76 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, March 10th, 2005


Read goal earns semi-final berth


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Accrington Stanley . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 THE Wolves’ best performance of the season ended Stanley’s unbeaten record and earned a place in the semi-final of the Accrington League Cup. Wolves started very bright, keeping


Wolves Under 9s Blue . . . . . . . . . . . .1


Accrington very much in their own half, then after only 10 minutes the goal arrived.


■ ^ ^ A good move down the right wing


saw man-of-the-match Robbie Read through on goal, and his driven low shot beat the keeper. The ball stopped in the goalmouth


mud, but goalgetter Sean Duckworth made no mistake and blasted it in the back of the net. Accrington pressed hard in the sec­


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ond half, and a fantastic save from Harry “The C a t” Paige prevented them from scoring, while the excellent David Sprouse made a goal-saving block. Towards the end it was the Wolves


who were on top, pressing hard, with Luke Nolan and Andrew Baron, who both had fantastic games, seeing their


shots go wide. Wolves Under 1 6 s .............. .................0 Huncoat Utd ..................................... 5 WOLVES didn’t turn up for the first hour as they slipped to defeat. Huncoat commanded midfield and


put the Wolves defence under tremen­ dous pressure. Kino and Simon Worthington


defended resolutely, but it was only a matter of time before Huncoat took the lead from a comer. Unfortunately Wolves then gifted


Huncoat a penalty, which was slotted away with aplomb, leaving the Clitheroe side 2-0 down at half-time. Even a stirring half-time talk from


manager Mick Scriven could not raise the lads, and Huncoat added a third five minutes after the interval. And as the fourth crossed the line,


some pride and passion stirred, and Wolves created some chances. Tim Swarbrick hit a rasping shot


from 25 yards th a t slipped past the post, and Dean Gudgeon posed some questions for the Huncoat defence. However, it was to no avail, and Hun­ coat finished the game with a fifth 10


minutes from time. Wolves Ulls . . . . .


Ossy Rangers White . . . . . .


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WOLVES returned to action after a three-week lay off with a comfortable win against a plucky Ossy side to main­ tain second place in the league. Wolves shook off their rustiness to


get their passing game going, making the most of a gopd playing surface. Midway through the first half, some


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good passing between Zeno Leoni and Daniel Mcgrath released Alex Mullin down the left, and he produced a terrif­ ic cut-back which Toni Farrar met first time to score a fine goal.


^ ^ This gave Wolves more confidence,


arid they took control of the match with the McGrath-Leoni combination again releasing Mullin, who this time , fired a left foot shot past the keeper to give Wolves a 2-0 lea.d. Ossy kept battling and managed to


breach the Wolves back line on two occasions, but some excellent covering by Robert Douglas and Paul Coward


saved the day. In the second half. Wolves created a


glut of chances, with some fine saves denying James Banks and Michael


Tomlinson. The game became end to end as Ossy


continued to battle, and keeper Jack


Taylor had to dive at centre forward’s feet to deny what seemed a certain goal. This seemed to spur Wolves on, but


they continued to spurn chances before winger Mullin started a run on the halfway line and fired a right foot shot into the top corner to make it 3-0. Wolves then took their fopt off the


pedal and Ossy forced a late consolation after some sloppy defending. Briercliffe Rovers.................. ...3 Wolves Under 12s


.......0


THE Wolves suffered their worst defeat for many seasons, but can have no com­ plaints.


, The opposition was superior in every


aspect of the game, being more organ­ ised, more determined and more attack minded. The Wolves’ first shot at goal didn’t


come until midway through the second half, while the team seemed to have no shape and the players were incapable of stringing passes together. Goalkeeper McGrath made some fine


saves to prevent the team from'conced- ing more first half goals, and along with man-of-the-match Ainsworth, also helped to prevent the defeat being even more emphatic in the second half. Wolves Under 12 Girls ..................... 6 Accrington Girls


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A HAT-TRICK from Niamh McCarthy helped the Wolves into the Cup semi-finals. The Wolves got off to excellent start


with an early goal from Alex Hartley. Accrington goalkeeper Natasha


determined to win, and Accrington allowed McCarthy a little too much time to complete her brace. Amber Bateman finally found the back


corner kick gave McCarthy her first goal of the match. Wolves came out in the second half


Westhall made some daring saves, and Accrington managed to pull one back to even the score, before Anna Hickling made it 2-1. Accrington levelled again, before a


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Lewis earns — — expert training


CLITHEROE youngster Louis Nicholls has been selected to train with the Swim Lancashire Squad coached by ex-Olympian Rob Greenwood. And'the 13-year-old Clitheroe Royal Grammar


School pupil (pictured), has already benefited from this experience by qualifying in the 200m backstroke for this July's National (Championships. This expert training is a national first for the region


and its aim is to find swimming stars of the highest order for the future. Louis’ extensive regime features early morning starts


of 5-30 a.m. with the East division of the Lancashire side, which also has two other training camps on the coast and in the centre of the county. The Blackburn Centurian swimmer was put forward


for the scheme by his club with whom he has swam with for the past three years and competed for across the country. His next meet is the Lancashire Championships, the


first leg of which will be held at Manchester Aquatics Centre this weekend with the second leg to be held in April.


