68 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, November 18th, 2004


Football success for village youngsters


YOUNGSTERS from Thomeyholme RC Primary School are celebrating football success. They recently took


on all-comers from small schools across the Ribble Valley - and emerged as worthy champions. The team was made


up of pupils from Years 5 and 6, who emerged as champions from the event staged at Whalley CE Primary School. Team captain


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Robert Walker shows off the trophy. Also pictured are


(back) James Kidd, Joe Clarke, Stephen O'Brien, Luke Anderson, (front) James Hartley, Sam West, Rebecca Alpe, Simon Wells. (A161104/2)


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claim 2 first win of season


Roefield L eisu re......... 2 V.; Barrowford Celtic Red 1 /r.j. ROEFIELD Leisure s A«' firs t win of the season « . finally arrived at the week- end - and the wait va ( well worth it. Scott Wallis worked


hard to set up the first goal @ for Bradley Gowan, who fired home two classic goals in the first hah. However, the visitors


scored just before half­ time, setting up what proved to be a thrilling second half display. James Duerden kept the


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pressure on the defence with his tireless running up front, allowing Roefield plenty of opportunities to extend their lead, but he was unlucky not to convert. But thanks to man-of-


the-match Elliott Shep­ herd in the Roefield goal, the game was made safe as in a nail-biting finish Bar­ rowford pressed on for an equaliser. Roefield worked hard to gain these three points.


Wolves maintain winning run


Briercliffe Rovers . . . .0 IPofpes Utider I2s Red ,2 A>BRILLI ANT perfor-,- nfehce MW Wolves c6htin=,£ ueth,eir?l.CO%.record reclacui'giiriercliffe at the. ; top. bPthe ^Warburtons Lrague in the process. For the'first 20 minutes,


the defence held firm under waves of attacks. Man-of-the-match Hop­


kins broke up many attacks down the left wing, and the midfield players also helped by tracking back and making key tackles. . Gaining in confidence,


the Wolves began to launch some attacks of their own, and just before half-time Thompson scored a superb goal with a fierce shot from the left side of the penalty area. Another excellent strike


from Meyler early in the second half put the Wolves in control and, as the game progressed, the locals grew in confidence and could even have added to their goal tally. -Every member of the


team should be proud of their efforts and their con­ tribution to this thrilling wctory. Wolves Under 14s . . . .3 Akzo Orange................3 WOLVES went down to a


H strong Akzo side by the odd goal in five after a late strike denied them a deserved point. The locals started


brightly and Mathew Sedgwick was unlucky with a long range effort


^ READSTONE United Under -13s remain second in the .


Accin^qii League thanks to a : ’ convincing 7-0.yictoiy over JFC D^amoes.) A


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A A'bface apiece from 'Thomas’. ■HailLweirim^^


' . gave the


locals ah impressive lead, before Tony Haworth, Matthew Riley and man-of- the-match Simon Stuttard added three more. Elsewhere, the Under 14 girls


continued their excellent start to the season with an emphatic 5-0 win over Wilpshire Wanderers. Melissa Mackay (2) Louise Meloy,


Chelsea Rinaldi and Jessica Owens netted the goals, while Jade Bolton was the pick of the United players. A single strike from Oliver


Preuschat gave the Under 14s boys reason to celebrate, as they recorded only their second win of the season with a 1-0 success against Globe


that just went wide. However, after 10 min­


utes they fell behind after a defensive lapse. Wolves responded to


this setback superbly and equalised with a great goal as Liam Anderson’s trick­ ery set up Stephen Tandy for a clinical finish. Akzo are a big strong


side, but Wolves were not intimidated as they took the game to their oppo­ nents for the rest of the half. Anderson tested the


Akzo keeper with a chip, and Tandy almost added a second with a super long range effort. Just before half-time Wolves suffered a body


Bullough Park. Jason, Young was the star man,


:V Rdadstone Uhder lOs got back to


.. ^winning virays with a fine,3^0 victory ) -'over Foulridg^ Minors. ■ /i , :


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. Stiikes came fj-om Mark ;Tumer,.\ Lewis Tmhsr and Harry Ih-ice. Beii Freeman'was man-of-the-match. And in a week that saw all


Readstone’s teams avoid defeat, both the Under 8s and Under 10s drew their games. The former enjoyed a share of the


spoils from their 1-1 result with Rishton, in what proved to be a very entertaining game. Daniel Nuttall scored the only goal


and Luke Wilde was named man-of- the-match. The Under 10s drew 2-2 against


Foulridge Minors, courtesy of two goals from Drew Bramley and the outstanding Ryan Barker.


blow when Akzo scored a second off the post on a rare breakaway. This lifted the visitors,


who began to get on top in the second half, but the Wolves defence remained solid and there were few clear cut chances for either team. But eight minutes from


time. Wolves equalised when Matthew Sedgwick floated in a free kick, and Mark Higson arrived at the back post to finish from close range. The locals were looking


good for a draw a t this stage, but with only a cou­ ple of minutes left to play Akzo clinched the points with a fine headed goal.


