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' EA ST LANCASHIRE'Wj Clarets l; Brunlea 3,'FuUedge B O.;,, FO O T BA L L L E A G U E ’^ J


■ npaniTo


Goodshaw Utd 7, Kelbrook 0; ' ‘Leigh’3;BarnoldswickBarons2; I • Rimington 3, Enfield 1; Settle


;


■ steads St Joseph's 2, Sabden 2. v Second Division . > '>


Utd 5, Clitheroe Utd 3; Stack- ...


■ Barrowford l;:Worsthome 0;; Belvedere 3, Ribble Valley Bor- ; ough 6; Earby. Tn 0, Read Utd 1;, Fadiham 2, Rolls-Royce 2; Rock ■ Rovers 8, Calderstones 0.. - • - ’ . ■ , • Reserve Division .


Utd 2, Settle Utd 1; Sabden 3,: Belvedere 1; Worsthome 2, Colne


Utd 4.


First Division ■ \ P W D


TABLES L P


Rimington.......16; 11 StacksteadsSJ..18 11 Goodshaw Utd: .12 11 ColneUtd .....18 9 Kelbrook ......14 8 E n f i e l d 16 7; Hurst Green. . . .19 6 Settle Utd .....16 5 Sabden,


Bly Boytf Club .17 ChtheroeUtd ..14 Craven Heifer ..14 1 4 Second Division P W D


■ 2 3 35 1 6 34 0 1 -33 3 6 29 2 4 26 4 S 26 3 10 21 5 6 20 4 9 13 1 12 13 3 8 .12 9 ; 7


L P


Ribble Valley Borl6 12 1 3 37 Wotsthome ....18 12 1 Osw’twistleStM17 10 5 PadthamA.......18 10 2 Barnoldswick PR13 9 1 Rock Rovers ...20 8 111 25 Barrowford YCW17 6 ' 6 5 24 Rolls-Royce. . . .16 S Wballey Con .. .14 5 Bly Belvedere . .19 3 Calderstones ...19 3 Read Utd........ 12 2 Earby Town....15 1 1 13 Reserve Division P W D


5 37 2 35 6 32 3 28


5 6 20 4 5 19 5 11 14 4 12 13' 6 4 12 4


L P


Colne Utd ..'...18 14 1 3 43 Enfield........14 11 0 3 33 Kelbrook........ 19 9 Hurst Green. . . .20 9 Rimington.......15 9 Worsthome ....15 9 Barnoldswick PR17 6 Bly Belvedere ..16 5 Read Utd........ 17 6 Goodshaw Utd .16 6 Sabden............16 4 Settle Utd .....16 3 2 11 11 Rolls-Royce....13' 2 0 11 6


6 31 7 31


1 5 28 0 6 27 3 8 21 5 6 20 2 9 20 1 9' 19 9 15


WARBURTON’S YOUTH FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS Under 10


Bacup Borough 0, Junior


Clarets 9; Brierfield Celtic 0, Belvedere Colts 4; Clitheroe Wolves 4, Todmorden 1; Fulledge Colts 2, Briercliffe Rovers 0.


Clitheroe Wolves', 2. League: Utd 1; Great Harwood Rovers 4, Barnoldswick Barons 2, Ighten Rossendale Utd 1; Islington 0, Leigh 0; Briercliffe Rovers5, Junior Lammack 5; St Joseph’s 3,


Minors 5; Brierfield Celtic 1, FidledgeA9; Cliviger3,Readstone Utd 2;; Barnoldswick PR 4,


.......Under 16 . f .


: Burnley Wood 2,' Barnoldswick fUtd 1; Junior Clarets 2, Brierfield Celtic 1; Michelin 1, Belvedere 0. - • y , tables; 1 Under 9 '


* , p W D L P


Fulledge Colts ..12: 7 1 4 22' BrieroUtfeEoverslO • 7 1 2 22


, Colne Clarets.. .11 6 0 5 18' Ighten Leigh ...12 5 0 7 15


Clitheroe Wolves 11 2 0 9 6 , . Under 10


. - • p' W D L P


' Bacup Borough .13 . 0 2 11 2 ’ ’ Under 11


• ‘Junior Clarets .18 9 4 5 31 Colne Clarets...18 8 4 6 28 Ighten Leigh ...21 8 3 '10 27 •B'wickFR ....21 9 2 10 26 Clitheroe Wolves 18 8 1 9 22 Brierfield Celtic .15 3 2 10 11 Brunlea Juniors .16 3 0 13 9 •B'wick Barons .18 3 1 14 7 Fulledge Colts B 20 0 0 20 0 Under 12 p W D L p


