Advertiser & Times, 1 hursday, October 20th, 200S
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Walmsley fires hat-trick W o lv e s ’ h om e ru le Donald as Ciitheroe extend lead
Springfields.................2 Clitheroe..................... 3 DESPITE turning in their worst performance of the season at Preston's Sports Arena, Ciitheroe came away with all the p ^ n ts thanks to a hat- trick from Rachel Walms- ley. The locals went ahead
through Walmsley follow ing a short corner, but Springfields pressured Ciitheroe throughout the half and got a deserved equaliser just before half time. Clitheroe's coach tried
to spur her side into play ing their normal game, and they did marginally improve in the second half, but they had star pfiSijrer Walmsley to thank as it was her form and sec ond hat-trick of the sea son that saw Ciitheroe through. Springfields gave a very determined display arid
scored their second with minutes left to play, which led to a very anxious few minutes for the locals’ defence. This win puts Ciitheroe
four points clear at the head of the table. Ciitheroe 2nds............2 Scholars.......................0 CLITHEROE went into this game looking for their f irs t win of the season, and put in their best per formance to date. The midfield play was
competitive and flowing, and the locals’ first goal came via a penalty scored by Gay Preston. The second goal of the
game came from Bronte Box, and as Clitheroe played as a team, they looked comfortable throughout the game and could have scored more if it had not for the heroics of Scholars’ goalkeeper. By contrast, Clitheroe's keeper did not have a save
Emotional night as Dolphins
debut, but coach ' says farewell
IT was an emotional night in Wales on Saturday as Clitheroe Dolphins debuted in the Speedo Second Division, and also said goodbye to Head Coach Jonathan Preston. The team took to the new challenge,
eventually finishing fourth in a tight six way encounter. "There were individual wins for
Thomas Carter in the 50m backstroke and 50m freestyle, Elliot Holden in the 50m breaststroke and Mark Jaggs in the i^9m breaststroke. Preston, Ribble Valley Coach of the
Year for the last two years, has secured a top coaching jobs elsewhere in the county.
i-A Jonathan Preston Since his appointment at Clitheroe, he
has seen his charges produce year on year improvements, including two pro motions, and leaves the club in good health. Commenting on the departure, chair
man Mick Jones said: ’’Success gets you noticed. We are all sad to see Jon go, but he has earned the opportunity to coach full time at a new £4.5 million pool with an elite group of swimmers, where the next stop might be the Olympics. “ I t was an offer he couldn’t turn
down. We wish him well, we will stay in touch and will follow his progress close ly.”
Pumas don’t get rub of green in frustrating league cup exit
Whalley Pumas V16s . .1 Lammack Juniors-----3 WHALLEY Pumas Under 16s found them selves undeservedly dumped out of the league ctf-p in their second 3-1 defeat of the season at the hands of Lammack Juniors. In blustery conditions,
the first half was one of few chances, but Lam mack were gifted the lead when the Pumas failed to deal properly with a cor- and an own goal
resulted from an unfortu nate ricochet off a Whal ley defender. After the interval, the
locals upped the pace and began to dominate. Lone striker Sam Tow-
nend was totally unplayable when on the ball, and was soon clearly brought down in the area when about to strike, but no penalty was awarded. 'This injustice was com
pounded minutes later when a defensive mix up saw the ball trickle over the line to make it 2-0 to Lammack. To their credit, Whalley
continued to press and were duly rewarded when Simon Cowgill fired in a 25-yard free kick. Lam mack were rattled and
soon gave another free kick away just outside the box. A Lammack defender’s
hand blatantly stopped CowgilTs goal-bound shot and the Pumas were again astounded not to be awarded a penalty. With time running out,
Lammack sneaked an undeserved third goal to kill the match and deny Whalley at least extra time. Once again Declan Fitzhenry was outstand ing, and a runaway man- of-the-match in a fine team performance th a t simply deserved better then they got.
to make in the second half, and the defence never looked in danger of being beaten. This win moves the
locals up to ninth place, but level on points with fifth place. Clitheroe Hockey Club
training is on as usual from 8-9 p.m. on the all weather pitch behind Hicks Gym on Chatburn Road. There is no game this Saturday for either team, but both sides are back in action the follow ing week. Anyone interested in
joining the club should ring
Hannah
(07855337708). Members are reminded
that subscriptions are due by October 31st, and should ring Judith (07989577367) if they have a problem paying before this deadline.
