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26 Clitheroe Advertiser &Yimes,Thursday/February23rdl 2006


www.cIitheroetoday.co.uk Sport Information Desk UiNTBOND


FOOTBALLLEAGUE First Division


l> W I) I, P Mossiey * .............2S 19 5 6 56 Kendal T n ......... 2S 15 7 6 52


■ Fleetft-ood Tn___27- 14 6 7 4S Bridlington Tn. . .32 14 6 12 4S Stoclsbridge PS . .26 12 9 5 . 45 ColtvjTiBay....... 29 12 S 9 44 GreslcyRovers...29 12 7 10 43 Woodley Sports ..25 12 5 S 41 Choriey...............2S 12 4 12 40 Bamber Bridge.. .30 9 12 9 39 BriggTn.............29 9 11 9 38 Shepshed Dynamo29 10 S 11 3S.


- KidsgroveAth....2S 10 6 12 36 BelperTn.......27 10 6 11 36 EastwoodTn ....27 9 9 9 36 Rossendale United 26


CLITHEROE ...26 9 7 10 34 •Goole................29


8 11 7 35 8 8 13 31


Ossett.Albion ....28 7 7 14 28 SpaldingUtd ....31- 6 10 15 28 • Warrington Tn.. .23 4 9 10 21 Bishop .Auckland .25 3 5 17 14 •points deducted


EAST LANCASHIRE ..1


FOOTBALLLEAGUE RESULTS


Pre.sidcnls Cup First Round: Barnoldswick


Town 2, Kcibrook G: Goodshaw Utd 4, Borrowdale Utd 3; Read Utd 7, Bly Boys’ Club 2; Riniing- ton G, Barrowford YCW 1; Settle Utd 2, Colne Utd 4. Reserve Division Cup


First Round: Langho 2, Kel-


brook 3 (AET); Peel Park 2, Rawtenstall 3. First Division .


Enfield 0, Rock Rovers 1; Ossy


St Mary’s 2, Stacksteads SJ 5; Padiham 0, Rimington 2; Worsthorne 1, Hurst Green 2. ’


Second Division Bacup CC 0, Clitheroe RBL 4;


Barrowford Celtic 1, Read Utd 2; Barrowford YCW 1, Rawtenstall 2; Borrowdale Utd 1, Peel Park 0; Bly Boys’ Club I , BGSOB 7; Sabden 4, Bly Belvedere 3; W'it- ton Albion 2, Barnoldswick Tn 1. Reserve Division


Enfield 2, Peel Park 0;


BGSOB 1, Stacksteads SJ 2; Goodshaw Utd 4, Rock Rovers 0; Hurst Green 2, Colne Utd 1. TABLES


First Division . P W D


Hurst Green...'..25 14 8 Stacksteads St J . .21 11 7 Rock Rovers....... 23 10 , 7 Colne Utd...........19 10 5 Rimington .........17 10 1 Goodshaw Utd .. .19 9 4 Settle Utd...........IG . 8 5 Worsthome......1 8 8 3 Silsden ...............19 7 5 Langho............ .22 6 8 Kelbrook..'.__ .20 6 5 Padiham A __ ..23 5 2 Enfield .............. 21 3 4 Ossy St Mary’s ...21 . 0 6 Second Division P W D


WittonAlbion ...20 14 1 Rawtenstall .....22 14 1 PeelPark . .. .. ..1 9 12 2 Borrowdale Utd..21 11 4 BlyGSOB .........21 11 4 Bly Belvedere....20 11 1 Read U td ...........21 9 1 ClitheroeRBL ...21 8 3 Sabden .............. 22 8 2 B’fordYCW....... 19 6 5 BacupCC ......1 8 6 2' B’ford Celtic.......21 5 5 : Bly Boys’Club...20 4 5 : B'wickTown ....19 3 4 : Reserve Division


