- n 46 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, December 14th, 2006 www.ciitheroetoday.co.uk.. Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified)


as Blues out


again


Clitheroe........................1 Bamber Bridge.... ......2 NEW Clitheroe boss Neil Reynolds didn't get the ideal first result of his managerial career at Shawbridge on Saturday against his former team Bamber Bridge. In fact he saw the ill-


disciplined side he and fel­ low manager Peter Smith have inherited pick up fur­ ther bookings, and battle back from a goal down, only to be reduced to 10 men when James Dean picked up his third red card of the season. Brig netted a winner shortly after as a result,


.and the Blues were left to rue a couple of earlier squandered opportunities by the imposing striker that would have served him as hero rather than villain. It was the reckless tack­


les of unpopular former Blue Jeff Underwood that sparked the controversy, though, as after defecting to the Preston side last week, the right-back was intent on leaving his mark on his old team mates, and did so with just a yel­ low card to his name. It was after such a chal­


lenge on substitute Dar­ rell Avery, that left the midfielder crumpled on the floor, that Dean threw the ball at Underwood while he was on the ground. The referee didn't see it,


but thanks to the lines­ man the striker was given his marching orders. Earlier, in an otherwise


uneventful first half, Bamber Bridge took the lead shortly after the break when Simon Gamer was pulled out of position at left back and a probing ball was played in behind him. The initial shot from


the wing was saved by Paul Horridge at his near post, but Ryan Salmon was on hand to gobble up the rebound. Clitheroe came into


their own after half-time and both Craig Sargeson


and Dean tested Brig keeper David Newnes. New signing from Barnoldswick Town, Tom Bartlett, made way for Ian Johnson, and Dean had two good opportuni­ ties to equalise. His first saw him strike


over the bar on the turn from just inside the box, and his second was an air shot - both the kind of efforts the sure-footed striker has taken in his stride in recent weeks. Perhaps unfairly, any­


thing that comes off the end of his foot in the box this season is expected-to find the target, such is his goals to games ratio. However, it was left to


another swift Avery strike from all of 25 yards to pull Clitheroe level on the hour. The ball came out to


the central midfielder and he rifled a low shot through a packed area and in off the post. But unlike his winner


against Halesowen last month, it counted for nothing when he was scythed down by his for­ mer team mate and the Blues, who reside rock bottom of the league's fair play table, were reduced to 10 men. New centre half and


former reserve team play­ er. Tom Benfield, also rejoining


from


Barnoldswick, then slipped up with a poor back pass, unaware that Salmon was on his shoul­ der, and the Brig striker was in and around Hor­ ridge to net the 80th minute winner. The grounding and abil­


ity is there for Reynolds and Smith to build upon but the discipline w i l l ' need some work if they intend to maintain a regu­ lar team line up. Clitheroe: Horridge,


Nay, Garner, Benfield, Anderson, Daniels, Sarge­ son, Jones, Dean, Bartlett (Johnson), Dempsey (Avery). Not used: Bain. ADRIAN CAPSTICK


day, in the quarter-final of the Craven Challenge Cup. Kick-off is at 1-30 p.m.


■


at Twitter Lane, all play­ ers should meet at the Pavilion at 12-45 p.m.


WADDINGTON FC entertain Grass-


Meanwhile, the club are ington United on Satur­


holding a sportsman s din­ ner in the New Year at tne Mytton Fold hotel. Former World Snooker


champion Dennis Taylor will be a guest speaker at the event, while comedy will be provided by Dusty Young.


Held on Friday, Janu­


ary 26th, with tickets priced at £30, the club are hoping to see many of Waddington's past players and committee members at the dinner. For further details con­


tact Jim Tierney on 01200 422344 (home) or


07890397473 (mobile). The team are pictured


with their new kit, pre­ sented to them by Mr Westley Horsfield, owner of Meriswear Outlet “Seven”. (B021206/4)


