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ACCRINGTON SUNDAY


MEMORIAL >


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


Second Division. -


Queens Hotel Clarets 2. Third Division ■ ■'


Griffins Head 5, Dog Inn* 1;


Queens Old Boys 4, Roebuck 1. FIXTURES


First Division p * Stanhill Lions v Low Moor


(Memorial Park); Wilpshirc Bulls Head v Ossy Refugees (MemorialPark).' \ ;• Second Division -


(Wilson’s); Waggon and Horses v, - Knuzden (Roefiold);.Woolpack v Crown Scaffolds (Haslingdcn). Third Division


Dog Inn v Lomax (Wilsons);


Roebuck v Park (Haslingden). TABLES >'■


Miners Arms . ..11 ; 7. 2 ;2 23 Duke of Well . ..10 6 2 A 2 20 Wilpshire BH. ...8 6 1 &1 19


First Division . P W D L: P


Plough . . . . . . ...6 3 2 ,1; 11 Woodnook ... ...9 3 2 4* 11 Stanhill Lions ...9 .3 2 4-’’l l Cross Axes ... ..10 3 1 6 10 Low Moor ... ..10 o 2 ■ 6 8 Ossy Refs........11 1 2 Second Division


8 5


Caldcrstones . ..11 9 0 2 27 Waggon &H . ..12 9 0 3, 27 Station........ ..ii 5 3 3 18 Crown Scaft.. . .u S 2 4 17 Commercial.. ...9 5 0 4 15 Queens HC... ..12 4. 3 5 15 Knuzden....... ..11 5 0 6 15 Woolpack__ ..12 3 0 9 9 Ossy Rovers ....11 1 0 Third Division


P w D L P 10 3 PICASSO 1.6 SX


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Park........... ..11 8 2 1 26 QOB........... ..11 7 1 3 22 Castle.......... ..10 7 1 2 22 Lomax ........ ..10 5 2 3 17 Church........ ..12 5 2 5 17 GririHd....... ..11 S 1 5 16 Foresters....... ..12 3 3 6 12 Roebuck ....... ..12 2 2 7 8 Dog Inn....... .,11 0 2 9 2


VMI ACCRINGTON AND DISTRICT


JUNIOR FOOTBALL


LEAGUE TABLES


Under 9 League One P W D L P


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AccoutreFC ...14 13 1 0 40 FulledgeColts..15 11 2 2 35 Headstone Uld .15 10 3 2 33 Barrowford CelticM 9 3 2 30 Rishton Utd B!uel4 7 1 '6 22 Blackburn Celtic 15 5 3 1 Osw'twistle Blue 15 4 3 t Langho........... 10-4 2 1C AKZOGreen ...15 0 1 14 Gt Hwd Panthercl3 0 1 12 Under 9 League Two P W D I. 11 1 11 1 7 - 6 ! 5 I


AKZO Yellow ..12 Gt Hwd Tigers..13 St Joseph's.......13 WilpsliireWndrsl2 Borrowdalo Utd .12


P W D L P Commercial v Calderstones Waggon and Horses 11, ■


/ClitheroeWolves . 9 4 1 4 13 Rishton Utd Red 12 2 1 9 7 Osw’twistleRgrsM 2 > 1 11 7- Osw'twistle Red 13 1 0 12 3 i UnderlOLcaguoOnc


0sw’twistleRgisl3 9e 0 4 - 27- P W D L P


AKZO Green...13’ 8 ‘ 1 4 25 Barrowford Celticl3 8 0 5 24 Langho........13 7 3 3 24 •Accoutre Blue .11 8 1 2 22 Fulledge Colts ..15 6 2 7 20 RcadstoneUtd ,14 5 1 8 16. Peniscowlcs ....15 4 4 7 16 Accoutre Yellow .14 2 4 8 10 GtHwdPanthersl3 0 4 9 4 ' Under 10 League Two


. P W D L P


Oswaldtwistle '..15 14 0 1 42 Gt Hwd Tigers..13 11 1 1; 34 Belvedere .......14 9 0 5127


< StJoscph’s . . . . .13 9 0 4 - 27 HuncoatUtd ...14 5 3 6 18 Clitheroe Wolves 13 3 3 7 12 AKZO Yellow ..13 4 0 9 12 Rishton Utd. . . . 11 3 0 8 9 BorrowdaleUtd .12 2 1 9 7 WilpshireWndrsl4 1 2 11, 5 Under 11 Full-Sided


