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IN an entertaining match, Whal­ ley produced a commanding dis­ play of football to win their first- ever U-a-side game. Whalley controlled the game


from the start as their sharp pass­ ing game made better use of a very large pitch. I t came as no surprise when


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Whalley Juniors U15sB . . 0 Brunlea .................................... 3 WHALLEY' put in their best per­ formance of what has been a dis­ appointing season so far. But they were unable to convert


any of their opportunities on goal. The game was an end to end


affair and both teams could and should have scored before Brunlea took the lead midway through the first-half. And after the visitors netted


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Haworth scrambles ball home for Wanderers’ win


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Wilpshire Wanderers VIOs 1 Langho Juniors .................. .0 WANDERERS gained a well deserved home victory in the Accrington and District Junior League a t the Memorial Hall ground, Salesbury. The first half ended goaless


despite pressure from both teams. In the second half, Jack Swar-


brick took a free kick into the opposition goalmouth, where man of the match Joshua Furlonger headed onto Jacob Haworth,who scrambled the ball into the back of the Langho net.


■ RIBBLE Valley Borough Council is to host a 5-a-side football tour­ nament at the all-weather pitch facilities at Roefield and Longridge. Each centre will run leagues for teams of Under 14s and Under. 17s


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BLACKBURN Rovers have intro­ duced a new loyalty scheme called The Card that allows dedicated sup­ porters to save money on match day admission prices. The scheme depends upon how


many games you attend, and with each ticket you buy, a proof of pur­ chase sticker is issued that is then attached to your card. When you have placed three, five


or seven different stickers to your card in the coresponding bronze, sil­ ver and gold spaces, you can then claim your reward.


Springfield 4 th s ......................1 Clitheroe ................................ 2 DESPITE poor visibility, Clitheroe Ladies’ Hockey Team’s trip to Springfield proved fruitful after a magnificent display. The visitors gained good posses­


of Fran and Anna Griffiths worked wonders, as mother spotted daughter unmarked and she fired home.


sion throughout the first half, and gained the all-important break­ through just prior to the interval. The mother-daughter combination


New scheme for Rovers' fans Bronze, which is a minimum of


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Seven-up for goal ace Tom as Wolves cruise to victory


Haslingden Juniors . . . .4 Wolves Under 15s Blue 13 SEVEN goals from man of the match Tom Rutherford and a hat-trick from Daniel Dilsworth displayed Wolves unrelenting dominance over Haslingden. Further goals came from


Simon Worthington and Luke Vercoe, complimented by a Haslingden own goal, as the silky skills of Clitheroe totally outclassed their Hyndbum rivals. Wolves Under 158 Blue .2 Colne Clarets................2 CLITHEROE deserved more from this closely con­ tested match. . But after squandering a


number of good first-half chances, they had to fight hack from a two-goal deficit to earn a draw. After going a goal behind


by the interval, Wolves allowed their Burnley visi­


• After some excellent foot­ ball from the locals and the perseverance of Tom Gatens in midfield, Daniel Dilsworth rifled home from the edge of the box to pull one back for the Wolves. This rattled the Clarets,


tors to hobble a second over the line before they decided to mount a come hack.


and man of the match Simon Mashiter inflicted further pain on the visitors with a number of crunching tackles, before Adam Gatens netted with a sweet strike. Ossy Rangers............... 2 Wolves Under 13s......... 1 DESPITE dominating the second-half, Wolves suffered an agonising defeat at the hands of Oswaldtwistle Rangers in a game that the locals were chasing right from the start. Rangers started the


brighter of the two sides, and some neat incisive foot­ ball brought them a two- goal lead inside 10 minutes. But the Clitheroe heads


did not drop, and debutant Liam Anderson, who had an excellent game, finished off a fine move down the right to give Wolves hope. However, a string of near


misses from' Anderson showed it was not Clitheroe’s day. Man of the match was


awarded to Matt Sedgewick, who was out­ standing at centre half, while Josh Holgate also had. an excellent game at full hack. Wolves Under 13s .......... 2 Blue Star ................. ...3 CLITHEROE Wolves played their part in this entertaining game, but were very unlucky not to come away with anything for