Foulridge Minorsl8 13 2 3 41 Fulledge Colts A18 12 4 2 40 ClivigerColts ..14 13 0 1 39 Briercliffe Roversl7 12. 2 ‘. 3 38 ReadstoneUtd .18 10 3 5 33


, P W D L’ P


Belvedere Colts .17 16 1 0 49 Clitheroe Wolves 16 12 1 3 37. Foulridge Minorsl4 111 0 3 33 Todmorden SC .13 6 2 5 20 Briercliffe Roversl2 6 1 5 19 Brierfield Celtic .16 5 2 9 17 Fulledge Colts..IS 5 1 9 16 Junior Clarets ; .14 3 3 8 12 Ighten Leigh ...16 2 1 13 7


■ Lammack 2; Great Harwood ;i- GtH’woodRov316 13 rO. 3 39 Rovers 5, Langhol; HuncoatUtd" • HuncoatUtd ...13 11 1 1 r 34 2, Borrowdale Utd 3; WhalleyA2,"''’0’twistle Villa!. .12 11 ,0 ,1"33 OswaldtwistleVilla5;Red: AKZO.4.Rossendaleyiy■ .15 10 0 . 5; 30 v. A l; Rossendale Utd l i Blue: . AKZO Nobel B .16 5 .1 1 0 ; 16 Clitheroe Wolves B 6, Rossendale;; Islington Boys ..14 .5 1 ,8 16 Valley2 . v i; . " >»>< , B r u n l e a f .15 5 0 10 15 , ;


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Utd 2; Langho 1, Rishton Utd 5;.;WhalleyB..........15 0 1 14 1 - ReadstoneUtd 5, Great Harwood t


! ,y Under 15 Red ;


■ Utd 8; Junior Clarets l.- ■ v ■ ' 1 C’roe Wolves A .14 7 1 6 22 • Under 16s .


Knuzden 3; Globe Bollough 1, :‘ Oswaldtwistle,..12 5 1 6 16 Oswaldtwistle Utd 8; Rossendale -Langho t . . . . . . .14 3 0 11,,9 Utd 1, Lammack 3. Blue: Black- Gt H’wood Rovs 15 2 ■ 3 10 9 bum Eaglcs7, Brunlea 1; Clitheroe ReadstoneUtd .15 1 2 12 5 Wolves A 0, Rossendale Valley 8; r Great Harwood Rovers 3, St' Joseph’s 1; JFC Dynamos 1, Mill Hill St Peteris 0.


Brierfield Celtic .15 13 0 2 39 Colne Clarets C.13 10 3 0 33 Belvedere New .15 10 1 4 31 Borrowdale Utd .13 7 6 0 27 B'wick Barons. .15 7 4 4 25 Clitheroe Wolves 15 '8 ■ 1 6 25 Colne Clarets. . .15 -5 1 9 ,16 Junior Clarets ..13 5 1 7- 16 Brunlea Juniors .12 4 1 7 13 Ighten Leigh ...14 3 2 ,9 11 Foulridge Minorsl7 1 . 0 16 3 ‘Haslingden Junsl3 1 2 10 -1 Under 13 P W D L P


Blue Star ......14 12 0 2 36 Gt H’wood Rvrs 14 12 0 2 36 Accoutre A . . . . .14 11 , 0 3 33 Laniho............16 10 0 6 30 - JFC Dynamos. .15 7 1 7 22 Rossendale Utd .12 7 0 5 21 O’twistleVilla ..14 7 0 7 21 Oswaldtwistle . .13 6 1 6 19 B'snape Wolves .13 3 1 9 10 - DarwenRngrs.,16 1 2 13 5 Globe Bollough .17 0 1 16 1 Under 12 Blue P W D L P


Under 12 Red P W D L P


TABLES


Foulridge Minorsl9 17 0 2 61 Borrowdale Utd .19 16 0 3 48


Brunlea Juniors .16 11 2 3 35 Brierfield Celtic .17 11 0 6 33 Junior Clarets ..18 9 2 7 29 B'wickFR.......16 8 1 7 25 B'wick Barons . .17 .8 0 9 24 West End Athleticl4 6 0 9 15 Colne Clarets.. .19 3 1 15 10 NelsonACFC ..18 2 0 16 6


