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Keeper James is in the goals!


Islington Boys . . . . . . . 3 IN a totally reshuffled team, captain James Scriv- en swapped his keeper's shirt for that of striker and almost bagged a net full. Wolves dominated from


Wolves Under 15s Blue .5


1 More junior football on page 21 But Clitheroe were made


the first whistle and with three minutes gone a super finish from the in-form Danny Dilworth p u t ' Wolves ahead. Further goals came from Scriven and Anthony Gawthorpe before Dilworth netted a second for his brace. . Scriven could have had


more but the ball just would not run for the tow­ ering Wolves centre for­ ward. Even though Islington


managed to fire three goals past the locals, Tom Rutherford crowned a superb Clitheroe perfor­ mance with a 30 yard run and strike that totally con­ fused the Islington keeper. Man of the match was Simon Mashiter. Wolves Under 1 3 s ........ 2 Rishton........................ 2 .


WOLVES Under 13s had a hard fought and very enter­ taining match against Rishton th a t saw both sides fully deserve a share of the points. The locals had the best


of the early exchanges with Liam Anderson firing the first chance of the game just over the bar, but it was Rishton who took the lead after five minutes. A low corner evaded the Wolves defence and an unfortunate penalty was conceded when a ricochet hit the arm of a Wolves defender on the line. Clitheroe


equalised immediately when a long range effort from Steve Tandy crashed against a post. But seconds before the half-time whistle Wolves got the boost they were looking for when a miskicked clearance allowed Ryan Finnegan to nip in and score at the far post. In the second half Joe


almost


Ward scored a tremendous half volley from 20 yards to give Wolves the lead and another goal would have probably clinched the game.


to pay for missing a num­ ber of chances when Rish­ ton counter-attacked to go ahead 2-1. After this either side could have gone on to win the game but any result other than a draw would have been unjust. The centre back partner­


ship of Matt Sedgwick and Mark Higson were out­ standing, however the team have performed with a great deal of commitment in recent games and every­ one deserves credit. Wolves Under 7s Blue . .1 BAC Preston.................0 CLITHEROE continued their magnificent start to the season with a close vic­ tory over a very strong tackling BAC side to move into second spot in the league.' The only goal of the


lowed as Astin struck a hat-trick before man of the match Dewhurst hit a fifth first half goal. After the break, Astin ■


added a fourth,; and Dewhurst completed,his brace to seal the rout.' ' - Wolves Under 1 0 s .........1 Real Juniors................ 3 A POOR s ta r t and two • conceded goals early on proved just too much for the Wolves to come back from in this rare defeat. The locals did lead a sec­


ond half resurgence though and a superb cross from Danny McGrath ended up in the back of the net after taking a deflection off a Real defender. This inspired the locals


game came midway through the first half when Drake slotted the ball home. Clitheroe had sever­ al chances to win the match in the second half and on balance were the better side. Wolves Under 1 0 s ........4 Barnoldswick Town . . .1 A HAT-TRICK for man of the match Ripley ensured Clitheroe recorded victory over Barnoldswick in their best team performance of the season. The fourth and final


what potential these boys have as Lebreton, Wells and Bowness all had a solid game. Wolves Under 1 1 s ........ 7


strike came from a Kenner- ley solo effort that started on the halfway line. This performance shows


into pushing for an equalis­ er but the inevitable hap­ pened and Real broke free and slotted home their third game beyond the reach of the Wolves. Wolves Under 14s Red .3 Rishton.........................4 DESPITE playing the bet­ ter football Wolves lost a hard fought top of the table clash against Rishton. The locals did well to


come from behind on three occasions to level the scores but a late winner finally saw them off. On the score sheet for the home side were Conner Parfit, Ben Allen and Matt Hanson. The man of the match


award went to Simon Hold­ en for a spirited perfor­


Junior Clarets..............1 WOLVES Under 11s returned to winning ways at the weekend with a con­ vincing display against Junior Clarets. A good team perfor­


mance, particularly in the first half, saw the Wolves control the game from the first whistle. So it came as no surprise when the locals took the lead through an early goal from Haworth. - Further strikes soon fol­


mance at right back. Wolves Under 15s Girls .2 Borrowdale...................1 TWO goals from player of the match Carly Thomas was enough to secure Wolves victory in a closely contested cup encounter - but they left it late. Wolves took an early


pushed on forward, trying to keep their passing moves going on a very uneven pitch, but were caught out on the counter attack where Wolves keeper Bro-


