- f 46 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, October 11th, 2007 Grindleton FC


Grindleton . . . . . . . . 4 C o w lin g ................. . . . . 3 GRINDLETON came from two goals behind to win this West Riding County Cup tie. The league leaders


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entertained their First Division counterparts who took advantage of some sloppy defending to race in to a two-goal lead. The first came as the


Cowling striker got the better side of full hack Darren Jackson to strike the hall home past Lloyd in goal. The visitors then dou­


bled their lead as the defence were caught nap­ ping, allowing the Cowl­ ing number eight a clean strike at goal. However, this game


was far from over and with 10 minutes of the half remaining Grindle­ ton pulled one hack through midfielder James Driver who went on a mazy run and unleashed a sweet strike to beat the Cowling keeper all ends up. Grindleton started the


second half brighter but actually fell further behind early on as they failed to clear their lines and Cowling struck again. But with 35 minutes of


the half remaining, Grindleton were far from dead and were deter­ mined to win this cup tie. Steve Walker pulled


one back with a brave challenge against the advancing Cowling keep­ er to bring the deficit back to one, and with virtually the next attack Grindleton drew level through arguably the best move of the match. The tireless Walker


delivered a pin-point cross from the left which found striker Scott Field­ ing, who heat the keeper with a fine header from inside the six-yard box. So with the tie finely


poised, and both teams searching for the winning goal, the hosts conceded an untimely penalty when centre half Ollie Cross stumbled across the advancing striker and gave the visitors a chance to re-take the lead. However, the resulting


penalty was spectacular­ ly saved by Lloyd diving to his right and palming the ball out to safety. And with only minutes


remaining Grindleton seized their chance and put Cowling to the sword when the impressive Walker challenged the keeper once again to head the ball into the back of the net. ■ More football on


page 45.


Gemma is first winner of award


RIBBLE Valley Netball Club had 130 people attend their annual presentation at the Catholic Club last month.


girls from the Under 9s through to the Under 15s under various categories. Awarded for the first time


Trophies were awarded to


was a special award provid­ ed by the club’s main spon­ sor Farm House Fare to Gemma Bland. This accolade is given to


the girl who has given the most back to the club in the last year, in the way of coaching younger girls, being a team leader at tour­ naments, developing umpir­ ing skills, or is working towards recognised umpir­ ing qualifications The presentation was fol­


lowed by dancing to a Ceilidh band and supper,


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Sport Information Desk Football


UNIBOND


First Division North P W D L P


FOOTBALL LEAGUE


which was thoroughly enjoyed by all. The results on the night


were as follows: Consistent Effort: Year


Two - Neave McCotter, Louise Brown; Year Three - Grace McMeekin, Megan King, Suzanne Garth Jones; Year Four - Laura Caunce, Brogan Atkinson; Year Five - Emily McHugh, Shannon Smith; Year Six - Emily Pietrzak, Kayleigh Burton; Year Seven - Sarah Darnell, Katie Baldwin; Year Eight - Emily Rawcliffe; Year Nine - Kate Baron; Year 10 - Gemma Bland. Most Improved: Year


Four - Hannah Priory, Mil­ lie Ramsey; Year Five - Faye Dugmore, Lydia Hog- gart; Year Six - Katy Oliv­ er, Bethany Jones, Year Seven - Danielle Redhead, Emma Hindle; Year Eight -


Emily Zak; Year Nine - Jes- sica Eastham; Year 10 - Katie Mercer. Good Squad Member:


Year Four - Meg Wild, Chloe Dunkenson;. Year Five - Molly Dervenny, Rani Govender; Year Six - Natalie Scott, Rosie Der­ byshire; Year Seven - Elbe Walker Smith, Ellie Cham­ bers; Year Eight - Hannah Wood; Year Nine - Molly Derbyshire; Year 10 - Megan Connolly. Good Attendance: Year


Disappointing Maroons’ display


Clilheroe RUFC..........7 Colne and Nelson........ 13 A CLOSE scoreline belies the full truth of this derby encounter with old rivals Colne at Littlemoor. Although only a convert­


