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CARLA DYSON on Simply Sophie was winner of the working hunter exceeding 15 hands class at the Osbaldeston Classic Championship, (s)


Local riders in the prizes at


Wilpshire show


WILPSHIRE Riding Club held its final show of the sea­ son earlier this month. Entrants from throughout East Lancashire competed in a variety of classes.


' . The In-hand Showing champion was Gerome Hilton


with Pendene Eclipse, and the reserve was Julie Townsend with Arctic Posh Spice. S. Finch with Ekko P was Ridden Showing champion,


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dell with Deajavou and the reserve was K. Mathias with Biscuit 3rd. Top Handy Pony was Charlotte Vernon with Apollo


and Gemma Curley with Polo was the reserve. The Dressage champion was Amanda Slack with Tal­


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FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Burnley Boys’ Club 1, Enfield


0; Colne Utd 4, Clitheroe RBL1; Goodshaw Utd 3, Hurst Green 1; Sabden 2, Oswaldtwistle St Mary’s 3.


Second Division Bamoldswick Tn 5, Earby Tn


2; Barrowford YCW 4, Padiham 3; Borrowdale Utd 3, Belvedere 2; Langho 4. Rock Rovers 2. Reserve Division


Colne Utd 4, Bamoldswick Tn


2; Enfield 3, Sabden 0; Goodshaw Utd 0, Rimington 4; Hurst Green 2, Barrowford YCW 0; Rock Rovers 3, Settle Utd 0; Worsthome 6, Rawtenstall 0. • TABLES First Division P W D L P


Goodshaw Utd ..3 3 0 0 9 RV Borough........ 3 2 1 0 7 HurstGreen ....4 2 1 1 7 OssyStMaiy’s ..5 2 1 2 7 Rimington.........3 2 0 1 6 Enfield..............4 2 0 2 6 Bly Boys’ Club . StacksteadsStJ .


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Colne Utd .........3 1 1 1 4 Sabden............4 1 1 2 4 Settle Utd .........2 1 ,0 1 3 Kelbrook...........3 0 1 2 Clitheroe RBL...4 0 1 Second Division P TV D


Langho.............. 5 4 0 Borrowdale Utd. .2 2 0


Bamoldswick Tn .3 ■ 2 0 BarrowfordYCW3 2 0 Rock Rovers ...,3 2 0 Read Utd......... 2 1 0 Worsthome . .. ..3


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classes from showing to working hunter. Rochdale Riding Club were the overall winners ahead


of the West Lancs Riding Club, the Bolton and Bury Riding Club, the Silver Birch Riding Club, the Leyland and District Riding Club and the Westhoughton and District Riding Club.


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FOURTEEN-under-pars was the end-product of^an • incredible round of golf by four Clitheroe GC mem:; bers in the weekend’s Texas ? Scramble. . / . Junior captain Mark


Hitchen has led by exam-V: pie this season. And he continued to do


so by leading his team of James Jackson, Gary Speak and Andrew Houghton to first place with a score of 57-3.2-53.8. The team of Peter Harri­


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’ 42 stableford points to win .the Bill Almond Memorial Trophy; at Mytton Fold.


k-- Simon -Pilbin (39) took Division.One after a card


■ play-off. ;,;with--Roger jAltham;.'.. John Berry (41)' : took.Division Two by one- point from Mark Green;.V;


?Ben;Ghan’s'38 was enough to wiri'Division Three by a point from Keith Gill. John Hammond (34),


Gillian Pinder (32) and Joe Cross (41) won the seniors’,


ladies’ and junior prizes respectively, nearest-the-


son, Archie Moro; Steven Dean and Peter Pedder were shell-shocked to find that their score of 61-3.8- 57.2 was only good enough for second place. Harry Richardson has.


had his health problems this year, but he battles bravely on and continues to return good cards. In the medal round at


Clitheroe on Saturday he carded 76-8-68 to take sec-


. ond spot in Division One behind the impressive Robert Bennie (73-10-63)., Dennis Greenup (71-2-69) was third after card play­ offs with Geoff Sutcliffe, Dave Wilson and Jeff Crowther. 'Paul Levet (85-18-67);


: pin awards • went to Bernard Kay, David Harg­ reaves, Pauline Bayliss and Thomas Holgate and Steve Jones and Ann Almond won straight-driving prizes. The previous day Roger


Altham scored'40 points to win the stablefdrd event by two points from Steve


' Jones. Paul Green (35) was third. Lady captain Marilyn


Fletcher finished five-up to win the Lister Cup at Clitheroe GC. Sharon Willis (two-up)


finished in second place. Joan Whittaker (97-26-


71) won Martin Foulds’ captain’s prize at Whalley GC.


