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FOOTBALL LEAGUE _ RESULTS First Division '
EAST LANCASHIRE
Rovers 2; G o o d ^w Utd 5, Padi- ham A 0; Kelbrook 3. Hurst Green 1; Rimington 3, Enfield 0; Sabden 1, Colne Utd 12. Second Division
Burnley Boys’ Club 1, Rock Bamoldswick Tn 2, Clitheroe F-*f.
RBL 5; Langho 5, Belvedere 0; , Nelson Reserves 2, Silsdm 1; Read Utd 0, Peel Park 3; Worsthome 3, Banowford YCW1. Reserve Division
Colne Utd 0, Rimington 6;
Enfield 3, Kelbrook 0; Goodshaw United 3, Langho 4; !^wtenstall 3, Sabden 2; Rock Rovers 3, Worsthorne 6; Stacksteads St Joseph’s 3, Read Utd 2. TABLES
First Division P W D L P
GoodshawUtd__ 5 5 0 0 15 CobeUtd'........6 4 1 1 13 Kelbrook............... 7 4 1 2 13 Rimington..............6 3 1 2 10 S’steads St Joseph’s .6 3 1 2 10 Enfield...................6 2 3 1 9 Padiham A ...........6 3 0 3 9 HurstGreen . . . . . .5 2 2. 1 8 RockRoveis.........5 2 2 1 8 OssyStMaiy’s ....6 1 3 2 6 Settle U td ............. 5 1 1 3 4 Sabden..................6 0 1 5 1 BlyBoys’Club ....7 0, 0 7 0 Second Division . P W D L P
Langho ............. ..7 4 2 1 14 Nelson Reserves ...7 4 1 2 13 Chatbum Utd___ 4 4 0 0 12 Worsthome...........4 4 0 0 12 BorrowdaleUtd ...5 3 0 2 9 Rawtenstall.......... 5 3 0 2 9 Silsden................. 5 3 0 2 9 Peel Park..............6 3 0 3 9 CUtheroeRBL ....5 2 1 2 7 B’ford Celtic.........5 2 0 3 6 ReadUtd..............6 2 0 4 6 BarrowtordYCW ..5 1 0 4 3 Bly Belvedere.......6 1 0 5 3 Baraoldswick Tn ..6 0 0 6 0 Reserve Division P W D L P
son’s); Low Moor v Ossy Refugees (Roefield); Roebuck v Helshore Harriers (Haslingden SC), Wood- nook V Clayton le Moors (Foxgill).
TABLES
First Division P W D L P
CrossAxes.............3 3 0 0 9 Stanley St Clarets..4 2 1 1 7 Dukeof Wellington 4 2 1 - 1 7 ChurchTown .....4 2 0 2 6 Walmsley Arms....4 2 0 2 6 Commercial.. . . . . .3 2 0 1 6 Griffin’s Head........2 1 1 0 4 •Crown ............... 4 2 1 1 4 ••Rose and Crown .3 2 0 1 3 Plough..................2 1 0 1 3 Woolpack............. 5 0 0 5 0 Station..................4 0 0 4 0 - t
Second Division P W D L P
Wobdnook.. . . . . . .5 5 0 0 15 Low Moor.............5 3 1 1 10 ' Foresterers.............4 2 2 0 8 Clayton le Moors .
Gt Harwood Rovers 3 1 1 0 7 Stanley St OB .....3 2 0 1 6 Commercial OB ...4 1 1 2 4 Globe Bullough. . . .4 1
. 4 2 1 1 7 1 2 4
Ossy Refugees....... 4 1 0 3 3 Roebuck .......... ..4 1 0 3 3 Dog Inn................4 0 2 2 2 Helmshore Harriers 5 0 1 4 1 •denotes points deducted for fielding unre^tcr^ players.
YOUTH FOOTBALL WARBURTONS
LEAGUE RESULTS Under 10
Enfield..-............. 6 6 0 0 18 GoodshawUtd ....7 4 1 2 13 S’steads St Joseph’s .7 4 1 '2 13 Rock Rovers.........7 4 0 3 12 Worsthorae...........5 3 2 0 11 Rimington..........-.5 3 0 2 9 Langho ................5 2 1 2 7 Rawtenstall.......... 6 2 0 4 6 ■ Kelbrook..............6 2 0 4 6 ReadUtd..............7 2 0 5 6 HurstGreen .........4 1 2 1 5 Settle U td ............3 1 0 2 3 Colne U td............ 4 1 0 3 3 Sabden................. 6 0 1 5 1
FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS Under 12
MCDONALD’S HYNDBURNAND DISTRICT BOYS’
Ct'
Juniors 2, Ramsbottom 2 (Rams- bottom won on penalties). Blue: Whalley Juniors 1,
Haslingden Juniors 9. Red: Rossendale United 12, Whalley Juniors 0.
