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par-three 17th CLITHEROE GC member John Whowell took the jackpot on Saturday with a hole in one at the tricky par-three seventeenth. Playing partner Derek McIntyre set­


tled for a birdie two a t the the same hole, but the difference in rewards is great. A tight finish saw three pairs finish on


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the same 43-point mark, but Garry Thompson and John S. Higson took the first prize after a card play-off. David Heesom and son Chris had to


settle for second place, pushing Jamie White and Mike Tattersall into third. Meanwhile, heavy conditions on Sun­


day did not deter Daniel Turner, as he returned an impressive net 68 to win the Gents’ Medal by one shot from Carl Drinkwater and Julian Troup. Captain Ray Ashley had one of his


better rounds to post a nett 73 in Divi­ sion Two, but had to settle for third prize. Alan Clarke continues to impress, and


not for the first time this season, he fea­ tured on the winner’s rostrum. His n e t t 70 score gave him second


spot behind a determined David Finney, who produced his best of the year with a two under nett 69. Helen McGinn topped the Silver


Division of the singles stableford at Clitheroe GC when she amassed 35 points. Kriz Baldwin (32) was runner-up


after a card play-off with Marilyn Fletcher. Vicky Edmondson (35) came out on


top in the Bronze Division by four points from Maureen Micklewright. Carol Cherry was third, a point fur­ ther off the pace.


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Clilheroe Ladies.............................. 1 Fulwood........................................... 1 Clitheroe Hockey Club maintained their unbeaten start to the campaign in an exciting encounter with Ful­ wood. With a number of^ the first team


unavailable, it was down to Jenna Pilkington to go in goal, and for Emma Massey to put in a fine debut showing. However, Fulwood took the lead


with just five minutes gone, with a fine strike from the centre forward. That was the way the game stayed


until the break, before Anna Griffiths ran the full length of the pitch to net a deserved equaliser. Alison Whitwell put in a superb


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tain Hannah Laverty (07855 337708) or Rachel Huff (07869 149124).


PRIZE WINNERS: The curtain comes down on the Clitheroe and District Darts and Dominoes Summer League, (s). Ray crowned singles champ


RAY Hargreaves scooped the singles title at the Clithcroc and District Darts and Dominoes Summer League presentation night. ‘ The Buck representative overcame


Anna’s solo effort earns deserved draw


Horse Shoe’s Scott McTear, and was handed his prize at the Swan and Royal. Mick Mercer and Louise Cook of the Black Bull pipped The Swan’s


Barry Cunliffc and Linda Waring to take the doubles prize. And it was an all-Wliite Hart affair


in the trebles final, as the B team overcame their A team counterparts.


Poor run for locals


CLITHEROE endured a poor set of results this week in the Blackburn and District Badminton League. The A, B and C teams all lost their matches. The A team tumbled from second place to fourth


in the First Division when they suffered a 13-3 defeat at the hands of Stanholme A. And in the same league, the B team lost 10-6 to


Westholme’s A side. The C team had the opportunity to retake top


spot at the head of the Third Division a t St Nicholas’, but unfortunately the home side had other ideas. St Nicholas’ dominated the match and only


dropped three games to win 13-3, and as a result have now forced Clitheroe into third place. However, all was not lost for the local sides, as


Salesbury secured top spot in the division after a well-earned 10-6 victory over Abacus B. Back in the First Divison, Brockhall moved to


take second place in the table, after what proved to be a one-sided match against newly-promoted St Philip’s, winning by a 13-3 scoreline In the Fourth Division, Cardinals B team lead


the table after recording a narrow 9-7 win over Roefield A.


But the question of selecting the strongest team


for the Roefield side has yet to be resolved. Details of the forthcoming Handicap Tourna­


ments have now been circulated to all clubs and players, and completed entries must be sent into the Hon. Tournament Secretary no later than Sat­ urday, November 6th.


CONTACT THE


SPORTS DESK Edward Lee


cdward.lcc@castIancsncws.co.uk • 426161 ux't 619 Chris Boden


chris.bodcn@castlancsiicws.co.uk 9 426161 ext 603 Adrian Capstick


adrian.capstick@castlancsncws.co.uk 9 426161 ext 601 Phil Simpson


pliilip.simpson@castlancsncws.co.uk 9 426161 ext 602 Pat White, Alan Cocks and Ian


Davis were the victorious trio, beating ^ Shaun McCullough, Bill Thatcher and Matt Stevenson.


