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SWIMMERS from Clitheroe Masters Swim­ ming Club have competed again for the first time in over 10 years.


event at Macclesfield in the Northern Counties Mas­ ters Championship, and produced a haul of medals


They took part in an


some of the competitors had taken part in any swim meet, which was a great boost to the club. If you are a frustrated


adult lane swimmer who needs technique and fitness advice, contact Jonathan (07753 600173) or Ribbles- dale Pool for times.


Padiham v Clilheroe CLITHEROE


A. Bums cRiazb Hawke ..........11 N. Bolton not o u t ............. . .102 M. Bolton c Metcalfe b Tripathi 32 Gillespie not o u t .........................55 Extras ...................................11 Total (for 2).........................211


Bowling; D. Hall 13-2-49-0; M.


Hawke 14-5-40-1; Tripathi 8-0-61-1; S. Riaz 8-1-30-0; N. Ashraf 2-0-25-0.


PADIHAM


P. Metcalfe ibw Gillespie............. 0 V. Tripathi Ibw Gillespie............. 4 K. Hitchon c Bums b Bibby___21 Tripathi c M. Bolton b Hargreaves .38 N. Ashraf Ibw Gillespie............... 7 A. Hali c M. Coulter b Gillespie .27 M.


D. Hall b Gillespie.......................2 S. Riaz b Bibby ...........................1


Baxenden v Ribblesdalc


S. ^Vha^toncHotheIallb Capstick ;13 I .


HawkecGillespiebBibby ..13 BAXENDEN


Ainsworth 7-0-29-0; M. Hargreaves 8-3-20-1; N. Bibby 7.2-2-21-3.


G. Pethard b Gillespie..................1 A. Robinson not out ................... 0 Extras .................................. 24 Total ..................................138 Bowling: Gillespie 16-6-49-6; A.


Read v Oswaldtwistle READ


Sipocz 7-1-fO-O; G. Metcalfe 13-0-63-2; J. Wilkin 3-0-28-1; S. Sadiq 26-21-1.


N. Marsh c Wilkin b Metcalfe . .53 W. Driver Ibw Morrick............... 5 Sleep c Metcalfe b Wilkin..........62 C. Walton c Morrick b Metcalfe .23 A. Turner c Dawson b Sadiq . . . .27 T. Little not o u t .........................51 W. Eastham not out ...................2 Extras.................................. 13 Total (for 5) .......................236 Bowling: Morrick 2-7-75-1; S.


OSWALDTWISTLE


J. Wilkin c Eastham b Sleep___17 J. Dawson c Eastham b Newby. . .0 M. Roberts b Newby...................4 Morrick Ibw Barden.....................0


P. Dignan b Barden .....................0 S. Sadiq c Walton b Sleep ..........12 G. Metcalfe c and b Eastham . . . .0 A. Dignan not out .......................4 A. Moorby b Eastham................. 0 3. Sipocz c Walton b Newby........2 M. Groom c Barxien b Sleep ........1 Extras ........................... ,...16 Total ....................................56 Bowling; 0. Newby 7-2-17-3; S.


Barden 6-2*17-2; W. Easthara 6-3-3- 2; Sleep 6.1-366.


Warburton 8-2-26-1; Harvey 13-1- 32-3; J, Capstick 14-1-64-3.


Extras.....................................2 Total (for 8)..........................182 Bowling L. Bones 10-1-59-1; N.


Britcliffenot out...12


M. Nicson c and b D. Howard.. . . 0 N. Warburton Ibw Britcliffe........5 J. Capstick not out........................9 I. Parkinson Ibw Howard...............1 Extras..................................... 1 Total.......................................65


Nawaz 12-8-11-3; T. Braithwaite 3- 1-^1; D. Howard 2.4-1-7-2.


Bowling: I. Britcliffe 12-5-40-4;


G. Smithson st Davies b Gorton .15 O. Senneck b O’Neill .................10 Mitchell c Grace b Smith ............8


Whalley v Edenfield EDENPIELD


B. Storey b Cordingley ............... 3 M. Carpendalenotout ............. 22 C. Hanson c Davies b Smith . . . .11 S. Bulcock b Smith.......................3


J. Hindlerunout.........................0 W. Slinger not out .......................0 Extras ....................................9 Total (for 9 ) ...........................93


O’Neill 10-4-15-1; S. Gorton S^-8-1; Cordingley 12-5-16-2.