Under 14 Inter-League: Hyndburn and
District Boys’ League 2, Craven Minor Southport 0.. Blue: Clitheroe Wplves 9,
Readstone United 2. Under 15
Blue: Darwen Rangers 2,
Langho Juniors 0; Huncoat Unit ed 7, Whalley Juniors 1; Read- stone United 2, Glenross 4. Under IG
Blue: Clitheroe Wolves A 2,
Oswaldtwistle 1. Red: Clitheroe Wolves 5, Haslingden Juniors 0.
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FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS
HARRY DEWHURST MEMORIAL
Terry Cattcrmole Trophy Clayton le Moors 2, Crossbills
7; Duke of Wellington 3. Roebuck 2; Helmshore Harriers 1, Low Moor 8; Ossy Refugees 1, Walms- ley 3; Plough 2, Rose and Crown 3; Woodnook 2, Gt Harwood Elovers 0.
First Division FIXTURES
Duke of Wellington v Commercial (Wilsons); Griffin’s Head v Cross Axes (Altham): Rose and Croivn v Stanley St Clarets (Rocfield); Sta tion V Plough (Haslingden SC); Woolpack V Church Town (Haslingden SC). Second Division
Crown V Walmsley (Wilsons): Foresterers v Stanley St OB
(Wilson’s): Globe Bullough v Commercial OB (Bullough); (Jt Harwood Rovers v Dog Inn (Wil-
♦ LFA Youth Cup: Langho
4, Todmorden Colts 2; Burnley Utd 3, Clitheroe Wolves 0; Hun coat Utd 0, Colne Clarets 1; Ight- en Leigh Purple 2, Bacup Juniors 3.
Burnley Community Wardens Under 11 Yellow: Barnoldswick Barons
Black 6, Fulledge Colts Blue 1; Brierfield Celtic Red 0, Ighten Leigh 11; Pendle Forest 5, Bacup Juniors 3; Trawden Celtic 1, Readstone Utd Yellow 0; Whalley Juniors 3, Barnoldswick Tn Blue
3. Red: Clitheroe Wolves Red 2,
Bamoldswick Tn Yellow 5; Foul- ridge Minors 3, Briercliffe Rovers 4; Fulledge Colts Red 7, Brierfield Celtic Blue 1; Huncoat Utd 0, Junior Clarets 8; Readslone Utd Blue 3, Todmorden Sports Centre 6.
Under 12 Yellow: Clitheroe Wolves
Rangers 2, Junior Clarets Colts 2; Daneshouse 0, Brierfield Celtic Red 15; Foulridge Minors 4, Bacup Juniors 2. R ^ : Briercliffe Rovers 3, Brier
field Celtic Blue 2; Ighten Leigh 1, Junior Clarets 15; Todmorden Sports Centre 0, Clitheroe Wolves 8. Under 13
Bacup Juniors 1, Trawden
Celtic 5; Barnoldswick Tn 7, Bmnlea 0; Brierfield Celtic Red 0, Briercliffe Rovers 8; Colne Clarets 3, Todmorden Colts 2; Foulridgc Minors 7, Red Star 0; Fulledge Colts 4, Brierfield Celtic Blue 1; Ighten Leigh 2, Cliviger Colts 0. Under 14
Belvederes, Brierfield Celtic 1;
Brunlea 6, Ighten Leigh 0; Colne Clarets 2, Briercliffe Rovers 4. TABLES Under 10 P W D L P
Huncoat Utd........ 6 4 1 1 13 Bacup .................6 4 1 1 13 BrierdiffeRvrs ....6 4 0 2 12 Burnley U td .........3 3 0 0 6 IghtcnLeighP ....3 2 0 1. 6 Colne Clarets .......2 2 0 0 6 Burnley CW.........7 2 0 5 6 Tod Colts.............3 0 0 3 0 C’roe Wolves.........4 0 0 4 0 Ighten Leigh W. . . .4 0 0 4 0 Under 11 Yellow P W D L P
Pendle Forest.......5 5 0 0 15 Ighten Leigh.........5 5 0 0 15 Trawden Celtic. . . .6 3 1 2 10 B’wick Barons B.. .4 3 0 1 9 Bacup ................. 5 3 0 2 9 \Vhalley
Fulledge Colts B .. .6 1 1 4 4 Readstone Utd Y .
