+ 62 Clitheroe Advertiser &Titnes, Thursday, October 5th, 2006 www.clitheroetoday.co.uk Penman hits treble


R im in g to n ................ 5 Peel Park.....................1 A HAT-TRICK from Jon Penman helped Riming­ ton overcame a gutsy Peel Park on Saturday. ■ As early as the 10th minute. Penman latched onto a long hall to volley home from the edge of the box. His second came when


he a guided a header home from Teriy Nelson's pin-point free kick. The visitors had their


moments, and Kershaw dived to his left to cling on to one goalbound effort, and dived bravely at the feet of an on-rush- ing forward to deny a cer­ tain goal. In the second half, an


'•,'jr which Nelson played short to player-manager Terry Braithwaite, on at th e break, whose cross


excellent run by Matt Coulter earned a corner,


was knocked down by Nick Curtis for Penman to slot home his third. I t wasn't long before


Coulter and Nelson com­ bined again, for the full­ back to race onto an astute flick to fire in his first of the season. And Braithwaite had a


major part to play in the fifth as he won the ball in his own half and set off on a typical jinking run, before finding Penman, who selflessly squared for Coulter to made no mis­ take. As the home side


pressed on in search of more goals, the visitors took full advantage and played through the vacant midfield to net, much to the disappoint­ ment of keeper Kershaw and his defenders. Braithwaite admits


that the next few weeks will be much tougher for


to b etter concentrated and organised if they are to maintain their chal­ lenge at the top. Having said that, Rim­


his side and they will have


ington have yet to play at their best but are still winning games, and with several key players to return, the signs are encouraging to say the least. Read Vld Reserves . . .2 Riminglon Reserves .8 RIMINGTON main­ tained their 100% record at Read. It didn’t take them long


off-side trap and calmly slotted home the second, before completing his hat- trick with a header from Ste McCullough’s cross.


to break the deadlock as Mark Leach unleashed a shot from the edge of the box into the bottom right- hand corner. Leach then broke ther


Andrew Blackledge con­ tinued the goalscoring from a Liam Carter cor­ ner, before Jack Dearden scored with a 35-yard free-kick. Substitute Garry Kay


After the break,


scored the sixth with a bullet from 20 yards, and Ben Walker emulated his fellow sub with a similar goal. And the smallest player


on the pitch, James Hartlebury, surprised everyone when he rose like a salmon at the back stick'to head home. Matt Gamer converted


a penalty only for it to be disallowed due to encroachment, and the retake hit the post. Read did net twice, but


Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified)


Hurst Green...............2 Alexandra Hotel.........1 THE locals made hard work of booking their place in the next round of the Lancashire Amateur Shield. Not up to their best,


‘trough


with a stunning free kick from 30 yards th a t flew into the top comer. But Hurst Green won it


Alexandra equalised


when leading scorer Young produced a cool finish from the edge of the penalty


they still produced clear- cut chances for Tom Bam- ber, Nicky Wilkinson and Simon Tipton in the first half. , Hurst Green eventually


area. After that Alan Coar hit


took the lead in the second half when Mark Young converted from the spot after Craig Shaw had been fouled.


the post, and Shaw missed a good chance to put the game beyond Alexandra. Hurst Green held out for


victory, and manager Andy Holden will be hop­ ing for better things when his team travel to play Rock Rovers on Saturday.


Chipping cruise


Chipping......................7 Southport Amateurs .1


they were nothing but consolation goals. Man-of-the-match was Oliver McClean.


Wayne earns fine point


Hellifield.................................... 2 Waddinglon..............................2 WADDINGTON gained a valu­ able league point at Hellifield on Saturday. With fellow title challengers


Skipton LMS losing to Gargrave, the villagers retained top spot in


(.T the Craven League. Waddington got off to the worst


possible start, going a goal down in th e second minute when the ir defence failed to deal with a long throw in. But midway -through the first half, the locals were lucky to score


an equaliser when Rob Lloyd latched on to a mis-kicked clear­ ance to score from close range. Waddington could have found


themselves behind immediately from the restart when Parsons was outpaced, only for the Hellifield forward to fire wide with only the keeper to beat. That was brief respite as Helli­


field went back in front 10 minutes from the break with an exact repli-. ca of their first. In the second half, Lloyd's well-


struck shot hit the bar, and Dean put the rebound over.