Bulcock lf-2-27-2; Mitchell 4-1-11- 0; W. Slinger 9.3-2-32-0; M. Carpen­ dale 3-1-10-0.


P. Grace c Carpendale b Bulcock .4 A. Whelan b Bulcock...................0 M Davies not ou t.......................33 Cordingley not out.....................53 Extras ....................................4 Total (for 2}...........................94 Bowling: B. Storey 7-3-10-0; S.


WHALLEY Bowling: J. Smith 15-2-47-4; D.


G.HudsoncPyebCordingley ..11 G. Lewis b Smith.........................1


J. Proctor c Wharton b Britcliffe .8 L. Bones b Nawaz........................0


S. Payne b Britcliffe ...................7 Harvey c Peel b Britcliffe...........15 M. Rishton b Nawaz.................. 12 A. Holroyd b Nawaz....................7 D. Hothersall b Braithwaite........0


C. Hall c Payne b Warburton . . . 12 J. Ram c Parkinson b Capstick.. 32 M. Peel c Ni(»on b Harvey........33 D. Howard c Proctor b Capstick.. 1 R. Gladwin not o u t ....................45 D. Braithwaite Ibw Harvey..........2 T. Braithwaite c Holroyd b Bones 2


Nawaz c Holroyd b Harvey........28


Wanderers RIBBLESDALE


including four gold, six sil­ ver and 10 bronze. It was the first time that


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Glitheroe claim double derby tennis honours


of the table battle, with Milbham and Parrott, and Hitchen and Hanson coming out with a solid 4-1 victory.


local rivals Whalley twice this week, with both results going the Chatburn Road side’s way. In the Open League it was a top


CLITHEROE Tennis Club met Members of the Clhhcroc Masters Swimming Club. B260603/10


both rubbers with Stephen Pym and Louise Burrill halving theirs, result­ ing in an 8-1 turn around against Whalley’s G. Pimperton and K. Famhill, and the husband and wife team of M. and K. Haworth.


Clitheroe team strive to overcome an early season 9-0 defeat. Mileham and Mary Brass took


The mixed league saw the


Crow Wood Leisure, where Stephen Pym and Mary Brass, and T. Bush and C. Smitten came home with a clean slate against the B team.


The junior team had a tough away fixture at Parkwood, where a


w. ........ XV. j.xu.>irwi vit. m uuLii I uuuers.


were the eventual winners, beating Bowland in a thrilling final. But the real winner


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scope for development of the game locally, and we would hope to play our part in the process.” Clitheroe’s new season


Headteacher of Bowiand High School, spoke highly of the event: “It is good to see so many students playing rugby. “There is definitely


however, was the game of rugby, as all who took part played in the best traditions of the game and created an entertaining spectacle. Maurice Graham,


involved pupils from Years 7 and 8, who played on a round robin basis. And St Augustine’s


RUGBY' took a step further into the Ribble Valley last ■week when Bowland High School, Ribblesdale High Technology College and St Augustine’s RC High School all took part in a High School Tag Tournament, organised in conjunction with Clitheroe Rugby Union Football Club. The competition


J G B Y hnnlc a sf-.pn Rugby is winner in tag event Ln'v....h. • « j .. .i . .


kept a clean sheet, and Jennifer Holgate and Mark Higson lost nar­ rowly, despite having match point in both rubbers.


a closely-fought match saw them lose on count back. Josh Black and Daniel Turner


in joint top position, the points were crucial to the trailing Clitheroe side. Midweek saw the mixed team at


With the Whalley team lying in Daniel Lay zell. (s) ^ ^


' 1 STONYHURST-cricketer'Daniel) tayzeU.hM. smMhed®^^^


,_-jaLh£B;^qd'f6ril2^^ .‘set in'1991 .by;Iaih;B^ha^


I sihce.'qf cbfTOe;;gdne on t4^^ His unbeaten 137 surpassed Bal-’


shaw’s knock by;fiWHmsi&


Daniel, who hails from Hurst Gr^,' is'a middle order batsman’fpr l^


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:,Mary’s team;;^hP‘haTC JaderaBle'succS'thissea^ntM^' '


County cBamp; . * ' H ‘ s'.* rv'i’ .-'


STONYHURST ^seconh*, in''.the't College pupil’,';3p0m"liurdles]^ati Mark, I ,G rif f itlis fefthe' ^ihe mretingif was crowned Lan- She also Tvon all '' cashire Schools’ three events she senior boys yisoiisKenter^ champion '. at ‘ Blackburii jand- Blackpool’s Stan- • Darweh Schools’* ley Park.


personal best per- ^ with ' ch'ampi-:. formance, throw-'' onship record per-[ ing 33.09m' — formancesl ' ' around . two She Won the^ metres beyond his shot putt with a previous mark - throw of 9.09m,' to take gold.


