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,'authoritative dwplay in goal; points for Wolves. from'McGrath. ..


Having taken : an early v ^ofoes Under 16s Red ..'. .5 ; r. Gt Harwood Rovers . . . . . .0


three-goal lead, the home team WOLVES put on a strong dis- were never comfortable until play to beat Grtet Harwood, late in the game when both Attacking play from start to


THERE wasa.massive Wilson 86, E. Houghton 97; M. Astin and Meyler claimed finish was rewarded by goals swing at the top of the Parkinson 57, M. Dewhurst 68; their hat-tricks. Other goals from Russell Thompson (2), Clitheroearid District - L Charlton 95, IL Kay 53. ■/ came from Dewhurst (2), man of the match'Gary Hick-


S ^ l S S w I S t , Division table.


matches Low Moor A leri Roberts 64; J- Sumner 98, D. WOLVES were much the bet- season, thanks to an impor- the wav hv four nniots


Before the latest series nf M- Wensley 26; J. Waggett 87, J. 1,1 Joseph, s .............5 their first clean sheet of the 39io^


hams sn ’s . s . s s r s a s z K a s M : “ s s s s s ' ’ I. Perry 87. nx


-V ter side in the opening period,. taut one-handed save from proved strong after the break, score was just 1-0.


mpri wprp rhalVlno nn a 19 R Kiddie 104, M. Plant 81; J. Robbie Mount had fired just performance were attacking ^ n o w r SkidbfZP th lt


' Blit as the T.nw Mnnr ' Billington B 8, Catholic SC 6: After man-of-the-match . Highlights of a good team R' Asot0T 7^ J> wide’ the Wolves took a fullbacks, Paul Worthington


losing by the same score- M. Byrne 93; D. Hargreaves 88,.. Anderson reacted first after a fleld play of Hickling and the ij_e ■


A. Jackson 76. ivt^ T o w „ Dll? ry f A' j *1,-* •


advantage as the.title race , 94, G. Watson79;T.Cordeau72, .__ ° really kicks into gear.


nHvnritnap ns tbp Htip rapp w’ f a n goal mouthscramble.. , constantthreat posed by strik-


r™ Chatbum B12, RimingtonA:K,'St Joseph’s began to claw er Thompson. r


closest rivals could really F. Whittaker 110; T. Brown 72, Wolves spent most of the ly got gmng. capitalise.


rare aeieat in tne oecona Poliec 8, Talbot A 6: F. Booth JoseDh's eaualised Division, but none of their 98, T. Proctor 77; D.Bowness 83,


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A and the leaders still Boothman 59, P. Clark 76; A. told- s t Joseph s added four The Wolves keeper showed eniov a huce 11-noint Dean87, G.Simkin75;S.Baines goals as they eventually, ran off his skills by saving a well ndiantaerp 8


an 8-6 win against Talbot A4:B


Rimington A, who lost 12-2 to Chatbum B, share third Diace with Talbot A


iS S IS sS - .S / Seven-goal Rob leads Readstone goal romp


80, P. Craig 57; S. Dean 105, J. out convincing winners. FIXTURES


Low Moor A12, Slaidbum 2: L British Legion; Talbot B v was kept alive by some fine EARLY in the game Wolves


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Mercer 79, T. Robinson 68; M. Police v Chatburn A; Low Holmes 111, G. Parker 31. Moor; v Tajbot A; Chatburn B_ v "®®“ *


Second Division tables rs ivson jj„jor V7„ < —>


R. Gladwin 58, J. Gibson 66; A. Rimington A v Catholic Club; AN emphatic 11-1 victory was record- Heesom 76, N. Harris 60; R Waddington B v Billington B. ed by Readstone United Under 17s Walmsley 79, J.A. Wright 110; J. Bullock57,E. Marsh 113; M.


Downham 2, BiUington A12: Whalley Conservative Club; Srier/ieW Celtic ............................ .1 r 17 ..................... , n


over local rivals Brierfield Celtic, thanks to no less than a magnificent


Conservative Club B 6: D. Seed Downham............................62 Further strikes came from Duncan 70,1. Nash 56; P. Houghton 79, TalbotB............................ 60 Fearnhead, Tom Donald, Matthew D. Neison 77; I. Fraser 79, J. ™ington A. . . .