Martin Cane twice headed good


opportunities wide, but Wayne Boothman made no mistake when he slotted home from close range to give Waddington a deserved equaliser. Other chances fell and were


missed by Andy Haworth and Tim Fagan, and Cane's shot at the end of a good run was well saved. Waddington face a tough home


fixture on Saturday when they entertain Embsay at Twitter Lane. Kick-off is at 2 p.m., and all play­ ers are asked to meet at the ground no later than 1-15 p.m.


Fourth straight win for Lions


. fourth straight -victory on Saturday ■with a superb display of attacking football. Five minutes in, Christophe Pin-


Clitheroe L io n s .........................4 Rolls-Rogce............................... 1 CLITHEROE Lions earned their


nard finished coolly to put the locals ahead, before Pinard nutmegged the keeper to add the second after a good throughball from Jimmy Clegg.


tors pulled a goal back from a free kick that went in off the post, leav­ ing Mashiter no chance, hut the Lions responded well as captain Clegg restored the two goal advan­ tage with a 25-yard drive. Just before half-time, a mistimed


Against the run of play, the -visi­


tackle from the otherwise excellent Matt Day meant a yellow card and a penalty for the Barnoldswick side.


only for Mashiter to save brilliantly to his right, with Pickup completing the clearance. On the hour, leading scorer Zach


Holgate made it 4-1 with a looping header, after good work from man of the match Gaughan and pressure from Clegg. The Lions are now second in the


table and travel to runaway leaders Oxenhope Recreation on Saturday.


IMPRESSIVE Chipping brushed aside Southport Amateurs on Saturday. The locals went in front


■via right back Tom Drap­ er, who netted with a cheeky lob. The lead was doubled


brave efforts of keeper James Farrell. However, this spurred


the end. Leighton bagged the


through man-of-the-match Oliver Johnson’s first goal for the club, finishing well from Chris Leighton’s cen­ tre. Striker Steve Proctor


netted a brace before half­ time, on both occasions jinking past defenders and pro-viding typically assured finishes to send Chipping into the break 4-0 up. The second half began


with Southport applying a little pressure of their own, and they netted a well- taken goal, despite the


before Simon Coulter pulled one back, but another slip at the back saw Carletpn take a 3-1 lead. New boy Stoddart made


WFC ...........................4 Carleton.....................7 AFTER coming from behind to take the lead, WFC threw it all away. WFC went 2-0 down,


fifth with a deft chip, and Proctor rounded off anoth­ er superb hat-trick when he latched onto an excel­ lent Phil Peck cross to almost burst the net with an explosive finish from 10 yards. The final goal was


the villagers on as they netted three more before


Whalleg Jnrs U14S . .6 BlueStar . ........... .. .1 WHALLEY produced their'best performance to date to continue their good start to the season. The locals dominated


from the off and went close several times before Connor Ripley fired them into the lead midway through the first half, with Will Kenyon increasing the lead soon after. Ripley completed his


hat-trick before half­ time as Whalley went into the break 4-0 up. A goal from Richard


Lang increased the lead, before Blue Star pulled one back, but Whalley responded with another Ripley goal. Roefield Jnrs U12s .2 St Joseph's ...............1 JAMES Duerden hit two as Roefield earned a deserved win. Roefield’s early pres­


Lostock St. Gerards in the Guildhall Cup at home on .^turday, kick-off 2 p.m.


scored by reserve keeper Matt Ireland, making a cameo appearance up front, diving in to power home a bullet header from a Peck cross. Chipping entertain


Waggon let lead slip


ahead through substitute Oakley. A blatant foul on right


it 3-2 with a quality finish, and they levelled with a delightful chip from Hick- ling. The locals were full of


Hockey club off to great start Dog take locai spoils


confidence at half-time, and deservedly went 4-3


',5 They newly-promoted locals opened their cam­ paign with an 11-1 win over Rossall, with Rachel Walmsley netting eight goals, to add to efforts from Judith Hunter, Bronte Box-Morton and Nicola Horsfall. And they went one bet­ ter to win 12-0 at Lancast-


CLITHEROE Ladies’ Hockey Club have started th e new season with a bang.


sley dazzled the Lancaster defence with her skill to make it 2-0. Excellent passing play


from the midfield set up Wahnsley to score her sec­ ond, before she completed her hat-trick. Liz Collins hit the fifth,


lowed by a great finish from left winger Pauline Moorby to make the score 10-0. Ju d ith Hunter pro­


duced a great pass for Box to score goal number 11.