ITofi/'cs Under 12s Blue 6 Huncoal United.........3 IN perfect conditions for football. Wolves kept their 100% home record with a comfortable victo ry over a battling Hun- coat side.
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Mullin were then both denied from point blank range in a goalmouth scramble, but Zeno Leoni seized the loose ball and drove home to give Wolves the lead they deserved. A Michael Tomlinson
corner was only half cleared, and Tom Farrar slipped the ball to man of the match Daniel McGrath to make it 3-1 from the edge of the box. In the second half,
soon came for the Wolves when Kennerley cut back for Farrar to have a sim ple tap in at the far post. Calum O’Connell came
Huncoat showed much more determination, and defenders Tom Carter, Alex McDonald, Paul Coward and Daniel McGrath had to be on their toes to make some key interceptions. However, a fourth goal
been cruising at this point, but Huncoat were determined to battle on, and grabbed their second. I t didn’t matter
though, as after Wolves keeper Chris O’Reilly pulled off a fine save to deny Huncoat a third.
close with a header before Kennerley grabbed his second with a trademark run and shot from the right of the box. Wolves should have
drove the locals on, and from a fine run and pass from Tom Farrar, Robin Kennerley ran 30 yards on goal before equalising with a fine finish under the keeper. James Banks and Alex
began in their traditional manner of gifting the opposition a goal before they awoke to take con trol of the match. Michael Tomlinson
Unfortunately, Wolves
Leoni grabbed his second second from a corner.
r\ rxxt Pendle Forest
Wolves Under 13s Red . .2 .............2
THESE two teams pro Wolves all three points. duced an excellent game of football which was a superb advertisement for the qual ity of local football in the Warburtons League.
Over the past three sea
sons the matches between these two sides have always been competitive and close ly fought, and this one was no exception. Throughout the game,
both sides tried to play con structive football and many chances were creat ed.
The only disappoint
ment the Wolves may have is that they allowed a two- goal lead to slip away. Two goals from
Haworth, who on both occasions was in the right place at the right time to fire the ball home, gave the locals the lead. To their credit though,
level in the second half, the match could have gone either way, and but for an outstanding save from each keeper and some sound tackling from man-of-the- match, Hopkins, there may have been a winner. A draw, however, was a
fair result in the end. Chipping Juniors........1 Wolves Under 11s ........S
on the receiving end of an exciting display of attack ing football and excellent finishing from the Wolves. Six different players
THE Wolves continued their good form in the Pre ston and District 9-a-side Development League Mth another impressive per formance. Chipping Juniors were
Pendle Forest never gave up and reduced the arrears before half-time with a fiercely-struck shot. And when they drew
nor Kitchen, Joe Gallagher and a first goal tor the team from Richard Hartley with a penalty, ensured the
J m -xrx 1 !• Vlii rOOIVt Andrew Baron deputised
brilliantly in goal and made a couple of brave saves, but Chipping deservedly got a goal in the second half only to see the Wolves prove too strong on the day. Skipper Jake Lloyd was
once again dominant in midfield, while Kitchen, James Cronin, George Hutchinson and Hack Haslam kept the Chipping forwards at bay throughout the game. The Wolves are now
joint top with 12 points from their five games, although their nearest rival Real FC have a game in hand. Haslingden Juniors . . .2 Wolves Under 10s ........3 WOLVES returned to Mn- ning ways on their travels this weekend with a wel comed victory over Haslingden Juniors. Man-of-the-match Elliot
Kay opened the scoring for Wolves mid-way through the first half in a period of play dominated by the visi tors, but stubborn defend ing by Haslingden prevent ed the lead from being stretched, and a moment’s lapse in concentration by the Wolves back line led to the home team equalising just before half-time. Wolves opened the sec
ond half the stronger team, and some wonderful team work provided Kay with two more goals to claim his hat-trick. With six minutes to go
Tom Robinson helped themselves to two apiece, while Louis Horrocks, Con
appeared on the scoresheet, with goals coming at regu lar intervals. Andy Ramsden and
Haslingden managed to pull one back, and then proceeded to bombard the Wolves defence, who were relieved when the final whistle blew. This result leaves Wolves
sitting third in the North Valley League table, as they look forward to visit ing Barnoldswick Barons this Sunday.