He turned in a ‘Witton Park


;ly taking his A hurdles in 12.6 .Levels, was also seconds, and the fourth in.the shot i- discus in ;a7new putt.


Anna, of TVest- Chtheroe athlete holme School, has recently join^* Blackburn, was , Wigan Harriefi--’''


Action from the tag rugby event, (s) Rovers coaches on hand for soccer school


the Premiership club will train with youngsters for two days.


CLITHEROE Wolves are holding their third soccer school in conjunction with Blackburn Rovers. Fully qualified coaches from


from 10 a.m. to noon, while 8- 12-year-olds will be coached


on Wednesday August 20th, and Thursday the 21st at Highmoor Playing. Fields, Clitheroe. Ages 5-7 will be coached


from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. for the two days.


is £7 for the younger age group and only £15 for eight to 12- year-olds.


The cost of the soccer school Last year’s event saw over 90 Sport Information Desk JENNINGS RIBBLESDALE


CRICKET LEAGUE TABLES


Read.............14 11 1 8 2 Clithcroc ___14 8 3 16 ' 3 Gt Hanvood. .14 8 4 12 2


Senior Division P W L B N


Ribblesdale W14 9 3 4 2 Settle ...........14 Cherry Tree. .14 Earby...........14 5 6 6 Baxenden__ 14 5 6 2 Padiham....... 14 4 8 2 Whalley....... 14 4 8 2 Edcnficid ....14 3 9 6 Blackburn N .14 4 8 0 O'twistle Imm 14 4 8 0 Bamoldswick .14 2 8 4


Saiesbury___12 10 1 16 I Gt Hanvood. .12 10 1 14 1


First Division P W L B N


Belvedere . . . .12 9 1 10 2 Clitheroc ___12 8 3 12 1 54


Baxenden__ 12 7 3 8 2 47 Padiham....... 12 5 6 10 1 37 Barnoldswick .12 4 5 6 3 32 Ribbicsdale W12 5 7 6 0 31 Earby...........12 3 7 4 2 23 BGSOB ....... 12 1 9 10 2 19 Cherry Tree ..12 .1 9 4 2 13


Settle ...........12 8 3 16 1 BlackburnN'.13 7 5 14 1 Padihara....... 13 7 4 12 2 Read.............12 7 3 10 2 Belvedere . . . .12 6 4 14 2 Saiesbury . . . .13 5 6 16 2


Read..................... . . . Stacksteads ..12 10 1 16 Blackburn N .12 8 2 10 Rolls-Royce . .12 Stacksteads I I 12 Whalley....... 12 O’twistle Imm 12 Settle ...........12 Belvedere . . . .12 Salcsbury . . . .12 _ _ BGSOB ........12 1 8 4 Rolls-Royce I I12 0 10 0 Third Division P W L B N


4 10 5 8 5 8 5 6 5 8 6 3 5 4


Clitheroc__ 12 6 5 10 1 42 Baxenden ....13 5 4 8 3 39


Cherry Tree ..12 5 6 12 1 39 Edenfield__ 11 5 4 8 2 39 Oswaldtwistle 12 5 5 8 2 37 RibbIesdaieW13 5 6 8 2 37 Earby...........13 2 8 4 3 20 Barnoldswick .13 2 10 2 1 14


CLITHEROE AND


DISTRICT POOL LEAGUE RESULTS


Challenge Cup


Buck A 7; Billington A 7, Buck A 7; Billington A 7, Brown Cow 3; Stork B 5, Craven A 7; Rose and Crown 0, Legipn A 7; Craven B 6, Stork A 7; Castie 7, Dog Music Bar 4; New Inn 7, White Horse 5. FIXTURES


Bridge 7, Station 5; Buck B 2, Premier Division Stork Hotel v Brown Cow, G A R A G E e.mail:sales®primrosegaraBe.co.uk


Whalley Road, Clitheroe Tel. 01200 423883


mins off OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK


Monday to Friday 9am - 6pm; Saturday 9am - 4.30pm Sunday 11.30am - 4.30pm. .