Hurst Green are closing in


Willon Park ........... 1 Burst Green ........... 2 HURST Green moved to within two points of East Lancashire League leaders Rimin^on with a 2-1 win at Witton Park. And with games in hand


on both the leaders and second-placed Rock Rovers, they are well placed to strike for the title in the second half of the season. But they did not have


everything their own way against their lowly oppo­ nents on a bobbly, difficult pitch. Early in the game an


uncharacteristic mistake by central defender Tony ■Coupe opened the door for the home side, but a bril­ liant, last-ditch tackle by Tom Bamber prevented a certain goal. Hurst Green responded


with chances of their own, and Danny Walker forced a fine save before Graham McEwan twice shot over the crossbar when well placed. McEwan made no mis­


take when presented with a third chance as, on the half-hour, he lobbed the


advancing keeper to give the title-chasers the lead. Further chances fell to


Walker and Mark Young before the interval, but there was no change to the scoreline and the opening stages of the second peri­ od were a fairly even con­ test. Andy Whaites appeared


to have settled the issue on the hour,scoring with a fine header from a corner. But Witto'n Park had


other ideas and pulled a goal back from a corner 10 minutes later. Shortly after that. Wit-


ton had strong claims for a penalty waved away by the referee, but with 10 minutes to go they were awarded a spot kick which was, fortunately, smashed against the base of the post before rebounding to safety. Hurst Green managed


to see out the remainder of the game from that point and will look to bank another three points when they take on Kelbrook at home on Saturday (2 p.m.).


Rimington Reserves ..7 Goodshaw Reserves . .1 RIMINGTON returned to form with an impressive home display against Goodshaw. Having missed a hatful


of chances in their 4-;3 defeat at Worsthorne last week, the home side soon made amends with a glut of goals. Rimington took the


lead early on when Matt Garner broke down the left to cross perfectly for Gari Haslam, poised on the back post, to convert easily. ' Garner then turned


frqm provider to scorer, doubling the lead after rounding the keeper for an easy tap-in. Goodshaw pulled a goal


back, Andrew Black- ledge's poor clearance only finding a visiting player who unleashed a fierce shot into the top left hand corner. Garner was replaced by


Mark Leach at half-time through injury, and the youngster proved to be a more than able deputy. It was Leach who gave Rimington a deserved


two-goal cushion when he pounced on a loose ball to' scramble past the keeper. The substitute then


added another to the dis­ may of the. Goodshaw players, who felt their keeper had the ball in both hands when Leach forced it home. Next came a bit of for­


tune as Jack Dearden's square ball into the box was missed completely by Haslam, only to rebound into the net off a Good­ shaw defender. The visitors had to


Spirited battle in vain


for locals


Clitheroe RUFC......19 UCLAN..................35 A SPIRITED, but again error-strewn, performance against a well-organised, and well-drilled student side saw Clitheroe slip to another disappointing defeat. With the going at Lit-


tlemoor described as soft to heavy, Clitheroe were hoping that the conditions would suit their heavier side. However, the University


side were first to strike, with the visitors’ classy centre going in for his first of the afternoon. At least this got the


Maroons’ pack fired up, and they responded in fine fashion by producing a text book driving maul, ruthlessly resisting the attempts to collapse the melee, to cross from fully 20 metres out. ' There was some conjec­


ture over who claimed the score, but it's pistols


■ drawn between prop Mark Curphy and lock Steve Dowson for the try! However UCLAN were


playing well, using their speedy back line to good effect, and just before the interval scored two more tries in quick succession. The second period saw


endure yet more own goal misery when an attempt­ ed defensive clearance from Danny Anderson's long ball was.mis-hit and lobbed the keeper. The rout was completed ■


by man-of-the-match Gary Brunskill, his shot taking a kind deflection past the keeper. A better performance


from the home side then, who'll need to maintain their standards to beat a Colne side who haven't lost since the first day of the season against Rim­ ington.


to back wins for Readstone against the same opposi­


trick, and braces from Jade Howson and player-of-the- match Rickella Green, as well as a Charley Almond effort helped Readstone to a comfortable win. The rout completed back


Readslone Utd Under 13s Girls...................... 12 Nelson................... 1 MELISSA McKay scored four goals as Readstone emphatically thumped Nel­ son to go top of the tabla A Jodie Simpson hat-


Melissa hits four for leaders


player-of-the-match Jodie Simpson and Jade Howson and strikes from Melissa McKay and Jade Bolton secured an excellent victory. Readslone Vid Under 13s Yellow .................... 4 Pendle Forest............ 2 RBADSTONE bounced back from their disappoint­ ing exit from the LFA Cup last week to go top of the league. In difficult weather con-


tion, after winning 6-1 the previous week. Two goals each from


ditions Readstone found themselves three goals up at half-time, but with the wind at their backs, Pendle pulled two back in the sec­ ond half, before the Under 13s added another to seal victory.