‘Bacup Borough 15 1 0 14 -6 MCDONALD'S


HYNDBURNAND DISTRICT BOYS'


Cup: Colne Clarets 3, Foulridge FOOTBALL LEAGUE


RESULTS Under 12s


Cup; Blue Star 5, Readstone


Lammack......12 11 1 0 34 Haslingden . . . .14 10 1 3 31 ReadstoneUtd .15 9 1 5 28 Fulledge Colts..10 9 1 0 28 Islington Boys. .15 7 1 7 22 Ross’dale Valley 15 7 1 7 22 St Joseph's........ 12 7 0 5 21 Whalley ..........14 5 0 9 15 Accoutre B........ 14 4 0 10 12 BarT’ford Celtic .13 2 0 11 6 Rossendale Utd .14 , 0 0 14 0 Under 13 Red P W D. L P


Accoutre ........ 14 14 0 0 42 ReadstoneUtd .14 9 2 3 29 Blue Star..........14 9 1 4 28 Gt H’wood R A .13 6 3 4 21 Whalley .......14 6 2 : 6 20


DarwenRngrs.,13 5 2 6 17 O’twistle Villa..16 4 3 9 15, Eareroft.......14 3 1 10 10 RtssendaleUtd .14 0 0 14 0 ..Under 13 Blue . P W D L P


Lammack. . . . . .13 11 0 2 33 Fulledge Colts..13 11 0 2 33 AKZO Nobel...13 10 1 2 31 Gt H’wood RB .14 6 1 7 19 Langho............12 5 1 6 16 Ivy Rovers.....14 4 0 10 12 Haslingden ....14 3 1 10 10 Blue Star Aces:.13 1 0 12 3


HuncoatUtd ...17 16 Junior Clarets . .16 11 Fulledge Colts . .15 10 BTord Celtic... 16 10 Lammack......14


7


: Rossendale Utd .14 Feniscowles ....15 Whalley.......; .15 C’roe Wolves B .16


Under 15 Blue P W D 1 1 2 1 1 2


Red: Clitheroe Wolves B 0, b WestEndUtd ..16 5 2 9 17 . Rossendale Utd .16 6 2 8 20


Rovrss5. Blue: ClitheroeWolvesB . • : . ■ P W D I L P 0, Huncoat Utd 2; Fulledge 0, Bar- ; Blue Star,........ 14 13 , 1 0 40 ■ rowford Celtic 0; Lammack 9,’' Rishton Utd ...14 11 3 0 36 Globe Bollough Park 0; Rossendale Knuzden .........14 11 1 2 .34


;tUnder 15sV:'.t¥:‘^j>ryVBam'wickPR'.’tl6 • 4 0.12 12, • Red; Blue Star 5, Rossendale;fy Rossendale Utd .15 2 .1 12 7


Low Moor .t .'iilO 1 2 - 7 5-‘ - Dixon; 121- E.'Jimgblu\h;lp4¥,;. Os?y Refs........ 13-1 2 10 5 K. Peel; 133 - J. Smith; 127 -’S .1 - ■: Second Division v-v. ^ Ingham; 101 - K. Johnson;,100.- ........ .. “D • Lv P/?feK; Johnson, J. Musker, C.Ldck-1 1 '2 84 ‘ ett,” '•


p y w


Calderatones .:.14 11 Wagn & Horses .14 9 Commercial ....13 , 8 Station .......... .12 • 7 Knuzden . . : . . .14 6 QHC...............12 5


5,j27


’■0^ 5*'24 2 >'3' 23 ;


, Crown Staff ....14 -5 Woolpack. : . . . .15 4 Ossy Rovers....12 1 ■ •<•••* * Third Division P W D


8


■ 1 7 19 2 5 17 2 ’7 17 0 11 12 0 11 3


Park............15 11 '2 Lomax............14 QOB .....'.....14


L P 0 49 4 34 3 32 5 31 5 22


0 11 12 1


Globe Bollough .14 Under 16 Red P W.D L P


0 13 1 13


11


Os’twistleUtd ..10 7 2. 1.23 Knuzden Youth .11 7 1 3 22 RossendaleUtd ..8 5 0 3' Lammack..........8 5 3 0 Globe Bollough ..7 3 0 4 ReadstoneUtd ..9 2 0 7 C’roe Wolves B .11 0 O i l Under 16 Blue P W'.D L