their efforts. The locals opened the


scoring when a fierce shot from Chris Brewer rebound­ ed off the post to find man of the match Chris Scott, who calmly slotted home. Blue Star soon pulled one


back, but an excellent ball from David Meyler played Jay Howard through to fin­ ish in style and see Wolves 2-1 up at the break. In the second half both


sides carved out chances, but it proved to he Blue Star’s day as Wolves were caught out with two break­ away goals. Wolves Under 14s.........3 Barrowford Celtic........1 WOLVES came hack from 1-0 down to win this hard- fought encounter. The turning point came


just before half time when Matt Baines raced away down the right flank and


whipped in a cross which was deflected in by a Bar­ rowford defender. The second half saw


Wolves improve their posi­ tion with goals from Baines and Ben Allen. Man of the match went


to Daniel Musgrove. Rishlon United........... 0 Wolves Under 9 s ........... 1 WOLVES moved to the top of the league with their fifth successive Accrington League win. In a closely contested


match, Wolves dominated the first half, with Tom Robinson striking the post. Man of the match Andy


Ramsden also came close, as did Louis Horrocks and Joe Gallagher. More of the same fol­


lowed after the interval and they eventually took the lead with a low shot from George Hutchinson.


Readstone girls on the goal trail!


READSTONE United Under 13 Girls Yellow had an incredible 28-1 victory over Barnoldswick Barons - with four players netting six goals or more. Sarah Walker scored


er was player of the match Rachel Walker. A hat-trick apiece from


eight, Jade Bolton grabbed seven and both Rachel Walker and player of the match Louise Molloy racked up six apiece to see the girls rack up a massive goal haul th a t Charlie Almond rounded off with a final strike. Louise scored a further


two goals as the team beat YMCA 3-1 in their next game. The other goal scor­


Grindlelon


Emma Crake and Jenna Birkett was enough to see Readstone Under 13s Blue to an impressive 9-0 victo­ ry over Brierfield Celtic. Further goals came from


Louise Taylor (2) and player of the match Alice Holmes. The team then slipped


to a disappointing 2-0 defeat by Borrowdale in a very disjointed perfor­ mance. Melissa Clegg was player of the match. A Luke Basterfield brace set Readstone Unit­


...................... 3 Oxenhope................................1


GRINDLETON continued their unbeaten run with a home win against last seasons champions in the Craven and District Premier League. Steve Pinder opened the vil­


lagers account with a right-foot free-kick after just 15 minutes to


ed Under 12s on the way to a 4-0 victory over Bacup Borough, while at the opposite end of the pitch Sam Marsh pulled off a string of saves to maintain a clean sheet. Rhys Meehan and Tom


run with a 3-0 victory over Oswaldtwistle Juniors, and an excellent 5-2 win against Whalley. The outstanding Jamie


Hall completed the score­ line while Sam Wilted was man of the match. In the team’s following


game against Cliviger Colts, Basterfield again netted a brace. But it was­ n’t enough as United suf­ fered a 4-2 reverse. Josh Brown was star man. United’s Under 14s extended their unbeaten


leave the rest of the first-half a very even affair. After the break, Grindleton took


a firm grip on the game as Dobson caused Oxenhope a great deal of problems with his mazy runs and good crosses. He was responsible for putting


Grindleton's goal machine Scott Fielding through on goal, who


McCue, Ben Bland and Aaron Barker all chipped in with goals against Ossy, while Bland and McCue were joined by Louis Laviscount, Aubrey Nkata and Scott Derbyshire - the pick of the United side - on the scoresheet against Whalley. A brace from Mark


Turner and a third from Lewis Turner saw Read­ stone Under 9s to a thrilling 3-2 victory over


neatly beat the keeper to record his 13th goal in five games. But after notching up a two


goal cushion, Grindleton sat back and conceded a scrappy goal to give Oxenhope a glimmer of hope. Spurred on by this, Grindleton


upped their game and piled on the pressure as James Driver came into his own with some silky skills on