MallJhsIV ^nchTeSe ’E' LowMoorA.......................76 seven goals from man-of-the-match Rimington B 8, Clitheroe RBL................................ 62 Rob Cresswell.


Tunney 62; J. Lund Jnr 71, F. Rinungton B.......................62 Readstone Under 18s.......................5 Watson 84.


Whittaker 96; R. Bolland 73, P. Cbtheroe Con. Club A.............54 , . .. double-fitmre senrplinp Clegg 81; P. Winkley 121, B. WaddmgtonA......................54


Taylor 69; A. Dickinson 78, M. ChatbumA........................ 71 n™ “' , P HarwnnH


A 8, Waddington A 6: A. Isher- WaddingtonB......................54 ' _. . . . . . . wood 106, L. Cowking 70; M. Billington B........................ 48 O'Shaunessy 100, D. Cox 71; M. Low M


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.............58 whitwell and Scott Stanworth to com- scorelme.


Talbot B 12, Royal British Slaidbum......... ................40 READSTONE United Under 18s had Legion 2: C. Hayhurst 56, C. Lawson 109; M. Garth 85, S.


Clitheroe Con. Club B............. 42 Great Harwood.................................1 Second Division


Peel 70; D. Robinson 103, B. Police................................60 A brace Irom man-of-the-match Hargreaves 88; B. Rutherford 93, Rimington A.......................58 Glen Dinsdale and further goals from B. Watson 91; O. Hayhumt 90, G. Talbot A............................ 58 Alex Haythornthwaite, David Speak Blackburn 48.


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Catholic C..........................56 and James Wilboum sealed the rout. ha ley .. .......................56 Readstone Under 14 s ...................... 7


Whittaker 57, K. Keough 97; P. Chatbura B....................... .42 Readstone Under 14s, as they enjoyed oor B........................ 43 RETURNING to winning ways were ...... .........................3 „


an excellent 5-1 victory over Great . . .


’ • Clitheroe Conservative A v the first half, but the game Wolves Under 8s Blue.........1 ow Moor A; Slaidburn v


First Division BRIERFIELD dominated Euxton Villa.....................10 struck penalty but, halfway


G'Laxton102'M' ^ojves Under lOs . .............1 through the season, the side CelticBlue.. . . .0 must stay focused.


contribution in the second half, and McDonald played superbly in defence to keep hopes Alive of winning the league. Wolves Under 14 R e d .........5 Baxenden Villa.................. 3 THE Wolves did very well to come from 2-0 down to win ___•


■ Readstoiie United


a 7-3 victory over Oswaldtwistle Juniors. An Aaron Barker hat-trick and indi­


vidual strikes for Louis Laviscount, Aubrey N rata, Steve Howson and man-of-the-match Scott Derbyshire sealed the game. Readstone Under 13 Girls.............4 Euxton ........................................... 3 IN the Under 13 Girls Cup, Readstone Yellow progressed through to the next round after a thrilling encounter with Euxton. Sarah Walker netted a hat-trick


before player-of-the-match Rachel Walker completed the scoreline. Readstone Under 12s......................5 Akzo Juniors................................... 2. MAN-of-the-match Joe Amfield net­ ted a brace as another excellent perfor­ mance powered Readstone to victory over Akzo.


^ . i - Further goals from Lucien Lavis­


count (2) and Keiran Demain tied the game up. Readstone Under 11s....................2 Rishton...........................................0


. TOP-of-the-table Readstone United Under 11s recorded another convincing victory with a great performance over Rishton United to maintain their dom­ inance in the league. United's goalscorers were Rhys


Woodworth and Sam Langford, while the man-of-the-match accolade went to Adam Greenwood. Junior Clarets ............................... 8 Readstone Under 12 s .....................0 IN the Warburton League, Readstone were put to the sword by an accom­ plished Junior Clarets side in an eight- goal showdown. Readstone man-of-the-match was


Josh Brown. Readstone Under 11 G irls.............0 Lammack....................................... 4 READSTONE Under 11 Girls deserve


several chances in the second half they couldn’t produce a _


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praise for their efforts in what proved to be a tough cup game against Lam­ mack that eventually ended in defeat. United's player-of-the-match was