before beating two players to set Walmsley up for her fourth of the game. In the second half,


■J- er.Bronte Box-Morton broke the. deadlock in the 10th minute, before Walm­


Box-Morton scored her


Rachel Box crafted a goal for herself, and daughter Bronte found herself in front of goal to score her second. Liz Maskell netted, fol­


third late on to complete a well deserved hat-trick. Clitheroe are now


unbeaten in 16 months. The second team's


game was cancelled, but Clitheroe were awarded three points and a 4-0 -vic­


;P0RT m ASSOCIATION W ITH P3


tory, which means they are unbeaten and head the Third Division. They s ta r ted the ir


campaign with a 2-1 win over Longridge fourths, with goals from Emma Taylor and Bella Towler. Anyone wanting to


play, or s ta r t playing, hockey can find out fur­ ther information' a t clitheroehockeyclub@hot mail.co.uk, or contact Hannah (07855337708).


Dog Sports B a r ............5 Horseshoe............... ■ .1 A BRACE from Danny Sharpies plus strikes from Scott Brunker, Paul Par- rington and an own goal ensured Dog Sports Bar took all three points in this local derby. The Wellgate side took


the lead after three min­ utes from a corner, with Sharpies squaring for man- of-the-match Brunker to slot home from close range. Barrington then latched


onto a throughball and found the bottom corner, before Sharpies lobbed the keeper from just inside the


winger Woodhead in the box should have resulted in a penalty, but the referee was uncon-vinced, and Car­ leton were then awarded two penalties in controver­ sial circumstances both of which were saved by Harg­ reaves. • But Carleton equalised,


and then went ahead with 15 minutes left. Crumbling under the


pressure. Waggon col­ lapsed and Carleton scored a fiuther two goals.


Horseshoe half. A momentary lapse of


sure saw Duerden net within five minutes, and good goalkeeping by Elliot Shepherd kept the locals’ lead in ta c t at half-time. After Duerden netted


his second, there was a late scare when the visi­ tors broke through the Roefield defence to score. But the locals held


strong for the last few minutes to take the points. Ossie PC . . . . — . . .1 Langho Jnrs Ulls . .0 IN-FORM ■ Langho went to Ossie looking to close the gap on the top two. However, a poor refer­


eeing decision on the stroke of half-time gave Ossie a corner, from which they inevitably scored. Despite lots of posses­


in the second half, before Tom Smith's long throw from the edge of the box forced an unlucky defender to head into his own net. Another long throw


concentration allowed the Bawdlands side to pull one back just before half-time. Both teams had chances


sion. and pressure throughout the game, Langho could not find any goals to reward their good play. Rishton U td .............J Wolves UIOs Green . .1 WOLVES shared the points against some determined opposition in this their first away match of the season. Starting strongly, the


local youngsters took a quick first half lead through Tom Jackson. The second half was


from Matt Day allowed Sharpies to power in a header from close range just before the final whis­ tle.


again in the cup on Sun­ day.


Dog play Horseshoe


much more evenly bal­ anced though with plen­ ty of opportunities for both sides and although Wolves defended their lead well they couldn't prevent the home side nicking an equaliser before the end. , Nathan Mitchell was Glitheroe's star man.


lOYEARSOFSEfll/ICE - f


X Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified)


www.clitheroetoday.co.uk


Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, October 5th, 2006 63 Sport Information Desk Memorial honour unibond FOOTBALL


LEAGUE First Division P W D L P


EasU\'OodTn......... 11 8 I 2 25 Bradford PA.........11 8 1 2 25 Buxton.................*9 6 2 1 20 GammcllLaird ....10 5 4 1 19 AkagcrTn............10 6 1 3 19 CLITHEROE ....10 6 0 4 18 StocksbridgePS ...11 5 2 4 17 ColwynBay ........1 0 -5 2 3 17 Ossett Albion......... .9 5 1 3 16 H’gate Railway....11 5 1 5 16 S’shcd Dynamo....10 5 1 4 16 BriggTn ............ 10 4 3 3 15 Woodley Sports...... 9 4 2 3 14 RossendaleUtd....lO 4 2 4 14 Skel’daleUtd......... .9 4 1 4 13 BelperTn.............. 8 3 2 3 11 BamberBridge ....12 2 5- 5 11 Goole................. 19 3 2 5 11 K’grove Athletic ....7 3 1 3 10 GrcsleyRovers ....10 3 1 6 10 WarringtonTn .....7 2 0 5 6 BridlingtonTn ....11 1 3 7 6 Chorlcy................9 1 0 8 3 Wakefield.............10 0 0 10 0


EAST LANCASHIRE


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


I.ancs Amateur Cup 1.