Two new club records in heats for Dolphins’ gala


CLITHEROE Dolphins held heats for their annual gala recently, and both events were hugely suc­ cessful, with a staggering 207 personal best times being recorded. Two new record times


were established, where Mark Jaggs recorded 1:10.16 in the open 100m breastroke beating his own record of the previous year


by .28 seconds. Thomas Carter recorded


34.54 in the 10 year old boys 50m freestyle, an improvement of .38 sec­ onds on the record set by Bryn Phillip in 2002. The fastest five swim­


mers in each event now gc forward to the finals, that will be held at Ribblesdak Pool on December 4th.


Floodlit Doubles reaches finals day at Ribblesdale BC


THE Last 16 of the Bar- Be-Quick Floodlit Dou­ bles at Ribblesdale Wan­ derers Bowling Club takes place on Saturday. The draw is as follows:


A. Threlfall and G. Radi- vojevic (Ribblesdale) v D. Watson and D. Braide (Warrington); M. Lam­ bert and J. Pilling (Haslingden) v C. and D. Slater (Colwyn Bay); S. Gall and G. Dodd (Great Harwood) v J. and T. Gat- ley (Warrington); W. Finn and M. FleminE (Black­


burn/Wrae Green) v D. Hibbert and L. Turner (Ashton-unde-Lyne). D. Bond and C. Cromp- f


ton (Accrington) R. - ' Lynch and N. Burridge 0 (Birkenhead); G. Cooper ^ and K. Davies (Tranmere) V E. Ralphson and C. Chapman (Heywodd); S. Halesworth and W. Burgess (Barrow) v J. Riley and B. Lowden (Barrow); S. Harrison and J. Urmson (Blackpool) v . M. Gilpin and G. Parker - |- (Kendal/Hevsham).


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HYNDBURNAND d is t r ic t BOYS'


fo o t b a l l l e a g u e RESULTS Under 12


Juniors 1.


Belvedere Colts 4, Langho Under 13


Fulledge Colts 6, Akzo Nobel


4; Lammack Juniors 6. Barrow- foid Celtic 2.


Under 14s LFA Youth Cup: Boundary


Park Juniors 2, Borrowdale Unit­ ed 3: Colne Clarets Colts 4, BTR Juniors 1; Saints Athletic 2, Fulledge Colts 3; Spirit of Youth


2, St Joseph's 3. Under 15s


Cup: Glenross JFC 1, Huncoat Utd 4: Headstone United 1, Foul-


ridge Minors 10. Under 16s


Cup: Clitheroe Wolves 1, Colne


Clarets 1 (Colne won on penal­ ties).


WARBURTON'S yo u th f o o t b a l l


LEAGUE RESULTS Under 10


Brierclitfe Rovers 2, Huncoat


United 4: Burnley Community Wardens 2, Ighten Leigh Purple 2; Clitheroe Wolves 0, Todmorden Colts 6; Colne Clarets 2, Bacup Juniors 1; Ightcn Leigh White 0,


Burnley United 5. Under 11


Yellow: Bacup Juniors 5, Traw-


den Celtic 0; Bamoldswick Town Blue 4, Briefield Celtic Red 1; Clitheroe Wolves Blue 3, Pendle Forest 11; Fulledge Colts Blue 0, Ighten Leigh 6; Whalley Juniors 4, Bamoldswick Barons Black 4. Red: Accrington Amateurs 20,


Barnoldswick Barons Blue 1; Barnoldswick Town Yellow 10, Brierfield Celtic Blue 2; Briercliffe Rovers 9, Foulridge Minors 1; Fulledge Colts Red 4, Huncoat United 1; Junior Clarets 14, Readstone United Blue 0: Tod- morden Sports Centre 3, Clitheroe Wolves Red 6. Under 12


Yellow: Brierfield Celtic Red 5.


Clitheroe Wolves Rangers 1; Foulridge Minors 14, Fulledge Colts 0. Red: Brierclitfe Rovers 7. Ight­


en Leigh 1; Clitheroe Wolves 8, Todmorden Colts 1; Pendle Forest 7, Junior Clarets 1; Todmorden Sports Centre 3, Barnoldswick Barons 2.


