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Duke of Wellington 5, IBIack First Division


Commercial 5, Rose and Crown


1; Stanley St Clarets 1, Griffin's Head 5; Stanley St OB 3, Church Town 3.


Second Division Clayton le Moors 0, Stanhill


\VMC 6; Dog Inn 3, W^oodlands 4; Low Moor 4, Station 4; Ossy Refugees 3, Commercial O B 3. FIXTURES First Division


Commercial v Duke of Welling­


ton (Marl Pits); Church Town v Griffin's Head (Foxhill); Rose and Crown v Woodnook (Roefield); Stanley St OB v Cross Axes (W'il- son’s).


Second Division Black Bull v Woodlands (Marl


Pits); Dog Inn v Globe Bullough (Wilson’s); Low Moor v Ossy Refugees {Roefield); Stanhill W M C V Commercial OB (Memo­ rial); Station v Clayton le Moors (Haslingden). TABLES


First Division P W I) L P


Cross Axes......... 6 5 0 1 15 Dukeof W'ellington 5 4 1 0 13 Church Toism ..... 7 3 2 2 11 Griffin's Head..... 6 3 2 1 I I RoseandCrmsm ...6 2 1 3 7 Stanley St Clarets..6 2 0 4 6 Commercial........6 1 1 4 4 Stanley St O B ........6 1 1 4 4 Woodnook......... 4 1 0 3 3 Second Division P W 1) L P


Globe Bullough ....6 5 0 1 15 Dog Inn............6 4 0 2 12 Black Bull......... 6 4 0 2 12 Gt Harwood Rovers 6 3 2 I 11 Woodlands......... 6 3 2 1 11 Stanhill WMC ....6 3 1 2 10 Station............. 6 2 1 3 7 Ossy Refugees..... 7 2 1 4 7 Low Moor......... 7 I 2 4 5 Clayton Le Moors . 6 1 1 4 4 Commercial OB ...6 0 2 4 2


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FOOTBALLLEAGUE RESULTS


Under 12


Cup: Langho 1, Pennington 6. Under 14


Yellow: Accrington Stanley A


5, Langho A 1; Haslingden 1, "Whalley B 0; Lammack 1, Ciitheroe Wolves 3; Langho B 9, Globe Bullough Park 1; Whalley A 0, Gt Hanvood Rovers B. Under 1.5


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Langho 1, Pendle Forest 1. Under 16


Haslingden 3, Whalley 1. TABLES Under 12


Acc’tonStanley ...4 3 0 1 9 RossndaleUtd ....3 3 0 0 9 W'alton le Dale ... .2 2 0 0 6 Fulledge Colts..... 3 2 0 1 C Langho ............ 3 1 1 1 4 Haslingden........3 1 0 2 3 HuncoatUtd ..... 3 0 1 2 1 Laramack......... 2 0 0 2 0 Gt Hanvood R\ts . .3 0 0 3 0 Under 14 Yellow P W D L P


W^haileyJnrsA ....7 5 0 2 15 Gt Harwood Rvrs. .4 4 0 0 12 Langho JnrsB..... 4 3 0 1 9 .Acc’ton Stanley A..3 3 0 0 9 Haslingden ........5 3 0 2 9 Langho Jnrs A ..... 6 2 0 4 6 Clithcroe Wolves.. .5 2 0 3 6 Whalley Jni?B....5 2 0 3 6 Globe Bullough Pk .7 2 0 5 6 Lammack ......... 8 0 0 8 0 Under 15 Red P W I) L P


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St Joseph’s ...... 6 6 0 0 IS Borrowdale Utd .5 4 0 1 12 Akzo Nobel ... .5 2 1 2 7 Lammack........2 2 0 0 6 Acc’ton Stanley .5 2 0 3 6 Colne Clarets .. .4 2 0 2 G Ilaslingdcn...... 5 2 0 3 6 Brunlea ......... 4 1 1 2 4 Ciitheroe \Volves 5 1 0 4 3 Rossendalo Valley7 0 2 5 2 Under I5s Yellow P W D 1. P


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Gl Hanvood Rvrs . .5 5 0 0 15 Pendle Forest ..... 4 3 1 0 10 BlueStar...........6 3 1 2 10 Danven Rangers.. .4 3 0 1 9 Langho............. 4 2 1 1 7 RossendaleUtd....5 1 1 3 4 Oswaldtwistle..... 6 1 1 4 4 Bairowford Celtic . . 3 0 1


