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Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Successful trio!


RIBBLE Valley Netball Club’s annual trip to Nottingham proved a success. . Six squads, aged 10 to 15, participated


against teams from Tameside, Birming­ ham, Poole, Lincoln, Blackpool, Essex, Hartlepool, Hertford, Oldham and Not­ tingham.


The Under 11s team played their first


tournament at 7-a-side, and managed a mixed bag of wins, draws and losses, but their effort and commitment throughout was admirable in finishing mid-table. The two Under 12s teams gained eighth


SUCCESS: Ribble Valley’s Under 12s teams (s) • •


and 10th spots in their.group, and had a tussle against each other in an evenly- fought match that ended 2-2. The friendly rivalry spurred the girls on and saw them play their best match of the weekend


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•against one another. The highest placed teams were the Under 13s and Under 14s, who both


. achieved fifth place in their respective cat­ egories, a worthy result out of 14 oppos­ ing teams, while the Under 15s finished ninth in their group. A great weekend was had by all consid­


ering a 6 a.m. start on the Saturday morn­ ing and a journey down that involved a few minor hiccups. This Saturday sees the club’s annual


----------------acu,y m uie tiuuslunnauon. .


presentation night, which will be celebrat­ ed with a ceildh at S t Michael and St John’s Social Club, where parents and children can celebrate the achievements of the girls and also mark the 10th anniver­ sary of the club’s formation.


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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, September 20th, 2007 7 1 Sport Information Desk VEKA RIBBLESDALE


CRICKET LEAGUE TABLES


nor Division 5§ B’bum N. Whalley....


•Earby... Read


SUCCESS: Ribble Valley’s Under 14s (s) Bittersweet loss for Maroon and Golds


ClitheroeRUFC. . . . . . . .14 Thornton Cleveleys.......... 21 CLITHEROE endured a bit­ tersweet defeat in their first home game of the season. Having scored two unan­


swered tries, you would have thought you deserved victory, but the winners’ champagne turned to vinegar as the visi­ tors’ fly half had one of those d a y s w ith h is b o o t ’ , as i t seemed he just could not miss. P en a lty k ick s and drop


g o a ls , b oth were th e same result, scoring three points at a time to slowly whittle away


Clitheroe’s lead and consign the Littlemoor outfit to their second successive reverse. Even though they had two


enforced changes, with loose forward James H a yn e s s t i l l out of action after being forced off last week, replaced by last se a so n ’s C o lts skipper, the improving Simon Cowgill in his first full start for the senior team.


In the three quarters, Mar­


tin Lafranceschina returned after a lengthy injury break, and th e home side were unrecognisable from the previ-


Bolton stars on final day


N E IL .B o lton was Clitheroe’s sta r man on the final day of the 2007


- Ribblesdale Cricket League on Saturday. The forme r ca p ta in


scooped six wickets before smashing an undefeated c en tu r y at Chatburn Road to see off Padiham


t


: by six wickets and finish sixth in the table. T h e v is i to r s d id n ’t


quite gift victory, though, as substitute professional Pankaj Tripathi opened. the innings and carried his bat for a typically bel­ ligerent 72, but it wasn’t enough to se e the Arbories men to victory. Tripathi stepped in for


Kashif Siddique to close the season and helped the side to a total of 213 all out. R u n s from Calum


Clarke (3 0 ) and P e te r Usher (24) upped the vis­ itor s’ score, before both fe l l a t th e h an d s of B o lto n a s p a r t o f th e Clitheroe man’s 6-53. Mark Hargreaves (2-


5 4 ) , home professional M ich a e l P ap p s (1 -5 2 ) and Josh Marquet (1-7) also got in on the act to see Padiham stopped in their tracks.


Neil Bolton In reply, B o lton was


joined by Papps for the first wicket, and between them the pair almost won the game on the ir own before the la t te r was caught by Usher off the b owling o f M ich a e l Hawke for 63. Low singles from Peter


Dibb (4), Dan Glover (6) and Carl Palmer (3) fol­ lowed, before ca p ta in Simon Coulter (.16 not out) did enough alongside Bolton to see the Ribble Valley side to victory. Kevin H itch on was


Padiham’s leading wicket taker with 2-55, catching Dibb off his own delivery and bow lin g Glover shortly after. Palmer was run out.