Under 13 Bacup Juniors 0, Bamoldsvrick


Town 5; Brierfield Celtic Red 6, Branlea Juniors 2; Cliviger Colts 4, Fulledge Colts 1; Colne Clarets 5, Foulridge Minors 3; Ighten Leigh 0, Briercliffe Rovers 4; Readstone United 3, Trawden Celtic 5; Todmorden Colts 11, Red Star 0.


Under 14 Rosehill Rovers 0, Ighten Leigh 3. Under 15 Borrowdale United 2, Brier-


iield Celtic 0; Colne Clarets 1, Brunlea Juniors 8; Trawden Celtic 0, Baraoldswick Town 2. TABLES Under 10 P W D L P


Huncoat Utd.........7 5 1 1 16 Bacup Juniors___7 4 1 2 13 Briercliffe Rovers. .7 4 0 3 12 Burnley United ...4 4 0 0 9 Colne Clarets........3 3 0 0 9 Ightcn Leigh P ___4 2 1 1 7 Burnley CW......... 8 2 1 5 7 Todmorden Colts .


. 4 1 0 3 3


, Clithcroe Wolves ..5 0 0 5 0 Ighten Leigh W ...5 Under II Yellow P W


Pendle Forest........6 6 Ighten Leigh ........6 6 Bacup Juniors___6 4 B’swick Barons B1 .5 Trawden Celtic ...7 Whalley Juniors.. .6 B’swick TnB ....... 5 FullcdgcColtsB ..7 RcadstoneUtdY..8 Brierlield Celtic R .7 Croc Wolves B ...3


Under 11 Red P W D L P


FullcdgeColtsR ..7 7 0 0 21 BriercliffeRovers ..8 6 1 1 19 B'swickTowuY ...6 6 0 0 18 Junior Clarets.......6 5 0 1 15 TodmordenSC ....8 4 1 3 13 AceringtonAm ....6 4 0 2 12 C’roeWolvesR ....6 2 1 3 7 Brierfield Celtic B ..7 2 1 4 7 Readstone Utd B ..9 2 0 7 6 HuncoatUtd.........7 0 0 7 0 B'swick Barons B ..5 0 0 3 0 'Foulridge Minors. .5 0 0 5 -3 Under 12 Yellow P W D L P


BricrfieldCelticR..3 3 0 0 9 Foulridge Minors ..2 2 0 0 6 Bacup Juniors.......3 2 0 1 6 C’rocWoh’esRgrs..5 1 1 3 4 B’swick Town .......2 1 0 1 3 Fullcdge Colts.....2 1 0 1 3 Junior Clarets Co .


. 2 0 1 1 1


Daneshouse.......... 3 0 0 3 0 Under 12 Red P W D L P


Clitheroe W'olves ...4 4 0 0 12 BrierdiffeRovers ..4 4 0 0 12 Pcndle Forest........2 2 0 0 6 Junior Clarets .....4 2 0 2 6 TodmordenSC ....5 2 0 3 6 Ighten Leigh.........4 2 0 2 6 B’swick Baron.......3 0 0 3 0 Brierfield Celtic B ..3 0 0 3 0 Todmorden Colls ..3 0 0 3 -3 Under 13 P W D L P


Briercliffe Rovers ..9 9 0 0 27 Chviger Colts.......... 8 5 1 2 16 B’swick Town .......7 5 1 1 16 Trawden Celtic ....7 5 0 2 15 Bricrfield Celtic R ..7 5 0 2 15 Colne Clarets.........7 4 1 2 13 Fulledge Colts.......8 3 2 3 11 Todmorden Colts ..6 3 0 3 9 Foulridge Minors ..7 3 0 4 9 Bacup Juniors........7 2 0 5 6 Ighten Leigh..........5 2 0 3 6 BrunlcaJuniors....8 2 0 6 6 Readstone Utd ....5 1 0 4 3 RedStar................7 0 1 6 1 BrierficldCelticB ..6 0 0 6 0 ■points deducted HARRY DEWHURST


SUNDAY MEMORIAL


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Crown 0, Walmsley 3; Duke of


Wellington 2, Commercial 1; Grif­ fin’s Head 0, Cross Axes 1; Rose and Crown 9, Stanley St Clarets 3; Station 0, Plough 9; Woolpack 2,


Church Town 2. Second Division


Foresterers 3, Stanley St OB 6;


Globe BuUough 7, Commercial OB 0; G. Harwood Rovers 5, Dog Inn 1; Low Moor 2, Ossy Refugees 4; Woodnook 5, Clayton le Moors 1. FIXTURES First Division