Under 11 Red P W D L P
Fulledge Colts R . . .6 6 0 0 18 Briercliffe Rovers ..7 5 1 1 16 B’wick Town Y ....5 5 0 0 15 Tod Sports Centre .7 4 1 2 13 Junior Clarets.......5 4 0 1 12 Accy Amateurs.. . .5 3 0 2 9 B’field Celtic B ....6 2 1 3 7 ReadstoneUtdB ..8 2 0 6 6 C’roe Wolves R ....5 1 1 3 5 Huncoat Utd........6 0 0 6 0 B'wick Barons B ...4 0 0 4 0 •Foulridge Minors .4 0 0 4 -3 Under 12 Yellow P W D L P
B’wick Town.........2 1 0 1 3 Junior Clarets C .. .2 0 1 1 1 Daneshouse.......... 3 0 0 3 0 Under 12 Red P W D L P
B'field Celtic R . . . .2 2 0 0 6 Bacup .................3 2 0 1 6 C’roe Wolves Rang .4 1 1 2 4 Fulledge Colts.......1 1 0 0 3 Foulridge Minors .
. 1 1 0 0 3
C'roe Wolves.........3 3 0 0 9 Briercliffe Rovers ..3 3 0 0 9 Junior Clarets.......3 2 0 1 6 Ighten Leigh.........3 2 0 1 6 Pendle Forest .......1 1 0 0 3 Tod Sports Centre . 4 1 0 3 3 B’wick Barons.......2 0 0 2 0 B’fieldCelticB ....3 0 0 3 0 •Tbd Colts............2 0 0 2 -3 Under 13 P W D L P
BriercliffeRovers . .8 .8 0 0 24 Cliviger Colts.......7 4 1 2 13 B’wick Town.........6 4 1 1 13 Trawden Celtic. . . .6 4 0 2 12 B’field Celtic R . . . .6 4 0 2 12 Pulledge Colts.......7 3 2 2 11 Colne Clarets .......6 3 1 2 10 Foulridge Minors ..6 3 0 3 9 Tod Colts..............5 2 0 3 6 Bacup .................6 2 0 4 6 Ighten Leigh........ 4 2 0 2 6 Brunlea............... 7 2 0 5 6 Readstone Utd ....4 1 0 3 3 Red Star ..............6 0 1 5 1 B’field CelticB ....6 0 0 6 0 •points deducted
CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS
LEAGUE RESULTS
First Division
Craven Heifer 3, Legion B 6; Lower Buck Waddington 4, Pen dle fnn 5; Buck tnn Paythome 0, Swan A 9.
Second Division
Chatburn 4; Legion A 3, Brown Cow A 6; Horse Shoe 3, Bridge Inn 6; Swan and Royal B 1, New Inn 8.
MONDAY FIXTURES First Division
V Buck Inn Paythorne; Craven Heifer v Royal Oak; Lower Buck Waddington v Kings Arms. Second Division
Swan A v Legion B; Pendle Inn New Inn v Brown Cow A;
Bridge Inn v Swan B; Legion A v Brown Cow Chatburn: Brown Cow B V Horse Shoe.
KIBBLE VALLEY LADIES’ DARTS
ASSOCIATION RESULTS
Mnrsden Cup Winner, D. Stevenson (Low
Moor Club): mner-up, A. South- well (Catholic SC); semi-finalists: L. Smithies (Brown Cow), M. Taylor (Royal British Legion). HIGH SCORES
120, D. Stevenson; 109, J. War-
burton; 100, D. Stevenson,A. Southwell x3, E. Smith, B. Parker.
SPORTS DESK
• C’roe Wolves B ....2 0 1 1 1 ♦
B’field Celtic R . . . .6 1 , 0 5 3 B'wick Town B . . . .4 0 2 2 2
.......5 2 2 1 8 . 8 1 1 6 4
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■Brown Cow B 5, Brown Cow Royal Oak 1, Kings Arras 8; CLITHEROE AND
DISTRICT SNOOKER LEAGUE
TONIGHT’S FIXTURES First Division
Billington A v Whalley:
Clitheroe Conservative A v Waddington A; Talbot B v Clitheroe Conservative B; Royal British Legion v Chatbum A; Low Moor A V Rimington B. . Second Division
Waddington B v Catholic
Club; Police v Talbot A; Chat- bum B V Slaidbum; Rimington A V Low Moor B.
CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL
Premier Division
LEAGUE RESULTS
Crown A 5, White Hart 7; Legion A 8, Billington A 4; Stork B 3, Le^on B 9; Rose and Crown B 4, Buck A 8; Ro^ and Crown B 6, BUlington 6. First Division
Castle 6, Stork A 6; Rose and Buck B 10, Station A 2; Dog
Music Bar A 6, Pendle Hotel A 6; St Peter’s 11, Brown Cow 1; White Horse A 6, New Inn 6; Pendle Hotel B 6, Whalley Warriors 6. Second Division
Pendle Witch 8, Horse Shoe 4; Royal Oak 3, Bay Horse 9; Billington B 12, Bridge A 0; Buck Wrinkleys 10, Craven Heifer 2. Third Division
Wagon B 3, White Horse 9; at league leaders Clitheroe RUFC . . . .15
.Old Bedians RUFC . .31 IF points were awarded for spirit and endeavour, then the town’s rugby men would have had won this match hands down. Unfortunately,
the
Manchester outfit of Old Bedians showed just why they are at the top of the league as they exposed Clitheroe's frailties to take a healthy lead. The Bedians clinically
capitalised on Clitheroe's mistakes in the first quar ter to give them a cushion th a t proved somewhat flattering. Clitheroe were in good
heart right from the start, relishing playing on their favourite Littlemoor ground in front of their home support. And although injuries
Lion 7, Kings Arms 5; Royal British Legion D 5, Royal British Legion C 7; Victoria 9, Dog Music B 3; Station B 5, Red Pump 7. . • The Bridge A team have lost
Bridge B 5, Buck D 7; White
a further 20 points for failing to turn up for two matches. The Bay Horse will be awarded 12 points, as will Billington Brass Band. • Will the following teams
please arrange to forward their registration form and money for the forthcoming season if they want to be included: Pendle Witch, Whalley Arms and New Inn. The weekend will be the final date, any problems contact the pool line (01282680855). • Will the following teams who
received trophies last summer sea son please ensure th a t they are cleaned and returned to the Legion prior to presentation night: Buck A - Chris Stewart Cup, Dog B Ladies - Ladies* Challenge Cup, Bridge B - Third Division winners. Buck B - Second Division winners, Wagon and Horses - First Division winners. All prizes for the raffle would be gratefully received.
HYNDBURNAND DISTRICT
BOWLING LEAGUE Roll of honour
VETERANS’ First Divison - Winners: Rhyd-
dings Park: Runners-up: Ribbles- dale A. Second Division - Winners
Catty Park A: Runners-up: Whal ley.
AEU Singles
Street; Runner-up: P. Bold, Oakhill.
Springhill Doubles Winners: P. Singleton and G.
Rushton, Whalley; Runners-up: L. Hindle and G. Thomas, Rush- ton Street.
Ladies Pairs Winners: P. Singleton and G.
Rushton, Whalley; Runners-up: M. Fryer and P. Singleton, com bined teams. Rishlon Waslc Paper
First Division Winners: Rib-
blesdale Wanderers A, Runners- up: Rhyddings Park.
Second Division winners:
Whalley, Runners-up; Hurst Green. • Veterans annual meeting to
Winner G. Schofield, Rushton
had caused the selectors some headaches, none more so in the back line where both wingers were out, replacements James McAloonan and debutant Simon Coulter made a good impression. In the pack, Ed Thorn-
ber made his first full start in the second row boiler room, and the cherubic Will Jones returned at hooker. But after a good start
that saw a forced penalty for fly half Nathan Peel to slot over, the Maroon and Golds were up against it. This was especially seen
in the scrum, where Bedi ans had a substantial weight advantage. However, in spite of
being bogged down in their own 22 for long peri ods, Clitheroe knew if they could weather the storm the bigger Bedians for-
be held on December 7th at Catty Park.
