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with your Advertiser and Times sports team of Chris Boden, Phil Simpson, Adrian Capstick and Edward Lee


Blues trio set for Boxing Day return?


By CHRIS BODEN


THE weather denied Clitheroe the opportunity to maintain the pressure on Mossley at the top of the table on Saturday. But one blessing in disguise after


the postponement of the derby clash at Ramsbottom is that suspensions to Neil Spencer, Chris Whittingham and Glen Ainsworth elapsed. And all three come into contention


for Boxing Day’s home clash with fifth place Curzon Ashton. Adam Gardner is also hoping to.be


fit, while Barrie Hart is available again, although Neil Reynolds has other commitments. Boss Lee Sculpher was disappoint­


ed not to get the chance to avenge the 3-2 defeat'Ramsbottom inflicted at Shawbridge in September, but looked on the bright side: “At least the sus­ pended players didn’t miss a game, and the injured lads have another extra week to recover. “And we go into the New Year


unbeaten away from home in the league! “But it was very disappointing to


have the game called off so late by the match referee. . “I t was a catch 22 situation for him, and it was touch and go, but he


• decided to err on the side of cnution. “I was surprised it was called off,


but you have no control over the ele­ ments.” And he looked ahead to the visit of


Curzon Ashton: “They are doing very well, and they are not normally as high up the table, so they will be enjoying their season. ' “It will be difficult, and they have


two strikers, John Mitten and Nick Fisher, who have scored a lot of goals between them, and hopefully we can keep them quiet. “We’re just looking to continue


where we left off after the 5-1 win over St Helens. “I’m perhaps being greedy, but we


missed a few chances in that game, and sooner or later we will score another hatful.” But, with the return of Lee Cryer,


Sculpher now feels he has a stronger squad than at the start of the season, and that the Blues are equipped to go the distance in the title race. Looking back over a fine 12


months, Sculpher said: “I t ’s been a great year for us. “I would hazard a guess that we’ve


probably only lost half a dozen league games, and we got to the league cup final, which we are in the. last eight of this time round.


NORTHWEST COUNTIES FOOTBALL


LEAGUE TABLES


Chris Whittingham “We have a lot to look forward to,


and if, 12 months ago, you had said we would be joint second, and in the cup quarter-final, we would have taken it. “It shows good continuity. “Players have left, and it forced us


to go and look for others, and to give squad players a chance, and people like John Paul Fagan have taken that chance. “And when the likes of Lee Cryer,


Chris Whittingham and Neil Reynolds came back, it improved us further. “From the beginning of August,


we have a stronger squad now.” And Sculpher feels it will be a tense


title run in: “It is going to be a tight finish. “We are chasing Mossley, and we


need to pick up enough points before their FA Vase commitments come along, to give us a chance to apply the pressure. “We only have, of the sides around


us, to go to Woodley, and we have only conceded nine goals away from home all season, and not lost. - “I think we have only lost two


games in the league away from home all year, so our form is exceptional. “Hopefully we can match that at


home as well.” Rimington in last four


Settle United___ __ .0 Rimington................ .1 A GOAL fit to win any game handed Rimington an early Christmas present - a Craven Cup semi-final berth. Settle is never an easy place to go, but the visitors


could have but the game beyond doubt after a first half that had everything. And if the first half was


the cake, then Gary Haslam’s turn and finish into the far corner from the edge of the area was the icing.


home defence, but just couldn’t find the killer ball, and when they did, the keeper kept them at bay. In the second half, Settle


Rimington terrorised the


came more into the game and and spent most of the game camped in Riming-


ton’shalf. Haythomthwaite should


have put the game beyond doubt but blazed over the bar after the keeper had parried a shot. Wharton and Zulfi both


had chances near the end, but it was not heeded as


Rimington held on to progress to the final four. And the side can now


put the cup aside and con­ centrate on the league, with vital games against Ribble Valley Borough and Goodshaw coming up next month.