Huncoat in the cup. Man of the match went,


to Max Humberstone. The Under 11s main­


tained their unbeaten start to the season with a 1-1 draw against Great Har­ wood Panthers. Sam Schofield scored the goal, with Dean Overson catch­ ing the eye. Despite dominating for


long periods, Readstone Under 11 Girls were beat­ en 2-0 by Penwortham. Gabby Seddon was


nominated player of the match.


the right, but he narrowly missed out on goal. At 3-1 the game was over and


when Oxenhope had two players sent from the field, the remaining nine men had no chance in mount­ ing a resurgence. An all round solid performance


from Grindleton - a team to watch this seasonls


Sport Information Desk


NORTH WEST COUNTIES’ FOOTBALL


LEAGUE TABLES


First Division P W D


Clitheroe....... .17 13 3 Mossley........ .15 11 1 Woodley Sports .13 10 1 Stone Dominoes 15 7 3 Newcastle Tn . .14 7 2 Salford City ... .13 7 2 Fleetwood Tn . .13 7 2 Curzon Ashton .14 7 2 Atherton LR .. .14 6 2 CongletonTn . ..9 5 3 Nantwich Tn.. .14 4 6 Bacup Borough .13 5 2 Squires Gate .. .14 5 1 Abbey Hey.. . . .16 4 4 Alsager Tn . . . . .12 3 6 R’bottomUtd . .13 3 6 Glossop NE ... .17 4 1 Trafford........ .14 3 3 Skel’dale Utd.. .12 3 2 Warrington Tn ..9 3 1 St Helens Tn .. .14 2 4 Atherton Coll . .17 2 3 Reserve Division P W D


Clithcroe....... ..8 6 1 Flncton.......... ..8 5 1 Padiham ....... ..6 5 1 Maine Road... ..8 5 0 Woodley Sports ..7 4 3 NelsonFC . . . . ..8 4 2 Glossop NE... ..8 3 1 Chadderton... ..7 1 1 Ashton Tn . . . . ..7 1 1 Daisy Hill__ ..9 1 1 Atherton LR .. ..8 0 2


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WINTER LEAGUE RESULTS


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MCDONALD’S


HYNDBURNAND DISTRICT BOYS’ FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS Under 13s


Utd 1. Blue: Clithcroc Wolves 2, Blue Star 3.


ley Juniors 2:


Blue: Readstone Utd 6, Whal­ Under 15s


Under 14s Red: Brunlea Juniors 3, Whal­


ley Juniors B 0; Fulledge Colts 0, Clitheroe Wolves A 2. Blue: Clitheroe Wolves B 2, Colne Clarets 2; Whalley Juniors A 4, Oswaldtwistle Juniors 1. Under 16s.


Red: Lammack Juniors 4,


Chtheroe Wolves B 1. TABLES


Under 12 Red P W D L P


OssyUtd ...; ...4 4 0 0 12 Langho...........5 3 2 0 11 AKZONobelA .'.5 3 1 1 10 Accoutre A........ 3 2 .0 1 6 Banowford Celtic 4 1 1 2 4 Whalley Juniors . 5 1 1 3 4 Fulledgc Colts .


Gt Harwood Rov 4 0 1 3 1 GlobeBollough ..2 0 0 2 0 Under 12 Blue • P W D L P


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Lammack. . . . . . .5 5 0 0 15 Haslingdcn .....6 4 • 0• 2.12 Accoutre B........ 5 3 0 2 0 Blackburn Eagles 3 3 0 0 9 Darwen Rangers .5 2 0 3 6 Gt Harwood RB.4 1 • 0 3 3 Chthcroe Wolves .5 , 0 1 4 1 AKZ0 Nobel B ..5 0 1 ' 4 1


Red: St Joseph’s 5, Rcadstone


Colne Clarets....5 4 1 0 13 Haslingden .......5 3 1 1 10 Accoutre ..........4 3 0 1 9 Lammack..........3 3 0 0 9 St Joseph’s ........ 5 2 0 3 6 Readstone Utd .


