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. play in which they could : have 1^ by two or three goals. -


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,:';,,The’. Whalley' side, still integrating a host of new players,:missed several good opportuni­ ties and also, saw two convincing--penalty appeals turned down.


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second straight defeat in the, Harry:;pewhurst


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And that .desp it e a superb first-half, dis-^


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PauFs penalty earns victory


Goodshaw United . . . .0


• penalty was enough to give Hurst. Green a fifth succes­ sive win to remain unbeat­ en this season. ■ Wayne Addicott was


. Hurst Green . . . . . . . .-.1 A PAUL Chippendale


> i Dog “dominated a goal-less, firs t - half, despite, losing right- back Chris Grimshaw to injury,after just 12 min­ utes.


jioweras an,attacking force waned after the break, they still did not deserve to lose by four, goals, with two best described as speculative efforts.' V . Manager > Simon 'Kerins said afterwards:: "Having played sorwell in the firsthalf,'I felt we, would have been unlucky to lose 1-0,-let alone 4-0. f ;“.The players have


ther, injury, setback when Chris West limped off early in the second half. ; And although their


been fantastic in.the two games to date; I couldn't have asked for any more from them and I ’m confident that our first win will spark movement . up' . the table."


Langho Juniors (.To-


Appley Bridge ■..... .■.■.2 Langho Under 12s . .6 , LANGHO earned a tie with Leyland Athletic or : Carnforth in the third round of the Lan­ cashire Cup, with Tom Riley.netting a hat- trick. : Riley-hit the opener after 10 minutes, but the rest of, the first half saw Langho struggle to cope with long balls from Appley, and they were relieved to get to half-time with their lead intact. ■-. - ; The second half was a completely different story, and ^ te r a quick 'equaliser from Appley, Langho took control of the match, with Craig Richardson and-.Zak Dardouri taking hold of the midfield, and James Blow providing superb runs behind the defence. ^ Goals, came.' from


pull one.back from a corner a minute from the'end, but a superb second half performance saw Langho home. : •


James Blow, with Riley completing, his hat- trick, along -with two superb 25-yard strikes from Jake "Willacy.- ' Appley managed. to


- They suffered a fur­ . '


called up in goal to Matt Hind being unavailable, with Tipton, Malley and Dewhurst returning to the side.


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opportunity to score early on, but. Davis’ goalbound shot was hooked clear by Coupe. As the^game settled


down, the visitors were made most of the running, with Chippendale looking lively up front. ■ The striker was unlucky not to score later as he was


Green started strongly, and'could have been a goal up after only a couple of minutes as good pressure from Chippendale resulted in Dewhurst being sent clear, only for his shot to be blocked. Goodshaw also had an


On a magnificent day.


son were combined well together, and they created a chance for Chippendale, who rounded the keeper, only for. his shot to be cleared off the line.


. . Simpson also had a good


fortable with the scores level, and continued to play patiently in the sec­ ond half. Their patience was


rewarded 10 minutes into the half as a cross into the


Rampant Rimington


Rock Rovers.............. ....................... .. .1 Rimington............ ..................................... 4 RIMINGTON continued their winning start with an excellent victory over Rock. It was almost a perfect start as Penman


did not heed it as Dugdale fired in from close range just a minute later. Rimington were rampant, and O’Neill


was glanced in at the near post by Law- son, with that goal virtually killing the game as a contest. Rock came back into the game at that


when Penman unselfishly squared for Lloyd to tap in, and.the latter almost had a hat-trick only for his shot to strike the inside of the post.


home a rebound after a good save from Anderson, but Rimington. will hope for more of the same on Saturday when they host Enfield (kick-off 2-15 p.m..).


Rock did grab a consolation, firing '


Readslone United Under 9s Blue . . . . . . . . . . .


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I’endle Forest . . . . . . . . 2 OWEN Gould hit a hat- trick as United earned an excellent victory .against Pendle Forest. .


Man-of-the-match John


Houston added a brace,: with Jack Donnelly and Dean.Moorhouse also on target.'