Waddington on Borough hit back promotion trail to beat leaders


Waddington............................ 5 Skipton Town .........................2 WADDINGTON maintained their Craven and District Football League promotion challenge with a ■ good win over second-placed Skip- ton. Both sides had early chances,


but it was Robert Lloyd who broke the deadlock on 10 minutes with a header.


A game of end-to-end football


soon saw the visitors equalise, but the hosts then moved into a 3-1 lead after a quickfire brace from man of the match Peter Fletcher.


registered another goal after Lloyd executed a good run and solo effort. Skipton never gave up and


After the interval, Waddington


reduced the arrears to 4-2, before a period of pressure saw Wadding- ton’s backs to the wall. However, substitute John


Leaver settled matters with a fifth goal to give the hosts a well- deserved win. Waddington’s next game is away


at Skipton Bulldogs on Saturday, January 3rd, kick-off 2 p.m. All players are to meet at the Waddington Arms at 12-30 p.m.


Stacksteads St Joseph’s . . . .3 Ribble Valley Borough . . . . .4 THERE was plenty of Christmas cheer for Ribble Valley Borough after recording this scintillating win against East Lancashire League table-toppers Stacksteads St Joseph’s. However, they started off badly


when substitute keeper Craig ' Barnes found himself picking the ball out of the net after only two minutes. And the locals were to find


themselves 2-1 down at the break, with only a Chippendale strike


Junior Socckr Round-Ui


Drew goes nap for United!


MAN of the match Drew Bramley scored a nap hand as Readstone United Under 10s Blue thrashed Barnoldswick Town


6-0. In what was


undoubtedly their best performance of the season, Lane Aldridge completed the rout. The Under 12s had a


• convincing-14-1 win over Barnoldswick Barons, with Sam Miller netting a four-goal haul. • Josh Brown and man


of the match Brad Coulson both scored a hat-trick, with Kamen' Collinson (2) Josh Neary ■ and Rhys Meehan completing the win. . / The Under Us ,


preserved their unbeaten tag with a 1-1 draw against Accoutre Yellow. • Sam Langford scored the only goal with Andrew , > Kardasz the man of the


match. However it was


disappointment for the Under 14s, who were unlucky to go down 1-0 to top of the table Fulledge Colts. The Under 10s


Accrington League side dre^S-2 with Great Harwood Rovers, courtesy of goals from Joe Martin and man of the match Jack Hudson. The team were then


involved in a thrilling game with Fulledge Colts, only to go down 1-0.


Wolves keeper on top form


Wolves Under 11s . .5 Foulridge Minors .3


WOLVES somehow fashioned a victory, in spite of playing well below the standard of recent weeks. . Man of the match,


goalkeeper McGrath, was in inspired form but could do nothing to prevent the Minors taking a deserved lead.


• However an excellent


lead again early in the second half, but Astin brought the sides level. The same player then


put the Wolves ahead, only for Foulridge to equalise with a superb strike.


,


Astin, to complete his hat-trick, and Bailey, saw the Wolves to victory. Wolves Under 15 Blue 0 Jlorrowdale................. 2


Two late goals, from


WOLVES succumbed to table toppers Borrowdale, despite matching their opponents in the opening stages. % ■■ A comer caught


Clitheroe on the hop to put the visitors in front, before Wolves were denied what looked a certain penalty at the other end. And the visitors scored


a second and killer goal just before the interval to take the spoils. Oswaldtwistle . . . . . .2 Wolves Under 16 Blue 5 CLITHEROE bounced back from defeat last . week to mount a fine team performance at Oswaldtwistle. ■ A early: goal from Simon Haslam settle Wolves, with Simon Ryan crossing for Zak to head . home the second. Liam Gidlow made it 3- 0 early in the second half,


strike from Bailey levelled matters just before the interval. The visitors took the


before Daz Fothergill bagged the fourth leaving the keeper with no chance. The home side fought


the hands of Haslingden. The Pumas went


back with two consolation efforts, but the scoring was wrapped up through Luke Chadwick late on. - Wolves Under 14 Red .3 St Joseph’s . . . . ; . . .2