Whalley throw away advantage


headed in from a corner, before Ahsan Iqbal fired a third to put Whalley well in control. An exchange of goals fol­


of the net after several fine shots on goal, and Niamh fired home another goal got her hat-trick and a win for the Wolves, seeing them into the semi-finals. The player-of-the-match for the Wolves


was Alicia Walker. Wolves Under 14s


Barrowford Celtic .............................5 BOTH teams can be proud of providing what can best be described as a very entertaining fixture with rion-stop goal mouth action. I t was Barrowford that started the


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a superb hat-trick, but Barrowford added another before half-time leaving the score at 4-2 in Clitheroe’s favour. The second half was a similar story as


Matthew Oakley followed this up with r


further goals from Jay Howard, Chris Scott and a fourth from Oakley secured the points. The referee’s man-of-the-match went to


Simon Lakeland. Wolves Rangers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Huncoat Utd ............. ........................ .6 THIS tie was an opjportunity for revenge as Huncoat had beaten Wolves twice in the league already this season - but it quickly became a third for the Burnley side. However it was not all doom and gloom


as Mark Davies scored his 19th goal of the season as early as the third minute, when he raced clear of a static Huncoat defence before unleashing a shot into an empty net. But this was to be their only effort to


lowed, with Glenross pulling one back before Sam Townend headed in to make it 4-1. Complacency by the


off the mark when Daniel Hosker’s fine strike put them 1-0 up after just five minutes. Tom Wallbank then


Whalley Juniors U15s . .4 Glenross Juniors.......... 8 WHALLEY Juniors twice threw away three-goal leads before suffering defeat against Glenross Juniors. The Pumas were quick


throughout. Whalley Juniors U12s . .1 Accrington Stanley . . .5 DESPITE losing this cup match Whalley put in their best performance of the seaosn against a physical opposition. 'The game started well


field playmaker Declan Fitzhenry was outstanding


However, Pumas’ mid-


for Whalley with early pos­ session and a number of attacks but they could not find the finish. Accington took the lead


Pumas allowed (Ilenross to reduce the deficit, but a disputed third goal for the visitors left the half-time scoreline at 4-3. Glenross equalised with­


strongest, and they soon took the lead before Sam Reynor’s 25^yard effort found the roof of the net.


in five minutes of the restart, but then several controversal incidents turned the remainder of the match into a virtual farce, where football was the loser.


standing for Whalley and there were strong perfor­ mances from Thomas Baldwin, Sam Cross, William Kenyon and David Astley.


midway through the half and, taking advantage of Whalley's lapse in concen­ tration, scored three more before half-time. The second half was however a different game as Whalley matched their opponents in all aspects and gained their reward when Nick Gizzi netted near the end of the match. Ewan Reid was out­


New teams welcome


THE Clitheroe Pool League’s Ladies’ League welcomes any new teams wishing to enter. Matches are played on


should phone.the pool hne. The Harrison Challenge


Tuesday nights, and regis­ tration night will be held at the White Lion on Tues­ day March 22nd from 8 p.m. to 9-15 p.m. The first 40 teams to reg­


Cup final will be held on Thursday April 21st. The league will be hold­


ing its first social league presentation this year on Thursday April 28th at the Red Pump, Bashall Eaves. Coach 'Transport will be


ister will be guaranteed a place in the summer league, the remainder will have multiples of four to even out the league. Fees remain the same,


provided from Clitheroe and Whalley town centres courtesy of the league. Details will follow nearer


mens league at £40 and the ladles league at £30. Please note there will be


count as champions-elect Huncoat scored three goals in each half. Man-of-the-match was Gabriel Storey.


the time. There will be a free sup­


no telephone re^trations, all teams must register on the night. Any ladies teams who


have a problem due to nlavinE on that nieht


Texas Scramble opens new season at Clitheroe GC


LADY members at Clitheroe Golf Club started their season with a nine-hole Texas Scramble. V. Edmondson, S. Bowden, R. Sims and N. Mor­


timer emerged as clear winners after carding 40- 11.2-28.8. The quartet of J. Holt. C. Ashley, K. Townley and


M. Micklewright (37-7.1-29.9) were runners-up by a slender margin from S. Willis, J. A. Speak, K. Bithell and M. Read (40-9.9-30.1).


Runners gearing up for new Pendle anil Burnley Grand Prix


THE Pendle and Burnley Grand Prix swings back into life in less than two months’ time. And as ever, the five-mile


from Red Lion Street in Earby at 7-30 p.m. The Burnley Lions 10k


at Barley Village car park at 7-30 p.m. on Friday, June 1st. A six-week gap that com-


Pinhaw Pell Race will be the curtain raiser, on Fri­ day, May 13th. That event will start


Road Race-is next on the agenda, setting off from Colne Cricket Club at 7-30 p.m. on May 27th. And that is followed by


mences, before the final three stages take place in eight days. The Lancashire Sports


Fell race, starting from Kel- brook’s St Mary’s Church at 2 p.m. on June 4th, is fol­ lowed 24 hours later by the Burnley Boys’ Club 10k, held at Barden Track from 11 a.m. And just a week later on


two gruelling stages on con­ secutive days, at the begin­ ning of June. The three-mile Kelbrook


per, raffle and entertain­ ment by Phil Colbert along with the presentation of awards. The league are trying


something different and hope everyone will attend and support what promises to be a eood evenine.