Brave fightback in vain
Roefield Leisure Ulls .2 Wilpshire Wanderers .3 ROEFIELD put together a fine second half per formance, having been stunned in the first few seconds of the game against their Ribble Val ley rivals, and 3-0 down at half-time. Wilpshire netted almost
from the kick-off as a cross from the wing drift ed in over the Roefield keeper. But despite this se t
back, Roefield defended well, with man of the match Jack Excell provid ing a solid barrier against
the Wilpshire attack. Unfortunately, Wilp
shire broke through again after 10 minutes, and despite some solid defend ing from the Leisure Cen tre side, the visitors hit the ta rge t again just before half-time to go into the break 3-0 up. The second half saw a
tremendous fight back by Roefield.
pressure and then eventu ally, 10 minutes into the half, Bradley Hammer made a cutting run and struck the ball home. This lifted Roefield’s
The locals piled on the
spirits, only for them to have a scare when Wilp shire launched a powerful shot which hit the bar, and the follow up strike hit the post, only to fall into the arms of Roefield keeper Daniel Burrill. Roefield grabbed a sec
sure and some good run ning from Lewis Billbie and James Duerden, they could not find that elusive third goal.
ond goal through a power ful strike from Hamer, and the last 15 minutes were on top as they went in search of an equaliser. But despite this pres
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signs off; in style
THE final major compe-
titioii of the season was ' ' played at Whalley Golf Club on Saturday, with 12-handicapper Donald Blanch playing his round of the year in scoring 45 ( " stableford points to emerge as the clear winner of The Leslie Haynes Tr^ P j phy. John Jobes (39) was the
out finals were also con cluded atthe weekend. Andy Wray and Chris
Les Dearden and captain elect Roy Broomhead - the latter proudly show ing off a recently acquired ladies lunbreUa purchased on a recent training trip ^ to Portugal - who defeat- ” ed Richard Crossley and Martin Foulds by 2 and 1. The traditional end-of- iV;;
Final was won, appropri- ately, by club president
season match between the seniors’ section and the ^ ladies saw the seniors tri umph by 7 matches to 5. On the subject of sen
iors, the seniors team won their final match of the year against Colne Golf Club 7-1 to conclude a successful season during which they have won 16, and drawn one of the 24 matches they have played. The Northern Region
Alliance Finals Day was held at the Marriot Wors- ley Park with 26 teams from the North of Eng land and Wales compet ing. The East Lancashire
Alliance team of captain Roger Altham and Mike Bardi, Alex Twist and Ray Hargreaves, Stuart Andrew and Paul Connol- ^ ly, Andy Wilson and Paul Marsden and Dominic Fitzgerald and John ^ Grimshaw finished in a @ very creditable overall - ^ fourth place.'
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tested a two division sta bleford. Jean Anne Speak (35)
Ladies at Clitheroe con
won the Silver Division by a shot from Kris Bald- win with Marie Finney a @ f i shot further behind.
Doreen Bolton topped (
the Bronze Division with ~ 35 points. Gilly Farthing @ (34) was runner-up a point ahead of -Gill _ Wightman.
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Davies defeating Ian Hartley and . John Haworth by 2 and 1 in the Fourball Knockout Tro phy. The President’s Putter
a
runner-up with Howard Walmesley (39) taking the Division 'Two winner’s spot ahead of Ed Gierat (38). Mike Conroy (35 points) won the best gross. The remaining knock
HARRY DEVraURST
MEMORIAL LEAGUE RESULTS
First Division Commercial 2, Duke of Welling
ton 3; Church Town 0, Griffin’s Head Rose and Crown 8, Wood- nook 0; Stanley S t OB 1, Cross Axes 6.
Second Division Black Bull 2, Woodlands 3; Dog
Inn 4, Globe Bullough 3; Low Moor 1, Ossy Refugees 2; Stanhill WMC 6, Commercial OB 1; Sta tion 4, Ciayton-le-Moors 1. FIXTURES First Division
Church Town v Commercial
(Foxhill); Cross Axes v Griffin’s Head (Wilson’s); Stanley St Clarets V Rose and Crown (Wilson’s). Second Division
Clayton-le-Moors v Bull’s Head
(Memorial); Globe Bullough v Woodlands (Bullough); Low Moor V Commercial OB (Roefield); Stanhill WMC v Station Hotel (Foxhill).