Readstone's goals were


shared out between Rhys Bleasdale, Lloyd Standen, Danny Martin and Connor Stuttard, with keeper Scott Martin making several outstanding saves to main­


Clitheroe try to up the tempo, and the quick tap penalty routine produced dividends^ Indeed, Clitheroe forced


a position five metres out, and quick as a flash, scrum half Dan Smith was over, under the posts. Clitheroe even crossed


the line again in identical ■fashion to the first try, but the referee pulled them back for an earlier infringement. The town team then


suffered a blow, when influential three-quarter Nathan Peel was led off with suspected concus­ sion. A reshuffle in the backs


tain their advantage. Readslone Under 10s . .0 Colne FC Whites .......1 THE UNDER lOS nar­ rowly missed out on victo­ ry in the cup after an enter­ taining encounter against Colne FC.


first half to s'ecure their place in the next round, and despite creating numerous goalscoring opportunities, Readstone failed to find the net.


Colne scored early in the


was the last thing Clitheroe needed against the students area of strength, and it was per­ haps not a great surprise when they wrapped up the game with a couple more tries. With a lengthening


injury list, the Christmas break cannot come soon enough. ■ Before that they travel to Lytham on Saturday to meet Fylde Saracens.


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UNIBOND FOOTBALL


LEAGUE First Division P W D L P


Buxton.................24 15 7 2 52 StocksbridgePS ..24 14 5 5 47 Eastwood Tn. . . . .22 12 5 5 41 CobvynBay ........24 12 5 7 41 CammellI^rd ...21 11 7 3 40 Bradford PA ........21 12 -3 6 39 RossendaleUtd...22 11 4 7 37 H'gateRailway...24 11 3 10 36 OssettAlbion ....19 11 1 7 34 BriggTn............. 24 10 4 10 34 Woodley Sports. . .20 9 6 5 33 AlsagerTn........... 22 10 3 9 33 GresleyRovers ...22 10 3 9 33 S’shed Dynamo . . .23 9 4 10 31 Bamber Bridge ...25 8 5 12 29 Goole...................23 8 5 10 29 Skel’daleUtd........20 7 4 9 25 CLITHEROE ...20 7 3 10 24 K’groveAthletic ..17 6 3 8 21 BelperTn ...........20 6 3 11 21 Warrington Tn ...20 6 2 12 20 Wakefield............. 24 4 5 15 17 Bridlington Tn ...22 1 7 14 10 Choriey............... 21 2 3 16 9 ' up to Saturday, December 9th.


ROEFBELD LEISURE FIVE-A-SIDE


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


Kings Arms 5, New In n 2;


Mad Dogs 3, M. Monkey Slayers 4; White Horse 1, Dunop Who 6; Bucksters 4. AC Men 10. FI.XTURES


9 a .m . - Mad Dogs v Kings


Arms: 9-35 a.m. - White Horse v New Inn; 10-10 a.m. - Bucksters v M. Monkey Slayers: 10-45 a.m. - Beer Can v Dunop Who.


HARRY DEWHURST


MEMORIAL LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Dog a n d O t te r 4, Duke of


Wellington 1. Second Division


Boca Seniors w/o Clayton-le- c i 3


Moors; Horseshoe 7, Helmshore 0. FIXTURES Sunday


Terr>’ Cattermole Trophy Second Kound: Church Tn v


Low Moor (Wilson’s); Dog Inn v Ossy Refugees (QE2); Dog and O tte r V Dog Sports Bar (Wil­ son’s); Duke of Wellington v Sta­ tion (Wilson’s); Globe Bullough v Clayton-le-Moors (Bullough); Helmshore Harriers v Welly Clay­ ton (Marl Pits). TABLES


First Division P W D L P


Dog and Otter........9 6 3 0 21


DukeofWell’ton ..8 4 2 2 14 Dog Inn.................8 4 2 2 14 Church T n .............6 4 1. 1 13 StanhillWMC . .. .8 3 3 2 12 Griffin’s Head........5 2 1 2 7 Gt Harwood Rvrs . .7 2 0 5 6 Stanley St Clarets..8 1 1 6 4 Globe Bullough....7 0 1 6 1 Second Division P W D L P


Boca Seniors........11 10 0 1 30 Station................. 10 8 0 2 24


WellyChyton....10 7 1 2 22 Low Moor............. 9 6 1 2 19 Ossy Refugees ....12 5 2 5 17 Dog Sports B a r .. ..9 3 2 4 11 Horse Shoe ........... 9 3 1 5 10 Clayton-le-Moors .11 3 1 7 10 H’shore Harriers . . .9 2 2 5 8 FortsAnns........... 9 1 1 7 4 Commercial OB ...8 0 1 7 1