. . A DRIVING FORCE IN THE RIBBLE VALLEY fi(im|fiilii|


Chatburn; Buck A v Legion B; Rose and Crown v Castle; Legion


A V Craven Heifer A; Billington A V Stork B. First Division


White Hart v St Peter’s Hurst


Green; Brown Cow v Wagon and Horses; Pendle Hotel B v Fondle


Hotel A; New Inn v Dog Music Bar.


Second Division /


B; Craven B v Legion B; Royal Oak A V Bridge A; White Horse AvBuckB.


Buck Wrinkleys v Billington


Edcnfield ....12 0 10 2 2 6 Second Division P W L B N


..12 10 1 IG 1 68


5 10 4 4 3 45 3 37


Third Division Station B v Kings Arms; Dog


Music Bar B v White Horse B; Bridge B v Royal Oak B; Legion D V White Lion. Ladies League


Pendle Ladies v Bridge


Ladies: Dog Inn A v Billington B; Billington A v Dog Inn B;


Buck Ladies v Royal Oak Ladies. Chris Stewart Foundation Cup Brown Cow Chatbum v Royal


Oak B; Dog Music Bar A v Cas­ tle; Pendle Witch v Billington A; Stork Hotel B v Pendle Hotel B; Bridge B v Buck A; White Lion V St. Peters Hurst Green; Legion , A V Rose and Crown; Craven Heifer A v Stork Hotel A.


July 30th, home team to contact opponents, or date set by com­ mittee is Tuesday, July 29th. Chutlcnge Cup Draw


e Fixtures to be played by Stork A V Castle A; New Inn


V Buck A; Legion A v Billington A; Craven A v Bridge B.


August 7th. Doubles Competition


• Fixtures to be played on S. Prosser/M. Woods v C.


Drinkwater/M. Holmes: N. Parkinson/D. Gooden v P. Han-


son/S. Tyrer; G. Preston/R. Pre­ ston V R Hodges/D. Cox; G. Sut- clilfe/ S. Farquar v J. Steele/B.


Kartekass; I. Hoperoft/S. Bristol V M. Haworth/S. Forster: G. Drachenderg/A. Johnson v S.


Smith/L. Lloyd: D. Hornby/J. Cooper V E. Barnes/D. Parkin­ son; M. Ryan/M. Heaton v A. Towler/S. Robinson: M. Gard- ner/R. Avery v I. Gelder/D. Askew: T. Makinson/B. Jones v J. Whitwell/G. Hetherington; C. WHittaker/S. Thompson v P. Walton/P. Stirzaker; J. Bir-


beck/D. Niven v R. Hope/D. Hope. • Fixtures must be played on


or before July 30th, home team to contact opponents.


GREAT HARWOOD AND DISTRICT


BOWLING LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division


6; Heys Inn 8, Burnley Rd B 2; Ribblesdale A 8, Leisure Hour B 2; Sabden Black 6, Globe A 4; Whalley A 3, Roe Lee Park 7. Second Division


Coppice 6, Gatty Park 4; Free


.Oakhill 5, Whalley.B 5; Rushton St B 7, Leisure Hour A 3; Spring Hill 2, Oakhiil Vets 8. Fourth Division


Gt. Harwood CC10, Sabden Red 0; Immanuel 2, Mercer Park 8; Milnshaw Wanderers 4, Sydney Street 6; Rishton Con. B 3, Cas­ tle A 7; Waddington 6, Sabden Blue 4.


FIXTURES The President’s Silver Salver


competition will be held a t the Grange Bowling Club, Clayton- le-Moors, on Saturday,


report a t the times shown below. The final rounds will be com­


Competitors are requested to


practice. '-TO a'im. - D. Thomas v J,


pleted on Sunday. Scratch time -15 minutes, no f


Castle B 8, Hurst Green B 2;


. Burnley Rd A 8, Waddington A 2; Grange 9, Ribblesdale B 1;


Gardeners 5, Ossy Con 5; Globe B 7, Rishton Con. A 3; Hurst Green A 8, Saiesbury B 2; Saies­ bury A 6, Clitheroe Cricket 4. Third Division


Chatwin; G. Wingfield v A. Cor- nall; E. Jones v K. Wells; J. Brown V M. Cornall. 10- 30 a.m. - J. Pilling v S.