Wharton’s cross, but they finally doubled . their lead when, from O’Neill’s corner, Lloyd turned his defender and fired in. It was 3-0 when another O’Neill corner


raced down the left before picking out Lloyd, only for his header to loop over. Penman then missed the target from


point as Anderson tipped a header over . the bar, before Lloyd hit the bar at the otherend. Rimington made it 4-0 after the break


flicked the ball on for Dinsdale, but his iob. not only beat the keeper, but just missed the target. But if this served as a warning. Rock'


opportunity close to half­ time as the Goodshaw defence let a free kick bounce in the area, but the : striker couldn’t get a meaningful touch on it. Hurst Green were-com-'


a lot of joy from long throw-ins, with Simpson thd" target, but they d id . not yield the reward they deserved. . Chippendale and Simp­


sent clear and, with only the keeper to beat, was obstructed; the referee deciding an indirect free kick was more appropriate than a penalty. The visitors were having


.which was flicked into the path of Chippendale, who was hauled down by the, calamitous number one, a penalty the obvious choice. Chippendale lashed


Goodshaw box -was dropped by the keeper,


second half was a very scrappy affair, with Green looking very comfortable, and maybe should have doubled their lead as Simpson just failed to get a touch to a superb Tipton cross. ' Coupe and Chippendale


• competition. The game is a 2 p.m. kick-off at Smithy Row and all supporters are urged to come along and show their support..


Barrow at the double


G r in d l e to n . . ................................. .. ..4 Trawden Celtic . ; .......................... ..


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row going close, before Martin Dobson kept up his goalscoring form by rifling home after a throughball from Paul Parkinson., Ten minutes later, more pressure result­


ed in a second goal, when captain Darren Barrow swivelled to volley home after the goalkeeper had spilled a cross. To their credit, Trawden then put some


pressure on the home side, playing some neat football in the Grindleton half, resulting in a shot which was "clawed away by goalkeeper Michael Mashiter. • Excellent defending from Clarkson and


Parkinson was upended in the box after a jinking run, and Barrow got his second from the resulting penalty to make it 3-0. ■With nothing to lose, Trawden threw


men forward, leaving gaps in defence, and debutant Matthew Rung was unlucky to see his shot drift wide of goal. Several other chances went begging


before Trawden pulled a goal back with a header direct from a corner. With 10 minutes remaining, Grindleton


put the result beyond any doubt when Rung found Steve Walker on the back post, who wrapped up the game.


Owen strikes ‘Gould’ as Readstone score excellent win Readslone Under 10s . .2


■ Brierfield Celtic . . . . . . 3 TOM Bridge scored both goals,: but Readstone slipped to defeat. James Davies, was the star'man. - '■ The team recovered to


record a 9-1 win over Barnoldswick Barons, with a hat-trick from Owen Grace, two from Lewis Simpson and man- of-the-match Bridge, with ' Dominic Hudson and


Dickinson, in particular, ensured that the two-goal lead was held until half-time. On the hour, with play evenly balanced,


GRINDLETON maintained their impressive unbeaten start with victory in the Northern Plant Hire Trophy. The locals started well, with Rick Bar-


Green are at home to Lan­ cashire Amateur Cup holders Little Lever in the second round of this year’s


also saw good shots blocked towards the end as Green eased over the fin­ ishing line. On Saturday, Hurst


home the spot kick for his first goal of the season. The remainder of the


Early goals set the scene


Holmes (4), Owen Jackson (2); Elliot Watson (2), Juddson Hickey and Ewan Jackson, with an own-goal completing the tally. Great Harwood Rovers 5 Wolves Under 12 s.........6 WOLVES won an 11-goal thriller with Great Har­ wood on Saturday. Never behind. Wolves


strong side and never gave up, their cause boosted by a first half p'enalty. Ryan Cattermole con­


clinical finishing set Wolves off to a great start, going three up, fed by some good goal clearances from goalkeeper Paul McGrath. But Harwood were a


failed to kill off their oppo­ nents, and the score was far too close for comfort. In the first half, some


play some fantastic foot­ ball, and went into a five- goal lead at the break. The second period saw Wolves continue to play some entertaining stuff, and they were rewarded with a further five goals. ' Goal scorers were Daniel


to settle the home side, but they were given cause for concern when Mill Hill scored a deserved goal. Ciitheroe recovered to


