Cito'J ■ 76 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, September 30th, 2004


R im in g to n ..................... 9 Burnley Boys’ Club. . . .4 RIMINGTON romped to their first win of the sea­ son thanks to a first half performance that totally took the game away from the visitors.


• Terry Braithwaite almost opened the scoring in the fifth minute when a run down the left by O'Neill resulted in his cross being headed out to the player manager, whose first-time shot narrowly missed the target. The home side didn't


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have long to wait though, as O'Neill's corner was headed in for an own goal by an Old Boys defender, under pressure from Mar­ tin Lawson. The lead was short­


lived however, as Riming­ ton were caught on the break, and Kershaw was adjudged to have brought down a Burnley forward in the box, and the visi­ tors equalised from the spot. From here on though, Rimington played with


pace, power and some wonderful one-touch foot­ ball, leading to four goals in quick succession. O'Neill and Keighley


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shot in off the post. Burnley pulled one


exchanged passes, before the latter whipped in a cross that Matt Coulter finished beautifully. Wes Clarion then for­


aged forward from full back, only to be uncere­ moniously dumped to the floor, leaving Tom Bartlett to score from the spot. Another move involving


Clarkson had led to him releasing Terry Nelson, who unleashed an unstop­ pable drive past the star­ tled keeper. Jason Heald sped down


the right wing and cut into the box only to be upended, and Bartlett made no mistake for his second penalty. Coulter then grabbed


his second when he beat the off-side trap to finish with ease, and secured his hat-trick when a quick Braithwaite free kick sent him clear through to fire a


back before half-time with a header from a free kick that looped over the stranded Kershaw. The visitors then scored


again in the second half with a fierce left-foot drive, but the home side continued to press in search of more goals as Braithwaite struck the bar, and Bartlett twice came close to his hat- trick. Another long-range


effort saw the Burnley side score again to make it four, before Rimington upped a gear to see O'Neill curl home a free- kick, and a Clarkson run into the box ended with a fine strike from a narrow angle. Braithwaite was


delighted with the way his side played, particularly in creating so many chances despite having Mankowski, Watkins, Kay and Whalley away.


Fletcher and Heys on target in excellent draw for Readstone


READSTONE United Under 8s had an excellent 2-


Celtic at the weekend. The goals came from


Oscar Fletcher and Adam Heys, with Toby Mul- doon named man-of-the- match. Toby was also man-of-


the-match in the locals’ other game, .that saw them go down 3-0 to an experienced Huncoat United. Elsewhere the Under


11s Yellow had a thrilling 3- 1 victory over Brierfield Celtic. ■All the boys deserve


2 draw with Trawden


praise for their efforts as goals came flooding in from Daniel Martin, Ben Simpson and Alistair Smalley. A single goal from


Alisha Cryer saw Read­ stone Under 12 Girls grind out a hard-fought victory


over


Bamoldswick Town. The local girls dominat­


ed for long periods, but could only manage the single goal. Gabby Preugschat was


named player-of-the- match. - The Under 14s compre­ hensibly beat Wilpshire


football, despite receiving Whalley Juniors V12s .0 Burnley Belvedere . . .15 WHALLEY were given a lesson in football and commitment by an excel­ lent Belvedere side, who were relentless from start to finish in this one-sided game. Belvedere opened the


!W. scoring in the first minute, and despite desperate and


Wanderers 10-2, thanks to no less than five strikes from Melissa McKay. In this one-sided game


further goals came for Charlie Almond (2), Louise Melloy and player- of-the-match Chelsea Rinaldi (2). And Readstone Under


18s continued their unbeaten start to the sea­ son with a 2-0 victory over Trawdeh Celtic. Duncan Fearnhead


scored both goals with Chris Briggs named man- of-the-match.


Whalley refuse to give up playing their


resolute defending, scored regularly to lead 6-0 at the break. Half-time substitutions


failed to have any impact, as for long periods Whal­ ley could not get out of their own half. They did, however,


stem the flow for almost 15 minutes, but then a combination of tiredness


harsh lesson and some superb strikes lead to a goal burst late on.


