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CLITHEROE Hockey Club bounced back from last week’s performance to go joint top of the table. The locals were deter
mined and outplayed Garstang for the majority of the game. And they could easily
have doubled their score if it had not been for the heroics of the home goal keeper. Clitheroe deservedly
went ahead midway into the half through Jacqui Ashton. And minutes later,
Rachel Walmsley picked up a loose ball in her own half and set up Pauline Mooreby for the second. In the second half,
Clitheroe put Garstang under more pressure but
could not break through their battling defence until 10 minutes from time. Ashton grabbed her sec
ond, before Mooreby fol lowed with her second and Clitheroe’s fourth. Chtheroe’s player of the
match went to Heidi Wor thington who had a superb game in midfield. This was Clitheroe’s
first win in their new strip, kindly supplied and sponsored b y the Rose and Crown, Chtheroe. Anyone interested in
joining the club should come to training, held between 8-9 p.m. on Wednesday evenings at Chtheroe Cricket Club. Or alternativaly, con
tact Hannah Laverty (07855 337708)
Jaggs is a reeord-breaker!
MARK JAGGS set two new records at Clitheroe Dolphins Annual Swim ming Gala - including one that had lasted for 15 years. Watching over seven-
year-old son Sam, Peter Jones’ 1989 200m Individu al Medley record went, along with the Open 100m breaststroke time. Those were just two of
six new marks set, with 158 personal best times record
ed. Nine-year-old Thomas
Carter achieved a new record in the 50m freestyle, while Kara Singleton (10) took the 50m backstroke accolade. .Elizabeth Highton
shaved half a second off the 10 year old 14/15 yrs 50m breaststroke record, while Rhiannon Whickham took almost two seconds off the six-year-olds 25m freestyle time. The trio of Jane Nolan,
Carol Holden and Kathryn Buggie also received Future Fit Training Certificates from County Swimming Coach Dave Evitts. Also completing the
course but unable to attend the presentation were David Roberts and Susan Carter.
RESULTS Girls
Open 100m breaststroke - 1,
M. Phillip: 2, E. Wild: 3. E. Highton. 6 yrs 25m freestyle - 1, R. Whickham: 2, L. Brown: 3, S.
I
Zak. 8 yrs 25m backstroke - 1, B.
Jones: 2, R. Rodgers: 3, C. Gatty. 9 yrs 25m backstroke -1 , A.
Beckett: 2, M. Cox: 3, K. Oliver. Open 100m freestyle - 1, E. Highton: 2, M. Phillip: 3, H.
Jones. Mixed 7 yrs 25m breaststroke
-1 , R. Fox: 2, K. Tasker: 3, A.
Tomlinson. 8 yrs 25m breaststroke -1 , B.
Jones: 2, E. Pietrzak: 3, H.
Lebon. 9 yrs 25m breaststroke -1 , A.
Beckett: 2, K. Collinson: 3, M.
Buggie. Junior 100m Individual Med ley -1, H. Jones: 2, K. Singleton:
3, V. Rodgers. 8 yrs 25m b u t te r f ly - 1 , R. Rodgers: 2, B. Jones: 3, E. Addi
son. 9 yrs 25ra b u t te r f ly - 1, A.
Beckett.. Senior 200m Individual Med
ley -1, E. Highton: 2, M. Phillip. 7 yrs 25ra freestyle - 1, K.
Tasker: 2, R. Fox. 8 yrs 25m freestyle - 1, B. Jones: 2, E. Pietrzak: 3, R.
Rodgers. 9 yrs 25m freestyle - 1, A.
Jones: 2, K. Collinson: 3, M. Bug gie.
10 yrs 50m backstroke - 1, E.
Zak: 2, F. Brown: 3, E. Lovatt. 11 yrs 50m backstroke - 1, K. Singleton: 2, V. Rodgers: 3, E.
Burrill. 12/13 yrs 50m backstroke - 1,
S. Cox: 2, H. Ibbotson: 3, R. Hay. 14/15 yrs 50m backstroke - 1, E. Highton: 2, M. Phillip: 3, S.
Metcalf. 10 yrs 50m breaststroke - A.
Carey: 2, K. Holgate: 3, E. Zak. 11 yrs 50m breaststroke -1, K. Singleton: 2, A. Walker: 3, V.
Haworth. 12/13 yrs 50m breaststroke -1, E. Wild: 2, E. Darwin: 3, R.
Lebon. 14/15 yrs 50m breaststroke -1,
M. Phillip: 2, E. Highton: 3, L. Simpson. 10 yrs 50m butterfly - 1, E.
Zak: 2, F. Brown: 3, J. Donald. 11 yrs 50m butterfly - 1, K.
Singleton: 2, V. Rodgers: 3, E. Burrill.