B'bumEagles ..12 10 0 2 Rossendale Vly .11 9 1 1 Gt H’wood Rovs 10 7, 0 3 St Joseph's.......10 ‘6 0 4 Mill Hill .........10 3 1 6 JFC Dynamos. .12 3 1 8 Brunlea .......10 . 2 2 6 C'roe Wolves A .11 0 1 10


ACCRINGTON


SUNDAY FOOTBALL MEMORIAL LEAGUE


; RESULTS First Division


ers Arms 3, Wilpshire 8. Second Division


1, Park 6. Low Moor 1, Plough 4; Min­


Lomax 6, Dog Inn 1; Roebuck FIXTURES


Calderstones 3, Commercial 2. Third Division-


First Division Low Moor v Wilpshire BH


(Roefield); Ossy Refugees v Woodnook (Fox).


9 I'


5 20 ■ 10


Griffin Head ...12 Church...........14 Foresters .......14 Roebuck........ .15 Dog Inn..........14


6 5


4


L P, 2 '.35


Cas tle .13 "'8r. 2 >3 '26' 1 3 4


8 ; > 2 : 4 26 5 19


2: 4 26


2 11 2 11


6 18 7 16 8 5


HYNDBURNAND DISTRICT


CONSERVATIVE CLUBS SNOOKER AND DOMINOES


18


chester B 6, Oswaldtwistle A 1; Oswaldtwistle B 6, Read A 1; Read B 6, Rishton A1; Kditon B 7, Whal­ ley A 0; Whalley B 3, Clitheroe4. ; Dominoes /


Whalley B 9, Clitheroe 6. TABLES Snooker


1


Oswaldtwistle B 22 14 0 8 92 Winchester A.. .20 15 0 5 85 Read B......... .22 12 0 10 82 Baxenden B ... .22 12 0 10 79 Whalley B . . . . .22 12 0 10 78 ClaytonB . . . . .21 12 0.. 9 77 Winchester B.. .22 10 0 12 77 Rishton A . . . . .21 11 0 10 73 Read A. . . . . . . .21 10 0 11 73 Clitheroe . . . . . .21 10 0 11 71 Oswaldtwistle A 21 8 0 13 68 RishtonB . . . . .22 10 0 12 67 BaxendenA... .21 7 0 14 66 Clayton A . . . . .21 9 0 12 65 WhalleyA . . . . .21 8 0 13 62 Dominoes P. W L P


■ P W D L, P Baxenden B 6, Clayton A1; Win­


LEAGUE RESULTS Snooker ■


’''


RIBBLE VALLEY?^! darts a n d ; ;7:


dominoesT


WINTER LEAGUE RESULTS Darts


‘ Black Bull 6, Bay Horse 6;


New Inn 12, Pendle Inn 0; Judge Walmesley 5, Swan With Two, Necks 7; Red Rock 5, Band Club A 7.


Dominoes Black Bull 5, Bay Horse 7;


New Inn 5, Pendle Inn 7; Judge Walmesley 7, Swan With Two . Necks 5; Red Rock 4, Band Club A 8.


Total . Black Bull 11, Bay Horse 13;


New Inn 17, Pendle Inn 7; Judge Walmesley 12, Swan With Two Necks 12; Red Rock 9, Band


Club A 15. TWO Super League broth­ ers from the Clitheroe and D is t r ic t D a r ts League made sensational dehuts for th e i r co u n ty a t th e


weekend. Both Peter and Malcolm


Rishton B 10, Whalley A 5;


Taylor got their Lancashire c are e r off to a winning start, after being called up to represent the B Team.. Fellow C lith e ro e ace


Andy Gudgeon also had a whitewash victory, picking up the man of th e match award for his A Team


exploits. FINAL TABLES First Division


Dog............. ..12 Kings Arms... i.l2


P W L 8 4 5 7


Pendle Inn.... ..12 8 4 Royal OakA.. ..12 7 5 CravenA..... ..12 5 7 BuckPaythome .12 7 5 Lower Buck... ..12


3 9


Oswaldtwistle B .13 9 4 107 WhalleyB. . . . ..13 8 5 101 Baxenden B... ..13 5 8 97 Baxenden A... ..12


Rishton B . . . . ..13 7 6 93 Oswaldtwistle A .12 5 7 91 Rishton A — ..12 4 ’ 8 90 WhalleyA. . . . ..12 5 6 87 ..12 5 7 81


7 '5 93 Clitheroe...