’ AccoutreFC ...15 15 0. 0 45 /.Feniscowles ....16 12 2 2 38 j ReadstoneUtd :14 12 0 2 36 Rishton Utd .,..14 10 2 2 32


■ - . P W D L P


: Pendle Forest...14 8 1'; 5 25 Osw’twistle Ran 17 8 1 8 25 JFCDynamos ..12 5 2 5 17 CUtheroe Wolves 15 5 0 10 15 GtHnYd Rovers 16 4 ' 0 12 12 Knuzden Youth .17 4 0 13 12 •B’ford Celtic.. .18 - 3 0 15 6-


Oswaldtwistle ..16 2 0 14 6 Under 12 League Two t ■


’ P W D L P


KnuzdenYouth.il 9 1 1 28 Clitheroe WRngrsl2 9 0 3 27 JFC Dynamos. .11 7 0 4 21 Clitheroe Wolves 12 6 1 5 19 AKZO Orange..10 1 1 8 4


West End........12 0 1 11 1 Under 13 League One P W D L P


AccoutreFC ...12 9 1 2 28 Clitheroe Wolves 13 8 0 5 24 Barrowford CelticlO 7 0 3 21 Baxenden Villa .13 5 0 8 15 RossendaleVly ..9 Oswaldtwistle ..10 AKZO;. .......13 . Under 13 LcagueTwo


' P W/.-'D L P


St Joseph's i . . ; . 14 13 1- 0 40 Rishton Utd.;..13 9 2 2 29 HuncoatUtd ...13 8 Wilpshire Wndrs 14 5 Blackburn Utd. .14 5 Clitheroe W Rngrsl5 5 0 10 15 Oswaldtwistle Villal3 0 0 13 0


MCDONALD'S


HYNDBURNAND DISTRICT BOYS'


FOOTBALL LEAGUE TABLES


Under 12 Red 15 P W D L P


0 3-1 1 34 25 21 15


14 Gt Harwood R ..11 10 0 1 30 1 BlueStar ........12 10 0 2 30 1 Accoutre A.......11 9 0 2 27 Langho........... 13 8 0 5 24 P Osw'twistle Villa 13 7 0 6 21 Oswaldtwistle ..12 RossendaleUtd .11 JFC Dynamos..13 BlacksnapoW ..10 Darwen Rangers 14


6 6 5 2 1


1 0 1 1


2 11


'2 3 26 1 8 16 0 9 15


GlobeBolloughPkU 0. 1 13, 1 Under 12 Blue


Lammack11 -10 ' 1


P W D L P 0 31


Haslingden....... 13 9 1 3 28 ReadstoncUtd .15 9 1 5 .28 FulledgcColts ...9* 8 1 0 25 Islington Boys ..14 7 1 6 22, StJoseph’s .....11, 6 : 0'- 5 18 Rossendale Vallcyl2 5 .-.It 6 16 .. Whalley .......11 4 0r 7 12 Accoutre B.......12 4 0 8 12 B’ford Celtic ...13- 2 0 11 6 RossendaloUtd .13 0 0 13 0 , Under 13 R e d '


P W D L P RossendaleUtd ..7 5 0 2


■ Lammack. . . . . . JS 4 1 0 Knuzden Youth'.'il- 4 1 3 . GlobeBolloughPk5 3: 0 2>.


ReadstoneUtd . .9 2 0 7 >. C’roeWolvesB-..9 - 0, i0 9/. Under 16 Blue P W D L


St Joseph's ......-.7 4 0 3 Brunlea........... 8 -2 .2 -4-. Mill Hill St Peter’s8 2 1 5 : JFC Dynamos.. .8 2 1 .5 C’roc Wolves A ..9 0 1 8


Accoutre.........13 13 , 0 0 39 , RcadstoneUtd .13 8 2 3 26 BlueStar ......11 ; 8 1- 2 25 ; GtHarwoodRAll 5. 2 :4 17 j Osw’twistle Villa 13 3 -.3 7 12 ■} Whalley..........11 3 - 2 611 Darwen Rangers 11 3 2 6'11 . Earcroft........ .10 3 0 7 9 RosscndaleUtd .11 0 0 11 0 Under 13 Blue - P W D L P


Lammack......12 10 0 2 30. AKZO Nobel...12 9 1' 2 28.