Church Town v Cross Axes


(Foxhill): Griffin’s Head v Rose and Crown (Althara): Plough v Duke of Wellington (Memorial); Stanley St Clarets v Walmsley (Highams);Woolpack v Crown


(Has SC). Second Division Clayton le Moors v Dog Inn


(Bullough); Foresterers v Com­ mercial OB (Highams); Gt Har­ wood Rovers v Low Moor (Memo­ rial): Helmshore Harriers v Globe Bullough (Mari Pits); Ossy Refugees v Stanley St OB (Heron W): Woodnook v Roebuck (Fox-


hill). TABLES


First Division P W D L P


OossAxes............4 4 0 0 12 DukeofWelUingtonS 3 1 1 8


•Crown................. 5 3 1 1 7 Church Town.........5 2 1 2 7 StanleySt Clarets ..5 2 1 2 7 Plough................. 3 2 0 1 6 "Roseand Crown..4 3 0 1 5 Commercial.......... 4 2 0 2 6 Walmsley Arms....5 2 0 3 6 Griffin’s Head.......3 1 1 1 | Woolpack..............6 0 1 5 1 Station................. 5 0 0 5 0


Second Division P W D L P


Woodnook............ 6 6 0 0 18 Low Moor............ 6 3 1 2 10 Gt Harwood Rovers 4 3 1 0 10 Stanley St Old Boys 4 3 0 1 9 Foresterers............ 5 2 2 1 8 Clayton le Moors ..5 2 1 2 7 Globe Bullough....5 2 1 2 7 Ossy Refugees.......5 2 0 3 6 Commercial OB ...5 1 1 3 4 Roebuck ..............4 1 0 3 3 Dog Inn............... 5 0 2 3 2 Helmshorc Harriers 5 0 1 1 1 ' denotes points deducted for fielding unregisterd players.


SMART AND COOK ROEFIELD LEISURE CENTRE FIVE-A-SIDE


FOOTBALLLEAGUE RESULTS


The Missfits 5, New Inn 0;


Clitheroe Clowns 5, FC Destroyers 2; Bad Boys 7, Parkers Arms 0; Top Hats 0, Stella W11; Beer Can 1, Ace Men 3; Menacing Duck 1, Mad Dogs 9; Real Tetchy 6, Can


We Win One 0. FIXTURES


9 a.m. - The Missfits v Real


Tetchy: 9-35 a.m. - Clitheroe Clowns V Can We Win One; 10-10 a.m. - Top Hats V Ace Men; 10-45 a.m. - Menacing Duck v New Inn; 11-20 a.m. - Bad Boys v FC Destroyers; 11-55 a.m. - Beer Can V Mad Dogs: 12-30 p.m. - Parkers Arms V Stella W. TABLE P W D L P


TheMissfits........ .7 6 0 1 18 Ace Men...............7 6 0 1 18 Clithcroe Clowns ...7 5 1 1 16 BeerCan............. .7 5 0 2 15 Bad Boys............. 7 4 1 2 13 RealTctchy..........7 4 0 3 12 Mad Dogs ............7 4 0 3 12 Newinn............. .7 3 2 2 11 Menacing Duck ....7 3 0 4 9 StcUaW...............7 2 1 4


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FCDestroyers .....7 1 1 5 4 ParkersArros........7 1 0 6 3 Can We lYm One...7 1 0 6 3 Top Hats ............. 7 1 0 6 3


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CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND DOMINOES


SUMMER LEAGUE RESULTS Darts


The Buck 4, White Hart 5; The


Bridge 3, Horse Shoe 6; Black Horse 7, Kings 2. Dominoes


The Buck 14, White Hart 7;


The Bridge 9, Horse Shoe 12; Black Horse 11, Kings 10. HIGH SCORES


140 - L. Bonnick, R. Harg­


reaves: 137 - S. Baines; 134 - D. Southwell; 132 - D. Baines, L. Astin; 125 - A. Cocks, S. Grime, S. McCullough: 123-J. Marsden, B. Gronwald; 121 - J. Parkinson, S. Grime, J. Marsden, L. Bonnick; 120 - D. Baxter, B. Stanley; 105 - T. Parker; 102 - D. Baxter; 100 - B. Stanley x3, B. Gronwald x3, R. Hargreaves x2, S. McCullough x2, S. Grime x2, B. Thatcher x2, S. McTear x2, D. Baxter, M. Steven­ son, D. Baines, W. Lonsdale, L. Astin, T. Parker, L. Bonnick.