ous week’s effort. Looking more purposeful in


both the pack and among the hacks, they made good inroads through the Thornton defence. And after some sustained


pressure saw th e defence crack, Lafrancechina was on hand to shrug off a couple of


would-be tacklers to claim the score. However, after a successful


conversion, Thornton kicked in to gear, and C l ith e ro e ’s defence was tested to the full. Sortie hard work on the training paddock in this area


paid dividends, as Thornton couldn’t find the time or space to launch a meaningful attack. At the turn round, Clitheroe


were ahead 7-0 and looking comfortable, but the visitors came back into the game and s ta r ted ch ip p ing awa y a t Clitheroe's lead, first by a cou­ ple of penalties, and then the T ho rnton number 10 h i t a purple patch and slotted three drop g o a ls to lea v e the Maroons reeling. A last big push in the final


quarter saw Clitheroe play some of their best rugby. The


pack got their driving game g o in g , and supported the backs well. Wingman James Dickinson


d isp la y ed some a gg res siv e charges, setting up good field position. Then out of the blue, veteran number eight Ollie McEntyre blasted through for a touchdown under the sticks. A conversion closed the gap,


but yet another transgression from the home side gave yet more points to the Thornton kicking machine. Desperately disappointing for Clithe ro e , but where


Tho rnton kicked the ir chances, Clitheroe’s kickers couldn't find the target, with nine simple points going beg­ ging at various times during the match to ultimately prove th e difference between the teams. Chorley are the visitors to


Littlemoor on Saturday, with the likelihood of an early kick­ off (1-15 p.m.) to catch the England v Samoa game in the clubhouse.


fREAD finished off the 2007 Ribblesdale League cricket season with v ic ­ tory a t home to Ribbles­ dale Wanderers on S a t ­ urday. Six wickets from War­


Eastham claims six Whalley are victims in derby win top local side


In r eply, D r iv e r (8 )


ren Eastham and sizable knocks from Elliot Art- ingstoll (46), sub profes­ sional Luke Proctor (2 0 ). and Kyle O’Connor (39) saw th e Whalley Road side well on their way to a five-wicket win. E a s th am •


then


returned as seventh man to b a t ou t 26 n o t ou t along side David Swar- brick (7 not out) for vic­ tory.


R ib b le sd a le p o s ted


1 7 2 a l l ou t as M a r t in P e e l to p sc o r ed , w ith v i s i t in g paid man Joe Scuderi not far behind, opening the innings with 32.


The Church Meadow


professional wasn’t the f ir s t w ick e t to fa l l , as A lis ta ir Marsh (5) was bowled by Proctor at 16- 1.


B u t Scuderi was the


second to go at 51, and he was Eas tham’s first victim of the afternoon, c lea n bowled by the


Warren Easlham


Read veteran after fac­ ing 49 balls and making


six shots to the bound­ ary. P a r tn e r C ra ig H a l l


(2 2 ) followed n o t long after, trapped leg before by captain Will Driver, before Eastham ripped out the middle order on his way to 6-40. In b e tw e en , Proctor


g rab b ed h is se con d w ick e t in top . sco r e r Peel, who had been lead­ in g a tr a i l w i th thr e e four s and two s ix e s , b efo re b ow l in g Ba r ry Spencer (1 4 ) and Rib- b le sd a le ’s la s t man Tandy for a duck.


was removed early in the innings a t 14, down to the bowling of Scuderi, but partner Artingstoll and third b a t P ro c to r got the side going for the second wicket. However, after the sub


paid man was bowled by Spencer, the b e s t part­ nership o f the in n ing s was seen when O’Connor came to the crease, and he and A r t in g s to ll put on 63 runs for the third wicket. The op en e r scored


se v en b ou n d a r ie s to O’Connor’s six fours and two sixes.


O’Connor was eventu­


a l ly cau gh t behind by P e e l o f f Howard, and Artingstoll was to follow at the hands of the Rib­ b le sd a le keeper, th is time stumped, after his next partner Chris Holt had been trap ped leg before Howard for 13. So at 145-5, Swarbrick


and E a s th am did the r e s t to se e th e s id e to 175 and victory to close the season. Read finish 10th, with


Wanderers a place fur­ ther back.


WHALLEY finished the season on a downer with the narrowest of defeats to Great Harwood on


•Saturday, but the Station Road side emerged as the h ig h e s t p la c ed Rib b le Valley, side infifth. Just three runs sepa ­


rated the two teams in the end, a f te r S ta t io n Road professional Brad­ man Ediriweera reaped f iv e w ick e t s (5 -4 1 ) to hold their hosts at .152-9. A mode ra te b a t t in g


performance followed, with the Sri Lankan paid man top scoring with 35 runs, followed by sizable e f fo r ts from cap ta in Martin Davies (17), Lee Kearsley (22), Neil Cord- in g le y (2 5 ) and A lex Whelan (15).


U n fo r tu n a te ly , s ix


wickets taken by Great Harwood’s Stuart Maher (6-34) saw the villagers pulled up short of the ir" ta r g e t , with ju s t four runs giv en away in extras.


Great Harwood su b ­


professional Javed Iqbal added to the effort with 3 -5 0 , in c lu d in g E d ir i­ weera, and th e o the r


Bradman Ediriweera


wicket was taken by vet­ eran P e te r S le ep as Whalley finished on 149 all out.