FINAL TABLES First Division P W D L P
EhyddingsPk ....26 23 0 3 219 RibbIcsdaleA ....26 21 1 4 218 WorsleyPkA ....26 20 0 6 204 Rushton St A ....26 19 0 7 204 FeelPkA............26 18 1 7 173 BulloughPkA ...26 12 0 14 161 OakhillPkA.......26 15 1 10153 LowcrfoldPk.......26 11 2 13 153 RishtonBC.........26 10 1 15130 Oakhill BC .........26 6 2 18 129 Sabden BC .........26 7 1 18 127 Mercer Pk.......... 26 7 1 19 125 WotsIeyPkB ....26 7 1 18124 RushtonStB ....26 2 0 24 66 Second Division P W D L P
Catty Pk............24 20 1 3 206 Whalley BC.........24 19 1 4 185 Hurst Green .....24 14 2 8 165 Immanuel A ___.24 15 1 8 161 BulloughPkB ...24 12 1 11160 RibbIcsdaleB ....24 15 0 9 150 Immanuel B .......24 12 2 10 146 MilnshawPkC...24 11 1 12137 Waddington BC . .24 8 3 13 135 Oakhill PkB.......24 8 2 14 127 PecIPkB............24 7 2 15 124 Catty Park B ....24 5 2 17 103 MilnshawPkB ...24 1 0 23 61
wards would tire. Regrettably though, the
visitors failed to read the script and Clitheroe shipped three tries in close succession. Although slightly
alarmed, the Littlemoor team were undaunted and resolutely set about their task. This was typified when
a Bedian winger was caught out after a high kick, dispossessed by loose forward Andrew Rigby, and with top-notch support from Thornber, the ball was popped up to second row Bob Wilkinson for a fine try. After the interval
Clitheroe let yet another try in, but as before, it only served to push them to greater heights, and for most of the second half Clitheroe threw the proverbial kitchen sink at the Bedians' line. And as the visiting pack
weakened, the town team produced some tremen dous aggressive rugby. Only after pounding the
line for what seemed like an age, skipper Dave Wat son was able to sneak round the e d p of a ruck for his try, which Peel con verted to reduce the deficit to an 11-point gap. Further pressure saw
Oily McEntyre over, only to be unable to ground the ball, then McAloonan seemed to be in over the comer, but again was cru elly denied. Then inevitably, with
Clitheroe throwing every thing into attack, they were left exposed a t the back, and Bedians claimed a final try to extinguish any lingering hopes of a comeback - leaving a beat en but unbowed Clitheroe to rue those early scores. DucMnfield................30 Clitheroe Cavaliers . .12 CLITHEROE Cavaliers saw their game on Satur day end in defeat, but not before giving a good account of themselves. Duckinfield scored on
five minutes as they took advantage of poor hand ing and a spilled ball from Clitheroe backs. But Clitheroe responded with some strong forward
ruck play taking them into the Duckinfield half.
The ball was driven to
the line by the Clitheroe pack, and burly winger ' Ashley Ashton was in sup port to touch down. However, the loss of
Andrew Caunce in the first 10 minutes to a head injury did not help Clitheroe's cause, as an under strength back line struggled to contain the Duckinfield backs from then on, as the home side strack with two more tnes. But on th e stroke of
half-time, Clitheroe showed th e ir potential ■with some fast ruck balls, creating several phases of play for th e backs to attack. Then Wood broke from
the base of the scrum to link up with Rowley and feed the rampant Curphy. who in turn skittled sever al defenders to score, neat ly converted by Rowley. In the second half.
Clitheroe started well and almost crossed the white wash twice, but the last pass went astray. But the loss of experi
enced centre Caunce took it’s toll as the Duckinfield back row broke the Clitheroe line twice more to score. The Cavaliers showed
strength in character to maintain a very respectable scoreline and can only improve as a
result. Seventeen-year-olds
Andy Hayton and Jo Newton, both products of the Clitheroe Royal Gram mar School team, stood out for the Cavaliers. Hayton had an excellent
full debut for the club, with many strong runs and great tackling, while Newton linked well with father Dave throughout. A mention must also go
to Ian Poole who, playing with a sprained ankle sus tained in the early mm- utes, tackled and hounded the opposition well.