Hurst Green .....21 Enfield ...............19 Langho.............20 Rimington ..........18 Colne Utd...........19 AVorsthome....... 20. . Rock Rovers.......19 '


Stacksteads SJ ...21 Kcibrook...........19 PeelPark....... ..19 BlyGSOB ......1 8 . Rawtenstall__ .19 Goodshaw Utd ...18' Read Utd . '. . . . . .20 Settle Utd ; .........18


D 1, P 2 4 47 5 3 38 6 4 36 4 4 34 7 ■ 3 34


.6 5 33 4 6 31 6 9 24 7 7 22 1 11 22 6 10 18 3 11 18 1 12 16 1 14 16 5 11 11


MEMORIAL LEAGUE RESULTS


HARRY DEWHURST - ,


Fir^l Division .


Woodnook 3, Commercial 5. Second Division •


Black Bull 3, Commercial OB 1;


Globe Bullough 2, Stanhill WMC 3; Gi Harwood Rovers 5, Wood­ lands 2; Low Moor 3, Clayton le- Moors 4.


FIXTURKS First Division


Commercial v Stanley St OB


(Marl Pits); Stanley St Clarets v Woodnook (Wilson’s); Rose and Crown V Griffin’s Head (Roe- field).


Second Division Clayton le Moors v Dog Inn


(Wilson’s); Commercial OB v Sta­ tion (Marl Pits); Globe Bulloujjh v Gt Harwood Rovers (Bullouch); Low Moor V Woodlnads (Roefield); Stanhill WMC v Ossy Refugees (Bullough).


TABLES


First Division P W D L P


Church Town ,...14 7 3 4 24 CrossAxes............ 12 8 1 3 22 'GriffinsHead ...12 8 2 2 22 Dukeof Weirton .lO 7 1 2 22 Rose & Crown ....11 6 2 3 20 Commercial ....... 13 3 2


8 II


Stanley St OB,...13 3 1 9 10 Stanley St Clarets 10 2 0 8 6 Woodnook...........11 2 0 9 3 Second Division P W U L - P


Black B u l l .......14 II 0 3 33 Stanhill WMC ...13 10 1 2 31 . Globe Bullough,..15 9 0 6 27 Doginn................U 7 0 4 21 Woodlands ......12 6 2 4 20 GtHansxiodRvrs.lI 5 2 4 17 Station . . . .. .. ..1 3 5 1 7 16 Low’Moor....... ..15 4 2 ' 9 14 Ossy Refugees....12 :4 1. 7 13 Clayton-le-Moors .11 2 1 8 7 Commercial OB ..13 1 2 10 5 'denotes points deducted


WARBURTONS YOUTH FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS Under 13


Yellow: Clitheroe Wolves


Rangers 0, Todmorden Borough 3.


Under 14 Red: Readstone Utd 3, Kibble' Clarets 5.


TABLES Under 11 P W 1) L P


Burnley Utd .....16 15 1 0 46 Palace House Utd 12 10 '1 1 31 B'field Celtic Blue 11 10 0 1 30 ColneClarcts___13 9 0 4 27 B'cliffeRovers ...11


6 2 3 20


Tod.Borough ....14 5 1 8 16 C’roe Wolves. . ; . .12 4 2 6 14 Colne ........ ......12 4 1 7 13 B’field Celtic Red 16 4 0 12 12 B’wickBaroiis ...12 3 0 9 9 Bacup................ 14 2 2 10 8 Ighten Leigh.....13 0 2 11 2 Underl2Yellow


P W D L P


Tod. Borough . . . .15' 10 3 2 33 Todmorden SC ...11 9 L 1 28 C’rocWolves. . . . .11 9 1 1 28 ; R’stone Utd Yel.. .12 7 1 4 22 B’wickTnBlue ..12


6 3 3 21


HuncoatUtd___14 5 0 9 15 B’ficld Celtic Blue .9 4 0 5 12 R’stone Utd Blue .10 3 1 6 10 B'field Celtic Red 12 2 0 10 9 Whallcy . .. .. .. .1 4 0 0 14 0 Under 13 Yellow P W D L P