Whalley while out­


classed, never gave up attempting to play foot­ ball and battled hard. Special mention must


be given to keeper Jamie Girvan and to Liam Boyle, who was superb throughout.


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CLITHEROE Lions con­ tinued their winning ways on Saturday as they reached the quarter-finals of the cup with a 5-1 win against Gargrave. However, they made


things difficult for them­ selves, as it remained 1-1 for much of the game. , Winger Conti broke the


deadlock early in the game with a well-taken goal, before Gargrave responded in like fashion. Spoils were shared until


the 65th minute, when striker Pinard headed


home from a Conti cross. Stand-in


referee


Michael Bank was severe­ ly tested throughout the match, as frayed tempers and late challenges threatened to end things in a 22-man brawl. However, it was the


Lions who kept a cool head, with winger Stod- dart posing a constant threat before finally deliv­ ering the killer crosses. Rick Holden put two


past the Gargrave keeper, intermitted by a fine 25- yard strike by man of the


match Gaughan. The game was much


closer than the scoreline suggested, however, with fine defending from James and Paul Clegg, alongside an important string of saves from the keeper. The Lions’ high fitness


levels told as Gargrave tired towards the end, with Avci and Gaughan running themselves into the ground. Manager Avci admitted


it was a close encounter, but no less satisfying. But, as league positions


suggest, it was a shame as the quarter final match should really have been ^ J the final of the cup, a final ^ that the Lions would like to reach, and win to add to their potential trophy cabinet at the end of the season. The Lions have been


drawn at home again against either Cononley Sports Reserves or Bradley Reserves on Sat­ urday, October 30th.


Hockey aces open new campaign with easy win


CLITHEROE & Hynd- burn Ladies’ Hockey Club had a perfect start to the new season with an easy win over local rivals Blackburn. The locals were 2-0


ahead inside of 10 min­ utes after Rachel Walms- ley scored the opener, and then set up Anna Griffiths for the second. Midway through the


second half, Blackburn began to play better hock­ ey and scored from a penalty corner. But Clitheroe fought


back immediately when Griffiths played a great ball through to Walmsley, who scored with ease. As the game wore on,


Clitheroe came under more pressure, but the defence held strong, and


Dog’s dismay at blank week


DOG Inn manager Simon Kerins bemoaned the water­ logged Haslingden pitch that caused the postponement of his side's game with Roebuck last Sunday. The Budweiser Boys had been hoping to take three


points into this weekend's tussle with Woodnook at the Memorial Park. Kerins said: “Although it was a poor week weather-


wise, in the end there were only two postponements. “This blank weekend has broken ihomentum up a lit­


tle bit, but we are more than capable of making up for lost time this Sunday.”


Up and running


Grindleton Reserves . . .3 Grassington Reserves . .2 GRINDLETON gained their first win of the sea­ son in this bottom of the table clash. The locals’ man-of-the-


an own goal just before half-time. In the second half,


match Ryan Fawcett fired home a well-struck opener after 20 minutes, and five minutes later Ashley Ben­ nett made it 2-0 with a long-range shot. And 10 minutes before


the break, unselfish work from Lloyd set up Bennett for his second. Grindletori looked to be cruising, but Fox headed


Grindleton could have killed the game, but sub­ stitute Dakin missed a penalty 15 minutes from time, crowning an unchar­ acteristic performance. Grassington pulled


another goal back right on the final whistle, but the home side held on. By missing too many


chances in the first half, Grindleton made this win a much more difficult task than it should have been. ' VI .1


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once again Griffiths and Walmsley teamed up, and Rachel got her third of the game and Clitheroe’s fourth. This win is partly


thanks to the club's new coach, who is providing his coaching for free, and the club would like to thank Jez for his support. The club train on Wednesday nights at


LOCAL bowlers Alan Threlfall and George Radivojevic are among the latest qualifiers for the Bar-Be-Quick Floodlit Doubles at Ribblesdale Wanderers BC. The Ribblesdale pair


won through to the Octo­ ber 23rd showpiece, along with D. Watson and D. Braide of Warrington, D. Hibhert and L. Turner of Ashton-under-Lyne, and John and Tony Gatley of Warrington. There are no vacancies


for tonight’s round at the club, but there are two spaces for Monday, Tues­ day and Wednesday of next week, for more details, contact Michael


Clitheroe Rugby Club, and home matches are played at Hyndburn Sports Centre, Church, Accrington, at 2 p.m. Clitheroe’s next game is


on Saturday, October 2nd at home against Nelson. Anyone interested in


joining the club should contact Hannah Laverty (07814 510884).