Second Division P W L


Legion B ....... ..12 9 3 Brown Cow A . ..12 9 . 3 BrownCowB . ..12


8 4


Legion A ....... ..12 8 4 Brown Cow C . ..12 6 6 HorseShoe ... ..12 3 9 Swan and Royal .12


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Valley cueists play in


FOUR cueists from the Clitheroe area were part of a 15-strong East Lancashire side to retain the Gascon Snooker Chal­ lenge Trophy, against the.Fylde Coast on Sunday.'


front, in defeating Nelson’s Simon McKenna.:


, Ever-reliable Gaz Hampson (Dar-


wen) made it 6-6 with a fine fightback, before Clitheroe potting sensation Chris


In an electric atmosphere at Nelson’s , Lawson -.who picked up the player of


Star Cycling Club, the home side even- the match award - dominated his match tually ran out 8-6 winners, to successful- to put the home side one frame away ly defend the crown they first won in from victory. Blackpool in September.


: Nelson’s Darren Cregg came to the


But in defending their crown, the table, and after a tense affair, potted the ' home side soon found out they were in final three balls to retain the trophy for ■


for a tough match, when^top local lads the locals.^ Glenn Stevenson (Nelson) and Paul • LATEST results, fixtures and tables


Rinaldi (Padiham) both lost. East Lan­ cashire then levelled at 2-2, with wins for ■ Peter Mercer (Clitheroe) and James Waddington (Nelson). Frame five paired together two pro­ fessionals, in Darwen’s Justin'Astley and Steve Mekin of Blackpool. Astley built up an early 25-point lead, only to sle a red along the top rail somehow stay out. Mekin then compiled a fabulous


clearance of 109 to send* the Fylde sup­ porters into raptures. • Nelson’s Peter Roach levelled at 3-3,


before the home side.took the lead for the first time courtesy of -Clitheroe’s Marc Holmes.


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■ John Mekin soon got things level again for th e visitors, before Mick Clarkson beat Nelson legend Graham Howard to put the Fylde Coast back in front a t 5-4. Burnley veteran Duncan McNally


had to pull out all the stops to beat top Blackpool cueist Wayne Morris, while


from the Clitheroe and District Snook­ er League are appended. RESULTS


’ First Division


’ 70; P. Parker 79, G. Station 75; A. Heesom 63, M. Lawson 89; R. Gladwin 90, P. Clark 34; R. Malloch 63, G. Clark 91. Talbot B (445) 4, Legion (482) 10; S. Hay-


Downham (449)8, Chatbum A 6 (447); S. Turner 69, J. Lockley 88; M. Paul 85, P. Craig


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: ’ ;; Bill Rhodes at the wheel of his racing car.(s) ■ - !.-'v : ■' !


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Bill plugs away for racing title repeat


NEARLY a decade af te r collecting his first title a t mud-plugging, Clitheroe man Bill Rhodes has got his h ands, or r a th e r his wheels, dirty once more. ■ The 53-year-old’s sport­


ing t r ia ls bar, which is a combination of a trials hike and a rally car, has taken him to n a t io n a l success again. He is th e N o r th e rn


Phoenix Trials Car Club A class championship winner a f te r a c cum u la tin g 208 points - 28 more th an his nearest rival Gerald Hep- plewhite. Bill a c tu a l ly won an astonishing six trials out of


the 10 he contested. Over th e season, he averaged 18.9 points per round -


the


maximum you can’get dur­ ing a round is 20. The sport, affectionately


known as mud-plugging, is one of the oldest forms of m o to rsp o r t and involves manoeuvr ing th e c a r up th e s te ep e s t of hills and along the roughest terrain. Bill said: “The spor t is


raced on grass and involves setting-off a t the bottom of the hill and trying to get to the top of the hill, passing various points.” One of th e q u irk ie s t


aspects of the sport is th at the car requires a passen­


GETHIN Butler won the North Lan­ cashire road clubs’ annual circuit of Pen­ dle time trial. ■ The Lan d s End to Jo h n O’Groats


record holder did not disappoint his fans with another winning ride in this event. The race is th e second in a series o f '


events based on steep, twisting roads. The cyclists faced a 28-mile trek on Sun­ day, which took them from the tranquil, setting of Sabden, along the undulating Padiham bypass, through th e narrow confines of Barrowford's main street and then over the much-feared climb past the Moorcock Inn. With barely time to draw breath, it


was th e n down a 40mph p lunging descent to Gisburn. All th a t was left then was a strength-sapping grind along the Clitheroe bypass to finish hack a t