E a r lie r Ediriwee ra


bowled top scorer John Sw an n ey (5 6 ) . He was also responsible for the removal of Allan Armer (1 4 ) , R u s s e l l W h a lley (22), Paul Houldsworth (0) and M a t th ew Howarth (10). S in g le w ick e t s were


taken by David O’Neill (1-41), N e i l Cordingley (1-30) and Mark Fallon d -7 ) . ■


READ V RIBBLESDALE


WANDERERS Ribblesdalc Wanderers


Scuderi b Eastham.'.................. .32


.26 13 8 5 28173 D. Howard Ibw Eastham............ .26 .26 11 9 6 41169 S. Kerr run out.......................... ..1 .26 12 9 5 33168 M. Peel c Marshall b Proctor . . . . .34 .26 12 10 4 33165 B. Spencer b Eastham................ .14 26 11 10 5 38163 J. Dickinson not out ................. ..0


.26 15 7 4 40202 J. Bunyan c O’Connor b Eastham .15 26 13 9 3 28174 M. Briggs c Artingstoll b Eastham..9


p w L N B P A. Marsh b Proctor. ................. ..5 26 18- 4 4 38230 C.HallIbwbDriver .............. 22


Settle Barnoldswick 26


.26 11 10 4 25154 S. Tandy b Eastham................. ..0 ,26 10- 11 5 31146 Extras................................. .14 26 8 13 5 29124 Total . ......... . . . I . ........ ,26 6 15 5 26101 .26 5 13 8 26100 2 19 5 19 54


Brinscall. .. . 26 R’dale Wands 26 Salesbury.... 25 Belvedere.... 26 Read..........26 Cherry Tree.. 26 Clitheroe. .. . 25 Ossy Imm__26 10 8 Stactsteads.. 26 8 13 Whalley.......26 Gt Hanvood. 26 Settle..........26 Edenfield. .. . 26 Earby..........26


Padiham ....26 20


111 Belvedere....26 17 Rolls-Royce.. 26 14 BlyGSOB.,,26 13 B’bum N__26 13 Feniscowles.,26 12 Baxenden....26,11 Bnnscall. .. . 26 9 Salesbury__26 9 Barnoldswick 26 BIv GSOB 2.. 26 Feniscowles2.26 Siacksteads.,26 Rolls-Royce 2 26


Cherry Tree.. 15 Ossy Imm.. ..16 Edenfield.... 15 Earby..........16 B'burnN. ...14 R’dale Wands 15 Gt Hanvood . 16 Baxenden.... 15 Clitheroe. . . . 16 Padiham__16 Whalley.......13 Feniscowles.. 16 Settle.......... 15 Read.......... 14 Belvedere__15 Salesbury.... 15 Bamoldswick 16 ' denotes tied game


First Division L 3 8 5 6


11 9 9


8 12 7 13 7 13 4 13 3 19


ham 14.54-40-6; C. Holt 4-0-29-0. Read


N B P 7 24205 3 36195 4 22194 6 23181 2 41177 5 34169 6 38153 8 19143 5 45140 6 39137


- 6 32120 6 27115 8 18 89 4 9 51


Second Division P W


L N B P 2 ’ 4 39251 4 5 30215 7 5 36191 9 4 41183 9 . 4 33175 7 7 28169 8 7 29160


7 14 5 14 5 15 2 19


11 6 32140 4 24 126 7 21112 5 24109 7 22 93 6 20 88 5 15 50


Third Division


L N B P 1 > 5 18123 3 ) 6 14102 '5 19 94 6 15 93 6 10 88 6 9 87 8 21 85' 7 11 82 6 19 77 8 12 76 3 19 68 5 23 68 8 12 66 6 17 65 7 8 59 5 10 55 5 11 46


W. Driver b Scuderi...................... 8 E. Artingstoll st Peel b Howard .. .46 Proctor b Spencer ...................... 20 K. O’Connor c Peel b Howard.......39 C. Holtlbw Howard............ .........13 D. Swarbrick not out............... .7 W. Eastham not out. . . : ..............26 Extras...................................16 Total (for 5) ........................ 175 Bowling: D. Howard 20.4-5-84-3;


Scuderi 11-3-33-1; B. Spencer 5-0-27-1; S.KerT 4-0-17-0.