WOLVES did well to win this tough encounter, in difficult conditions. Conor Parfit gave the


locals the lead, befor poor defending allowed St Joseph’s to score from two seperate set piece routines. Wolves tried hard in the


behind within five minutes, but equalised midway through the. half after Gary Micallef headed in an Arran McCarthy free kick. The second period saw


chances at either end, but it was the visitors who were the sharpest finishes withtwo,further efforts.* ’ " i i ' hi, r ' / , ' Tom Wallbank was the


second half, and finally ■ made the breakthrough through two further goals from Parfit to complete a well-deserved hat-trick. Nick Parkinson picked


up the man of the match award. ■


Pumas, lose out to late goals


WHALLEY Juniors ■ Pumas Under 14s ended ■; 2003 on a disappointing note with a 3-1 defeat at


Pumas’ man of the match. . Meanwhile, the Under...


15 Boys entertained top of the table Huncoat, eventually going down to an 8-1 reverse. The visitors scored


early in the game and increased their lead soon - afterwards, and despite .- some valiant Whalley ■ defending, went into the break 4-0 to the good. > The second half started


evenly before Huncoat- increased their lead, . followed by a solitary £ Whalley effort from Tez :i Stewart.


from a Clarkson assist to show for their efforts. But the visitors seemed up for


the battle in the second half, with Chippendale going on to complete a well-deserved hat-trick. ■ A goal also from Jamie Stoddart


completed a devastating personal display, only for a late consolation leaving Borough hanging on at the end. - '


, The club would like to wish their


sponsors, supporters and all Advertiser readers a merry Christ­ mas and best: wishes for the New Year.


.


Narrow defeat for locals


THERE was no Christinas cheer for : Clitheroe A in the ' Blackburn and District Badminton League after suffering a 9-7 defeat to YMCAB. Good performances


were turned in by Louise BurriUand Stephen Pym, with two strong top half mixed wins. Pete Woods had a


double disappointment, narrowly losing 15-14 in the mixed with partner Mary Brass, and with Martin Meadows in the mens’. : The locals will look to


come back refreshed after the festive break, to improve on their mid­ table slot and commence i battle in the cup , ,t


, competition. In the Second Division,


Clitheroe B’s poor away form continued after going down 9-7 to lowly Telecom. However, three


partnerships had double wins, with Dave McKenzie doing so alongside both Sheila Perry and Damian Evans. ' J Mark Perry and Lisa Fielding also won both matches. . And despite their best


display of the season, the C team also went down by the same score to top of the table Stanhill B.


Big race at the weekend


THE Ribble Valley 10 kilometre Road Race will take place on Sunday and> will start i t 11 a.m. from Roefield Leisure Centre. , j Both serious runners ■ and joggers are welcome,


. and all those interested can find further entry. ■ -


,’detailsat www.blackbumharriers.co •uk. Pre-entry is £5. for club •


runners and £6 for those . unattached, with £2 extra on the day. ’ •


,, Huncoat then missed-ai • i • • ■ fft ;-■{ -.v


penalty before going on to wrap the game up with . three further goals.


, There will be t-shirts for all finishers as well as


. a huge array of prizes for , the event winners. Entries will be taken on the day.- ?


Mossley.........25 19 3 3 60 Woodley Sports .23 17 1 5 52 CLITHEROE..23 16 4 3 52 Fleetwood Town 22 14 3 5 45 CurzonAshton .26 13 5 8 44 - Stone Dominoes 24 11 6 7 39 Newcastle Town 23 11 4 8 37 Alsagcr Town.. .24 9 9 6 36 CongletonTown 18 10 4 4 34 AthertonLR ...23 10 4 9 34 NantwichTown 23 8 8 7 32 Salford City....24 9 3 12 30 Bacup Borough .23 9 3 11 30 Glossop NE . . . .27 9 3 15 30 Sketaersdale ...25 8 3 14 27 Ramsbottom ...20 7 6 7 27 Trafford........£5 7 5 13 26 WarringtonTn .19 7 4 8 25 SquiresGate ...23 6 - 4 13 22 Abbey Hey.......29 5 5 19 20 St Helens Town £5 4 5 16 17 Atherton Colls. .26 3 4 19 13 Reserves Division - P W D L P