Battling Buccaneers


ed try separated the two teams, it could have been, and really should have been much much worse for the Maroons. Only some poor handling by the visitors and final passes going astray prevented more points. Fresh from two wins on


CLITHEROE RUFC Buccaneers Under 13s acquitted themselves marvellously in a four-team tournament organised by Burnley on Sunday. In autumnal sunshine, the lads opened their account


with a spirited display against the home side. In recent seasons games against Burnley have been well-matched and competitive, with this one being no


different. True to form the first match of the day ended in a


the trot, the faithful sup­ porters on the sidelines could be excused for feeling disappointed in the per­ formance of the town team. With a firm pitch and


perfect conditions, it was Colne who started much the stronger. Their back row totally


eclipsed Clitheroe's, making huge yardage aided and abetted by some feeble tackling. I t was no real surprise


draw, Clitheroe deservedly levelling the score courtesy of a late try by the hard-running Tom Backhouse. The next game against pre-tournament favourites


Colne and Nelson was even tougher. Competing well against a bigger and heavier pack,


winners of the tournament, Clitheroe succumbed to a try in each half but deserved immense credit for the way they stuck manfully to their task. Taking heart from a great defensive effort, they then pulverised Rossendale in the final game, running out


Clitheroe hung on and dug deep. After a valiant rearguard effort against the ultimate


winners by five tries to nil. Showing imagination and flair, the backs ran the ball


from deep and scored several tries from distance. Over the three matches every lad donning the maroon


when the line was breached and Colne went over to open the scoring. Clitheroe fought back


and gold showed immense courage and character, thor­ oughly deserving their tournament medals for coming


equal second. A credit to the Buccaneers, this performance bodes


extremely well for the long-term future of a thriving club.


and showed up well in the driving mauls, and after a protracted rumble involving all the forwards, Ollie McEntyre crashed over for a try. Matin Lafranceschina converted and Clitheroe were level. This wasn't to last long,


however, as Colne grabbed a penalty to regain the lead. Unfortunately it took


nearly an hour of the match for Clitheroe to start com­ peting with anything like


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the controlled aggression needed, and also to start getting the basics going properly. By this time Colne had


further increased their lead, but with 15 minutes to go it was, at last, all Clitheroe as they laid siege to the visi­ tors try line, but it was too little and too late, and they just could not snatch the winning score. Clitheroe really got out of this game what they


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deserved - nothing. Poor commitment, lax defence, abysmal running lines in the backs, are just some of the things to be worked on at training. On Saturday, the first


Bowland crowned double champions


BOWLAND High School’s Year 10 Netball team have been crowned league and tournament champions following their return to school this term. Trained by Ribble Val­


ley Netball Club coach Sarah Thompson, the side successfully did the Year 9 double in the last school year by finishing the league unbeaten, before defeating all local opposi­


team have no league fixture, but the seconds take centre stage at Littlemoor when they hope to show the senior team how i t ’s done when they play Colne and Nelson seconds in the Halbro Plate (kick-off 3 p.m.).


tion at the end of season tournament a t Hollins Technology College in Accrington. Bowland beat Clitheroe


Royal Grammar School 3- 2 in the final to win the competition, having already seen off Ribbles- dale High School, St Augustine’s and Oakhill College. And this season’s league campaign has seen the


side get off to another good start, with victory * over Ribblesdale High School. The team are Catherine O


Duckworth, Har riot Campbell, Siobhan Hall, A Phoebe Frankland, Jessi­ ca Hurley, Sophie Cox, Q Abbie McCabe, Laura Kingsley, Mollie Noland . and Hazel Swarbrick. The Bowland winners are pictured. (B170907/2)


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Two - Roxy Foley Jenison, Madeline Wynne; Year Three - Maya


Govender, Claire McKenna; Year Four - Sophie Zak, Phoebe Bolton; Year Five - ' Olivia Bates, Sophie Livesey; Year Six - Lucy Parker, Hope Abel; Year Seven - Rebecca Bridges, Rebecca Winder; Year Eight - Bethany Tomlin­ son; Year Nine - Natalie Cunliffe; Year 10 - Sarah Pate. Rising Star: Year Two -