Fulledge Colts ..11 9 0 2 27 GtHarwoodRB12 5 1 6 16 Langho ........12 5 1 6 10 Haslingden.......11 3 1 ,7 10 IvyRoveis .....12 3 • 0 » 9 9 Blue Star Aces..12 1 O i l 3 Under 14 Red


■ P W D L P


BorrowdaleUtd .10 9 0 1 27 C'roeWolvesA ..9 8 - 0 1 24 Lammack........ 11 7 2 2 23 Whalley A .......14 6 4 4 22 Haslingden.......13 6 0 7 18 AKZO Nobel A .10 5 2 3 17 RossendaleUtd .12 4 1 7 13


Oswaldtwistle ..14 2 2 10 8 Fulledge Colts ..11 2 1 8 7 Langho........... 10 2 0 8 6 Under 14 Blue P W D L P


1 4 13 0 6 12 0 11 6


C’roe Wolves B .14 12 1 1 37 HuncoatUtd'.’..11 9 1 1 28 Gt Harwood R ..12 9 0 3 27 RossendaleVly .12 9 0 3 27 Osw'twistle Villa .8 8 0 0 24 Akzo Nobel B ..13 5 1 7 16 Islington Boys. .12 4 1 7 13 Brunlea........... 12 4 0 8 12 Bamoldswick PR14 4 0 10 12 RosscndaleUtd .13 1 1 11 4 Whalley B .......15 0 1 14 1


Under 15 Red P W D


BlueStar ........ 11 10 1 Knuzden..........12 9 1 Rishton Utd. . . .11 8 3 C'roeWolvesA .13 6 1 West End Utd ..13 5 2 RossendaleUtd .12 4 2 Oswaldtwistle ..10 4 1 Langho ..........11 3 0 Gt Harwood R . .12 2 2 ReadstoneUtd .13 1 1 Under 15 Blue P W D


L P 0 31


RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES’DARTS 'LEAGUE


‘


Kath Smith Memorial Darts and Domino knockout competition Darts: Winner - M. Wadding-


.RESULTS


ton (Conservative Club): Run­ ner-up - K. Heyworth (Bay Horse).


■’ ' Dominoes: Winner - M. Bow­


man (BHlington BC); Runner-up, -C . Lockett. High scores: C. Lockett 124; M. Boyd 121,115; A. Metcalfe


RIBBLE VALLEY DARTSAND


DOMINOES WINTER


LEAGUE RESULTS Darts


Band Club B 1, Judge Walms-


ley 11; Black Bull 10, Red Rock 8; Bay Horse 9, Pendle Inn 3;


Neiy.Inn 7, Band Club A 5. ” ' Dominoes Band Club B 6, Judge Walms-


Inn 6, Band Club A 6. Total


ley 6; Black Bull 8, Red Rock 4; Bay Horse 9, Pendle Inn 3; New


ley 17; Black Bull 18, Red Rock 6; Bay Horse 18, Pendle Inn 6; New Inn 13, Band Club A11.


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT


SNOOKERLEAGUE RESULTS


First Division


11 4 A (415) 4. O. Hayhurst 92, P. WaddingtonA . .10 Conchie 75; D. Robinson 47, J. Downham ....... .10


5 19 5


7 16 7


18 7


5


HuncoatUtd ...14 13 1 Junior Clarets ..15 11 1 Fulledge Colts . .13 10 1 B’ford Celtic .. .12 7 0 Lammack..........0 5 1 Rossendale Utd ..9 3 2 C’roe Wolves B .13 3 0 Whalley..........12 3 0 Feniscowles ....13 3 0 Globe BolloughPkll 0 0 Under 16 Red P W D


Osw'twistle Utd..7 6 0


6 19 85; D. Heesom 90, T. Robinson RB Legion__ .10 8:- 2 96 6 17 65; C. Aspinall 54, N. Hey 88; R. TalbotB . . . . . . TO 7. v 3 : 88 6 14 Malloch 89, G. Parker 60; M. Clitheroe Con B .10 7 3 80 5 13 Paul 85, D. Cowking 77; R. Whalley ......... .10 6 4 68 8 9 Gladwin 74, W. Robinson 94. 8 8


2 28 Downham (470) 8, Slaidbum 0 27 (469) 6. S. Turner 78, E. Rigby.


