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CLITHEROE and District Pool League Premier D iv i­ sion leaders Buck A lost ■ last week’s game, allowing , both their opponents, Billington A, and second place Royal British Legion : A to draw within eight and 13 points of the top spot. / ■The Buck.A result fin-r.


ished 7-5 in Billington’s . favour, while RBL A were: at home to - Chathurn’s ■ Brown Cow, who they beat by a healthy scoreline. , : In the First Division,


top-of-the-table:v'White : Hart dispensed with thieir .


hosts Brown Cow Clitheroe { in a 9-3 showdown.


, Meanwhile,. : second .


TONIGHT’S FIXTURES ' • P rem ie r D iv is io n . ; .


Buck A V Rose and Crown'A; Brown Cow Chatburn v Stork • Hotel B; Legion B v Waggon and Horses A; C^tlc A v Billington A.


. -Stork Hotel A v Legion Aj /■ V. ■ I ■ : F ir s t D iv is io n


A; Rose and Crown B v Buck B ; ; Pcndle Hotel B v Dog Music Bar:


White Horse A v Pcndlo Hotel


■A; White Hart v Bay Horse; St Peter’s Hurst Green v Brown .


-Cow Clithcroe. ‘ '.-.-i .' V' . Second Division Legion C v Bridge A; Craven Heifer. V Horse Shoe; Buck '


Wrinklcys V Royal Oak A; Wag­ gon and 'Horses B V Pendlc Witch; Billington B v New Inn. ‘ • T h ird D iv is io n . ’ .


placed Rose and Crown B did not play, and sit three . points behind the leaders, • with a game in hand. - , The nearest rival to the


top two sides is Hurst Green’s St Peters, who presently reside a full 12 points behind, despite win­ ning their last game against Buck B 8-4. New Inn top the Second


Division and are the first side to reach the 100 mark for the league after heating Waggon and Horses B 8-4. Second place is held by


Bridge A, who beat Craven Heifer 8-4, but third placed Pendle Witch are in hot pursuit just two points behind after beating Buck Wrinkleys 7-5. Sitting at the top of the


Third Division are RBL D after a successful 9-3 drub­ bing of Royal Oak B to take their tally to 110, a full 16 ahead of their nearest rivals White Horse B, who also recorded a 9-3 result


over Bridge B. And in the Ladies’ Divi­


sion, Buck still head the


table on 68 points. •R E SU L T S Premier Divi.sioii


Rose and Crown A C, Stork


Hotel A 6; Billington A 7, Buck A 5; Waggon and Horses A 5, Cas­ tle A 7; Stork Hotel B 5, Legion . B 7; Legion A 9, Brown Cow


ChatbumS. , First Division \


• Buck B 4, St Peter’s Hurst


Green 8; Dog Music Bar A 4, White Horse A 8; Bay Horse 4, Pendle Hotel B 8; Brown Cow Clithcroe 3, White Hart 9. Second Division


Bridge A 8, Craven Heifer 4; “.S T iS P C l p o j J i^ d - ^ p / ^ C h p i c e f K


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- Waggon and Horses B 4. Third Division


Horse Shoe 9, BiDinalon B 3; Royal Oak A S.^Xegion C 4; Pendle Witch 7, Buck Wrinkleys 5; New Inn 8,


White Horse B 9, Bridge B 3;


Legion D 9, Royal Oak B 3; Dog Music Bar B 6, Buck In Broncos C; Kings Arms 9, Station B 3; Castle B 7, White Lion 5.


’ B V Station B; White Lion v Kings Arras.,


Tu e sd ay • L a d ie s ’ D iv is io n Pendle Hotel v Billington A;,


White Horse v - Legion; Billing; ton B V Dog Inn. ' : . . • The annual general meeting is. to be held at the Royal British Legion on Tuesday, 8 p.m. start. A representative from each team is requested to attend. TABLES


. - BuckA ........... .11 9 1 1 no


Premier Division P W D L ■ P


RBLA ........1 1 8 1 2102 Billington A ....11 8 . 1 2 97 Castle A 11 8 1 . 2 96 Rosc&CrownA 11 4 3 4 76 StorkA........ll 5 1 .5 75 RBLB ............ 11 3 1 7 64 Wagon & Horses 11 2 2 7 58 Stork B ............11 2 0 9 52 BrwvnCow(Chat)ll 0 1 10 39 First Division P W D L P