Abigail Stansfield, Annabel Mayson; Year Three - Eleanor Graham; Year Four - Georgia McKenzie; Year Five - Millie Arnold, Ella Chapp, Emily Dyer; Year Six - Francesca Bari- tos; Year Seven - Beth Dugmore; Year Eight - Charlotte Travis. Best Shooter: Primary -


Emily Rodgers; Secondary - Beth Walker Smith; Senior - Amanda Bridges. Best Defender Primary- Charli Chamley; Secondary


- Marisa Galea; Senior -


Sarah Lou Dakin. Best Centre Court: Pri­


mary - Emma Todd; Sec­ ondary - Charlotte Connol­ ly; Senior - Sophie Hindle. Best Overall Player: Pri­


mary — Beth Jones; Sec­ ondary - Katie Baldwin; Senior - Sophie Hindle. Some of the successful


players are pictured at the presentation night. (T230907/5)


Curzon Ashton . ..10 7 3 0 24 Ossctt Albion .. ..10 7 0 3 21 Bambcr Bridge . ...9 6 2 1 •20 Bradford PA . .. ..10 5 i 4 16 Lancaster City . ..10 5 1 4 16 GarforthTn . .. ...9 4 2 3 14 Mossley........... ..11 4 2 5 14 FCUnitcd....... ...8 4 i 3 13 Skd’daleUtd. .. ...8 3 4 1 13 Newcastle BS .. ..10 3 4 3 13 Woodley Sports. ...7 3 3 i 12 Wakefield ....... ...9 3 2 4 11 Rossendale Utd. ..10 3 2 5 11 Harrogate RA.. ...9 3 1 5 10 Bridlington Tn . ..11 2 2 7 8 Chorley........... ...9 i 4 4 7 Clitheroe......... ...7 1 1 0 4 Radcliffe Bor. .. ...7 0 i 6 i


EAST LANCASHIRE


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


Lancashire Amateur Cup 2 (AET).


Leigh Phoenix 1, Hurst Green First Division


Langho 3, Mill Hill 3; Witton


Park 0, Rimington 7. Second Division


Barrowford Celtic 2, Clitheroe


RBL 6; Burnley Boys’ Club 2, Read Utd 4; Sabden 2, Padiham A 5. Reserve Division


Goodshaw Utd 5, Read Utd 5;


Hurst Green 3, Colne Utd 2; Oswaldtwistle SM 2, Langho 2; Rimington 4, Worsthorne 6. •TABLES


\ Rimington......... .9 6


Langho.............. .9 6 2 1 20 2 19


P W D L P


J Enfield.............. .7 5 i i 16 Mill Hill.........


Peel Park........... .9 3 2 4 ii Hurst Green . . . . .6 3


Stacksteads....... .8 5 0 3 15 Rock Rovers . . . . .6 4


.8 5 0 3 15 1 13 2 10


Goodshaw Utd .. .8 3 1 4 10 Worsthorne....... .6 3 0 3 9 Borrowdale Utd . .7 2 0 5 6 Kelbrook........... .7 2 0 5 6 Colne Utd......... .8 i 3 5 6 Witton Park . . . . .9


0 8 3


Settle Utd......... .5 0 i 4 i Second Division


Read Utd........... .8 6


P W D L P 1 19


Clitheroe RBL .. .8 5 3 0 18 Bacup CC......... .8 5


2 16


Pendle Forest . .. .8 4 3 i 15 Belvedere........... .8 4 3 1 15 Rawtcnstall....... .8 5 0 3 15 Canberra........... .6 4 0 2 12 liGSOB............


- Bly Boys’ Club .. .8 2 0 6 6 i Barnoldswick Tn .7 Sabden .............. .7


. B'fordYCW . . . . .7 3 2 2 n Ossy St Mary’s .. .8 2 3 3 9 Padiham A ....... .9 2


6 7 5 4


Barrowford Celtic .9 i 0 8 3 Reserve Division P W D L P


' Rimington......... ..8 4 2 2 14 1 Worsthorne....... ..7 4 Stacksteads.......