June 12th is the Hendon Brook Half Marathon, starting at 11 a.m. from Marsden Park Golf Club. The Well Springs Inn at


Repairs Six starts at Mount Lane Sports Ground in Cliviger at 11-30 a.m. on Sunday, August 7th, before the Trawden Seven three days later at Trawden Recreation Ground at 7-30 p.m. And the Grand Prix is


completed with the seven- mile Worsthome Moor Fell race, a t Gorple Road in Worsthome on August 14th at 11 a.m. Only nine of the 10 races


will count towards the final standings, but runners who complete all 10 races will receive a special memento. ■Bach race costs £3 for


club runners, and £5 for unattached participants. The Pendle and Burnley


the Nick q’Pendle is the s ta r t for the eight-mile Forbes Pendle Hill Chal­ lenge, held on Monday, June 20th at 7-30 p.m. And stage seven sees the


Besglos Barley Pell race take centre stage, beginning


Grand Prix is sponsored by East Lancashire Newspa­ pers, the Borough of Pendle and the Pinhaw Fell Race. The presentation evening


will take place at the Bar­ rowford Civic Hall on Fri­ day, August 19th at 8 p.m. For further information, visit www.runpendle.co.uk


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HARRY DEWHURST SUNDAY MEMORIAL


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Church Town 2, Cross Axes 0;


Crown 6, Commercial 2; Duke of Wellington 2, Plough 3; Stanley St ClareU 5, Walmesley 0. Second Division


Clayton le Moors 4, Dog Inn 7;


Helmshore Harriers 1, Globe Bul- lough 3; Ossy Refugees 3, Stanley St OB 6.


FIXTURES First Division Church Town v Woolpack


(Foxhill); Commercial v Duke of Wellington (Marl P i ts ) ; Cross Axes V Griffins Head (Wilson’s); Plough V Station (Memorial); Stan ley SC v Rose an d Crown (Wilson’s); Walmesley v Crown (Wilson’s). Second Division


Clayton le Moors v Woodnook


(Bullough); Commercial OB v Globe Bullough (Marl Pits); Dog Inn V Gt Harwood Rovers 9Fox- hill); Helmshore Harriers v Roe­ buck (Marl Pits); Ossy Refugees v Low Moor (Wilson’s); Stanley OB V Foresterers (Memorial). TABLES


First Division P W D L P


Cross Axes.............13 11 1 1 34 Dukeof Wellingtonl3 8 1 4 25 StanleyStClarets.il 7 1 3 22 Griffins Head ....... 9 6 2 1 20 Plough................. 11 5 1 5 16 -3Crown................12 6 1 5 16 Commercial......... 11 4 2 5 14 Walmsley Arms.. .12 3 2 7 11 Church Town ___13 3 2 8 11 -12Rose and Crmm 9 0 5 5 6 Woolpack............. II 1 3 7 6 Station................. 11 2 0 9 6 Second Division' P W D L P


Woodnook.............16 13 1 2 40 Low Moor............. 14 10 1 3 31 Gt Harwood Rvrs .13 9 2 2 29 Stanley St OB 11 0 2 51 27 Globe Bullough.. .13 1 5 52 22 Ossy Refugees . . . .15 2 8 31 17 Foresterers........... 13 4 3 6 15 Roebuck ..............12 6 0 6 15 Dog In n ............... 13 3 6 35 15 Clayton le Moors .13 3 1 9 10 Commercial OB ..14 3 9 16 9 Helmshore Harriersl4 0 1 13 1


EAST LANCASHIRE


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


Prcsident’.s Cup


Rawtenstall 1, Kelbrook 2. Firal Division


Enfield 3, Stacksteads SJ 2;


Hurst Green G, Rock Rovers 0; Oswaldtwistle St Mary's 0, Rim- ington 2; Padiham A 1, Colne Utd 4; Sabden 3, Goodshaw Utd 10; S e ttle Utd 3, Burnley Boys Club 1.


Second Division Barrowford Yellow 1, Burnley


Belvedere 1; Langho 2, Chatburn Utd 2; Nelson Reserves 3, Peel Park 2; Read Utd 2, Barrowford Celtic 4; Silsden 3, Borrowdale Utd 2; Wors thorne 3, Barnoldswick Town 0. Reserves Division


Colne Utd 0, Worsthorne 2;


Kelbrook 1, Enfield 1; Rawten­ stall 1, Langho 3; Rimington 1, Hurst Green 3; Rock Rovers 6, Read Utd 2; Stacksteads 4, Settle Utd 1.