Hurst Green 2, Alexandra Hotel First Division


ton 5, Peel Park 1. Second Division


Langho 2, Colne Utd 3; Riming-


Sabden 3, Rawtenstall 6. Rcsenc Division


First Division


FIXTURES Saturday


V Langho; Rock Rovers v Hurst Green.


Second Division


BGSOB V Sabden; Read Utd v Burnley Boj^ Club.. Resene Division '


Bacup CC V Clitheroe RBL; -


Langho v Colne Utd; Rimington v BGSOB; Settle Utd v Read Utd. TABLES


Hurst Green v Goodshaw Utd;


Silsden...............8 6 2 0 20 Rimington..........9 6 2 1 20 RockRovers . . . .7 5 1 1 16 Hurst Green . . . .6 5 0 1 15 Enfield...............7 4 0 3 12 Colne U td ..........7 3 1 3 10 Stackstcads........7 3 1 3 10 Goodshaw Utd ..6 3 0 3 9 Kelbrook........... 6 3 0 3 9 Worsthome........6 3 0 3 9 Langho...............8 3 0 5 9 Settle Utd ..........7 1 1 5 4 WittonPark . . . .9 1 0 8 3 PoelPark........... 7 0 0 7 0 Second Division P W D L P


First Division P W D L P


Colne Utd v Rimington; Enfield Clitheroc RBL 4, Read Utd 5;


Utd 2, Rimington 8; Rock Rovers 1. Langhol.


Enfield 1, Hurst Green 3; Read Second Division


3; Dog Sports Bar 5, Horseshoe 1; Helmshore Harriers 6, Forts Arms 4; Station 1, Boca Seniors 3; Ossy Refugees 3, Commercial OB 2. FIXTURES Sunday


Clayton le Moors 1, Low Moor Teriy Caltcrmolc Trophy


(King George’s); Commercial OB V Sation (Marl Pits); Dog and Otter V Stanley St Clarets (Wil­ son’s); Dog Sports Bar v Horse­ shoe (Roefield); Duke of Welling­ ton V Gt Harwood Rovers (Wil­ son’s); Welly Clayton v Stanhill WMC (King George’s). First Division


Boca Seniors v Griffin’s Head


(Marl Pits); Globe Bullough v Doglnn(Bullough). Second Division


Commercial v Church Town (Roefield).


Low Moor V Ossy Refugees TABLES


First Division P W D L P


DogandOtter.......5 4 1 0 13 Dukeof Wellington .3 2 1 0 7 Church Town........2 2 0 0 6 Griffin’s Head........2 2 0 0 6 Dog Inn .............. 3 2 0 1 6 Gt Harwood Rovers 3 1 0 2 3 StanhillWMC.......3 1 0 2 3 Commercial..........3 1 0 2 3 GlobeBuliough ....3 0 0 3 0 Stanley St Clarets ..5 0 0 5 0 Second Division P W D L P


Boca Seniors..........5 5 0 0 15 Station ................5 3 0 2 9 Welly Clajdon...... 4 2 1 I 7 Dog Sports Bar__4 2 1 1 7 Ossy Refugees.......4 2 1 1 7 Clayton le Moors.. .5 2 0 3 6 Helmshorc Harriers .3 2 0 1 6 Low Moor.............3 1 1 1 4 FortsArms...........5 1 0


Horseshoe........... .2 0 0 2 0 Commercial OB... .4 0 0 4 0


4 3 SMART AND COOK


ROEFIELD LEISURE FIVE-A-SIDE


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


Ridgeways Five 6, Chris Leem- ings 11; Beer Can 8, Mad Dogs 1; RVR Rovers 7, Real Tetchy 0;


New Inn 3, White Horse 3;


Dunop Who 0, Beer Can 0. FIXTURES Tonight


Horse; 9-35 a.m. - Dunop Who v Mad Dogs; 10-10 a.m. - Real Tetchy v Beer Can; 10-45 a.m. - Ridgewa}^ Five v New Inn; 11-20 a.m. - RVR Rovers v Beer Can; 11-55 a.m. - Horse Shoe v Chris Leemings.