Hollie Ormorde, although all the girls deserve a mention. Readstone Under 10s Yellow........ 0 Barnoldswick Town.......................3 DESPITE losing by a triple dose of goals, Readstone deserved praise for their efforts in what proved to be a tough game against Craven rivals Bamoldswick. Readstone United Under 15 Girls .0 Rishton........................................... 1 AFTER conceding a goal in the first minute, Readstone United Under 15s were unable to claw the deficit back despite creating numerous goal scoring opportunities. Michaela Davis was named player-


of-the-match. a.P hM G .c £ k 90-S! Jle“t’sq|,aT lf and the pressure Gidlow fired home the third


2: R. Parker 102, B. Taylor 95; J.' their way back into the game . Wolves Under 16s : ..............3 d it took a brilliant save Feniscowles .......................0


nhathnm A suffprpH n M- Yates 70; G. Ainsworth 87, S. Wolves ahead but midway one of the best Wolves perfor- mrV Hpfpat in t h X L EdmondsonSO.


: C. Edmondson ill; C. Monk 83, Matt Salisbury to keep THIS can hardly go down as through the second half, St mances this season, in a frus-


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tratinc came which never*real- ^ '" 8 game wrnen never real-


Insimr 1(1-4 at WaHHimrinn tor 61; A. Pilkington 68, S. Proc- olutely, but were unable,to Fothergill, who lobbed the B Pnlirp rniilH nnlv pSim


While Pbathurn wpfp Winder 71; D. Allen 80, P. Proc- own half. They defended res- lowed by a second from Daz keep the ball in their oppo- keeper from close range. Liam


G. Johnson 78; J. Griffiths 91, J. second period penned m their Dorn Brown scored first, fol- ' "12.Low'MoorB2sA.RIhy69. . wowesvmferm-.......... . .J while the defence recorded ^ 1 1 ^ ( 2 ) .andMich^Yat^ The second half saw more


quently exposed, but the parkinsonj scoring early in the Wolves team were saved by tm seCond half, who bagged the


were reduced to six men after a brave save by goalkeeper


•Harry Paige left him injured. ■:r. With.man of th e 1 match 'Andrew Baron replacing him, Wolves fought bravely against the onslaught, and a t half­ time the score was 4-0. In the second half as Eux­


ton continued to apply pres­ sure and it showed.the score was soon 7-0. : However, with a fantastic


left wing run and cross by Robbie Read, Kai Pearcy


' coolly slotted home a consola­ tion. Further, saves from Baron did not deter Villa, and the game ended 10-1. Tarleton Corinthians Red .1 Wolves Under 7 s .............. .2 ANOTHER fine performance by Wolves kept them second in the Mid Lancashire League. The first goal was struck


home by McCotter early in the f irs t half, and Drake grabbed his usual goal to made it 2-0 at half time. Wolves had ' numerous


chances in the second half to score, and the post was hit by both Robinson and Mercer, bu t the opposing keeper played out of his skin to keep Tarleton in the game. They scored a early second


half goal, but Clitheroe held on to win the match and keep­ er Newall, who was man of the match, made a fine save to keep the score at 2-1. Cronin and Zak made big


-•this top of the table clash. , The home team managed to


recover from the early setback and went in a t half-time 3-2 up.


Clitheroe’s way with two fur­ ther goals, including a late opportunist lob by superb sub­ stitute Oily Brown. ■ Other goal scorers for


Wolves included Conor Parfitt (2), Ben Allen, and Matt Han­ son.


. The main threat for Wolves


was provided by the tireless M a t t Baines, whose pace down the r ig ht constantly worried Baxenden. The referee’s award of man


of the match went to Nick Parkinson for a solid perfor­ mance in the heart of midfield. Wolves Under 13s . . . . . . . .J Fulledge Colts ...................3 CLITHEROE had to make do with a share of the spoils - after a good all round perfor­ mance. Fulledge scored early on but


i t wasn’t long before striker Jay Howard equalised. But Fulledge added two


more to see the Clitheroe boys trail 3-1 a t half time, some brave goalkeeping from Joshua Pamphlett giving Clitheroe hope for the second half. Clitheroe came out confi­


dent in the second half and totally dominated. A fierce Chris Brewer shot


was parried by-the Fulledge keeper and Jay Howard fol­ lowed up the rebound. Chris Scott equalised for


Wolves after lobbing the keep­ er from 25 yards out. Despite Clitheroe creating


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winner. James Kenyon was once again the star man while Ben Eamshaw and Ben Fran- kland both had good games.