Full-back Josh Holgate


was named man-of-the- match after a great game, and Higson also performed well at centre hah against two of the biggest for­ wards in the league. Wolves Under 11s . . . .6 Haslingden Juniors . .0 WOLVES eased to victory against Haslingden. The locals started


brightly and took the lead after five minutes with a good turn and shot from Calum O’Connell. Zeno Leoni quickly


added a second with a fine run and shot. Keeper Michael Tomlin­


son in the Wolves goal made some fine saves, while defenders Alex


McDonald and Paul Cow­ ard proved strong in defence. :-; ^


man-of-the-match Daniel Whittaker


;' rWdlves .then added;a : Hurther two-inore goals’ through star ma n Leoni .' and O’Connel! and James- Baiikqgot onto the score ^ sheet with a well-worked ■


goal. Alex Mullin filled in as


goalkeeper in the second half and produced two outstanding saves to keep a clean sheet, and in the last minute Wolves added a sixth through an own goal. Wolves Under 13s Blue 0 Rishton United .........6 THREE goals for the vis­ iting side in both halves put paid to what was a much-improved Wolves performance, captained by centre-half Anthony Stin­ son.


Wolves best chance was


a shot on the volley from Kieran Styles midway through the first half that could only rattle the wood work. And in the dying min­


utes, Bryn Phillip’s good break into the box was cut short by an illegal chal­ lenge, and the resulting penalty unfortunately was placed just over the cross bar. Rishton in the end cre­


ated the better opportuni­ ties and were the deserved winners at the final whis­ tle. The Wolves, neverthe­ less, should biiild on this performance and be encouraged by individual displays from the likes of


: -Wolves. Urider 14 Girlsl5^ , :Btierfield Celtic THIS v/as an excellent ’ victory,for. Wolves against,;


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- a resilienLBrierfieM £wKb never gave iip drapite. • ‘ the severe pressure they sustained from the locals sweeping attacking foot­ ball. Six goals from Rachel


Jaques did the bulk of the damage before player-of- the-match Bronte Box- Morton added five more Aimee Puttock also net­


ted a hat-trick before this impressive rout was round­ ed off with a single Debo-' rah Polonczek strike. However special men­


tion should go to Claire Gerrard who created the opportunities that allowed her team mates to score. Overall another fine


team performance with strong defensive displays from Sarah Howe and Suzanne Bailey, Wolves Rangers U 12s .1 Borrowdale United . .


^Accririgton ^arileg^ f .2 ; Wolv^-Urider l i s l '^ ■ULITHEROE


m a n - o f - t h e -m a t c h ^ Gabrielle Storey had sev- ^ eral efforts denied.


,were'%Vaig<qM^^^ feated A-Ccrih^oii .Staiiley


side and as a result-can count themselves very unlucky not come away with at least a share of the spoils. Clitheroe almost broke


the deadlock through Daniel Meyler, Mathew Oakley and Chris Brewer who all went close. I t was Accrington who scored first leaving goalkeeper Joshua Pamphlett no chance. Clitheroe then equalised


on the stroke of half-time as striker Matthew Oakley latched onto a long ball


’ from Daniel Meyler to fire home.


_ The second half was a ® .7


CHANCES were a plenty in this game but once again i t was Wolves who squandered them while their Burnley opponents could not fail to hit the back of the net. Only super-sub Simon


Wright, in only his second appearance, scored when he finished off a great move instigated by Declan Bradshaw. Bradshaw also missed a


penalty, a vicious shot by Wilson clipped the bar and


tight affair with both sides ^ unable to to create many ™ clear cut chances. Clitheroe's defence was once again solid while Jay Howard and Sam Raynor came closest to scoring for ^ Clitheroe. The sucker punch came W


in the last minute of the ^ game as the ball broke to ^ an Accington player 25 ^ yards out and fired a shot ^ into the top corner to secure the points.