Wolves Red Under 9s .11 Mill m u Red . . . . . . . . 2 THE young Wolves gave a very impressive perform­ ance at Highmoor. • Two early goals seemed


in the second half, but Barnes and Baird each grabbed their second goal to seal the win. Wolves Under 8s Red . .0 ■ Lammack.......................0 HARRISON Maffia took the man-of-the-match


early on, goals from Lach­ lan Barnes and Chris Baird gave them a half­ time lead. Brierfield hit back early


half. Wolves began to con­ trol the game from mid- field and a free kick from Nathan Mitchell was guid­ ed into the net by Neil Sharma. Wolves Under 10s Blue .4 Brier field Celtic Blue .3 GOALKEEPER Ben Ibbotson starred as Wolves came from behind. After falling behind


wins from three wth a nar­ row 1-0 success over Read- stone United. After a goal-less first


7-1 victory over Ighten Leigh, with Jay Wardle- worth hitting a'hat-trick. . A brace apiece from Sam Jones and Tom Jack- son completed the scoring,, as Ruben Hurst starred. And they made it three


tinued his scoring form with a hat-trick, backed up by a brace from David Robinson and one from Brandon Garside, with man-of-the-match going to Sam Robson. The side also produced a


-chances neither could break the deadlock. Wolves Under 1 7 s ..........2 Old Black Lammack . .7 THE Under 17s came unstuck in an enthralling encounter with Old Black. Two defensive lapses


award in this fantastic effort from both sides. , Despite numerous


gifted the visitors goals, before Wolves clawed a goal back through Jack Parkinson. . Two further goals from


the ball and volleyed into the bottom corner 'to reduce the deficit, but it was all to no avail. . Wolves Under 1 3 s ..........7 Belvedere ................. .. .0 AN early brace from Cal- lum Sykora set the scene. Second half goals from


Maksim Petriaho and twin brother Nikolai, debutant Ben Dunford,- Danny Mort and James Barnes completed the scoring. Zak Robinson was again


man-of-the-match. The previous week,


Wolves came from two goals down to draw 3-3 with Colne, with Nikolai Petriaho, Mort and a Robinson penalty.


Whalleg Under 10s . . . .5


: Maybin allowed Blacklock to open the scoring, before a strong run and finish from Liam Owen.


Gareth Roberts also on the scoresheet.


A 5-2 win over Clitheroe


Wolves followed, with goals from Bridge (2),' Simpson and star. man Oliver Robinson.


, However, Whalley (pic- ( tured, s) were rewarded for their efforts \yith Black- lock’s winner, after a close j bit of skill in the box.: ;. '


' that gave sub keeper Cal- | lum Horton no chance.


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a breakaway, and levelj<&i | matters with a pena^jj*^


St Joseph's replied with


' . The locals had earlier surrendered a two-goal i lead, but Blacklock netted his second of the game to i seal the points. ■ A cross from Lewis


St Joseph’s ......................2 ANDREW Blacklock’s late strike saw Whalley record their third succes­ sive win.