The second half again went ■ Wliallcv Juniors


Whalley Under Us . . . . . . . 2 Grassington.......................0 WHALLEY recorded a third successive win with their best performance of the season against a strong side. The locals controlled the


game from the off, confidently passing the ball and creating a number of chances.. Only fine goalkeeping and a


number of near misses kept the first half goal-less. After the break, Whalley .


made a deserved breakthrough when Liam Kinney fired home from close range, and Charlie Woodruff added the killer sec­ ond from the spot after David Astley was tripped. • Whalley Pumas Under 14s 5 Great Harwood Rovers A . .2 THE Pumas were made to work hard for the points, but eventually prevailed. The locals were under par in


the firs t half, and Rovers deserved to take the lead just before the interval. However, Whalley applied


themselves with greater pur­ pose after the break, and two swift strikes from Arran McCarthy turned the tide. Gary Micallef was then on


hand to make i t 3-1 when McCarthy’s free kick came back off the bar. Rovers pulled one back, but


the Pumas finished off the vis­ itors when Micallef, who earli­ er missed a penalty, got his second, and William Hender­ son added a fifth. _


Ribble Valiev sports round-up


Improved displays rewarded


IMPROVED performances were rewarded at the Clitheroe and District Swimming Club’s December Time Trials at Ribblesdale Pool. The trials were well attended, and


many personal bests were recorded. Certificates for Most Improved


Swimmer were awarded to: 25m - Freestyle, Abigail Parkington; Breast­ stroke, Abigail Beckett; Backstroke, Oliver Rigg; Butterfly, Melissa Cox. 50m- Freestyle, Sarah Green; Breast­ stroke, Alex Bibby; Backstroke, Kris­ tian Holden; Butterfly, Mark Lemont.


Line-up decided BLACK Bull and Craven Heifer pro­ gressed in the Ribble Valley Ladies’ Darts Association Pat Dobson Memo­ rial. Brown Cow were Black Bull’s vic­


tims, losing 7-1, while Craven had a tougher tie, edging past Catholic Social Club 7-5. High scores on the night saw R. Dewhurst hit 114,112 and 111, while P. Dewhurst and L. Cook both hit a ton.


Best win so far CLITHEROE Badminton Club’s B team recorded their best result of the season last week. . The side beat Blackburn and Dis­


trict League Second Division leaders St Philip’s 11-5. Damian Evans was the star per­


former, winning all four of his games, with Julie Pym in the mixed doubles, and Peter Woods in the men’s pairs. The other successful partnerships


were Tony Bush and Liz Maskell in the mixed, and Sheila Perry and Jane MacEwan in the ladies’ doubles. The win puts Clitheroe back in the promo­ tion chase at the mid-point of the sea­ son. The A team also enjoyed a solid win, beating struggling BAe Systems 124.


Daniel’s double Grindleton Reserves.................. 2 McBrides


.............................. 2


FOR the second time in two matches it took Grindleton until half-time to come into their own after suffering a two-goal deficit by the interval. The locals let their Craven and Dis­


trict Football League Second Division rivals dominate play throughout'the first half after conceding after 10 and then 30 minutes of the game After the break, man of the match


Daniel Fawcett led a revival after he converted a penalty following a hand ball by a McBrides defender. And then five minutes later, Fawcett scored again to put the sides level. This match produced a much more


determined performance from Grindle­ ton in the second half, but they just could not find a winner.


Jack’s hat-trick Rishton Utd B lu e .......................0 Wilpshire Wanderers UlOs........ 4


WARBURTON


YOUTH LEAGUE RESULTS Under 10s


Colne Clarets 3, Fulledge


Colts Blue 2; Fulledge Colts Red 0, Bacup Borough 1; Ighten Leigh 1, Clitheroe Wolves 5; Junior Clarets 4, Bamoldswick TnO.


Under 11s


Fulledge Minors 1; Pendle Forest 7, Brierfield Celtic Blue 0; Clitheroe Wolves Rangers 2, Todmorden Sports Centre 3; Clitheroe Wolves


10,


Bamoldswick Barons 4. League: Briercliffe Rovers 2, Fulledge Colts 2.