First Division P W D L P


. Glossop N E ....15 8 2 5 26 Flixton........13 8 1 4 25 Maine Road....12 8 1 3 25 CLITHEROE..12 7 3 2 24 Padiham ......13 7 1 5 22 WoodleySports.il 5 4 2 19 Nelson............12 5 2 5 17 Ashton Town ...12 4 2 6 14 Chadderton ....13 4 1 8 13 Daisy Hill.......14 2 2 10 8 Atherton LR .. .13 1 3 9 6


EAST LANCASHIRE FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Burnley Boys’ Club 5,


Oswaldtwistle St Mary's 0; Clitheroe RBL 2, Enfield 5; Hurst Green 2, Colne United 5: Sabden 0, Goodshaw United 6; Stacksteads St Joseph’s 3, Ribble Valley Borough 4. Second Division


7; Borrowdale United 0, Padi­ ham 11; Read United 1, Worsthorne 4; Rock Rovers 10, Burnley Belvedere 0. Reserve Division


Barrowford YCW1, Langho Colne United 2, Sabden 3;


Enfield 3, Read United 0; Good­ shaw United 2, Rock Rovers 2; Langho 2, Hurst Green 1; Worsthome 4, Barrowford YCW 2.


First Division TABLES


Goodshaw Utd .10 10 0 0 30 Stacksteads SJ.. 14 9 3 2 30 RV Borough.... 13 9 2 2 29 Rimington.......12 7 3 2 24 Settle Utd.......11 7 2- 2 23 Colne Utd.......14 5 4 5 19 Hurst Green. . . .12 5 3 4 18 Ossy St Mary's .15 4 5 6 17 Enfield............13 5 1 7 16 Bly Boys’Club .15 3 4 8 13 Kelbrook........ 10 2 1 7 7 Clitheroe RBL..14 1 2 11 5 Sabden............15 1 2 12 5 Second Division P W D L


p w D L P


Rock Rovers ....17 12 3 Worsthome .. ..16 12 1 Enfield........ ..16 10 3 B’ford YCW . .117 11 0 Langho........ ...15 10 2 Rimington ...:..16 9 2 Hurst Green..,..18 7 4 Kelbrook...... ..12 7 2 Goodshaw Utd .17 5 3 Rawtenstall..,..13 4 3 Colne Utd ......17 4 2 Settle Utd ....,.14 3 2 Sabden ............14 3 2 Bamoldswick Tnl6 2 3 ReadUtd...... ..14 2 2


LEAGUE RESULTS Under 9s


Burnley Community Wardens


2, Clitheroe Wolves 5. Under 11s


Barnoldswick Barons 4,


Clitheroe Wolves Rangers 0; Brierfield Celtic Red 5, Brier- cliffe Rovers 0; Brierfield Celtic Blue 1, Pendle Forest 7; Clitheroe Wolves 5, Foulridge Minors 3; Todmorden Sports


Centre 0, Belvedere Colts 15. Under 12s


IghtenLeigh ...13 10 1 2 31 B’diffeRovers...9 7 0 2 21 BacupBorough.il 5 1 5 16 C'roe Wolves ...12 4 0 8 12 BurnleyCW ...11 1 0 10 3 Under 10 P W D L P


B’cliffe Rovers.. 13 10 2 1 32 B’wickTown ...13 9 3 1 30 Junior Clarets . .13 7 ,4 2 25 Bacup Borough .13 7 2 4 23 Ighten Leigh .. .14 7 1 6 22 TbdSportsG ...11 6 1 4 19 Fulledge Red...15 5 3 7 18 •ColneClarets..14 2 4 8 7 C’roe Wolves'.:.13 2 1 10 7 Fulledge Blue ..13 0 1 12 -1 Under 11