.StPeters(HG)..11 5 2 4 81 BrownCow(Clith)ir 5 1 5 .77 DogMuacBarA 11 5 0 6 76 Pendle Hotel B .11 4 3 . 4 ’76


White Hart ....11 -7 2 -2 96 Rose& Crown B .10 7 2 1. 93


: Pendle Hotel A .10 .' 4 ,4 2 75 WhiteHorseA..ll . 5 . 0 6 75 B u c k B . .11 2 l . ;8 55 Bay Horse.......11 1 1 9 47 S econd D iv is io n


•RBLC ........11 '5 2 4 83 . Craven Heifer . .11 6 1 4-80^ HorseShoe.......11 3 ^ 2. 6. 80 Wagon&Horees 11 2 3 "6 64 BiilingtonB ....11 1 1 9 53 .RoyalOak.......11 3 0 8 50 Third Division • P W D L P


. WhiteLion;....!!', 5 0 ..6 74 StationB ....-.'.11 :4 1 6 74 BridgeB ..•.:...ll 2 2 , 7 60 CastleB . .r . . . .10- 1 1 '8 52 Dog Muac Bar B .10 0 1 9 40 Ladies’ Division


4 3 4 74 > - .


Buck Ladies . . . . .8 7 - 0 1 68 White Horse.......7 5 0 , 2 , 49 RBL Ladies . . . . .7 \ 4 0 . 3 45 .• Pendle Hotel ....7 5 0 2 45 Royal Oak........ 8 3 0 5 35 Billington'A'.......8 1 0‘ 7 28 Billlngton B . . . . .7 2 0 5 26 Doginn...........6 2 0 4 24


P W D L P


New In n .......11 9.' 1 1 104 BridgoA..........11 7 1 3 92 Pendle Witch...11; 7 , 1 . 3-.90 • BuckWrinkleys.il .'5 , 2 >4 86


P W D L P


Bridge B V Legion D; Castle B V White Horse B; Royal Oak B v . Buck In Broncos; Dog Music Bar


TWO.teams representing Clitheroe Wolves are all set to enjoy a taste of international football later this year.


: • Boys and girls teams at Under 15s level are to embark on a three-match trip to Holland during the Easter break. ' .


, ^ . . And they are already hard at work raising money for


the trip. The Blue team recently completed a five-mile spon-


• sored run to raise money for the trip to Valkenburg. Eighteen players and three parents completed the


course, run through some horifically muddy conditions. ■ Simon Mashiter completed the demanding course in


/ Now the boys, and girls - managed by Shirley Veov- ers.T are to undertake more fund-raising events. A sponsored car wash is in the pipeline, and a major football quiz is already doing the rounds in Clitheroe.


less than 40 minutes, and most of the runners, includ­ ing manager Mick Scriven, finished in under an hour.


Clitheroc Wolves Under 15s Blue, (s) Late goals a blow in title hunt


Iluncoat United..................2 T fllS top-of-the-table clash between Wolves and their Bum- ley rivals was settled by two goals in the final 10 minutes - effectively clinching the league forHuncoat. The game flowed from end to


Wolves Under lOs . . . . . . . . . 0


end, and on balance I-Iuncoat deserved the victory after show­ ing themselves to be a well- organised sida Man-of-the-match for


Clitheroe was goalkeeper Moor- house, who was outstanding, with good display also coming from Le Breton and Ripley in what was a competitive match that saw Clitheroe make Hun- coat fight all the way for their victory. Wolves Under 1 3 s .................3 AKZO N o b e l ......................... 3 AFTER a lengthy lay off Clilheroe were up agEunst league leaders AKZO and in a battle of a game Clitheroe showed no fear to prove the better side in the first half. A headed goal by Matthew


RBLD............11 9 2 0 110 White Horse B..11 7 3 1 94 Kings Arms ....11 6 3 2 92 Buck In Bronco's .11 7 2 2 86’ RoyalOakB


Winckley after a Chris Brewer corner gave Clitheroo the lead before leading scorer Jay Howard latched onto an error by the AKZO keeper tor the Clitheroe’s second. However, AKZO did pull one


Barnoldswick Barons .1 Whalley Juniors UlOs .1 THIS was a game that Whalley should have won, but the woodwork and a great performance from the Barlick keeper kept them at bay.