took Division Two by.ai. shot from Jim Sprint (81- 13-68) with Wayne Town- • ley (86-14-72) in third .' place, while Mark Ash­ worth carded 71 for the gross prize and Keith Underwood’s 88-22-66 won the Division Three prize. Pat Crawford hit top


form to win the medal at Whalley GC on Saturday with a score of 82-19-63. John Kearsley (81-15-


66) was runner-up while Terry Pike won the Vin-. tage Decanter for carding the best veterans’ score on the day with a round of 91- 21-70 which edged out Brian Cooke (80-10-70) fol­ lowing a card play-off. On Sunday, 18 qualifiers


contested the Hitchen Tro­ phy, and Nigel Turpin (85- 15-70) emerged as the win­ ner by two shots from Andrew Wray (77-5-72)ri'" Daniel Milton amassed


/ , She needed a card play- :pff to beat Marilyn BuI-; cock (i03-32-71) into sec­ ond place and Julie Stephenson (103-32-72) finished third. ' Kath Hargreaves won


the Summer Knockout at Stonyhurst Park by beat­ ing Betty Austin in the final. •;


Lady members at.the


Hurst Green club also con­ tested an LGU Medal and nine-holer. Lady cap tain Frances


Lee (nett 72) won the medal after a card play-off with Kath Hargreaves, and Margaret Carrington card­ ed a nett 33 to win the nine-holer. Zac Foley won the junior


competition at Clitheroe GC with a score of 85-19- 66 - six shots better than Tim Swarbrick (92-20-72) who finished second ahead of Andrew Mercer (102-28- 74) arid Sarah Hale' (99- 225-74).


RIBBLE Valley Netball Club’s Under 16s became North West Champions at the Manchester Velodrome on Sunday. Tameside were swept, aside in the final, to hand the locals the


North West Teens Super League Tournament. Top teams from across the


region gathered to battle out for


. the top six places, in order to: qualify for the North West Teens


Super League. The side recorded wins against


Bury B, Bolton, Hyndburn, Sharpies and Tameside, before being faced with Bury A in the play-offs.


Plenty to celebrate at Chatburn Road!


CLITHEROE Cricket, Ten­ nis and Bowling Club has had plenty to celebrate after another exciting sporting sum­ mer. They have finished with sil­


verware in each of the sports after another successful cam­ paign on all three sporting fronts. In the Jennings Ribblesdale


League the first, second and third teams all finished in third spot in their respective division - and, most impor­ tantly, that' means the first team were again among the front-runners in the chase for the top title and will again fea­ ture in the Lancashire Cup next season. The Under 18s finished their


campaign as league champions and the Under 15s finished second in their division. Most notably Clitheroe


were the only club to field two teams iri the Urider 11s divi­ sion. That meant competitive


action every Thursday evening at.Chatburri Road, and the A team came within one game of completing a league and cup double. They won the league title in


emphatic style before missing out in the cup final when they lost to Read. On the bowling scene there


was promotion for both teams. The A team won the Second


Division of the Hyndburn and District Bowling League and


look forward to competing at a higher level next season. And the B team were run­ ners-up in the Second Division


. of the Great Harwood and ■ District Bowling League and also won promotion.


. ! On the tennis courts there was no shortage of success.


; Junior players won the East Lancashire Tennis League Junior Division after another season full of promise. And the seniors completed


another successful season by winning the Open Thrid Divi­ sion of the East Lancashire League and winning promo- ,tion. The mixed team finished .third in their division.


And after victory against the .


foraier Under 13 National Champions, they overcame another Tameside squad to take the title.


Newton hits five for


Chatburn


..Chatburn : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 .'CHATBURN were given something of a scare by Barrowford despite five goals from Newton. After being 4-1 up at half-time, the


Barrowford i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5


locals scored twice more, before the Pen- dle side came roaring back with four goals to set up a nervous finale. But a late’own goal settled the issue for


Chatburn. Newton handed the Ribble Valley side


a flying start after only 30 seconds, but Barrowford levelled from a corner after the locals’ keeper appeared to be fouled. Newton then set about a one-man mis­


sion with a quickfire treble haul to send Chatbum in 4-1 up. Nicholls added to the lead after the


break, before Newton netted his fifth. At this point Barrowfordcame to life


own to make it 6-5. ■' } ■ %


Chatbum were holding on, but a home defender put through his own goal, and handed the locals their third win of the season. Chatbum are in action on Saturday at