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lead when Thomas lobbed the keeper but they missed numerous chances from then on as the Borrowdale keeper was in great form. After the break Clitheroe


Clithcroe Wolves Under 15s Girls, (s)


gan Cook made a brave save' but could not stop the rebound. However, this spurred the


Wolves girls on and encouraged them to fire crosses and shots a t the keeper that eventually resulted in Catherine Bolton lining up a perfect corner for Thomas to head home. Wolves Under 16 B lu e ........ 2 Oswaldtwistle....................0 ANOTHER good team perfor­ mance from Wolves against


Oswaldtwistle maintains their quest for the league title.: Slight team changes due to


injuries saw strong perfor­ mances from captain Marcus Pratt and Daz Fothergill who supplied great through balls for Zak Tariq to grab his brace. Phil North was outstanding


in the centre of midfield as he dominated the area and won every challenge for the Wolves side.


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manage to break through the Wolves defence Callum Bush was on hand to pull off several quality saves and keep yet another clean sheet. Rossendale United............2 Wolves Under 13s................7 CLITHEROE Wolves Under 13s totally dominated this fix­ ture from the start and reaped revenge for an earlier defeat against Rossendale.


First half goals from Jordan


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Late winner


Ribble Valley Borough . . . . . . . . 2 Hurst Green


.......... ............ .3


RIBBLE Valley.eventually lost out by the odd goal in five in this close East Lancashire League First Divi­ sion encounter. With 20 minutes gone, the home


side found themselves 2-0 down thanks to two set pieces. But credit to the Valleymen, they


went on to dominate the remainder of the match. Goals from Chadwick and top


scorer Chippendale had them level by half-time, and gave them the momentum they managed to sustain throughout the afternoon. Substitutions came thick and fast


as both sides hunted the winner. However, with home star Liam


Lishman being suffocated in the middle of the park, it was left to a piece of individual brilliance to give a chance of victory to the Valley- men. Jamie Stoddaer, after beating sev­


eral defenders, was up-ended by his fourth assailant and the referee had no hesitation in pointing to the spot. But unfortunately the well-struck


penalty cannoned off the bar and Hurst Green, lifted, found a winner on 80 minutes. A tremendous 30 yard strike, as


spectacular as it was unexpected, giving them three hard-earned points. Although they threatened again


in the latter stages, Anthony Clark­ son’s Valleymen were beaten for the second time this season.


Winkley and Jay Howard all netted one apiece before Rhodes netted a second for his brace. Man of the match Simon Lakeland also scored and Cia- ron Barton was once again out­ standing.


Tough battle Attackers strike for big win


iN what proved a very difficult encounter Clitheroe A came up against the might of Salesbury in the Blackburn and District Badminton League. The locals battled hard but came away


with just two wins against last year's First Division runners-up. Paul Cronshaw and Alison Ashurst, plus Pete Woods and Mary Brass, proved successful in their games. In the Second Division, Clitheroe B


returned to winning ways with a 13-3 victo­ ry over fellow promotion challengers Abacus A. The victory could have been even more comprehensive as one of the games was lost due to the late arrival of a Clitheroe player. Pete Woods and Sheila Perry continued


their 100% record as a mixed doubles part­ nership and the ladies' pairs of Julie Pym, playing with Liz Mastell, and Sheila Perry partnered with Jane MacEwan, produced four solid victories. However, despite a team strengthening


exercise Clitheroe's C team were over­ whelmed by St Philip's in a 16-0 crushing defeat. Damien Evans and Diana Hall proved the strongest pairing with a narrow 15-14 defeat in one of the mixed matches, to complete a very one sided competition.