TABLES
First Division P W D L P
Cross Axes.............7 6 0 1 18 Dukeof Wellington .6 5 1 0 16 Griffin’s Head.........7 4 2 1 14 Church Town.........8 3 2 3 11 RoseandCro\vn....7 3 1 3 10 Stanley St Clarets ..6 2 0 4 6 Commercial............7 1 1 5 4 Stanley St OB ........7 1 1 5 4 Woodnook............. 5 1 0 4 3 Second Division P W D L P
Globe Bullough . . . .7 5 0 2 15 Dog Inn ................ .7 5 0 2 15 Woodlands........... .7 4 2 1 14 Stanhill WMC........7 4 1 2 13 Black Bull............... 7 4 0 3 12 Gt Harw’ood Rovers 6 3 2 1 11 Station ...................7 3 1 3 10 Ossy Refugees .. ...8
3 1 4 10
Low Moor............... 8 1 2 5 5 Clayton Le Moors .
. 7 1 1 5 4
Commercial OB . . . .7 0 2 5 2 EAST LANCASHIRE
FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS
First Division Colne Utd 4, Padiham A 2;
Enfield 2, Settle Utd 3; Kelbrook 1, Rock Rovers 2; Ossie St Mary’s 1, Hurst Green 6; Stacksteads 4, Sils- den 0; Worsthorne 2, Langho 3; Langho 2, Enfield 1; Padiham A 1, Hurst Green 5; Rock Rovers 2, Goodshaw Utd 2; Stacksteads 3, Worsthome 2. Second Division
Bacu"p CC 3, Rawtcnstall 4;
Barrowford YCW 3, Bamoldswick Tn 3; Borrowdale Utd 2, Clithoroe RBL 2; BGSOB 0, Belvedere 2; Sabden 4, Read Utd 3; Witton Albion 4, Burnley Boys’ Club 0; Barrowford Celtic 1, Barrowford YCW 0; Barnoldswick Tn 0, Peel Park 7; Borrowdale Utd 0, RawtensLall 4; BGSOB 6, Burnley Boys’ Club 1; Clitheroe RBL 2, Belvedere 5; Read Utd 4, Bacup CC 5; Witton Albion 0, Sabden 1.
Rc.serve Division
Hurst Green 3, BGSOB 1;
Rawtenstail 2, Colne Utd 4; Rim- ington 10, Stacksteads 1; Read Utd 4, Kelbrook 0; Settle Utd 1, Enfield 3; Goodshaw Utd 0, Langho 9; Hurest Green 2, Rock Rovers 4; Peel Park 1, Enfield 3; Rawtenstail 4, S et t le Utd 2; Stacksteads 2, Read Utd 3; Worsthorne 5, BGSOB 2.
TABLES
First Division P W U L P
StackstoadsSJ ....1 0 6 3 1 21 Colne Utd...............10 6 2 2 20 Rock Rovers........... 11 5 4 2 19 Hurst Green...........10 5 2 3 17 Langho.................. 11 4 5 2 17 Settle Utd................6 5 1 0 16 Goodshaw Utd.........9 4 2 3 14 Silsden....................11 4 2 5 14 Worsthome..............8 3 2 3 11 Enfield .................10 3 2 5 11 Kclbrook................ 10 3 1 G 10 Padiham A ............ 12 2 1 9 7 Uiminglon ............. 6 1 1 4 4 Ossy St Mary's....10 0 4 G 4 Second Division P W U L P
’
Rawteaslall...........12 9 0 3 27 Pa'lPark ..............10 7 1 2 22 Bly Belvedere..........11 G 1 4 10 Witton Albion ....11 6 1 4 19 BlvGSOB ............12 5 2 5 17 ClilhoroeUBL....12 5 2 5 17 Bacup CC...............12 5 1 G 16 B'ford Celtic...........10 4 3 3 15 B’fordYCW...........10 4 3 3 15 Sabden ................. 12 4 2 G 14 Borrowdale Utd ...11 '3 3 5 12 Bly Boys’Club....11 3 3 5 12 B’ttickTown........11 2 3 6 9 ReadUld............. 11 2 1 8
7
Reserve Division P W D L P
Hurst Green...........11 7 1 3 22 Rock Rovers...........10 6 2 2 20 Langho................... 9 6 1 2 19 Rimington..............9 5 2 2 17 Ck)lneUtd.............. 10 4 5 1 17
.Worsthome............ 10 5 2 3 17 Enfield ................10 4 4 2 16 Read U td .............. 11 4 0 7 12 Kelbrook................10 2 5 3 11 BlyGSOB ............ 8 3 1 4 10 Peel P a rk .............. 10 3 1 6 10 Rawtenstall...........10 3 1 6 10 Goodshaw Utd ....10 3 0 7 9 Stacksteads St J . . . 11 2 3 6 9 Settle Utd..............7 1 2 4 5
SM A R T AND C O O K
R O E F IE L D L E IS U R E C EN T R E 5 -A -S ID E IN D O O R F O O T B A L L
L EA G U E RESULTS
Hucksters 3, Menacing Duck 7;
Clitheroe Clowns 3, M ad Dogs 1; Inte r Camel Toe 1, PSV Hangover 1; AFC KFC 9, H ig h e r B u ck 2; Clitheroes Elite 1, New In n 6; Beer Can 4, Real Tetchy 1. FIXTURES
9 a.m , - C lith cro e C low n s v
Menacing Duck; 9-35 a.m . Higher B uck v Bucks te rs; 1 0 -1 0 a .m . Clitheroes Elite v AFC K FC ; 10- 45 a.m. - Mad Dogs v Bee r Can; 11-20 a.m. Real T e tc h y v In te r Camel Toe; 11-55 a.m. New Inn v PSV Hangover.