^ Joshua Pamphlett was


awarded man-of-the- match as he didn't piit a =1= foot wrong all game.


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UNIBOND fo o t ba l l


LEAGUE First Division P W D I. P


North Fcrriby Utd 18 10 4 4 34 Ilkeston T n ......... 16 10 3 3 33 GreslcyRovers ...15 9 4 2 3! Willcn'hall T n ___15 8 4 3 28 AFCTclWlItd .18 8 4 6 28 Stocksbridge........17 9 1 7 28 Kendal Tn ..........15 8 3 4 27 0.«ett.-yblon ....16 6 8 2 26 BtiggTn.............16 6 7 3 25 Woodley Sports ..15 7 4 4 25 Kidsgrove.Mh ...14 6 6 2 24 Mossley .............N 7 2 5 23 Eastwood Tn . . . .18 6 5 r 23 Clitheroc.............16 6 -1 6 22 ColwvnBay ........17 4 5 8 17 BelperTn ............16 5 1 10 16 Spalding Utd ....16 5 1 10 16 Shepshed Dynamo 15 5 1 9 16 Warrington Tn . . .16 3 6 7 15 Chorley...............17 3 4 10 13 RossendaleUtd ..17 3 4 10 13 Rocester ............. 17 0 5 12 5


EAST LANCASHIRE


football l ea g u e RESULTS


First Division Colne Utd 3, P ad ih am A 3;


Hurst Green 4, Goodshavv Utd 2; Kelbtxxtk 10, Burnley Boys’ Club 0; Oswaldtwistle St Mary’s 1, Enfield 3; Rimington 1, Settle Utd 0; Stack- steads St Joseph’s 2, Rock RoTOrs 1. Second Division


Barnoldswick Tn 1, Barrow­


ford YCW1; Barrowford Celtic 3, Read Utd 2; Chatburn Utd 1, Nel­ son Reserves 0; Langho 5, Borrow­ dale Utd 1; R aw te n s ta l l 1,


Clitheroe RBL 2. Reserve Division


Enfield 0, Langho 1; Goodshaw


Utd 2, Colne Utd 1; Read Utd 1, Kelbrook 1; Rock Rovers 5, Ravvtenstall 2; Settle Utd 2, Rim­ ington 3; Worsthorne 5, H u rs t Green 2.


TABLES


First Division P W D L P


Goodshaw Utd .. . .9 6 2 1 20 S’steads St Joseph’s .9 6 1 2 19 Kelbrook.................10 6 1 3 19 Hurst Green ........10 5 3 2 18 Rimington.................9 5 2 2 17 Rock Rovers.............9 4 3 2 15 Enfield.................... 10 4 3 3 15 Colne U td ................ 8 4 2 2 14 Padiham A ..........10 3 1 6 10 Ossy St Mary’s . . . .9 1 4 4 7 Settle U td ................ 6 1 1 4 4 Sabden........... ; . . .6 0 1 5 1 BlyBoys’Club . . . .9 0 0 9 0 Second Division P W D L P


Langho ......... . .11 7 2 2 23 Chatburn Utd........9 6 2 1 20 Nelson Reserves ..11 '6 1 4 19 Wbrsthorne............... 8 5 1 2 16 BorrowdaleUtd ..10 5 1 4 16 . B’fordCcltic........11 5 1 5 16 Clitheroe RBL .. . .9 4 3 2 15 Rawtenstall..............10 4 3 3 15 Silsden.......................8 4 2 2 14 Peel Park.............. ...8 3 1 4 10 BarrowfordYCW ..8 2 1 5 7 ReadUtd...................9 2 ' 1 6 7 Bly Belvedere........... 7 1 0 6 3 Bamoldswick Tn .. 9 0 1 8 1 Reserve Division P IV D L P


Rock Rovers............11 7 0 4 21 Worsthorne...............9 6 2 1 20 Enfield...................9 6 0 3 18 Hurst Green ......... 9 5 1 3 16 S’steadsStJoseph’s l l 5 1 5 16 Goodshaw Utd .. . .9 4 1 4 13 Ungho .................9 4 1 4 13 Colne U td .................8 4 0 4 12 Rimington................ 7 3 1 3 10 Settle U td ................ 8 3 1 4 10 Kelbraok.................. 9 3 1 5 10 ReadUtd.................10 2 1 7 7 Rawtenstall...............7 1 0 .6 3