Tag maintain
TAG remain top of the Blackburn and District Badminton Association Second Division with victory over
■StanhillB. And their lead was extended after
second-placed Halsteads dropped valuable bonus points against BAE
Systems. Westholme B and Independent A
were locked in a very tight match, and after the completion of the mixed doubles, both sides had taken four games and had scored 97 aces.
With the final result hinging on the
last game of the match - a men’s dou bles - the result could have gone either way. The visitors fielding a partnership
of N. Shuker and C. Hindle defeated C. Fawcett and M. F^orth by a ^ - gle ace, pving the visitors a 9-7 win. Colne are the new leaders of the Third Division as they remained the •only unbeaten side in the lea^e. They recorded a great win over third-placed Whitehall, while Sales-
bury outplayed Independent B with a 10-6 victory. Westholme, fielding John Muller
and daughter Joanne, were defeated in the mixed doubles. But in spite of this setback, the
home side took a 5-3 lead after the completion of the mixed doubles. However, with Sue Whittaker’s two
sons recording comfortable wins, the visitors could only record a victory in one game in the ladies doubles.
12/13 yrs 50m butterfly -1, H. Jones: 2, E. Darwin: 3, H. Ibbot
son. 10 yrs 50m freestyle - 1, S.
Green: 2, E. Zak: 3, F. Brown. 11 yrs 50m freestyle -1 , K. Singleton: 2, V. Rodgers: 3, A.
Walker. 12/13 yrs 50m freestyle -1, E.
Wild: 2, H. Jones: 3, H. Ibbotson. 14/15 yrs 50m freestyle -1, E.
Highton: 2, M. Phillip: 3, S. Met calf.
Boys
Open 100m breaststroke - 1, M. Jaggs: 2, P. Jaggs: 3. G. Isher-
wood. 7 yrs 25m backstroke - 1, S.
Jones: 2, A. Tomlinson: 3, S. Zak. 8 yrs 25m backstroke - 1, S. Buchanan: 2, M. Johnstone: 3, H.
Paige. 9 yrs 25m backstroke - 1 ,1.
Banki Williamson: 2, J. Addison:
3, B. Swift. Open 100m freestyle - 1, M.
Jaggs: 2, ,G. Isherwood: 3, R.
Stones. Mixed 7 yrs 25m breaststroke
- 1, R. Fox: 2, K. Tasker: 3, A. Tomlinson. 8 yrs 25m breaststroke -1, H. Paige: 2, S. Buchanan: 3, R.
Gihbs. 9 yrs 25m breaststroke -1, H. Crossley: 2 ,1. Banki Williamson:
3, B. Swift. Junior 100m Individual Med
ley -1, B. Phillip: 2, S. Smgleton:
3, P. Sellars. 7 y rs 25m b u tte r f ly - 1, A.
Tomlinson: 2, S. Zak. 8 yrs 25m butterfly -1, J. Bug
gie: 2, R. Gibbs: 3, M. Johnstona 9 yrs 25m b u tte r f ly - 1, I. Banki Williamson: 2. H. Cross-
ley: 3, J. Addison. Senior 200m Individual Med
ley -1. M. Jaggs: 2, P. Jaggs: 3, G. Isherwood. 7 yrs 25m freestyle - 1, S.
Jones: 2, A. Tomlinson: 3, S. Zak. 8 yrs 25m freestyle - 1, S. Buchanan; 2, J. Buggie; 3, H.
Paige. 9 yrs 25m freestyle - 1, I.
Banki Williamson; 2, B. Swift; 3. H. Crossley.
10 yrs 60m backstroke -1, L. Tasker; J. Abrahams: 3, J.
Blysniuk. 11 yrs 50m backstroke -1 , P.
Sellars; 2, A. Bibby: 3, C. Banki Williamson. 12/13 yrs 50m backstroke - 1, B. Phil lip: 2, S. Higson; 3, J.
Wickham. 14/15 yrs 50m backstroke - 1, N. Blysniuk; 2, A. Bibby; 3, B.
Lawless. 16/17 and Open 50m back-
stroke - 1, P. Jaggs; 2, M. Jaggs; 3, G. Isherwood. • 10 yrs 50m breaststroke - J. Abrahams; 2, L. Tasker: 3, A.
Giles. 11 yrs 50m breaststroke -1, A.
Bibby: 2, P. Sellars; 3, M. Dug-
dale. 12/13 yrs 50m breaststroke -1,
S. Singleton; 2, E. Holden; 3, B.
Phillip. 14/15 yrs 50m breaststroke -1,
J. Murdoch; 2, A. Bibby; 3, N. Blysniuk. 16/17 yrs and Open 50m
breaststroke - 1, M. Jaggs; 2, C. Waddington; 3, G. Isherwood. 10 yrs 50m butterfly - 1, L. Tasker: 2, J. Abrahams: 3, T.
Bolton. 11 yrs 50ra butterfly -1, P. Sel
lars: 2, A. Bibby: 3, C. Banki Williamson. 12/13 yrs 50m butterfly -1 , B.