GREAT HARWOOD V


WHALLEY Great Harwood


P. Sleep b O'Neill..........................9 J. Swanney b Ediriweera..............56 Iqbal c Thomas b Cordingley.........4 A.ArmerbEdiriweera ................ 14 R. Whalley c Rain b Ediriweera .. .22


< P. Houldsworth c Rain b Ediriweera .0 M. Howarth c Cordingley b Ediri­ weera .....................................10


R. Green run ou t..........................0 P. Newton c Palmer b Fallon.......... 8 C. Jacksoon not out...............


.6


S. Maher not ou t.......................12 Extras...................................11 Total (for 9) ........................ 152 Bowling: N. Cordingley 11-1-30-1;


D. O'Neill 12-041-1; Ediriweera 13-2- 41-5; D. Fitzhenry 6-1-31-0; M. Fallon 3-0-74.


Whalley


’ M. Davies c Armer b Iqbal.......... 17 Ediriweerac Armerb Iqbal.......... 35 L. Kearsley lbw b Maher..............22 N. Cordingley c Iqbal b Maher. .. .25 R. Palmer c Armer b Maher. .. .. ..4 A. Whelan c Whalley b Iqbal.......15 J. Rain c Armer b Maher................4 M. Fallon c Iqbal b Sleep............ .4 G. Thomas c Whalley b Maher.......5 D. Fitzhenry not out................... 14 D. O’Neill b Maher.......................0 Extras.................................... 4 Total...................................149 Bowling: Iqbal 144-50-3; P. Sleep


13-342-1; P. Newton 6-2-20-0; S. Maher 10.4-5-34-6


CLITHEROE V


PADIHAM Padiham


Tripathi b Bolton ...................... 72 P. Metcalfe c Papps b Marquet. . . . .6 M. Hawke c Scott b Bolton...........10 K. Hitchon b Papps.......................0 A. Hall b Bolton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5


• T. Mustoe c Hargreaves b Bolton . .27 C.


P. Usher c Glover b Bolton .......... 24 D. Hall st Coulter b Bolton............3 A. Robinson not o u t ............ ...'. .8 G. Kelly b Hargreaves....... ...........4 Extras......................


24


Total......................... ......213 Bowling: J. Marquet 4-1-7-1; M.


Hargreaves 11-1-54-2; Papps 11-1-52- 1; N. Bolton 15-3-53-6; A. Pearce 5-1- 24-0.


Clitheroe


N. Bolton notout............ . .....1 0 6 Papps c Usher b Hawke.... ........63 P.DibbcandbHitchon . . . ......... 4 D. Glover b Hitchon......... ........ .6 C. Palmer run out .............


S. Coulter not out ............ ........ 16 Extras............ ......... . Total(for4)


.....214 Bowling: Tripathi 9-0-52-0; D. Hall


17-1-58-0; K. Hitchon 13.2-1-55-2; M. Hawke 5-0-36-1.


MILLLODGE RESIDENTIAL


HOMEHYNDBURN


BOWLING LEAGUE TABLES


First Division P W D L P


ClarkecCoulterbHargreaves ..30 •


Globe A..............19 17 0 2137 Free Gardeners.. .19 13 0 6121 RushtonStE ....20 12 0 8117 Burnley RdC....20 13 0 7110 Ribblcsdale A . .. .20 9 1 10100 Salesbury Blue .. .20 8 0 12 94 Ossy Con.............20 10 0 10 93 Clitheroe CC A.. .20 9 0 11 93 Globe E..............19 7 0 12 82 Whalley A .........20 6 1 13 81 Immanuel A .......19 3 0 16 48 Second Division P W I) I. P


SabdenB ........20 14 1 5129 RushtonStC ....19 15 0 4128 WaddingtonA ...19 11 2 6118 Coppice..............19 12 1 6114 Oakhill Park A.. .19 9 2 8100 BurnleyRd B ....20 7 2 11 92 RishtonCon.C ..19 8 2 9 90 Globe C.............20 7 2 11 86 OakhiliAsh.........19 5 2 12 74 Mercer Park-. .. ..20 7 0 13 70 Grange A .......20 5 0 15 68


172


Bowling: C. Astin 6-0-314); Proctor 10-3-32-2; W. Driver 9-1-23-1; W. East-


Third Division P W D L P


Sydney S t ..........16 13 0 3112 Rishton BC .......16 10 3 3 97 Catty Park........ 16 11 1 4 93 Sabden C .......... 16 7 2 ■ 7 86 Whalley B .........16 8 1 7 84 Salesbury Red ...16 7 1 8 72 WaddingtonB ...16 7 1 8 72 Immanuel B .......16 3 1 12 58 Gt Harwood CC. .16 1 0 15 46 Fourth Division P W D L P


Read CC............18 14 1 3125 Oakhill Park B ...18 12 1 5117 BurnleyRdD ...18 11 2 5110 Ribblesdale C__18 11 1 6107 Grange C .......... 18 11 0 7106 AlmaB............. 18 11 2 5100 Milnshaw Park.. .18 9 0 9 83 Sabden A .......... 18 3 1 14 67 ClitheroeCCB...18 2 0 16 42 Oakhill Beech... .18 1 0 17 40


EXPRESS GIFTS HYNDBURN VETS


BOWLING LEAGUE • TABLES A Division P W D L P


Rushton Street A .24 18 2 4193 WorsleyParkA ..23 18 0 5188 Rhyddings ........ 23 17 1 5181 Ribblesdale A .. ..23 16 1 6163 Lowerfold..........23 13 3 7157 Oakhill Vets.......23 12 1 10142 Peel Park A .. ...23 12 0 11128 Rishton BC ......23 10 0 13123


Dans anti Do Dominoes


P


WhiteHorse . . . . . ....... BrownCow........... Social Club.................. Buck A i............................... Royal Oak A ............... Castle........................