Goodshaw Utd .. ..8 3 2 3 ii Langho .............. ..7 3


; Hurst Green . . . . .6 6 0 0 18 ; BGSOB ............ .8 5 2 i 17 ; Enfield.............. ..9 4 3 2 15


2 13


Rawtenstall....... ..8 3 i 4 10 ‘ Rock Rovers . . . . ..8 3 1 Colne Utd......... ..8 2


3 3 i 12 3 10 4 10


5 7


Ossy St Mary’s .. ..6 i 3 2 6 j Peel Park...........


0 HARRY DEWHURS


MEMORIAL LEAGl RESULTS


First Division


Dog Inn 4, Griffin’s Head 1 Second Division


Dog Sports Bar 7, O


Refugees 0; Station 4, Brew Arms 6.


FIXTURES Sunday


Terry Cattcrmolc Trophy Ports Arms v Clayton


Moors (Wilson’s); Helmsh Harriers v Station (Wilson’s). First Division


Griffin’s Head v Gt Ilarw Rovers (Kinge George).


: Kolbrook........... ..5 i i 3 4 , Read Utd...........


2 3 5 8 1


1 5 4


Boca Seniors.........3 3 0 0 9 Dog and Otter...,..3 3 0 0 9 Welly Clayton ... . ..4 3 0 1 9 Church Tn............4 2 0 2 6 Dog Inn................3 2 0 1 G StanhiUWMC .....4 1 0 3 3 Gt Harwood Rvrs,..3 0 0 3 0 Griffin’s Head ......4 0 0 4 0 Second Division


First Division P W D L P


P W D L P


Brewers’ Arms. .. ..6 6 0 0 18 Clayton-Ie-Moors ..5 3 1 1 10 Station.............. ..5 3 1 1 10 Globe Bullough.. ..5 2 1 2 7 •Commercial OB ..6 2 2 2 5 *Dog Sports Bar. ..6 2 1 3 4 •FortsArms . . . .


ROEFIELD LEISURE FIVE-A-SIDE


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


Mad Dogs 0, AC Men 1; Real


Rosslee 3, New Inn 9; AFC Buck 11, Black Bull 3; Wilkies Warriors 4, Clitheroe Clowns 6; MMS 0, Morning Glory 14. FIXTURES Sunday


9 a.m. - Real Rosslee v Mad


Dogs; 9-35 a.m. - AFC Buck v AC Men; 10-10 a.m. - Wilkies War­ riors v New Inn; 10-45 a.m. - MMS v Black Bull; 11-20 a.m. - Beer Can v Clitheroe Clowns.


ACCRINGTON AND DISTRICT JUNIOR


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


Under 9s


Haslingden 4, Whalley 3.- Under 10s


Church 0, Wolves Blue 6;


Wolves Red 3, Rishton Utd 1; Whalley 0, Pendle Forest White 3. Under 11s


Wolves Red 5, Whalley 0;


Wilpshire Wanderers 2, Wolves Blue 2.


Under 12s


League One: Langho 1, Fulledge Colts 2. League Two:


Belthom Utd Oi Wolves 22. Under 14s


0, Wolves 19.


League Two; Brierfield Celtic Under 15s


League One: Belvedere 3,


Readstone Utd 3. League Two: Wolves 2, Blackburn Tn 4. Under 16s


Belvedere 1, Readstone Utd 2; .9 3 3 3 12


Wolves 4, Haslingden 1. TABLES Under 9s P w D L P


St Josephs......... ..7 4 1 2 13 Whalley............


Acc. Stanley . . . . ..7 7 0 0 21 Rossendale Orange .8 6 1 1 19 Huncoat Utd. . . . ,8 6 i 1 19 Rishton Utd . . . .