TABLES


Firsl Division P W D L P


Hurst Green.........18 13 3 2 42 Goodshaw Utd ...15 12 2 1 38 Rock Rovers.........16 9 3 4 30 Riraington ..........16 8 5 3 29 Enfield ................17 8 5 4 29 Kclbrook...............15 9 1 5 28 Colne Utd.............16 8 3 5 27 StackstcadsStJ..17 7 2 8 23 Padiham A ........... 18 5 2 11 17 Settle Utd.............13 3 2 8 11 Osw’twistleStM .16 1 5 10 8 Sabden ................13 1 2 10 5 Bly Boys'Club...14 0 1 13 1 Second Division P W D L P


Worsthome...........16 12 1 3 37 Langho.................17 10 5 2 35


ChatbumUtd ...16 9 5 2 32 Nelson R es ..........18 10 1 7 31 Barrowford Celtic 20 10 1 9 31 Rawtenstall........15 8 3 4 27 Silsden ................12 7 2 3 23 ClitherocRBL ...14 6 4 4 22 Peel Park ............15 5 3 7 18 Barrowford Utd ..18 5 3 10 18 Read Utd ............15 5 2 8 17 BarrowfordYCW.17 3 5 9 14 Burnley Belvedere 14 2 2 10 8 Barnoldswick Townl7 1 1 15 1


SPORT Football


Reserve Division P W D L P


Worsthome...........17 12 4 1 40 Rock Rovers.........20 13 0 7 39 Hurst Green ........18 12 1 5 37 Langho ...............19 10 2 7 32 Enfield..................16 8 2 6 26 StacksleadsStJ ..18 8 1 9 25 Colne U td .............13 7 0 6 21 Kelbrook..............18 6 3 9 21 Goodshaw Utd ...16 6 2 8 20 Rimington............ 16 5 3 8 18 Settle U td ............ 17 4 2 11 14 Rawtenstall.......... 13 3 1 9 10 Read Utd..............15 3 1 11 10


HYNDBURN AND DISTRICT BOYS


MCDONALD’S


LEAGUE RESULTS Under 12s


Cup: Whalley Ju n io rs 1,


Accrington Stanley 6. League: Langho Juniors 7, Globe Buliough Park 1.


Under l.'ls Blue: Akzo Nobel 16, Clitheroe


Wolves 0. Red: Darwen Rangers 5, Whalley Juniors 3. Under 14s


Blue: Clitheroe Wolves 7, Bar­


rowford Celtic 5. Under 1.5s


ross JFC 8.


Red: Whalley Juniors 4, Glen­ Under 16s


Blue: Clitheroe Wolves A 10,


Brierfield Celtic 0. Red: Clitheroe Wolves 0, Huncoat Utd 5. FIXTURES Under I2s


Langho Juniors v Accrington


Stanley Juniors A. Under I.'ls


Blue: Akzo Nobel v Langho


Juniors; Clitheroe Wolves v Lam- mack Ju n io rs . Red: Whalley Juniors v Gt Harwood Rovers A Under 14s


Blue: Clitheroe Wolves v Bor­


rowdale; Readstone Utd v Bar­ rowford Celtic. Red: Colne Clarets V Langho Juniors. Under 15s


Red: Whalley Juniors v Hun­


coat Utd; Langho Juniors v Dar­ wen Rangers. Under 16s


Blue: Clitheroe Wolves A v Gt


Harwood Rovers. Red: Whalley Juniors v Clitheroe Wolves. TABLES


Under 12s P W D L P


Langho ............... 10 8 0 2 24 Belvedere Colts. . . .7 7 0 0 21 Acc’ton Stanley A .6 6 0 0 18 Haslingden ..........10 5 1 4 16 Acc’ton Stanley ...8


4 1 3 13


Lammack ............11 4 0 7 12 Whalley.................9 1 0 8 3 Globe Bull. Park..13 1 0 12 3 Under 13s Blue P W D L P


Blackburn Eagles .14 10 0 4 30 Acc’ton Stanley ...10 9 1 0 28


Lammack ............12 9 1 2 28 RishtonUtd........ 13 6 0 7 18 Akzo Nobel..........12 5 0 7 15 Gt Harwood Rov .13 5 0 8 15 Langho ............... 10 2 0 8 6 Clitheroe Wolves..12 1 0 11 3 Under 13s Red P W p L P


Oswaldtwistle Utd 12 10 0 2 30 FulledgeColts....12 7 2 3 23


Haslingden ..........11 7 2 2 23 RossendaleUtd...lO 6 1 3 19 BarroivfordCeltic.il 6 1 4 19 Darwen Rangers..10 4 0 6 12 GtH'woodRovA .10 0 0 10 0 Whalley................10 0 0 10 0 Under 14s Blue P W D L P


Borrowdale Utd ..12 10 0 2 30 Clitheroe Wolves..13 9 0 4 27 Fulledge Colts....10 8 0 2 24 Acc'tonStanley ...8 7 0 1 21 Akzo Nobel...........4 4 0 0 12 Barrowford (>ltic .12 4 0 8 12 RossendaJeUtd ...10 4 0 6 12 Oswaldtwistle. . . .10 3 1 6 10 Readstone Utd ...10 3 0 7 9 Rossendale Valley .