Under 12s


Cliviger Colts 1; Foulridge Minors 6, Brierfield Celtic 3; Todmorden Colts 2, Ighten, Leigh 1; Junior Clarets 8, Read­ stone Utd 0. League: Bacup Bor­ ough 9, Bamoldswick Barons 0;


Cup: Briercliffe Rovers 5,


Colne Clarets 6, Fulledge Colts 0. Under 13s


ridge Minors 1; Brunlea Juniors 1, Belvedere 1; Colne Clarets 1, Bamoldswick Tn 2; Ighten Leigh 11, Trawden Celtic 2. Under 14s


Briercliffe Rovers 16, Foul­ Cup: Barnoldswick Tn 0,


Foulridge Minors 9. League: Bamoldswick Barons 2, Junior Clarets 1; Borrowdale Utd 9, Trawden Celtic 3; Colne Clarets 1, Brunlea Juniors 8; Daneshouse 1, Brierfield Celtic 9; Todmorden Colts 1, West End Athletic 1. Under 16s


Colne 12, Hapton Warriors 0;


Trawden Celtic 3, Market 0. FIXTURES Under 9s


All matches kick-off at 10-30 a.m. unless stated Under 9s


Bacup Borough v Briercliffe


Rovers (Maden Rec, Z. Pope); Ighten Leigh v Clitheroe Wolves (Sycamore, noon). Under 10s


Briercliffe Rovers v Clitheroe


Wolves (Prairie, J. Boothman); Colne Clarets v Ighten Leigh (Hodge House, 12-30 p.m:); Fulledge Colts Blue v Bamoldswick Town (Towneley, M. Mulveney); Todmorden Sport Centre v Bacup Borough (Ferney Lee School, 12-30 p.m.).


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Bamoldswick Barons (Parsons Clough, R. Skeath); Foulridge Minors v Belvedere Colts (Holt House, H. Ormerod); Ighten Leigh v Clitheroe Wolves Rangers (Sycamore, 11-45 a.m., B. Riley); Junior Clarets v Fulledge Colts (Prairie, M. Fletcher); Pendle Forest v Clitheroe Wolves (Hodge House, 1-15 p.m., H. Ormerod); Tod­ morden Sports Centre v Junior Clarets (Fcmey Lee School). • Under 12s ■


Bacup Borough v Briercliffe


-Rovers (Maden Rec, A. War­ rick); Bamoldswick Tn v Brier­ field Celtic (Victory Park);


Brunlea Juniors v Fulledge Colts (Prairie, P. Evans); Colne Clarets v Cliviger Colts (Trawden Recre­ ation Ground); Ighten Leigh v Readstone Utd (Sycamore, B. Riley); Todmorden Colts v Barnoldswick Barons (Centre Vale, K. Parkinson).


Cup: Belvedere Colts 4,


Ighten Leigh ...12 BriercliffeRvra ..9 Bacup Boro__11 C’roe Wolves . . . .9 BurnleyCW ....9 Under 10s P W D


TABLES Under 9s P W D


BrierclilfeRvis .11 9 1 Bamoldswick T. 12 8 3 Junior Clarets ..13 Bacup Boro__12 Ighten Leigh ...13 Fulledge Colts R15 Todmorden SC .10 C’roeWolves ...12 Colne Clarets.. .12 Fulledge Colts B12


Pendle Forest...15 14 Belvedere Colts .12 12 B’field Celtic R .15 11 1 Foulridge........ 12 9 0 C’roe Wolves ...12 Briercliffe Rvrs .13 Junior Clarets ..13 B’swick Barons .12 BTield Celtic B .15 C’roe Wolves R .12 Todmorden SC .14 Ighten Leigh ...11 Junior Clarets ..11 Fulledge Colts. .13


Under 11s P W D


3 23


Church Town...13 11 0 2 33 Griffins Head...11 11 0 0 33 Stanley St 0B ..12 8 0 4 24 Foresters........ 12 6 2 4 20 GtHwdR.......12 4 1 7 13 Dog Inn..........12 2 1 9 7 Roebuck..........13 2 0 11 6 Clayton leMoorsll 2 0 9 6


Third Division P W D L P


EAST


LANCASHIRE FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division . Colne Utd 2, Enfield 1; Kibble


L P 1 42 0 36 3 3


34 27


3 27


11 12 8 10


Valley Boro 8, Clitheroe RBL 2; Sabden 1, Settle Utd 2; Stack- steads 4, Rimington 3. Second Division


Bamoldswick Tn 3, Belvedere


0; Barrowford 3, Earby Tn 1; Padiham 6, Borrowdale Utd 3; Rock Rovers 4, Langho 0; Worsthome 1, Rawtenstall 1. Reserve Division


Under 12s P W D


Briercliffe Rvrs .10 9 0 Cliviger Colts ..12 9 0 Colne Clarets.. .10 8 1 Brierfield Celtic .11 8 1 Todmorden Colts 8 7 Ighten Leigh ...10 6 Junior Clarets ..11 5 Readstone Utd .13 5 Foulridge .