Under 13 Red . P W D L P


. 4 1 0 3 3


Rossendale Utd. .6 1 0 5 3 Oswaldtwistle ...4 0 0 4 0 Under 13 Blue P W D L P


Colne Utd 2; Read Utd 3, Enfield 5; Rimington 2, Rawten­ stall 4; Sabden 1, Barrowford YCW 5; Worsthorne 1, Rock Rovers 4; Bamoldswick Town 2, Kelbrook 2; Barrowford YCW 1, Langho 4; Colne Utd 4, Rawten­ stall 0; Enfield 2, Goodshaw Utd 0; Hurst Green 4, Sabden 1; Plead Utd 1, Rock Rovers 5. TABLES


Gt Harwood Rov 7 7 0 0 21 AKZ0 Nobel.; . .6 5 0 1 15 Rossendale Utd ..7 4 0 3 12 Fulledge Colts...5 3 1 1 10 Langho...........7 3 1 3 10 Clitheroe Wolves .7 3 1 3 10 Blue Star..........7 2 1 4 7 Darwen Rangcre .7 2 0 5 6 Globe Buliough .


. 6 1 0 5 3


Fulledge Colts .. .4 4 0 0 12 Readstone Utd ..4 4 0 0 12 Whalloy............5 2 1 2 7 Haslingden .......4 2 0 2 6 Ossy Juniors__4 1 1 2 4 Ossy Villa..........4 1 0 3 3 Gt Harwood R A .5 0 0 5 0 Under 15 Red P W D L P


Whallcy A ........ 6 4 1 1 13 Lammack..........5 4 0 1 12 AKZONobelA ..5 4 0 1 12 Borrowdale Utd..5 3 1 1 10 Rossendale Utd ..6 2 1 3 7 Colne Clarets. . . .4 2 1 1 7 C’roe Wolves B .


. 6 2 1 3 7


Ossy Juniors ....4 1 1 2 4 Islington Boys.. .5 1 0


4 3


Haslingden B ....6 0 0 6 0 Under 16 Red P W D L P


'Rossendale Utd A 3 1 0 2 3 C’roc Wolves B . .4 0 0 4 0 Under 16 Blue P W D L P


Blue Star.........4 4 0 0 12 C’rocWolvesA ..3 3 0 0 9 ReadstonoUtd ..4 3 0 1 9 WestEnd........ 4 3 0 1 9 Ossy Juniors_5 2 0 3 6


•Femscowles.....4 1 0 3 3 RishtonUtd ....1 0 0 1 0 Rossendale Utd B 3 0 0 3 0 Globe Buliough ..4 0 0 4 0


EAST LANCASHIRE


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division


Burnley Boys’ Club 1, Rim- mgton 2; Clitheroe RBL 2,


, Oswaldtwistle St Mary’s 2; Colne Utd 2, Kelbrook 7; Enfield 4, Ribble Valley Bor­ ough 2; Settle Utd 7, Sabden 0; Stacksteads 1, Hurst Green 0; Colne Utd 0, Stacksteads 6; Goodshaw Utd 4, Enfield 3; Oswaldtwistle St Mary’s 1, Hurst Green 1; Sabden 2, Burn­ ley Boys’ Club 5. . Second Division


- Barrowford YCW 3, Burnley


1 YCW 2; Rock Rovers 3, Read- Utd 0. 1 Reserve Division ’ ; :Goodshaw; Utd-


2,


Bamoldswick Tn 2; Hurst Green 6, Settle Utd 1; Kelbrook 2,


Belvedere 4; Borrowdale Utd 6,' Read Utd 1; Earby Tn 0, Worsthome 4; Padiham 2, Rock Rovers 5; Rawtenstall 2, Lang­ ho 2; Langho .4, Barrowford


Barrowford Celtic 4 3 0 1 9 HuncoatUtd ....3 3 0 0 9 Borrowdale Utd..4 2 0 2 6 Lammack........ 4 2 0 2 6. Fulledge Colts.. .2 1 0 1 3 Gt Harwood Rov 2 1 0 1 3