IN the East Lancashire Table Tennis League premiership Allspeeds were left reeling as Dave Kay won all his matches to see Attackers defeat the engineers 19- 14. ‘ Royal Mail are the team in form as they


crushed Old Masters 28-7, Keith Lee and Matt Harrison the unbeaten duo. Buraccs had a comfortable 30-9 win


over luckless Old Masters, Phil Blake, Barry Hall and ageless Bernard Cain the winning trio. Ramsbottom B visited Standen Hall


and won 22-18 Derek Buckley and Fiery Phil Holmes the Rams stars on the night. Champions Ramsbottom A played


East Lancs and won 25-12 Graham Hoy and Dave Newton preserving their 100%


records. Ashley Bradbury continues to impress


as Mixed just took the spoils defeating Haslingden C 24-15. Marsden look real contenders for the


First Division title after easing their way past Ramsbottom C 29-11, Peter Wood and Geoff Ireland the unbeaten duo. Frank Rowland won all his matches as Piolax had a close 23-17 win over Temple Street.


In the Second Division Ian Robinson


was the star player as his side Tek-Neek defeated SAS 22-17, Geoff English win­ ning two games for the losers. TCJ played host to Shahsmen in the


Third Division and lost 23-13. Whalley who are finding it difficult in a


higher division, lost to Spindoctors 27-8. New Era look to be heading for the


Fourth Division title as they crushed Burnley Boys’ Club 30-5. The Boys’ Club then defeated newcom­


ers Barden School 30-9. New team Pollards took the honours


25-15 against Tridents. The town teams have all had excellent


starts to the season with the first team winning both their opening matches, the latest being a 9-1 home win over Trafford, Keith Jackson, Keith Ward and Graham Hoy the representative side. The second team defeated Tameside 10-


0 in their opening game and then were vic­ torious 10-0 against opponents Oldham B, Roger Whewell, John Thornber, Matt Nettleton and Stuart Thompson being the players representing East Lancashire in both matches.


Sport Information Desk


NORTHWEST COUNTIES’ FOOTBALL


LEAGUE First Division


Bacup Borough .18 6 2 10 20 Squires Gate ...19 6 1 12 19 Warrington Tn .14 5 1 8 16 St Helens Tn ...20 4 4 12 16 Abbey Hey.......21 4 4 13 16 Tratford..........19 4 3 12 15 Atherton Cries .22 2 4 16 10 Reserve Division p W D L P


Mossley..........20 16 1 3 49 Clitheroe........ 21 14 4 3 46 Woodley Sports .17 13 1 3 40 Fleetwood Tn ..18 12 2 4 38 Curzon Ashton .18 11 2 5 35 Stone Dominoes 20 9 5 6 32 Newcastle Tn ..19 9 3 7 30 Salford City....17 8 3 6 27 NantwichTn.,.19 7 6 6 27 AthertonLR ...18 8 3 7 27 CongletonTn ..13 7 3 3 24 Skel’daleUtd ...18 7 2 9 23 GlossopNE ...21 7 1 13 22 AlsagerTn.......16 R'bottom Utd . .18 -


P W D L P


5 7 4 22 5 6 7 21


Reserve Division p W D L p


Under 11 p ' w :


Rock Rovers .,,.n 9 1 1 28 Pendle Forest.. .12 11 Worsthome ..,..12 9 1 2 28 Belvedere Colts .10 10 Enfield............11 7 1 3 22 B’fieid Celtic Redl2 9 B’ford YCW .,..11 7 0 4 21 B’cliffe Rovers ..11 7 Hurst Green..,..12 6 3 3 21 C’roeWolves ...10 7 Langho........ ...10 6 1 3 19 Junior Clarets ..10 6 Kelbrook...... ...9 5 2 2 17 F’ridgeMinors ..9 B’fieid Celtic BIud3


Rimington ...,..12 5 2 5 17


6 4


Rawtenstall.....11 4 3 4 15 Bar'wick Barons .9 3 GoodshawUtd .12 4 2 6 11 Todmorden SC .11 2 ColneUtd ......12 4 1 7 13 Ighten Leigh ...10 2 Bar’wickTn ....12 2 3 7 9 C’roe WlvsRngrslO 2 Settle Utd ......10 2 2 6 8 JC Colts..........9 0 ReadUtd...... ..10 1 2 7 5 Fulledge Colts. .10 0 Sabden........ ...11 1 2 8 5


ROEFIELD LEISURE CENTRE 5-A-SIDE


WINTER LEAGUE RESULTS


Mad Dogs 0, New Inn 0; The


Missfits 2, Rapid Hunting 5; Groin Strain 7, Menacing Duck 4; Side of Beef 1, Red Army 2; Clitheroe Clowns 1, Grammar Lads 11.