V -■ W-;Y . P Billington A ... .10 5 5 66


Talbot B (476) 10, Billington Low Moor A... .10 5 5 64 3 7 64


L P Gibson 89; A. Dickinson 68, N. Chatbum A . . . .10 3 7 56 0 40 Harris 73; P. Whittaker 82, T. Slaidbum....... .10 3 7 56 3 34 Rydeheard 53; C. Hayhurst 82, 2 31 P. Barker 78; M. Garth 105, T. 5 : 21 Wilson 47. 4 16


3 7 62 Second Division p W L P


10- 9 Sumner 71; M. Holmes 86, J. Talbot A ......... .10 4 6 68 11 0 Waggett 69; C. Smith 92, G. BillingtonB ... .10 5 5 64 Taylor 72; S. Traynor 66, J. Tim-' Police ........ . .10 3 7 60 3 7 52 3 6 40


10 9 Cross 65; S. Thompson 80, R. Catholic Club.. .10 5 5 78 9 9 Smith 61; C. Drinkwater 72, J. Rimington A .. .10 4 6 70


4 11 ley (405) 2; P. Traynor 75, J. Rimington B .. ..9 7 2 80 Low Moor A (471) 12, Whal- Low Moor B . . . .10


L P perley 67. 1 18


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Wolves Under 13s suffer cruel late blow after a brave fightback - but bounce back in style


Clitheroe Wolves Rangers Under 1 3 s ................4 Rishton United................................................ . .5 CLITHEROE Wolves Rangers Under 13s suffered a heart-breaking 5-4 defeat to second placed Rish­ ton United at Roefield. After, producing a tremendous second half fight­


back to pull the scores back to 4-4 alter trailing 4-1, the locals conceded a iast-minute goal. Wolves’ lone goalscorer in the first half was Alex


Newton but the Wolves defensive frailties were exposed as they trailed 4-1 at half-time. The Wolves started the second half brightly and


pulled a goal back through Philip Darnell. And things got better for the locals as Daniel Rigg


made it 4-3. David Fallon then missed from the penalty spot but Clitheroe equalised through Rigg > once more but it was Rishton, who had the last laugh.


Blackburn United .............................................. .3 Clitheroe Wolves Rangers Under 1 3 s ...............4 CLITHEROE Wolves Rangers Under 13s put up a battling performance to beat Blackburn United 4-3 on a heavy pitch at Pleckgate. Philip Darnell and Daniel Rigg put the locals into a


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commanding 2-0 lead. However, a disastrous final 10 minutes of the first half saw Clitheroe concede twice. The second half started as the first had finished with Blackburn piling on the pressure. : • ■ i The Wolves defence held out until the 50th minute


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when Blackburn took the lead after a scramble in the Wolves box. The goal against them seemed to spur the Wolves


Rigg produced a brilliant solo effort to win the match. Baxenden .............................. ..: ; . . . . . . . . . . .’.5 . Clitheroe Wolves Under 13s , \ ; . . . . . . . .» . . .3. WOLVES lost out to Baxenden in an exciting contest of end-to-end football. Clitheroe started the better and soon went 1-0 up. ■ /


on and they levelled the score on 60 minutes when David Fallon curled a shot into the top comer. With five minutes remaining man of the match


; . Shortly afterwards they were awarded a penalty,


but unfortunately were unable to convert the oppor­ tunity. Leading 1-0 at half-time, Wolves must have thought


way through the second half recovered to lead 3-1. At this stage, Wolves were reduced to 10 men, but


the remainder continued to battle bravely. The man of the match award went to Matthew


Hanson, and on the score sheet for Wolves were Conor Parfitt (2) and Ben Allen: Barnoldswick Barons Blue ; ...............................0 Clitheroe Wolves Under 9s .......................... .... .2 CLITHEROE took control of this match after 90 seconds when Ripley intercepted a back pass from a Bamoldswick defender and fired home. With the wind at their backs, Clitheroe pushed for a


second goal which came five minutes before half-time, Ripley scoring again from a matter,of inches after Parkinson's effort was blocked on the line. In the second half Clitheroe had a number of good


chances to add to their score but came up against a goalkeeper in fine form. Good all-round team display from the entire team


particularly from Bailey, Dent, Nettleton and Bow- ness. Barnoldswick Park Rovers .................................3 Clitheroe Wolves Under 9s .................................3 THIS first round cup match proved to be an end to end game which neither team deserved to lose. . Two fine goals from Bailey and Ripley meant the sides were level at the end of full time.


. Clitheroe scored early in the first half of extra time through Ripley and-had hoped that this would be


/ enough to see them through but unfortunately with ’ two minutes of extra time left Barnoldswick pulled ■level.'/


tunately Clitheroe lost. /• ..A fine team display with good contributions from


• The tie was then decided on penalties which unfor­ .■ ■


they would come out on top. Unfortunately Baxenden had other ideas and mid­


everyone, but special mention should go to Bailey, Nuttall and Ibbotson. Clitheroe Wolves Under 14s B lu e ..................... 5 Great Harwood ........................ ............................1 FIRST played second at the weekend, and it was the league leaders who came out on top and smashed through 100 goals for" the season. After a tense start with both teams hitting the


pictured) burst down the left wing cut inside and smashed it past the keeper not only for the second goal but for the 100th of the season. After half time the fluent football from the Wolves


woodwork the Wolves took the initiative when leading scorer Tom Rutherford was put through and rounded the keeper to score. Wolves continued to press and Cristian Coppola (


was the Wolves glory day and chance to put more space between them and the rest of the team’s chal­ lenging for the league. WhallegJuniors Pumas Under 10s ........... .. .2 Barnoldswick Barons


let in Nicky Byrne who finished a six-man move by beating the keeper from close range. Man of the match Sam Johns got on the scoresheet again finishing a five- man move before Nicky Byrne scored his second and the fifth. Although Harwood got one back before full time it


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. their 100% record for 2003, as they slogged out a 2-1 win oyer Barnoldswick Barons.


WHALLEY Juniors Pumas' Under 10s maintained • /


was the Barons who took the lead midway through the first half.


In a .very even game, with chances at both ends,‘it ■ v


Almost immediately, Whalley struck back with a


stunning 20-yard effort from Lewis Cassidy. // Parity remained well into the second half, before man of the match Charlie Woodruff clinched Whal- ■ ley’s win with a delightful chipped finish:


. ”... /- On a very heavy pitch, this a fine team perfor-


/ mance, with every Whalley player working exception^ ally hard for the win.


■..........£2495 ChatbumB ... .10 Clitheroe Conservative B Waddington B . ..9


Clitheroe Con A .10 8 2 88 7 3 86


Band Club B 7, Judge Walms-


i (478) 8,' Chatbiirn' A (397) 6. D. v . Nelson',78, G. Simkin 52; S. h.


'•/Whittaker 65: MrLawson 88; I;Y>


it Nash 60, P. Clark 64; P Clegg 65, S: ‘G. Clark 78; G. Ireland 103, S.i Almond .47; F. Watson 107, J//- Lockley,73.


- Rossendale Valley 9 7 1 1 ; Gt Harwood R ...7 4 . 0 3


B'bum Eagles ..10 9 0 1 ; ‘ Second Division • ' . 1


:.'vJ Billington B (513) 4, Tilbot A (529)10. C. Gorzella 101, F. Whittaker 97; M. Unwin 99, G.


//Proctor 88; Z. Mirkovic 82,’J.y * Winder 99; D. Hargreaves 70, P.: . Proctor 93.


'Johnson 67; J. Ainsworth 75, S. •Proctor 85; S. Stanley. 86, T..


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Police (486) 4, Lolw Moor B (494) 8. F. Booth 83,1. Perry 68;


•t D; Bowness 104, F. Wilson 72; B. • Griffiths 63, T. Richardson 95; I.


- Hartley 69, M. Moss 101; A. i Pilkmgton 91, D. Johnson 75; J. Griffiths 76, G. Waddington 83. Chatbum B (406) 2, Clitheroe


Conservative A (497) 12. R. Parker 78, R. Grant 101; No


, player 0, M. Whittaker 60; T. Cordeau 71, A. Isherwood 92; J. Read 63, D. Smith 71; C. Monks 75, K. Smith 110; S. Simkin-119, T. Smith 63.


’ J. Johnson, P. Shanley, J. Gal- Calvert 85, R. Alston'48; S. laghe^= 100.


108; N. Harwood 103; A. Lakin, :V Catholic Club • (411 jl;2ICD. __


Rimington A- 1557,)i':12,i , Petty 66, A. Jackson 87; G. Wat-


son 113, A. Byrne 66; M. Yates 86, J. Byrne 67; S. Edmondson 107,1. Middleton 80; M. Rhodes 100, M. Plant 63. FIXTURES


Singles Knockout Second Round: M. Garner


(07940 447825) v R. Grant (01200 442018); S.Thompson (07946 217724) v M. Holmes (01200 425474); P. Clegg (01200 423228) v A. Rydeheard (01254 824711); S. Traynor (01200 424987) v R. Gladwin (01200 441072); C. Lawson (07796 327763) v B. Watson (01200 423965); C. Gorzella (01254 231958) v D. Ireland (01200 429204); G. Simkin (01200 428703) v S. Proctor (0199561545). • All matches are best of


three frames, to be played and results phoned through to Gra­ ham Ireland (01254 245501) before Monday February 3rd. TABLES;


First Division MEMBER^ of the St Augustine’s table tennis teanu (s) r7.V§ . " Ping-pong prowess


THE 11th Inter Schools’ Table Tennis Competition was played last week at the Hyndburn Regional Table Tennis Centre, with several local sides in action.