HARRY DEWHURST MEMORIAL SUNDAY


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Duke of Wellington 4, Walms-


ley 0; Griffins Head 1, Commer­ cial 1; Rose and Crown 9, Station 3; Plough 2, Cross Axes 3; Stanley St Cla rets 5, Church Town 1; Woolpack 11, Crown 1. Second Division


Globe Bullough 1, Stanley St


OB 6; Gt Harwood Rovers 2, Commercial OB 0; Helmshore Harriers 1, Dog Inn 5; Low Moor 3, Roebuck 2; Ossy Refugess 1, Clayton le Moors 0; Woodnook 4, Foreslerers 1. FIXTURES First Division


Cross Axes v Duke of Welling­


ton (Wilson’s); Crown v Station (Memorial); G r if f in s H ead v Woolpack (A ltha ra) ; Plough v Stanley St Clarets (Wilson’s). Second Division


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Craig 78, E. Kenyon 60; P. Clark 91, P. Lapicki 61; G. Clark 70, D. Ireland 71. Rimington B 4, Royal British


Legion 10: P. Hobson 60, M. Peel 104; R. Bolland 38, B. Watson 95: D. Seed 61, S. K e r r 101: D. Calvert 72, C. Law.son 68; J. Lund (jnr) 81, S. Taylor 60; I. Fraser 55, (1. Blackburn 90. Secimd Division


Rimington A 10, Billington B


OB (Bullough); Commercial OB v Low Moor (Marl Pits); Dog Inn v Globe Bullough (Wilson’s); Foresterersv Roebuck (Wilson’s); Gt Harwood Rovers v Woodnook (Memorial); Ilelmshore Harriers V Ossy Refugees (Marl Pits). TABLES


First Division P W 1) I. P


Duke of Wellington S G 1 1 19 Cross Axes.............6 6 0 0 18 Stanley St Clarets..7 3 1 3 10 Walmsley Arms. . . .7 3 1 3 10 Rose and Crown . ..7 5 0 2 9 Griffins Head........5 2 2 1 8 Commercial...........G 2 2 2 8 Plough...................6 2 1 3 7 Church Town ........7 2 1 4 7 Crown ...................7 3 1 3 7 Woolpack...............8 1 2 5 5 Station...................7 0 0 7 0 Second Division P W D L P


Woodnook.............9 8 0 1 21 Low Moor........... 10 6 1 3 19 Gt Harwood Rovers 7 6 1 0 19 Stanley St Old Boys 6 o 0 1 15 Globe Bullough....8 4 1 3,13 Ossy Refugees........8 3 0 5 9 Foresterers.............7 2 2 3 8 Dog Inn.................7 2 2 3 8 Clayton le Moors .


. 7 2 1 4 7


Commercial OB . . .7 1 1 5 4 Roebuck ...............6 1 0 5 3 Helmshore Harriers 7 O' 1 6 1


MCDONALD’S


HYNDBURN AND DISTRICT BOYS’


LEAGUE RESULTS Under 12


Langho 20.


Blue: Globe BuHough Park 1, Under 13


Community Police Cup;


Langho 0, Haslingden Juniors 6. Blue: Clitheroe Wolves 0, Akzo. Nobel 6.


Under 14 Blue; Globe BuHough Park 0,


Headstone United 1; Accrington Stanley 2, Clitheroe Wolves 1. Red: Arden Hall 0, Langho 22. Under 15


Red: Lammack 5, Langho 4;


Huncoat Utd 1, Headstone Utd 0. Under 16


Blue: Brunle a 0, Clitheroe


Wolves A l l . Red: Clitheroe Wolves 0, Fhilledge Colts 1; Lam-


mack 4, Whalley 3. FIXTURES Under 12


Blue: Globe BuHough Park v


Whalley Juniors. Under 13


Blue: Clitheroe Wolves v Gt


Harwood Rovers; Langho v Rish­ ton Utd. Red: Darwen Rangers v Whalley.


Under M Cup: Ros sen dale Utd v


Clitheroe Wolves. Blue: Read- stone Utd V Aerrington Stanley. Red: Langho v Barnoldswick Tn. Under 15


Red: Langho v Whalley: Read-


stone V Lammack. Under 16


Whalley.