Bacup..............13 12 0 l'3 6 B'field Celtic Blue 12 Tod. Borough__ 13


8 2 2 26 6 3 4 21


C’roe Wolves Ran. 10 5 1 4 16 Junior Clarets Co. 13 , 5 1 7 16 B’wick Barons ...14 3 3 8 12 Ightcn Leigh....... 14 1 6 7 9 Trawden Celtic.. .13 2 2 i Under 13 Red


P W D. I


Pendle Forest.......16 II 4 1 B’clitfeRovers ...14 11 3 ( Colne..............13 8 2 5 C’roe Wolves. 1.. .14 8 ^ 2 4 B’ficld Celtic Red 12 5 1 C Todmorden SC . . .13 3 0 .10 Junior Clarets....16 2 1 13 B’wick Tn...........14 1 0 13


Under 11 Red P W D L P


Colne Clarets. . . .17 11 2 4 35 ClivigerColts ...14 10 2 2 32 Fulledge Colts ...13 10 1 2 31


-RedSlar .......... ,16 S 3 5 27 Bacup ............... 14 7 2 5 23 Readstone Utd ..16


6 2 S 20


Brunlea.............12 2 1 9 7 Brierfield Celtic. .13 1 5 7 S Kibble Clarets ...19 2 2 15 8


MCDONALD’S


HYNDBURNAND DISTRICT BOYS’


FOOTBALLLEAGUE RESULTS


Under 14 Yellow: Gt Harwood Rovers 5,


W'olves 0; Whalley Juniors A 3, Accrington Stanley A 2. Under 15


Juniors 3.


Red: Wolves 4, Brunlea -


Under 16 Yellow: Gt Harwood Rovers A


2, Langho Juniors 7. TABLES Under 12


AValton-Lc-Dale. .11.10 1 0 31 Rossendale Utd ...9 Accrington Stanley 8


8 1 0 25 6 0 2 18


HuncoatUtd ....11 5 2 '4 17 Hariingden.........10 3 1 6 10 Full’edgeColts'. . . .8. 3 0 5 9 Langho...............9 2 1 6 7 Lammack'..........10 2 0 8 6 Gt Harwood Rvrs .8 0 0 8 0 Under 14 Y


’ellow P W I) L P


WhalleyA ......14 11 0 ’ 3 33 Gt Harwood Rvts .11 10 0 1 30 Langho B ........... 10 9 0 1 27 Ilaslingden B-----12


8 0 4 24


Acc. Stanley A __ 7 5 0 2 15. Globe Bullough ..13 4 0 9 12 WhalleyB ......11 3 T 7 10 LanghoA . ......1 0 3 0 7 9 Clithcroc Wolves . i r


Lammack B ....... 13 0 Under l;i Red P W I


St Joseph’s .........12 12 I Akzo .................. 15


2 1 8 7 13 0


8 1


Borrowdale Utd . .12 9 I LammackA....... 11 8 Colne Clarets ....15 -7 1 7 22 Acc.Stanley . . . . . I I 4 0 7 12 Brunlea....... ....12 3 3 6 12 Haslingden......... 12 . 2 2 8 8 Clitheroc Wolves .12 2 1 9


7


R’daleValley ....14 I 3 10 6 Under 15s Yellow P W 1) L P.


PcndleForest ; . . .13 10 2 ■ 1 32 Gt Harwood Rvrs'.ll


8 2 - T 26


Langho ..............12 ■ 7 3 2 24 BlueStar .......11 6 2 - 3 20 Darwen Rangers .11 5 1 5 16 Barrowford Celtic 13 2 3 8 ■ 9.