Globe Bull. Park..12 0 0 12 0 . 9 2 1 6 7


Under 14s Red P W D L P


Colne Clarets ........6 5 0 1 15 Lammack .............7 4 2 1 14 Haslingden ........... 6 3 3 0 12 Langho .................6 3 1 2 10 Gt Harwood Rov .


. 4 2 1 1 7


St Joseph's.............6 1 2 3 5 Darwen Rangers.. .7 1 1 5 4 BlueStar...............6 0 0 6 0


Football


Under 1.5s Blue P W D Is P


Foulridge Minors .12 9 1 2 28 Akzo Nobel......... 11 8 1 2 25 Fulledge Colts . . . I I 7 3 1 24 Rossendale Utd A 12 5 4 3 19 Acc’ton Stanley ...8 5 0 3 15 O’twistleVilla ...12 4 0 8 12 Haslingden......... 11 1 1 9 4 GtH’woodRovA 11 0 0 11 0 Under 1.5s Red P W D I P


Gt Harwood Rov .12 10 0 2 30 Lammack...........13 9 1 3 28 Langho...............11 5 2 4 17 Darwen Rangers ..9 5 0 3 15 Huncoat Utd ....12 4 4 4 16 Readstonc Utd .. .13 3 4 6 13 Glenross JFC ....12 3 2 7 11 Whalley ............. 10 0 0 10 0 Under IGs Blue P W D L P


Oswaldtwistle. . . .13 9 1 2 29 C’roeWolvesA...10 8 1 1 24 Colne Clarets....... 9 7 1 1 22 Rossendale Valley 11 5 4 2 19 Rossendale Utd ...9 4 2 3 14 Gt Harwood Rov .12 4 2 6 14 Brunlea...............13 4 2 7 14 Akzo Nobel......... 12 4 1 6 13 Brierfield Celtic. .12 1 5 5 8 Hapton Warriors .13 0 2 11 2 Under I6s Red P W D L P


Huncoat Utd ....10 6 4 0 22 FuUedge Colts .. .10 7 1 2 22 Lammack...........10 5 4 2 19 Borrowdale Utd ..10 5 3 2 18 Whalley ............. 10 5 1 4 16 Ramsboltom JFC 12 4 2 5 14 Akzo Nobel A........9 4 1 4 13 O’twistle Villa . . . .6 3 3 0 12 Haslingden......... 12 3 1 8 10 Clitheroe Wolves .10 2 3 4 9 Globe Bull Park ..12 0 1 10 1


DEVONSHIRE CARPETS CRAVEN


FOOTBALL LEAGUE TABLES


Premier Division P W D L P


Gargrave.............16 10 3 3 33 Oxenhope Rec. .. .13 11 0 2 33 Embsay ............. 13 9 2 2 29 SkiptonLMS ....15 9 1 5 28 Bronte Wanderers 15 8 2 5 26 CononleySports..14 6 4 4 22 Carleton.............13 5 2 6 17 Skipton Bulldogs .13 5 1 7 16 Grassington Utd .13 3 3 7 15 Grindleton......... 16 4 3 9 15 Bradley...............15 2 2 11 8 -3SkiptonTown ..16 2 1 13 4 First Division P W D L P


WFCClitheroe.,.16 11 3 2 36 Waddington........14 11 1 2 34 -1 Cross Hills........16 10 2 4 31 Barrowford Utd ..20 9 4 7 31 Intake.................16 8 2 6 26 Hellifield Sports . .18 8 0 10 24 Rolls-Royce....... 13 7 1 5 22 Embsay Res........18 6 4 8 22 Oxenhope Rec. Resl8 5 4 9 19 Skipton LMS Res 14 5 3 6 18 Cowling ............. 16 4 1 11 13 Horton...............15 0 1 14 1 Second Division P W D L P


Clitheroe Lions...15 15 0 0 45 Pendle Athletic ..16 10 1 5 37 McBrides...........16 10 0 6 30 GargravcRcs . . . . i s 8 1 4 25 Grindleton Res...18 7 3 8 24 Silsden 2004 ........11 7 1 3 22 Cononley Spts Res 12 6 1 5 19 Earby Town........15 5 3 7 18 InUkeRes......... 17 5 2 10 17 Skipton Town Res 13 4 0 9 12 Bradley Res........14 3 1 10 10 Grass'ton Utd Res 14 0 1 13 1 Third Division P W D L P


Long Lee Jrs........15 14 0 1 42 Waddington Res .17 11 3 3 36 Earby.................17 11 1 5 34 Earby Town Res .17 10 2 5 32 Hellifield Spts Res 15 6 2 7 20 Rolls-Royce R e s ,9 6 0 3 18 Barn’swick Barons 12 4 2 6 14 Skipton B'dogsRcsl5 2 2 11 8 -Singleton........... 14 3 1 10 7 Cowling ............. 15 1 4 10 7 Carleton...............8 0 1 7 1