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Britcliffe, 162 Chatburn Road, Clitheroe (424328) or Chris Snape (424979). • THE Waddington


Castle Cement Floodlight Doubles was won by Clitheroe duo M. Wensley and J. Kerr. They beat G. Schofield


and G. Wood of Great Harwood 21-16 in the final. ■ Wensley and Kerr had knocked out another Har­ wood pairing, J. Chatwin and A. Harris, by the same margin in the last four. Schofield and Wood pro­


gressed to the final with a i 21-18 success against M. Opie and J. Eborall ol Accrington.


Referees are required for junior football league


THE McDonald’s Hynd­ burn and District Boys’ Football League are on the lookout for referees. Games are played on


Sundays at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., catering for age groups from 12-16. Any referees interested


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in adding their expertise to the league register, is asked to contact referee’s secretary Dave Lewis (07871 284045) or, alter­ natively, league secretary Andrea Hughes (01254 581774).


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422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) fast LANCASHIRE


football l e a g u e r e su l t s


Firsl Division Hurst Green 1, Stacksteads St


Joseph’s 0: K e lbrook 4, Rock Rovers 1: Riinington 9, Burnley Club 4: S ab d en 2.


, tevaldtwistle St Mary’s 2; Settle


United 1, Goodshaw United 3. Second Division


Burrowford Celtic 3, Peel Park


K. Borrowdale U n i te d 12, Ramoldswick Town 0; Chatburn S d 4, Barrowford YCW 2;


Clitheroe RBL 3, Langho 3. Reserve Division


Goodshaw United 3, Riming-


ton 2- Rawtenstall 3, Enfield 5; Rock Rovers 5, K e lb ro o k 0; Stacksteads St Joseph’s 3, Hurst Green 3: W ors thorne 3, Read


TABLES _


Firs( Division P W D L P


■ GoodshawUtd . . . .4 4 0 0 12 Kelbrook...............5 3 1 1 10


Padiham...............d o 0 l a S’stcads St Joseph’s 5 3 0 2 9 Hurst Green..........d 2 2 0 8 Mae Utd.............3 -2 1 0 Enfield................... 3 1 2 0 5 Rock Rovers............ d 1 2 1 5 Rimington..............4 1 1 2 4 Settle Utd................5 1 1 3 4 Osw. St Mary’s — 5 0 3 2 3


Sabden.................5 « 1 d 1 Bly Boys’ Club. . . .5 0 0 5 0 Second Division P W D L P


Nelson Reserves...4 3 1 0 10 Chatbum Utd . . . .3 3 0 0 S Rawtenstall........... 4 3 0 1 f Silsden .................d 3 0 1 f Langho..................5 2 2 1 f Worsthome — . -2 2 0 0 1 Borrowdale Utd . . .4 2 0 2 ( ReadUtd...............d 2 0 2 f Peel Park...............d 2 0 2 ( B'ford Celtic...........d 1 0 3 i Bly Belvedere......... 4 1 0 3 1 Clitheroe RBL . . . .3 0 1 2 Barrowford YCW ..3 0 0 3 1 BamoldswickTn ..4 0 0 4 i Reserve Division P W D L I


Enfield................. 5 Goodshaw Utd . . . .5


Rock Rovers.......... 5 Worsthorae............3 S’steads St Joseph’s 5


Rimington............3 Kelbrook............... 4 ReadUtd..............5 Hurst Green..........4 Colne Utd..............3 Langho................. 3 Settle Utd..............3 Sabden................. 4