HARRY DEWHURST MEMORIAL


First Division Under 10 League One


SUNDAY LEAGUE Accoutre .......... 6 4 RESULTS


S6?1 " t : .......... \ i nSiteSipJtV" 'a 9 1 l Calderstones 1, Walmsley Akzo^ellow*5 4 2


Arms 1; Commercial 2 Stanhill Clitheroe Wotas' .6 1 1 4 Lions 6; Cross Axes 4, Miners 2; HuncoatUtd ....4 0 2 2 Waggon and Horses 4, Wilpshire Belvedere


4 0 2 2 Bulls Head 5. ■ Second Division


Crown Rovers 3, Stanley Street Clarets 1; Lomax 9, Sta- tion


0; Warners Arms T h ird D iv is ion Church Town 1, Griffins Head 4,


Oswaldtwistle Refugees 1; Wool- pack 1, Park 5.


Gt Harwood Tigers4 0 0 4 Barrowford Celtic 4 0 0 4 Under 10 League Two P W


2; Great Harwood Rovers 5, Clayton Le Moors 4; Roebuck 4, S S u K } Dog Inn 2; Stanley Street Old Boys 4. Foresters 2.


Laanghongho........,3 Rishton Utd Red .3 Wilpshire Wndis .3 Osw’twistle Blue .3 GtHwd Panthers 3 Osw’twistle Rngrs3 Borrowdale Utd. .3


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SUNDAY FIXTURES Terry Cattermolc Trophy


Undent L g u e One


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Calderstones v Stanhill Lions Osw’twistle Jnrs .3 2 1 0


P W D L P 7


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2 3 T A P I F Q Waggon *Horses5 3, 1 1. . 10. 3 i .


L p WiipshireBH . ..4 1 12 Calderstones .. .:3 0 6 Walmsley Arras ..4


' Stanhill Lions . ..5 Commercial. . . ..3


Padiham ...........3 1 0 EarbyTn......... 4 0 2 Rawtenstall. . . . .3 0 1 Bly Belvedere .. .3 0 0 3 0 6 Calderstones and Rolls-Royce have resigned from the league Reserve Division


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Worsthome.......6 Barrowford YCW 5 Enfield.............. 5 Rimington.........6


Rock Rovers ....5 Kelbrook...........3 Hurst Green . . . .6 Langho.............. 4 Bamoldswick Tn .5 ColneUtd . . . . . .5 Rawtenstall....... 5 Read Utd ........... 5 Sabden _____ .5 Goodshaw Utd ..6 Settle Utd ■■■■■■5


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ROEFIELD LEISURE CENTRE FIVE-A- SIDE FOOTBALL , '


LEAGUE RESULTS


• > ••• Clitheroe Clowns 23, GroinV


Strain 1; Grammar Lads 2, The v- Missfits.12; Red Army 3, Mad b Dog 1; Menacing Duck 2, Park- ' ers Arms 4; Rapid Hunting 3,-,-. New Inn 0. ’


t SUNDAY FIXTURES


, 9 fa.m. r-. ParkersvArms v k Rapid Hunting; 9-40 a.m. - Mad V Dogs VjMenacing Duck; 10-20 vi a.m; - The Missfits v Red Army; a 11 a.m. - Grom Strain v Gram-:;): mar Lads; 11-40 a.m. - Side of Beef v Clitheroe Clowns, v. ’ra'sJ:


1 12 1 10


2 3 Lomax......... . ..5 2 3 '..Warners Arms. ..4 2 2 • .P a rk ........; ..5 2 1 ; Station . . . . . . . ..5


1 6 Cross Axes . . . . ..3 1 6 • Low Moor . . . . ..4 1 6 1 3


Second D P


3 0 3 0 2 0 2 0 1 2 1 1 1 0 0 O'


L P 0 15 1 9 2 9 .


Griffins Head. . . .5 Stanley St OB ...4 Forcstcrers....... 5


Roebuck __ GtH’woodRov::5 ,


OssyRefugees ...5 2 1 Stanley St ClaietsS', 1 . 1 Crown Rovers ’.. .4 1 0 Woolpack. . . . . . .5 '. 0 , 0 Third Division P W D 5 4


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Church Town ....4 2 0 2 l!r(Osw'twistleJnrsj.3)/il,*, 1 1 4 4 3 JFCDynamos...2'' 1 0 1 3 ffi


3 1 1 ,10 0 4 3 C'ton Le Moors. .3 O' O 3 0


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Celtic Wolves Fuliedge Colts 1; Harwood Utd Utd twist


under 11


/.‘.League One: Belvedere Oswaldtwistle 1; Feniscowles Pendle Forest O. League Two: Borrowdale Utd 2, Huncoat Utd