Football


SMART AND COOK INDOOR 5-A-SIDE LEAGUEAT


ROEFIELD LEISURE


CENTRE RESULTS


The Missfits 3, Stella \V 1; FC


Destroyers 8, Top Ha ts 2; Can We Win One 1, Parkers Arms 12; Ace Men 3, Real Tetchy 0; Beer Can 4, Clitheroe Clowns 4; Bad Boys 2, Menacing Duck 6; New Inn 5, Mad Dogs 2. FIXTURES


9 a.m. Menacing Duck v Stella


W; 9-35 p.m. Parkers Arms v The Missfits; 10-10 p.m. FC Destroy­ ers V Can We Win One; 10-45 p.m. New Inn v Top Hats; 11-20 a.m. Real Tetchy; 11-55 a.m. AC Men V Clitheroe Clowns; 12-30 p.m. Beer Can v Bad Boys.


CLITHEROE TOOL CENTRE


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL


Harrison Challenge Cup


LEAGUE RESULTS


Castle A 7, Whalley Arms 4;


Royal British Legion A 4, Buck A 7; Bay Horse 2, White Hart 7. Third Division


Red Pump 7, Billington B 5;


Buck D 4 White Lion 8; Craven Heifer B 9, Royal Oak 3; Kings Arms 10, De Lacy 2; Wagon and Horses B 7, Dog Music Bar B 5. I,.adics League


Buck B 4, Dog Inn 5; Royal


British I.x)gion 4, Buck A 5. FIXTURES Tonight


Premier llivision Billington A v Wagon and Hors­


es A; Stork A v Royal British Legion B; Buck A v Buck B; White Hart v Castle. First Division


Pendle Hotel A v Bridge A; St


Peter’s HG v Bro\vn Cow; New Inn V Pendle Hotel B; Pendle Witch v Pendle X Factors; White Horse A V Stork Hotel B. Second Division


Whalley Arms v White Horse


B; Craven Heifer A v R o ^ l British Legion D; Buck Wrinkleys v Horseshoe; Royal British Legion C V Dog Music Bar A; Bridge B v Bayhorse.


Third Division Dog Music Bar B v Kings


Arms; White Lion v Buck D; Wagon ,B v Station; Red Pump v Craven Heifer; Royal Oak v De Lacy.


Ladies Division March 15th


Dog Inn v Buck A; Royal British Legion v Pendle Hotel;


Buck B V White Horse. Harrison Challenge Cup Semi Final


Buck A V St Peter’s; Castle v


White Hart. Michael Humphries Knockout


Simon Thompson v Cr^g Whit­


taker; G. H e th er in g to n v Ian Harle; A. Isherwood v Phil Wal­ ton; R Blackburn v I. Townson; D. Askew V D. Hart; S. Almond v R Hodges; G. Preston v Steve Bristol; R. TV(Qr V J. Bennett. TABLES


Premier Division P W D L P


Buck A ..................12 7 3 RBLB..................12 7 1


2 108 4 100


Castle A ................ 11 7 3 1 98 Billington A ...........12 4 5 3 90 Stork A ..................12 5 1


WHiteHart...........11 4 2 5 74 RBLB ................ 11 4 1


Wagon A ................12 2 2- 8 68 BuckB.................. 11 2 2


First Division P W D L P


PendleA................ 13 9 0 4 114 Stork B ..................13 7 3


6 79 6 71 7 63


3 107


Pendle Witch.........13 6 4 3 102 Pendle B ................13 6 4 3 100 St Peter’s HG ...,.13 5 3 5 98 New In n ................13 5 2 6 89 Bridge A ................13 5 3


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Second Division P W D L P


Whalley Arms........13 8 3 2 113 RBLD..................13 7 3 WhiteHorecB ....13 6 4


Bayllorec.............13 7 3 3 101 Dog A................... 13 4 5 Bridge B................13 3 6


Horseshoe.............13 5 3 5 ^ RBLC..................13 4 3 Craven Heifer A ...13 2 2 Buck Wrinkleys ...13 3 2


Station ................15 .10 4 Red Pump ...........13 10 2


Third Division P W D L P


3 110 3 102


4 93 4 88


6 82 9 77 8 68


1 135 1 125


WhiteLion........... 15 7 5 3 118 BiilingtonB..........14 9 2 3 116 Buck D .................13 7 1 Kings Arms .........14 4 2


Craven Heifer B ...13 3 4 6 89 Royal Oak ...........13 5 2 Wagon B ...............13 2 3


5 102 8 94


6 87 8 67


Dog Music Bar B .14 2 2 10 65 DeUcy ..............13 1 3


I>adics’ League P W L P


9 56


Buck A ........................14 12 2 110 RBL............................14 9 5 98 Pendic..........................13 8 5 86 Dog In n ......................14 7 7 75 Buck B ........................14 4 10 56 White Home.................13 1 12 40