. Rossendale Utd ;.10 2 2 6 8 OswaIdtwistle.;..ll 2 1 8 7 Globe Bullough . .12 1 2 9 5 Under 16s Yellow P W D L P


Lamraack...........10 9 0 1 27 RosscndaleUtdB 11 8 1 2 25 Ossj'Villa..........10


6 2 2 20


Whalley .............12 3 4 5 13 Langho....... ....11 , 3 2 6 11 Haslingden......1 2 3 1


8 10


GtH’woodRvrsA12 1 2 9 5 RED ROSE


ASSURANCE BLACKBURN YOUTH


LEAGUE RESULTS


ley JuniorsJ


Globe BuHough Park 1,Whal­ FIXTURES


Haslingden v Wilpshire Wan­


derers; Oswaldtwistle Villa v Whalley Juniors. . TABLE Under 17s


Whalley .............14 Globe Bullough ..14


Akzo Nobel......10 Ossy Villa .......11 Haslingden......... 13 Wilpshire Wands .14 Old Blacks......... II BelthornUtd ....15 R’dalo Valley___12 Feniscowles.........10


,4 27 3 27


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT SNOOKER


LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Catholic Club 2, Billington A


10. R. .Alston 23, J. Gibson 5S; J. Byrne 45, N. Harris 65; M. Plant 51, S. .Andrew 94; A. BjTne 66, P. Conchie 78; M. Bj-me 47, T. Wil­ son 114; T. Byrne 106, T. Ryde- heard 65. Whalley 6, Waddington .A 6. J.


Timperley 84, J. Dugdale 72; L. Catlow 92, K. Keough 57; B. Cat- low 104, M. Cane 33; J. Cross 77, R. Kay 97; G. Taylor 63, E. Houghton 102; J. Sumner 55, L. Cowldn 74. Police 2, Clitheroe Con. B 10. T. Brown S3,1. Nash 24; S. Grun-


shaw 70, L. Sutcliffe 90; D. Bow- ness 64, P. Clegg 78; A. Pilkington 40, J. Whittaker 79; P. Travis 57, S. Whittaker 87; F. Booth 59. P. Blackburn 79. Clitheroc Con. AO, RBL 12. D.


Smith 51, M. Peel 74; R. O’Shaunessy 65, S. Taylor 97; M. O'Shaunessy 73, B. Watson 79; M. Harrison 42, D. Walmesley 69; M. ■Whittaker 50, N. Scofield 74; R. Grant 58, S. Kerr 90. Second Division'


Billington B 6, Rimington A 6.


• C. Gorzella 51, M. Paul 86; J. Atkinson 105, S. Booth 59; J. Ainsworth 76, S. Petty 79; P. Kid­ die 97, J. Bannister 63; S. Almond 101, B. Taylor 62; D. Hargreaves 63, P. Houghton 94. Slaidbum 4, Low Moor B 8. W.


Robinson 50, D. Johnson 83; G. Parker 53,1. Perry 87; D. Harrison 54, T. Richardson 71; D. Cowking 87, R. Yates 66; N. Hey 79, C. Hay- ton 52; N. Beattie 65, S. Stell 87. FIXTURES Toniglil


First Division Billington A v RBL; Clitheroe


Conservative B v Catholic Club; AVaddington A v Low Moor A;


Police V Clitheroe Consen'ative A. Second Division


Low Moor B V Waddington B; Chatbum A v Rimington B. TABLES,


First Division P W D L P


C'roe Con. B . . . ; .13 7 , 2 4 87 AVaddingtonA....12 7 4 1 84 •RBL............... ,12 6 3 3 83 LowMoorA.......12 4 5 3 78 Billington A.........12 4 4 4 76 'CrocCon.A ....12 6 1 5 73 Whalley.............13 Police................13


■ ‘Catholic Club .. .13 I


Second Division P W D


Rimington B .......11 BiUington B.........12 ■ Waddington B ...11 RimingtonA .'....10 ChatburaA.........10 •Slaidbiira...........11 'ChatburaB ......9 Low Moor B .....10


THE ETHA SAFETY EQUIPMENT LTD CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL


LEAGUE RESULTS


- Premier Division Buck A 10, Stork A 2; RBL A


7, Castle A 5; White Hart 6, Billington A 6; Lower Buck A 5, RBL B 7; Stork B 3, Buck B 9. Firs! Division


Whalley Arms 6, White Horse


B 6; Pendle Hotel 8, Lower Buck B 4; St Peter’s Hurst Green 5, Bay Horse 7; Victoria 7, Brown Cow 5. Second Division


Royal Oak A 8, Dog Music Bar


4; RBL C 4, Horse Shoe 8; Billing­ ton B 9, RBL D 3. No results: White Horse A v Craven Heifer: Red Pump v Buck D. Third Division


, Buck Wrinkleys 6, Con. Club 6;


White Lion 5, Station Hotel 7; Castle B 5, De Lacy 7; Coach and Horses 8, Bridge 4; Waggon B 9, Royal Oak B 3. FIXTURES Tonight


Harrison Challenge Cup


Buck A V Castle A; St Peter’s HG V Waggon and Horses A; RBL ,


Rimington A v Chatburn B; ;


.A v Whalley Arms; White Horse B V Buck B.


- First to seven frames. -Tuesday


Ladies Division WTiite Horse v Buck A; Buck B


-vDoLacy. , On or before Monday, .March 6tli Michael Humphries Sincles


Knockout


S. Lockett (Buck Ladies) v A. Blackburn (Buck B); S. Thompson


- (RBL A) V R. Grant (Lower Buck A); C. Whittaker (RBL A) v S. Almond (Castle .A); A. Walsh (Biliington B) v L. Sutcliffe (Victo­ ria); M. Edgar (Billiington B) v F. Coar (Red Pump); P. Hodges (RBL B) v R. Coar (Red Pump); J. Dtachenberg (Lower Buck A) v M. Seed (Billington B); B. McClaugh- lin (Billington B) v B. Jones (Lower Buck B); R. Wells (Red Pump) v C. Stanley (Billington B); R. O'Neill (Buck Ladies) v G. Hether- ington (RBL B); D. Mcyler (White Horse) V J. AA'alker (Red Pump); B. Gurphey (WTiite Lion) v 1. Harle (Castle A); T. Eglin (RBL C) v P. Blackburn (Buck A); A. Dugdale (Castle A) v J. WTiitwell (RBL B); A. MacKcnzie (White Horse B) v D. Parkinson (Red Pump); D. Lawrence (Brown Cow) v M. Kay (White Lion). Best of three frames, home


player to contact opponent. If no contact is made, games will be played at 8 p.m. on the night. TABLES


Premier Division P W I) L P


BuckA ...........12 11 1 0123 RBLA ...............12 9 0 3 no Billington A ........12 9 0 3 103 Castle.................12 5 2 5 86 RBLB .............. 12 5 2 5 83 Buck B ...............12 3 2 7 75 White Hart..........12 4 2 6 73 Stork B ...............12 2 3 7 70 Lower Buck A ...12 2 2 8 70 Stork A ............... 12 2 2 8 08 FirsI Division


P W D L P


I Whallcy .Arms ...11 5 3 3-87 Lower Buck B ...11 6 2 3 86 St Peter’s HG ....11 5 2 3 82 Victoria..............11 5 3 3 80 White Horse B ...11 5 1 5 80 Pendle Hotel....... II 5 2 4 79 Wagon A ......... '..10 3 2 5 66 Bay Horse ...........9 2 3 4 61 Brown Cow.........10 2 0 8 50 Second Division P W D L P


Horse Shoe.........12 8 I 3 104 BillingtonB .....12 7 3 2 99 Red Pump .........12 6 3 ' 3 06 Craven Heifer. . . .12 6 1 5 92 RBLC .............. 12 5 2 5 87 Roj-alOakA.....12 4 4 4 87 BuckD.............. 12 5 3 4 86 Dog Music Bar...12 4 2 6 78 RBLD ...............12 3 3 6 77 White Horse A ...12 0 2 10 46 Third Division