FIXTURES


Clitheroe .... . . .9 7 1 1 22 Maine Road....10 7 0 3 21 Flixton............11 6 1 4 19 Nelson............11 5 2 4 17 Padiham ..........9 5 1 3 16 Woodley Sports..9 4 4 1 16 GlossopNE ...11 4 2 5 14 Chadderton ...10 4 1 5 13 Ashton Tn.......10 3 1 6 10 Atherton LR .. .10 1 2 '7 5 Daisy Hill.......10 1 1 8 4


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FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


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First Division Enfield 2, Clitheroe RBL 1;


Goodstiaw Utd 4, Burnley Boys’ Club 1; Kelbrook 2, Sabden 1; Oswaldtwistle St Mary’s 1, Colne United 3; Ribble Valley Borough


. 2, Hurst Green 3; Rimington 1, Stacksteads St Joseph’s 1. Second Division


Rawtenstall 4, Barrowford YCW 3; Read Utd 1, Burnley Belvedere 1; Rock Rovers 2, Bor­ rowdale Utd 2. Reserve Division


Barnoldswick Tn 0, Good-


shaw Utd 2; Barrowford YCW 4, Worsthome 5; Colne Utd 1, Rim- ington 7; Hurst Green 2, Read Utd 1; Rawtenstall 3, Langho 3; Sabden 1, Rock Rovers 11. ' TABLES


Sabden. ......... .11. 1 1 9 4 : C’roe Wolves ....7 2 ; 0 Second Division


GoodshawUtd ..7 7 0 0 21 StacksteadsSJ..10 6 3 '1 21 Rimington........ 9 5 3 1 18 RV Borough.......9 5 . 2 - 2 . 1 7 Hurst Green __9 5 2 2 17 Settle Utd ........ 6 4 1 1 13 Enfield.;..........9 4 1 4 13 Ossy St Mary’s .11 3 4 3 13 Colne Utd ........ 8 2 2 4 8 Bly Boys’Club .11 2 2 7 8- Kelbrook..........8 2 1 5 7 Clitheroe RBL.. 10 1 2 7 ; 5


. First Division P W D L P


P W D L p


Langho......... .10 7 3 0 24 B’cliffe Rovers ...9 8 0 Padiham ....... ..8 5 0 3 .15 Bar’wickTn ...,9 7 2 Rawtenstall... .10 4 2 4 14 Junior Clarets ..10 6 3 Borrowdale Utd ..9 4 1 4 13 . Bacup Borough . .9 5 ‘2 Read Utd . . . . . ..8 3 2. 3 11 Ighten Leigh ...10 5 0 Bly Belvedere . ..9 3 1 ;6 10 F’dge Colts Red .11 4 2 Worsthome ... ..7 3 or ’ 4 9 Todmorden SC ..8 3 1 Bar’wickTn .. ..8 3 0 5. 9 . C’roe Wolves ...,8 1 0 B'fordYCW . . ..8 2 1 .5 '7 Colne Clarets. . . .9 1 2 EarbyTn. . . . . ..9 0 2' -7 2 F’dge Colts Blue .9 0 0


Rock Rovers .. .10 8 1 1 25 p w D Langho X, Barnoldswick Tn 2;


Missfits; 9-40 a.m. - Clitheroe Clowns v Mad Dogs; 10-20 a.m. - Grammar Lads v Parkers Arms; 11 a.m. - Red Army v New Inn; 11-40 a.m. - Menacing Duck v Rapid Hunting.


WARBURTONS


YOUTH LEAGUE RESULTS Under 9


Bacup Borough 11, Burnley


Community Wardens 0; Ight- en Leigh 1, Briercliffe Rovers 0.


Under 10 Barnoldswick Tn 1, Bacup


Borough 1; Fuliedge Colts Red 5, Fulledge Colts Blue 1; Ighten Leigh 2, Briercliffe Rovers 3; Junior Clarets 6, Colne Clarets 0; Todmorden SC 3, Clitheroe Wolves 2.