Whalley started the game


well, and within minutes had rattled the bar through Chris Heyes. Despite going in at the


break goalless, they soon took the lead through a superb solo run from Williams James. But a rare attack saw the


ball trickle over their goalline, and from then on


the writing was on the wall.


back before Ciaron Barton added a third on tlie stroke of half-time. After the break the visitors


clawed back the score to destroy Wolves' advantage and tic the game at 3-3, and although Clitheroe created several chalices in the second half, they couldn't quite manage to find a winner. • Although Ciaron Barton was


voted referee’s man of the match, the Wolves' manager


had admiration for the whole side. He said: “I was proud of every single one of them who gave their all in this cracking fixture. A win would have been nice, but to share the points was probably a fair result.” ■ Wolves Under 11s . . . . . . . . 1 0


Wolves Under 15s B lu e .........2 L am m a c k .............................1


Ighlen Leigh . . . . . . . . ------ 0 AFTER two weeks of cancelled fixtures, the Wolves resumed their Warburton League cam­ paign with a sterling win over Ighten Leigh. :


especially in the first half, the locals were always in control of the game, with highlights com­ ing from some excellent comer kicks by Hopkins that directly lead to two goals. - Further determined play


With good all-round play, . ^


from Bailey and good cover in defence from Capstick also added to the overall team per- formanca The goals came from set


pieces and from flowing moves that culminated in an excellent individual goals from Hutchins, who claimed his hat-trick, and three excellent strikes from •'-Meyler.:-.-,


-r. V -'An Astin brace and one


apiece for Dewhurst and Ainsworth completed the -victo­ ry.; Man-of-the-match was r/awarded to Chariton.


WOLVES’ season restarted with a tough game against high­ flying Lammack, and despite a bright start, the locals were hit on the break to find themselves a goal behind. But Wolves buckled down


and proceeded to hit the bar directly from a Tim Swarbrick corner, before Simon Mashiter smashed a free kick from the edge of the area into the bottom comer of the net. Another corner and Tom


Rutherford pounced on the edge of the six-yard box to put Wolves into a well deserved lead. However, just before half­ time Wolves were stunned by a


25-yard strike from the Lam­ mack centre forward to go in level at 2-2. In the second half Wolves


conceded a dubious penalty and a fine save from James Scrivon was in vain as the forward buried the rebound.


_ .. Wolves then played their best


football and were unlucky when a Tom Rutherford header smashed against tlio Blackburn bar. Scriven then made another remarkable save before Lam­ mack finished off the game with a simple tap in. :


lent games and Rutherford was a constant danger to the Lam­ mack defence. Wolves Under IGs B lu e ........3 Readslone............................ 1 WOLVES started the now year with a strong attacking perfor­ mance against local rivals Road- stone. The first goal came from Zak, who timed his run to perfection to meet the cross of Chaddy and slot home an early lead. However, local rivals Read-


Kino and Mashiter had excel­


stone gave a good account of themselves, and put Wolves under pressure that the back four coped with admirably. Daz Fothergill then bagged


Clithoroo’s second with a well- taken strike, before the lads slipped up by giving away a silly penalty. And despite the Wolves keep­


er saving the first effort, he could not prevent Readstonc from scoring off the rebound. After the break. Wolves dom­


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RIMINGTON completed the double over Oswaldtwistle on Saturday, but it wasn’t as easy as the scoreline suggests. On an uneven pitch, and with a fierce


.wind, flowing football was almost impos­ sible to achieve. Martin Lawson opened the scoring


with a thundering 35-yard free kick, before Trevor Watkins latched onto a Tom O’Neill throughball and placed a shot neatly into the corner, i Rimington had Kershaw to thank for


keeping the score at 2-0, but O’Neill then extended the lead when his corner curled straight in. The home side came more and more


linto the game after the restart, with, DaveiWhalley hitting the bar and Ker- shaw'saving at the feet of an onrushing striker. ■ '


’ However, his best stop was a superb


one-handed tip around the post from a shot that looked destined for the corner. Player-manager Terry Braithwaite


rang the changes in the second half, and substitute Coulter raced clear, rounded the keeper and squared for fellow replace­ ment Carter to fire home. Rimington now face two crucial games


in the coming weeks, following up Satur­ day’s clash with Goodshaw United with a Presidents Cup clash at Oswaldtwistle.


Lloyd brace for locals


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RETURNING to action after a four- week lay-off, Waddington wore favourites to boat their Craven and District League Cup opponents Cowling, and did so con­ vincingly despite going a goal down early on.


The locals gifted Cowling the hall in


inated the field in all areas as strong midfield play from Nor- thy and Gidlow was a pleasure to watch, and it was inevitable that one of their attacks would


■ give the Wolves the final say of the match when Simon Haslam volleyed home to put the game beyond any doubt.


