under 14s Blue P W D L P


'Fulledge Colts...7 6 1 0 19 HaslingdenJun ..8 6 0 2 18 Readstone Utd ..7 5 1 1 16 Whalley Juns__8 3 2 3 11 Osw’twistleJun ..6 1 1 4 4 Osw’twstle Villa . 6 1 0 5 3 GtHwdRov A .


. 8 0 1 7 1


Under 15s Red P W D L P


Huncoat Utd...10 9 1 0 28 O’twstleVilla ..10 8 1 1 25 C’roe Wolves A .10 8 0 2 24 HasliagdenA...10 7 0 3 21 GtHwdRov ...10 7 0 3 21 Fulledge Colts. .11 6 1 4 19 Akzo Nobel B ..11 4 1 6 13 Rossendale Utd .10 3 2 5 11 B’field Celtic__8 2 0 6 6 Brunlea Juniors .10 2 0 8 6 Globe Bullough .9 0 1 8 1 Whalley B.......11 0 1 10 1 Under 15s Blue


Borrowdale Utd .10 7 1 2 22 Lammack .......10 7 0 3. 21 Colne Clarets....8 6 1 1 19 Whalley A ........ 8 6 1 1 19 Akzo Nobel A ...9 6 1 2 19 C’roe Wolves B .11 4 1 6 13 Rossendale Vail .12 3 2 7 11 Oswaldtwistle Jun8 3 1 4 10 Islington Boys ..10 2 0 8 6


a- P W D L P


Haslingden B_10 0 0 10 -0 Under 16s Red P W D L P


Huncoat Utd....7 6 1 0 19 B’fordCeltic ...,8 5 2 1 17 Borrowdale Utd..8 4 0 4 12 Fulledge Colts ...5 3 0 2 9 Tammarlf ........ 6 3 0 3 9 C’roe Wolves B ..8 2 1 5 7 Ross’daleUtdA .6 2 0 4 6


Blue Star . . . . . . .6 6 0 0 18 C’roe Wolves A ..7 6 0 1 18 WestEndCYC ..9 6 0 3 .18 Readstone Utd ..7 3 1 3 10 RishtonUtd ....5 3 0 2 9 Osw’twistleJun..8 3 0 6 9 Globe Bullough ..7 . 2 0 5 6 St Paul's............9 1 .1 7 4 Ross’daleUtdB .6 1 0 5 3


ASSOCIATION RESULTS


• Craven 6, RBL 6; Kings Arms


8, Billington BC 4; Brown Cow 6, Black Bull 6; Bay Horse 6, Low Moor Club 6; Royal Oak 8, Con­ servative Club 4. High Scores: E. Jungbluth 155.


and 125; J. Ridgway 133; K. Walsh 128; M. Boyd 125 and 103; J. Johnson 121; D. Steven­


GtHwdRov ....8 1 0 7 3 . Under 16s Blue P W D L P


son 120; D. Cockett 121 and 100; L. McDonald 120; E. Twist 117; J. Stewart 113; E. Whalley 112; D. Townsend 100; P. Dixon 100; A.M. Bellanca 100; B. Speak 100.


TABLE P


Craven.....................................59 Catholic Social Club...................50 Royal Oak................................49 Low Moor..................................46 Black Bull................................44 Brown Cow................................44 Billington BC.............................43 Conservative Club...................... 39 RBL........................................37 Bay Horse................................35 Kings Arms.............................. 34


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT


DARTS LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Craven A 3, Pendle Inn 6;


Kings Arms 7, Brown Cow A 2; Legion B 5, Swan and Royal A 4; Royal Oak 8, Craven B 1. Second Division 2


Brown Cow B, 4 Horseshoe 5; Brown Cow Chatburn 4, Buck Paythome 5; Lower Buck bye. FIXTURES


Swan Royal B 2, Legion A 7;


Divisional Knockout Semi-Finals First Division


Swan A v Royal Oak; Legion


B v Pendle' Inn; Kings Arms v CravenB.


Second Division Legion A v Brown Cow Chat-


bum; Buck Paythome v Lower Buck. .


Pendle Inn........ .7 7 0 42 Royal Oak..........7 Swan & Royal A ..7


First Division P W L P


TABLES


6 1 42 3 4 32


Kings Arms........ 6 4 2 32 Legion B ............7


CravenA 7 Brown'Cow A ....6


Craven B ............5 1 4 13 Second Division


3 3 31 0 7 24 2 4 18


Lower Buck........ 5 5 1 39 Legion A ...........6


Buck(Paythorne) 5 5 0 29 Brown Cow B ....6


p W L ' P 4 2 31 2 4 23


Brown Cow (Chat)5 1 4 18 Horseshoe......... 4 2 2. 17 Swan & Royal B ..6


RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES DARTS


SPORTS DIARY DECEMBER


4 - Hyiidburn and District . Bowling League annual meeting, Rishton Conser­ vative Club. ‘


• Items for inclusion in the sports diary can be dropped in at our offices in King Street, Clitheroe, and Bull Street, Burnley.


. Alternatively they can be ' faxed to 01282 439863.


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Big names in race date


THE annual Bolton by Bowland Fell Race takes place on Sunday, starting from the centre of the village at 11 a.m. Many of the top fell runners from


the North of England will be in action in a bid to break the course record presently held by two local runners. Sean Livesey set the men’s time in


1989 with a time of 44 minutes 18 sec­ onds, while Maureen Laney recorded 50 minutes 47 seconds for the ladies’ honour in 1991. Entries for the race, which covers a


distance of eight miles around the surrounding countryside, will be taken on the day. Further details can be obtained


from race organiser Roger Dewhurst (447634).


Dog score an


emphatic win Dog Inn ................................... 3 Roebuck................................... 0 DOG Inn climbed off the bottom of the Harry Dewhurst Memorial League Third Division with an emphatic win over Roebuck. The Whalley side endured a nervy


opening, with keeper Yasser Patel called upon to make a stunning save in the 10th minute. However, the tension eased slightly


when John Parkin raced through on goal and fired emphatically past the Roebuck keeper. A deflected shot from the outstand­


ing Chris Horrocks put the Budweiser Boys 2-0 up on the half-hour. And despite initial sighs of a Roe­


buck fightback, victory was secured when skipper Martin Holtom headed home Dave Dewhurst’s pinpoint .cross. : Delighted Dog Inn manager Simon


Kerins said after the game: “You will not find a prouder manager any- wherel”, “All 12 players were superb, and if


we have ever performed with greater spirit and unity, then.I do not recall it.


• “This was a must win game and we ~


havewonit. “We have two games remaining


and we want to take maximum points from them.”


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