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WHALLEY youngster Louise Highton won her fourth national title of the year at the British Cadet and Junior Fencing Championships at the University of East Anglia in Norwich at the weekend. She finished runner-up in the Under 17s’ cadet com petition on Saturday, but went one better in the Under
20s’ event a day later. She won four bouts to reach the semi-final, where she
took on and beat British number one Corinna Laurence of Plymouth, who was the same girl she lost the cadet final to the day before. She then successfully dispatched Katherine Ferris in
the final by a narrow 15-14 scorclinc. The other British titles Louise has won this year are
the Under 19s Tetrathlon, Under 17s Biathic Champi onship and the Under 16 women's epee. Meanwhile, Ribble Valley Modern Pentathlon Club’s
rhnrlotte Dickinson and Julie Pym swept the board at Lancaster University at the National Biathlon Champi onships North West Qualifier. Charlotte, 11, and Masters competitor Julie had wins
in both the biathlon and triathlon - each recording the best times and performances in their respective running, »vimming and shooting disciplines. Susan Burns finish second in the biathlon and
triathlon behind Julie, and Susan Shaw was fifth in the biathlon to see the Masters team qualify. Katie Vandewallc qualified in fifth in the biathlon and
«ccond in the triathlon by taking the best shoot. And Rosemary Hughes qualified in fourth in the
triathlon to see the Under 13s team finish third overall. In the Under 15 section, Kathleen Walsh finished first
in the biathlon ahead of Elizabeth Highton, who finished sixth, as well as taking second in the triathlon. And as a result, the Under 15s team, which included
Sally Rowland, made the cut. Samantha Murray continues to impress for the Under 17s as she was third in the triathlon, as well as claiming
fourth in the biathlon. And fellow Under 17 Megan Phillip scraped through
in the biathlon with sixth place. The Hightons made it two from'two in these qualifiers,
as Louise won both the Under 19 biathlon and triathlon events by achieving the best run. And team mates Sarah Vandewalle and Sara Burns
will join her after finishing second and fourth respec tively in both biathlon and triathlon. Helen Fitzpatrick made her debut in the open ladies’
category, and she was-unopposed to finish first. Bryn Phillip achieved fourth in the biathlon for the
Boys’ Under 13s, while the Under 17s’ team of Michael Smith) James Crosslcy and Chris Waddington achieved second in the biathlon and and first in the triathlon. Richard Stones won the Under 19s biathlon with the best run, and Tony Bush qualified in second in the
biathlon and fourth in the triathlon. The team now looks forward to the nationals to be
held in Enfield on November 20th. Matt finish!
MATT Hodgkinson kept his 100% record intact as Kay Street took no prison ers m the East Lancashire Table Tennis League. They recorded a 25-11
victory over Haslingden, while second-placed Old Masters had the edge over Mixed, winning 21-18. Ramsbottom C and
j This Saturday the Cav- w
aliers host Upper Eden at . Littlemoor, kick-off 3 I
p.m., where the new club- | house and bar-will be open \ to the public.
■ CLITHEROE Wolves are to hold a Sportsmans’ Dinner at the Stirk House Hotel, Gisbum, on Satur day, October 23rd, and will start at 7-15 p.m. Former Liverpool, Everton and England striker
David Johnson will be the speaker for the evening, with Andy Ashworth the MC and Shaun Styles the comedian. The cost of a ticket is £25, with all money raised to.
be used for the development of Clitheroe Wolves. ’ For more information, or to purchase a ticket, con tact Mrs A. Barker (01200 429050).
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Hyndbumers A shared the spoils in a 20-20 draw, while Pendle Stained Glass moved up to sixth with a 24-12 win over Temple Street. Bnerfield are the team
in form in the Second Division with a 27-7 demolition of TC J. And Harry Raweliffe
was the main man as SAS eased past the same oppo sition, 25-17. Stanhill lost 28-14 at
KSB B, while in the Third' Division, New Era went 12 points clear with a 25- 15 -win over Capa. Simon Lawless made it
six wins out of six as Bum- ley Boys’ Club shared the spoils with Hustlers in a 20-20 draw. Trident won 22-13 at
Kay Street C, and in the Premiership, Buraccs moved up to second with a 2345 victory over Rovers. Andrea Harrison was
the player in form as Standen Hall had a close 21-16 win over East Lancs. Alispeeds picked up valu
able ground with a 23-13 win over Attackers, while Phil Holmes was the man in form as Ramsbottom B enjoyed a 26-14 win against St Mary’s Clitheroe. Leaders Ramsbottom A
- yet to drop a point - defeated Marsden 30-5.
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Debutant Matthew grabs four-goal haul in derby win
Wolves Under 14s ........9 Readstone United........2 FOUR goals from debutant Matthew Oakley saw Wolves rip apart local rivals Readstone United. The youngster's goals put
■ A BATTLING performance by Rocficid saw them unfortunate to finish on the wrong side of a 2-1 score- line against St Joseph’s. They proved to be the much stronger team, who took
the side 4-1 ahead at half time, before Wolves piled on the pressure to add further strikes from Jay Howard (2), Chris Scott (2) and Matthew Winckley. There were also impres
sive performances from Ryan Graves and James Kenyon, who proved a threat when on the ball.
control of the game but just failed to make their chances count in this all-round team effort. ' Jack Excll and Simon Colley both had an excellent game in defence, producing solid tackling throughout. Lewis Bilbic worked tirelessly up front and caused all
sorts of problems to the visitors’ defence, and was unlucky not to score, but forced an own goal to keep Roefield in the hunt for victory. And goalkeeper Elliott Shepherd was again in inspired form.