2; RosscndaleVly '.;9 v6;’ 3 ;:'i is"' 2j Accoutre'.......‘.7 5 1,; 1 16’


<vi •(. LEAGUE,


iWilpshlre W Red ,3 0 f ’ lP,;.2::i;il? BaxendenYilla V.4 V O./J’O'74 0 Under 13


3..,KnuzdenYouth*:.6;. 4.1.0 ., 2* 12,. Akzo Yellow....’.6 . 3 1 2,10'


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WilpshireWBlue3 3 Accoutre. . . . . . . .3 2


.Feniscowles . . . . .2 1 Belvedere.


-.'.l VI .RishtonUtd .. .,2 1


ReadstoneUtd;.::.2 <:1 ;-0 Barrowford Celtic 0 -■ 0 0


% I ' Nelson


3 1. .4 Akzo (3reen’ v;!..2 1:0 0, 3 3 5 0


1 . 0 0


Akzo Yellow.;.;.2'. ,0.i;0 Undcr 12 League Two


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L P. 0


Borrowdale Utd . .3 '. . 3 ,;0 1 0 • 9


15 ;* Osw’twistleRngis3 ; 13 ■ 0 0 9 12 .’ijC'rocJVoivcs .r . .3 jv2 1 0 " /! Haslingden .'...'.3 2 0 1 6


Undcr 11 LcngueTwo r W JJ u


BaxendenVilla ..3 2 Wilpshire Wndrs .3 2 Gt Hwd Panthers 3 1 C’roeWolves . .. .3 1 Rishton Utd . . . .3 1 Borrowdale Utd i.3 1 Akzo Yellow....... 3 1 Huncoat Utd . . . .3 0 Undcr 12 League One


0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1


0 2 0 2 0 2 0 3


P W D L ReadstoneUW J l ” ” WARBURTON’S


Wolves 1; Ighten Leigh 3, Bacup Music Bar 3; New Inn 10, Bay Borough 1.


Briercliffe Rovers 5, Clitheroe Hotel A 8; Pendle Hotel B 9, Dog Horse 2.


, . „ „ “cr9 Undcr 10 , Horses 7; Brown Cow 4, Pendle Second Division BarnoidswickTndGlitheroe Buck wrinkieyS 9, Legion C 3;


Woives l; Fuiledge Colts Red 2 Royal 0ak A Buck B l l : Bnerchffe Rovers 2; Ighten Leigh white Horse A 5_ Pendle witch 2, Bacup Borough 3; Junior 7_


Clarets 5, Fuliedge Colts Blue 0. ‘ Third Division Under 11


Bamoldswick Barons 3, Junior Dog Music Bar B 3i RoyaI 0ak D e n t ...............■, ; ............................................... 2 „ Blue 2, Clitheroe Wolves 11; Ladies’ Division


Colts 0. Brierfield CdUcRed 10; Inn TONIGHTS FIXTURES PendleForest 10,TodmordenSC 1.


Clitheroe Wolves Rangers 2, Foul- jxigion g> Billington B 1; Pen- gressed in the Craven Challenge Cup at ridge Minors 9; Ighten Leigh l, dle Hotel 4_ Dog Inn B 5. Dog the expense of the Cumbrians.


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n„, Z :„ , pa™v°l 'V1C^ ^ B v Buck A; Castle A v Rose and Lloyd. Crown; Stork B v Billington A.


League: Bacup Borough 5, Colne Clarets 3; Briercliffe Rovers 4, ReadstoneUtd 1; Junior Ciarots4, Fuliedge Colts 1. ■'TABLES Undcr 9 P W D


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Ighten Leigh ....3 2 0 Briercliffe Rovs .


. 2 2 0


J 2 3 • BurnleyCW : ." l 0 0 0 2


.Under 10


' ’ V . : P W Junior Clarets . ..4 3 BarlickTn . . . . . .3 3 BacupBoro . .. ..4 3


: BriercliffeRovs ..3 < 2 FulledgeRed ....4 2 , Tod SC...............3 1 C'roeWolves ...,3 ' 1


'ighteriLeigh ..'..3 VO., Fuliedge Blue ...3 .0. • Colne Clarets....2


PendleForest B’ficld Celt Red C'rocWolves , , ’..5 ■ 4 Junior Clarets ...5 : 3 Belvedere Colts . .3 3 iFoulridge'Mins.-.4f‘i3 Bnercliffe Rovs . .4 B’field Celt Blue .6