BamoldswickT.12 Bacup Boro ....13 Fulledge Colts. .13 1 Brunlea Juniors..9 ,0 B’swick Barons .12 0


..8 4 4 4


HARRY


DEWHURST MEMORIAL FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS .


Third Division Town 9.


Clayton le Moors 1, Church FIXTURES


First Divison


Walmsley v Stanhill Lions. - Second Division


Lomax v Warners Arms. Third Division '


Stanley Street Old Boys v TABLES


First Division First Division ’


Horses 3; Walmsley Arms 1, Cross Axes 2.


Calderstories 6, Waggon and


L P 1 27 3 27 1 25 2 25 1 21


8 13


8 15 2 14 6 14


shaw Utd 3, Sabden 5; Langho 3, Worsthorne 0; Rawtenstall 0, Hurst Green 2; Read Utd 1, Bar­ rowford 5; Rimington 9, Settle Utd 4; Rock Rovers 6, Bamoldswick Tn 3; . FIXTURES


Enfield 3, Colne Utd 0; Good- • First Division Enfield v Hurst Green; Good-


shaw Utd v Ribble Valley Boro; Oswaldtwistle v Sabden; Rim­ ington v Clitheroe. Second Division


Langho v Padiham; Read Utd


v Rock Rovers. Reserve Division


Bamoldswick Tn v Read Utd;


Barrowford v Settle Utd; Hurst Green v Enfield; Rock Rovers v Rimington; Sabden v Langho. " TABLES.


Stacksteads ....13 9 GoodshawUtd ..9 9 Ribble Vly Boro 12 8 Rimington .....11 6 3 2 21 SettleUtd .....10 . 6 : 2 2' 20 Hunt Green....11 5 3 3 18 Oswaldtwistle ..13. 3 5 4 14 Colne Utd 12 3 4 ,5 13 Enfield . . . . . . . .12 4 1. 7 13 Bly Boys’Club .13 2 4 7 ,10 Kelbrook . . . . . . .9 2 1 6 7 Clitheroe RBL..12 1 2 9 5 . Sabden ........1 3 1 2 10 5 Second Division P W D L P


First Division P W D


L P


3 1 30 0 27 2 26


Cress Axes.......12 9 1 2 28 Earby Tn. . . . ..12 3 1 8 2 Commercial. . . .10 7 0 3 21 Miners ........10 5 0 5 16 •


Waggon£H ...11 4 2 5 14 RockRovers . ..15 12 2 • 1 38 Calderatones ....9 3 3 3 12 Worsthome .. ..15 11 1 3 34 Stanhill Lions ...9 2 3 4 9 Barrowford .. ..16 11 0 4. 33 Walmsley Arms. .8 2 2 4 8 Enfield..-;...,..14 9 2 3 29 Low Moor ......9 1 1 Second Division


P ,W. D L P


Lomax ........12 11' 0 1 33 Kelbrook . . . . .11 6 2 3 20 Park ........-..13 11 0 2 33 GoodshawUtd ;16 5 2 ' 9 17 Warners Arms ..10 6 2 2 20 Rawtenstall.....13 4 ■ 3 6 .16 Station............14 5 2 7 17 Colne Utd ... ..15 1■ 4 2 9 14 Woolpack........ 13 5 0 8 15 Bamoldswick T. 16 2 3 11. 0 OssyRefugees ..12 4 1 7 13 SettleUtd ....,.13 2 2 9 8 Stanley St Cl ...11 2 1 8 7 Read U td ....,..13, 2 2 9 8 Woodknock ....13 2 0 11 6 Sabden . . . . . . . : .13 2 2 9 8


, P W D L P Hurst Green...;.16 7 3 .6 24 8 2 5 26


7 4. Langho......... ..14 ■9 2 3 29 Rimington....