Phillip; 2, E. Holden 16/17 50m butterfly -1 , M. Jaggs; 2, R. Stones; 3, G. Isher
wood. 10 yrs 50m freestyle - 1 , L. Tasker: 2, C. Grant; 3, J. Abra
hams. 11 yrs 50m freestyle -1, P. Sel
lars; 2, A. Bibby: 3, C. Banki Williamson. 12/13 yrs 50m freestyle -1 , B. Phillip: 2. S. Singleton: 3, S. Hig
son. 14/15 yrs 50m freestyle - 1, P.
Jaggs: 2, A. Bibby: 3, N.
Blysniuk. 16/17 yrs 50m freestyle -1, M.
Jaggs: 2, G. Isherwood;. 3, J. Crossley.
A feast of running is served up
Clitheroe RUFC........15 Bagford Vipers..........12 CLITHEROE recorded a narrow victory over rivals Bagford Vipers from the Midlands. The Vipers always
bring a. mix of veterans and youth, and this sea son was no exception. With the pitch rather
unusually dry for this time of year, a feast of running rugby was served up.
The fact that Clitheroe
won three tries to two had more to do with their superior fitness, and the fact that they hadn’t had a night out sampling the local hostelries, unlike the visitors. The Littlemoor outfit
were able to field quite a mixed team themselves. In the pack, it was a
special moment for young tearway flanker Joe New ton, to be joined by his father Dave, making a comeback in his old favourite second row posi tion. Although still competi
tive, it was a bit like the young greyhound showing up a rather plodding carthorse! In the backs, captain
Dave Watson presided over a settled-looking side of familiar faces, although it was good to see a cameo appearance towards the end by substitute Andrew Burrill. Though after his first
tackle, it looked like he wished he hadn’t reversed that retirement idea, the baggy shorts were a nice touch and created a wel come extra splash of
colour. Clitheroe were always
ahead, and scored their first try almost from the kick-off, John Proctor weaving his way through a stationary defence, sell- . ing outrageous dummies along the way, then feed ing fellow prop Ben Graves for the try. A second try just before
half-time, by left winger Edward Finch-Hacking, converted by the young ster Declan O'Duffy, put the home team in full con trol. However, the Vipers
sobered after the break and scored two quickfire tries of their own, but not to be outdone, Clitheroe fought back to run away. Fittingly the skipper
Watson grabbing the glory - diving over from close range. ,He will be pleased with
his team’s performance, but knows there will be little of the frivolities this Saturday, with Colne and Nelson the next visitors to Littlemoor. Clitheroe will be itching
to avenge las t month’s reverse in this North Lancs encounter, with a 2.15 p.m. kick-off. North Ribblesdale . . .27 Clitheroe Cavaliers . . .5 CLITHEROE lost this battle in loose play to a larger North Ribblesdale team, who outmuscled the Littlemoor men. But the second half per
formance gives cause for optimism in the next fix ture away to Ashton. U n f o r t u n a t e l y ,
Clitheroe failed to build on previous good form at
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FOOTBALLLEAGUE results
First Division Colne United 4, Sabden 1;
Enfield 3, Rimington 3; Hurst Green 5, Kelbrook 1: Padiham A 2 Goodshaw United 4; Rock Rovers 5, Burnley Boys’ Club 1; Stacksteads St Joseph’s 6, Settle
United 2. Second Division ____ Barrowford Celtic 6, Burnley
Belvedere 1; Borrowdale United 1, Chatburn United 4; Clitheroe r BL 6, Barnoldswick Town 1; Langho 3, Barrowford YCW 0; Peel Park 2, Read United 2; Worsthome 2, Rawtenstall 1. Reserve Division
Goodshaw United 1.
Worsthome 1: Kelbrook 2, Hurst Green 4; Rimington 1, Enfield 9; Rock Rovers 1, Langho 0; Settle
United 1. Colne United 5. TABLES
First Division P W D L P
GoodshawUtd ...11 8 2 1 26
Hoist Green.......12 7 3 2 24 S’steaisStJoscph'slO 7 1 2 22 Rock Rovers......... 11 6 3 2 21 Kelbrook..............12 6 1 5 19 Rimington............ 10 5 3 2 18 Colne Utd............ 10 5 2 3 17 Enfleld................. 12 4 5 3 17 PadiharaA.......... 12 3 2 7 11 OssyStMaiy’s ...10 1 4 5 7 Settle Utd ............8 1 2 5 5 Sabden...................8 0 2 6 2 Ely Boys’ Club .. .10 0 0 10 0 Second Division P W D L P
Langho ..............14 8 4 2 28 ChatbumUld ....12 8 3 1 27
as Clitheroe edge it rugby
Settle, displaying a lack- W lustre, error-ridden first
half. All too often the superi- ^
or backs and forward power of the home side @ pierced the Clitheroe defence, creating many phases of open running rugby. The Maroon and Golds
display lacked cohesion, conceding four tries to none. A solitary attack from
James McLoon was the only glimmer of hope, having swooped on a loose ball running from deep in his own half into the opposition’s 22 metre line. During much self-
assessment at the inter val, Rowley’s charges came out all guns blazing, concerntrating on ball retention, combined with more aggression and
tenacity. Clitheroe began to drive ^
forward with ball in hand, ^ out rucking North Rib blesdale.