Pendle Forest... 17 16 0 1 48 Belvedere Colts .14 14 O' 0 42 B'ficld Celtic R . 17 13 1 3 40 C'roe Wolves ...14 10 0 4 30 F'ridge Minors .14 9 0 5.27 B’cliffe Rovers. .14 7 2—5 23 Junior Clarets ..15 7 2 6 23 B'nick Barons . .14 6 - 0 8 18 Ightcn Leigh . . .13 4 ,l ' 8 13 B’field Celtic B .16 4 0 12 12 TbdSportsC...16 3 2 11 11 ClitheroeWR ..14 3 1.10 10 Junior Claret C .12 0 1 11 1 •Fulledge Colts .14 0 -2 -12 -1


• P W D L P


Barnoldswick Town 4; Brunlea Juniors 0, Foulridge Minors 12; Cliviger Colts 8, Fulledge Colts 1; Readstone United 14, Bamoldswick Barons 1. TABLES Under 9 P W D L P


Brierfield Celtic 3,


Rock Rovers . ..14 11 2 Langho........ ..15 10 2 Padiham __ ..13 9 0 Worsthome .. ..12 7 1 Rawtenstall.. ..13 5 4 Bar’wickTn . ..12 6 0 B’ford YCW . ..13 5 1 ReadUtd.... ..11 4 2 Borrowdale Utd .14 4 1 Bly Belvedere ..14 3 1 EarbyTn___..13 0 2 Reserve Division P W D


P


ChvrgerColts ..14 11 0 3 33 B'cliffe Rovers.. 10 9 0: 1 27 Bnerfield Celtic .13 8 2 3 26 Colne Clarets.. .11 8 1 2 25 Tod Colts..........9 8 0 1 24 Readstone Utd .15 7 0 8 21 Ighten Leigh ...11 6 1 4 19 Junior Clarets . .11 5 3 3 18 B’wickTown ...14 5 3 6 18 Fridge Minors ..9 5 2 2 17 Bacup Borough .13 4 1 8 13 Fulledge Colts. .15 2 0 13 6 BrunleaJumors.il 0 1 10 ■ 1 B'wick Barons . .14 0 0- 14 0


’ P w D L P Under 12 Third Division P W D L P


Westholme B .. ..9 7 0 2 131 Olympic A __ ..8 7 0 1 122 St Nicholas . . . ..7 7 0 0 109 Colne............ ..9 4 0 5 104 Avondale....... ..9 2 0 7 95 SalesburyB . . . ..8 5 0. 3 90 IndependentB ..9 2 0 7 67 ClitheroeD ... ..9 0 0 9 35


ROEFIELD LEISURE CENTRE FTVE-A- SIDE FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Clitheroe Clowns 10, Groin


Strain 1; Grammar Lads 0, The Missfits 20; Red Army 5, Mad Dogs 3; Menacing Ducks 4, Parkers Arms 5; Rapid Hunting 4, New Inn 3. There are no fixtures this


nm a lfA n |1


HARRY DEWHURST MEMORIAL FOOTBALL


LEAGUE FIXTURES January 4th


Terry Cattermole Trophy Lomax Arms v Commercial


(Wilsons); Miners -Arms v Griffins Head (Miners); Station v Church Town (Haslingden); Waggon and Horses v Calder- stones (Roefield). - January 11th First Division


Commercial v Walmsley


Arms (Haslingden); Miners Arms v Calderstones (Norden); Waggon and Horses v Low Moor (Roefield).


Second Division Ossy Refugees v Warners


Arms (Heron Way); Park v Woolpack (Foxhill Bank); Stan­ ley Street Clarets v Woodnook (Bullough Park). Third Division


(Foxhill Bank); Foresterers v Stanley Street Old Boys (Bul­ lough Park); Griffins Head v Church Town (Altham); Roe­ buck v Great Harwood Rovers (Haslingden). January 18th First Division


Clayton-le-Moors v Dog Inn Commercial v Calderstones


(Haslingden); Cross Axes v Low Moor (Wilsons); Stanhill Lions v Walmsley Arms (Wilsons); Wag­ gon and Horses v Miners Arms (Roefield).