5 1 1 16 3 0 4 9


Hasingden......... ..8 2 0 6 G Wilpshire Wands. ..6 1 1 4 4 Rossendale Blue ....7 1 1 6 4 Greyhound Ford ....7 1 0 6 3 Church..................6 0 Under 10s


0 6 0


Wilpshire Wands....7 7 0 0 21 Acc.Stanley . . . . ...7 6 1 0 19 GtH'wood Rvrs ....8 6 1 1 19


P w D L P


Wolves Blue....... ...8 5 0 3 15 Rishton Utd . . . . ...8 4 0 4 12 Rossendale Red.....8 3 2 3 11 Forest White . . . . ...8 3 1 4 10 Wolves Red....... ...8 3 1 4 10 Forest Green . . . . ,..7 3 0 4 9 Whalley............ ..8 2 1 5 7 Rossendale Blue ....8 0 1 7 1 Church..................7 0 Under 11s


0 7 0 Acc.Stanley.. .. .


Wilpshire Wands.,..9 5 1 3 16 Huncoat Utd. .. . ,.10 5 1 4 16 Gt H’wood Rvrs .,.10 4 1 0 13 Waives Blue.......


Wolves Red . . . . , ...9 7 2 0 23 Rishton Utd . .. . ...9 6 1 2 19 Baxenden Villa ..,.10 5 2 3 17 Danven............


P W D L P 9 0 0 27


5 1 3 16


B’ford Celtic . .. . ,.10 3 3 4 12 Rossendale....... ,..8 3 2 3 11 Clayton PR....... ...9 1 0 8 3 Church..............,..9 0 1 8 1 Whalley............ ...9 0 0 9 0


4 i 5 13 TABLES


Acc. Stanley Blue ..6 5 i 0 16 BrunleaDyn. . . . ..6 5 0 1 15 Ossy Rangers . . . ..6 4 2 0 14 AKZO Nobel.... ..6 Wilpshire Wands. ..6 Darwcn.............


Fulledge Colts. . . ..6 St Josephs.........


Under I2s League One P w D L P


Oswaldtwistle . . . ..6 2 0 4 6 Langho..............


Under 12s League Two P W D L P


0 0 6 0 0 5 3


Ossy Refugees . . . ..5 0 1 4 1 H’shore Harriers. ..5 0 0 5 0 •points deducted


2 1 2 1


Rishton U td ___ ..6 6 0 0 18 PcndleForest . .. ..6 6 0 0. 18 Acc. Stanley Red ..6 3 0 3 9 Rossendale ....... ..6 3 0 3 9 Haslingden....... ..5 3 0 2 9 Gt H’wood Rvrs ..5 3 0 2 9 Wolves............. Church.............


Huncoat Utd . . . ..6 i 0 5 3 Belthom Utd. . .


Under 1 Is League Two P w D L p


0 0 5 0


Clitheroe Wolves ..7 7 0 0 21 Oswaldtwistle .. ..8 7 0 i 21 Globe Bullough. Gt H’wood Rvrs


0 4 3 0 3 3


2 0 4 6 0 5 3


1 1 13 0 2 12


. Darts and Dominoes TABLE


P


Judge Walmesley...........................35 BillingtonBC .............................. 31 Black Bull ....................................30 Legion ............


29


Black Horse..................................26 Bay Horse ....................................23 Brown Cow ..................................19 Catholic SC ..................................19 DeLacy....................................... 18 Craven B ......................................17 Craven A ..................................... 16 Low Moor....................................13


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND DOMINOES


LEAGUE FIXTURES Wednesday


Doubles Knockout Quarter Finals: R. Jones and J.


Rishton Utd . . . ..7 3 0 4 9 Borrowdale Utd ..7 2 1 4 7 ..8 0 1 7 1


..8 6 0 2 18 ..7 4 0 3 12


B’field Celtic . . . ..8 0 0 8 0 Under 15s League One


P w D L P


Belvedere......... ..6 4 2 0 14 Acc.Stanley . .. ..6 4 i 13 Readstone Utd . ..6 4


Huncoat Utd. . . ..6 2 0 4 6 Rossendale Utd. ..6 1 1 4 4 Gt H’wood Rvrs ..6 0 Wilpshire Wands ..6 0


Pendle Forest .. ..6 4 0 2 12 Greyhound Ford ..6 3 2 11 B’ford Celtic . . . ..6 3