Cup: Clitheroe Wolves A v TABLES


Under 12 P W D L P


Langho .................4 3 0 1 9 Haslingden........... 5 2 1 2 7 Acc’tonStanley . . . 3 2 1 0 7 Acc’ton Stanley A . .2 2 0 0 6 Belvedere Colts. . . .2 2 0 0 6 Lammack............. 3 2 0 1 6 Whailey.................5 1 0 4 3 Globe Bullough Pk .6 0 0 6 0


Under 13s Blue P W D L P


Acc’ton Stanley ...6 6 0 0 18 Blackburn Eagles . .8 6 0 2 18 Lamraack.............6 5 0 1 15 Rishton U td ..........6 4 0 2 12 Akzo Nobel........... 4 1 0 3 3


Langho .................4 ' J 6 3 Gt Harwood Rov ..7 1 0 6 3 Clithcroe Wolves...7 0 0 7 0 Under 13s Red p. W D L P


BarroMord Celtic. .7 6 1 0 19 Oswaldtwistle Utd .5 3 0 2 915 Pulledgc Colts........5 3 1 1 13 Ilaslingden........... 5 3 0 2 12 Rossendale Utd . . . .4 3 0 1 9 Darwen Rangers. . .3 1 0


2 3


Gt Harwood Rov A 4 0 0 4 0 Whallev.................5 0 0 5 0


Under 14s Blue P W I)


Clithcroe Wolves.. .7 5 0 Acc'tonStanley ...4 4 0 Fullcdge Colts.......6 4 0 BorrowdaleUtd ...4 3 0 Rossendale Utd__ 7 3 0 Akzo Nobel...........2 2 0 Barrowford Celtic. .4 2 0 ReadstoneUtd ....5 2 0 Oswaldtwistlc.......5 2 0 Rossendale Valiev. .5 1 0 Globe Bullough Pk .7 0 0 Under 1 Is Red P W D


Colne Clarets .......5 5 0 Gt Harwood Rov ..1 3 1 Laramack .............3 3 0 Barnoldswiek Town 5 2 0 Blue Star .............. 5 2 0 Danven Rangers.. .5 2 0 Langho ................ 3 1 1 St Joseph's.............4 1 1 Haslingden ...........1 0 1 Arden Hall.............7 0 0 Under 15s Red P W D


Lammack .............9 7 1 GtHanvoodRov ..8 7 0 Dareecn Rangers.. .6 4 0 Huncoat Utd.........9 3 3 Langho ................6 . 3 1 Headstone Utd ....7 L. 2 GlenrossJFC........7 1 1


Whalley................ 6 0 0 Under IGs Blue P W D


Os(valdtwistle.......7 5 1 Clitheroe Wolves A.5 4 1 Colne Clarets ....... 5 3 1 Gt Harwood Rov ..6 2 1 Rossendale Utd__ 5 2 2 Rossendale Valley..3 1 2 Brunlca................ 7 1 2 .Akzo Nobel...........6 1 0 BrierfieldCeltic ...4 0 2 IlaptonWarriors ..6 0 1 Under !6s Red P 4V D


Fullcdge Colts.......5 4 1 Akzo Nobel A ....... 5 3 0 Huncoat Utd.........4 2 2 Lammack .............5 2 2 Whalley................. 4 2 1 OswaldtwTStle Villa 3 2 1 Borrowdale Utd ...4 i 1 Ramsbottom JFC. .5 1 2 Clitheroe Wolves.. .6 1 2 Haslingden ...........6 0 1 Globe Bullough Pk .5 0 1


Bowling League annual will take place at Rish­ ton Conservative Club on Thursday, Decem­ ber 9th at 7-30 p.m. All items for the


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agenda must be sent to the secretary by ■Wednesday.


Darts and Dominoes,


RIBBLE VALLEY DARTS AND


DOMINOES LEAGUE RESULTS


P en d le Witch 16 ( d a r t s 6,


dominoes 4), Band Club B 14 (darts 6, dominoes 8); Billington Brass Band Club A 17 (darts lO, dominoes 7), Black Bull 7 (darts 2, dominoes 5); Judge Walmes- ley 15 (d a r t s 8, d ominoes 7), Bay Horse 9 (darts 4, dominoes 5); Swan with Two Neck s 15 (d a r t s 9, dominoes 6) , Three Millstones 9 (darts 3, dominoes


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’ cLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS


LEAGUE RESULTS


Firs! Division Kings Arms 3, Royal British


Legion B 6; Royal Oak 6, Pendle Inn 3: Craven Heifer 4, Swan A 5:


Buck Inn 4, Lower Buck 5. Second Division


Brown Cow B 2, Brown Cow A


7; Brown Cow Chatburn 3, Bridge Inn 6; Royal British Legion A 3, New Inn 6.