0 0 15 1 1 10 0 2 9 1 0 9 1 2 7 0 I 6 0 2 6 0 3 6 2 1 5 0 '2 3 0 2 3 0 2 3 1 3 1


Rawtenstall..........4 0 0 4 0 CRAVEN AND DISTRICT


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


Second Division Grindleton Reserves 3, Grass­


ington United Reserves 2. Third Division


Bamoldswick Barons 2, Earby


Town Reserves 3; Cowling 3, Waddington Reserves 5. TABLES


Premier Division P W D L P


Gargrave................5 4 0 1 12 Bronte Wanderers .4 3 0 1 9 OxenhopeRec.........4 3 0 1 9 Cononley Sports...5 2 2 1 8 Carleton................5 2 2 1 8 Embsav ................4 2 1 1 7 SkiptonLMS........4 2 0 2 6 Grindleton..............5 2 0 3 6 Ssipion Bulldogs ..4 2 0 2 6 Grassingron Utd .


. 4 1 0 3 3


SkipionTown........5 1 0 4 3 Bradlev................... 5 0 1 4 1 Firsl Division P W D L P


WFC Clitheroe....5 3 1 1 10 intake.....................4 3 1 0 10 Waddington............4 3 0 1 9 Embsav Res............4 3 0 1 S CrossHills............5 3 0 2 £ Oxenhope Rec. Res 5 2 1 2 1 SkiptonLMS Res .4 2 0 2 f Rolls-Royce..........5 2 0 3 ( HeBifield Sports . ..5 2 0 3 ( BarrowfordUtd . ..5 1 1 3 t Cowling ................5 1 0 4 i Horton..................3 0 - 0 3 I Second Division ,


P W D L I


Gargrave Res........ 4 3 1 0 II Ciitheroe Lions. . . .3 3 0 0 1 Intake Res............3 2 1 0 ' Silsden..................3 2 0 1 EarbyTown..........3 2 0 1 Cononley Sp. Res . .3 2 0 1 PendleAthletic . ..4 1 1 2 Grindleton Res___3 1 1 1 Skipton Town Res . 4 1 0 3 Bradley R es ..........4 1 0 3 McBrides..............4 1 0 3 Grass’ton Utd Res .4 0 0 4


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Third Division P W D la P


Earby Town Res.. .5 4 1 0 13 Long Lee J r s .........3 3 0 0 9 Earby....................4 3 0 1 9 Waddington Res.. .3 2 1 0 7 HelUfieldSp.Res .


. 4 2 1 1 7


Rolls-Royce Res ...3 2 0 1 6 B’swick Barons. . . .4 1 2 1 5 Cowling................ 5 0 2 3 2 Carleton................ 4 0 1 3 1 Ingleton................ 3 0 0 3 0 SkiptonB’dogsRes.4 0 0 4 0


HARRY DEWHURST MEMORIAL SUNDAY


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


Firsl Division Crown 5, Plough 4; Duke of


Wellington 5, Woolpack 1; Grif­ fin’s Head 5, Walmsley 1; Rose an d Crown 2, Church Town 1: Stanley Street Clarets 4, Com­ mercial 6.


Second Division Commercial Old Boys 0, Ossy


Refugees 4; F o res te re rs 7, Helmshore Harriers 1; Low Moor 1, Clayton-le-Moors 1; Woodnook


8. Globe Bollough 2. SUNDAY FIXTURES First Division


Church Town v Station (Fox-


h ill) : Cross Axes v Woolpack (Wilsons); Walmsley v Rose and


Crown (Wilsons). Second Division


Clayton-le-Moors v Roebuck


(Foxhill): Dog Inn v Woodnook (Memorial): Globe Bullough v


Fores terers (Bullough):


Helmshore Harriers v Commer­ cial Old Boys (Marl Pits): Ossy Refugees v ( j r e a t Harwood Rovers (Heron Way); Stanley S tre e t Old Boys v Low Moor (Wilsons).