10 out of 10 for Rachel iii Readstone triumph


RACHEL WALKER hit a staggering 10 goals as Read- stone United Under 13 Girls Yellow thrashed Barnoldswick Barons 26-0! . . Sarah Walker also hit eight,


while their were hat-tricks for both Jade Bolton and Louise Meloy. A brace from Charly


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Almond completed the amaz­ ing scoreline. A Joe Martin hat-trick sent


the Under 10 Accrington League side through to the second round of the cup after a 3-0 win over Langho. Michael Cox picked up the


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Alsager Tn . . . . .28 11 11 6 44 Congleton Tn . .21 12 .5 4 41 Newcastle Tn . .26 12 5 9 41 SaUordCity....29 12 5 12 41 Stone Dominoes 27 11 7 9 40 . Nantwich Tn .. .27 10 8 9 38


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shaw Utcl 3; Clithcroc RBL 0, Stackstcads St Joseph’s 1; Hurst Green 1, Enfield 1; Kclbrook 1, Ribblc Valley Borough 3; Oswaldtwistle St Mary’s 0, Rim- ington 4; Settle Utd 3, Colne Utd 1. Second Division


Burnley Boys’ Club 0, Good-


Skel’sdaleUtd ..28 11 3 14 36 Bacup Borough .25 10 4 11 31 Trafford.......... 30 9 6 15 33 GlossopNE ....32 9 5 18 32 R’bottomUtd ..22 7 7 8 28 • Squires Gate ...26 6 6 14 24 Abbey Hey.......34 5 5 24 20 St Helens Tn ...27 4 5 18 17 Atherton Coll ..29 4 5 20 17 Ro.sorvo Division P W D L P


Rimington.....18 9 -3 6 30 Kelbrook-....;.14 8 2 4 26


Eawtcnstali. . . .16 6 3 7 21 GoodshawUtd .19 5 3 11 ' 18 Settle Utd .......17 5 2 10 17 Colne Utd ....... 19 4 3 12 15 Read Utd.........15 3 2 10 11 Sabden..........15 3 2 10 11 B’wickTn .....19 2 4 13 10


HARRY DEWHURST MEMORIAL


LEAGUE RESULTS •


First Division


Walmsley Arms 1, Stanhill Lions 0. Second Division


SC 6, "Woodnook 1; Warners Arms 2, Lomax 4. Third Division


Park 2, Woolpack 3; Stanley


Harwood Rovers 2; Griffins ■ Head 5, Forcsterers 3. FIXTURES First Division


Clayton le Moors 1, Groat


- Calderstones v Stanhill Lions (Wilson’s); Miners v Walmsley


(Memorial); Waggon and Horses V Low Moor (Rocfiold). Second Division


Clarets (Wilsons). Third Division


Warners Arms v Stanley St


(Memorial); Foresterers v Stan­ ley St Old Boys (Wilson’s); Roe­ buck V Great Harwood Rovers (Ilaslingdcn). TABLES


Clayton le Moors v Dog Inn Commercial 3, Low Moor 3; WARBURTON YOUTH FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS Under 9s


S2 ■.


Borough 2; Burnley Community Wardens 0, Ighten Leigh 1. Under 10s


Barnoldswick Tn 1, Fullcdgc


Colts Red 1; Junior Clarets 5, Ightcn Leigh 1. Under 11s


Belvedere Colts 13, Briercliffc


Rovers 2; Bricrficld Celtic Blue 3, Foulridgc Minors 5; Glithcroc Wolves 10, Ighton Leigh 0; Pcndlc Forest 3, Brierficld Celtic Red 0. Under 12s


Bamoldswick Barons 2, Read­


stonc Utd 9; Brierficld Celtic 3, Colne Clarets 2; Brunlca 1, Barnoldswick Tn 13; Foulridgo Minors 2, Junior Clarets 1; Ightcn Leigh 0, Giiviger Colts 4; Todmor- den Colts 7, Bacup Borough 1. . TABLES Under 9 ’


IghtcnLcigh ...14 11 : 1 2 34 B'cliffcRovers ..10 8 0 2 24 Bacup Borough .12 5 1 . 6 16 C’roeWolves ...12 4 0 8 12 BurnleyCW ...12 1 0 11 3 Under 10 P W’ D L P


Belvedere 1, Rock Rovers 6; Earby Tn 0, Read Utd 5; Padi-: ham 6, Worsthorne 0; Rawten- stall 3, Barnoldswick Tn 1. Reserve Division