' Black Bull..........: . . . . CLITHEROE MEN’S INVITATION


SUMMER DARTS


LEAGUE FIXTURES Monday


Divisional play-off semi-finals:


Royal Oak v Waddington (Swan and Royal); Low Moor v Swan and Royal A (Royal Oak). Clithcroc Men’s Winter League There will be a meeting held at


8-30 p.m. on Tuesday, October 2nd, at the British Legion, on Whalley Road, for all teams wish­ ing to play in the Monday night men’s winter league. TABLES


Red Division P W L P


Royal Oak...........12 12 0 71 Low Moor...........12 10 2 59 St Michael’s .........12 5 4 48 Craven Heifer...... 12 5 7 42 Brown Cow.........12 3 9 32 HorseShoe.........12 4 8 32


Blue Division


.110 .107 .107 .104 .102 ..98 ..96


TABLES


First Division P W D L P


Langho.................6 4 1 1 13 Rimington............6 4 1 1 13 Mill Hill............... 6 4 0 2 12 Enfield............ ..5 3 1 1 10 Peel Park .............7 3 1 3 10 Rock Rovers.......... 4 3 0 1 9 Stacksteads .........5 3 0 2 9 Hurst Green.......... 4 2 0 2 6 Worsthome............4 2 0 2 6 GoodshawUtd ....5 2 0 3 6 Kelbrook.........6


2 0 4 6


Colne Utd..............5 1 1 3 4 Borrowdale Utd .. .4 1 0 3 3 Settle Utd..............3 0 1 2


1


Witton Park.........6 0 0 6 0 Second Division P W D L P


BacupCC..............5 4 0 1 12 Pendie Forest........ 5 3 2 0 11 Read Utd..............5 3 1 110 Canberra ............ 4 3 0 1 9 Clitheroe RBL . .. .5 2 3 .0 9 Rawtenstall..........5 3 0 2 9 Belvedere............. 6 2 3 1 9 B’ford YCW..........5 2 2 1 8 BGSOB.................6 2 1 3


7


Ossy St Mary’s . . . .5 1 2 2 5 ' BamoldswickTn ..4 1 1 2 4 Padiham A ............7 1 1 5 4 Sabden.................4 1 0 3 3 Barrowford Celtic . 6 1 0 5 3 Bly Boys’Club....6 1 0 5 3 Reserve Division


BGSOB...............5 3 2 0 11


Mercer Park......23 7 1 15118 Swan A ........ ....12 12 0 69 GoodshawUtd .,...5 3 1 1 10 Sabden BC .......23 8 0 15115 Waddington .. ....12 8 4 52 Worsthome..........5 3 i 1 10 Gatty Park A .,...23 5 1 17102 Legion B ....... ....12 8 4 51 Hurst Green ...,...3 3 0 0 9 Whalley BC ......23 5 0 18 98 Pendie Inn... . ....12 5 7 40 Stacksteads .......4 2 2 0 8 Oakhill BC .......23 4 0 19 93 Kings Arms... ....12 5 7 35 Rimington . . . . . ...5 2 2 1 8 B Division


P w L P Enfield...............6 3 2 1 11 Burnley Rd..., 28 28 0 0287


Rushton Street B .27 20 0 7214 WorsleyParkB ..27 21 0 6211 Ribblesdale B__27 17 2 8192 Immanuel A .......26 17 2 7176 Oakhill Vets B ...27 12 2 13159 ImmanuelB....... 27 11 3 13158 Waddington....... 27 13 1 13154 Bullough B......... 27 11 1 15147 Milnshaw C ....... 27 12 2 13142 Hurst Green....... 27 9 0 18141 Peel Park B .......27 6 1 20121 Read BC.............27 6 4 17120 Milnshaw B ........27 5 1 20109 Gatty Park B . .. .26 4 1 21 93


Darts and Do


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND DOMINOES


LEAGUE RESULTS


Singles Knock-Out A. Gudgeon (Swan and


Royal), L. Wright (Swan and Royal), R. Fielding (Royal Oak B), J. Hargreaves (Black Horse), L. Astin (Black Horse), R. Jones (Black Horse), D. Duffy (Pendie Hotel), A. Slater (Horse Shoe). FIXTURES


Second Round: Wednesday,


October 17th at The Castle. •POSITIONS


Pcndlc League Darts


P


Black Horse...............................67 Swan & Royal ........................... 64 Waggon & Horses...................... 60 HorseShoe....................