EAST LANCASHIRE


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Langho 3, Stacksteads 4; Kel­


brook 1, Colne United 2: Rock Rovers 1, Rimington 0: Witton Park 1, Hurst Green 2. Second Division


Bamoldswick Tn 1, Borrowdale


United 8; Barrowford Celtic 1, Bar- rowford YCW 3: Oswaldtwistle St Mary's 1, R aw t^ ta l l 0. Reserve Division


Colne United 2, Peel Park 4: Buret


Green 3, Burnley GSOB 5: Riming­ ton 7, Goodshaw United 1; Settle United l.RockRovere 2; Stacksteads St Josephb4,Kelbrook 0. FIXTURES First Division


Colne United v Witton Park;


Goodshaw United v Settle Utd: Hurst Green v Kelbrook: Rock Rovers v Peel Park; Silsden v R imington: Stacksteads St


Joseph's V Enfield: Worsthorne v Langho.


Second Division Bacup CC V Burnley Boys'


Club: Barrowford YCW v Padi- ham: Burnley GSOB v Banmvford Celtic: Borrowdale United v Sab- den; Belvedere v Rawtenstall; Oswaldtwistle St Mary's v Mill Hill: Read United v Clitheroe RBL. Reserve Division


Enfield v Read United: Good­


shaw United v Burnley GSOB; Langho v Worsthorne: Peel Park V H u rs t Green: Rimington v Colne United; Rock Rovers v Stacksteads St Joseph’s. TABLES


First Division P W D L P


Rimington.............17 10 3 4 33 Rock Rovers........16 10 2 4 32 Hurst Green ........13 10 1 2 31 Silsden..................12 8 3 1 27 Stacksteads...........16 8 3 5 27 Langho..................17 8 1 8 25 Worethome...........13 6 3 4 21 Goodshaw Utd ...12 6 2 4 20 Enfield.................. 11 5 2 4 17 Colne U td .............15 5 2 8 17 Kelbrook...............14 4 1 9 13 Settle U td .............12 2 3 7 9 Peel Park...............12 1 1 10 4 Witton P a rk .........16 1 1 14 4 Second Division P W 1) 1. P


B’daleUtd.............16 12 1 3 37 Belvedere...............16 H 2 3 35 Mill Hill.................13 9 2 2 29 Bacup C C .............14 8 2 4 26 B’fordYCW ........14 8 2 4 26 BGSOB.................14 8 I 5 25 Read Utd...............15 8 0 7 24 OssySM ..............16 7 3 6 24 Padiham...............16 7 2 7 23 Rawtenstall...........15 7 0 8 21 B’ford Celtic.........16 7 0 9 21 Clitheroe RBL ...16 6 0 10 18 BlyBoys’Club ...15 2 1 12 7 B'wickTown......... 12 2 0 10 6 Sabden...................16 2 0 14 6 Ri'.servc Division P W D I P


Langho...................16 9 6 1 33 Rimington............. 14 10 1 3 31 Colne Utd ............. 16 8 6 2 30 Hurst Green ........14 9 1 4 28 Rock Rovers..........15 7 5 3 26 Worsthome............17 8 2 7 26 BGSOB.................14 8 0 6 24 Goodshaw Utd ...14 6 4 4 22 Peel Park................14 7 1 6 22 Enfield...................14 6 2 6 20 Stacksteads............17 4 5 8 17 Read Utd............... 13 2 3 8 9 Settle U td ..............15 2 3 10 9 Rawtenstall............11 2 1 8 7 Kclbrook................14 1 0 13 3


WARBURTON


YOUTH LEAGUE RESULTS


Under 13 Clitheroe Wolves 2, Junior


Clarets 5; Readstone Utd Yellow 4, Pendle Forest 2. Under 14


Ighten Leigh 0, Clitheroe Wolves 11.