^ Despite this, the home
team grabbed another try ® against the run of play. Further phases of pres
sure and possession from the Clitheroe forwards and backs continued, with Q young, flanker Rich Slinger working overtime. Captain Rowley was
held short on the opposi- ^ tion 5 metre line, but not ^ to be denied, a bullocking charge from the evergreen Bill Thatcher proved too 0 much as he forced his way over the whitewash, although the conversion attempt was sliced wide.
Worsthome.......... 10 7 1 2 22 B’fordCeltic.........14 7 1 6 22 Rawtenstall.......... 13 6 3 4 21 Silsden................. 10 6 2 2 20 Nelson Reserves ..12 6 1 5 19 Clitheroe RBL ...11 5 3 3 18 BoimwdaleUtd ..12 5 2 5 17 PeelPark..............11 3 3 5 12
BarrowfordYCW.il 2 2 7 8 ReadUtd..............11 2 2 7 8 Bly Belvedere.......9 2 0 7 6 BamoIdswickTn .12 0 1 11 1 Reserve Division P W D L P
Worsthorae..........12 8 3 1 27 Rock Rovers.......13 8 0 5 24 HuistGreen.......12 7 1 4 22 Enfield.................11 7 0 4 21 S’steadsStJoseph’sl2 6 1 5 19 ColneUtd............10 6 0 4 18 GoodshawUtd ...11 5 2 4 17 Langho ..............12 5 1 6 16 Rimington.............9 3 1 5 10 Settle Utd........... 10 3 1 6 10 Kelbrook.............11 3 1 7 10 ReadUtd.............11 3 1 7 10 Rawtenstall...........8 1 0 7 3
HARRY DEWHURST MEMORIAL SUNDAY
FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS
First Division Cross Axes 7, Station 1; Duke
of Wellington 3, Rose and Crown 2: Plough 1, Griffin’s Head 3; Stanley Street Clarets 2, Wool- pack 0; Walmsley 3, Commercial 4.
Second Division Clayton le Moors 0, Foresterers
3: Commercial Old Boys 2, Dog Inn 2: Globe Bullough 1, Low Moor 2; Helmshore Harriers 0, Great Harwood Rovers 9; Ossy Refugees 3, Woodnook 6. FIXTURES First Division
Commercial v Church Town
(Marl P i ts ) : Crown v Cross Axes (Memorial Park); Griffin’s Head v Duke of Wellington (Altham); Plough v Rose and Crown (Wilsons); S ta t io n v Walmsley (Haslingden Sports Centre).
Second Division Commercial Old Boys v
Clayton le Moors (Marl Pits); Foresterers v Dog Inn (Memori al Park); Great Harwood Royers v Globe Bullough (Wilsons): Low Moor v Helmshore Harriers (Roefield): Roebuck v Ossy Refugees (Haslingden S p o r t C entre); Woodnook v Stanley Street Old Boys (Bullough). TABLES
First Division P W D L P
DukeofWell’ton .10 7 1 2 22 Stanley St Clarets..9 5 1 3 16 Grilfin’sHead.......7 4 2 1 14 ■6Rose&Crown ...8 5 0 3 12 Commercial.......... 7 3 2 2 11
CrossAxes............9 9 0 0 27
Second Division P W D L P
Woodnook.......... 12 11 0 1 33 GtHanroodRvrs .10 8 1 1 25 Low Moor...........12 8 1 3 25 Stanley St OB .....7 6 0 1 18 Globe Bullough.. .10 4 1 5 13 Foresterers............9 3 2 4 11 Dog Inn................9 2 3 4 9 Ossy Refugees.......9 3 0 6 9 Roebuck ..............8 3 0 5 9 Clayton Le Moors . 9 2 1 6 7 Commercial OB ...9 1 2 6 5 H’shore Harriers ...9 0 1 8 1
SMART AND COOK
ROEFIELD LEISURE CENTRE FIVE-A SIDE FOOTBALL
LEAGUE RESULTS
Real Tetchy 2, The Missfits 13;
Clitheroe Clowns 13, Can We Win One 3; Top Hats 1, Ace Men 13; New Iim 4, Menacing Duck 3; FC Destroyers 6, Bad Boys 2; Mad Dogs 2, Beer Can 3; Parkers Arms 4, Stella W 2.