Borrowdalc Utd 1, Langho 5;


Utd 4; Enfield 2, Rawtcnstall 0; Langho 2, Goodshaw Utd 1; Read Utd v Kclbrook; Riming- ton 0, Barrowford YCW 2; Rock Rovers 10, Sabden 0; Worsthome 3, Colne Utd 2. TABLES


Barnoldswick Tn 3, Settle


First Divisiun. : P W D L ;P


RVBorough....16 12 2 2 38 • GoodshawUtd .12 12 0 0 :3G


• ClitheroeRBL. .17 r 3 13 6 I Sabden............ 16 1 2 13 5 Second Division'


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; c.mail:salcs@primroscgaragc.co.uk Rock Rovers ...16 13 2 1-41 ■ P W D . L P • Worsthorae . .15 i v 8 i. 2 -f 5 ■ 2 6 ‘


: Langho .v. .v;18 /11 4 3 37 - Padiham .........16 12 0 4 36


r Bly Belvedere ..18 : 3 • ’2 1 13>11 Earby Tn.........17 1 ^"2 14 5


Rawtcnstall....17. 7 5' 5 26 Read Utd............14 ' 7 2 5 23 B’fordYCW ...16 6 1 9 19 B’wickTn..........15 6 0 9 18 ' BorrowdaleUtd.18 , 5 .^-;2 11 * 17.


Rimington .V...15 8 4 3 28- - Hurst Green....15 7. 4 4 25 Enfield............16 ,6 , 3 7 .21 Colne Utd .....15 i 5 4 6 ’ 19 Ossy St Mary’s .18 ' 4 6 ■ 8 18 Bly Boys'Club .18 3 5 10 14 • Kelbrook ......14 2 4 -8 10 •


StacksteadsSJ.vlS 11 : 3. 4 36 . Settle Utd .....14


S 4 r2 28 .


Ijomax ............13 12 0 1 *36 •; Park . . . . . . . . . .1 4 11 0 3 23 Warners Arms. .12 7 2 3 23 Woolpack......14 6 • 0 • 8 18 Station’. . . ...... 14 5 .2 -7 17 - ^ Ossy Refugees . .13 ' 4 1 8 13 Stanley St C'rets 12 . 3 ; 1 8 10 ' Woodnook . .: . .14 2 0 12 ' 6 . Division Three


.Doginn.......... 12 , 2 -I .9• :.7"'' : Roebuck. . . . .1 3 2 ’ . 0 -11" 6 - '. ClaytonleMoorsl2 . 2.-\0 • 10 ;'6


ROEFIELD LEISURE CENTRE 5-A-SIDE


. WINTER LEAGUE RESULTS


- . Side of Beef 2, Grammar Lads ' 1; Red Army 9, Groin Strain 3; Rapid Hunting 4, Mad Dogs 3; ' New Inn 0, Parkers Arms 3. ' •; FIXTURES


.' . Red Army v Clithoroo Clowns - 9 a.m.; Menacing Duck v Side •


• p.m.; Parkers Arms v.Mad Dogs ' -11-40 p.m.


V of Beef - 9-40 p.m.; Rapid Hunt- • ing V Groin Strain - 10-20 p.m.;: New-Inn v.Tho Missfits - 11


Griffins Head...13 13 0 0 39 Church Town...14 11 0 3- 33 ■ StanlcyStOB ..12 8 -0 4 24 V Forcsterers; ... .13 6 2 5 20 - GtHarwoodR..13 5 1 7 -16 *


P W D L P


CrossAxes...... 12 9 1 2.28 Commercial ....11 7 1. 3 22 Miners..........10 5 0 ’ 5 15 Waggon&Horsesll 4 2 .5 14 Caldcrstoncs ....9 3 3 3 12 Walmsley Arms. .9 3 2 4 . 1 1 . Stanhill Lions ..10 ,2 3 5 : 9 Low Moor .'....10 1 2 7 5 ■ ' Second Division P W D L P


' First Division ............ P W D L P


Pendlc Forest.. .20 19 0 1 57 Belvedere Colts .17 17: 0 0 51 B’ficld Celtic R .19 18 1 5 40 C’roe Wolves . ..17 13 0 4 39 F'ridgeMinors ..17 12 0 : 5 - 36 Junior Clarets ..17 8 -2 7 26 B’cliffe Rovers..17 7: 2 8 '23 B’field Celtic B .19 5 1 13 16 B’wick Barons . .15 6 0 9 18 Todmorden SC .17 4 2 11. 14 Ighten Leigh :..16 4 1 11 13 ClitheroeWR ..14' 3 -1 10 10 Jnr Clarets Coltsl4 . 0 j > 1 13 1 •Fuiledge Colts .17 0 3 14 0 Under 12 P W D L P