42


BuckB......................................38 Pendie Hotel............................. 33 Royal Oak B .........................-.-••2 ' Dominoes


P


Waggon & Horses .....................137 HorseShoe...............................HO Pendie Hotel............................HO BuckB...................


109


Swah& Royal..........................102 Black Horse...............................94 Royal Oak B ............................. 91 Ribhlc League Darts


P


Buck A......................................H Black Bull.................................56 Social Club.................................41 Royal Oak A ............................. 38 WhiteHorse ....................... ....35 Brown Cow ....................... .....34


Castle....................................... 29


DARTSAND DOMINOES


SUMMER LEAGUE RESULTS Darts


Swan with Two Necks 12, De


Lacy A 0; Black Bull (Old Lang­ ho) 10, Band Club B 2; Judge Walmsley 5, Black Bull (Chat- burn) 7; Bay Horse 5, Black Horse (Pimlico) 7; De Lacy B 3, Higher Buck 9. Dominoes


Swan with Two Necks 9, De


’Lacy A 3; Black Bull (Old Lang­ ho) 6, Band Club B 6; Judge Walmsley 8, Black Bull (Chat- burn) 4; Bay Horse 6, Black Horse (Pimilico) 6; De Lacy B 7, Higher Buck 5.


Total Swan with Two Necks 21, De


Lacy A 3: Black Bull (Old Lang­ ho) 16, Band Club B 8; Judge Walmsley 13, Black Bull (Chat- burn) 11; Bay Horse 11, Black Horse (Pimilico) 13; De Lacy B 10, Higher Buck 14.


EAST LANCASHIRE


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


Lancs Amateur Cup Hurst Green 8, Prairie Utd 1;


Goodshaw Utd 0, Worsthome 2; Three Crowns 1, Rock Rovers 2; Enfield 1, Halton Rangers 2; Rochdale St Clement’s 1, BAE Canberra 3; Highcross 1, Barrow- ford YCW 2; Rochdalians 3, Read Utd 0.


First Division •Mill Hill 1, Rimington 4; Peel


Park 3, Kelbrook 2; Stacksteads 3, Colne Utd .4; Witton Park 1,


Langho 11. Second Division


Barrowford Celtic 0, Barrow-


ford YCW 7; Belvedere 1, Pendie Forest 1; Read Utd 3, Padiham A 1; BGSOB 12, Barrowford Celtic 3; Bly Boys’ Club 2, Belvedere 4; Clitheroe RBL 7, Barnoldswick Tn 0; Ossy Sy Mary’s 0, Bacup CC 1; Padiham A 6, Rawtenstall 3.


Reserve Division Colne Utd 0, Rock Rovers 2;


Worsthome 3, Read Utd 1; Lang­ ho 0, Worsthome 2; Rawtenstall 3, Goodshaw Utd 0; Rimington 3, Colne Utd 3; Read Utd 0, BGSOB 5.


-


Colne Utd. Kelbrook., Langho ... Peel Park


, .5 1 1 3 .4 . ,


. 3 1 0 2 3 . 4 1 0 3 3


,.4 0 2 2 2


Read Utd............ 6 0 0 6 0 HARRY DEWHURST MEMORIAL


LEAGUE Results


First Division Church Town 6, Griffin’s


Head 0; Stanhil! WMC1, Welly Clayton 4. Second Division


2; Globe Bullough 4, Ossy Refugees 4; Helmshore Harriers 0, Brewers’ Arms 8; Station 3, Dog Sports Bari. Fixtures Sunday


First Division Boca Seniors v Griffin’s Head


(King George); Dog Inn v Great Harwood R (Wilson’s); Stanley St Clarets v Stanhill WMC (Wil­ son's); Welly Clayton v Church Town (KingGeorge). Second Division


Brewers’ Arms v Ossy


Refugees (Wilson’s); Dog Sports Bar v Clayton le Moors (Roe- field); Forts Arms v Globe Bul­ lough (Wilson’s); Helmshore Harriers v Commercial OB (King George). First Division P W D L P


Boca Seniors.........3 2 0 0 9 Dog and Otter ....2 2 0 0 6 Welly Clayton ....3 2 0 1 6 Church T n .......... 2 1 0 1 3 Doglnn..............2 1 0 1 3 Stanhill WMC ....3 1 0 .2 3- Gt Harwood Rvrs . 1 0 0 1 0 Stanley St Clarets .3 0 0 3 0 Griffin’s Head.....1 0 *.0 1*0 Second Division P W D L P


Brewers’United ...3 3 0 0 9 Station..................3 2 1 0 7 Dog Sports Bar ...3 1 .1 1 4 Clayton-le-Moors, .2 1 1 0 4 Ossy Refugees ....2 0 1 1 1 Globe Bullough ...2 0 1 1 1 H’shoreHarriers ..3 0 0 3 0 Commercial OB...3 0 2 1 -2 FortsArms.......... 3 .1 ' 1 1 -2 • Clayton le Moors deducted six.


points for fielding an unregistered player. • Commercial OB deducted three


points for fielding an unregistered player.