Sabden. Butler, of Preston Wheelers, rocketed


around the course in an amazing time of just, one hour, two minutes and 37 sec­ onds, almost three minutes ahead of his nearest rival - Mark Holton of the Rib­ ble Valley Cycle Racing Club.


Holton's time of 1:05:19 was good


enough to see off a strong challenge from professional, Mark Lovatt of the Life Repair racing team. Lovatt's time of 1:06:02 bagged him a well deserved third


place. Ju lie Mann, sponsored by Caygill


frames of Richmond, heat many of her male competitors'by ripping around the


course in a mere 1:16:56. Of th e local racing talen t, Clayton


Velo's Pe ter Greenwood was quickest with his time of 1:09:49. Hot on his heels was a d e te rm in ed Simon P h illip s (1:11:06) of Pendle Forest Cycling Club. Chris Smedley finished in 1:21:17 to fly the flag for Nelson Wheelers.


Rutherford hat-trick keeps Wolves on top


Wolves Under 14s Blue 6 Rossendale Valley . . .2 THE Wolves held on to top spot in the league, with'a g u tsy d isp lay a g a in s t a strong Rossendale side. . Tom Rutherford opened


hurst 58, M. Lawson 63; C. Hayhurst 77, B. Watson 74; O. Hayhurst 89, D. Chamley 79; A. Dickinson 79, B. Hargreaves 103; M. Garth 68,‘ S. Taylor 78; D. Robinson 74, G. Blackburn 85. - Whalley (443) 6, Clitheroe Conservative B


th e scoring a f te r ju s t 20 seconds, before the home side won a p en a lty when R ich a rd T y r re l l . was brought down. Man of the match Luke


(486) 8, C. Smith GS. L Nurii 82 S. ’I>^nor42, n h r is t ia n CooDola Todmorden scored near


Vercoe stepped up to slot th e , b a ll home from 12 yards;


Chatbum B (486) 4, CatholroC (499) 10; Second Division


D. Nelson 91; C.Dnnkwater 84, J. Whittaker , j j 1Stlan ° ° PP° ‘a thp pnd'but i t was too lit- 83; S. Thompson 91, F. Watson 75; M. Holmes added a second after the the ena, out i t was too lit 99,P.Clegg48;ETraynor59,&Wiuttakerl07. restart, with Rossendale tie, toolate.^


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Parker 66, R. Alston 78; S.Simkta 84,1. Mid- headed in Wolves fourth o f e n d e d a t th e semi- f inal .dleton 101; C. Monks 86, A. Jackson 105.*


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' Rimington B (507) 10, Rimington A (423) Rossendale pulled another a late winner two minutes 4; D. Seed 58, G. Koral 80; J. Lund 77, C. nT,„ y,aPv Edmondson 79; R. BollandS2, S. Edmondson „ 69; I. Fraser87, S. Petty 49; E Hobson 88, M. • . , However, Rutherford


th e m a tch , , before stage, after they conceded fromtime.


Sean Garswood put the visitors hack in ' • Rhodes 78; P. Houghton 105, D. Calvert 68. ■ slotted home two late goals Waddington B (501). 10, to complete his hat-trick


■ RIBBLE Valley Modem Pentathlon Team members Louise Highton and Sarah Vandeaale have been select­ ed for the World Class Start programme., The initiative is backed by Sport England and offers


support and funding to young athletes who show promise of becoming world class athletes. ’ . Louise and Sarah made sure of their selection on the programme after impressing at the British Tetrathlon Championships at Bath University.”


Police (398) 4; S. Dean 72, J. and a fine win for the home Griffiths 95; G. Laxton 85, B.' s^0


66;.M. Hurst 94, P. Travis 67; S. Baines 60, No Player 0.