Jake Lloyd opened the scoring with a free kick and
Wolves Under 16s . . . . .5 the Wolves looked like they Haslingden ..................0 could score at any time.
WOLVES turned on the style against an awkward Haslingden side after a slow start. Tim Swarbrick raised the
game with a superb 30-yard shot that the keeper only just tipped onto the cross bar. But Tom Rutherford
lagher and George Hutchin son all went close, before Oswaldtwistle equalised when a cross-shot was par ried into the net by keeper Ashley Moran. I t didn't take long for the
Andy Ramsden, Joe Gal
eventually opened his account with a t^ical strike on the turn, and a Kino power header from a comer gave Wolves a well-deserved 2-0 lead at the interval. Danny Dilworth then
latched onto a through ball and finished exquisitely in the far comer. The goal of the game
game with another well taken chance. Adam Gatens , deserved his man-of-the-
then followed, a powerful run and pin-point left foot cross from Simon Mashiter was deftly headed into the bottom corner for Dil- worth's second. Rutherford finished the
match award. Oswaldtwistle Juniors .1
and went in front again when a fierce shot beat Ash ley Moran in goal, and they added a late third. R ish lo n ........................1 Wolves Under 14s ........2 WOLVES finally got their season up and running thanks to goals from Steve Tandy and Kurt Roberts. The locals netted their
Wolves to regain control as man-of-the-match Joe Gal lagher finished off a great move involving George Hutchinson and Andy Ramsden. Further goals were added
break, thanks to Jack Tay lor's fine form in goal. However, the second half
was a different match. Wolves began very
brightly, and after a good Zeno Leoni run, James Banks had a shot blocked and Daniel McGrath was desperately unlucky not to score after rattling the underside of the bar. But Belvedere were still
the first minute when Han son dribbled through the defence arid curled a shot .past the keeper. However, AGSA hit back
whistle! Wolves Open Age Girls .6 AGSA............................ 2 A SOLID performance saw the Wolves Girls earn their fourth straight win. Wolves took the lead in
dangerous and scored a sec ond on the break when an attempted clearance stmek the luiortunate McDonald on the goal line and the ball was forced homa Wolves continued to
then on, and both teams stood strong in defence to limit attacking dmcea Wilson was excellent in
two minutes later with a low shot into the comer. The game was tight from
press, but a poor throw-in into the Belvedere box allowed the home side to break and Jack Taylor was left with no chanca But Wolves fought back
first when Tandy scored ■with a right foot finish after good work from Tom Webb. Wolves were generally in
in the second half when Gal lagher netted a second and Louis Horrock scored from distance with a fierce deflected shot. Hitchen, Capstick, Lloyd,
Haslam and Robinson all played well in a deserved victory. The previous week, the
Under 10s were given a les son in finishing as they lost 3-1 to Accrington Stanley. The Wolves started slowly and were soon a goal behind, but they showed their potential when a free kick by Jack Haslam was
Wolves Under 10s ........4 volleyed in at the back post WOLVES returned to win- by Tom Robinson, ning ways-after a much- Stanley were soon back improved performance.
on top in the second half
■ READSTONE United Under 18s continued their unbeaten start to the season with a 4-0 victory over Knuzden that reaped a stunning hat-trick for man-of-the-match Danny Sharpies. The other goal was netted by Duncan Fearnhead. Another excellent performance was
witnessed from the Under 14s Girls as they scored a 6-2 victory over Pen- wortham Girls. Melissa Mackay netted a hat-trick,
followed by fine strikes from Chelsea Rinaldi, Louise Meloy and player-of- the-match Charlie Almond.
goal, while Seed and Pere grine were outstanding in the centre of defence. AGSA then attacked on
control throughout the first half, but just before half time they conceded an equaliser when a high bounce deceived the defence. However, Wolves
regained the lead in the sec ond half when Roberts beat two defenders. Wolves could have added
and finally got the goal they deserved after a headed lay- back from Alex Mullin saw Daniel McGrath slot home from 10 yards. Todmorden S C ............ 0 Wolves Under 12s Red . .8 A STERLING second half performance from the Wolves saw this game spark to life to produce a score that was unimaginable at half-time. At that stage, the Wolves
further goals but they saw out the remainder of the game comfortably. Man-of-the-match went
the break and caught Wolves out when the striker finished calmly past Wilson. This spurred the locals
on, and they made it 2-2 just before half-time when Smith broke through. In the second half. Wolves
started brightly and soon went ahead when Bolton put a super ball through for Smith to beat the off-side trap and calmly put the home side ahead. Then minutes later,
to Ryan McGarry, who excelled in defence alongside the returning Matthew Sedgwick.