CRAVEN AND PENDLE POOL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Firsl Division


1; Buck Inn 3, Anchor A 5; Fosters A 8, Coach A 0. Second Division


Three Milstones 5, White Bull


B 3: Anchor B 8, Higher Buck 0; Coach B 3, Fosters B 5. TABLES


First Division P W D L BP P


FostersA . . . .H 8 4 2 18 88 Pendle A....... 12 9 2 1 18 87 White Bull A. 13 7 3 3 17 73 Buck Inn.......13 5 5 3 13 68 Craven Heifer. 13 5 3 5 13 62 Pendle Inn ...12 3 3 6 9 51 Anchor A.......14 2 4 8 8 51 Coach A .......13 2 0 11 2 33 Second Division P W D L BP P


White Bull B .14 9 3 2 21 96 Coach B .......13 6 3 4 13 75 Anchor B.......13 6 4 3 16 73 Loiver Buck .. 13 6 5 2 17 70 Pendle B.......13 6 2 5 14 69 Fosters B.......13 3 2 8 8 49 Higher Buck.. 13 2 4 7 8 47 Three M'stonesl3 2 2 9 6 43


Snooker DISTRICT SNOOKER CLITHEROE AND


LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Talbot B 2, Clitheroe Con. A 12:


D. Robinson 85, R. Grant 98; A. Dickinson 69, M. Whittaker 72; 0. Hayhurst 67, M. Shaunessy 100; M. Garth 72, D. Smith 85; C. Hay­ hurst 65, A. Isherwood 86; S. Hay­ hurst 102, A. Child 60. Low Moor A 10, Royal British


Legion 4: C. Drinkwater 100, M. Peel 59; P. Traynor 74, S. Taylor 72, M. Holmes 43, C. Lawson 60; S. Whittaker 87, B. Watson 57; R Mercer 99, S. Kerr 36; S. Traynor 78, G. Blackburn 101. Waddington A6, Billington A8:


K. Keough 82, N. Harris 62; J. Dugdale 71, J. Gibson 116; D. (I)ox 106, R Conchie 76; M. Dewhurst 41, S. Shaw 85; L. Cowking 99, S. Andrew 65; R. Kay 64, T. Ryde- heard 102, Chatburn A 6, Rimington B 8:


P. Craig 59, R Hobson 97; G. Simkin 80, J. Lund ( jn r ) 70; J. Lockley 100, J. Bannister 82; P. Clark 82, R. Bolland 64; G. Clark 74, D. Seed 87; M. Lawson 51, D. Calvert 89. Clitheroe Con. B 8, Whalley 6:


B. Waddington 58, B. Catlow 32; I. Nash 86, D. Cox 39; J. Whittaker 49, J. Sumner 101; D. Nelson 79, J. Waggett 94; P. Clegg 80, J. Cross 63; M. Parkinson 60, G. Taylor, Second Division


Rimington A 8, Chatbum B 6:


P. Winkley 78, R. Parker 118; S. Edmondson 93, D. Lakin* 73; B. Taylor 80, A. Booth 74; S. WinUey 77, S. Sirakin 85; C. Edmondson 84, T, Cordeau 85; S. Petty 86, J. Read 51, Billington B 6, Waddington B 8:


S. Almond 88, A, Dean 84; C, Gorzella 71, CJ, Laxton 93; M. Unwin 110, I. Jackson 101; J. Atkinson 121, D. Rodgers 98; P. Kiddie 84, S. Baines 89; J. Ainsworth 74, B. Philip 96. Catholic Club 10, Talbot A 4:


PendleX................13 3 4 6 88 Brown Cow.............13 5 1 White Horse A . . . .13 1 2


5 89 7 84


10 58


R. Alston 115, T, Procter 43; S. Simpson 83, F. Whittaker 94; M. Plant 104, R. Procter 82; M. Byrne 40, G. Johnson 91; T. Byrne 105, R Procter 91; I. Middleton 88, S. Procter 56. Highest Breaks of (he Season S. Kerr 89 (RBL), M. Wensley


57 (Low MoorB). Pendle Hotel A 7, Craven Heifer Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, March 11th, 2005 77 First Division Royal British Legion v Whal-


Icy; Rimington B v Ta lb o t B; Clitheroe Con. A v Chatburn A; Low Moor A v Waddington A; Billington A v Clithcroe Con. B. Second Division


Talbot A V Riminglon A; Chat­


burn B V Catholic; Waddington B V Low Moor B; Police v Billington B.