2 1 Globe Bullough Pk .5 0 0 5 0


Under 16s Yellow P W D


Second Division P


Oswaldlwistle \TIa .5 4 1 0 13 Haslingden ........6 4 0 2 12 Ummack ......... 4 4 0 0 12 Rossendale Utd B . .4 2 0 2 G WhallcvJrs........6 0 3 3 3 Gt Hanvood Rvrs A 4 0 1 3 1 Langho............. 5 0 1 4 1


WARBURTONS


YOUTH LEAGUE HKSULTS


Under I I Cup: Ciitheroe Wolves 1, Brier-


field Celtic Blue 10. Under 12


Cup; Junior Clarets 6, Read-


stone Utd Yellow 2; Readstone Utd Blue 0, Barnoldswick Barons ‘1. Yellow: Whalley Juniors 1, Brierfield Celtic Blue 3. Under 13


Red: Clithcroe Wolves 4, Tod-


morden Sports Centre 2. Under M


Wigan and District Youth


League 8, Warburton Youth League 0.


Craven Heifer v Red Pump;


Bridge B bye; Legion A y Swan B; Horseshoe v Brown Cow A; Black Horse v Brown Cow B.


RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES’DARTS


ASSOCIATION liESUI.TS


Marsden Cup J. Gallagher bt M. Taylor; D.


Stevenson bt L. Hoyle; E. Jung- bluth bt A. Southwell; B. Parker bt E. Smith, D. Stevenson bt J. Gallagher; B. Parker bt E. Jung- bluth. Final: B. Parker (Winner), D.


Stevenson (Runner-up). HIGH SCORES


High Scores: D. Stevenson 120,


B. Parker 100.'(2, A. Southwell 100. TABLE


P CLITHEROEAND DISTRICT SNOOKER


LEAGUE FIXTUItES


Mrs! Division Clithcroe Conservative A v


Whalley; Waddington A v Ciitheroe Conservative B; Police v Low Moor A; Royal British Legion v Catholic Club. Billington Brass Band Club A, bye. Second Division


Slaidburn v Billington Brass


Band Club B; Chatburn B v Waddington B; Low Moor B v Rimington B. Chatburn A, Rim- ingtonA, byes.


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CLITHEROEAND DISTRICT SUMMER


NETBALL LEAGUE TAIiLES


First Division P W D L P


RVMisschicks ...19 17 0 2 52 .Alpes ............. 19 12 0 7 43 Young Farmers ...17 11 1 5 40 Fraser Eagle..... 18 11 1 6 40 RV Cavaliers..... 17 8 0 9 32 Unison .Avengers. .17 3 2 12 2-4 lIairoftheDog2 .17 4- 1 12 24 HairoftheDogl .18 3 1 14 21 Second Division P W D L P


Millercare...... 17 14 0 3 43 RV Rangers ...19 11 1 7 41 The Winchester 18 12 0 6 40 Pink Ladies I I .19 10 0 9 32 R B L ............ 18 7 0 11 30 Clith Light Eng.l7 7 1 9 26 Ribble Valley 2 17 5 1 11 21 Chipping Rejectsl7 3 1113 19 Third Division 1


CRAVEN AND PENDLEPOOL


LEAGUE UESUI.TS


Anchor A 5, Pendle Hotel A 3;


Pendle Hotel B 4, Anchor B4; Three Millstones 3, Buck Inn A 5; Lower Buck 2, Coach and Horses A 6; Craven Heifer 5 Higher Buck 3; Coach and Horses B 2,White Bull 6; Buck Inn B 3, Fosters Arms 5.


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CLITHEROEAND DISTRICT POOL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Premier Division Royal British Legion B 6,


White Hart G; Stork A 6, Castle 6; Pendle Hotel 9, Billington Brass Band Club A 3; Buck A 5, Royal British Legion A 7; Wagon A 5, Buck B 7.


First Division St Peter’s (Hurst Green) 7, Vic­


toria 5; Pendle Witch 3, Pendle Hotel A 9; New Inn 3, Stork Hotel B 9; White Horse B 4, Lower Buck 8; Whalley Arms 7, Brown Cow 5. Second Division


Horse Shoe 5, Red Pump 7;


Buck Wrinkleys 4, Dog Music Bar A 8; Station Hotel 7, White Horse A 5.