Badmiiium-


BLACKBURN AND DISTRICT


BADMINTON


ASSOCIATION RESULTS


First Division YMCA15-239 (19), Stanhill 1-


122(3): Stanhill A 13-228(17), Clitheroe A 3-131(5); Brockhall 13-218(17), St Philip’s 3-135(5): Clitheroe B 6-153(9), Westholme A 10-199(13). Second Division


Westholme B 6-157(9), BAE


Systems 10-202(14); Telecom A 9- 191(12), Independent A 7- 190(10): Halsteads 10-174(13), Tag 6-156(9): Stanhill B 15- .234(19), Olympic A 1-125(3). Third Division


Whitehall 3-105(5), St


RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES’DARTS


ASSOCIATION RESULTS


Bay Horse 3, Brown Cow 9;


Cath SC 7, Judge 5: Lowraoor 2, Craven 10; Black Bull 8, Buck Inn 4: Bill BC 5, Con Club 7. HIGH SCORES


R, Hayward 134, 101, 100; J.


Gallagher 123; B. Parker 122,120; I. Whalley 120; D. Brown 118; P. Leeming 116; D. Stevenson 115, 100x2; J. Warburton 112; C. Lock­ e t t 111; G. Geldard 108;, B. Thomber, B. Speak, E. Smith, H. Colegan 101; B. Cusack, L. Celes­ tial, A. Southwell, S. Flannery, E.


Twist, L. McDonald 100. TABLE


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Craven......................................... 36 Con. Club....................................33 Catholic SC.................................. 32 Billington BC................................


RBL ...........................................^ Black Bull....................................“ Bay Horse....................................“ Brown Cow.................................. Low Moor.................................... Buck Inn............... CLITHEROE AND


DISTRICT DARTS


LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Swan A 6, Legion B 3; Pcndle


Inn 1, Buck Inn Paythorne 8; Craven Heifer 4. Royal Oak 5, Lower Buck Waddington 1, Kings


Arms8. Second Division , .


New Inn 8, Brown Cow A 1; Legion A 4, Brown Cow Chatbum


5; Brown Cow B 2, Horse Shoe 7. MONDAY FIXTURES First Division


Legion B v Pendle Inn: Kings


Arms V Swan A: Royal Oak v Lower Buck Waddingtoii; Buck Inn Paythome v Craven Heifer. Second Division


Bridge Inn v Brown Cow A;


Brown Cow B v New Inn; Brown Cow Chatburn v Horse Shoe; Swan Bv Legion A.


Nicholas’ 13-223(17); Avondale 11-216(15), Abacus B 5-172(8); Independent B 3-150(6), White­ hall 13-227(17): Abacus B 6- 182(9), Salesbury 10-197(13); St Nicholas’ 13-226(17), Avondale 3- 121(5).


Fourth Division Cardinals B 9-180(12), Roe­


field A 7-169(10): Westholme C 5- 141(7), Cardinals A 11-206(15). FIXTURES


October 23rd: Blackburn v Liv­


erpool (Audley, noon); Blackburn Thirds v Southport (Audley, 12


noon). October 30th; Blackburn Sec-


oondsv Bolton (Audley, noon). November 6th: Closing date for


entries for handicap tournaments. Snookei


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT SNOOKER


LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Billington A (534) 12, Whalley


(363) 2. T. Rydeheard 101, A. Riley 44; N. Harris 91, J. Sumner 55: Sw Andrew 87, J. Cross 66; P. Conchie 111, G. Taylor 49; T. Wilson 66, J. Waggett 74; J. Gib­ son 78, J. Timperley 75. Royal British Legion (512) 10,


Chatburn A (369) 4. C. Lawson 54, M. Lawson 59; B. Hargreaves 66, G. Clark 78; S. Kerr 104, P. Clark 27; M. Peel 105, S. Turner 80; G. Blackburn 90, P. Craig 49; B. Watson 93, J. Lockley 76. Waddington A (442) 2,


Clitheroe Conservative A (537) 12. D. Cox 51, M. O’Shaugnessy 87; L. Cowking 50. M. Whittaker 73; R. Lloyd 116, A. Child 92; J. Dugdale 74, A. Isherwood 96; M. Dewhurst 61, R. Grant 91; R. Kay 90, K. Smith 98. Low Moor A (467) 6, Riming-


ton B (493) 8. S. Thompson 90, P. Hobson 103; C. Drinkwater 9 8.1.