TABLES Under 13 P W D L P


B’cliffe Revere........9 9 0 0 27 R’stoneUtdY.....10 9 0 I 27 Junior Clarets........9 7 2 0 23 Pendle Forest ....11 5 1 5 16 Tod.Borough ....12 5 1 6 16 C’roc Wolves........10 4 2 4 14 B’wickTn............10 4 2 4 14 Daneshousc............9 4 1 4 13 Fulledge C olts ....10 3 2 5 11 B)d.SC............... 11 3 1 7 10 •3B’wick Barons . . .8 4 0 4 9 Trawden Celtic___9 2 2 5 8 R’stone Utd Blue .12 2 0 10 6 B’fieldCelticBl. ...8 1 0 7 3 Under 14 P W D L P


Colne...................16 13 2 1 41 B’cliffe Rovers....14 13 1 0 40 C’roe Wolves........13 13 0 0 39 B’field CelticR. ..14 11 1 2 34 ■lbd.se............... 15 8 2 5 26 Bacup...................11 8 1 2 25 Ighten Leigh :....1 7 6 0 II 18 B’field Celtic Bl. ..15 5 1 9 16 Trawden Celtic . . .15 5 1 9 16 B’wickTn Red ...14 4 2 8 14 -SC’ioeWolveRn. 11 5 1 5 13 • Tod.Borough ....14 3 4 7 13 Junior Clarets___15 4 0 11 12 B'wick Barons___14 2 2 10 8 Jnr Clarets Colts. .14 2 0 12 6 B’wickTn Blue...14 2 0 12 6


Under 15 P W D L P


B’lvickTn............15 12 1 2 37 B’cliffc Rovers___12 11 1 0 34 Cliviger Colls___12 11 0 1 33 Fulledge Colts R. .11 8 1 2 25 Colne Clarets ___13 8 0 5 24 Colne................... 14 7 2 5 23 Cowling................14 0 4 4 22 Red Star .............13 4 2 7 14 ReadstoneUtd ...12 3 4 5 13 -3Tod. Borough...10 5 0 5 12 Bacup................... 13 1 4 8 7 Fulledge Colts___ 15 2 0 13 6 B’field Celtic.........11 1 1 9 4 Brunlea................13 0 0 13 0


THWAITES


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Thwahc's Challenge Cup Second Round: Craven Heifer


A 7, Wagon B 3; Brown Cow 7, Craven Heifer B 4; Buck D 6, RBL C 7; Pendle Hotel 7, Castle B 6; RBL A 7, Royal Oak A 6; Horse Shoe 4, Billington B 7; St Peter’s 3, Buck A 7; White Lion 7, Stork B 2; Wagon A 7, Bridge 3; White Horse A 7, Buck Wrinkleys G; Stork A 5, Station A 7; Billing­ ton A 7, White Horse B 2; Station B 3, Low Moor 7; Dog Music Bar 7, Royal Oak B 3; Castle A 7, Conservative Club 0; Higher Buck B 6, RBL B 7. FIXTURES Tonight


Premier Division Buck A V Billington A; Castle


A V Whalley Arms; Higher Buck A V RBL B; RBL A v Buck B; White Hart v St Peter’s. First Division


Billington B v Wagon A;


Brown Cow v Craven Heifer A; Horse Shoe v White Horse A; Red Pump V Stork B; White Horse v Higher Buck B. Second Division


Coach and Horses v Low


Moon Con. Club v Bridge; RBL C V Dog Music Bar; Station A v Buck D; Wagon B v Royal Oak A.


Third Division Buck Wrinkleys v White Lion;


Kings Arms v Black Bull; Royal Oak B V Pendle Hotel; Sun Inn v Station B.


DRAW


Thwailes Challenge Cup January 25(h


Third Round: Low Moor v


White Horse A; Billington B v Billington A; Castle A v White Lion; Wagon A v S ta tio n A; Brown Cow v Pendle Hotel; RBL C v RBL B; RBL A v Buck A; Dog Music Bar v Craven Heifer A.


• More information can be


found a t the league’s website: wvw.cpl.leaguerepublic.com TABLES


Premier Division P W D L P


RBLA....................7 6 1 0 77 BuckA....................6 4 1 1 55 Billington A.............6 5 0 1 55 Castle A ..................6 3 2 1 47 Bay Horse...............7 3 0 4 47 RBLB....................6 3 1 2 46 St Peter’s HG ....... 6 3 0 3 41 Whalley Arms......... 7 1 1 5 36 White Hart.............7 2 0 5 35 BuckB....................6 1 0 5 26 Higher Buck A . .. .6 1 0 5 25 First Division P W D L P