P W.D L P


- Wagon B ............ 12 7 4 1 107 Con. Club...........12 8 L 3 103 Coach and Horses 12 7 1 4100 Station.............. 12 7 2 3 09 White Lion.........12 5 4 3 94 Buck Wrinkleys . .12 7 1 4 88 Bridge.................12 4 2 6 75 CastleB ....... -...12 3 I - 8 74 DcLacy......... ..12 2 2 8 64 Royal Oak B. . . . .12 1 0 11 48 Ladies’ Division P W L P


Pendle.................. ...5 5 0 52 BuckB.................. ...6 6


RBL....... ..................6 4 '2 40 BuckA................ ...5 1


1 50 4 25


' White Horse...............,5 0 5 14 DeLacy......................5 0 5 11 • The presentation night will be held at the Conservative (jlub, Clitheroe on Thursday, April 13th, with entertainment provid­ ed by PC Roadshow.


-


The final of the Harrison Chal­ lenge Cup will be held on the same night in a separate room, starting a t 7 p.m. prompt. • The registration night will take place at the Royal Oak on Mon­ day, March 20th at 8 p,m. The fee will remain unchanged, at £40 for a means team and £30 for a ladies: team. No phone registrations will beaccepted. • Will all team captains please


- note that full names must be used - for all players on result cards.


StanMUC ........... .12,; WestholmeC . . . . .12’ TelccomB .......1 2 Cardinals B .......12 St Matthew’s .....12 RocfieldB.........12 Olympics ■....'...12 -


CRAVEN AND PENDLE POOL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Pendle B 3, White Bull 5;


Lower Buck 3, Pendle A 5; Central 1, Coach A 7; Buck Inn B 2, Buck Inn A 6; Anchor B 2, Fosters 6. TABLE P w D L P


BuckInnA ....,..15 13 1 1 110 Fosters.......... .,..16 11 4 1109 Coach B .......... ..15 12 1 2108 Coach A.......... ...16 11 2 3 105 White Bull....... ..16 10 3 3101 Central............ ..16 9 0 7 84 Anchor B ......... ..16 5 2 9 65 •Anchor A......... ..14 5 2 7 63 Pendle Hotel A . ..15 4 I 10 59 Higher Buck ... ..15 4 2 9 58 Lower Buck. .. . ..16 2 3 11 55 Pendle Hotel B . ..16 2 1 13 49 Buck Inn B . .. . ..16 I 2 13 42


BARNOLDSWICK AND DISTRICT POOL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Central A 5, Earby Con. Club


3; Craven Heifer 7, Barlick B 1; Railway A 4, Central B 4; Seven Stars 3, Railway B 5; White Bull 6, Cross Keys 2. TAIlLiE P W D I. P


WTiiteBull... ....14 12 1 1 104 Craven Heifer ...15 9 4 2 99 Railway B . .. ...15 10 2 3 95 Seven Stars .. ...14 10 2 2 90 'BarlickB . .. ...15 7 2 6 77 Central B. . . . ...15 4 4 7 64 CentralA.. . . ...15 4 2 9 60 Barlick A . . . . ...14 5 1 8 59 Ciuss Kej's... ...15 3 3 9 55 Earby Con. .. ...14 3 0 11 48 Railway A . .. ...14 1 3 10 47


Boidmin (on


BLACKBURNAND DISTRICT


BADMINTON


ASSOCIATION RESULTS


FinsI Division A'MCA 234, Clitheroe A 6S;


Clitheroe B 200, YMCA B 100. Third Divisiun


Roefield A 189, Independent B


188; Clitheroe C 215, Abacus B 151. Fourth Division


Telecom B 214, Roefield B161. Times Cup


Tag 77, Clitheroe A 179. AVilson Plate


Roefield A 151, Clitheroe D 135;