13 2 10


Under 15s League Two P w D L P


5 i 5 1


AKZO Green. . . ..6 6 0 0 18 Rishton Utd . . . ..6 4


13


Blackburn Tn .. ..5 4 0 i 12 AKZO Orange.. ..5 2 2 i 8 Ossy Rangers .. ..5 i 4 0 7 Feniscowles . . . . ..5 1 2 2 5 Baxenden Villa . ..6 1 2 3 5 Borrowdale Utd ..5 i i 3 4 Clitheroe Wolves ..5 0 i 4 1 Haslingden . . . . ..6 0


Readstone Utd . ..9 8 Baxenden Villa . ..9 8 0 R’bottom Utd.. ..8 6 Belvedere......... ..9 6


Under 16s P w D L P 0 25 24


5 1


Marsden (Black Horse); B. Stan­ ley and C. Flynn (Horse Shoe); M. Lyne and J. Cheetham (Wag­ gon and Horses); J. Schofield and L. Astin (Black Horse); L. War­ ing and S. Kenyon (Black Horse); J. and T. Hargreaves (Black Horse); T. Brown and T. Falcus (Black Bull); A. Gudgeon and L. Wright (Swan and Royal). • To be played at The Castle,


8-30 p.m. start. Pool THWAITES


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Premier Division Bay Horse 7, White Hart 5;


Billington A 3, Buck A 9; Buck B 4, Castle A 8; RBL A 8, St Peter’s HG 4.


First Division Higher Buck B 2, Rose and


Crown B 10; St Peter’s (Hurst Green) B 6, Billington B 6; Wag­ gon A 8, White Horse B 4; Low Moor 7, Read Constitutional Club 5.


Second Division Brown Cow 6, Stork B 6; Kings


Arms B 5, Con. Club A 7. Third Division


1 19 2 19


Knuzden......... .10 3 2 5 11 AKZO Nobel... ..7 3 0 4 9 Oswaldtwistle .. .10 2 0 8 6 Haslingden . . . . .10 1 0 9 3 Ossy Rangers .. .10 1 0 9 3 Clitheroe Wolves .10 i 0 9 3


Feniscowles . . . . .10 6 0 4 18 Pendle Forest .. ..8 6 0 2 18 Wilpshire Wands ..9 5 2 2 17 Nelson............. ..9 4


4 13 WARBURTONS


YOUTH LEAGUE RESULTS


Under 14 Wolves 6.


Burnley Rangers 3, Clitheroe Under 15


Clitheroe Wolves Rangers 1,


Ighten Leigh 6. Darts and Dominoes


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS


LEAGUE FIXTURES Monday


First Division Low Moor v Pendle Inn; Swan


A v Buck Inn; Royal British Legion B v Waddington; Royal Oak v St Michael’s. Second Division


Brown Cow A v White Lion;


Craven Heifer v Royal British Legion A; Horse Shoe v Swan B.


RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES’DARTS


ASSOCIATION RESULTS


Low Moor 6, Craven Heifer B


G; Royal British Legion 3, Billing- ton Brass Band Club 9; Catholic Social Club 4, Black Bull 8; Black Horse 8, Bay Horse 4; Brown Cow 1, Judge Walmsleyll.


Buck D 4, Dog 8; Con. Club B


7, RBL C 5; White Lion 2, Kings Arms 10.


Fourth Division


leys 8; RBL D 7, Craven B 5; White Hart B 8, Royal Oak B 0. FIXTURES Tonight


Premier Division Buck A v RBL A; RBL B v


Castle A; St Peter’s HG v Bay Horse; White Hart v Buck B. First Division


Rose and Crown B v White


Horse A; Waggon A v Higher Buck B; White Horse B v Read Con. Club; Billington B v Low Moor.


Second Division Con. Club A v Horse Shoe;


Stork B v Kings Arms B. • Third Division.