P W D L P Bly Belvedere ..12 3 1 8 10 Reserve Division


Read Utd......10 4 2 4 14 Barrowford .. ..11 4 1 6 13 Borrowdale Utd .13 4 1. 8 13


Rock Rovers ...13 10 2 1 32 Langho.......... 13 9 ’ 2 2 29 Padiham..........11 7 0 4 21 Rawtenstall. . . .13 6 4 Bamoldswick T.11 6 0 Worsthome ....10 5


1 4 16


4 19 5 18


ROEFIELD LEISURE


CENTRE FIVE-A- SIDE WINTER


LEAGUE RESULTS


Mad Dogs 0, New Inn 2; The


Missfits 5, Rapid Hunting 2; Groin Strain 2, Menacing Duck 1; Side of Beef 4, Red Army 5; C’roe Clowns 9, Grammar Lads 2


. FIXTURES 9 a.m. - Parkers Army v


Rapid Hunting; 9-40a.m. -Mad Dogs v Menacing Duck; 10-20 a.m. - The Missfits v Red Army; 11 a.m. - Groin Strain v Gram­ mar Lads; 11-40 a.m. - Side of Beef v C’roe Clowns.


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT


POOLLEAGUE , RESULTS Premier Division .


Hotel A 10; Castle A 2, Buck A 10; Wagon and Horses 6, Rose and Crown A 6; Stork Hotel 7, Royal British Legion A 5; Billington Brass Band Club A 8, Brown Cow Chatburn 4; Rose and Crown 2, Buck A 10. First Division


Royal British Legion 2, Stork Pendle Hotel A 8, Bay Horse


4; Buck B 2, Brown Cow Clitheroe 10; Rose and Crown B 7, White Hart 5; White Horse A 8, Pendle Hotel B 4; St Peter’s Hurst Green 5, Dog Music Bar A 7.


Second Division Bridge A 9, Pendle Witch 3;


Horseshoe 5, New Inn 7; , Craven Heifer 8, Wagon and > Horses 4; Royal British Legion' C 6, Buck Wrinkleys 6; Royal Oak A 7, Billington Brass Band Club B 5.


Third Division . Dog Music Bar B 5, Bridge B


7; Kings Arms 8, Castle B 4; Sta­ tion B 5, White Horse B 7; Buck Broncos 2, Royal British Legion DIO; White Lion 5, Royal Oak B .. 7. ■


Tonight’s Fixtures Premier Division


Stork Hotel A v Brown Cow ’’


Chatburn; Buck A v Royal British Legion B; Rose and Crown A v Castle A'; Royal British Legion A v Wagon and Horses; Billington Brass Band Club A v Stork Hotel. First Division


Hotel A; Bay Home v Buck B; White Hart v White Horse A; Pendle Hotel B v St Peter’s Hurst Green. Second Division


Dog Music Bar A v Pendle Royal Oak A v Bridge A; Pen- .


die Witch v Horse Shoe; New Inn v Craven Heifer; Wagon and Horses v Royal British Legion C; Buck Wrinkleys v Billington Brass Band Club B; Third Division •


Bridge B v Royal Oak; Castle


B v.Dog Music Bat; B; White Horse B v Kings Arms; Royal , British Legion D v Station B; White Lion v Station B. • Tuesday . Ladies’League


■ Pendle Hotel v White Horse;


Buck'v Billington Brass Band Club B; Billington Brass Band / - ClubA v Dog Inn; Royal Oak bye; Royal British Legion bye. -


DRAW


Harrison Challenge Cup Thursday, December 18th Bridge A v Pendle Hotel B;


White Hart v Castle B; Rose and Crown B v Billington A; Royal British Legion B v Rose and Crown A; White Horse B v White Horse A; White Lion v Stork B; Pendle Hotel A v Dog Music Bar A; Castle A v Buck A; Station v Brown Cow Clitheroe; Wagon and Horses B v Bridge B; Bay Horse v Royal British Legion D; New Inn v Royal British Legion A; Stork A v Dog Music Bar B; St Peter’s Hurst Green v Wagon and Horses A; Royal Oak B v Craven Heifer; Kings Arms v Royal British Legion C. Ladies’ Challenge Cup Tuesday, January 6th


Billington B v Royal British


Legion; Buck v Pendle or Billing­ ton A.