WARBURTON


YOUTH LEAGUE RESULTS


B’daleUtd.........7 6 1 0 19 BGSOB.............8 5 1 2 16 Mill Hill.............7 4 2 1 14 Padihara........... 8 4 1 3-13 B’ford Celtic . . . ,7 4 0 3 12 ClitherocRBL .,8 4 0 4 12 Rawtenstall........8 4 0 4 12 Read Utd........... 8 4 0 4 12 Belvedere...........8 3 2 3 11 BTordYCW , , . .5 3 1 1 10 Bacup C C ..........7 3 1 3 10 Osw. St Mary’s ..8 2 2 4 8 B’wick Tbwn . . . . 7 . 2 0 5 6 Ely Boys’Club ,.8 1 1 6 4 Sabden...............8 1 0 7 3 Resene Division P W D L P


Spirit of Youth 2. League: Brierfield Celtic Blue


Cup: Readstone Utd Yellow 5, Under 13


1, Clitheroe Wolves 5. Under 14


Wolves 4, Bacup 0. Under 15


Clitheroe Wolves Rangers 4, Bamoldswick Barons 4; Clitheroe


Bacup 2, Readstone Utd 2. TABLES Under 12 P W D L P


Rimington........7 7 0 0 21 Langho............. 8 6 2 0 20 Worsthorae........9 5 1 3 16 Colne Utd..........8 4 3 1 15 Peel Park............8 5 0 3 15 Enfield ..............8 4 1 3 13 Hurst Green . . . .6 3 1 2 10 Stacksteads........9 1 5 3 8 Rock Rovers. . . .7 1 4 2 7 BGSOB..............6 2 0 4 6 Goodshaw Utd . .6 1 3 2 6 Rawtenstall . . . .6 1 1 4 4 Read U td ..........7 1 1 5 4 Kcibrook............6 1 0 5 3 Settle Utd..........7 1 0 6 3


HARRY DEWHURST


MEMORIAL LEAGUE RESULTS


Otter 4; Stanley St Clarets 1, Church Town 6.


Stanhill WMC 0, Dog and First Division


AKZO..................4 4 0 0 12 (iolne Clarets........4 4 0 0 12 Burnley Utd..........4 3 1 0 10 BTieldCelticBl. ...5 3 1 1 10 Tod. Borough........4 2 0 2 6 Colne................... 6 2 0 4 6 B’cliffeRowrs...... 6 2 0 4 6 Bacup..................6 2 0 4 6 B’wick Barons.......5 2 0 3 6 B’field Celtic Red ..5 1 0 4 3 Ighten Leigh..........3 0 0 3 0 Under 13 P W D L P


•Daneshouse..........6 2 1 3 7 Trawden Celtic ... .4 1 1 2 4 B’wick Tn.............3 1 1 1 4 Tod.se................4 1 0 3 3 B’field Celtic Bl. ...5 1 0 4 3 R’stone Utd Blue.. .6 1 0 5 3 -3B’\rickBarons ...2 1 0 1 0 B'field Celtic R.......3 0 0 3 0


B’cliffe Rovers...... 6 6 0 0 18 R’stoneUtdY........6 5 0 1 15 Junior Clarets ...... 5 3 2 0 11 Pendle Forest........6 3 1 2 10 C’roe Wolves..........4 3 0 1 9 Tod. Borough........7 3 0 4 9 Fulledge Colts...... 7 3 0 4 9


9 a.m. - Bucksters v White


Colne .................8 7 1 0 22 B’field Celtic R. .-..7 6 0 1 18 C’roe Wolves .......6 6 0 0 18 B’cliffe Rovers ....6 5 1 0 16 Bacup.................7 4 1 2 13 Tod.se...............7 4 1 2 13 B’field Celtic Bl. ..7 4 0 3 12 Ighten Leigh........9 4 0 5 12 Trawden Celtic... .7 3 0 4 9 Junior Clarets ....9 3 0 6 9 Tod. Borough.......8 I 3 4 6 B’wick Tn Red....7 1 2 4 5 -SC’roe Wolves Rn. 6 2 1 3 4 Jnr Clarets Colts .