White Horse........... 7 5 0 2 57 BiilingtonB.............6 5 1 0 55 Stork A ................ 7 4 0 3 50 White Home A . .. .6 3 2 1 49 Brown Cow............7 3 0 4 48 Horse Shoe ...........6 4 0 2 47 Craven A .................6 2 1 3 41 Higher BuckB . .. .6 2 1 3 40 Waggon A ..............6 2 1 3 40 Red Pump..............7 1 1 5 39 Stork B ................ 6 0 1 5 24 Second Division P W D L P


Royal Oak A ............7 5 2 0 64 Low Moor...............6 5 1 0 59 Station.....................7 5 0 2 57 RBLC.....................6 4 0 2 56 Coach & Horses ...7 4 1 2 54 Do g ........................ 6 3 1 2 47 BuckD ................ 6 2 1 3 42 Castle B ...................7 2 0 5 33 Bridge .................. 6 1 0 5 31 Waggon B ...............6 1 0' 5 25 Con. Club............... 6 0 0 6 22


Third Division P W D


Sun Inn ................ 6 6 0 Kings Arms............7 4 0 Station B ...............5 4 1 Black Bull............. 5 4 0 Craven B ............... 7 2 0 White Lion............6 3 0 De Lacy.................6 2 0 Buck Wrinkleys ...5 2 0 Royal Oak B ..........6 1 0 Pendle Hotel..........5 0 1 Ladies’ Division P W D


RBLA...................6 4 0 BuckB................... 4 3 0 Pendle Hotel..........4 3 0 Buck C ................... 4 3 0 BuckA................... 4 2 0 Royal Oak..............4 0 0 De Lacy..................4 0 0


Snooker.;.’: CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT SNOOKER


LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Rimington A 10, Clitheroe


Con. B 2. P. Houghton 67. P. Clegg 30; D. B annister 86, B. Waddington 47; M. Paul 81, J. Whittaker 55; B. Taylor 84, S. Whittaker 63; J. Bannister 97, L. Sutcliffe 72; S. Booth 85, J. White 89.


R BL 6, Rimington B 6. B.


Sims 81, S. Petty 32; G. McQuade 102, R. Bolland 37; M. Peel 78, J. Bolland 84; S. Taylor 80, J. Lund 89; D. Walmesley 78, P. Hobson


• 87; S. Almond 100,1. Fraser 71. Clitheroe Con. A 6, Low Moor


A 6. R. Grant 72, S. Thompson 43; D. Smith 77, M. Holmes 48; M. Whittaker 72, S. Trajmor 41; I. Charlton 55, P. Mercer 72; R. O'Shaunessy 54, C. Drinkwater 72; M. O'Shaunessy 42, P. Traynor 68. Second Division


Chatburn B 4, Slaidburn 8. R.


P a rk e r 88, G. P a rk e r 68; S. Simkin 81, D. Cowking 84; D. L ak in 74, T. Robinson 88; A. Walmesley 88, N. Beattie 61; T. Cordeau 82, D. Harrison 115; A. Booth 65, N. Hey 105. Low' Moor B 6, Police 6. I.


Perry 75, D. Allen 45; M. Wens- ley 4 7 ,1. Nash 89; S. Rushton 75, D. Bowness 91; T. Richardson 62, T. Brown 92; C. Hayton beat No Playen F. Wilson 88, F. Booth 74. Catholic Club 6, Chatburn A


6. M. P lan t 74, G. Clark 70; T. Byrne 81, M. Avery 88; I. Mid­ d le to n 50, M. Lawson 75; M. B yrne 63, J. Lockley 92; R. Alston 69, G. Simkin 22; J. Byrne 77, P. Craig 53. FIXTURES


Tonight and December 21sl Team Knockout


Billington A v Billington B;


Slaidburn or Waddington A v Police; Low Moor B v Wadding­ ton B; Chatbum A v Rimington B or Clitheore Con. A; Social Club V Low Moor A; Clitheroe Con. B V RBL; Rimington A v Whalley; Catholic Club v Chat- bum B.


TABLES


First Division P W D L P


Rimington A ..........8 4 2 2 58 Low Moor A ..........8 4 3 1 54 RBL.......................8 3 3 2 50 Whalley................. 7 4 1 2 48 C’roe Con. B ..........8 3 3 2 48 BiliingtonA............7 2 2 3 46 Rimington B ..........8 1 5 2 44 Waddington A........8 0 4 4 38 C’roe Con. A ..........8 1 3 4 34 Second Division P W D L P


ChatburaA............8 5 3 0 62 Catholic Club........8 2 5 1 54 Slaidbum............... 8 4 1 3 52 Police.....................8 3 3 2 50 BiUingtonB............7 2 3 2 42 Low Moor B ..........8 1 5 2 42 Chatbum B ............8 2 1 5 40 WaddingtonB........8 2 1 5 40 Social Club............7 2 2 3 34


■ Dart.s aiid Dominoes


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS


LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Knockout


Low Moor beat Waddington; •Pendle Inn beat Swan A.