Third Division » W D L P


Waddington .. .17 IG 0 1 49 RV Rebels ....19 13 2 4 47 Hair of the Dog 18 12 2 1 43 Dunkenhalgh ..17 9 3 0 35 Biilington...... 18 6 1 11 27 Ragdolls........17 5 1 11 20 RV Rges........19 5 0 14 17 Orange Weds ..17 0 1 1C 5


Kings Arms 3, Craven Heifer B


9; Low Moor 8, Kings 2\rms B 4: De Lacy 7, Royal British Legion C 5; Roj’al Oak 5, Buck D 7.


FIXTURES Tonight


Chris Stewurl Challenge Cup Final: Royal British Legion B v


Royal British Legion A (at Royal British Legion, 8 p.m. start). • Presentation night will be


CLITHEROEAND DISTRICT WINTER


DARTS LEAGUE KESUl.'I'S


First Division Swan A 7, Pendle Inn 2; Royal


British Legion B 6, B r i d g e 3; Kings 2\rms 6, New Inn 3; Royal Oak 6, Buck Inn 3. Second Division


Bridge B 1, Craven Heifer 8;


Red Pump C, Brown Cow B 3. FIXTURES Monday


First Division Swan A v Royal British Legion


B; Pendle Inn v Buck Inn; New Inn V Royal Oak; Bridge A v Kings Arms.


held at the Royal British Legion, on Thursday, October 20th, start­ ing at 8 p.m. Entertainment will be provided by the PC Roadshow who were popular at the last pres­ entation night. Raffle prizes for the presenta­


tion night will be gratefully received by any committee mem­ ber.


O The new season will start on


Thursday, October 27th, all teams must have returned their registra­ tion forms along with contact numbers before fixtures will be


sent out. O This is a final request for


teams to register their players by posting their registration forms to Wendy or Nichola immediately. Score cards must be received by


CONTACT


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Edward Lee


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Chris Boden


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Adrian Capstick


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Phil Simpson


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Billington B C ........................34 Swan and Royal.....................31 Low Moor........................... 29 Judge.................................28 Catholic SC ..........................25 Bay Horse............................23 Black Horse......................... 17 Craven................................16 Black Bull............................14 Brown Cow.......................... 12 Legion................................11


Nichola by Saturday morning if you wish the final merits to count. The places in the winter league


were taken by the first 40 teams who registered on registration night.


FINALTABLES Premier Division V W D L I’


R B L A ............. 18 13 4 1171 Castle A ............18 13 3 1166 Buck A ............. 18 9 3 6 145 R B L B ............. 18 9 5 4 140 Billington ........ 18 8 3 7 131 White Hart........18 7 3 8 120 BuckB.............18 7 2 9 118 Pendle X Factors .18 5 I 12 99 Stork A ...........IS 3 2 13 91 Wagon A .......... 18 2 2 14 79 First Division F W D I P


Victoria............18 12 2 4 152 St Peter’s HG ....18 11 3 4 148 LowrBuck........18 9 3 6 146 Whalley Arms....18 10 3 5 137 White Horse B ...18 8 4 6 136 PendleA ......... 18 8 2 8 125 New Inn........... 18 9 1 8 122 Brown Cow....... 18 5 2 11 108 Stork B ...........18 4 3 1! 101 Pendle Witch...... 18 5 1 12 80 Second Division P W I) L P


Red Pump.........16 14 1 1159 Bay Horse........TlG 13 1 1158 HorseShoe .......16 11 1 4126 Station.............16 5 1 9116 R B L D .............16 4 4 8 96 Dog Music A ...... 16 3 3 10 95 White Horse A ...16 4 2 10 90 Buck Wrinkleys ..16 2 2 12 78 Third Division P W D I P


Low Moor.........16 14 1 1148 Roj'alOak.........16 10 3 3 135 BuckD ...........16 9 3 4 129 Craven Heifer B ..16 7 5 4 129 R B L C .............16 6 1 9110 Wagon B ..........16 5 4 7 102 Kings Arms B . . . .16 4 2 10 91 Kings Arms A ....16 0 5 11 72 Ladies’ Division P W L P


Buck A ................. 9 8 1 70 BuckB ................10 7 3 65 RBL ....................9 7 2 62 PendleA.................10 4 6 54 W'hite Horse.............10 2 8 35 Pendle B .................10 1 9 35


CLITHEROE Cricket Club Under 11s are pic­ tured after finishing the Ribblesdale League season unbeaten, and also winners of the Arthur Shaw Shield. Having achieved the


league and cup double, they went fonvard into the LCB Cup and finished run­ ners-up to a very good Haslingden side in the final.