Carter: V. O’Donnell v C. Mr^ey; F. Goldsborough v M. Wright; E. Leach v M. Greenhal- gh.


Fryer: B. Ashworth v M. Beard- more; G. Yorke v S. Gail. 1-15 p.m. - J. Hanson v N.


bottom V G. Hindle; R. Turner v D. Jones.


TABLES


Rushton St A .. .12 9 1 HeysInn .........12 8 2 Ribblesdale A ..12 7 2 Gt Harwood.. . .12 8 1 Roe I*ec Park.. .12 6 0 Globe A ...........12 5 0 BurnleyRdB ..12 4 0 Sabden Black.. .12 4 0 WhaUey A .......12 3 0 Leisure Hour B .12 3 0 Second Division


First Division p W D


SalcsburyA ....12 Globe B ...........12


Gatty Park ....12 Saiesbury B ___12


Clitheroe Cricketl2- 9 1 Hurst Green A. .12 8 0 Rishton Con. A .12 7 2 Ossy Con...........12 6 1 Free Gardeners .12 5 2 Coppice...........12 5 1 7 0 6 0 1


P w D


Rushton St B . . .12 10 Burnley Rd A .‘.12 8 Oakhill Vets. . . .12 Grange.............12 Oakhill.............12


Waddington A ,.12 Spring Hill....... 12 RibblesdaleB ..12 Whalley B ....... 11 Leisure Hour A .11


Fourth Division Gt Harwood 4, Rushton St A Mercer Park ...14 13


. Waddington B . .13 9 Sabden Red . . . .14 8 Immanuel ........14 5 Risbton Con. B .13 6 CastleA...........13 4 Castle B ...........13 4 Sabden Blue. . . .12 4 Milnshaw WndrsU 1 Hurst Green B. .14 2 »


Gt. Harwood CC 14 11 Sydney St.........14 10


P W L PT 1 105


99


Third Division P W


I 2


L PT 80


77 77


8 45 9 45 9 41


L PT 2 75


1 10 33


L PT 86


4 73 3 71 5 71 5 61 6 61 5 60 6 54 9 39


8 49


76 55 55


Rostron; G. Dodd v M. Burns; C. Hope V K. Holden; G. Rams-


Threlfall; D. Simmonds v G. Roberts: B. Yerkess v M. Gra­ ham; D. Greenhaigh v M. Wens- ley: G. Stephenson v G. Leonard. 2 p.m. - J. Pemberton v F.


CLITHEROE MEN’S SUMMER DARTS


LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Craven A 2, Royal Oak A 5; 11- 15 a.m. - M. Lambert v P.


Royal Oak B 2, Swan A 5; Kings Arms 3, Craven B 4. Second Division


Brown Cow B 6, Swan B 1;


Horseshoe 2, Legion B 5; Legion A 3, Brown Cow A 4. Monday’s Fixtures First Division


Oak B V Royal Oak A; Craven A V Kings Arms. Second Division


Legion B v Brown Cow A;


Horseshoe v Swan B; Brown Cow Bv Legion A. TABLES


Swan A ...............5 Royal Oak B .......5 CravenA . . . . . . . .5 Craven B .............5 Royal Oak A .......5 Kings Arms......... 5 Second Division


First Division P


•Legion B ............5 Legion A ............5 Horseshoe..........5 Brown Cow B . . . .5 Swan B ..............5


Brown Cow A . . . .5 Swan A v Craven B; Royal


B 10 (darts 3, dominoes 7); Judge Walmesley 10 (darts 6, dominoes 4), Black Bull 14 (darts 6, domi­ noes 8); Swan With Two Necks 10 (darts 6, dominoes 4), New Inn 14 (darts 6, dominoes 8).