FIXTURES 9 a.m. - Can We Win One v
The Missfits; 9-35 a.m. - Clitheroe Clowns v New Inn; 10- 10 a.m. - FC Destropyers v Menacing Duck; 10-45 a.m. - Mad Dogs V Bad Boys; 11-20 a.m. - Parkers Arms v Beer Can; 11-
12- 30 p.m. - Top Hats v Real Tetchy.
DEVONSHIRE
CARPETS CRAVEN AND DISTRICT
FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS
Premier Division Embsay 1, Skipton Bulldogs 0;
Gargrave 4, Skipton LMS 3; Cononley Sports 3, Skipton Town 1; Bradley 1, Bronte Wanderers 5.
First Division Skipton LMS Reserves 0,
Waddington 2; Oxenhope Reserves 2, Barrowford United 3; Cowling 3, Embsay Reserves
1. Second Division Grindleton Reserves 7,
Intake Reserves 0; Earby Town 0, Gargraves Reserves 3; McBride’s 2, Grassington Unit ed Reserves 0. Third Division
Barnoldswick Barons 3, Skip-
ton Bulldogs Reserves 0; Earby Town Reserves 4, Cowling 1; Long Lee Juniors 7, Earby 0; Wadding ton Reserves 4, Hellifield Sports Reserves 1.
TABLES
Premier Division P W D L P
Gargrave............11 9 0 2 27 Embsay................9 7 1 1 22 Bronte Wanderers..9 6 1 2 19
Skipton LMS ....10 5 1 4 16 Cononley Sports ..10 4 3 3 15 OxenhopeRec. ....5 4 0 1 12 Carleton............... 9 3 2 4 11 Grindleton............9 2 2 5 8 Grassington Utd ...6 1 1 4 7 Bradley..............10 2 1 7 7 Skipton Bulldogs ..7 2 0. 5 6 Skipton Town ....11 2 0 9 3 First Division p W D L p
LongLeeJrs........9 9 0 0 27 Earby............... 11 9 0 2 27 Earby Town Res ..12 8 2 2 26 W'addingtonRes ..10 7 1 2 22 Hellifield Sp. Res .10 3 2 5 11 B'swick Barons . . . .9 3 2 4 11 Rolls-Royce Res ...5 3 0 2 9 Ingleton............. 8 2 0 6 6 S'tonB’dogsRes..lO 1 1 8 4 Cowling............ 11 0 3 8 3 Carleton............. 7 0 1 6 1
Third Division P W D L P
WARBURTON’S YOUTH FOOTBALL
LEAGUE RESULTS Under 10
Bacup 1, Colne Clarets 3;
Burnley Community Wardens 3, Clitheroe Wolves 2; Huncoat United 5, Ighten Leigh Purple 0.
Under 11 Yellow: Ighten Leigh 5, Whal-
ley 3; Pendle Forest 7, Fulledge Colts Blue 2; Headstone United Yellow 0, Clitheroe Wolves Blue 4; Trawden Celtic 0, Bamoldswick Barons Black 2. Red: Accrington Amateurs 1,
55 a.m. - Ace Men v Stella W;
Foulridge Minors 0; Bamoldswick Town Yellow 2, Briercliffe Rovers 1; Brierfield Celtic Blue 18, Barnoldswick Barons Blue 1; Fulledge Colts Red 6, Clitheroe Wolves Red 1; Headstone United Blue 0, Huncoat United 2; Tod- morden Sports Centre 0, Junior Clarets 4.
Under 12 Yellow: Baraoldswick Town 2,
Brierfield Celtic Red 3; Daneshouse 0, Bacup 11; Foul ridge Minors 6, Junior Clarets Colts 2, Red: Barnoldswick Barons 6,
Ighten Leigh 2; Briercliffe Rovers 5, Todmorden Colts 1; Clitheroe Wolves 12, Brierfield Celtic Blue 0; Todmorden Sports Centre 0, Pendle Forest 7. Under 13
Brierfield Celtic Red 1,
Cliviger Colts 4; Brierfield Celtic Blue 0, Colne Clarets 2; Ighten Leigh 4, Fulledge Colts 1; Read- stone United 1, Barnoldswick Town 7; Red Star 1, Briercliffe Rovers 7; Todmorden Colts 6, Brunlea 3; Trawden Celtic 4, Foulridge Minors 2. TABLES Under 10 P W D L P
Huncoat Utd...... 11 8 1 2 25 Colne Clarets...... 7 7 0 0 21 •Burnley U td ...... 9 7 1 1 19 Bacup Juniors ....11 6 1 4 19 Ighten Leigh P ...10 5 1 4 16 Briercliffe Rovers .10 4 0 6 12 Burnley CW...... 11 3 2 6 11 Todmorden Colts ..9 3 1 5 10 Ighten Leigh W ....9 0 2 7 2 Clitheroe Wolves...9 0 1 8 1 Under 11 Yellow P W D L P
Waddington ....... 9 7 1 1 22 Barrowford Utd ..12 6 1 5 19 WFC Clitheroe....9 5 3 1 18
Pendle Forest ....12 11 0 1 33 Ighten Leigh...... 12 9 0 3 27 Bacup Juniors. . . .10 8 0 2 24 B’wick Barons B1 .10 7 • 1 2 22 WhalleyJuniors ..11 5 3 3 18 Trawden Celtic ...11 4 1 6 13 C’roeWolvesB ....7 3 1 3 10 B’wickTnB........9 2 2 5 8 Fulledge Colts B . .12 2 1 9 7 Readstone Utd Y .13 1 1 11- 4 Brierfield Celtic R . 91 08 3 Under 11 Red P W D L P