Double success for Ciitheroe cricketers


Team awards were as


follows: Tim Le Breton (batting), Chris Bowness (bowling), Liam Nuttall (all-round performance), Ross Dent (fielding). The team line-up as fol­


lows: Back, Ross Dent, Robin Kennerley, Liam Nuttall, Chris Parkinson. Front, James Banks,


Chris Bowness, Tim LeBreton, Matt Ash­ worth. (s)


Ciitheroe go clear at the top


Clilheroe ...................... 7 Soulhporl...................... 0 CLITHEROE sit two points clear at the top of the league after a convinc­ ing win over Southport. After a disappointing


performance the previous weekend, the team wanted to make sure they were in top of their game, and they were as they raced into an early lead. Although they expected


a hard game, Ciitheroe were 2-0 up after only two minutes thanks to a great goal from Anna Griffiths and a penalty converted by Rachel Walmsley after she had been brought down in the area. Ciitheroe continued to


outplay Southport throughout the half, and stand in goalkeeper Pauline Moorby, normally a left winger, did not have a save to make in the halt


and only touched the ball oncel By half-time Ciitheroe


were 6-0 up after Griffiths and Walmsley scored again,'and Ashley also scored. In the second half


Southport played better and were determined not to concede as many goals and managed to keep Ciitheroe out until Walm­ sley got her hat-trick goal with 10 minutes to go. This was a convincing


and controlled perto- mance, to put the locals on top. They have not conceded


a goal yet and have scored 16 in their first three games. The match ball was


sponsored by Anderton Bosonnet Estate Agents. Blackpool l i l t s .............1 Clilheroe 2 n d s ............. 1 CLITHEROE travelled to


Blackpool's Stanley Park determined to get some­ thing out of the game fol­ lowing two defeats. Ciitheroe played more as


a team and managed to match a strong Blackpool outfit. Clitheroe's goal came


from captain Anita from a well-worked short corner. This goal gave Ciitheroe


a well-deserved point and lifted them off the bottom of the league. They are at home on


Saturday, starting at 2 p.m. at the Ribblesdale Astro turf. Supporters are welcome


to come along and cheer on the new team. Anyone interested in


joining the cub or just coming along to try the game out for the first time should ring Hannah .Laverty (07855337708).


Badminton club’s solid start to the season


BOTH Ciitheroe teams made a good start to their Mid-Lancashire Bad­ minton League campaigns. The A team made their first


appearance in the Third Division and achieved maximum points against newly-promoted Multipart B. The team of Michael Olstowski,


Stephen Pym, Tony Bush, Louise Burrill, Mary Brass and Christine Smitten lost just one of their IS games played on the night to run out 17-1 winners. The team then travelled to Pre­


ston to play Highfield A. And once again the team of


Stephen Pym, Pete Woods, Tony Bush, Jane Macewan, Mary Brass


and Chantelle More kept up their impressive form to run out clear 14-4 winners against one of the fancied sides for promotion. Not to be outdone, Ciitheroe B


made a similarly impressive start to their campaign in the Fifth Division as they lost just three games at Bamber Bridge. The team of Mark Perry, Chris


Tomlinson, Richard Schmidt, Carol Oistowski, Shelia Perry and Selina Townsend proved altogether too strong for their opponents, relegated from the Fourth Division last season. Meanwhile, the club’s Blackburn


League campaign kicked off on Tuesday, with Ciitheroe A taking on


their fierce rivals Ciitheroe B in a First Division clash at Roefield. On a night when tension was high,


it was a credit to the players that the matches produced a high level of quality and competitiveness. And despite many close encoun­


ters, Ciitheroe A ran out 15-1 win­ ners on the night with the B team pairing of Tony Bush and David Mackenzie producing the result of the night to ensure that the second string can head into the season with a good deal of confidence. Practice nights will continue at


Moorland School on a Thursday night throughout the season between 8 and 10 p.m.


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