Under 11 Belvedere Colts 17, Junior


Clarets Colts 0; Briercliffe Rovers 5, Barnoldswick Barons 4; Brierfield Celtic Blue 4, Ight­ en Leigh 2; Clitheroe Wolves 7, Junior Clarets 1; Clitheroe Wolves Rangers 1, Pendle For­ est 7; Foulridge Minors 5, 1 Brierfield Celtic Red 1; Fulledge Colts 1, Todmorden Sports Centre 4. Under 12


Bacup Borough 5, Brunlea


Juniors 2; Barnoldswick Barons 0, Briercliffe Rovers 12; Barnoldswick Tn 2, Colne Clarets 8; Brierfield Celtic 4, Readstone Utd 1; Cliviger Colts 2, Ighten Leigh 0; Fulledge Colts 3, Todmorden Colts 6; Junior Clarets 2, Foulridge Minors 2.


1 TABLES Under 9 P W D L P


Ighten Leigh 9 6 1 2 19 B’diffe Rovers...8 6 0 2 18 Bacup Borough ..8 4 1 3 13


. BlyCW..:.....6 o .: 0 Under 10


9 a.m. - Side of Beef v The Third Division p W D L P Second Division


Stly St Old Boys 10 6 0 4 18 Buck (Paythome) 3 3 0 17 Foresters........ 10 4 2 4 14 Brown Cow B ....4 2 2 17 GtH’woodRvrs 10 4 i 5 13 Brown Cow (Ch) .4 1 3 14 ■Ciytn-le-Moors ..8 2 0 6 6 Horseshoe..........3


Griffins Head.. .10 10 0 0 30 Lower Buck........ 5 4 1 32 Church Town.. .10 8 0 2 24 Legion A ............5


p w L P 3 2 24


1 2 12


Roebuck..........10 2 0 8 6 Swan & Royal B ..4 0 4 10 Dog Inn..........10 1 1 8 4 RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES’DARTS


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL


Under 12 P W D L P


Cliviger Colts ...9 7 0 2 21 B’fieid Celtic... .9 6 1 2 19 B’cliffe Rovers ...7 6 0 1 18 Ighten Leigh ....8 6 0 2 18 Todmorden Colts 6 5 0 1 15 Bar'wickTown ..9 4 1 4 13 Colne Clarets. . . .6 4 1 1 13 Readstone Utd .10 4 0 6 12 Junior Clarets.. .8 3 2 3 11 Bacup Borough. .9 3 1 5 10 Foulridge Minors 5 2 2 1 8 Fulledge Colts .. .9 1 0 8 3 Brunlea Juniors..6 0 0 6 0 Bar'wick Barons .9 0 0 9 0


HARRY DEWHURST MEMORIAL FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Cross Axes 2, Stanhili Lions


1; Waggon and Horses 0, Com­ mercial 2; Walmsley 0, Low Moor 2.


Second Division


Warners 6, Station 6; Woolpack 3, Stanhill Street Clarets 6; Woodnook 2, Park 11. Third Division


Foresters 1, Church Town 3;


Stanley Street Old Boys 5, Griffins Head 6. FIXTURES First Division


(Foxhill); Stanhill Lions v Low Moor (Wilsons); Waggon and Horses v Walmsley (Roe- field).


Cross Axes v Commercial Second Division


den); Ossy Refugees v Park (Heron Way); Station v Wood- nook (Haslingden); Warners v Stanley Street Clarets (Fox- hill).


Lomax v Woolpack (Nor- Third Division


Boys (Bullough Park); Dog Inn v Foresters (Wilsons); Great Harwood Rovers v Church Town (Wilsons); Roe­ buck v Griffins Head (Hasling­ den). -


Clayton v Stanley Street Old TABLES


First Division P W D L P


Commercial.......9 7 0 2 21 Cross Axes........ 9 6 1 2 19 Wagg & Horses . .9 4 1 4 13 Caldcrstones ....7 2 3 2 9 Miners........... ,.8 ,3 0 5 9 Stanhill Dons .. .7 2 ; 2 3 8 Walmsley..........6 2 1 3 7


.Low Moor '........7 1 0 6 3 Second Division P W D L . P


Park......... -....11 9 0 2 27 Lomax . . . . . . . . .9 8 0 1 2-1 Warners..........8 5 2 1 17 Station ........11 4 2 5 14- Ossy Refugees. .11 4 1 6 13 Woolpack....Y.10 3 0 .7 9 Stly St Clarets.. 11 2 1 8 7 Woodnook........ 9 2 0 7 6


Lomax 4, Ossy Refugees 0;


B 4; Buck A 7, Legion A 5; Rose and Crown 5, Billington A 7; Brown Cow Chatbum 6, Waggon and Horses 6; Legion B 5, Castle A 7.