HuncoatUtd__6 5 1 0 16 Ossy Villa..........6 5 0 1 15 Gt Harwood Rov 6 5 0 1 15 AKZO Nobel B . .6 4 1 1 13 C’roe Wolves A ..5 4 0 1 12 HashngdenA__5 3 0 2 9 Bncrficld Celtic. .4 2 0 2 6 Rossendale........ 5 1 1 3 4 Fulledge Colts t . .6 1 1 4 4 Brunlea............6 1 0 5 3 Globe Buliough .5 0 0 5 0 Whalloy B ........ 6 0 0 6 0 Under 15 Blue P W D L P


Barrowford Celtic 5 0 0 5 0 Under 14 Blue P W D L P


First Division P W D L P


Stacksteads St J .7 5 1 1 16 Goodshaw Utd ..5 5 0 0 IS Ossy St Mary’s ..9 3 3 3 12 Rimington........ 6 3 2 1 11 Hurst Green __7 3 2 2 11 Settle Utd ........ 5 3 1 1 10 Enfield.............7 3 1 3 10 RV Borough.......5 2 2 1 8 Bly Boys’ Club ..8 2 2 4 8 Colne Utd ........ 6 1 2 3 5 Kelbrook..........5 1 1 3 4 Sabden............. 8 1 1 6 4- Clitheroe RBL.. .6 0 2 4 2 Second Division P W D L P


Langho............. 8 6 2 0 20 Rock Rovers ...,7 6 0 1 18 Worsthome.......5 3 0 2 9 Borrowdale Utd..5 3 0 2 9 Padiham ..........6 3 0 3 9 Banowford YCW 6 2 1 3 Read Utd..........6 2 1 3


7 7


BamoldswickTn.5 2 0 3 6 Bly Belvedere ...6 2 0 4 6 Rawtenstall.......7 1 2 4 5 Earby Tn..........7 0 2 5 2 Reserve Division


P W D L P


Worsthome.......9 7 1 1 22 Enfield............. 9 7 1 1 22 Rock Rovers ....8 6 1 1 19 Barrowford YCW 9 6 0 3 18 Hurst Green __9 4 3 2 15 Kolbrook..........7 4 2 1 14 Rawtcnstall.......9 4 1 4 13 Colne Utd ........ 9 4 1 4 13 Langho............. 7 4 0 3 12 Rimington........ 9 3 2 4 11 Bamoldswick Tn .9 2 3 4 9 Goodshaw Utd .10 2 2 6 8 Read Utd..........8 1 1 6 4 Sabden............. 8 1 1 6 4 Settle Utd........ 8 1 1 6 4


HARRY DEWHURST MEMORIAL


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


r First Division-


bf. 'Low.'Moor 2, Commercial 6; Stanhill Lions 3, Calderstones 3; Walmsley Arms 5, Miners 0. Second Division


Clarets 5, Station 10; Woodnook 2, Oswaldtwistle Refugees 1; Wool- pack 0, Warners Arms 2. Third Division


Park 4, Lomax 2; Stanley Street


Forcstcrers 6, Clayton le Moors 2; Griffins Head 5, Great Har­ wood Rovers 2; Stanley Street Old Boys 10, Roebuck 1. SUNDAY FIXTURES First Division


(Wilsons); Low. Moor v Cross Axes (Roefield); Miners Arms v Waggon and Horses (Wilsons).