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the visitors gave them a comfortable lead a t the break, before an opposition player was sent off for a kick at Sam Cherry. Parkinson then chested


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A L TH AM S T R A V E L H Y N D B U R N


Free Gardeners ..20 15 1 3132 Globe A ; . ........ 20 13 0 7123 Rushton St E. . . .20 14 0 6115 RibbIesdaIeA...20 8 1 11104 BurnleyRdC ...20 11 0 8102 GlobeE ........20 8 2 10 96 Ossy Con........20. 9- 2 9 95 Salesbury Blue . .20 8 0 12 89 Sabden 6 .......20 7 0 13 85 Rushton St C. . . .20 7 0 13 83 WhalleyA .......20 6 0 13 76 Second Division ■ P' W D L P


B O W L IN G L E A G U E FINAL TABLES Firnt Division P . w . D L P


Coppice ........... 20 16 2 2134 Sydney St ........ 20 14 3 3127 Waddington A ...20 9 3 8110 OakhillParkA ..20 19 2 8104 Immanuel A ....20 8 2 10 97 BurnleyRdB ...20 9 1 10 95 Mercer Park ....20 “8 2 10 92 OakhillAsh.......20 6 2 12 92 Globe C ; .......... 20 8. 0 12 88 RishtonBG .....20 7 1 12 84 Rishton Con. C . .20 6 1 13 76 ' Third Division P W D L P


Grange A .......... 16 15 0 1119 Whalley B .........16 10 0 6 93 Sabden C ...........16 8 0 8 78 GattyPark.......16 7 0 9 78 RcadCC .......... 16 '8 1 7 77 OakhillParkB ..16 8 0 8 77 Salesbury Red .. .16 8 1 7 72 Waddin^n B.. .16 3 0 13 65 ImmanuelB ....16 4 0 12 61 Fourth Division P W D L P


GtH'woodCC ..16 15 0 1112 Grange C .......... 16 11 0 5 99 AlmaB............. 16 10 0 6 96 RibblesdaleC ...16 9 0 7 94 MilnshawPark ..16 8 1 7 76 BurnleyRdD ...16 6 0 10 66 Sabden A ..........16 5 0 11 64 ClitherocCCB ..16 4 1 11 59 OakhillBeech ...16 3 0 13 49


Darts


R IB B L E V A L L EY L A D IE S ’ D A R T S


A S SO C IA T IO N RESULTS


Lacy 5; Low Moor 3, Billington Brass Band Club 6; Royal British Legion 4, Royal Oak 5; Judge Walmslcy 7, Craven Heifer 2; Black Bull 7. Bay Horse 2.


Catholic Social Club 4, De HIGH SCORES


Brown; 124, H. Hargreaves; 113, H. Burgess; 112, P. Dixon; 105, J. Holden; 100, J. Whelan (2), P. Dewhurst, A. Southwell, D. Stevenson, L. Lambe, J. McQuade, B. IParker, D. Townsend, Y. Kay. TABLE


146, D. Stevenson; 126, D.


Judge .................... Billington BC.......... Black Bull .............. Catholic sc ............ Low Moor............. ; DeLacy . . . . . . . . . . . Royal Oak............. Le^on.................... Craven .................. BayHorse .............


Dans UNffiOND


|T ra f t^ ^ '..: ...1 0 . 4: 1 5 13 IC o lK ^m . . . . . .9 3 3 3.12


I WarringtonTn ...9 -2 2 5 8 I Wakefield. . . . . . . .8 2' 2 ’4 8 |GarforthTn......7 2 : 1 4 7 I Harrogate RA ...10 0 - 2 8 2 ISalfordCity.';....7 0 :1 6 :1


I RadcliffeBor. ....8 3 0 5 9 I EossendaleUtd ...7 2 - 2 3 8


lFCHaHa)tTn....7. 3- 1 3 10 I Woodley Sports.. .8" 3 1 4 10 I Chorley . . . . . . . . .9 2 - 3 4 9


J CurzonAsbton ...9 - 4 3 2 15 I CLITHEROE.;.-.6- 5 ‘ 0 1 15 1 Durham City . .7 4 3 0 15 I Newcastle BS . . . .7 4 2 1 14 Skel’daleUtd .....7 4 2 1 14


BamberBridge ...9 :6 1 2 19 Ossett Albion. . . .10 6 1 3 19 Lancaster City ...9 5 1 3 16 I Mossley i . . . . . . . .7 5 0 2 15


First Division North ■ P W D' L P


FOOTBALL LEAGUE


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.........15 .........13 .........13 ......11 .........10 .......... 8 . . . . . ; .6


: ......4 .......4


.6 1 1 : Football ■ Lancit Lancashire League p W D L P


; Barrow............... 5 3 - 0 2 9 Formby............