Commercial OB 2, Forts Arms


• DEVONSHIRE CARPETS CRAVEN AND DISTRICT


FOOTBALLLEAGUE TABLES


- Premier Division . P W D L P


CononleySports ...4 4 0 0 12 . SkiptonLMS........4 4 0 0 12 OxenhopeRec.......6 3 1 2 10 Waddington..........5 2 1 2 7 Clitheroe lions ....5 2 1 2 7 HeUifield Sports__5 2 1 2 7 WFCClitheroe ....5, 2 1 2 7 Skipton Tn........... 5 1 3 1 6 GrassingtonUtd ...4 1 2 1 5 Gargrave...............5 1 1 3 4 Embsay................6 1 1 4 4 Bradley.............4 0 0 4 0 First Division P W D L P


Grindleton........... 4 3 1 0 10 Oakworth.............5 3 1 1 10 Pendie Athletic ....3 3 0 0 9 LongLee...............5 2 1 2 7 OxenhopeRes.......4 2 1 1 7 Keighley. Gargrave Res.


.4 2 0 2 6 . 3 1 1 1 4


AFC Padiham.......3 1 0 2 3 Cowling...................3 1 0 2 3 Rolls-Royce.............4 1 0 3 3 Intake.................... 5 1“ 0 4 3 Carlton...................3 0 1 2 1 Second Division P W D L P


TrawdenCeltic ....5 3 2 0 11 Chatbum................5 3 1 1 10 Pendie Renegades ..5 3 0 2 9 Earby Tn .


SkiptonTnRcs ....4 2 1 1 7 C’ley Sports Res ...3 1 2 0 5 .


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P W D L P White Lion ... ....12 . 2 10 22 Rock Rovers.......5 2 0 3 6 Ossy St Mary’s.,...4 1 2 1 5


Legion A ....... ....12 2 10 25 Rawtenstall .......6 2 1 3 7 RIBBLE VALLEY


SkiptonLMS Res ..3 0 2 1 2 Grass’ton Utd Res ..4 0 2 2 2 Barrowford Utd. .. .1 0 0 1 0 Third Division P W D L P


Pendie Forest. Embsay Res. Horton .


..3 - 1 1 1 4 .


. 5 1 2 2 5 . 3 1 0 2 3


SilsdenWhitestar ..5 3 0 2 9 B’wick Barons.......4 3 0 1 9 SkiptonTnA........4 2 1 1 7 SettleUtd.. .......4 2 1 1 7 Oakworth Res.......4 2 0 2 6 Grindleton Res.......3 2 0 1 6 Cowling Res..........4 2 0 2 6 H’field Sports Res ..5 2 0 3 6 Earby Tn Res........3 1 0 2 3 Bradley Res . ......3 1 0 2 3 Waddington Res ...3 0 0 3 0


WARBURTON


YOUTH LEAGUE RESULTS


Under 11


Clitheroe Wolves 6. Under 15


Todmorden Borough 2,


Brierfield Celtic Red 9. •FINAL TABLES Under 13


Clitheroe Wolves Rangers 3, P w D L P


B’cliffe Rovers.. ..24 22 2 0 68 Junior Clarets .. ..24 20 3 1 63 Pendie Forest... .84 16. 2 6 50 R’stoneUtdY... ..24 16 0 8 48 C’roeWolves ... ..24 13 5 6 44 Daneshouse .... ..24 11 3 10 36 Fulledge Colts .. .84 8 5 11 29 Tod. Borough... .84 9 i 14 28 1bd.SC........ ..24 7 3 14 24 B’wick Tn........ .84 5 •7 12 22 Trawden Celtic . .84 3 7 14 16 •B’wick Barons . .84 5 3 16 15 B’field Celtic Bl. .84 0 1 23 i Under 14 P w D L P


B’field Celtic Bl. ..30 14 2 u 44 Trawden Celtic . ..30 11 1 18 34 Jnr Clarets Colts ..30 10 1 19 31 •Ighten Leigh... ..30 10 2 18 29 Junior Clarets*.. ..30 8 3 19 27 Tod. Borough... ..30 7 5 18 26 B’wick Tn Red.. ..30 6 4 20 22 B’wick Barons.. ..30 6 3 21 21 B’wick Tn Blue . ..30 2 i 27 7 Under 15 P W D L P


C’roe Wolves ... ..30 28 i i 85 B’cliffe Rovers.. ..30 27 2 i 83 B’field Celtic R.. ..30 23 3 4 72 Bacup ............. ..30 21 4 5 67 •1bd.SC.......... ..30 17 2 11 50 •C’roe WolveRn. ..30 15 4 n 46 Colne-.........