Calderstones v Commercial Second Division


Clarets (Buliough Park); Oswaldtwistle Rovers v Wool- pack (Heron Way); Station v Park (Haslingden); Warners Arms v Woodnook (Norden). Third Division


Lomax v Stanley Street


Head (Foxhill); Dog Inn v Stanley Street Old Boys (Wilsons); Great Harwood Rovers v Foresterers (Foxhill);. Roebuck v Church Town (Haslingden). TABLES


’ First Division P W D L P


Commercial.......6 4 0 2 12 Waggon & Homes 6 3 1' 2 10 Cross Axes........ 6 3 1 2 10 Caldcrstones ....6 2 3 ' 1 9 Miners . . . . . . . . .6 3 0 3. 9 Stanhill Lions .. .6 2 ; 2 2 8 Walmsley Arms..S 2 1 2 7 Low Moor ......5 - 0 0 6 0


Clayton le Moors v Griffins Church Town 6, Dog Inn 1; ‘


Lomax.......... ..7 6 0 1 18 Park............. ..8 6 0 2 18 WameisArms. ..6 4 1 1 13 Station.......... ..8 4 1 3 13 Ossy Refugees. ..8 3 1 4 10 Woodnook . . . . ..6 2 0 4 6 Stanley St C’rets .8 1 1 6 4 Woolpack....... ..7 1 0 6 3 Third Division PW D L P


Second Division P W D L P


Griffins Head.; ..7 7 0 0 21 Stanley St OB . ..7 5 0 2 15 Church Town.. ..7 5 0 2 15 Foresterers__ ..7 4 1 2 13 Gt Harwood .. ..8 3 0 5 9 C’tonle Moors ..6 2 0 4 6 Dog Inn........ ..8 1 1 6 4 Roebuck ........ ..8 1 0 7 3


RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES’ DARTS


LEAGUE RESULTS


Bay Horse 5, Brown Cow 7;


Catholic SC 5, Kings Arms 7; Low Moor Club 6, Craven 6; Black Bull 8, Royal Oak 4; Billington BC 7, Conservative Club 5.


HIGH SCORES 140 - R Shanley, A. Southwell;


132 - L. Cook; 129 - A. South- well; 126 - B. Cusack; 125 - A. Lakin; 117 - A. Lakin; 116 - L. Kelsall, R. Hayward; 115 - D. Stevenson, A. Haydock, P. War­ ing; 114 - S. Winkley; 109 - L. Whittaker; 108 - C. O’Neill; 107 - L. Lambe; 105 - P. Waring; 104 - K. Stone; 100 - D. Stevenson, J. Gallagher x2, E. Twist, B. Speak.


LEAGUE PLACINGS


Craven.....................................38 Catholic SC.............................. 36 Billington BC.............................32 Black Bull................................28 Bay Horse................................26 Brown Cow................................26 Royal Oak................................26 Low Moor Club......................... 25 Conservative Club...................... 24 Royal British Legion...................24 Kings Arms...............................15


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS


LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division


(Barley) 5; Legion B 5, Craven A 4; Royal Oak 8, Brown Cow A 1;


Kings Arms 4, Pendle Inn


Craven B 3, Swan A 6. Second Division


(Waddington) 9. MONDAY FIXTURES First Division Knockout


Swan B 0, Lower Buck Brown Cow A v Swan A;


Craven A v Royal Oak A; Legion B v Craven B; Pondle Inn v Kings Arms. Second Division Knockout


Brown Cow B v Buck Inn (Paythorne); Lower Buck v Swan B.


RIBBLE VALLEY DARTSAND DOMINOES


WINTER LEAGUE RESULTS Darts


Band Club A 6, Band Club B


6; Bay Horse 12, Dog Inn 0; Swan With Two Necks 8, Black Bull 4; Pendle Witch 3, Judge Walmesley 9; Pendle Inn 12, New Inn 0.


Dominoes Band Club A 7, Band Club B


5; Bay Horse 6, Dog Inn 6; Swan With Two Necks 6, Black Bull 6; Pendle Witch 6, Judge Walmes­


ley 6; Pendle Inn 9, New Inn 3. Total


i Band Club A13, Band Club B


11; Bay Horse 18, Dog Inn 6; Swan With Two Necks 14, Black Bull 10; Pcndle Witch 9, Judge Walmesley 15; Pendle Inn 21, New Inn 3. ,


Legion A v Horse Shoe;- P


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND DOMINOES


SUMMER LEAGUE RESULTS Darla


Swan 9, Buck 0; White Hart


4, Bridge 5; Royal Oak 1, Horse Shoe 8.