TABLES Firsl Division


Stanley St Clarets..4 2 1 1 7 Dukeof Wellington 4 2 . 1 1 7 Walmsley Arms— 3 2 0 1 6


Cross Axes...............2 2 0 0 6 Commercial.............3 2 0 1 6 RoseandCrown ...2 2 0 0 6 Griffin’s Head........2 1 1 0 4 •Crown ................ 4 2 1 1 4 Plough....................2 1 0 1 3 Church Town ........3 O' 0 3 0 Woolpack................ 4 0 0 4 0 Station.................. 3 0 0 3 0 Second Division P W D L P


Low Moor.............. 4 3 1 0 10 Woodnook.............3 3 0 0 9


Foresterers.............3 2 1 0 7 GtHanvoodRvrs ..3 2 1 0 7 Clayton Le Moors .


3 1 1 1 1


Stanley St. OB . . , .2 1 0 1 3 Ossy Refugees........4 1 0 3 3 Roebuck ...............3 1 0 2 3 Globe Bullough. . . .3 1 0 2 3 Dog Inn.......— 3 0 2 1 2 Commercial OB ...3 0 1 2 1 H’shoreHarriers ...3 0 1 2 1


WARBURTONS YOUTH FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS Under 10


B acu p Borough 2, Burnley


Community Wardens 0; Briercliffe Rovers 1. B u rn ley United 4; Burnley Community Wardens 4, Burnley U n ited 11: Clitheroe Wolves 1, Bacup Borough 8: Ight- en Leigh White 0, Huncoat Unit­


ed 9. Under 11 Yellow: Bacup Borough 9,


Fulledge Colts Blue 2; Ighten Leigh 10, Readstone United Yel­ low 0; Bamoldswick Barons Black 5 Clitheroe Wolves Blue 2; Barnoldswick Town Blue 3, Pen­ dle Forest 7; Brierfield Celtic Red 1 Readstone United Yellow 3: Ighten Leigh 7, Fulledge Colts Blue 0; Trawden Celtic 0, Bacup


Borough 3. Red: Accrington Amateurs 2, , . „ o


' Barnoldswick Town Yellow 5: Brierfield Celtic Blue 3, Chtheroe Wolves Red 3: Huncoat United 2,


Readstone United Blue 4. Under 12


Dolphin Bakery Cup: Brier­


cliffe Rovers 2, Foulridge Minors 5: Junior Clarets Colts 3, Brier­ field Celtic Blue 2; Barnoldswick Barons 6. la h te n Leigh 2.


BLACKBURN AND DISTRICT


BADMINTON ASSOCIATION


LEAGUE results


First Division YMCA a 16-240 (20). YMCA


B 0-84 (1): St Philip's 8-187 (12), Stanhill A 8-184 (11): Clitheroe A


10-213 (14), Clitheroe B 6-170 (9). Second Division


■» Tag 11-211(15), Stanhill B 5-


1 4 5 (7 ) : Independent A 7-177 (10), Westholme B 9-203 (13): Abacus 9-199 (12). Telecom A 7-


167 (10). Third Division


Clitheroe C 13-235 (17), Aba­ cus B 3-148 (5); Salesbury 12-210


(16), Independent B 4-146 (6). Fourih Division


St Matthew's 6-149 (8), West- holme C 10-196 (13).


Football


CHtheroe Wolves R an g e rs 3, Bacup Borough 4; Junior Clarets 7, Daneshouse 3; Todmorden Sports Centre 1, Brierfield Celtic Red 7; Fulledge Colts 1, Clitheroe Wolves 7; Pendle Forest 11, Barnoldswick To\vn 0. Under 13


Fulledgc Colts 3, Brunlea 1;


Briercliffe Rovers 5, Cliviger Colts 0; Briercliffe Rovers 8, Barnoldswick Town 0; Brierfield Celtic Blue 3, Brierfield Celtic Red 7; Brunlea 0, Cliviger Colts 7; Colne Clarets 2, Red Star 2; Foul­ ridge Minors 2, Todmorden Colts 1; Fulledge Colts 3, Bacup Bor­ ough 2; Trawden Celtic 7, Read­ stone United 3. Under 14


2.


Ighten Leigh 3, Rosehill Rovers Under 1.5


Dolphin Bakery Cup: Borrow­


dale United 5, Trawden Celtic 2. League: Borrowdale United 3,


West End Athletic 2; Brunlea 4, Barnoldswick Town 0; Colne Clarets 1, West End Athletic 3.