THE Hyndburn and District


1, P 1 16 0 13


0 10 0 9


TABLES


Firsl Division P W L P


Kings Arms...................5 4 1 32 Swan A ........................ 5 3 2 26 Legion B ...................... 5 3 2 24 Royal Oak.....................5 4 1 24 Buck Paythorne............5 2 3 22 Craven Heifer............... 5 2 3 21 liOwerBuck .................5 1 4 16 Pendlelnn ...................5 2 3 15 Secorul Division P W L P


New In n .......................5 5 0 33 Bridge Inn ...................4 4 0 28 Legion A .......................5 2 3 24 Brown Cow A ............... ■


! 3 1 22


Brown Cow Chatbura . .5 2 3 21 Horse Shoe ...................4 1 3 18 Brown Cow B ...............5 1 4 13 SwanB........................ 4 0 4 3


RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES’DARTS


ASSOCIATION RESULTS


Catholic SC 7, Bay Horse 5;


Low Moor Club 6, Brown Cow 6; Black Bull 3, Judge 9; Billington BC 5, Craven 7; Royal British Legion 8, Buck Inn 4. HIGH SCORES


127 - A. Zormaski, S. Hartley;


122 - R. Heyward: 120 - D. Brown; 1 1 8 - M. Bowman; 114 - L. Johnson: 102 - A. Zormaski, D. Pateman: 101 - L. Lambe; 100 - B. Cusack -v2, M. Brown .v2, J. Johnson.


TABLE P


Craven.............................................48 Billington BC................................. 42 Catholic SC.....................................42 Judge.............................................. 42 Royal British Legion...................... 40 Conserrative Club..........................38 Brown Cow.....................................36 Black Bull.......................................32 Low Moor.......................................32 Buck Inn.........................................29 Bay Horse.......................................27


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND DOMINOES


LEAGUE FIXTURES


Singles Knockout N. Parkinson (The Bridge); S.


McTear, M. Stevenson, C. Flynn (Horse Shoe); M. Duxbury (The Swan); L. Bond, J. Horsfield (The Buck); A. Stance), P. Greatorex (The Kings); B. Thatcher, P. Lam­ bert, S. McCullough, M. Steven­ son, N. Bell, C. H in d le (The White Hart): J. Marsden (Black Horse). O ’To be played Wednesday,


December 1st a t the Horse Shoe. CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT SNOOKER


LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Billington A 16, Rimington 4:


T. Rydhcard 97, J. Bannister 73; D. Wilson 49, J. Lund (jnr) 88; S. Andrew 160, R. Bolland 46; N. Harris 55, D. Seed 77; J. Gibson 99, D. Calvert 58; R donchie 98, M. Teasdale 66. Talbot B 12, Waddington A 2:


B. Rutherford 85, J. Dugdale 82; D. Robinson 111, S. Dean 85; C. H a y h u r s t 92, R . Kay 86; M. Garth 85, L. Cowking 67; A. Dick­ inson 54, M. D ew h u rst 84; 0. Hayhurst 92, D. Cox 65. Low Moor A 8, Clitheroe Con­


servative Club A G: M. Holmes 66, R. Grant 61; R Traynor 78, D. Smith 72; S. Thompson 65, M. O’Shaunessy 96; C. Drinkwater 79, M. Whittaker 63; D. Ireland 66, A. Isherwood 91; S. Whittaker 96, A. Child 48. Whalley 6, Chatburn A 8; L.


Callow 84, M. Lawson 67; J. W ag g ett 75, J. Lock ley 88; J. Cross 53, G. Simkin 64; A. Riley 53, P. Craig 69: G. Taylor 73, G. Clark 65; B. Callow 55, R Clark 52.