Intake............... 9 5 1 3 16 OxenhopcRccRes 12 4 3 5 15 SkiptonLMSRes .10 4 2 4 14 Rolls-Royce......... 8 4 0 4. 12 Cowling............. 9 3 1 5 10 HcUifieldSporU ..10 3 0 7 9
Cross Hills......... 10 5 1 4 16 Embsay R e s ...... 11 5 1 5 16
Clitheroe Lions. . . .9 PendleAthletic ...10 Gargrave Res ....10
Silsden............... 8
CononleySp.Res ..7
. Church Town .....8 2 1 5 7 ■-SCiown............... 9 3 1 5 7
Walmsley Arms....8 3 1 4 10 Plough................. 7 2 1 4 7
' Woolpack..............9 1 2 6 5 Station................. 9 o 0 9 0
McBrides............ 9 Earby Town ........8 Skipton Town Res .9 Grindleton Res ...10 Intake Res......... 10
Fulledge Colts R .13 11 1 1 34 Junior Clarets . . . .12 10 1 1 31 Briercliffe Rovers .14 10 1 3 31 B’wickToftnY ...12 10 0 2 30 Accrington Am ...13 8 1 4 25
Horton............... 7 0 0 7 0 Second Division P
TbdmordenSC ...14 8 1 5 25 C’roeWolvesR ...12 5 1 6 16 Brierfield Celtic B .13 4 1 8 13 Rcadstone Utd B .15 3 1 11 10 •Foulridge Minors 12 3 2 7 8 Huncoat Utd...... 13 1 0 12 3 B’wick Barons B .13 0 0 13 0 Under 12 Yellow P W D L P
Brierfield Celtic R .9 8 0 1 24 Foulridge Minors ..7 6 0 1 18 Bacup Juniors. . . . .7 5 0 2 15 B’wick Town........9 3 2 4 11 C’roe Wolves Rgrs 10 3 1 6 10
Bradley Res......... 8 Grass’ton Utd Res .8
Junior Clarets Co . .8 1 2 5 5 Daneshouse......... 8 0 1 7 1 •FulledeeColts....2 1 0 1 0
Clithcroe Wolves...9 9 BriercUffe Rovers . .9 7 Pendle Forest...... 6 5 Junior Clarets...... 9 4 Todmorden SC ...10 4 Brierheld Celtic B. .9 2 Ighten Leigh........8 2 B’wick Baron...... 7 2 Todmorden Colts ..9 0 Under 13 P W
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LEAGUE RESULTS
Premier Division Waggon A 5, Billlington A 7;
RBL B 4, Stork A 8: Buck B 5, Buck A 7; Rose'and Crown 3, RBL A 9: Castle 9, White Hart 3. First Division
Bridge A 7, Pendle Hotel A 7;
Brown Cow 8, St Peter’s 4; Pendle Hotel B 4, New Inn 8: Pendle X Factors 5, Pendle Witch 7; Stork Hotel B 11, White Horse A 1. Second Division
White Horse B 4, Whalley
Arms 8; RBL D 7, Craven Heifer A 5; Horse Shoe 5, Buck Wrink- leys 7; Dog Music Bar A 10, RBL C 2; Bay Horse 6, Bridge B 6. Third Division
Kings Arms 10, Dog Music Bar
Briercliffe Rovers .14 14 Cliviger Colts ....14 11 B’wick Town...... 11 7 Colne Clarets . : . . l l ‘ 7 Foulridge Minors .12 7 'TrawdenCeltic ...11 7 Brierfield Celtic R 12 6 Todmorden Colts .10 5 Ighten Leigh...... 11 5 Fiilledge Colls. . . .12 3 Brunlea............ 12 3 Readstone Utd ...10 2 Bacup ..............10 2 RedStar ...........11 0 Brierfield Celtic B. .9 0 •points deducted
BLACKBURN AND DISTRICT
BADMINTON
ASSOCIATION RESULTS
First Division Stanhill A 15-227 (19), St
Philip’s 1-88 (2): Clitheroe B 4-129 (6), Clitheroe A 12-219(16). Second Division
Westholme B 7-185 (10), Inde
pendent A 9-185 (12); Telecom A 7-169(10), Abacus A 9-182 (12); Halsteads 9-204 (13), BAE Sys tems 7-191 (10): Stanhill B 6- 183(9), Tag 10-200 (14). Third Division
Abacus B 7-179 (10), Clitheroe
C 9-202 (13); Independent B 6- 162 (9), Salesbury 10-215 (14); College 6-144 (8), Avondale 10- 188 (13): Colne 10-203 (14), Whitehall 6-167 (9). Fourth Division
Westholme C 12-214 (16), St
Matthews 4-141 (6). TABLES
YMCAA......... .7 7 0 Brockhall......... .7 5 0 Stanhill A ....... .8 5 0 Westholme A .... .7 5 0 ClithcrocA...... .8 4 0 Clithcroe B ...... .8 0 0 St Philip’s ........ .8 2 0
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B 2; Craven Heifer 9, Waggon B 3; Billington B 4, 'White Lion 8; Buck D 3, Wictoria 9; De Lacy 3, Station 9; Red Pump 10, Royal Oak 2. Ladies’ League
Buck A 8, White Horse 1; Pen
dle 6, Buck B 3; Dog Inn 4, RBL 5.