W A R BU R TO N S Y O U TH F O O T B A L L
L EA G U E RESULTS Under 11
Todmorden B o ro u g h 1,
Clitheroe Wolves 0. Under 12
Yellow: Clitheroe W o lv e s 8,
Huncoat Utd 1; Brierfield Celtic Blue 6, Whalley Juniors 2. Under 13
Forest 2.
Red: Clitheroe Wolves 2, Pendle Under 14
Readstone Utd 8, Red S ta r 0. TABLES Under 11 P W D L P
Burnley Utd...........6 5 1 0 16 Palace House Utd ..G 5 1 0 IG Brierfield Celtic. . . .6 5 0 1 15 Colne Clarets.........5 4 0 1 12 Clitheroe Wolves ...5 2 1 2 7 Tod Borough.........5 2 0 3 6 Brierfield Celtic Red 6 2 0 4 6 Bacup Juniors .......5 1 2 2 5 Briercliffe Rovers.. .4 1 1 2 4 Colne FC ..............5 1 0 4 3 Ighlen Leigh...........6 0 2 4 2 Bamold’wick Baronso 0 0 5 0 Under 12 Yellow P W U L P
Clitheroe Wolves ...5 5 0 0 15 Tod Sport Centre.. .6 4 1 1 13 Tod Borough.........6 4 1 1 13 Bricrfield Celtic B! .6 4 0 0 12 Rcadstone Utd Yel .5 4 0 0 12 Huncoat U ld .........8 3 0 0 9 BarnoIdsNsickTnBl 4 1 2 2 5 ReadstoncUtdBl ..4 1 0 0 3 Brierfield Celtic Red 5 0 0 0 0 Whalley Juniors....7 0 0 0 0 Under 13 Yellow P W D L P
Bacup Juniors.......4 4 0 0 12 Brierfield Celtic Bluel 3 1 0 10 Junior Clarets Colts 5 2 0 3 6 Barnoldswick Barons! 2 0 2 G Ighten Leigh.......... 5 I 2 2 5 Clith Wolves Itang . 1 1 0 0 3 Tod Borough .........5 1 0 4 3 TrawdenCeltic ....1 0 1 3 1 Under 13s Red P W I) L P
Briercliffe Hovers...8 7 1 0 22 Pendle Forest.........8 5 2 1 17 Colne..................... 7 5 1 1 16 Clith Wolves...........4 3 I 0 10 Brierficld Celtic Red 5 1 1 3 4 Barnoldsu-ickTn...5 1 0 4 3 Junior Clarets .......9 1 0 8 3 Tod Sport Centre...G 0 0 6 0 Under M Red P W D I. P
Colne Clarets.........7 5 1 1 16 Fullwige Colts.......7 5 0 2 15 Red S ta r ................8 5 0 3 15 Clhigcr Colts.........5 4 0 1 12 Bacup Juniors....... 3 3 0 0 9 Rcadstone Uul.......7 2 1 4 7 Brierfield Celtic. . . .7 0 3 4 3 BrunleaJuniors ....5 1 0 4 3 Kibble Clarets . . . . .7 0 1 6 1
Heavyweights.................. 20th Century F o x ............ Parkwood Eagles.............. Ace................................... Bloodsports...................... HodgyandSon................ Burnley............................ Ighten .............................. M & M .............................. Pendle Which?.................. A Divisinn
Marsden............................ White Lines...................... Insport.............................. Racketeers........................ Linebackers ...................... Parkwood Men ................ Afternoon.......................... PG Tipsy.......................... Kickers.............................. H Division
ClilheroeTC.................... Bricks and Mortar .......... Queens Marsden.............. Sideburns.......................... Clitheroe Hotshots.......... Lieutenant Toon.............. Craven .............................. West End Y ...................... Tennis B a ts ...................... C Division
Storeys .............................. Reedley............................ Windmills A ...................... Calder .............................. Central.............................. Dynamoes........................ Cider Boys........................ Late Starters.............. '. . . I) Division
B2T2................................ Power Rangers.................. Brian and Co..................... Spice Boys........................ Impact.............................. Old Contcniplibles ..........