Chatbum A 4, Low Moor A 10:


J. Lockley 56, M. Holmes 96; S. Turner 96, S. Thompson 102; M. Lawson 62, S. W h i ttak er 84; R


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL LEAGUE


SPONSORED BY CLITHEROE TOOL


CENTRE RESULTS


Premier Division Rose and Crown 5, Buck B 1;


W h i te H a r t 6, Royal B r itish Legion B 6; Royal British Legion A 5, Wagon and Horses 7. First Division


New Inn 4, Pendle Hotel A 8;


S t Peter's HG 5, Stork Hotel B 7; Pendle X Factors 6, Pendle Hotel B 6; White Horse A 4, Brown Cow


8; Pendle Witch 6, Bridge A 6. Second Division


Buck Wr inkleys 7, Whalley


Arms 5; Craven Heifer A 8, Bay Horse 4: Dog Music Bar 4, Horse Shoe 8: Bridge B 6, Royal British Legion D 6; Royal British Legion


C 6, White Horse B 6. Third Division


Red Pump 9, Dog Music Bar B


3: White Lion 7, Craven Heifer 5; Billington 13 7, Buck D 5; Royal Oak 3, Station 9; Kings Arms 5, Victoria 7; Wagon B 5, De Lacy 7. Ladies’ Division


Dog Inn 5, Pend lc H o te l 4;


Royal Br it ish Legion 8, White Horse 1.


FIXTURES Premier Division Billington A v Stork; Wagon


a n d Ho rse s y Buck A; Royal British Leirion B v Roval British


Legion A; Buck B v White Hart; Castle V Rose and Crown. Firs! Division


Pendle Hotel A v S t P e te r ’s


HG; Bridge A v New Inn; Bro\vn Cow V Pendle W i tch ; Pendle Hotel B V White Horse A: Stork Hotel B V Pendle X Factors. Second Division


Whalley Arms v Craven Heifer


A; White Horse B v Buck Wrink­ leys: Royal British Legion D v Royal British Legion C; Horse Shoe V Bridge B; Bay Horse v


Dog Music Bar A. Third Division


tion V Kings Arms: D Lacy v Royal Oak; Buck D v Wagon and Horses B; Craven Heifer B v Billington B; Dog Music Bar B v Victoria.


Red Pump v White Lion; Sta­ Ladies’ Division Buck B V Dog In n ; Royal


British Legion v Buck A; White Horse v Pendle Hotel. Thursday, December 16lh Harrison Chnllcnge Cup


Bay Horse v Victoria; Rose and


Crown V Buck B; Do Lacy v Dog Music A; Pendle Witch v Craven Heifer A; S t Peter’s Hurst Green v Bridge B; Waggon and Horses B v Pendle X Factors; Pendle Hotel B V Bridge A; Stork Hotel A v Buck Wrinleys; Craven H eifer B v White Lion; Royal Oak v Buck D; Billington B v Whalley Arms; Kings Arms v Waggon and Horses A; Roy al B r it ish Legion D v White Hart; Royal British Legion B V Roy al B r it ish Le eion 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 by a double. CRAVEN AND


PENDLE POOL


LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division White Bull A 5, Anchor A 3;


Fosters A 5, Buck Inn 3; Pendlc Inn 6, Craven Heifer 2; Three Rivers 5, Coach and Horses A 3. Second Division


Anchor B 4, White Bull B 4;


Higher Buck 1, Pendle Hotel B 7; Lower Buck 4, Fosters B 4. TABLES


First Division P W D L P


Pendle Hotel A .. . .4 3 1 0 31 Buck In n .................. 5 2 2 1 29 Fosters A .................. 4 2 2 0 25 Pendlelnn................ 5 1 2 2 22 Craven Heifer...........4 2 1 1 21 Anchor A ............. . . .5 0 3 2 21 Three Rivers.............5 1 1 3 19 White Bull A ......4 .1


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Coach A ....................4 1 0 3 14 Second Division P W U L P


White Bull B ............5 4 1 0 41 Pendle Hotel B .. . .4 3 0 1 25 Higher Buck......... 5 1 2 2 21 CoachB..................3 1 2 0 19 Lower Buck.............4 1 2 1 18 Three Millstones. . .4 0 2 2 15 Anchor B ......... :..3 0 2 1 11 Fosters B ................4 0 1 3 9


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4; G. Watson 82, J. Ainsworth 63; G. Edmondson 117, M. Unwin 92; B. Taylor 74, J. Kelsall 83; M. Yates 114, P. K id d ie 106; P. Winckley 110, D. Hargreaves 80; S.PettyC0,C.Gorzella96. Slaidbiirn 6, Police 8: G. Park­


er 75, D. Allen 86: W. Robinson 82. T. Brown 104; N. Hey 69, A. Pilkington 110; D. Harrison 104, D. Bowness 94; D. Cowking 102, J. Lucas 54: T. Robinson 80, S. Grunshaw 79. Waddington B 12, Talbot A 2; A. Dean 83, F. Whittaker 62; D.