Roefield B129, Abacus A121. TABLES


Firsl Division P W I


YMCAA........■..12 12 WestholmeA.......12 II Stanhill A ........... 12 8 ClithcroeA.........12 7 YMCAB.............12 4 I ClithcroeB .......12 3 I StanhillB............. 11 2 I ......................11 O' I Second Division P W I


St Philip’s ....'....12 9 1 Colne................. 12 9 I Halsteads........... 12 9 (


.. Independent A..,.12 7 ( WestholmeB .....12 7 ( •StNicholas..........11 3 ( TelecomA .......11 2 (


CardinalsA'.........12 II 0 Whitehall..........lo 9 j


Clitheroe C..........H 5 0 Avondale............. 12, 5 0 Roefield A.............113 0 AbacusB


.11- 1 0 Fourth Division


Independents ... .lY 5 0 OlympicA......., ,1] -6 0


L P 0 231' 1208 4 152 5127 8110 9 82 9 72 11 43


L P 3175 3157 - 3154 5 147 . 5125 8107


, AbacusA .12,- 1- ( Third Division P W E


■ 9 100 : 11100


10 82 L P


L P 1181 1149 7 141 5136 6115 7104 8100


.1199 -2170 3167 5 135 ■ 6132 9101


11 82 11 75


RIBBLE VALLEY


darts ASSOCIATION RESULTS


. EBL 6, Judge 6; Black Horse 5, '


Billington BC 7; Brown Cow 4 Swan and Roiml 8; Catholic SC 5


Bay Horse 7; Low Moor 7, Craven i' IIICII SCORES


140 - D. Stevenson:138. L


. Hoyle (and 125), D. Cockett; 13G - L. Whittaker; 134 - H. Coleran- ' 133 - A. Southwell (and 115), r’ Winacre (and 103); 122 - S. Wa(! son; 118 - M. Ball; 116 - C. Lock­ et; 108 - M. Bowman; 105-S Hartley: 100 -,L. Celestial, R;


Bolton, J. Mason, E. Smith and L; Proctor.


................. -


TABLE - ■■ ■


Judge................ Billington BC . .. Low Moor......... Catholic SC....... Swan and Royal . . . Craven ........ Black Bull.. Bay Horse.. Royal British Legion Brown Cow . Black Horse


RIBBLE VALLEY DARTS AND


DOMINOES LEAGUE RESULTS Darts


Bay Horse 7, Band Club A 5;


Band Club B 8, De Lacy Arms 4; Judge Walmeslcy 10, Swan with Two Necks 2; Black Bull 10, Lower Buck 2; Brown Cow 12, Pendle Hotel 0. Dominoes


Bay Horse 8, Band Club A 4;


Band Club B 6, De Lacy Arms 6; Judge Walmesley 6, Swan with Two Necks 6; Black Bull 9, Lower Buck 3; Brown Cow 7, Pendle Hotel 5. , Total


Bay Horse 15, Band Club A 9;


Band Club B 14, De Lacy .Arms 10; Judge Walmesley 16, Swan with Two Necks 8; Black Bull 19, Lower Buck 5; Brown Cow 19, Pendle Hotel 5. TABLES Darls


P


Judge IValmesley...................... 132 Bay Horse......... ....................... 113 Swan with Two Necks...............107 Black Bull.................................. 98 Band Club .A...............................98 Brown Cow................................ 73 Band.Club B ...............................68 DeLacy ....................................54 Pendle Hotel...............................52 Lower Buck................................ 45 Dominoes


P


Swan with Two Necks . Bay Horse......... Black Bull......... Lower Buck.......


-Judge Walmesley Band Club A . . . . Band Club B . . . . Brown Cow....... DeLacy ............ Pendle Hotel. . . . .