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Darts aiid Doriiingcs Second Division Knockout


St Michael and John’s b e at


Bridge In n ; Black Horse b e at White Lion. FIXTURES Monday


First Division Pendle Inn v Swan A; Craven


Heifer v Low Moor; Waddington V Legion B; Buck Inn v Royal Oak.


Second Division White Lion v Horse Shoe;


Brown Cow v S t Michael and John’s; Legion A v Black Horse; Bridge Inn v Swan B. TABLE


First Division P W L P


Pendle Inn............... 7 5 2 41 Low Moor............... 7 6 1 40 Roi'alOak............... 7 6 1 39 Legion B .................7 4 3 29 Swan & Royal..........7 2 5 29 Buck In n .................7 2 5 28 Waddington ............7 2 5 25 Craven Heifer..........7 1 6 21 Second Division P W L P


St Michael............... 7 7 0 47 Black Horse ............7 5 2 34 Horse Shoe ............. 7 6 1 33 Brown Cow............. 7 2 5 33 Legion A ................. 7 3 4 31 White Lion..............7 3 4 30 Bridge Inn............... 7 2 5 23 SwanB ................... 7 0 7 21


KIBBLE VALLEY LADIES’DARTS


ASSOCIATION RESULTS


Bay Horse 6, Black Horse 6;


Catholic SC 9, Castle 3; Brown Cow 4, De Lacy 8; Low Moor 10, Legion 2; Craven 6, Judge 6; Billington BC 6, Black Bull 6. HIGH SCORES


160 - S. Flan n ery ; 156 - P.


Shanley; 140 - D. Stevenson x 2; 136 - P. Shanley; 132 - J. Menzies; 131 - J. Johnson; 117 - L. Smithies; 116 - R. Bolton; 111 - V. Haygar t; 100 - D. Birch, D. Stevenson, J. Hamer, J. Gallagher. TABLE


P


Low Moor .....................................71 Catholic SC...................................69 Black Bull .....................................65 DeLacy............................... 63 BillingtonBC ............................... 58 Judge............................................57 Craven.......................................... 51 Castle............................................ 49 Legion .......................................... 49 Black Horse...................................44 Bay Horse .....................................37 Brown Cow ...................................35


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND DOMINOES


WINTER LEAGUE RESULTS


Darts Buck B 3, Horse Shoe 6; White


Horse 2, Wagon and Horses 7; Black Bull 3, White Hart 6; Black' Horse 5, Buck A 4; Swan and Royal 7, Social Club 2; Royal Oak 1, Bridge 8.


Dominoes Buck B 9, Horse Shoe 12;


White Horse 9, Wagon and Hors­ es 12; Black Bull 9, White Hart 12; Black Horse 10, Buck A 11; Swan and Royal 8, Social Club 13; Royal Oak 8, Bridge 13. HIGH SCORES


165 - B. Stanley; 140 - Shaun


McCullough X 2, L. Astin x 2, Steve McCullough, B. Eatough, J. Hayward, L. Wright, B. Stanley; 139 - B. Gronwald; 135 - A. Porter; 134 - D. Flynn; 133 - 0. Boyer; 132 - D. Southwell; 131 - J. Hargreaves; 125 - C. Joy, L, Astin, A. Porter, Steve McCullough, B. Frankland; 123 - J. Marsden, D. Beil; 122 - J. Hayward; 121 - M. Mercer, Steve McCullough; 120 - H. Fish; 107 - A. Teasdale; 105 - J. Fowler; 103 - A. Teasdale, Steve McCullough; 101 - J. Fowler; 100 - A. Gudgeon x 5, L. Wright x 3, J. Schofield x 3, J. Marsden x 3, Shaun McCullough x 3, D. Rodgers x 2, S. Booth x 2, C. Flynn x 2, M. Mercer x 2, J. Hay­ ward X 2 ,1. Yates x 2, L. Astin, R. Hayward, A. Porter, C. Joy, A. Jackson, M. Brocklehurst, O. Boyer, B. Stanley, D. Tomlinson, T. Alan, Steve McCullough, M. King, B. Frankland, J. Fowler, M.