1 n ’ 4 -n KnuzdenYouth..3 '1 ’0 112 3 nv,Tod SC.............. 5 I 0


U V v,; A ; ;


Ighten Leigh . . . .f , - 1 B’wickBarons .’..4


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D L 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 0, 2'


C’roe Wolves ....2 1 0 Bacup Borough . .2 0 0


v Brown Cow; Pendle Hotel A v Pendle Hotel B; Dog Music Bar v New Inn. Second Division


leys; Legion C v Craven B; Buck B v White Horse A. Third Division


Kings Arms v Station B;


White Horse B v Dog Music Bar B; Royal Oak B v Bridge B; White Lion v Legion D.


i!^? key, playerS returI™g to the s ld e ’ th e lo c a l s w e r e a lm o s t a t fu l1


r RUndM12- t T n Brown Cow v Stork A; Legion strength, and they took the lead through However, a series of chances were


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mance. Just before half-time, Dent equalised • from a free kick against the run of play.


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. , After the break, Dent went in front, but Waddington responded well, and Lloyd and Peter Fletcher both went close, while substitute Mark Harrison wasted the best opening. Man of the match Fletcher scored a quality individual goal to level matters


the winter league should have er, struck a late decider, registered on Tuesday night.


list of players and submit the The club would like to thank match registration fee before tomorrow sponsors Walsh Electrical. . night.


contact Peter Stirzaker immedi- hold ™ tr, win ately and arrange to complete a 1 mu 1


1 , , tAll teams are reminded that burn' in the Norman Pratt Trophy first* r m ie e m n e n n n u ia M D m u e t h a


On Saturday, Waddington are at Chat- ___ _ _ _


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T 1 10. 0 0 9 1 “ 9 2 ■ 6 4 - 6 : 2


0.. 1 12 3 2


ClitheroeWR ...4 O'-1,, 3 / 1 Jnr Claret Colts:.5 ;


FulledgcColts...4 ,,0 , 0,. 4 , -3 Under 12


0 .1 ••'••4 -.1


Please do not leave the cards • with any committee member.


SEPTEMBER


Setback for, Dog


3i'<3 .-26 - Hyndburn and Dis- DOG Inn suffered a*setback as they trict Bowling League went down to a bitterly disappointing annual presentation 4-2 defeat at Roebuck in the Third


night, Sydney Street Division. , WMC, 8 p.m. ■


, - Despite missing eight regulars, the


b hP«V 28 -.Clitheroe Town Pool - Whalley side.started brightly and came n'r l "r' ' Team A v Wigan, Buck.- dose on a number of occasions before


K n c S f c . i ' i o-o 6' Clitheroe Town Pool taking the lead on the half-hour when Cliviger Colts . . . 2 2 -‘'jO '/0 ^6 . Team B v Horwich,.- paul Pountain drilled home from the Ighten Leigh-:1


2 ' 0 '■ ■ ■


0 / >'6 Royal British Legion. ^ edge of the area.: - Clitheroe and District Within a minute though, the Budweis-


Pool League Chris Stew-.. er Boys' contrive’dwo score yet another art Foundation .Trophy, own goal to level the scores. 1 8 p ^ ._ ■


«*st C’roeWolves.9i)>!8;5 (0;sl -,:24■»;;B'wick Baron3.'K .2 0a i0:w;2s5 o f e •• P o o l L ea g u e p r e s e n ta - • .-Further lapses saw Roebuck tak e a 3-1 tion night, Rose.,and.illead early in the second half, but a 40- . , yard Pountain free kick hauled Dog back


- Clitheroe. and District his shoulder! . (V. Pool League presenta-


OCTOBER . ;;


^ Crown.' . ’ •


Items for the sports diary into the game.


Dog then suffered aserios'.injury as talented left back Andy Liles dislocated


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Any teams who did not should bay in the dying moments as the locals u i-i i u!


• Ail teams wishing to enter though, and Lloyd, last seasons top-scor- Keeper Jamie Hopcroft kept Dent at


Craven A 6; Legion A 10, Stork Q


FOOTBALL LEAGUE 2: Bi"ingt^ s^ ’i®™'™ Cow3’ White Hart 5, Waggon and


home to Waddington in the Norman Pratt Trophy, kick-off 2 p.m.


Late winner books cup progress


„ r ■ Station B 4, White Horse B 8; Waddington . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 late winner to ensure Waddington pro- West title for


Ribble Valley Netball Club’s Under 16s proudly display . their North West regional - trophy. - >v-“ "" ' ----- (A230903/1)


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