Dominoes


13, Bridge 8; Royal Oak 16, Horse Shoe 5. HIGH SCORES


Swan 15, Buck 6; White Hart 140-S. Mclhan 136-S. Tilley,


L. Waring; 132 - D. Southwell; 125 - M. Spink; 124 - D. Southwell; 120 - D. Djemal, M. Spink; 118 - 5. McTear; 106 - S. Baines; 100 - B. Stanley x3, A. Harbord x2,1. Baldwin, S. Tilley, P. Spink. POSITIONS Darts


Horse Shoe................................ 14 Swan........................................ 12 White Hart................................ 10 Royal Oak..................................9 Bridge........................................6 Buck..........................................3 Dominoes


P P


Royal Oak............................;. 25 Swan........................................25 White Hart................................24 Bndge...................................... 20 HoiseShoe................................17 Buck........................................15


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Premier Division


Crown A 10, Brown Cow Chat- burn 2; Legion A 6, Legion B 6; Castle A 8, Stork B 4; Billington A 8, Waggon and Horses 4. First Division


Stork A 4, Buck A 8; Rose and Buck B 7, Fendle Hotel A 5;


Bay Horse 2, White Horse A 10; Pendle Hotel B 5, Brown Cow Clitheroe 7; White Hart 4, St Peter’s Hurst Green 8. Second Division


Royal Oak A 4, Heifer 8; Pendle Witch 8, Legion C 4; Buck Wrinkleys 5, New Inn 7; Waggon and Horses B 6, Billington B 6. Third Division


Horse Shoe 6, Bridge A 6; Bridge B 8, Castle B 4; White


Horse B 8, Royal Oak B 4; Legion D 7, Dog Music Bar B 5; Kings Arms 7, Buck In Broncos 5; Station B 5, White Lion 7. FIXTURES Tonight


Premier Division -


Crown A; Buck A v Bilhngton A; Castle A v Waggon and Horses; Royal British Legion B v Stork Hotel B; Brown Cow Chatbum v Royal British Legion A. First Division


Stork Hotel A v Rose and - Rose and Crown B v Pendle


Hotel A; St Peter’s Hurst Green v Buck B; White Horse A v Dog Music Bar A; Pendle Hotel B v Bay Horse; White Hart v Brown Cow Clitheroe. - Second Division


Billington.B v Horse Shoe; Legion C v Royal Oak A; Buck . Wrinkleys v Pendle Witch; Wag­ gon and Horses B v New Inn. : Third Division


Bridge B v Castle B; Royal


Oak B v White Horse B; Dog Music Bar B v Buck In Broncos; Kings Arms.v Station B; White ■ Lion v Castle B.


Tuesday Ladies’ Division Pendle Hotel v Bridge; Royal


- Oak v Dog'Inn; Billington B v ■ Legion; White Horse v. Billington A. • All results must be phoned


■ •. • Teams are reminded that they will forfeit points from


^ matches in which they field 'unregistered players.


through on the new number only . (01282680855).


iQUCwbivnjiafl/iuusiiutU;.i;UC;vuauucio caused havoc m the home aefenc^M^ ffHnlthe yery'lastf mumte.Gargrave


anda'CroyTrom.the'right-wasmltibyj t ie ^ ^ t r i^ o ^ ^ ^


• Craven Heifer v Bridge A;


^R ^U (V f i l1 ^B m o u gW ^ ^ ^ ^ :4 l .^EreM^tima^f6^vinx^^?dlCTul»^Ldec^


had (descended: and; the frustration in defeat .was just too much': 1 r V In'the end the referee’s cards and no'tebook-foundithefloor.bthe; Legion jmidfielder'fbunditlie/s^ (VaUe^en found the three points that)* *fpllqwing'a'fdifficM^


alreadypromisingseasonfirmly back on t r a c k . ^


' ’Prior,W that’, great fraternal foot­


balling traditions were upheld at Roe­ f i e l d . ;


‘tf$In;a week of,major departures for the Valley Badgers; including assistant mahagerandinspirationalkeeper Graeme Seedall, into the breach stepped his younger brother Martin, who;; bearing an uncanny resemblence to Phil Neville, kept'a clean sheet.