13 6 ii 45


B’crs.............. ..25 21 4 0 67 B’cliffe Rovers .. .86 22 4 0 70 Cliviger Colts... .86 20 2 4 62 Fulledge Colts R. .86 19 2 5 59 B’wick Tn........ ..26 18 4 4 58 Cowling........... ..26 15 7 4 52 Colne Clarets... .86 14 2 10 44 Colne.............. ..26 12 3 ii 39 ReadstoneUtd.. .86 8 4 14 28 B’field Celtic ... .86 7 3*’16 24 Fulledge Colts .. .86 6 2 18 20 •Tod. Borough.. .86 8 3 15 18 RedStar.......... .86 5 2 19 17 Bacup............. .86 2 6 18 12 Bruniea........... .86 3 2 21 11 •points deducted


. 4 2 1 1 7 THWAITES


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Chris Stewart Foundation Cup Semi Finals: RBL A 6, Buck


A 4; Castle A 6, Kings Arms 3. FIXTURES Tonight


Premier Division Castle A v Bay Horse; RBL B


v Buck B; St Peter’s HG v Billington A; White Hart v RBL A.


First Division Billington B v White Horse A;


Read Con. Club v St Peter's B; Rose and Crown B v Wagon A; White Horse B v Low Moor. Second Division


Con. Club v Brown Cow;


Royal Oak A v Horse Shoe; Stork B v Station. Third Division


Dog v White Lion; Kings


Arms v Con. Club B; RBL C v Castle B; Waggon B v Buck D. Fourth Division


Buck Wrinkleys v White Hart


B; Craven B v De Lacy; Royal Oak B v Craven Heifer A. TABLES


Premier Division P W D


Buck A ......... ...13 10 2 RBLA .......... ...13 11 0 Castle A ....... ...12 8 2 Billington A .. ...13 6 0 White Hart... ...12 5 2 Bay Horse. . . . ...12 3 3 RBLB......... ...13 1 5 St Peter’s HG . ...12 1 4 Buck B ......... ...12 1 2


First Division P W D L P


Low Moor.......... 13 12 1 0129 Billington B .......12 9 1 2107 White Horse A . . .13 6 3 4 98 St Peters B.........13 5 4 4 92 Rose & Crown B . .12 4 2 6 80 Read Con. Club ..12 5 1 6 80 WaggonA.......... 12 3 1 8 70 White Horse B ...12 2 4 6 69 Higher BuckB...13' 1 1 11 59 Second Division P W D L P


Station..........‘..10 5 3 2 80 Royal Oak A.......10 4 2 4 71 Brown Cow.........10 4 3 3 68 HorseShoe.......... 9 4 1. 4 66 Con. Club............9 2 5 2 65 StorkB............8


4 1 3 59


Kings Arms B .. ..10 2 1 7 53 Third Division P W D L P


Kings Arms.......12 8 1 3104 Con. Club B .......13 7 2 4104 Dog...................12 6 2 4 93 RBLC..............12 6 2 4 93 •Rose & Crown A .13 3 7 3 86 BuckD..............12 3 5 4 85 Castle B ............13 4 3 6 80 White Lion.........12 3 3 6 70 Waggon B.......... 13 2 3 8 67 Fourth Division P W, D L P


RBLD..............12 9 1 2105 Craven B............ 12 4 3 5 87 'PendieHotel.......11 5 1 5 81 White Hart B . . . .11 5 3 3 81 Buck Wrinkleys..10 6 2 2 80 Royal Oak B. . . . .10 4 1 5 66 DeLacy...........11 2 3 6 56 Craven Heifer A ..11 2 0 9 53 Ladies’ Division P W D L P


Pendie Hotel.......13 12 0 1110 Royal Oak .........13 10 0 3 92 RBLA..............13 8 0 5 84 BuckB-...:.......12 8 0 4 79 DeLacyB .........12 6 0 6 65 Buck A ..............12 4 0 8 60 DeLacy .............13 3 0 10 52 WhiteHorse.......12 3 0 9 36 Royal Oak B...'..12 2 0 10 32 • Registration for the Winter


League will take place on Thurs­ day, September 27th, the venue will be announced as soon as the Challenge Cup Finalists are known. Priority will be given to those teams who have completed their fixtures in the Summer League. Places will be given to the first 40 teams to register and will then be allocated in multi­ ples of four after that.


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