- FleetwoodTn ....7 5 2 0 17 Leigh Genesis__6 3 1 2 10 Chorley...............4 3 0 1 9


' Burscough. . . . . . .6 2 1 3 7 Bamber Bridge .. .7 2 1 4 7 SallordCity..........4 2 0 2 6 Workington..........5 1 1 3 4 Darwen ............. 4 1 1 2 4 Lancaster City ...5 0 1 4 1


: CLITHEROE. . . .5 2 2 1 8 DEVONSfflRE


CARPETS CRAVEN AND DISTRICT FOOTBALL LEAGUE


.5 3 0 2 9 ■


D e s k . Football


Inn; 9-35 a.m. Real Rosslee v Morning Glory: 10-10 a.m. Reg­ ulators V Mad Dogs; 10-45 a.m. Wilkies Warriors v Drunken Monkeys; 11-20 a.m. AC Men v Clitheroe Clowns: 11-55 a.m. AFC Buck V Chicken Legends; 12-30 p.m. Beercan v MMS. TABLE P W D L P


'WFCClitheroe ...4 1 3 0 6 C’lcySports......5“ 2 0 3 6 SkiptonTn........ 5 1 '2 2 5 G’tonUtd ..........4 1 2 1 5 Oxenhope Rcc. .. .5 1 2 2 5 HcllifieldSports ..4 1 0 3 3 Pendle Ath...........1 0 0 1 0 Waddington........ 3 0 0 3 0 Second Division P W D L P.


Wilsden............. 6 4 0 2112 Silsden W’star . . . .5 3 0 2 9 Rolls-Royce Res ..4 2 1 1 7 G’ton Utd Res. . . .2 2 0 0 6 Chatbum............2 2 0 0 6 Skipton Tn Res.. .3 2 0 1 6 S'ton LMS Res .. .3 2 0 1 6 PendleR’gades ...3 1 1 1 4 Carleton............. 1 1 0 0 3 EmbsayRes.......2 1 0 1 3 Horton.............. .2 1 0 1 3 C’ley Sp. Res.......5 1 0 4 3 Oakworth Res. . . .4 0 0 4 0 B’wick Barons__4 0 0 4 0 Third Division P W D L P


Ingrow&WV__4 3 1 0 10 SkiptonTnA.......5 3 1 1 10 CowlingRes.......6 2 1 3 7 Long Preston__.2 2 0 0 6 Waddington Res. .2 2 0 0 6 Settle Utd Res....3 2 0 1 6 EarbyTnRes ....3 1 1 1 4 LongLeeRes.......3 1 1 1 4 Grindleton Res .. .2 1 0 1 3 Bradley Res........ 3 1 0 2 3 Colne.................5 1 ■ 0 4 3 B'wickB.Rcs ....3 0 1 2 1 Silsden W. Res. . . .3 0 0 3 0


HARRY DEWHURST MEMORIAL


LEAGUE RESULTS


D First Division


Brewers United 0, Clarence 5. Second Division


Boca Seniors 4, Dog Inn 0;


Helmshore Harriers 3; Great Harwood Rovers 5, Ossy Refugees 2; Kings Arms 5, Duke of Wellington 3.. FIXTURES Sunday .


Commercial Old Boys 4, ' .. First Division


(Foxhill); Clarence v Welly Clayton (Haslingden); Globe Bullough V Brewers United (Bullough). ■ Second Division


Great Harwood Rovers (Marl Pits); Duke of Wellington V Ossy Refugees (Wilson's); King's Arms V Spinning Jenny (Roe> field).


Commercial Old Boys v


ROEFIELD LEISURE , INDOOR FIVE-A- ' SIDE FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS


tors 7; AC Men 7, Real Rosslee 5: AFC Buck 7, Real Bladdered 1; Beercan 0, New Inn 7; