68 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, April 1 st, 2004 Control is


Clitheroe......................23 Broughton .................7 A CONTROLLED and disciplined performance by the town rugby team was the key to this hard- fought victory at Little- moor last Saturday. The Manchester side


always travel with a repu­ tation, and this was well


V/r deserved when a Clitheroe player was felled within minutes of the kick-off. Anxious not to plummet


to their levels of foul play, Clitheroe knew they had to be at their most arctic- like coolness and let the referee take care of off-the- ball incidents. The only surprise was


that it took until the sec­ ond half before the red card was produced and marching orders were given. In between times there was, even to the most


) casual of observers, too many a f is t flying, and. although Clitheroe are not whiter than white in a hard physical contact game, these incidents left a bitter taste and somewhat took the sheen off a good result. During the periods


i V


when some actual rugby football was being played, the locals held the edge in most phases - just edging the scrummages and almost completely domi­ nating the line outs. Also with the power and


size of two Lomu-sized wingman in the shape of Alex Hough and Edward Hacking, they found the flanks too hot to handle. Both wingers are still novices, for different rea-


Maroon and Golds


sons, and still have plenty to learn. Hough is a newcomer to


the game, but has the pace, coupled with the build, to add to his try tally even further this term. Hacking, a converted


back row player, can unlock many a defence at this level with raw block­ busting power when he puts his mind to it. Quietly guiding these


two wings is full-back Jim Moody, who always does the basics right and has been almost ever present this season. For the record, it was


three tries to Clitheroe, of which Hacking scored a brace. The first was put away


after number eight Ollie McEntyre picked up from the base of a scrum, while the second was a 30-yard blast through several would-be tacklers. Then it was Hough’s


turn. A line out on the right, followed by some quick hands, allowed enough space to open up for him to scoot down the wing. Fly half Nathan Peel


then chipped in on the score with two penalties and a conversion to keep the scoreboard ticking over.


Broughton never looked


like breaching Clitheroe’s defence, but somehow managed to contrive to allow the referee to award them a penalty try. Clitheroe now take their


three-match unbeaten run to local rivals Colne and Nelson this Saturday.


Whalley bowls date


THE Derek Lord Memorial Trophy will be held at Whalley Bowling Club on Saturday. All players are asked to report at the time stated below. Scratch time will be 20 minutes.


h i - . 10 a.m. - J. Mason and M. Smith v T. Singleton and S. Gor­


ton; D. Howard and K. Hilton v B. Ashworth and P. Holden; V. O’Donnell and E. Pye v J. Chatwin and M. Wright; K. and P. Hutchinson v P. Bold and E. Exley. 10-45 a.m. - B. Yerkess and partner v D. and C. Anderton;


B. and h. Tomlinson v G. Whittle and J. Leaver; J. Gregson and G. Taylor v D. and J. Navin; N. Threlfall and partner v P. and


D. Bonney. Noon - M. Keelty and G. Radivojevic v F. Corban and part­


ner; D. and M. Waterhouse v J. Davies and B. Tomlinson; A. Cornall and J. Howarth v J. Pimrick and partner; R. and E.


, Haworth v R. and C. Campbell. 1 p.m. _ R Holt and J. Allen v R. Turner and M. Fryer; C.


and R. Shaw v G. and S. Wood; R. Slinger and M. Comall v M. Gavaghan and N. Dickinson; P. Singleton and G. Yorke v G.


and E. Glover.


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College’s county ®


crown FOR the fourth successive year, Stonyhurst College have walked away with L j the Cauwood Trophy in _ the Lancashire Cup rugby competition.


, The Under 14 XV beat ' -


King Edward VII and ^ Queen Mary School from ^ Lytham 18-5 in the final at Blackburn Rugby Club. @ Coach Gareth Thomas


said: “The team have shown tremendous improvement throughout the season. “They played exception­


ally well to lift the trophy and I am immensely proud of them.” The Stonyhurst squad


and coach Gareth Thomas are pictured as they cele­ brate their success, (s)


Buccaneers are put to the


Clilheroe Buccaneers .......... 0 St P iu s ........................................ 83 CLITHEROE Buccaneers had their first home fixture at Little- moor as they entertained St Pius Primary School from Preston. After two senior team training


sessions during the week, the pitch proved soft going to say the least.


by Adrian Capstick


Club. After a very busy and


B


successful year, the club held its annual meeting on Sunday, and the forthcom­ ing season promises much. The club are presently


looking for a home to call their own, as a lack of training facilities has con­ tinued to cause problems. The club would ideally


like to see new facilities built in the area, as the club relies on the use of Ribblesdale Technology College and Clitheroe Royal Grammar Schools’ facilities. It has also been a busy


year in terms of new ven­ tures for the club, with social dinner dances and a successful three-day net- ball summer school that was over-subscribed. Over the past financial


year, the club saw a small profit, and although mak­ ing a profit is not a key issue, the club runs to a tight budget. If it wasn’t for grants


and donations of £1,058, and fund raising of £3,500, the club would have to raise their fees. The club’s biggest


fundraiser this year was the dinner dance at the golf club, which raised £2,251, but the cost of


* * 7 » - * * » ' * ' " ' . C L M V - Ribble Valley Netball Club officials are pictured at the club’s annual meeting. (A280304/99)


Big plans for the future at the Valley’s thriving netball club


coaching, kit, equipment and rent dug into the bud­ get. There could be a small


increase in match fees in September if tournaments continue to fail to cover costs, but a 10% reduction in fees is available if they


are .paid on time each term. The club is now becom­


ing known at national and local levels as a force to be reckoned with as well as a service to the local com­ munity - something the club is very proud of and


aims to build upon in the new season. The Under 14 and


Under 16 squads both reached the National Finals and members from each of those two age groups have represented the county, attended Eng-


land training sessions and 0 been in contention for the Under 17 England squad. ^ Meanwhile other squads


have enjoyed both league and tournament success '2$ that sees the club now holders of three trophies.


O !


Langho .. Enfield...


Hurst Green Kelbrook ...


IG plans are in store for Ribble Valley Netball


And the extra height of the Pre­


ston combined Under 11s and Under 12s team was a distinct advantage as the sleepy Bucca­ neers wallowed in the hallowed mud of Clitheroe. In truth, the final score proper­


ly reflected the experience of a dis­ ciplined St Pius side. All were equals, however, in the


clubhouse later with chips and sandwiches provided by the hosts, ever generous in defeat. This Sunday the normal train­


ing session is to be preceded by an adult “just for fun” tag tourna­ ment at 10 a.m., with a visit from an England-capped Sale Sharks player scheduled for later in the morning.


Clitheroe Buccaneers run train­


ing sessions every Sunday during term time starting at 11-15 a.m. at Littlemoor. For more information, contact


either Declan O'Duffy (01200 428292) in the evenings or at the weekend, or Vince Murray (01200 441142).


Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified)


FOOTBALL LEAGUE F i r s l D iv is io n P W


north west COUNTIES


-3Mossley......... 37 25 CUTHER0E ...36-2a Woodley S p o rts ...36 25


FleetwoodTn ...-.36 22 WarringtonTn ...36


17 18 AlsagerTn......... 38 15 14 4


•3Cu®n Ashton .38 17 . 9 12 57 Newcastle Tn ... .36 17 Skel'daleUtd...... 38 CongletonTn ....34


8 10 62 9 59


Stone Dominoes ..37 15 14 12


Nantwich Tn......35 13 Salford City........36 13 Trafford............ 40 13


Atherton LR...... 38 13 Bacup Bo ro u g h ...35 13


St Helens Tn...... 37 Squires Gate...... 37 Abbey Hey ........39 Atherton Col! ....38


R e se rv e D iv is io n P IV


Flixton................13 11 CLITHEROE ...16 10


Maine Road ...... 17 10 GlossopNE......... 18 10


Padiham............ 16 9 Woodley Sports...15 7


Nelson................14 5 ■3AshtonTn........16 6


| Chadderton.........17 5


7 15 52 13 48 15 47 19 47 18 46 16 45


14 56 17 55 8 54


R’bottomUtd....3 3 10 10 13 40 GlossopNE........38


8 21 35 5 23 32 9 21 30 6 26 27 8 24 26


D


2 4 2 2 1 4


Dais)’Hill ..........16 Atherton LR...... 17 EAST LANCASHIRE


3 2 1 3


President’s Cup Borrowdale Utd 2, Rock


Rovers 7; Colne Utd 1, Enfield 5; Hurst Green 1, Langho 0 (AET); Padiham 3, Settle Utd 3 (AET); Rimington 5, Barrowford YCW 0; Stacksteads St Joseph’s 6, Read Utd 3; Worsthorne 3, Burnley Boys’ Club 4. Reserve Division


Barrowford YCW 2, Rawten-


stall 3; Enfield 2, Rock Rovers 3; Goodshaw Utd 0, Hurst Green 3; Kelbrook 0, Worsthorne 2; Read Utd 0, Rimington 2; Sabden 2, Langho 4; Settle Utd 2, Colne Utd 2.


First Division P W D


TABLES


Goodshaw Utd ...18 17 0 Ribble Valley Boro 21 16 2 Stacksteads........22 13 3 Settle Utd ..........19 12 5 Rimington.........20 10 5 Hurst Green......20 9 6 Enfield..............20 8 4 Colne Utd.........19 6 6 OssyStMary’s ...23 4 8 11 20 Biy Boys’ Club ...21 4 5 12 17 Kelbrook...........17 2 4 11 10 ClitheroeRBL ...23 2 4 17 10 Sabden..............19 1 2 16 5


Second Division P W


Rock Rovers...... 19 15 Padiham...........19 14 Langho ............ 20 11 Read Utd...........18 Rawtenstall........19 Worsthome........16


| Barrowford YCW .17 Bamoldswick Tn .17


A Borrowdale Utd ..20 Burnley Belvedere 20 EarbyTown .......19


D 3 0


5


9 3 8 5 8 3 1 0


Reserve Division


2 2 2


L P 1 49 5 42 4 38 6 30


L P 1 51 3 50' 6 42 2 41 5 35 5 33 8 28 7 24


YOUTH FOOTBALL WARBURTONS


LEAGUE TABLES Under 9


Ighten Leigh.......16 13 1 2 40 Briercliffe Rovers .14 10 0 4 30 Bacup Borough.. .11 7 1 6 22 Clitheroe Wolves. .15 4 0 11 12 Burnley CW.......13 1 Under 10


p W I) L P 0 12 3


3 2 8 17


4 25 6 18


1 11 16 11 11 13 6


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


Junior Clarets__18 n 5 2 38 B’wick Town.......16 ii 4 1 37 Briercliffe Rovers .18 ii 4 3 37 Tod Sports Centre 17 10 3 4 33 Bacup Borough .. .18 9 3 6 30 Ighten Leigh.......16 7 1 8 22 FulledgeRed.......17 5 4 8 19 'Colne Clarets__IS 3 5 10 11 Clitheroe Wolves. .18 2 2 14 8 FulledgeBlue ....18 2 Under 11


P W D L P P w D L P


Belvedere Colts.. .24 24 0 0 72 Pendle Forest ....23 20 1 2 61 Foulridge Minors .22 17 0 5 51 Clitheroe Wolves. .22 16 0 6 48 B’field Celtic Red .21 15 1 5 46 Briercliffe Rovers .22 10 3 9 33 Junior Clarets. . . .24 9 3 12 30 •B’wick Barons.. .22 8 1 13 22 Tod Sports Centre 22 6 3 13 21 B’field Celtic Blue 21 6 1 14 19 Ighten Leigh...... 20 5 1 14 16 ClitheroeWR ....21 3 3 15 12 •Fulledge Colts .. .23 3 4 16 10 Junior Claret Colts 21 1 Under 12


i 19 4 P w D L P


Briercliffe Rovers .19 18 0 1 54 Cliviger Colts__21 17 1 3 52 Todmorden Colts .18 16 0 2 48 Foulridge Minors .18 12 3 3 39 Colne Clarets ....21 11 2 8 35 ReadstoneUtd ...25 11 1 13 34 BrierfieldCeltic ..18 10 2 6 32 Junior Clarets — 21 9 4 8 31 Ighten Leigh.......19 10 1 8 31 B’wick Town...... 20 6 4 10 22 Bacup Borough.. .20 5 2 13 17 •Fulledge Colts .. .22 3 1 18 10 BrunleaJuniors ..20 1 1 18 4 B’wick Barons. . . .20 1 0 19 3


•points deducted HARRY DEWHURST MEMORIAL SUNDAY


FOOTBALLLEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Low Moor 1, Calderstones 7;


Miners 3, Walmsley Arms 3. SUNDAY FIXTURES First Division


Calderstones v Stanhill Lions TABLES


First Division


P W D L P ,.24 17 2 5 53


11 18 Miners........... ..13 6 1 13 17 Waggon & Horses .13 5 2 14 14 Walmsley Arms. ..14 4 3 15 8 Stanhill Lions .. ..12 3 3 Low Moor...... ..14 1 2


Second Division


6 29 Cross Axes...... ..14 11 1 5 27 Commercial.... ..14 9 i 9 22 Calderstones... ..12 6 3


P w D


12: K. Keough 54, J. Gibson 85; B. Waddington 60, N. Harris 70; L. Cowking 62, E. Marsh 108; M. Dewhurst 69, R Conchie 62; D. Cox 61, T. Rydeheard 107; R. Kay 62, J.A. Wright 78. Clitheroe Con. B 8, Slaidburn


Waddington A 2, Billington A HIGH SCORES


6: P. Blackburn 83, W. Robinson 45; J. Whittaker 82, T. Robinson 39; B. Tunney 47, N. Hey 101; F. Watson 137, B. Johnson 49; A. Hall 68, D. Cowking 78; G. Ire­ land 64, G. Parker 95. Legion 10, Clitheroe Con. A 4: C.


1 15 7


Lawson 109, R. Grant 30; M. Peel 116, M. Whittaker 70; B. Watson 126, A. Ishenvood 60; G. Blackburn 49, M. Parkinson 74; S. Blackburn 49,1. Charlton 81; B. Hargreaves 106, M. O’Shaunessey 55. Low Moor A10, Talbot B 4: C. Drinkwater 100, D. Robinson 66; S. Whittaker 101,0. Hayhurst 81; P. Traynor 91, C. Hayhurst 68; P. Mercer 54, M. Garth 81; M. Holmes 64, A. Dickinson 75; S. Thompson 60, No Player 0. Second Division


Catlow 78, J. Read 85; J. Waggett 90, R. Parker 89; J. Sumner 96, A. Booth 75; L. Catlow 74, S. Simkin 94; J. Cross 100, T. Cordeau 91; G. Taylor 104, C. Monk 71. Talbot A10, Low Moor B 4: T.


Whalley 10, Chatburn B 4: B.


Proctor 103, D. Johnson 50; G. Johnson 56,1. Perry 77; P. Proctor 93, M. Moss 100; J. Winder 99, F. Wilson 95; S. Proctor 116, G. Waddington 37; F. Whittaker 119, P. Nutter 105. Billington B 8, Waddington B


6: M. Unwin 98, A. Dean 83; J. Atkinson 96, G. Laxton 78; P. Kid­ die 58, D. Boothman 143; J. Kel- sall 109, S. Dean 73; D. Harg­ reaves 85, B. Phillip 84; J. Ainsworth 71, S. Baines 89. Chatburn A 12, Police 2: G.


. ness 79; M. Lawson 82, D. Mitchell 45; J. Lockley 102, F.


Clark 80, J. Lucas 79; I. White 104, A. Pilkington71;P. Clark 77, D. Allen 47; P. Craig 60, D. Bow-


Booth 71. Catholic SC 6, Rimington A 8:


I. Middleton 88, G. Watson 84; J. Byrne 81, B. Taylor 65; A. Jack- son 88, C. Edmonson 122; M. Plant 101, S. Edmonson 81; M. Byrne 56, S. Petty 72; R. Alston


43, M. Spencer 92. Knockout Cup Semi-Finals Clitheroe Con. B 725, Billing­ ton A 944; Chatburn A 766, Low


Moor A 868. Highest Breaks


First Division: M. Holmes (Low Moor A) 103; Second Divi­


sion: P. Clark (Chatbum A) 59. FIXTURES


Knockout Cup Final


Low Moor A v Billington A. FINAL TABLES


First Division P W D L P


..21 12 3 6 39 Station............ ,.14 0 2 ..26 11 6 9 39 Stanley St C’rets,.14 4 2 11 2 5 35 Ossy Refugees..,,.14 4 1


,.23 16 2 5 50 Warners Arms...,.14 8 3 12 4 8 40 Woolpack.'........,.14 6 0


..26 16 5 5 53 Lomax............. .14 12 0 .27 17 1 9 52 Park................ .14 11 0


ColneUtd......... 25 Settle Utd ......... 22 Sabden..............22


j Goodshaw Utd ...24 ' Read Utd...........20


Bamoldswick Tn .22 ROEFIELD leisure CENTRE FIVE-A- SIDE FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Thundercats 1, New Inn 4; Menacing Duck 4, Mad Dogs 0;


a Alt Hart 3, The Missfits 8; Park- S ®


i f Red Army 0, AC Men 1. FIXTURES


rsArms 0, Clitheroe Clowns 7; 9 a.m. - Parkers Arms v Red t« e


Army; 9-40 a.m. - Alf Hart v yhtheroe Clowns; 10-20 a.m. - Menacing Duck v New Inn; 11 a.m. - Thundercats v AC Men; j J* 40 a.m. - The Missfits v Mad


P CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT SNOOKER


LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Rimington B12, Downham 2: R.


Bolland 74, C. Aspinali 60; P. Winck- ley 103, R Waimsiey 80; D. Seen 75, M. Paul 84; P. Hobson 107, A. Hee- som 71: No Player 60, No Player 0;


..22 9 3 10 30 Woodnook........,.14 2 0 13 28 12 24 14 18 16 18 14 12


4 16 10


Third Division P W D L P


Griffins Head ....14 14 0 0 42


Church Town ....14 11 0 3 33 Stanley St OB ....14 10 0 4 30 Foresterers..........14 6 2 6 20 Gt Harwood.......14 6 1 7 19 Dog Inn.............14 3 1 10 10 Roebuck ........... 14 2 0 12 6 C'tonleMoors ...14 2 0 12 6


P w D


RBL...................18 13 0 5 164 Low Moor A ........18 12 0 6 154 Billington A......... 18 10 0 8 132 Waddington A... .18 9 0 9 130 Rimington B........18 10 0 8 128 Downham...........18 9 0 9 126 Talbot B ...........18 9 0 9 122 Clitheroe Con. B. .18 10 0 8 120 Clitheroe Con. A ..18 6 0 12 102 Slaidbum............ 18 2 0 16 78


Second Division P W D L P


Chatburn A......... 18 12 1 5 153 Whalley..............18 14 0 4 147 Talbot A ...........18 11 0 7144 Catholic Club ....18 10 0 8 126 Police.................18 10 0 8 126 WaddingtonB....18 8 0 10 126 Low Moor B ....... 18 9 1 8 123 Rimington A....... 18 7 0 11 120 Chatbum B.........18 5 0 13 101 Billington B.........18 5 0 13 94


i


RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES’DARTS


ASSOCIATION RESULTS


Black Bull 5, Craven Heifer 7;


Low Moor 8, Kings Arms 4; Catholic SC 7, Brown Cow 5; Clitheroe Royal British Legion 6, r.HiWnp Conservative Club 6;


Dewhurst; 138 - J. Smith; 124 - J. Ridgway; 121 - J. Gallagher; 116- A. Metcalf; 114 - J. Smith; 112 - H. Burgess, J. Holden; 101 - L. Whittaker; 100 - A. Southwell, D. Stevenson x2, L. Celestial x2, J. Stewart, L. McDonald, B. Cusack, J. Johnson, P. Waring. LEAGUE PLACINGS


140 - A. Southwell, P. www.clitheroetoday.co.uk Pool - Third Division


White Horse B 10, Dog Music B 2; Royal British Legion D 10, Kings Arms 2; Station B 8, Buck Bron­ cos 4; Bridge B 6, White Lion 6. Ladies Division


Castle B 3, Royal Oak B 9; Buck 7, Royal British Legion 2;


Pendle Hotel 8, Dog Inn 1; Royal Oak 4, White Horse 5. O The presentation night will be held at the Rose and Crown


tonight. ® Registration night will be at the Bridge on Tuesday. Ail teams wishing to play in the summer league must register on this night. TABLES


Premier Division P w D


P


Craven.....................................Ill Brown Cow......................... .105 Catholic SC................................99 Conservative Club...................... 98 Black Bull..................................93 Royal Oak..................................93 Bay Horse..................................88 Billington BC......................... .87 Low Moor..................................82 Royal British Legion....................82 Kings Arms................................74


SUMMER LEAGUE RESULTS


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND DOMINOES


Team Knockoul


Final: Horse Shoe 4, Swan 3. Darts


White Hart 4, Royal Oak 5. Dominoes


White Hart 12, Royal Oak 9. HIGH SCORES


140 - S. McCullough; 122 - K.


Astley; 100 - B. Thatcher x2, L. Lloyd, A. Harbord, S. Turner. POSITIONS Darts


P


HorseShoe ................................ 51 Royal Oak..................................42 White Hart................................36 Bridge.............................. 32 Swan....................


Dominoes


Buck A...............18 13 Billington A....,,.18 13 RBL A............ ..18 12 Castle A.............18 12 Stork A .......... ..18 Rose & Crown A ..18 ..18


RBLB........... ..18 Stork B .......... ..18 Brown Cow (Chat) 18


Waggon A ...... First Division


8 5 3 4 3 1


3 2 2 3 2 7 5 2


L P 2167 3159 4 159 3 153 8125 6123


10 102 12 98


2 13 90 4 13 85


P w D


Rose & Crown B ..18 15 2 White Hart. . . . ..18 12 2 St Peter’s (HG). ..18 8 3 Pendle Hotel A . ..18 7 5 Pendle Hotel B . ..18 7 3 Brown Cow (C’roe)18 7 2 Dog Music A... ..18 7 0 White Horse A . ..18 8 0 Buck B........... ..18 7 1


Bav Horse...... ..18 2 2 Second Division P w D


New Inn.......... ..18 13 3 Bridge A ........ ..18 12 2 HorseShoe__ ..18 8 4 Buck Wrinkleys ..18 8 5 Pendle Witch... ..18 9 2 RBLC........... ..18 7 5 Craven Heifer .. ..18 8 3 Waggon B ....... ..18 3 4 Roval Oak A ... ..18 4 i Billington B.... ..18 3 i Third Division P w D


11 118 10 115 10 109 14 80


L P 1 177 4 156 7130 6127 8121 9 120


L P 2 163 4 147 6143 5 141 7 131 6 130 7 128


11 101 13 90


1 14 89


19 P


Swan........................................98 White Hart................................83 Bridge...................................... 81 Royal Oak..................................76 HorseShoe................................72


DOMINOES WINTER


RIBBLE VALLEY DARTSAND


League Knockout Darts


LEAGUE RESULTS


Bay Horse 12, Dog Inn 0; Pendle Inn 3, New Inn 7; Judge Walmes- ley 6, Band Club A 5. Dominoes


Black Bull 7, Band Club B 4; Black Bull 5, Band Club B 7;


Bay Horse 4, Dog Inn 8; Pendle Inn 3, New Inn 9; Judge Walmes- ley8, Band Club A 4. Total


Black Bull 12, Band Club B11;


Bay Horse 16, Dog Inn 8; Pendle Inn 6, New Inn 17; Judge Walmesley 14, Band Club A 9. FIXTURES Monday


League Knockouts semi-finals: Black Bull v New Inn; Bay Horse


v Judge Walmesley. Wednesday


League Knockout Final at Swan With Two Necks.


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Premier Division Stork Hotel A 4, Billington A 8;


Buck A 8, Brown Cow Chatburn 4; Rose and Crown A 10, Royal British Legion B 2; Royal British Legion A 8, Castle A 4; Waggon and Horses 5, Stork Hotel B 7. First Division


St Peter’s Hurst Green 6, Pen­


dle Hotel A G; Dog Music A 8, Buck B 7; Bay Horse 1, Rose and Crown B 11; Brown Cow Clitheroe 9, White Horse A 3; Pendle Hotel B 7, White Hart 5. Second Division


Billington B 7, Bridge A 5;


Royal Oak A 5, Horse Shoe 7; Pcndle Witch 7, Craven Heifer 5; New Inn 7, Royal British Legion C 5; Buck Wrinkleys 7, Waggon


RBLD........... ..18 14 2 White Horse B . ..18 12 4 Station B........ ..18 10 2 Buck Broncos .. ..18 11 2 Kings Arms. . . . ..18 8 5 Royal Oak B ... •M7 8 3 White Lion — ..18 7 1 Bridge B ........ ..18 3 4 Castle B.......... ..17 2 3 0


Dog Music B ... ..16


RB Legion — ..13 7 Dog Inn ........ Royal Oak....... BillingtonB ... Billington A ...


Buck............. Pendle Hotel... White Horse ...


..13 4 ..13 4 ..14 4 ..13


:■ ;■. Badminton


BLACKBURNAND DISTRICT


YMCAA........ ..14 14 0 0 264 Salesbury A . . . . ..15 14 0 1251 WesthoImeA... ..14 8 0 6175 Brockhall........ ..13 8 0 5153 Clitheroe A — ..14 5 0 9136 YMCA B........ ..14 7 0 7135 Stanhill A . . . . . ..14 4 1 9131 BAe Systems... ..14 i 1 12 80 Halsteads........ ..14 i 0 13 58 Second Division P W D L P


ASSOCIATION First Division . P W D L P


BADMINTON Ladies Division 1 15 63 P W


..13 12 ,.14 11 ..13 10


10 116 11102 12 75


L P 2170 2 159 6 139 5 135 5 135 6123


QiMtefelri1 The leaders...


1. HEATHER SENT 1 2. NELSON BLUES 3. FLAKEYSARMY 4. SESESE4 5. BURNLEYWOODER4 6. DREAM TEAM 11 1 7. MEAMACYINES 8. ANDYS CLARETS 6


9. ITP 03 10. CASH AND CARRY 11. BOPPACAMILLE 12. HILLARIOUSX1 13. KATILY 14. STANS GOLD FISH 3 15. LANCASHIRE ROSE 16. SOPHI ESCHOICE 1 17. PAUL’S PIRATES 18. HOTSHOTS 19. JORDAN ALLSTARZ 20. JOSHS JOKERS 21. THE STUPIDS RES. 22. CARPRESTO UTD 23. BURNLEYWOODERS1 24. ALL TIED DOWN 25. NEILSDREAMTEAM 26. DDK FC 27. ROMANS EMPIRE 28. THETERRIORS 29. BOWSEYS XI 30. BUSHEDGAUK FC 31. BURNLEYWOODERS3 32. BENS BANKERS 33. DONUT 11 34. STUBBY’S STARS 1 35. CAZ'S CLARETS 36. THE ONE & ONLY 37. GWKK UNITED 38. SOPH! ESCHOICE 5 39. THE PIEBOYS 40. MONTAGUES 41. CAROLZ IDOLS 42. GEMINI TWO 43. MAD HOUSE 44. SPOOK UNITED 45. ANDREWS KICKERS 46. S3 CLARETS 47. SAMUEL JACK 48. CHEAP AS CHIPS 49. RAPHAEL 50. THE A TEAM 51. BOSELECTA 52. LATINO HEAT 53. SUNTANS SIDE 54. MATTYS MARVELS 55. DAZ’S BELTERS 56. ENDICOLTSX3 57. HARRY’S 1 58. BESSIES BOYS 59. ALLIED ASSAULT 60. TATTS FC 61. GARRY'S PRIDE 62. STEVE’S CLARETS 6


4 10 50 1 12 33


L P 1 115 3102 3 93 6 81 9 55 9 54


63. DTJ FC 64. TEAM KICK OFF 65. DREAM TEAM 4! 66. RIVENI FC 67. SHAUN'S STARS 1 68. SO CLOSE 69. THORS LEGS X1 70. P-CHRISCHELSEA 71. WIGS WANDERERS 72. BENNETTXI 73. TUNNELTIGERS 74. TOP BANANAS 1 75. SOPHI ESCHOICE 3 76. ZOLAS ZIGZAGS 77. GANNOW GUNNERS 78. SAMBA BOYS 79. GOLD TRAFFORD 80. FLAVOURS 81. MAJOR MEN 82. DUNOON ATHB


83. AC BARLICK 84. MAKE A GRAND UTD 85. THE BELIEVERS 86. SUPER DINGLES 87. DILL THE DOG 88. BALLS 2 YOU O 89. GB THREE 90. PUSSY GALORE 91. JOEY’S JEWELS 92. ASHS ALLSTARS


93. 24 94. SESESE1 95. MOORES UNITED


ClitheroeB .... ..16 14 0 2 236 St Philip’s ...... ..16 12 0 4 228 Tag................ ..16 12 0 4 218 Stanhill B ...... ..16 11 0 5 206 Independent A . ..16 10 0 6 194 Abacus A........ ..16 9 0 7 174 Telecom A...... ...16 5 0 11 159 YMCA C...........15 4 0 11136 Whitehall...........16 2 0 14 116 ClitheroeC .......15 0 0 15 92 Third Division P W D L P


Wcstholme B..,...12 9 0 3 175 OlympicA........12 9 0 3171 St Nicholas’ ... ...11 10 0 1 157 Colne........... ...12 7 0 5147 Salesbury B ... ...13 5 0 8130 Avondale....... ...11 4 0 7 121 Independent B ...12 3 0 9102 ClitheroeD ... ...13 1 0 12 65 Fourth Division P w D L P


Abacus B....... ...14 12 0 2 221 College.......... ...14 12 0 2 202 StanhillC . . . . ...14 12 0 2 194 Roefield A .... ...14 9 0 5 178 Westholrae C.. ...14 5 0 9159 Telecom B . . . . ...15 4 0 11 140 Olympic B — ...14 4 0 10 129 St Matthew’s .. ...14 .5 0 9 125 Roefield B — ...13 0 0 13 49


96. NO DINGLES 97. FAT BOYS R US 98. GRETNA ORANGE 99. WILBERFORCE 100. RUPERTS BOYS 101. BRIERFIELDTOWN 102. FOREST GUMPERS 103. SEDBERGH MECCA 104. BAGGIE TROUSERS 105. WHOAREYEH 106. SPIKE UNITED 2 107. PSYCHO PEARCE 108. A-MEN 109. MITCHY'SCLARETS 110. MICKS MAGICIANS 111. QUICKCO-UNITED 112. REALMADINGLES 113. THE DINGLES 114. BAKER BOYS 115. TOMS GREATS 116. OH YES EDWARD! 117. LIKELY LADS 118. SESESE3 119. MOJACARTOWN 120. GRETNA ORANGE 2 121. RB4 122. G A ZS GOAL STARS 123. DEAD DOG SMOKING 124. SNECK LIFTERS 125. DIRTY SANCHEZ 126. JAYSEAS XI 127. SOPHI ESCHOICE 6 128. WILL'S WONDERS 129. MATEY’S MUPPETS 130. TOKEN GESTURE 131. LOUIES BOYS 132. JOES TOWN F.C. 133. BURNLEYWOODERS5 134. BEEHOLE FLIERS 135. LISAW UNITED 136. AVRIST UNITY 137. SHANIO UNITED 130. KERRYS HEROES 139. BARNSTORMERS 2 140. FIONA’S WINNERS • 141. DAZ HALFWITS 142. SPARKYSBOYS 143. RALPH RANGERS 144. RALPH RANGERS 2 145. CANDID CAMERA 146. KNOWHOPERS 147. NIKANDASH 148. DODGY X1 149. NORFOLK 02 150. ANDYS CLARETS 2


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TREVOR CAMPBELL PHILWEARDEN NEILCORLESS DAVID HOLT LEWIS ALEXANDER B U C K ADAM HARTLEY STEPHEN BOWES ADAM SMITH TREVOR CAMPBELL BEN FAY MARK BAILEY JASON STUBBS CAROLINE EASTWOOD ANDREW DUERDEN GLEN LEE SHAUN EXTON PAULTRIPPIER MASON GLENN DAVID ALLAN GORDON MCLALUND SUSAN FAY LUKE HOLDEN NICK DAWSON . CRAIG STOBBS MARK PHILLIPS ADAM PEARSON MATT RAWLINSON A N G EU MERCER D E C U N MURRAY LEE ASTLEY ANDREW SUNTER MATTHEW POLLARD DARREN INGHAM DANNY ENDICOLT HARRY DOE ELIZABETH POWLES MARKMURGATROYD MICHAEL TATTERSALL GARRY CLARKE STEPHEN POLLITT DOMINIC FORAN ANDREW EDMONDSON RYAN BAKER ROY HOLTON SHAUN KENDALL SCOTT MCALLISTER BARTHORGAN PETER MURRAY ROBERT RUSSELL IAIN BENNETT CRAIG HINDLE DAVID A BRASS SHAUN EXTON MARK CORNS PERRY MURTON SHAUN TURNER BENNYJACKSON PAULLOFTUS MICHAELTESTA IAN PONTON ANDREW CARLILE SHANE ROBINSON WILLIAM LIVERSIDGE CHRIS BRIGGS TINA GORTON GARY CARSWELL GARY BAILEY NEILCORLESS JOANNE SANDERSON BRYAN ASHLEY D E C U N MURRAY SHAUN EXTON GARYWC MOORE DARREN OUTHWAITE CRAIG ALDERMAN NEILCORLESS D E C U N MURRAY DAVID GRIMSHAW PHILIP DERBYSHIRE WAYNE FORREST HENRY METCALFE MATT RAWLINSON MICK GORTON SUSAN DICKINSON ASHLEY EASTWOOD MATTHEW ROBINSON NEIL MITCHELL MICHAEL LORD CHRIS THOMPSON CHRIS COLLINS CRAIG BARNES KATE BAKER THOMAS O’MALLEY MARK BLADEN NICK DAWSON SHAUN EXTON FRANK STANWORTH NEILCORLESS RICHARD BENTLEY GARETH CHRISTOPHER IAN YATES RICHARD HINTON CHRISTOPHER YATES CYRIL HEAP SHAUN EXTON ANDREW SLIPPER PAULMACHELL KEVIN BETTS NIGEL BRIDGE DUNCAN HAWSON TREVOR CAMPBELL HARRY STUTTARD TRACEY WHITEHEAD ANDREW WILLIAMS SHANE HOLDING KERRY COLE CAROLBARNES FIONA MILLER DARREN OUTHWAITE PAUL SNOWDEN FRANK RALPH FRANK RALPH ANDREW SHORT STEPHEN SIMM BRYAN ASHLEY DAVID SOUTHERN TINA GORTON ANDREW POLLITT


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