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6, Low Moor B (461) 8; K. Smith 81, F. Wilson 83; A. isherwood 80,


, .l|v Louise collected a well deserved silver medal in the


Under 17s section while Sarah was just outside the medals in fifth place in the same age group. . ! The tetrathlon tests athletes over four disciplines -


fencing, air pistol shot, 200 metre swim and 2,000 metrerun.


• , ' Louise won the fencing competition, winning a


staggering 35 bouts out of 39 and Sarah won 20 of her fights. In the shot, Louise came sixth after earning 149 points and Sarah was not too far behind on 136 points. It was Sarah’s turn to taste victory in the swim as


she came home first in a time of two minutes and 20 seconds - eight seconds faster than Louise.' ” The pair were involved in a fantastuf battle in the


2,000 metre run as Louise came home first-just four seconds ahead of Sarah, who finished third1 . ■ 11 ’ Louise’s younger sister Elizabeth also competed in


the event in the Under 15s age group.'Competing against older girls, she finished in a respectable 11th place. Her time of 1:12 in the 100 metre run was a per­ sonal best i • i


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took part in the British Schools’ Biathlon, Champi­ onships in Macclesfield. >


There were also a number of local youngsters who * ’<


: Representing Clitheroe Royal Grammar were Year 7 pupils Robbie Schofield and Elizabeth Highton,1 who finished third and ninth respectively in the respective boys and girls sections. Year 10 pupils Louise Highton1 and Richatd Stones both recorded fourth places.', 'r. f ., , .’Sarah Crossley was the leading Ribblesdale High School pupil as she finished fourth! in the Year 7 girls section and Megan Phillip (Year 9) was 16th; Year 10 boysChris ^Vaddington and James Cross- ley-earned 20th and 24th place respectively/l,^ ,;Ui rir^The youngest Clitheroe athlete to:compete in Mac-


,T. Richardson 108; D. Smith 52,1. Perry 74; R. Grant 93, D. Johnson 56; M. Parkinson 72, G. Waddington 63; M. Whittaker


82, M. Moss 77.. . - FIXTURES',


■ Semi-final Draw, •


B. Matches to be played on . which was deflected in to by.the odd goal in three a t V Wednesday, March 12th and 19th. FiretDivision. ( ^


Low Moor A v Downham; Legion v Clitheroe Conservative


long throw from Hutchins the Starkie Brothers Cup th e net. I t was 3-0 a t th e ; home td Lammack. 1


hfe ak a f te r Nicholls had vT h e v is i to r s to o k th e


* h ^ i S K S & S f t [ tu rn e d home mah'bf th e lead 10 minutes in, when a •' Waddiflgton A; Clitheroe Conser- i in&tch Hopkins COTOSr. ;


r vative Club B v Whalley. :


' Billington B v Rimington B. '


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First Division ‘ i . P W. Li


RB Legion .......14 12 , 2 ' Talbot B ■


...........14 9, 5 Billington A ■;...14 :: 8 6.


. Clitheroe Con B .14.4 8, 6 Whalley .Vi.......14' 7 7 Low Moor A ..'..14 _6 8 Waddington A '..14 ’ 6 8 Slaidbum ........ 14, 6 8


,v Chatbum A .. . . . 14. DownhamV.. . . .14


.-Second Dlvisibh'if£i L1!.-;- ./P [ IW ’"-L'


CUthcroeConA .141 il l i lf4si?ip!


v Clitheroe Conservative A TABLES


v Hopkins hit a free-kick Second Division v : over the bar in the second


t Rimmgton A yChatburn[B;,/'hajf and and from another Waddington B v Talbot A; Pohce. exCelle n t lohg th row by


HutchhiS;CHarltpn'flicked th e ball on to Astin. who


volleyed home. ', \ ! ,“[ >


’ long range shot dipped ago- ■ nisingly under the bar. ' Wolves were soon back on level terms, when Jamie


to dm o r d e n ....................1 C L ITH ER O E Wolves


• Clitheroe Conservative A (460) Under 10s ran out comfort-


. The opening goal had been scored by the visitors after four minutes, but the Wolves came b a ck w ith goals from Bailey and Rip­ ley in a short two-minute burst. . F o re s t equalised ju s t before the break, with the


able victors over Todmor- winner coming right a t the den. l , v '


. ' end of normal rime.