FOOTBALLLEAGUE RESULTS Under 12


MCDONALD’S HYNDBURN AND DISTRICT BOYS’


Blue: Whalley Ju n io rs 0,


Belvedere Colts 15. Under 16


Inter League: Hyndburn and


District Boys’ League 4, Black­ pool and District Youth League 1.


SMART AND COOK


ROEFIELD LEISURE CENTRE FIVE-A- SIDE FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Clitheroe Clowns 3, Bad Boys


3; The Missfits 3, Beer Can 1: Can We Win One 1, Ace Men 15; Men­ acing Duck 18, Top Hats 1; New Inn 4, Parkers Arms 1; FC Destroyesr 3, Mad Dogs 2; Real Tetchy 5, Stella WO. FIXTURES


9 a.m. - Top Hats v Bad Boys;


9-35 a.m. - The Missfits v Ace Men: 10-10 a.m. - Clitheroe Clowns V Stella W; 10-45 a.m. - Real Tetchy v Parkers Arms; 11- 20 a.m. - Can We Win One v Mad Dogs: 11-55 a.m. - Menacing Duck V Beer Can; 12-30 p.m. -


New Inn v FC Destroyers. TABLE P \V D L P


The Missfits .........4 4 0 0 12 Ace Men .............. 4 4 0 0 12 Menacing Duck ...3 3 0 1 9 Beer Can................4 3 0 1 9 New Inn................4 2 1 1 7 Clitheroe Clowns .


. 4 2 1 1 7


Mad Dogs............ 4 2 0 2 6 Stella W................4 1 1 2 4 Bad Boys.............. 4 1 1 2 4


•Real Tetchy...........3 1 0 2 3 FC Destroyers....... 4 1 0 3 3 Top Hats.............. 3 1 0 2 3 Parkers Arms ;— 4 0 0 4 0 Can We Win One ..3 0 0 3 0


SUMMER LEAGUE RESULTS Darts


RIBBLE VALLEY DARTS AND DOMINOES


Swan W i th Two Necks 7,


Judge Walmesley 5; Black Bull 10, De Lacy 2; Three Millstones 0, Pendle Inn 12; Bay Horse 12, Pen­ dle Witch 0.


Dominoes Swan W i th Two Necks 7,


Judge Walmesley 5; Black Bull 8, De Lacy 4; Three Millstones 4, Pendle Inn 8; Bay Horse 7, Pendle Witch 5.


Total Swan W i th Two Necks 14,


Judge Walmesley 10; Black Bull 18, De Lacy 6; Three Millstones 4, Pendle Inn 20; Bay Horse 19, Pen­ dle Witch 5.


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Chris Stewart Foundation Cup Semi-finals


Stork A 7, R BL A 5; Horse


Shoe 1, Buck A 7. Firsl Division


New Inn 7. Whalley Warriors


5; Brown Cow 5, White Horse A 7: Pendle Hotel A 4. St Peter’s HG 8: Buck B 7, Pendle Hotel B


5. Second Division Billington B 7, Buck Wrink-


leys 5: Bay Horse v Bridge A no result.


Third Division


Bridge B 5, White Lion 7. Ladies’ Challenge Cup Final


Pendle Hotel 2, Buck A 5. FIXTURES Tonight


Premier Division Billington A v Stork B; RBL


A V White Hart; Stork A v Rose and Crown A; Wagon A v Castle: Rose an d Crown B v RBL B;


Buck A bye. Firsl Division


W hal ley W ar r io rs v White


Horse A; New Inn v St Peter’s HG; Brown Cow v Dog Music Bar A; Pendle Hotel A v Buck B; Station A v Pendle Hotel B. Second Division


Buck Wrinkleys v Bridge A;


Royal Oak v Billington B: Bay Horse v Pen d le Witch: Horse Shoe V Wagon B; White Horse B


V Craven Heifer. Third Division


V ic to r ia v S ta t io n B; Dog


Music B V R B L D; RBL C v White Lion: Kings Arms v Buck D; Bridee B v Red Pumo.


RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES’DARTS


ASSOCIATION RESULTS


Brown Cow 2, Judge Walmes-


ley 10; Bay Horse 6, Craven 6; Catholic SC 8, Bilck Inn 4; Low Moor 5, Con. Club 7; Black Bull 6, Royal British Legion 6. TABLE


www.clitheroetoday.co.uk Tuesday Doubles Knockout Final P. Blackburn and D. Askew v S.


Almond and J. Whitwell (to be played a t Stork Hotel, Read, best of seven games, start time 8 p.m.). • Presentation night will be


held a t the Royal British Legion on Thursday, October 21st, with th e Chris Stewart Foundation Cup Final - between Stork A and Buck A - to commence a t 7-30 p.m. All donations for the raffle will


be gratefully received. • The new season will com­


mence on Thursday, October 28th with the preliminary round of the Challenge Cup. League fixtures will commence


on November 4th. TABLES


Premier Division P W D


P


Craven............................................22 RBL ............................................. 21 Catholic Social Club .....................17 Conservative Club .........................17 Billington BC.................................17 Judge Walmsley.............................16 Buck Inn.........................................14 Brown Cow.....................................12 Bay Horse.......................................12 Black Bull.......................................11 Low Moor..................................... .0 High Scores


P. Dewhurst 140, D. Barnes


133, P. Dixon 133, S. Hartley 127, B. Parker 121+101, K. Stone 121, D. Stevenson 120+100, L. Celes­ tial 120, M. Bannister 114+107, C. Lockett 114, T. Taylor 111, D. Hall 110, B. T h o rn b e r 108, J. Warburton 105, J. Musker 100, M. Boyd 100, M. Brown 100, L. Whittaker 100, R. Hayward 100.


RBL A ...................17 11 4 BuckD ............... 18 12 2 RBL B ...................19 6 7 Billington A........... 16 9 4 Wagon A ...............18 6 3 Castle.................... 16 7 5 Stork A .............. .17 7 3 Rose&CroivnA ..16 6 3 White H a rt...........17 3 7 Rose & Crown B . .15 4 2 Stork B ............... 17 0 4 First Division P W D


Station A .............16 12 1 BuckB.................16 St Peter's HG ___16 Pendle Hotel A ...16 Dog Music A ........16 Brown Cow..........16 Pendle Hotel B ...16 Whalley Warriors .16 New Inn............... 16 White Horse A ...16


Second Division


L P 2 159 4 156 6 136 3125 9 121 4 119 7 119 7 106 7 104


■9 87 13 71


L P 3 139 2138 3 125 7 112 5 112 6 111 9 103 9 97 8 95


12 88


Pendle Witch — .16 11 2 3 147 White Horse B .. .16 10 ‘ 4 2138 Craven Heifer . . . .16 8 4 4 113 Horse Shoe ........ .16 7 4 5 120 Buck Wrinkleys . .16 6 4 6 113 Bridge A ........... .15 7 4 4 108 Billington 6 ........ .16 7 2 7 107 Wagon B ........... .16 3 4 9 83 Bay Horse.......... .15 1 3 11 80 Royal Oak......... .16 3 1 12 76 Third Division P w D L P


P w D L P


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THE Bill Almond Memorial Trophy contested at Mytton Fold GC saw Tony Wilson scoop the honour


with a top score of 40 points. Not far behind was Nick Pearson with 38 points to


finish second overall. Winner of the First Division contest was Trevor


Thornber with 37 points just ahead of Colin T.