Under M P W D L P


B’wick Barons ... .6 0 2 4 2 . 8 1 0 7 3


B'wick Tn Blue .. .6 0 0 6 0 Under 15 P W U L P


B’cliffe Rovers ....6 6 0 0 18 Colne Clarets.......8 6 0 2 18 B’wick Tn............6 5 0 1 15 Cliviger Colts.......5 5 0 0 15 Cowling Youth ... .8 4 1 3 13 Ighten Leigh........6 4 0 2 12 Colne .................7 3 1 3 10 -3Tod.Borough ...5 4 0 1 9 Fhilledge (^olts R.. .5 2 0 3 6 Red Star............. 5 2 0 3 6 Readstone Utd... .6 1 1 4 4 Bacup.................6 1 1 4 4 B’field Celtic...... 6 1 0 5 3 FuiledgeColts ....8 1 0 7 3 Brunlea...............7 0 0 7 0


THWAITES


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL LEAGUE


FINAL TABLES Premier Division P W D L P


RBL A ............. 18 13 1 4161 Castle A........... 18 13. 1 4 IGl Buck A.............. 18 11 3 4153 BillingtonA.......18 10 4 4151 White Hart.......18 5 6 7123 RBLB.............. 18 8 4 6122 St Peter's IIG ...18 7 3 8120 BuckB.............. 18 5 1 12 98 White Horse A.. .18 2 5 11 91 Pendle A ...........18 0 4 14 74 First Division P W D L P


Waggon A .........18 10 4 4151 Bay Horse.........18 9 5 4140 Lower Buck .A ...18 9 3 6135 White Horse B...18 8 5 5135 Stork A ............ 18 7 6 5133 Red Pump.........18 7 4 7129 Whalley Arms . .M8 6 7 5127 Lower BuckB ...18 4 5 9112 Stork B ............ 18 5 3 10104 Brown Cow .......18 3 2 13 91 Second Division P W D L P


Coach & Horses . .16 12 3 1148 Royal Oak A __16 10 1 5126 Craven A ............16 7 4 5121 Con. Club .........16 7 4 5120 Horse Shoe.......... 10 7 3 6116 Low Moor.......... 16 7 2 7111 Waggon B .........16 6 1 9 97 Station................16 3 2 11 92 Dog...................16 2 2 12 77


Tiiird Division P W D L P


RBLC ..............18 15 1 2167 Castle B ............18 12 3 3162 Bridge.................18 8 7 3138 BuckD...............18 9 4 5133 Buck Wrinkleys. .18 8 3 7133 White Lion..........18 8 2 8130 Pendle B .............18 8 2 8119 Craven B.............18 4 1 13 98 Royal Oak B.......18 3 1 14 87 De Lacy ............18 1 4 13 64 Ladies’ League P W D L P


Buck B ...............16 13 0 3126 Pendle................ 16 14 0 2120 RBL A ..............16 12 0 4116 Royal Oak ........ 16 10 0 6 93 Buck A .............. 16 5 0 11 71 DeLacy ............16 5 0 11 71 RBLB ..............16 5 0 11 59 Kings Arms .......16 4 0 12 53 BuckC.............. 16 4 0 12 49 • The presentation night,


sponsored by Thwaites, will be held tonight at the S tation, starting at 8 p.tn. with the pres­ entation a t about 9-30 p.m. Entertainment will be provided by a former Stars in -Tour Eyes winner and supper will be pro-


they must send a representative as fixtures tor the new season, which starts next week, will be


AH teams are reminded that


circulated. There is also a raffle on the


night and prizes will l)e very wel­ come.


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS


LEAGUE FLXTHRES Monday


Firsi Division


Moor V Craven Heifcn Legion B v Waddington; Royal Oak v Buck


Inn. Second Division


Michael and John’s v Bro\vn Cow; Black Horse v Legion A.


Horse Shoe v White Lion; St


RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES’DARTS '


5, De Lacy 7; Billington 5, Judge 7; Black Bull 10, Brown Cow 2; Low Moor 12, Bay Horse 0; Craven 5, Catholic 7. HIGH SCORES


Castle 6, Black Horse 6; RBL


ASSOCIATION RESULTS


140 - B. Parker; 137 - L. Smithies; 132 - B. Parken 125 - R. Bolton, A. M. Bellanca; 123 - L. Smithies; 121 - C. Snider, Y. Kay, M. Taylor, L. MacDonald; 117 - J. Cunliffe; 114 - P. Dewhurst; 113 - B. Grives; i l l - A. Haworth; 107 - L. Green; 105- L. Lambe; 101 - A. Haydock; 100 - J. Johnson, E. Jungbluth, V. Stevenson, S. Flannery. LEAGUE PLACINGS