Stork Hotel A 8, Stork Hotel First Division Pendle Hotel B 4, Pendle


Hotel A 8, White Horse 7, Buck B 5; St Peter’s Hurst Green 6, Rose and Crown B 6; White Hart 8, Dog Music Bar A 4; Brown Cow Clitheroe 9, Bay Horse 3.


Second Division


Legion C 6, Horse Shoe 6; Billington B 4, Craven Heifer 8; Wagon and Horses B 8, Royal Oak A 4; New Inn 9, Pendle Witch 3.


Third Division Bridge B 4, Buck In Broncos


8; Castle B 3, D 9; Royal Oak B 3, Station 9; Dog Music Bar B 4, Kings Arms 8; White Lion 5, ■White Horse B 7. TONIGHT’S FIXTURES Harrison Challenge Cup Legion D v Horse Shoe; Buck


A v Brown Cow Chatbum; Buck Wrinkleys v Stork B; Royal Oak A v Rose and Crown A; Kings Arms v Pendle Witch; Bay Horse v Buck In Broncos; Billington B v White Horse A. • TUESDAY FIXTURES Ladies’ Challenge Cup


Royal Oak v Legion; Biliington B v Dog Inn; White Horse v Buck.


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS


LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Legion B 3, Kings Arms 6;


Royal Oak 4, Pendle Inn 5; Swan and Royal A 6, Craven Heifer A 3.


Second Division . Brown Cow B 7, Swan and


Royal B 2; Brown Cow (Chat- burn) 1, Lower Buck 8; Buck (Paythome) 7, Legion A 2. MONDAY FIXTURES First Division


Craven Heifer A v Brown Cow


A; Pendle Inn v Swan A; Kings Arms v Royal Oak; Legion B v Craven Heifer B. , - Second Division


Lower Buck v Horseshoe;


Swan B v Brown Cow (Chat- burn); Brown Cow B v Buck (Paythome).


Firs! Division TABLES


Pendle Inn..........5 5 0 30 Royal Oak__...5 4 1 28 . Swan Si Royal A ; .5 Kings Arms........ 4 3 1 22 Legion B'............5 1 Craven A . . . . . . . .5 0 Craven B .. I. . . ; ;3 1 Brown Cow A ....4 1


Pendle Hotel v Billington A; Buck Wrinkleys 9, Bridge A 3; Premier Division


LEAGUE RESULTS


ASSOCIATION RESULTS


Club 6; Brown Cow 7, Kings Arms 6; Low Moor Club 8, Royal British Legion 2. HIGH SCORES


140 - J. Musker; 112 - M. Ban­


nister; 108 - M. Boyd; 100 - J. Musker, M. Boyd, D. Stevenson


RIBBLE VALLEY DARTSAND DOMINOES


WINTER LEAGUE


RESULTS Darts


4; Pendle Inn 12, Dog Inn 0; Band Club A 5, Black Bull 7; Judge Walmsley 5, Bay Horse 7; New Inn 7, Swan With Two Necks 5.


Pendle Witch 8, Band Club B Dominoes Pendle Witch 6, Band Club B


6; Pendle Inn 7, Dog Inn 5; Band Club A 7, Black Bull 5; Judge Walmsley 3, Bay Horse 9; New Inn 5, Swan With Two Necks 7. Total


B 10; Pendle Inn 19, Dog Inn 5; Band Club A 12, Black Bull 12; Judge Walmsley 8, Bay Horse 16; New Inn 12, Swan With Two Necks 12.