FIXTURES Premier Division Buck A v Rose and Crown;
Stork A v Buck B; Billington B v RBL B; Waggon A v Castle; RBL
A V White Hart First Division
New Inn v Pendle X Factors;
St Peter’s HG v Pendle B; Pendle Hotel A V Brown Cow; Bridge A v Stork Hotel B; Pendle Witch v TOite Horse A. Second Division
Buck Wrinkleys v Dog Music
Bar A; Craven Heifer A v Horse Shoe: Whalley Arms v RBL D; White Horse B v Bay Horse; RBL
C V Bridge B. Third Division
Dog Music Bar B v Billington
B; Buck D v Craven Heifen Red Pump V Station; 'Victoria v Wag gon B; Royal Oaks v Kings Arms; White Lion v De Lacy. Ladies’ League
Dog Inn V Buck A; RBL v Pendle Ladies; Buck B v White
Horse. Harrison Challenge Cup Thursday, December 16
Bay Horse v Victoria; Rose and
Crown V Buck B; De Lacy v Dog Music A; Pendle Witch v Craven Heifer A; St Peter’s v Bridge B; Waggon B v Pendle X Factors; Pendle Hotel B v Bridge A; Stork Hotel A V Buck Wrinkleys; Craven Heifer B v White Lion; Royal Oak v Buck D; Billington B V Whalley Arms; Kings Arms v Waggon A; Legion D v White Hart; Legion B v Legion A; White Horse A v Castle: Pendle Hotel A V Horse Shoe; Buck A v Stork Hotel B. First to seven, five singles fol
lowed hy a doubles. TABLES
Premier Division P W D L P
YMCAB......... .7 2 0 Second Division P W D
Htdsteads......... .9 8 0 Abacus A ......... ..9 8 0 StanhillB ....... ..9 4 0 Westholme B . . . . ..9 3 0 Telecom A ....... ..9 4 0 Independent A .. ..9 3 0 BAE Systems . .. ..9 2 0
7 0
L P 2127 1124 1109 5102
Olympic........... ..8 1 0 Third Division P W D
BuckA................5 4 1 O' 51 Castle..................5 4 1 0 49 Billington A . .. .. ..5 3 2 0 44 RBLA.......... ....5 3 0 2 39 White H a r t ........5 2 2 1 36 Waggon A..............5 2 0 3 33 RBLB .................5 1 1 3 27 BuckB.................5 1 0 4 26 Rose and Crown....5 0 1 4 23 StorkA................5 1 0 4 22 First Division P W D L P
Colne............. ..8 8 0 St Nicholas...... ..8 7 0 Whitehall......... ..8 5 0 Salesbury......... ..9 4 0 ClitherocC...... ..8 5 0 IndependentB .. ..9 3 0 Avondale......... ..8 4 0 Abacus B ......... ..9 1 0
Cardinals A ...... ..7 6 0 Cardinals B ...... ..7 7 0 Rocfield A ........ ..7 5 0 Westholme C . . . . ..8 4 0 Stanhill C ....... ..7 3 0 St Matthews. . . . ..8 1 0 Telecom B ...... ' ..7 3 0 Roefield B ...... ..7 0 0
College............ ..9 1 0 Fourth Division P W D
L P 0118 1118 3103 5101 3 97 6 95 4 88 8 73 8 59
L P 1108
0105 2100 4 88
StorkB.................5 4 0 1 41 PendleA.............5 3 0 2 41 BridgeA.............. 5 3 2 .0 41 PenificXJhclors...5 2 1 2 38 PendleB............... 5 2 2 1 37 Pendle Witch....... .5 2 2 1 36 Brown Cow.......... '.5 2 0 3 33 Newinn ............... 5 1 0 4 32 St Peter’s HG.........5 1 0 4 26 Whtie Horse.......... 5 1 0 4 19 Second Division P W D I P
Whalley Arms.......5 4 0 1 45 RBLD.................5 3 1 1 44 DogA...................5 3 1 1 41 WhiteHorseB.......5 2 2 1 37 Buck Wrinkleys ....5 3 1 1 36 HorseShoe............5 2 0 3 33 BridgeB............... 5 1 2 2 33 BayHoise ............5 1 2 2 31 OavenA............. ...5 1 0 4 28 RBLC.................5 0 1 4 22 'Third Division P W D L P
SPORTS DESK Adrian Capstick
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Victoria...................5 5 0 0 54 Station ................5 5 0 0 62 Red Pump ............5 4 0 1 48 Billington B ............5 4 0 1 44 WhitcLion............5 3 1 1 38 RoyalOak ...........5 2 1 2 32 KingsArms............5 1 1' 3 32 CravenB.................5 2 0 3 29 BuckD.................. 5 1 0 4 28 DeLacy ................5 1 0 4 22 Waggon B ...............5 0 0 5 22 DobB ...................5 1 .0 4 20