X-Mon..................... Dirty Berties.................... E Division
Prince Donnay ................ Eric ..................................
R EM ................................ Montford.......................... Normans Boys.................. Viagra .............................. Wodgers............................ Nctcords .......................... Fire and Sparks................
RED ROSE ASSURANCE
BLACKBURN YOUTH
LEAGUE RESULTS Under 17s
B e l th o rn U td 2, W i lp sh ire
Wanderers 9; Whalley Juniors 3, OB Lammack 0. FIXTURES Sunday
Under 17s Wilpshire Wanderers v Akzo
Nobel (Pleckgate Sand, 2 p.m.); Globe Bullough Park v Whalley Juniors (Bullough Park, 2 p.m.) TABLES
Under 17s P W D L P
Whalley Juniors. . ,7 6 1 0 19 Globe Bullough Pk 7 4 1 2 13 Oswaldtwistle Villa 6 4 0 2 12 Rossendale Valley .7 4 0 3 12 Akzo Nobel .......... 4 3 1 0 10 FeniscowlcsSt PaulsG 3 1 2 10 Haslingden FC . . . .7 2 1 4 7 Wilpshire Wanderers? 2 1 4 7 Old Blacks ............4 1 2 1 5 Belthorn U td ........ 5 0 0 5 0 Blackburn Athletic 6 0 0 6 0
F Division P P
Genus............................................... 16 356 Invisible Men ..........................16 343 No Strings Attached....................... 13 245 Marsden A .......................................14 201 Hit and Hope...................................12 193 Super Nudgers................................. 14 193 Bandits ....................................12 144 Telecoms..........................................14 123 Warsaw P a c t ..................................... 5 69 G Division
P P
Cox and Evans ........................16 335 Vivaques......................................... 15 283 Special Reserve................................14 268 Kestrels............................................14 247 Service Not Included .............. 12 232 Backhanders................................... 15 229 Taylors Mavericks .................. 16 211 Bakers Dozen ..........................13 177 The Dabblers................................... 13 165 H Division
P P
White Knights.................................15 391 Loved U p ......................................... 14 281 Hot Shots 2 ..............................16 278 Follies............................................... 15 275 Sling Your Hook............................. 13 257 Smashers......................................... 15 210 A Team ....................................14 209 The Flumps......................................14 198 Rose Hillers..................................... 16 165 I Division
P P
MARSDEN BUILDING SOCIETY BURNLEY AND DISTRICT
TENNIS LEAGUE FINAL TABLES Premier Division
P P
,.17 95 ,.17 85 ,.17 68 ,.15 50 ,.18 49 ,.17 40 ,.16 40 ,.14 33 ,.17 22 ,.16 10
P P
,.15 62 ,.13 58 ,.16 53 ,.15 49 ,.14 40 ,.15 38 ,.15 37 ,.15 37 ,.14 22
P P
,.16 67 ,.16 61 ,.16 60 ,.I6 47 16 45
,.14 42 .15 36 .15 33
,.16 29 P P
.14 69 .13 59 .13 46 .14 39 .12 30 .12 22 .10 21 .12 20
P P
.13 Gt .14 63 .13 3G .12 35 .13 30 .12 28 ..8 25 .12 13
P P
.12 61 .16 60 .15 42 .13 41 .13 39 .15 33 ..9 31 .14 28 .11 21
The Lakers....................................... 16 352 Basement Jaxx ........................16 309 HottieTottie................................... 16 302 Luv40 ......................................16 296 Simonstone Ladies .................. 16 256 General Green.................................16 251 Fait Accompli.................................16 225 Pie n Peas ..'............................16196 Shy Teds .................................16182 J Division
P P
Mojo ........................................16 378 W&W .............................................18 345 Henmanss Hermits.........................18 334 The Feathers................................... 15 265 Miss Hits .....................