ROEFIELD LEISURE CENTRE 5-A-SIDE


SUMMER LEAGUE RESULTS


Berries 8; Pookai United 3, Men­ acing Duck 1; Red Army 2, Clitheroe Clowns 2; New Inn 6, The Missfits 3. FIXTURES


Playboy Miracles 4, Twig and Pookai United v Dunop Who;


Red Army v Twig and Berries: New Inn v Menacing Duck; The Missfits V Clitheroc Clowns.


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT NETBALL


LEAGUE TABLES


Young Farmers .13 12 0 1 39 Neo-tcchnic__ 14 11 0 3 37 Clitheroe Caval .14 9 0 5 32 Hair Company ,13 5 0 8 14 U&PHargreav(sl4 4 0 10 13 Dog&SprtBar214 0 0 14 5 Second Division


Caldcrstones ...14 12 RBL.


RIBBLE VALLEY DARTSAND DOMINOES


SUMMER LEAGUE RESULTS


Pendle Inn A 14 (darts 8,


dominora 6), Band Club 10 (darts 4, dominoes 6); Bay Horse 14 (darts 9, dominoes 5), Pendle Inn


Ribblc Val Blue .14 9 Rejects.............13 3 Biilington Pan. .13 4 „ . Dog & Sports 1 .14 1 0 13 Third Division


Dunkenhaigh.. .13 Higher Buck ...14 Ribble Val Blue 214 Skirts.............. 14 Billington Tigers 13 Dale Vets.........14


SELECTED TEAMS Saturday


J- 9™“ ' M. Scott, E Dibb, R Bishop, M. Preston, S. Whalley, D. Turn­ er, D. Glover, Simon Bishop, R. Dinsdale. F. Hussain. Scorer: F. Green


m m


'Barden, N. Payne, Sleep. Scoren K. Crabtree. Read 2nds (v Rolls-Royce, home, s ta r t 2 p.m.) A. Baron, R J- Doughty, S. Doughty, J. Laycock, J. Marshall,


T. Little, N. Marsh, 0. Newby, J. Marshall, M. Doughty, W. Driver. F


HYNDBURNAND DISTRICT


First Division 12 35


BOWLING LEAGUE RESULTS


Burnley Road C 3, Rushton - St C 7; Free Gardeners 5, Globe


A 5; Globe D 4, Saiesbury Blue 6; Globe B 3, Burnley Road C 7. Second Division


Ossy Conservative 9, Sabden


B 1; Rishton Conservative C 8. Oakhill Park A 2; Whalley B 6, Grange A 4. Third Division


Alma A 3, Globe C 7; Gatty Park 3, Waddington B 7; Mercer


I '


; Park 7, Burnley Road B 3; Saies­ bury Red 2, Sydney St 8. i Fourth Division


, ^ b d e n ,C 7, Ribblesdale Wan- .V<ierersC3.


Ribblesdale Wanderers C 3, Oswaldtwistle Immanuel B 7;


8 55 9 52 8 51 1 41


^ r g e ^ , D. Crossley; K. Arraer, V. Tanuku, N. Fielden, S. Mukher- jee, o. Taylor, N. Smith, N. Byrne.


O'Neill, Cordmgley. Whall^


fy Settle, home) D, Westwood, D, Higginbottom, L. Sunday


Dawson, D. Musson, P. Cox, C. Tinker, O. Young, D. Walker. C B r ^ , S. Trotter Simon Bishop, W. Lebreton, S. Booth,


p


E DibU p . ' ^ e q C^almer, G Gunn, P. Green, L. Driver. C. Wadding- I’- Buidett. Reserve: S. McCaite. 2 P-m-) G. Hinks. R Howarth,


175 (V Oswidd^Ie, away meet 1245 pim. at ground) T


a b b le s^ e Wanderers 3rds (v Padiham, away, start 2 p.m.) D. Binns, G. ^ Cottam, D. Bateman, G -Wilson, D. U ndo


’5 ;


B o ^ l l .R . Keighley, T. Keighley, S. Taylor, A. Smith. N. Smith, C. ONe?u’s^'Gorton


Whall^ 3ris (v Great Harwood, home, meet ground 1-15 p.m.) S. I^a^tron. Reserves: D.


¥ • ^ M. Proctor. Scoren M. Clarkson. Monday Young, T. Bailey, G Palmer, G Gunn, L. Driver, P. Green.


ClitheiTO Under 1& (v IHbblesdale Wanderers, home, moot ground Brown. C. Tinker, 0.