NQVSMBEB DECEMBER


7 - Blackburn, Darwen and Hyndbum Junior and Yotuh Football League meeting, Furthergate WMC, Bames Street, Blackburn, 7-30 p.m. All clubs must send a repre­ sentative.


FEBRUARY


12 - Pendle and Burnley Grand Prix meeting, Burn­ ley Boys’ Club, 7-30 p.m. All races must be repre­ sented.


7 - Blackburn, Darwen and Hyndburn Junior and Yotuh Football League meeting, Furthergate WMC, Barnes Street, Blackburn, 7-30 p.m. All clubs must send a represen­ tative.


MARCH


4 - Blackburn, Darwen and Hyndburn Junior and Youth Football League meeting, Furthergate WMC, Barnes Street, Blackburn, 7-30 p.m. All clubs must send a represen­ tative.


APRIL


123 - Pendle and Burnley Grand Prix meeting, Burn­ ley Boys’ Club, 7-30 p.m. All races must be repre­ sented.


6 - Pendle and Burnley Grand Prix, Hameldon Hill Race.


MAY


25 - Pendle and Burnley Grand Prix, Burnley Lions 10k Road Race.


20 - Pendle and Burnley Grand Prix, Colne 11 Race.


• All items for the Sports Diary must be submitted three days before the issue in which they are to be first published.


8 - Pendle and Burnley Grand Prix, Barley Fell Race.


2 - Pendle and Burnley Grand Prix, Kelbrook Fell Race.


JUNE


11 - Pendle and Burnley Grand Prix, Pinhaw Fell Race.


OCTOBER Darts and Domihacs :


Lloyd, N. Chamley, J. Cheetham, T. Parker.


LEAGUE POSITIONS Darts


P


Horse Shoe..................................... 31 BuckA...........................................28 Wagon and Horses.................. 28 Black Horse....................................27 Swan and Royal.............................. 27 Bridge Inn ..................................... 26 White Hart....................................-.22 White Horse....................................17 Black Bull ..................................... 16 Royal Oak ..................................... 11 BuckB...........................................10 Social Club.......................................8 Dominoes


P


Social Club..................................... 56 Black Horse................................... 55 Bridge Inn ..................................... 52 Horse Shoe..................................... 51 Black Bull : ................................... 50 BuckB...........................................50 White Hart.................. ; ................ 49 BuckA...........................................47 Swan and Royal..............................47 Royal Oak .....................................45 White Horse....................................43 Waggon and Horses.........................43


im u m Y MARCH


FEeBOARY "SPO Rl^


Whalley golfers’ busy


weekend


DESPITE the poor weather, 'Whalley Golf 3


Club members managed to complete all three scheduled competitions. On Thursday, it was the


turn of the ladies to hold their nine-hole Open Turkey Shoot. There was much con­


sternation among most of the ladies, when two "flashers" were reported to be on the course. Fortunately, on closer


inspection, it was found that it was, in fact, club members Joan ’Whittaker and Wendy Green wearing flashing Santa hats - the names of those who volun­ teered rather too eagerly to check this report out more closely have been noted! In the competition


proper, former Lady Cap­ tain Jean Dearden was in first place with 21 points; Sue Neilson (Bury) with 20 points was second and Whalley member Georgina Powell took third place with 19 points. Saturday saw the latest


in professional Jamie Hunt's Winter Series. ^ Played over 13 holes,


and with only five clubs allowed, Derek Shirtcliffe took pole position with 33 points; Roy Ellis (32) was second and Dave Wetton— showing a welcome return to form - was in third place with 30 points. Another strong per­


formance from John Hyde leapfrogged him into joint first place in the Order of Merit with Trevor Thom- ber. Nick Bradley retains^,


third place. On Sunday, members


played in the Club Mixed Turkey Shoot. Again played over nine


holes, the partnership of Steve Shoreman and Joan Whittaker with 25 points emerged as clear winners. A card play-off was


needed to determine sec­ ond place and this was won by Captain Elect John Slinger and his wife Lorna with 23 points from the quickly-improving Dan Rodgers and Maggie Harvey.


After the golf, members


and their guests were entertained by the Haslingden


and


Helmshore brass band which played a selection of seasonal music and carols. The club is indebted to


Ladies’ Secretary Lorna Slinger for all her hard^ work in organising the day.


• FROM US TO YOU - FESTIVE GREETINGS FROM P3 COMPUTE SSii


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