Elliott with a score of 36. Phil Chadwick took the top honour in the Second


Division with 38 points ahead of second placed Tom


Holgate. And Chris Hughes topped the Third Division with


29 points beating Graham Plant into second on a


card play-off. The seniors winner proved to be Harry Davies with


36 points while the overall ladies winner proved to be Emma Clegg with 40 points ahead of Abie Clegg


with 30 points. The Juniors title went to Josh Davies with 29


points. The result of the September Stableford results saw


Glynn Watson come out on top as overall winner


with 44 points. The First Division was won by Stewart Seed ahead


of Trevor Thomber. Andrew Nickson achieved the top score in the Sec­


ond Division beating Howard Taylor into second. And Bernard Kay recorded 37 points to win the


Third Division ahead of Peter Fox on 34 points. > THE Johnsons figured prominently in Clitheroe


Golf Club’s Four-Man Team competition. Both Ian and David picked up prizes. Not related, but keen competitor Ian came out on


top, leading his team of Mike Fletcher, Dave Jackson and the more reserved Dave Hillary to victory with


95 points. David’s team of George Stoddart, Eric Preedy and


Victoria............. .16 13 3 0 153 Red Pump......... ,.16 10 2 4 130 Station B .............16 9 2 5 122 RBLD ............ ..16 9 0 7 120 White Lion ----- ..16 6 1 9118 BuckD ............ ..16 7 3 6114 RBL C ............. ..16 3 5 8 103 Bridge B .......... ..16 5 1 10 98 Kings Arms — ..lb 3 6 6 94 Dog Music B . . . ..15 1 1 13 59


Big win


CLITHEROE Ladies Pool team leapfrogged Wigan after a 9-5 victory over their adversaries. The locals cruised into a


4-0 lead, before ending the first half 5-2 to the good, But the points kept on


flowing in the second peri­ od, asd Clitheroe romped to a comfortable away


success. The mens side travelled


to Preston South and came away with a cred­ itable 9-9 draw. There were two wins


from two for Paul Black burn and Roger Hope, with Blackburn handed the man if the match prize.


MARK Jaggs grabbed gold at the Annual Tea­ spoon Gala at Sheffield’s Ponds Forge Pool. The


16-year-old


Clitheroe Dolphins swim­ mer recorded a time of 32.93 seconds to triumph in the 50m Breaststroke, before earning a bronze in the 50m Backstroke. He then teamed up with


the sparky Kenny Ward had to settle for second


place, just five shots behind. Gary Speak and Julian Troup contested the final


of the Castle Cup, and Gary took the trophy in a


close encounter, finishing two up. Club Knockout Finals Day saw Kevin Rogerson


beat Scott Thompson 4 and 3 for the Singles title, and father and son combination Mike and Andrew Bennie lost out to Keith Allen and John Fryer in the Foursomes final, by a resounding 5 and 4. Scott Thompson gained some consolation for his


final defeat by taking the Single Stableford on Sun­ day with a creditable 39 points in difficult conditions. Greg Bolton pipped Barry Clark for second spot on


bleford.


Siliion Raine and the in-form Julian Troup snatched first prize with 42 points, just one shot


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ahead of three pairings on 41. Archie Moro and Peter Harrison were the meat in the sandwich, having to settle for third place between


John Crabtree and Philip Walmsley in second, and Steve Credie and Nigel Fitton in fourth. • DOROTHY Dady won the Clitheroe Ladies’


LGU Medal and Pendant last Thursday, returning 83-13-70, having produced the best score in the Sil


ver Division. She was closely followed by Barbara Thornton m


second place with 80-6-74, and Gail Ainsworth in third (89-4-75).


In the Bronze Division, Gill Wightman beat Vicky Edmondson on a card play-off after scoring 101-23-


, 79). Gold for Dolphins’ Mark


brother Paul to take silver in both the Medley and Freestyle Relay - along­ side Guy Isherwood and Richard Stones. Mark added fifth in the


50m Freestyle, while Paul took sixth spot in the 50m Backstroke. The Dolphins also held


Time Trials over two Fri­ day evening sessions, with


spectacular results. Joe Bennison improved


by a massive 20.76 seconds in the 25m Butterfly, while Conor Banki-Williamson shaved 15.94 seconds off his 50m Breaststroke best. Certificates were award­


ed to both parties, with five other swimmers also achieving personal best times.


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78 to Vicky's 105-27-78. Third place was secured by Carole Brown (105-26-


the cards, both returning 35 points, while Chris Hee- son; Philip Hanson and Roger Brennan took the


minor prizes. It was tight at the top in the men’s Fourball Sta­


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