Cliviger Colts . .17 14 . 0 3 42 B’cliffe Rovers..14 13 0 1 39


T’morden Colts .13 ; 12 ? 0 1 36 Dricrficld Celtic .14 9 2 3 29 Colne Clarets.. .15 9 1 : 5 28


F’ridgeMinors -.13 -8'- 3 . 2 27 RcadstoncUtd .20 8 1 11 :25 ■


Junior Clarets ..16 7 3 6 24 B’wickTown ...16 6 3 7 21 Ighten Leigh .. .13 6 1 6 19 Bacup Borough .15 4 1 10 13 •Fuiledge Colts .18 3 0 15 7 Brunlca Juniors .14 0 1 - 13 1 B’wick Barons. .16 ,0 :0 16 0


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS LEAGUE


.


. - RESULTS .. Division


Royal Oak 6, Craven 'A 3;


Legion B 4, Pcndlc Inn 5; Craven B 2, Kings Arms 7; Swan A 4, Brown Cow A 5.. :


/ - V- Second Division v • • . ' Brown Cow B 0, Lower Buck 9;


Buck Inn (Paythome) 9, Swan B 0. FIXTURES Monday


First Division ' - Kings Arms V , V -


Legion B;Pendlo '


.


B’cliffe Rovers..14 10 3 1 33 B’wickTown ...14 9 4 1 31 Junior Clarets . .14 8 4 2 28 Bacup Borough .13 7 2 4 23 Ighten Leigh .. .15 7 1 . 7.22 . TodmordenSC .12 ,6 2 4 20 Fullcdge Red .. .16 5 4 7 19 •Colne Clarets. .14 2 4 8 7 C’roe Wolves ...13 2 1 10 7 Fuiledge Blue . .13 0 1 12 1 ; Under II : P W D L P:


P W D L P Briercliffe Rovers 4, Bacup


Inn V Royal Oak; Craven A v Swan A; Brown Cow A v Crayon B. Second Division .


Swan B v Brown Cow B; Iwowr


Buck V Brown Cow (Chalburn); Legion A v Biick (Paj^homc). TABLES -


First Division P W L P


Royal Oak........... 11 9 2 ^61


KingsArms..........11 7 '4 61 Pcndle Inn.........10 10- 0 i. 59 •: SwanA ........... .11


6 , - 5 : 55


Legion B .............11 5 6 48 Craven A .......... 11 1 10- 38 - Brown Cow A . .. .9 .3 6 31


Craven B .............9 * 1 8 24 Second Division


' • P W L . P '


Lower Buck......... 10 9 1 70 Buck (Paythome) 9 8 1 5 1 Brovvn Cow (Chat)9 3 4 45 Legion A ...............9 5 4 42 Horseshoe.............9 3 6 81 Brown Cow B . . . .9 2 7 29 SwanB ...............9 0 9 14


RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES’DARTS


ASSOCIATION RESULTS


Kings Arms 3, Craven 9;


Royal Oak 3, Brown Cow 9; Con Club 7, Bay Horse 5; Royal British Legion 8, Cath SC 4; Billington BC 7, Low Moor 5. m o i l SCORES


A. Southwell 140; D. Baker


133; M. Waddington 133; R. Hoy- wood 132; J. Sccdic 130; S. Dob­ son 125; L. McDonald 120,113; C. Lockett 114; V. Chatburn 111; D. Brown 111; J. Hamer 104; E. Smith 100; B. Cusack 100; A. Southwell 100x4; D. Stevenson 100x3; J. Johnson 100; J. Gal­


lagher 100x3,14 dart finish. TABLE> > • ■ P •


• Craven........................... Brown Cow.. . . : .................... .77


.'-Black B u l l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....7 1 CatholieSC... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 1


; Royal Oak....... ............................65 . Billington BC............................. .65 Con Club................................'..63 Royal British Legion.....................61 Bay Horse ....................................58 Low Moor......... ...........................57 KingsArms


WINTER LEAGUE RESULTS .


RIBBLE VALLEY DARTS AND DOMINOES


Band Club B 9 (darts 3, domi­


noes 6), Judge Walmcslcy 15 (darts 9, dominoes G); 180s: M. Buston


(Judge Walmesley); Checkout: M.