. „ Aiding the new Valley keeper was a solidba'ckfourablymarshalledby returning skipper Dave Cook; with the ever-gifted and reliable pair, of James Fazackerley and Peter Berry.' . , . With top goalscorer Paul Chippen­


dale away on holiday the line waslead' by former Claret Nathan Peel and vet- eranDaveiWhalley; who’ultimately: stole the showio weigh in with a brace either, side ofs Chadwick’s opener and a close-range belter from the enthusias­ tic Barnes. < . Another highlight for the Badgers .was the tremendous work' on the right flank'from Simon Tattersall and Craig Dewhurst, who worked welltogether and caused the Legion problems every time they got the ball. •t A major plus for the Badgers was


the late appearance of placer manager Anthony Clarkson; following a twof year cruciate knee ligament nightmare. Goming on as a sub for the injured.


Peel; his fiistappearance in the shirt of the club he created, i Clarkson injected pace and movement to the front line andwon his side a: penalty when he was brought down by .the desperate Legion keeper in the 75th minute. $> Whalley succeeded with the spot kick and the scoreline was complete. . .


vj-


■ A PATCHED-UP Dog Inn crashed to their sixth successive defeat thanks to a 6-1 battering by


: Church-Town at Foxhill Bank. Despite'an impressive goalkeep­ ing display from recent signing


; Yasser Patel, the Budweiser Boys . conceded three goals in the openiing 20 minutes.


’—


•' Chances were few and far between, but a goal on the hour from Mohamed Nakhuda, his first for. the club, gave the Whalley side some hope. - J. However, three late strikes,


^including the now customary own .goal, compounded Dog’s agony. . Disappointed manager Simon


/Kerins said after, the game: “We beat ourselves.


r


rand don’t pass you are doomed to failure.


“We are playing Stanley Old


: Boys on Sunday, a physical but fair side, and I will only select people who are not going to shirk.the inevitable challenge.”


Cup progress for Rimington


Gargrave ......................'............‘..1 R im in g to n .....................................2 A WINDY afternoon, a bobbly pitch and a first round cup tie against acom- petitive home side all pointed a to a potential pit fall that Rimington just managed to avoid.


- Gargrave,' playing with the strong


wind at their. backs, had the best part of: the firstrhalf; and could have been three or four up by the interval. , / Rimington, on the otherhand,


seemed to approach the game as a friendly, and. were more than happy.to: allow.the opposition time and space on the ball. 'The locals’ first warning came on six


minutes when'a .Gargrave striker, was' allowed a free shot at goal that only the crossbar could deny. * /A couple offree-kicks from just'out-


side the box followed but'eame to noth­ ing; before a clumsy rugby-type chal­ lenge bydarkson resulted in a penalty; that Kershaw deftlj sa\ ed .The Rimington keeper, flung himself, across the face of , goal to parry,the ball: away. hitting :his: head on the floor in


the process and, as a result, was-slighti- ly dazed for the rest of the match, v'? (Gargrave then hit a'post before the


long-awaited goal came ' A long ball beat the’defence, and as


(Kershaw/ramejtoicleaii^the.baU.bobT' 'A half-timeYpasting, seems to'have


had],the/desired;effectjiand;riow)wttf 'the,wind at their’backs?Rimington’s: class began tqtell


fi^|ire|shu|fl|jdueJo^Garjrj,'Kaj5’s injuryisaw’UoulteFu'p'frontfwith


;Watkinsoi^he^^t;a^':lpngf m tile; centre^wtio'levelled matters, on'tie hour^thfa’clmitalstnke.


| i


&Tmn^0!Nem,thei'produoed asuperb^ :finishVfroms25‘yar,dsOTth^'a!:left"7foot'


“If you don’t talk, don’t tackle i


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