, / Two teams fipm St : Augustine's, Billingl’*


ton represented the Rihble Valley in the" Under 13 section. St Augustine’s B - Claire Bunting, Levi


O'Malley and Mathew Singleton - were beaten to the last four by QEGS A and St Christopher’s, Accrington D. St Augustine’s A - Liam Bedford, Sam


Chambers and Romaine Townsend - also came a cropper at the hands of QEGS B in the semi-finals.


fc lZ c : - In the Under 14s play-off, Bowland's


team of Richard Coar, John Walmsley and Richard Robinson represented the Ribble Valley. The final was contested between Queen


Elizabeth Grammar and Bowland-High. Bowland put up a very spirited, perfor­


mance with four matches out of the nine played in the final going to three games, before the match was finally decided 12-9 in favour of QEGS. In the Under 16s section, St Augus­


tine's, comprising of Joe. Chambers and twins Mark and Carl Ainscough, reached the final.


; But the QEGS side proved too strong for St Augustine's, winning 18-12.


semis:


Horton..................... .. .1 Waddington


.........2


WADDINGTON pro­ gressed thorugh to the semi-finals of the First ■ Division Cup, courtesy of a narrow victory at Horton. The visitors took control -


of the first half and took the • lead just 10 minutes in with a goal from Matt Pope.


, The second half saw top scorer Robert Lloyd make it 2-0 with a well-taken goal, before the home side finally got going and started to put


■Waddington under pres­ sure. ■ A rasping shot hit the


Waddington post, before Horton finally reduced the deficit to 2-1 five minutes


later. But visiting goalkeep­ er Ian Walsh was in, sparkling form for the final 15 minutes, to snuff out any hope of a Horton fightback. Waddington return to


Horton for their next game on Saturday, this time for a league fixture, meet Waddington Arms 12-30 p.m.


Bowls entries are required


RIBBLESDALE Wanderers Bowling Club’s Whitbread Spring Doubles com­ petition takes place on consecutive Sat­ urdays from May 24th through to the finals day June 21st. Prize money on offer is £850 with £300


awarded to the winners. Practice on each day is from 5 p.m. to 5-30 p.m. with scratch time 6 p.m. . The entry fee is £10 and if you would like to enter then please send a stamped addressed envelope to Mr Michael Brit-


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cliffe, 162 Chatburn Road, Clitheroe, Lancs, BB7 2AZ (424328 or 424979). The club is also accepting entries for its


annual Bar-Be-Quick Floodlit Pairs Bowling competition which runs from Monday to Thursday in the last week of September and first two weeks of Octo­


ber. Prize money is £1,680 with the winners


set to receive £400. Entry fee is £10 and to enter please contact Mr Britcliffe on the above address.


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:: to forget DOG Inn remain without a


- in the Memorial League . Third Division.- ■ The Whalley side made a promising start, only to .


’win this season after going down 5-1 to Griffins Head


. go a goal down when the \ (.referee awarded the home' -side a dubious penalty. However, they snatched


a deserved equaliser cour­ tesy of a stunning Paul Pountain free-kick. Dog had chances to take


the lead either side of half­ time, but failed to make the most of their openings. They then suffered a


cruel blow on the hour, when star centre-half Garry Pearse scored an unfortunate own-goal. Further chances came


and went before key winger Eddie Andrews was carried off with an ankle injury. Having already lost


Chris West early in the game, Kerins’ men were forced to play out the final 15 minutes with 10 men. Their hosts capitalised


on this and netted three times in the dying minutes to give the scoreline a flat­ tering look. Kerins said: “Pretty


much everything that could have gone wrong did go wrong. However, the effort of the players was superb, and on another day we could easily have been celebrating a famous victo­ ry.”


Champions move into the last 16


DEFENDING North West Small Table Snooker champions Clitheroe Royal British Legion B came through a tricky encounter at home to Nelson side General Gordon. Legion’s A team also


won, by four frames to one, at Central Working Mens’ Club, Blackpool last Satur­ day. Both sides await the draw for the last 16.


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