- Rodgers 79, R . P ro c to r 95; D. Boothman 71, T. Proctor 67; B. Phillip 78, G. Johnson 70; G. Lax- ton 93, J. Winder 87; S. Baines 99, P. Procter 68. Chatbum B 10, Waddington B


4: C. Monk 80, G. Laxton 107; J. Read 86, D. Boothm an 60; D. Lakin 91, A. Dean 78; R. Parker 72, D. Roberts 195; M. Paul 111, S. Baines 60; S. Simkin 91, B. Phillip,79.': ■ Biilington B 2, Slaidburn 12;


i l ; Umvin 51; W. Robinson 94; P. Kidd ie 75, D. Cowking 82; D .’" Hargreaves 76, T. Robinson 116; J.OCelsall74, G. P a rk e r 81; S. Almond 96, N. Hey 55;. J. Ainsworth 68, A. Rigby 76. . FIXTURES .,-; - First Division


. ■ Low Moor A v Billington'AI


Rimington B v Clitheroe Conser­ vative B; Waddington A v Whal- Icy; C h a tb u rn A v T a lb o t B; Clitheroe Conservative A v Royal


British Legion. Second Division


Billington B v Low Moor B;


Police V Rimington A; Talbot A v Chatburn B; Slaidbum v Catholic


C. TABLES


First Division P W D L P ,


RBL.....................4 4 0 0 42 Billington A.......... 5 3 0 2 40 Clithcroe Con B . . .4 3 0 1 40 Talbot B ............... 5 4 0 1 40 Clithcroe Con. A .. .5 2 0 3 38 Waddington A..........5 2 0 3 34 Low Moor A ............5 2 0 3 28 Rimington B ........... 5 2 0 3 26 Whalley...................5 1 0 4 26 Chathum A .............5 1 0 4 22 Second Division P W D L P


Waddington B ......... 5 4 0 1 42 Rimington A ........... 5 2 0 3 34 Slaidburn.................5 2 0 3 34 Chatbum B .............4 2 0 2 32 Talbot A ...............4 3 0 1 32 Catholic Club.........3 2 0 1 28 Police......................5 1 0 4 26 Low Moor B ...........3 2 0 1 22 Billington B.............4 1 0 3 16


11’V Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, November 18th, 2004 69 ^


Clitheroe lose out in derby clash..


Colne and Nelson . . .22 CUlheroc RUFC......... 3 THIS disappointingly desperate performance by the town team saw Clitheroe crash to a wretched defeat at the hands of old local foes Colne and Nelson. The game had scarcely


started when injury struck and captain Dave Watson had to be replaced - hard­ ly the confidence boost the Litttlemoor men were looking for in a tense derby encounter. And things never really


improved as several more injuries took their toll, with Clitheroe having to reshuffle their line-up


. every 20, minutes, leaving an exhausted supply of


. replacements. •Nevertheless, Clitheroe


did s ta r t confidently enough and had Colne pinned back in their own 22 for most of the first quarter, but, despite hav­ ing a number of kickable penalties, Nathan Peel unfortunately had left his best kicking boots at home and was only on target once as the locals failed to make theri advantage count. Colne and Nelson then


moved up a notch, and after some close driving from their pack, created an easy overlap to score a converted try, and with a penalty to follow, it put Clitheroe 10-3 down at the break. The second period was a bit of a disaster for the


Maroon and Golds as, although they were quite productive at the line-out, in contrast, the scrum­ maging was a disgrace. They were under mas­


sive pressure from the All Blacks on their own ball, unable to give the backs any platform on to which they coiild show their skills. And as the match wore


on, Colne visibly gained in confidence, whereas Clitheroe wilted in a most alarming fashion. The injury count had a


part to play in this, but it was more worrying how the senior players failed to supply any inspiration for the lesser experienced ones. Fortunately, a quirk in


the fixture list will enable Clitheroe to exorcise their ghosts with a rematch at Littlemoor in just three weeks’ time. Prior to th a t are two


more league matches at home, starting on Satur- ^ day, with Lytham the visi- tors, kick-off 2-30 p.m.


SPORTS


DESK Edward Lee


edward.lcc@easl!ancsnews.co.uk 01282 4261610X1619


Chris Boden


‘ chris.bodi;n@easl!ancsnews.co.uk 01282426161 CX1603


Adrian Capstick


adrian.caps6ck@easdancsncws.co.uk 01282426161 exl601


Phii Simpson


philipximpson@ras6ancsnc\vs.co.uk, 01282426l61ext662'.


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