154 - L. Proctor; 144 - N. Smith; Low Moor....................... P


DeLacy .....................................23 Judge..........................................21 Billington BC...............................19 Roj-al British Legion..................... 18 Black Bull....................................17 Castle ........................................ 15 Black Horse................................ 15 Craven........................................ 14 Catholic SC ................................ 13 Bay Horse....................................11 Brown Cow..................................11


27


BLACKBURN AND DISTRICT


BADMINTON


ASSOCIATION RESULTS


First Division


holme 15-234 (19); Stanhill A 2- 143 (4), YMCA 14-231 (18); Ciitheroe A 10-211 (14), Clitheroe B 6-169 (9); St Phillip’s 12-215 (16), Colne 4-147 (6). Second Division


14-227 (18); Cardin^A5-159 (8), Abacus A11-212 (15); Westholme B 13-225 (17, St Nicholas 3-119 (5); Telecom B 9-194 (12), Inde­


Olympics 2-127 (4), Halsteads


pendent B 7-171 (10). Third Division


Matthew’s 4-148 (6); Westholme C 12-211 (16), Stanhill C 40-153 (7); Abacus B 9-200 (13), Cardi­ nals B 7-192 (10); College 14-227 (18), Telecom B 3-118 (5).


Avondale 12-226 (16), St CLITHEROE AND


DISTRICT NETBALL LEAGUE


finaltabi.es First Division P W D L P


Alpes..................20 17 0 3 54 RV Misschicks ... .20 14 1 5 49 Hmr of ther Dog ..20 12 1 7 44 Young Farmers ...20 12 0 8 43 Millercare...........20 1 0 19 15 The Winchester .. .20 3 0 17 14 Second Division P W D L P


RV Rangers........18 14 0 4 46 RBL ..................18 9 1 8 36 C’roeLightEng ...18 8 1 9 33 HairoftheDog3..18 6 2 10 29 Waddington........18 5 0 13 22 RibbleValley2....18 1 0 17 11 Third Division P W D L P


of the Dog ...18 18 0 0 54


Chipping Rejects ..13 10 2 1 35 RV Rebels...........14 9 2 3 34 Billington...........14 9 0 5 31 Dunkenlialgh...... 13 9 0 4 29 Ragdolls.............13 7 0 7 27 BowlandBabes ...14 5 0 9 20 LionsLadics........14 3 0 11 11 RV Cheeky Girls . .14 1 0 13 8


Independent A1-139 (3), West- Swan A v Pendle Inn; Low


CLITHEROE RUFC's scheduled game against Fylde Saracens on Satur­ day was called off late on Friday evening, when the opposition failed to raise a side. At the moment there is


some confusion as to any points deduction penalty, and the fixture is provi­ sionally pencilled in to be replayed this Saturday (3 p.m.). On Sunday, a Olitheroe


XV were pleased to accept the in-vitation of Skipton RFO to play in a memorial fixture for a former player. This was especially fit­


ting as the family hail from the Olitheroe area. Olitheroe lost 29-26 in


an entertaining, all-action game. Olitheroe were honoured


to play a small part in what was a poignant after­ noon.


Clilheroe C o l ls .........15 Glossop B Colls........ 49 THE scoreline belies a match in which the home side came of age against the leaders. Olitheroe, with only 14


players, lookdd and played like a team, and impressed spectators in the first 10 minutes with a display of attacking rugby which began with a steal from the -visitors. And from a penalty just


outside the Glossop 22, Glitheroe's Lafranceschina put a marker down that the locals meant business. Unfortunately, Glossop


began to take advantage of their extra man, and by running the ball wide they scored their first of four first half tries. But before the end of


the half, Glitheroe also went over through flanker Alex Newton.


Just before the half­


time whistle, Joe Lee took an accidental knock to the head in an heroic defensive tackle which ended his game, and left the home side two men down. In the second half Glos­


sop took advantage of their overlap and ran in more tries to capitalise on their advantage. The Glitheroe work-rate


was exemplary in trying to cover the gaps - effort which was rewarded once more when Simon Gowgill off loaded to Jacob Shorrock to power over the line, Lafranceschina kicking the conversion. The Golts next home


match at Littlemoor Park is on Sunday, October 22nd when they welcome Liverpool Gollegiate, kick­ off 12-30 p.m.