15 255
Blearmoor....................................... 13 208 The Girls......................................... 17 196 Juice.................................................15 183 Jammy Gits..................................... 14 175 The Hopefuls................................... 15 142 K Division
P P
Colne Carpets.................................17 381 Drop Shots.......................................16 335 Int-Net ....................................15 270 St Andrews ..............................15 263 Basura.............................................15 256 Woodpeckers................................... 15 208 LFLS............................................... 14 137 NoGooders..................................... 13 105 Double Dutch...................................8 101 Champagne nippies......................... 7 57
CRAVEN AND PENDLE POOL
LEAGUE RESULTS
Anchor B 3, Craven Heifer 5;
P en d le H o te l A 4, Three M ill s to n e s 4; W h i te Bull 6, Lower Buck 2; Fosters Arms 6, Pendle Hotel B 2; Coach and Horses A C, B uck In n B 2; Buck In n A 5, Coach and Horses B 3.
RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES’ DARTS
ASSOCIATION RESULTS
B il l in g to n BC 1, Ju d g e I I ;
Swan R o y a l 4, Roy al B r i t is h Legion 8; Bay Horse 5, Black Horse 7: Craven 1, Brown Cow 11: Black Bull 7. Catholic SC 5. men SCORES
140 - 1. Whallcy, B. P arker ;
139 - L. C e le s tia l; 125 - A. M. Bellanca; 121 - E. Wilson; 120 - J. Jo h n so n : 119 - S. Flannery, D. Cockett; 118 - P. Dewhurst; 114 - M. Waddington; 105 - I. Whal ley; 100 - L. M cDonald x2, B. Parker, L. Celestial, A. M. Bel lanca, S. Flannery, R. Dewhurst, E. Jungbluth, L. Kenyon.
422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified)
www.clitheroetoday.co.uk Nail-biting win Ciitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, October 20th, 2005
Trafford MVRUFCA .18 unconverted. Clitheroe RUFC........20 'Trafford managed a IF ever there was a nail- penalty of their own before biter, this was it!
In a yo-yo game, Clitheroe 10-3 up half- Clitheroe went ahead from time, the start, and looked com- And Trafford proceeded fortable at the break, only to play some of their best to see Trafford come right rugby of the match, scor- back into it, and with 10 ing three tries in succession minutes to go the locals after the break, still needed to score twice. Clitheroe were doing But two quick tries their level best to get on
the break to leave
fie saw Rick Slinger come ot needless penalties and into the back row, Roger surrendering hard-earned Holmes move up to hooker ground, relieving the pres and Will Jones out to sure on the defence, which scrum half.
A slight enforced reshuf- cost, giving away a string
return of Ricky Pallister to behind, and with the clock Clitheroe colours, after a ticking down, i t was all six-year sabbatical from bands to the pump with
Also, the long overdue , Clitheroe were now could have been fatal.
rugby, was a welcome sight on the wing
Clitheroe were first out K°od position after pinch- of the blocks and set up
position deep in enemy ter- ^^ey r f ained possession ritory.
Again Ciitheroe forced a another line out, and
,
saw intense pressure exert- would-be try line ed in midfield, then, after surges were repelled, it was
A line out on the right
some punishing drives, the ball was spun left for wing-
a ih io .’ktV, L otHtkt o f ro , , blesome time of it m the
expertly with some close f ^er sev-
man Tamp«i MrAlnnan tn With their gander up, t S ™ S i's ,” After Traffonl took the
fU o i r <
T-.Ti.ior . .n fW Tnlii* frip °wn 22 metre line, every-
ball into a maul on their expecting
set ^rums, the hne out w^ t^em to comfortably feed
nmg or disrupting most of the mass of bodies popped the home side s efforts, tight head prop Harry which ensured the backs Proctor, who had single- had a good supply of ball. handedly ripped the ball Next up on the score- clear and trundled off,
^he middle of
working to perfection with ^^e ball out for a clearance a 100% success rate on their own throw, and mn-
idea as they found to their
of the ball, which was duly distributed by Thomber. The home side made
good headway in the mid- field and occupied the opposing half for long peri ods, but failed to cross the line as North Ribblesdale defended well.