Wolves Under 11s Blue .1 A MIXED performance against a well-organised Belvedere side saw Wolves come away with nothing Wolves were fortunate to only be 1-0 down a t the
Elsewhere, a single goal from Rosie
Robinson saw Readstone United Under 12 Girls to an excellent 1-0 vic tory over Haslingden Whites. Alex Fisk was nominated star player of the game. • The previous week the same side enjoyed an emphatic 9-0 victory over Clitheroc Wolvea Rosie Robinson was again on the
score sheet, this time scoring a quartet of goals, followed by a hat-trick from player-of-lhe-match Alisha Cryer and one apiece for Jessica Home and Abi gail Seddon. However, the Under 11s Yellow were
Burnley Belvedere........ 3 saw a positi-ve goal rush -with
Clarkson netting an excel lent hat-trick, followed by strikes from Astin, Meyler, Dewhurst and Hopkins. A good result in the end,
but the team must learn to start playing from the first
unlucky to narrowly lose 1-0 against Trawden Celtic. The boys played very well but failed
to find the back of the net but Craig Martin was the pick of the players for his efforts. This was a drastic improvement from
the week before when they lost 8-1 to Fulledge Colts. Races Blcasdale scored United's
only goal. And the Under 8s did little better
r^ainst Brierfield Celtic as they suifered a 4-0 thumping. Luke Wilde proved to be United's star man.
were lucky to be leading by a single strike from Hutchins, and were indebt ed to some excellent defend ing from man-of-the-match Charlton, as the opposition proved more organised and determined. However, the second half
Crook made a storming run from the left and finished low from a tight angle. Wolves continued to get
stronger as the game went on, and Smith got her hat- trick with a looping shot over the keeper. Then to cap off a fine per
formance, Thomas curled the ball round the keeper from outside the area. Wolves Rangers U12s . .2 Feniscowles St Paul's .10
WOLVES were to rue missed opportunities as Feniscowles took full advan tage to run riot in. The locals soon found
themselves 8-0 down at half- time, and as a result their heads dropped as they looked destin^ to their fifth defeat in five games. However, the second half
saw a turnaround as the Wolires produced their best football of the season to score twice through Declan Bradshaw and Simon Allen. Despite conceding a fur
ther two late goals, Wolves can take heart in the fact that they are improving Man-of-the-match was awarded to Andrew Wilson.
Clitheroe Dolphins undaunted by new adventure
CLITHEROE Dolphins opened the first chapter of a new adven ture in fine style to record a debut
■victory in the Speedo Le^ua The local swimmers travelled to
Widnes and recorded an impres- ave 209 points to beat Altrincham
andLeylandB. Eleven-year-old Ahcia Walker
wrote her name into club history by being the first member to take to the pool, and then produce a personal best time of 45.32 sec onds to win her 50m breaststroka
This set the tone for a very suc
cessful evening that saw the girls come first in 14 of their 16 events, while the boys provided strong support by finishing either first or second in 10 of 16 races. In all, 21 personal best times
were recorded on the night, with a whole stream of individual win
ners. Kara Singleton won both the
backstroke and butterfly in the 10 and 11-year-old category, before touchine home first in the Under
13s breaststroka Thomas Carter won the 10 and
11-years freestyla The other 13s and under strokes
saw Hayleigh Jones win the but terfly, and Hannah Pym take the freebie and backstroka Success in the 15-year-olds and
under events came from Elizabeth Highton in the backstroke^ Megan Phillip in both the butterfly and freestyle, plus Emma Wild in the breaststroka Carla Greenwood Droved equal
ly as adept in the open freestyle, as did Guy Isherwood in the back- stroke, before Elizabeth Highton and Megan Phillip returned to win their respective open backstroke and butterfly events. Team wins proved equally as
important to the Dolphins’ cause, as the foursonie of Thomas Carter, Alex Bibby, Kara Singleton and Naomi 'Williams won the 9,10 and 11 years mixed 4x50m medley relay. This was followed bv victory in
the mixed 4x50m freestyle from Singleton, Williams, Jacob Abra ham and Phillip Sellars. The Under 13s mixed 4x50m
medley relay followed, and Br3m Phillip, Emma Wild, Hayleigh Jones and Matthew Carter com bined to secure a third team win. Capping a momentous occasion
for CUtheroe was the mixed 4x50m freestyle relay team of Hannah Pym, Hayleigh Jones, Bryn Phillip and Scott Singleton, who steered the ade to a 22-Doint victory.
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