First Division P W D L P


TABLES


RBL.....................16 13 0 3 148 Billington A .......... 16 11 0 5 128 Clitheroe Con. B ..16 10 0 6 124 ClitherocCon.A ..16 7 0 9 122 Talbot B ................16 10 0 6 120 Low Moor A..........16 10 0 6 114 Waddington A ....16 5 0 11 104 Whalley............... 16 5 0 11 98 Rimin^onB ........16 7 0 9 92 Chatbum A ..........16 2 0 14 70 Second Division P W D I. P


Catholic Club........ 14 9 0 5 116 Rimington A ........15 8 0 7 108 Police.....................14 7 0 7 106 TalbotA................14 9 0 5 104 BUiington B .......... 14 7 0 7 96 Slaidbura..............14 6 0 8 92 WaddingtonB ....14 7 0 7 92 Chatbum B .......... 14 4 0 10 88 Low MoorB..........13 6 0 7 80


Badminton


BLACKBURN AND DISTRICT


BADMINTON


LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Ciitheroe B 8-192 (11), Brock-


hall 8-120 (10). 'Third Division


Clitheroe C 8-204 (12). TABLES


Independent B 8-184 (11),


First Division P W D L P


YMCAA.............. 13 13 0 0 234 Brockhall.............. 13 8 0 5 186 StanhillA..............13 8 0 5 161 WestholmeA.........12 8 0 4 147 Clitheroc.A............ 12 5 0 7 103 YMCAB..............12 4 0 8 96 Clithcroe B .............13 2 0 11 88 St Philip's..............12 2 0 10 81 Second Division P W D L P


Tag.......................15 11 0 4 199 Halsteads...............14 11 0 3 183 StanhiUB...............14 9 0 5 172 WesthoImeB.........14 6 0 8 167 Abacus A .............14 8 0 6 156 Independent A __ 14 6 0 8 151 BAE Systems.........14 5 0 9 150 Telecom .A ........... 14 5 0 9 146 Olympic ...............13 2 0 II 93 Third Division P W D L P


Colne..................... 14 0 0 0 207 WhitchaU.............. 14 10 0 4 199 St Nicholas.............14 11 0 3 198 CUtheroeC.............14 9 0 5 179 Salcsbury...............14 6 0 8 148 Independent B . . . .14 4 0 10 130 Abacus B .............14 3 0 11 125 Avondale................12 4 0 8 117 College..................14 1 0 13 80 Fourth Division P W D L P


Cardinals.............. 12 11 0 1 200 RocfieldA..............12 10 0 2 180 StanhillC.............. 12 6 0 6 142 Cardinals B ......... 12 8 0 4 142 WcstholraeC .....13 6 0 7 133 Telecom B ........... 12 5 0 7 114 St Matthew’s ......... II 1 0 10 82 RoefieldB..............12 1 0 11 62


Darts V


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS


Mick Patten Semi-Finals


Arms 5, Buck Inn 3. FIXTURES First Division


Bridge Inn 0, Swan A 5; Kings


Heifer v Pendle Inn; Royal Oak v Legion B; Buck Inn v Kings Arms. Second Division


v Bridge In n ; Brown Cow A v Brown Cow Chatburn; Swan B v Brown Cow B.


Dail.s aiid Dominoe.s


RIBBLE VALLEY DARTS AND


DOMINOES RESULTS


Band Club B 18, De Lacy 6:


darts 11,1; dominoes?, 5. Black Bull 13, Bay Horse 11:


darts 8,4; dominoes 5,7. Pendle Witch 7, Band Club A


17: darts 3, 9; dominoes 4,8. Judge Walmeslcy 15, Swan


with Two Necks 9: d a r ts 7, 5; dominoes 8.4.


Horseshoe v New Inn; Legion A Lower Buck v Swan A; Craven


LEAGUE RESULTS


Snooker FIXTURES


Dolphins get taste of action


A NUMBER of Clitheroe Dolphins swimmers had their first taste of Inter Club competition at Daisyfield Swimming Pool in Blackburn for the


• first Micro-League Gala of the 2005 season. And the club’s nine to


12-year-olds rose to the occasion magnificently. Competing against a


very strong Blackburn team, and teams from the Leyland and Rosegrove, they did well to finish in second place with 117 points. Winners Blackburn,


accumulated 177 points, with Rosegrove on 99 points and Leyland on 92. The Dolphins can now


look forward to the remaining three fixtures with a real chance of bet­ tering last year's third place league finish. Individual winners for


Clitheroe were 11-year- olds Anna Carey, in the 50m breaststroke, and Thomas Carter in the 50m backstroke and 50m Freestyle. The relay teams were


big successes as well as the 12-year-old girls freestyle team of Kara Singleton, Naomi Williams, Alicia Walker and Victoria Rodgers won their event. As did the 11-year-old


boys freestyle team of Luke Tasker, Christopher Grant, Jacob Abrahams and Thomas Carter. Then the same 12-year-


old girls returned in the win the medley relay team.


Locals’ fine win


CLITHEROE B moved off the bottom of the Blackburn and District


■ Badminton League First Division with their second win of the season. And surprisingly it


came against local rivals Brockhall, who are riding high in second place. Brockhall were unfortu­


nate in th a t they were forced to play with players missing, and Clitheroe, while losing all eight games played, were able to make some useful scores in reply. This temporarily moves


them off the bottom, but new basement side St Philip’s have a game in hand. In the Third Division,


Independent B climbed away from the relegation zone with a victory over mid-table Clitheroe C, drawing on games but fin­ ishing as technical losers by 20 aces.


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