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Ladies’ League P W L P
R B L ...... Dog........ BuckA . .. Pendle . . . . BuckB . . . White Horse
......... 4 1 3 16 ......... 5 1 4 15
....... 5 ....... 5 ....... 4 ....... 5
RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES’DARTS
ASSOCIATION RESULTS
Pat Dobson Memorial Trophy Semi-Finals: Billington BC 8,
Judge Walmesley 4; Brown Cow 11, Bueklnnl. HIGH SCORES
140 - D. Cockett: 124 - L.
Lambe: 121 - D. Hall; 117 - L. Lloyd; 110 - L. Lambe; 109 - J. Hamer; 104 - B. Bolton; 100 - L. Lloyd, B. Grimes.
4 1 38 3 2 30 3 1 28 2 3 26
RIBBLE VALLEY DARTSAND
DOMINOES WINTER
LEAGUE RESULTS Darts
De Lacy 4, Band Club B 8;
Bay Horse 8, Black Bull 4; Swan With Two Necks 10, Judge Walmesley 2; Band Club A 12, Pendle Witch 0. Dominoes
De Lacy 5, Band Club B 7;
Bay Horse 4, Black Bull 8; Swan With Two Necks 4, Judge Walmesley 8; Band Club A 8, Pendle Witch 4. Total
De Lacy 9, Band Club B 15;
Bay Horse 12, Black Bull 12; Swan With T\vo Necks 14, Judge Walmesley 10;*Band Club A 20, Pendle Witch 4.
Sixth straight win for in-form Hurst Green
Hurst,Green................5 Kelbrook ....................1 HURST Green are the in form team of the East Lancancashire League First Division, having won their last six games. They were however,
given a sterner test in this one than the final score would suggest. The home side’s defence
never looked in danger of being breached, as they dominated the centre. Mark Young, who has
notched 14 in his last three games, was having one of those days, with a number of near misses. The deadlock was bro
ken when Craig Shaw played an exquisite pass to Alan Coar. He beat two players
before whipping a ball in, which was parried by the Kelbrook keeper into the path of Dan Walker, who
finished with aplomb. The lead was increased
when Mark Young headed a cross into the corner of the net. ■ Kelbrook came back strongly and thought they had scored, only to be denied by a stunning save from the home keeper. But breaking quickly
from defence, Simon Tip- ton showed a clean pair of heals to the visitor’s full back and slid a pass to Dan Walker, who netted comfortably. Kelbrook pulled back a
well-deserved goal through an excellent strike, only for Andy Waite to head home a cor ner to make it 4-1. There was still time for
substitute Colin Piper to get on the scoresheet as he drove home through a crowd of players from the edge of the area.
Buggy ban is baffling golfers!
CONFUSION is rife on local golf courses about new rules affecting buggy and trolley bans, says the Nation al Golf Clubs' Advisory Association. The Disability Discrimination Act means golf clubs
must remove any physical barriers preventing a dis abled person from using a course. Failing to do this ■will make the club liable for dam ages for unlawful discrimination, which could run into
thousands. However, Michael Shaw, National Secretary of the
NGCAA, says many clubs are confused about how the Act affects buggy and trolley bans that already exist: "We've had a surge of queries from clubs concerned about the legality of buggy and trolley bans on their
courses. “There is definitely confusion. What is clear is that
courts no longer approve a blanket bah. "However, clubs are entitled to impose a ban which
restricts access to those parts of the course it is neces sary to preserve. “They must also implement a ban if the health and
safety of any individual is at risk due to weather and ground conditions, "It is vital that dubs are able to justify any ban they
impose and they must have documentation in place to explain the reasons behind it," added Shaw.
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