Euston 124 (Judge Walmslcy). Dog Inn 6 (darts 2, dominoes


4), New Inn 18 (darts 10, domi- nocs 8). Black Bull 18 (darts 8, domi­ noes 10), Pondlo Witch 6 (darts


' 4, dominoes 2); . Bay Horse 14 (darts 8, domi­ noes 6), Pendle Inn 10 (darts 4,


• A 7 (darts 3, dominoes 4). 180s: R, Lambert (Swan); Checkout : -


/ dominoes 6). •• - ; Swan With Two Necks 17 (darts 9, dominoes 8), Band Club


■ D. Lcoming (Swan). * CLITHEROE AND


SNOOKER LEAGUE RESULTS


DISTRICT First Division


; Billington A (534) 10: A. Isher- wood 95, J. A. Wright 80; A. Tbm- : linson 85, T. Rydeheard 82; P. Wil- i . son 61, J. Gibson 68; R. Grant 66,


= . .Clitheroe Con. A (404) 4,. .78


T. Wilson 87; M. WhitUkcr 57, P. Conchio 101; 1. Charlton 40, B. Marsh 116. Downhara (455) 8, Talbot B


• R Walmsloy 92, D. Robinson 64; R. Gladwin 104, A. Dickinson 60; R. Malloch 57, P. Whittaker 109; A. Heesbm 44, C. Hayhurst 116. Waddington A (509) 8, Riming­


(481) 6: C. Aspinall 80, 0. Hay- hurst 58; M. Paul 78, M. Garth 74;


ton B (481) 6: B. Waddington 107, R. Holland 43; L. Cowking 77, J. Lund Jnr 100; R. Kay 96, R Hob- .son84; K. Kcough71,1. Fraser94; M. Dewhurst 6-1, R Houghton 85; D. Cox 94. D. Seed 69. Low Moor A (45'1) 6, Clitheroe


Cons. B (457) 8; S. Whittaker 57, G. Irehmd 96; R Mercer 93,1. Nash 39; C. Drinkvvatcr57, R Blackburn 88; R Traynor 51, P. Clegg 91; S. Thompson 90, A. Gudgeon 80; M.- Holmes 103, F. WaLson 60. Slaidburn 0, Legion 14. Second Division


Police (494) 10, Whalley (47G)


4: D. Mitchell 77, B. Catlow 66; J. Lucas 67, J. Sumner 97; T. Brown 89, L, Catlow 69; J. Grif­ fiths 81, G. Taylor 76; P. Atkin­ son 104, J. Waggott 77; D. Bow- ncss76, M. Smith 91. Talbot A (491) 14, Catholic


.Waddington. B (511) 10: C. Edmondson 72, S. Dean 78; M. Yates 94, D. Boothman 58; G. Watson 94, A. Doan 88; B. Tay­ lor 84, G. Laxton 89; S. Edmond­ son 72, S. Baines 105; S. Potty 62, B. Phillip 93. Billington B (440) 4, Chatburn


. ...5 4 -■


B (507) 8: A. Booth 82, C. Mul- hearn 66; J. Read 97, G. Wadding­ ton 70; R. McNeil 80, F. Wilson 100; C. Monk 65, M. Moss 132; G. Ainsworth 81, I. Perry 45; S. Simkin 79, D. Johnson 94. Rimington A (478) 4,


Club (366) 0: S. Proctor 70, iM. BjTne 52; T. Proctor 89, T. Byrne 84; J. Winder 103, I. Middleton 57; F. Whittaker 70, R. Alston 69; G. Johnson 89, M. Plant 45; P. Proctor 70, A. Jackson 59. Chatbum B (484) 6, Low Moor


solation as the Under 16s wont down 3-1 to Clitheroe Wolves, and despite a depleted squad, the Under 11 Girls were unlucky to go down 3-2 to the same opposition. Sophie Hindle and Holly


Stevenson were both on target, with Hollie Ormonde the play­ er of the match.


midfield, and their number nine made no mistake with a strike from just outside the area. Waddington had chance after cliancc,


falling to Robert Lloyd, Peter Fletcher and John Leaver, but they proved unable to penetrate the Cowling goal. I3ut Leaver, back from injury, was out­


standing as ho caused lots of problems for the home defence to allow Lloyd to grab an equaliser from a corner. The locals continued to go close before


half-time, with their best opportunity falling to Martin Crane, but eventually went into break level at 1-1. In the second half, kicking downhill,


-drive made it 4-1 to-Waddington, and Cowling struck back with a second goal to restore some honour.