Second Division


(Wilsons); Stanley Street Clarets v Ossy Refugees (Wilsons). Third Division


Griffins Head v Dog Inn


(Altham); Stanley Street Old Boys v Clayton-le-Moors (Bul­ lough Park). January 25th First Division


Commercial v Low Moor


(Haslingden); Miners Arms v Cross Axes (Wilsons); Walmsley Arms v Stanhill Lions (Wilsons). Second Division


Warners Arms v Lomax Arms


(Bullough Park). Third Division


Harwood Rovers (Wilsons); Griffins Head v Foresterers (Altham).


Clayton-le-Moors v Great


February 1st First Division


Calderstones v Stanhill Lions


(Wilsons); Miners Arms v Walm­ sley Arms (Wilsons). - Second Division


Street Clarets (Wilsons). February 8th First Division


Warners Arms v Stanley Low Moor v Walmsley Arms


(Roefield); Stanhill Lions v Wag­ gon and Horses (BuHough Park). February 15th First Division


(Wilsons); Walmsley Arms v Calderstones (Wilsons). TABLES


WARBURTON YOUTH FOOTBALL


First Division P W D L P


Wag & Horses ..11 4 2 5 14 Calderstones ....9 3 3 3 12 Stanhill Lions ...9 2 3 4 9 Walmsley Arms. ,8 2 2 4 8 Low Moor........ 9 1 1 7 4 Second Division


Cross Axes.......12 9 1 2 28 Commercial. . . .10 7 0 3 21 Miners


Lomax............12 11 0 1 33 Park...............13 11 0 2 33 Warners Arms ..10 6 2 2 20 Station............14 5 2 7 17 .Woolpack........ 13 5 0 8 15 Ossy Refugees ..12 4 1 7 13 Stanley St Cl ...11 2 1 8 7 Woodnook.......13 2 0 n 6 Third Division p W D L P


P W D L P


Church Town...13 11 0 2 33 Griffins Head.. .11 11 0 0 33 Stanley St OB ..12 8 0 4 24 Foresterers.......12 6 2 4 20 GtH’woodRvr .12 4 1 7 13 Dog Inn..........12 2 1 9 7 Roebuck..........13 2 0 11 6 Clayton-lo-M.. .11 2 0 9 6


BLACKBURN AND DISTRICT


BADMINTON


ASSOCIATION TABLES


,


First Division P W D L P


YMCAA.. . . ..10, 10 0 0 178 Salesbury A .. ..10 9 0 1164 Brockhall__ ;.io 7 0 3 120 Westholme A. ...9 5 0 4 115 YMCAB.... ..10 5 0 ' 5 94 StanhiU A. . . . ..10 2 1 7 90 Clitheroe A .. ...9 3 0 6 88 BAE Systems ...9 1- 1 7 63 Halstead3;... ..10: '1 0 9 44 Second Division P, W D L P


Stanhill B..:. 10 0: 1 155 St Philip's.... ..11 8 0 3 148 Clitheroe B .. ..10 8 0 2141 Tag. . . . . . . . . . ..10 7 0 3 132 Independent A .10 6 .0 4 124 Abacus A...... ..11 5 0 . 6112 YMCAC'.i.i


10 5 0 5 15 Stanhill Lions v Commercial Lomax Arms v Warners Arms


Fourth Division P W D-


Abacus B ........ 10 9 College............10 9 Stanhill C..........9 8 Roefield A ........ 9 5 Westholme C .. .10 3 St Matthew’s __9 5 Olympic B ........ 9 2 Telecom B .......10 2 Roefield B .......10 0


L P 1 168 1 143 1 120 4 119 7 104 4 87 7 85 8 80


.0 10 35 CLITHEROE POOL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Harrison Challenge Cup Second . Round


Bridge A 7, Pendle Hotel B 3;