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT


DARTS LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Knockout Semi- Finals


Swan A beat Royal Oak; Pen­


dle Inn beat Legion B. Second Division Knockout Semi-Finals


Chatbum; Buck Paythome beat Lower Buck. First Division


Kings Arms.8, Craven B 1. Monday’s Fixtures First Division


Legion B y Royal Oak; Kings


Arms v Swan A; Pendle Inn v Brown Cow A; Craven A v CravenB. ' : Second Division


■ Brown Cow B v Brown Cow, Chatbum; Swan B v Horseshoe; Lower Buck v Legion A; Buck Paythoraebye. TABLES


Pendle In n .......7 7 0 42 Royal Oak..........7 6 1 42 Kings Arms......7 5 2 40 Swan & Royal A ..7


' First Division P w L P


•Brown Cow A ....6


Legion B .......... .7 l3 4 31 Craven A............7 0 7 24


Craven B ........... 6 1 Second Division


Swan-S: Royal B ..6 0 6 14 CLITHEROE


Legion A ............6 4 2 34 Buck Paythome ..5 : 5 0 29 Brown Cow B ....6 . 2 4 23 Brown Cow C’bm 5 1 4 18 Horseshoe..........4


Lower Buck-........5


AND DISTRICT DARTSAND DOMINOES WINTER


LEAGUE RESULTS Darts


• Horseshoe 10, The Bridge 11; Swan 16, Royal Oak 6. ■ High Scores


Swan 1, Royal Oak 8. Dominoes


140-B. Stanley; 135-J.Mars-


den; 125 - A. Harbord; 124 - J. Marshall; 102 - C. Joy; 100 - M. Spink, S. Davis, S. McTear, M. ’ Stevenson.,


. Horseshoe 5, The Bridge 4; 2 2 17 3 4 32


2 4 18 5 14


p W L P 5 0 39


Legion A beat Brown Cow


JACK SWARBRICK scored his first ever hat-trick for the Wanderers with some neat footwork in the penalty area. Sam Burgess got the other goal from a right wing cross, while defender Thomas Sutton was named man of the match by the referee as Wilpshire con­ tinued their winning streak.


Tables are turned Gargrave Reserves.......................6 Waddington Reserves.................3 FOLLOWING a great comeback at Barnoldswick last week, the tables were turned as Waddington were caught napping by Gargrave. Waddington took the lead through


Ian Hopcroft, only for Gargrave to draw level minutes later. Paul Tierney then scored a second


for the locals before half-time, and Bobby Walker added a third just after the break. However, with jus t 25 minutes


remaining, Waddington hit the self destruct button and conceded five goals in quick succession. This was a hard lesson, but one that


needs to be taken into the next game away to Oakworth Juniors on Satur­ day, meet 12-15 p.m. at the Wadding­ ton Arms.


Young side beaten Tarleton....................................28 Clitheroe Cavaliers................ 8 A YOUTHFUL Clitheroe second string made the short trip to Preston where they were entertained by a strong and well drilled Tarleton side. With a travelling squad of 18 play­


ers, skipper Mick Rowley had the plea­ sure of starting the match with three reserves, and judging by the frantic opening exchanges, all three would be needed. Playing against the wind, Clitheroe


were pinned back inside their own half for long periods and it was no surprise when the home team opened the scor­ ing with a converted tiy. Two further tries late in the period gave Tarleton a 21-point lead. The break came just in time for the


Cavaliers, captain Rowley inspired the team insisting caution was thrown to the wind, and the ball should be run at every opportunity. Clitheroe opened the second half with a tremendous for­ ward drive that took play deep within the Tarleton 22, where back row mae­ stro Tim Hitchen took full advantage to claim an excellent try. ’ The pack was now in control and


securing plenty of possession, hard running by Michael Thomber, Ian Fielding, Alex Haugh and Mark Curr phy ail came to nothing as the home ride defence held strong. Time and again scrum half James


McAloon encouraged his team for­ ward, but he unfortunately incurred the wrath of the referee after an uncharacteristic outburst, resulting in a 10-minute cooling off period for the effervescent McAloon. Down to 14 men, Rowley stepped


up to show the way with a splendid 60m drop goal, but that was the final time the Cavaliers troubled the scorers.


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