Waddington soon had the game won with another well-taken header from Fletcher after some inspired play, before Lloyd found the net again. Adrian Hirst’s solo run and 25-yard


Rivals gain revenge win


Waddinylon Reserves ........................2


Ilellifield Reserves . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 AFTER an impressive victory over the same team last \veek, Waddington crashed out of the cup at the quarter­ final stage as a determined Hellifield gained revenge. Both sides started well, but good


defending and goalkceping meant the locals had to wait until the half hour mark before Steven Holden broke through to score with a neat shot into the bottom corner. However, Hellificld hit back before


half-time to draw the scores level. After the break the Yorkshire side


came out the stronger team, and were soon in front with a header from a long throw. Each side than had the opportunity to


convert penalties, with Paul Tierney scoring Waddington’s to make it 3-2, but Hellifield held onto their lead despite some strong pressure from the locals, who must now look to improve on their league form with only seven games remaining.


Grindleton battle back


GRINDLETON Reserves battled their way to a 6-4 victory at Yorkshire rivals Bradley in the quarter-final of the Craven Second Division League Cup. The locals were 3-0 up after 15 min­


utes, with an opportunist goal by Ben­ nett and two well struck shots from Williams. At 3-0, Grindlcton should have had no


trouble winning the match, but by half time Bradley had levelled at 3-3. Things then went from bad to worse


A (495) 10: M. Unwin 79, G. Simkin 69; R Kiddie 72, M. Law- son 112; D. llargroavos 72, G. Clark 90; D. Flynn 82, J. Ixicklcy 83; J. Atkinson 6 5,1. White 73; J. Ainsworth 70, P. Clark 68. FIXTURES


Whalloy v Billington B; Chat^ bum A V Chalburn B; Low Moor


Clitheroc Con. B v Glilheroe Con. A; Rimington B v Low Moor A; Talbot B v Waddington A; Legion v Downham. *.


• Second Division


B V Rimingtin A; Waddinglon B v Talbot A; Catholic Club v l^jlice. TABLES


.Waddington A . .10 5 1 0 ■' 5 ‘ 66 ^ CliUieroeConA 10


RBLegion .....10 - 6 . 0 - 4 .90: LowMoorA ...10 6 0 4 86 Billington A ..’..10 -7 0 - 3 78: Downham .....10 6 0 : 4 76; Talbot B .........10 5 0 5 76 RimingtonB ...10 -6 0 4, 66


. Firsf Division : P W D L P


- Billington B,....10 >4 . 0 6 54 Chatburn B^.. .10 2 0 8 53


Chatbura A . . . . 10. 6 1 3 ^-87’ Whalley.......... 10 8 0 2 81 Police..............10 7 0 ■ 3 78 TalbotA;:..i..lO-.'5‘ 0 '5 -TS.' Waddinglon B . .10.. 5 . - 0 5 .76 ' Rimington A ...10 3 0 7 68 Catholic Club ..10 ^ 5 0 . 5 66 LowMoorB ...10 4 1 * 5 59 •


Slaidburn '.10 . 1-, 0 :-9 -46 ■ L J • '•'Seqond Division : P W D • L P


Clithcroe Con B 10 4 0 6 58 4 0 , 6 58 Billington A v SInidburn; Grindleton goal. .Firsf Division


early in the second half when the home side took the lead.. This jolted the locals back into action,


and thanks to all-round determination and three well-taken goals from Daniel


Fawcette, the visitors booked a place in the semi-finals.


.


Dog hope to beat big freeze


Once again Booth was majestic in the . ^


DOG Inn manager Simon Kerins is hop­ ing that the big freeze will prove to be less


drastic than expected - allowing his side to take on’ Clayton le Moors at Memorial Park on Sunday. The Budweiser Boys have not.played


• whatsoever at the weekend. “However, until we know for sure that


since'November 30th, and Kerins and his : : players cannot wait to return to action. ’ Kerins said: “If the weathermen are ' : right, there will probably be no action-':


this is the case, we have to be positive and plan for the match.”


: Wanderers’ annual meeting ’


RIBBLESDALE'iWanderers’ bowling / section’s annual general meeting is held in .v


■ the clubhouse on Tuesday, February loth. ■ • -The meeting starts at 8 p.m. prompt, -■ and all members are asked to attend, • r.iu!. :,


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