Castle B v Con. Club B; Dog v


Rose and Crown A; Kings Arms v Buck D; RBL C v White Lion. Fourth Division


Buck Wrinkleys v De Lacy;


Craven Heifer A v White Hart B; Royal Oak B v Pendle Hotel. TABLES


Premier Division P w D L P


RBLA . . . . . . . . ..15 13 0 2144 Buck A............. ..14 11 2 1135 Castle A ........... ..14 10 2 2128 Billington A. . . . ..15 7 0 8100 White Hart . . . . ..14 5 2 7 94 Bay Horse....... ..14 4 3 7 85 RBL B ............. ..14 1 6 7 75 St Peter’s IIG .. ..14 1 4 9 68 Buck B............. ..14 1 3 10 67 First Division P W D L P


Low Moor....... ..15 13 2 0145 Billington B. . . . ..14 10 2 2127 St Peter’s B . . . . ..15 5 5 5104 Rose & Crown B ..14 6 2 6101 White Horse A . ..14 6 3 5 99 Read Con. Club ..14 6 i 7 94 Waggon A ........ ..14 4 1 9 85 White Horse B . ..14 2 5 7 80 Higher Buck B . ..14 1 1 12 61


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Second Division P W D 1. p


Con. Club A . . . ..11 4 5 2 85 Station............. ..11 5 3 3 85 Brown Cow . . . . ..12 4 4 4 78 HorseShoe . . . . ..10 5 1 4 76 Stork B ........... ..10 5 2 3 75 Royal Oak A . . . ..11 4 2 5 75 Kings Arms B .. ..11 2 1 8 58 Third Division p W D L P


Kings Arms. . . . ..14 10 1 3125 Con.ClubB . . . ..15 8 2 5118 Dog................ ..14 8 2 4114 RBLC............. ..14 7 2 5110 BuckD ........... ..14 3 5 6 93 •Rose & Crown A .13 3 7 3 86 Castle B........... ..14 4 3 7 82 Waggon B ....... ..14 3 3 8 77 White Lion . . . . ..14 3 3 8 75 Fourth Division P W D L P


RBLD............. ..13 10 i 2114 Craven B ......... ..14 5 3 6102 Buck Wrinkleys ..12 8 2 2100 White Hart B .. ..13 6 3 4 95 Pendle Hotel. . . ..12 5 i 6 85 Royal Oak B . . . ..12 5 1 G 76 DeLacy........... ..12 2 3 7 60 Craven Heifer A ..12 2 0 10 53 Ladies’ Division P W D L P


Pendle Hotel . . . ..15 14 0 1126 Royal Oak.......


10 0 5 97


RBLA............. ..14 9 0 5 92 Buck B............. ..14 9 0 5 89 DeLacy B ........ ..14 7 0 7 78 Buck A............. ..14 6 0 8 75 DeLacy A ........ ..14 3 0 11 56 White Horse . . . ..14 4 0 10 43 Royal Oak B . . . ..14 2 0 12 36 • The Summer League’s Pre­


sentation night will be held on Thursday, October 25th, a t the Rose and Crown. The new season is to commence the week after, all fixtures must be collected at pres­ entation night.


Snooker CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT SNOOKER


LEAGUE FIXTURES Tonight


First Division RBL v Clitheroe Con.; Chat-


bum A v Billington A; Low Moor A v Catolic Club; Rimington A v Whalley.


Second Division Billington B v Chatburn B;


Police v Low Moor B; Social Club v Waddington B.


Badminton


BLACKBURN AND DISTRICT


BADMINTON


ASSOCIATION RESULTS


First Division Independent A 10-213(14)


Colne 6-160(9); YMCA 16- 240(20), Westholme B 0-46(0): Westholme A 11-212(15), Stanhil! A 5-156(8); St Philips 7-168(10), Tag 9-178(12). Second Division


Abacus B 4-140(6), Clitheroe


B 12-210(16). Third Division


St Matthew’s 7-159(10), Avon­


dale 9-217(13); Cardinals B 10- 202(14), Westholme C 0-178(9); College 15-236(19), Roefield B 1- 100(3); Roefield B 4-126(6), Car­ dinals B 12-214(16).