SPORTS DESK Phone: 01282 426161# Fax: 01282 439863 D. Verco, J.Laycock. Scoren A. Laycock. Mj^hall, A. Bennett. A. Brennand, ClitherM 3rds (v Settle, home, meet a t 1-15 p.m„ start 2 p.m.) S.


^ Ku® E S ^cer, J. Braithwaitei A. Pearce, & Fleldinft D. Braithwaite C. Magmr^ R. WhaUey, J. Dewhuret. D. Binns, Scoren R. Clarkson. Whalley (v Ribblesdale Wanderers, away) M. -Whelan, M. Davies, A. Pratt, I. Grace. S. Gorton, M. Pye, D.


a b b l ^ e W a n d ^ 2nds (v CBtheroe, away, start 2 p.m.) M. Wrigley, staft 2 p.m.) W. Eastham, C. Walton,


waite. M. Briggs, D. Howard, M. Peel, R. Gladwin, C. Hall, I. Brit- T-O'Neill, S. Wharton, Nawaz. Scoren R. Fielding,


.. urmuieion cur-;:^;v ;i>*fiayers;snwld * -^rentlyJ


I ;;Craven-dndjDisr'^^^^ I ..trictv.;. FootballfiHealth iCentfq'afc? )Leaguei':and ;ar;e


jyopking fdrfbotKij^^Anjr I ;-new players' waht) ir'.Wuld'like'^t'age'tf


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D. Thistlethwaite C. Holt, T. Marsh. P. Artingstall. Scoren S. Marsh. Kibblesdale Wanderers (v 'Whalley, home, start 2 p.m.) T. Braith-


Bolton, A. Bums, S, Coulter, M. Coulter. N. Bibby, A, Ainsworth, M Haignmves, Stephen Bishop, P. Gaskell, Gillespia Scorer: J. Blackburn. Clltheroe 2nds (v Ribblesdale Wanderers, home, meet at 1-15 p.m.)


Clitheroe (v Cherry Tree, away, meet 12-30 p.ra.) N. Bolton, M.


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Nick Smith'.’ (C26076i372) H CLITHERO E Royal Grammar*-


School; pupil Nick'SmithiKas' been^ crovvned Lancashire Schools’Year^Sf javelin champion.


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: iThe. 14-year-old > Hyndburn^fAG,., : member thre-vv aipersbnal^bestVdfl


;44.78m to clinch the title;at Sta:nley.s Park, Blackpool.


, ■The throw also saw his pa^tlie Eng-| lish Schools! Ghampionships;qualify-^i ing standard of,44m, and Nick will'


noW; compete,against the'natiori’sK cream in Sheffield later this m6nthh|¥|


best by some eight metres, this se^on't and is now regularly, throwihgqyerj- 40m, was also fourth InjtheiNbrthq^^^ England ChampionsWps ih la'yEipbblil and won the. Hyndbiirn ScItoolsYdis^f


Nick, who has impiOTed his personMi Audrey strikiBS


HORSESHOE B’s .':;Wu<h;: S.''Radivoje^v Audrey Southwell 7 vie and & threw the winning, 'The losing semi- ‘


J tn e t Darts, and •


', Shc tciimed ■' wttk S. Mclteir and>. . E Spiiik to help


D‘®v>VShoe’A(M.^StS‘


finalists wereHorse' ^ ; |


Dominoes trebles <a ^ iiv'-'-'j’ knockout at the' Swan and Royal. .


singles'-and^


' unlucky! c; loHng'i'-'donhlM iin^ 'n^ i finalists Block‘BuU,fjihcIpon W ^ Old Langho, whose ' at the Brown Cow,’’ I team was E. Jung- Chatbnm. s- 4- v V'J


I - nit'lTI / II


OAFTER'a suc-ii-interestedshouldi- cesful season last turn up on Tues-7 time around, day evening’*6if


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boys and girls enjoy learning new football skills from the top line coaches. For further information con­


tact soccerschool(gclitheroe- wolves.co.uk


Younger sister The.. talented. PB of 28.24. ■ Mark,- current- , best; won the 75m'' just under her* ChampionshipsatS


Hall hit 21lT3.to,fieat'’CKetwyiide,| School of. Barrow-ih-jFurnefe,'who rephed with 63 all out.


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