Knockouts decided


TWO of the three men’s knockout finals were played at Whalley Golf Glub on Sunday. The President’s Putter greensomes


final was won by Danny Liles and Roger Altham, who were level par gross in beat­ ing Ghris Blackadder and John Sherry by 2 and 1. Liles sealed -victory by dri-ving onto the


green on the 322-yard 17th hole, and Altham stroked the remaining 70 foot putt to within two inches of the hole. The Postlethwaite Gup singles final


was also a close-fought affair between Mike Gonroy and Rob Hilton. All square after 12 holes, Gonroy won


four holes in succession to take the title by 4 and 2. On Saturday, members competed in


the September medal. The ever-consistent Mel Earle took


top spot with 78-10-68. Ghris Blackadder (78-6-72) took the


Division One prize, while John Jobes (82- 13-69) lead the way in Division Two, with Martin Shorrock (92-23-69) taking Division Three. Andy White (74) won the best gross


prize. Jane Smedley won the LGU Medal at


Whalley by four shots. She carded 85-15-70 to see off Anne


Prior (100-26-74), who took second from Joan "Whittaker (96-21-75), Eileen Lambert won the singles stable-


ford at Glitheroe when she amassed 38 points. Ghris Stokes (36) won the twos competition. Home club members Sheila Parman


and Gill McDonnell were joined by-Eric Parman and Steve Hardy to total 42 points and win the open mixed team event at Stonyhurst Park. They needed a card play-off to edge out


home members Betty and John Austin and Glitheroe’s Eileen and Ian Lambert. Stonyhurst’s Joyce and Malcolm Keny­ on were joined by L. and J. Bury to take


third place. The ladies team of three stableford was


won by Margaret McAllester, Gill McDonnell and Sheila Parman with 77 points. Two points adrift were Joyce Kenyon, Frances Lee and Kathleen Hargreaves


and third place was taken by Josephine Porter, Dorothy Harrison and Jean Gow- ard. Lynn Scholes had a nett 70 to claim


the Maureen Ormerod three clubs and a putter event ahead of lady captain Mar­ garet Duckett and Gewn Park. The Daily Mail Foursomes qualifier


was played in torrential rain but that did not stop Betty Austin and Susan Kirk netting 77 Vz to beat Margaret Garring- ton and Joyce Kenyon into second place. Lynn Scholes was back at the top of


the leaderboard with a nett 76 to edge out Sheila Parman and Anne Hudson. And she made it a hat-trick of wins in


the .Shirebum Trophy when her 33 points were enough to beast Betty Austin and janette Dowdy. The latter improved by two places to


win the September Medal ahead of Betty Austin and Margaret Duckett. The Hales fell at the final hurdle in


Glitheroe GC’s Mixed Knockout Final, Sarah and father Simon lost in the final


to the more experienced Helen Maginn and veteran Brian Stokes by four and two. Peter Gatlows season ended on a high


with a brilliant nett 65 to take the First Division of the medal but Daniel Preedy confirmed his quality with a nett 66 off six to take second. Simon Swindells and Michael Heaps


both returned 69s but Simon's better back nine gave him the edge for third. Paul Wood continues to figure in the


prize lists and his nett 70 was good enough to win the Second Di-vision. Gary Moores eased into second spot


with the same 72 as third placed Roger Williams, leaving Brian Edmondson -with a shout for fourth prize -with a creditable 73.


Andrew Heesom, who else? took the


gross prize with a level par 71. Gillespie and Dean invited Tim Stanley


to join them in the three man team event and it proved a successful partnership. They had a winning margin over Miles


Wade, Gary Speak and Mike Tattersall to claim first prize. Scott Redfearn had a nett 70 return to


take the junior medal prize with a clear ■winning, margin over the impro-ving Andy Mercer.


SPORT IN ASSOCIATION WITH P3 COMPUTERS: CELEBRATING 10 YEARS OF SERVICE


Page 1  |  Page 2  |  Page 3  |  Page 4  |  Page 5  |  Page 6  |  Page 7  |  Page 8  |  Page 9  |  Page 10  |  Page 11  |  Page 12  |  Page 13  |  Page 14  |  Page 15  |  Page 16  |  Page 17  |  Page 18  |  Page 19  |  Page 20  |  Page 21  |  Page 22  |  Page 23  |  Page 24  |  Page 25  |  Page 26  |  Page 27  |  Page 28  |  Page 29  |  Page 30  |  Page 31  |  Page 32  |  Page 33  |  Page 34