Wolves Under Us Red . .5 Whalley Juniors Ulls . .0 ANOTHER fine win saw Wolves Under 11s Red maintain second place in the league. Despite a slow start, the


Readstone United


locals soon got into gear and managed to score four in the first half, with goals for Andrew Tomlinson (2), George Bicknell and Sam Robson. The second half saw the


manager make some posi­ tional changes to let the hard working defence get forward. Normal keeper Paul McGrath got a chance as striker, and was unlucky not to find himself on the scoresheet. And a second half goal


Readslone Under 15 Girls 4 AGSA................................1 STAR player Niamh McCarthy was on target as Readstone maintained their unbeaten start to the sea­ son. Sophie Hindle, Natalie


Wolves Under 16s..........4 Haslingden Juniors___1 A VOCAL crowd cheered the Wolves to their first league points of the season. Farrow opened the scor­


from Ryan Cattermole brought the final score to 5- 0.


Brereton both scored, with Kieron Demain taking the man-of-the-match honour. Readslone Uld Under 8s 2 Padiham Saints............. 0 DEAN Moorhouse starred as United recorded this excellent win. Joe Noone and Max


ing by holding off several challenges to tuck the ball in at the near post shortly followed by a second from Du Plesiss who lifted it over the keeper to take the Wolves in at half-time with a well deserved lead. Haslingden pulled a goal


back and, but for some excellent defending, the scores would have been level. Substitute Walmsley


Laird were both on the scoresheet, just days after an emphatic 6-0 win over Bamoldswick Town. Noone hit a hat-trick in


Cassidy and Melissa Het- herington also netted in the win. Readslone Under 16s__2 Belvedere........................ 1 READSTONE returned to the top of the table with this narrow victory over Belvedere. Josh Corrigan and Ryan


then put the game beyond doubt with a clinical finish and to top things off Cher­ ry scored from a free kick in the dying minutes. Man-of- the-match was Parkinson. Wolves Under 9s Red . . .2 Bacup Juniors..............8 CLITHEROE Wolves found themselves up against a strong and power­ ful Bacup team. And despite being behind


man-of-the-match. Readslone Under 15s__3 Belvedere........................ 3 A LACKLUSTRE per­ formance still managed to yield a point for the Under 15s. Star man Kieran Lee was


that contest, with Harry Rushton and two own goals completing the rout. Aiden Duffy was the


on target, as were Cameron O’Donnell and Elliot Bywater. Readslone Under 10s___0 Rishlon ...........................1 FAILURE to convert chances cost United dear in this contest with Rishton. Oliver Dugdale starred,


at half-time, the locals fought back, defended well and got on the score sheet with two goals from Chris Baird.


Langho Juniors


Langho Under 12s.........1 Fulledge C o l ls .............. 2 A GOOD, solid first half saw plenty of opportunities from Langho aside from Sean Holmes’ opener. However the nadir of


with special mention to Alex Atherton Who was making his debut for the club. Readstone Under 11s___1 Brierfield Celtic..............2 THE Under Us were nar­ rowly edged out of this encounter, but deserved a point. Man-of-the-match Den­


zel Yates scored their only goal of the game. • Readslone Under 9s


sloppy defending proved again to be Langho’s undo­ ing as Fulledge crept back in to the game and got what prooved to be the winner


some tough fixtures for Clitheroe as an away trip to Zodiac proved with a 10-8 defeat. Battling hard, Graham Morris starred


DIVISION Two of the Mid-Lancs Badminton League is throwing up


with five wins, aided by Martin Meadows and Christine Smillon. Stephen Pym had wins with Louise Bur-


rill and Meadows, with Burrill and Mary Brass adding to the total. Away again, against the Hawks, saw the


side battle once more to take a narrow win this time by the same 10-8 margin. T. Bush, D. Darnell and D. McKenzie turned out with their ladies, J. MacEwan,


stood out enough to earn the man-of-the-match award.


J. Pym and C. Moro to make a clean sweep. MacEwan also took two games with


McKenzie against newly promoted Hal­ steads in a nervy First Division victory in the Blackburn and District League. Fellow club members Chris Tomlinson


and Gaynor Sutcliffe were facing on the opposite side of the net to make for fierce competition. . The club arc eagerly anticipating their


move io play at the new facilities at (he Oakhill Accadcmy, and anyone wishing to play competitive badminton should ring Mary Brass (427543).


Fulledge Colls................6 A POOR performance saw United lose heavily against the league leaders. However, Jack Sothern


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