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Fraser 57; M. Holmes 76, D. Seed 75; D. Ireland 62, J. Lund Jnr 107; P. Traynor 83, R. Bolland 53; S. Whittaker 58, D. Calvert 98. Talbot B (498) 8, Clitheroc


Conservative B (395) 6. M. Garth 93, B. Waddington 52; D. Robin­ son 111, N. Parkinson 40; 0. Hay- hurst 56,1. Nash 69; A. Dickinson 65, J. Whittaker 72; S. Hayhurst 79, D. Nelson 85; B. Rutherford


94, F. Watson 77. Second Division


Police (326) 6. Talbot A (437)


8. J. Lucas 78, F. Whittaker 70; A. Pilkington 85, R. Proctor 70; P. Atkinson 82, J. Winder 118; D. Bowness 81, P. Proctor 59: No Player 0, G. Johnson 60; No Plater 0, S. Proctor 60. Waddington B (480) 8,


Catholic Club (454) 6. A. Dean 65. R. Alston 40; G. Lacton 87.1. Middleton 90; S. Baines 72, J. Byrne 86; B. Phillip 98, M. Byrne 68; I. Jackson 89, A. Jackson 72; D. Boothman 69, T. Byrne 98. Chatbum B (486) 6, Slaidbum


(450) 8( M. Paul 52, E. Rigby 53; R. Parker 97, D. Cowking 65; S. Simkin 75, W. Robinson 96; C. Monk 81, T. Robinson 86; J. Read 99. G. Parker 61; T. Cordeau 82, N. Hey 89. Rimington A (449) 4, Low


Moor B (497) 10. S. Petty 73, D. Johnson 67; M. Spencer 71, M. Wensley 78; B. Taylor 66,1. Perry 75; M. Yates 80, M. Moss 104; G. Watson 83, G. Waddington 76; D. Greenhaigh 76, S. Sunderland 97. FIXTURES First Division


Waddington A v Rimington B;


Chatbum A v Billington A; Royal British Legion v Talbot B; Clitheroe Conservative A v Clitheroe Conservative B; Low Moor A V Whalley. Second Division


Rimington A v Waddington B;


Billington B v Chatburn B; Tal­ bot A V Slaidburn; Police v


Catholic Club. • The league’s website is at


uk.geocities.com/clithcroesl


Evergreen Eddie can’t inspire side


EVERGREEN Eddie 21-13.


Riley was in tremendous Vic Young was the form - b ut still saw his main man as Ranisbot- Shahsmen side slip to tom D made the visit to defeat.


Despite winning all his away with a deserved 24- East Lancashire Table 13 victoiy.


Tennis League clashes, his Ramsbottom C had a side still went down 21-20 close 19-17 win over Old to Burnley.


Haslingden CC and came „ , ,


Masters, while Mixed Stanhill succumbed 26r took no prisoners with a


9 a t home to Burnley 26-10 win over Temple Cricket, with Russell Hill Street. and Keith Lee the


unbeaten duo.


Table-toppers KSC RamsbottomA ...3 3 0 0 89 made it three wins on the


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10 success over TCJ, while Buraccs.......... 2 2 0 o 51 are lust four East Lancs CC ....3 1 0 2 51


points adrift after a 28-9 gt Gary’s ........3 i 0 2 47 win against Stanhill.


New Era extended their , J ., ■ p w d l p


Third Division leaders Marsden BS......3 0 o 3 19 “


Rovers............3 O 0 3 32 First Division


lead to a staggering 17 HyndbumersA ...3 2 1 0 67 points after a 24-12 win ^bottomC ...3 2 1 o 65


over Whalley Reserves. Mixed^.!'!.''".!'3 1 0 2 60 In the Premiership, ksba...........2 2 0 0 5i Damian Bleazard caused RamsbottomD ...2 i 0 1 ^


the shock of the season so ^“ ^gdlrcc!!! 2 o o 2 m far after defeating Rams- HyndbumersB ...2 o o 2 22 bottom’s Dave Newton in TempleSt.........2 o o 2 22


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CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL


LEAGUE FIXTURES


Harrison Challenge Cup Preliminary Round: Waggon


and Horses A v Red Pump: Royal British Legion C v White Lion: New Inn v Craven Heifer A; Billington A v Castle: Station v Dog Music A; White Hart v Dog Music B; White Horse B v Billington B; St Peter’s Hurst Green v Waggon and Horses B; Kings Arras v Brown Cow. • First to seven, five singles


followed by a double. S Presentation night to be


held at the Royal British Legion tonight, final to commence at 7-


30 p.m. • All teams must send a repre­


sentative to receive fixture score c a r i and newsletter for new sea­ son. All trophies from last winter league to be returned immediate­ ly for presenting tonight. • The preliminary round of


the Challenge Cup will only effect 18 teams, ail the others have a bye into the first round. O Any team who has not filled


in a registration sheet must do so by tonight or no fixtures will be given out. Players who have been excluded from the league will not be eligible to play until an agree­ ment has been made in writing


from the committee. FINAL TABLES Premier Division P W D L P


RBL A .............. 20 14 4 2188 Buck A .............. 20 13 3 4 173 RBLB ...............20 8 7 5 151 Billington A ....... 20 10 6 4 147 Castle................20 7 7 6142 Stork A .............. 20 7 4 9 136 Waggon & Horses A20 7 3 10 130 IVhiteHart.........20 5 7 8 127 Rose & Crown A.,20 8 3 9 122 Rose & Crown B. .20 5 3 12 110 Stork B .............. 20 0 5 15 86 First Division P W D L P


BuckB...............18 12 4 2 161 Station A ...........18 13 1 4150 St Peter’s (HG) ..18 11 4 3147 Dog Music A ....18 6 7 5 130 Pcndle Hotel A . . .18 7 3 8122 Brown Cow......... 18 5 5 8 11£ Pendle Hotel B . . .18 5 3 10 111 Whallcy Warriors .18 5 4 9 lli Newinn.............18 3 6 9 101 White Horse A .. .18 3 2 13 10(


Second Division P W D


Pendle Witch ....18 12 Wlute Horse B .. .18 11 Horse Shoe.........18 8 Craven Heifer. .. .18 BuckWrinkleys ..18 Billington B .......18 Bay Horse...........18 Bridge A ............ 18 - - - Royal Oak .........18 4 1 13 88 4 11 87


Waggon & Horses B18 _ Third Division P W D


Victoria..............18 15 3 Red Pump .........18 12 White Lion........18 8 RBLD............. 18 10 Station B ...........18 9 BuckD............. 18 Kings Arms ....... 18 RBLC ...............18 4 Bridge B ........... 18 5


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n’t match his performance Nomads............3 2 0 1 as Rovers went down 29- 6.


Standen Hall and BumieyCC........2 i o i 43 Shahsmen...........3 0 0 3 44


Ramsbottom B s h a r ^ sSihiliwMC !;‘.!3 o o ” 2 the spoils in a 20-20 draw, AllspecdsRes.......1 1 0 0 28 while St Mary’s crushed Tek-Neck...........1 1 0 0 22


Marsden 28-10. East Lancs had a close l p ........... 3 3 q q 77


20-15 win over Attackers, slayers............ 3 2 0 1 60 with Dave Palmer the BumleyBC......2 1 1 0 41


player in form for the vie- S r . " . ; ‘.;‘.!;i2 1 0 1 37 tors.


And Allspeeds’hopes of KSBC............ 2 0 0 2 26 Optimists......... 2 0 0 2 28


making it three wins from cata!.!'.]!!!"!* 0 0 1 15 three were crushed as whalleyR^"!!!!.! 0 0 1 12 5^ Burracs defeated them GandT...........1 0 0 1 7


CONTACT THE SPORTS DESK


Edward Lee


i cdward.lce@eastIancsncws.co.uk ©426161 ext 619 Ghris Boden


chris.bodcn@eastlancsnews.co.uk © 426161 ext 603 Adrian Capstick


adriah.capstick@eastlancsncws.co.uk ® 426161 ext 601 Phil Simpson


philip.simpson@eastlancsnews.co.uk 9 426161 ext 602 <


Ladies’ Division P W


Buck A......................20 19 Pcndle Hotel.............20 RB Legion................ 20 BuckB......................20 Dog Inn....................20 Billington ................ 20 . _


CRAVEN AND PENDLE POOL


LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Anchor A 4, Coach and Horses


A 4; Buck Inn 5, Three Rivers 3; Fosters A 4. White Bull A 4: Pen-


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