...........87 ......... .81' :..........80 ..........78 : .......73' .......68


Combined 1.caguc P


Judge Walmesley.................... .219 Swan with Two Necks............. 208 Bay Horse................................ .205 Black Bull........ ...................... 189 Band Club A.............................179 Brown Cow . f . . . ...................... lal BandClubB.......................NS Lower B u ck . .. .. .. . ................123 DeLacy ...................................127, Pendle Hotel............................129


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Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, February 23rd, 2006 27 Early flood warnings


HOMES in the Ribble "Valley a t risk of flooding could ben e f it from a new direct warning system. V The Environment Agency is encouraging householders to sign up for its new “Flood­ line Warnings Direct” service, which pro­ vides free warnings direct to people who live or work in designated flood warning areas -


by phone, mobile, fax or pager, 24 hours-a- day: Less than half of almost 34,000 North West properties eligible to receive free flood


-T' T


James is revved up for next race


AN off-road racing competitor is hoping to speed up the sport’s recognition within the Ribble Valley. James Coonan (26), of


Billington, has been a member of the Northern Off Road Club for the past three years. Competing in his Land-


Rover, the former St Augus­ tine’s RC High School pupil has been interested in the sport since a young age, but now races once a month alongside at least 50 other vehicles at differ-


■


ent venues across the country. Already sponsored by Steve


Crewdson, owner of 'Whalley designer clothing store CC2 Moda, James is looking for more people who would like to


get involved in the sport as a sponsor.


Costing £200 for every race,


James admits it is an expensive hobby, so currently does all the maintenance work on his vehi­ cle with help from a friend. “I really enjoy it, but at pres­


ent I have to manage on a limit­ ed budget,” he said. Supported by family and


friends, James is getting revved up for his next race on Sunday, March 19th at Finningley, near Doncaster. Anyone interested in spon­


soring James can contact him on 07908697476. , Our picture shows James


with his off-road vehicle. (B090206/4C)


Landlord’s shame at being banned


A FORMER publican was nearly three times over the legal limit when breathalysed as he drove home to West Bradford in the early hours of the morning. Blackburn magistrates heard


that Andrew Vincent Snieder and his wife had been celebrat­ ing after learning they had found accommodation' in Clitheroe near th e working men’s club where she had obtained work.


Snieder (49), of Millstones,


tVest Bradford, pleaded guilty to driving with excess alcohol and without insurance. After hearing that he' gave a reading of 101 against the legal limit of 35 the magistrates banned Snieder for 28 months, ordered him to do 100 hours’ communi­


ty punishment and fined him £150. Mr Roger Pickles (defend­


ing) said Snieder and his wife had lost their pub in West Bradford when it was closed and they were only given two hours’ notice. She had found work in Clitheroe and on the day of the incident they had been celebrating securing accommodation.


- - "It looked like there was a


turn in the road and things were about to get better for them," said Mr Pickles. "He is a publican by trade


head in shame."


and says he would never have let a customer of his do what he did. “He says that he hangs his -


Store pushes healthy eating FEBRUARY


28 - Ribblesdale Wanderers annual meeting.


iVIARCH


18 - Closing date for entries to the Derek Lord Memorial Trophy Mixed Doubles at ■ Whalley Bowling Club. AH ' | entries to Mrs Pat Holden, (01254822737). ;


• All items for the Sports ; Diary must be submitted three days before the issue


: on which they are to be first, published.


, CELEBRATING 10 YEARS OE SERVICE


A CLITHEROE supermar­ ket is promoting healthy lifestyles for school children through the launch of a school sports scheme. Shoppers at Sainsburys


supermarkets will receive an Active Kids voucher for: every £10 spent with an extra voucher for every £10 spent on healthy foods such as fruit, vegetables, milk, pasta and fresh fish. Last year Ribble Valley


schools benefited from the scheme which enabled them to get equipment such as


space hoppers, skipping ropes, trampolines and crick-


"etbats. Clitheroe store manager


Mr Mark Herrington said; “The fantastic level of local response we received displays just how attractive the scheme is to Clitheroe schools.” This year the vouchers will.


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