* , Hutchins and" Charlton : Man of the match went went close early on, h ut i t - to the Wolves’ goalkeeper was Astin who broke th e Moorhouse. ■ ~ ' de adlock in th e 1 0th Wolves Under 14s Red 1


minute. ' ' .- . ‘This was followed by a „


' firing hack almost immedi- Wolves Under 9 s .......... 2 Pendle Forest _______ 3


■ READSTONE United Under 12s girls thrashed Penwortham 7-0 with player of the match R. Walker going nap. Also on target was L. Meloy with a brace. They also moved into the final of the North Valley


League Cup, th a n k s to a 4-0 v ic to ry over Barnoldswick Barons. S. Walker h it a couple, and there was one each for R. Walker and L. Meloy. The Under 17s boys won 3-2 against Feniscowles. M. Roberts, A. Haythornthwaite and D. Speak


notched and A. Jeffries was outstanding. However, the side then lost 3-0 to Belvedere. The Under 9s went down 3-1 to Barrowford Celtic. M. Cox netted and A. Wilson was man of the match.


tre-forward had been sent off for dissent, Wolves goal­ keeper Maxwell pulled off a great penalty save, before the visitors eventually won i t with a second half strike. Wolves Under9s . . . . .2 Wilpshire Wanderers .0 FR OM th e k ick -o f f , Wolves to o k a f irm grip on th e game , a n d th e i r persistence paid off hand­ somely by th e end of th e match. Jack Taylor made some


fine saves and the defence of Connor M a r t in and Robert Douglas made sure th a t their goalkeeper was not troubled too much. Michael Tomlinson


topped off a fine display in midfield w ith two g re a t


Lammack ; V. . . . ..2 goals and deservedly won WOLVES crashed o u t of th e m an of th e m a tch award.


‘ Alex Mullins , Jam es Ban k s an d Alex ‘ Giles played some fine football and k ept th e Wanderers’ defence busy. Second half substitutes of Alex McDona ld an d


Robertson kept his compo- Paul Coward continued to sure and clipped th e .b a l l''k e e p - th e .pressure on th e


past the keeper. - After the Lammack cen- ■


W an d e rers a s Clitheroe.; enjoyed a good win.;


I Whalley extend great run q,


92 WHALLEY Juniors Under 10s continued their in just three competitive games. >, 92 • - good run; with a' solid 3-0 win over FouIridge ■ 90 ^Minors.


, ' v ' vln a strong first half, Whalley attacked ,home from an acute angle. '*:' ‘ [ ' £< ,i,f <! ‘ 1 , ( V , i > utes, the in-form McCarthy^slotted the ball


S" p; throughout; but were denied by good £oalkec^lt^The;IWliall9. striker’s second was an even P * tag and alack of luckin front of goal. , ,1." better finish, but it was no more than the locals .22 i% aTwo auickfire goals at the start of the:sec-?;j';deservedafterdominatmgthefirsthalf.'>sr‘S!iB


r - / >t‘ ' 1 i)1. ' ’ J ‘ ‘ ■/' “ * s. The Pumas started well, and within 10 min-;


ger, known as a “bouncer”, to move th e i r weight around to get the best pos­ sible traction for the car. In the past, Bill has used ‘


his wife to act as a bouncer' although this year he has been aided by Kevin Thirl- well, who was also crowned passenger champion. Nine years ago, Bill was


named the RAC-affiliated Br itish T r ia ls and Rally Drivers’ Association’s Dri­ ver of the Year. He added: “Obviously


I ’m well sa t is f ied . Any­ thing you do in life and you do well and win, gives you a sense of pleasure.”


Burnley BC 2, Hurst Green 1; f], g( Haslingden 1; Eoulridge Minors t Colne Utd 0,.Crayen Heifer 2;,? 0, Colne Clarets Colts 11; Ighten ■


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. 1 - , , > > - a Clarets 0; Borrowdale Utd 3, Clitlieroe Wolves3; Colne Clarets


^ Belvedere.New 3, Junior , ;Und" 12 ' -


Second Division J C #R IB B L E VALLEYt*>t j ^ E A D IE S V iD A R T S ^® IW IN T E R L E X G U E .Ih


RESULTS


Heather Shears Memorial 5 Trophy ,


Semi Finals: Black Bull 4, ’-hSe/uf


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