Pendle Witch 14, Band Club


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND DOMINOES


WINTER LEAGUE RESULTS ' Darts


Buck 1, Royal Oak 8; Bridge


140 - S. Baines, 134 - L. Astin, 132 - J. Gudgeon, 120 - A. Bald­ win, 123 - A. Harboard, B. Cun- liffe, 122-S. McTear (finish), 121 - J. Gudgeon, B. Cunliffe, S. McTear, 102 - A. Simpson, 100 - J. Mareden x2,'A. Booth. Dominoes


5, Swan 4; Horse and Shoe 6, White Hart 3. High Scores: 157 - P. Spink,


Bridge 10, San 11; Horse and Shoe 11, White Hart 10. TABLES Darts


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HorseShoe................ . Royal Oak........................ ....17 Swan............................... ....16 White Hart........................ ....13 The Bridge........................ The Buck.......................... Dominoes


Swan............. .........; ....... ....36 White Hart........................ ....34 Royal Oak........................ ....32 The Bridge........................ ....30 The Buck.,.......... ...........: ....29 Horse Shoe........................ ....28


?■» SPORTS DIARY . NOVEMBER


17 - Rushton Street Bowling Club annual meeting, Rush- ton Street Club, 7 p.m.


Buck 14, Royal Oak 7; The Black Bull 7, Billington Band Leaders held


Chatburn....................................3 Carleton......................................3 LEAGUE leaders Chatburn might feel that it was two points dropped rather than one gained in a game which they had maintained com­ plete control, gifted three goals to a confident Carleton and were then forced to battle back for a draw. Chatbum started the brighter side


and and it came as no surprise when Newton opened the scoring for the locals after Rung produced a fine run and delivery of ball from the left wing. But this slim lead was short lived


as Chatburn proceeded to self destruct. Own goals from Richards and Curtis plus a needless penalty followed to give Carleton a 3-1 advantage at half-time. Carleton continued to press at the


start of the second half and against the run of play R. Sullivan rounded the away team's keeper to give Chat­ burn a fighting chance with 10 min­ utes remaining. Now in complete control chances


went a begging for locals, until Young's pinpoint cross left Newton with the simplest of headers from a yard out to level the scores. On a day when Chatburn scored


five times a draw was really not good enough and the villagers will be looking to rectify this in their next game against Craven and District Premier League side Crosshills on Saturday November 22nd.


Poor show


Bronte Wanderers ................... 3’ Grindlelon ............................... 5 Grindleton produces another slug­ gish performance this weekend. Grindleton took the lead with a


Shaun Lloyd goal after five minutes. Bronte equalised 10 minutes later


with a well taken goal which spurred Grindleton into action. Lloyd was to claim his second


after some good passing from Cowey and Dobson, he then claimed his hat-trick with a sublime chip with the outside of his boot from the edge of the area. The second half looked like it was


going to be all Grindleton but Bronte had other ideas and put


Grindleton under pressure. A Scott Fielding penalty but


Grindleton 4-1 up. It looked like it was enough until


Bronte scored two goals in 10 min­ utes, and at 3-4 it could have gone either way until Martin Dobson went on a run down the left and smartly finished past the keeper. That was just enough to knock


the stuffing out of Bronte and see Grindleton continue the unbeaten run.


Reserves win


Grindleton Reserves.............. 3 Silsden ......................................0 GRINDLETON'S improving form continued on Saturday in their Craven and District second division


encounter against Silsden. Bennett opened the scoring for the


home side after 15 minutes and then shortly after, Docherty added a sec­ ond with a powerful header from a corner. The locals continued to dominate


the game and Bennett scored his sec­ ond and Grindleton's third and final strike of the game before half-time. After the break the home side


toned down their game and allowed Silsden the odd chance at goal, but the Grindleton defence held firm to keep the score at 3-0. Man of the match was awarded to


Crindleton left back Moore. This was Grindleton Reserves


first clean sheet since April 2002. If this commitment from the whole team continues then they should soon pull clear of the relegation zone.


Bowls meeting P


THE Annual General Meeting of the Hyndbum and District Bowling League will take place at Rishton Conservative Club on Thursday, December 4th. Any items for inclu­ sion on the agenda must be forward­ ed to the secretary, no later than Fri­ day, November 21st. The address to write to is: Mrs M. Cornall, 13 Grimshaw Street, Great Harwood, BB67AP.


Mary’s win


MARY THOMPSON won the nine- hole Turkey Shoot at Clitheroe GC with 25 points. Nancy Mortimer was runner-up a point adrift with Carol Ashley (21) in third spot and Chris Stokes (20) fourth.


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