White Hart 7, Castle B 1; Rose and Crown B 6, Billington A 7; Legion B 6, Rose and Crown A 7; White Horse B v White Horse A; White Lion 3, Stork B 7; Pendle Hotel A 7, Dog Music Bar A 2; Castle A 4, Buck A 7; Station 4, Brown Cow Clitheroe 8; Wagon and Horses B 7, Bridge B 5; Bay Horse 7, RBL D 5; New Inn 1, RBL A 7; Stork A10, Dog Music Bar B 2; St Peter’s HG 3, Wagon and Horses A 7; Royal Oak B 5, Craven Heifer 7; Kings Arms 7, RBL C 6; Buck Wrinkleys 10, Billington B 2. Ladies’ Challenge Cup Tuesday, January 6th


Billington B v RBL; Buck v Pendle. TABLES


Premier Division P W D L P


Buck A.............8 8 0 0 80 RBL A ............. 8 5 1 2 71 Castle A ........... 8 6 1 1 69 Billington A . . . . .8 5 i 2 65 Stork A . . . . . . . . .8 -5 0 3 63 Rose & Crown A .8 2 2 4 50 RBLB . . . . . . . . . 8 2 1 5 48 Wag & Horses A .8 1 2 5 42 Stork B............. 8 2 0 6 41 Brown Cow (C). .8 0 1 7 30 First Division 1 p W D L P


Rose & Crown B .8 5 2 1 69 White Hart.......8 5 1 2 68 Pendle Hotel A ..8 4 2 2 61 St Peter’s (HG) ..8 4 1 3 60 Brawn Cow (Cl) .8 4 .1 3 60 Dog Music A__8 4 0 4 57 White Horse A ..8 3 0 5 51 Pendle Hotel B ..8 2 2 4 50 BuckB............. 8 2 0 6 43 Bay Horse.......,8 1 1 6 36 Second Division P W D


L- P


New Inn............8 RBLC............. 8 Craven Heifer ...8 Bridge A............8 Buck Wrinkleys .7 Pendle Witch....8 4 1 3 59 HorseShoe . .......8 2 2 4 59 Wag & Horses B .8 1 Billington B. .


2 5 42 .7 Royal Oak A ....8 1


1 1 5 39 0 7 27


Third Division P W D L P


RBLD__ _ ...8 7 1 0 80 Kings Arms ......8 5 2 1 70 White Horse B .£ -5 2 1 65 Station B ...... . .£ 4 1 3 62 Buck In Broncos .8 5 1 2 60 Royal Oak B .....8 2 2 4 55 White Lion ......8 3 0 5 48 Bridge B........ ...8 2 . 1 5 47 Castle B __ _ ..7 0 0 7 31 Dog Music B.. ..7 0 0 7 28 Ladies' Division ■ P W L P


Buck........ '.. ...4 4 0 38 White Horse.. ...4 4 0 35 RB Legion...-. ...4


3 1 32


Pendle Hotel. . ...4 3 1 26 Billington B .. ...6 1 5 19 Royal Oak.. . . ...5 1 4 18 Billington A .. ...5 1 4 16 Dog Inn........ ...4 1 3 14


RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES’DARTS


ASSOCIATION RESULT


Pal Dobson Memorial Final ; - Black Bull 7, Craven 5. High


Scores: 121 - D. Townsen; 120, 100-J. Gallagher. - • Raffle Winners ’


£100 - 00771 Clappet; £50 4 0 .7 110


Telecom A... ..11 3 0 8 107 Whitehall.... ..10 2 0 8,80 Clitheroe C . . fill 0 0 11.67,


02644 Kings Arms; £25-02683 J . , Horsefield; £20 Marks and, Spencer voucher - 00899 C; ; Jones; Teddybear - 03376 D.- Brown; Brandy - 00743 R Wal- ton;Whiskey - 02423 Johnson; Vodka-02226 Kings Arms; Wine: - 00037 B. Speak; Wine 02531 f Royal Oak.


1 0 78 2 3 67 1 3 63 1 3 63 1 2 59


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