nicked the game for the the wrong side of the refer- Littlemoor men, to give ee, which is never a great them a confidence boost.
now got up a head of steam and the front row of Raw- stron, Townson and Cur- phy gave the Settle men a torrid time in the scrum, so much so that Rawstron’s opponent left the field on 20 minutes looking some what bewildered. This unfortunately could
The Clitheroe pack had ^
have been the Cavaliers undoing, as the remaining scrums were uncontested due to Settle claiming they could not produce a suit able front row replace ment. I t was the visitors wli,^,
scored first, against the run of play, as the ball was moved wide onto the left wing after strong running by their back row forwards had sucked too many Clitheroe defenders into the rucks. The try was converted to
board was the prodipl son almost apologetically himself Pallister showing toward the Tr^ford line, he hadn’t forgotten his way gome excellent support to the line after a classic play and inter-passing fol- winger’s finish, scooting lowed, and it was lock for- down the touchline.
Nathan Peel, while having jubilantly diving over for a first-rate game, had left the match winning score, his kicking boots behind
Unfortunately, fly half ping a fine all-round game, I - ■—I ■ ward Ed Thornber, cap-
and all the tries were rnent this Saturday sees - ...
TABLE ■
* North Ribblesdale . . .15 in ju r e d captain pan
Cavaliers......................11
Sffanand Royal................................35 Jefferson must have been CathoiicSC............................30 pleased with a much- Low Moor.........................................29 improved performance as
Bra™ Cow.
..........................^ he watched this extremely :23 Nose encounter from the
Black Bull......................................... 21 S id e l in e s . RB Legion......................................... 19
Craven................................................17 was inevitable. Clitheroe CLITHEROE AND knew at midweek training DISTRICT DARTS
Some experimentation
in n 5, Buck Inn -1; New Inn -1. deserved rest, it was chair- Koyal Oak 5: Bridge A -1, Kings
7. Brown Cow A 2: Black Horse6, Much to "rhornber's B iw i , Cow B 3.
Legion A C, Swan B 3; Horse Shoo
A rm s v Swan A; Royal Oak v opportunity tO claim the Bridge A: Buck Inn y New Inn.
Bridge B v Red Puinp: Black Horse v Craven Heifer; Brown
,1 n
Cow B V Horse Shoe; Swan B v Brown Cow A.
Legion B v Bendie Inn: Kings ^ur feeding, he seized the jersey for his own and
Firs, Division "
as any regUfar SCram flail. Clitheroe dominated the scrum and took their share
played the position as well rom i in r <ifTiim tin if
Craven Heifer 5. Red I’umi, 1: nine jersey for th e first time in his long career.
Sen,,.,I Division " ’.bo doiined the number
credit, apart from being penalised at the first scrum
Swan A 1, Legion B 2; Pcndic Brian Wood taking a well- Andrew Tliomber
f 17 A rrTii? Firsi Division
And with the injured
recognised scrum half this weekend.
Ibey would be without a a big and tough assign-
Clitheroe return to league action. Lytham are the vis itors to Littlemoor, kick-off 3 p.m.
nip and tuck all the way as the visitors battered the Clitheroe defence for what seemed like an age. Tli& Cavaliers showed some extraordinary commit ment in an heroic show of tackling, as Keogh in par ticular stood out. Full-back Gretton
make it 3-7 at the interval, stand in captain Bill Thatcher having slotted a well taken penalty for the home side. After the break it was
counter-attacked at every opportunity from deep and several times evaded would-be tacklers. Curphy also produced
several of his trademark romps, one of which took him 70 yards up field and clear of the Settle pack, and with full back and winger to beat, h ^ unselfishly fed the support ing winger. Firth, who dived for the whitewash but was bundled into touch in a fine tackle by the chas ing full back. North Ribblesdale
scored a second breakaway try and the Cavaliers responded soon after as second row Jon Sharpe showed a turn of pace to dash down the blind side of a ruck to claim his fourth try of the season. And with another penal
ty well-taken by Thatcher, it was game on until the final whistle.
throughout, adding some expert touches in the line out and solidity to the pack.
Dowson performed well
side centre also had a big game. Clitheroe seconds will
• '
Hunwick playing at out
take many positives from this close-fought gan#' played against a very strong North Ribblesdale team as they return to league action at mid-table Rossendale.
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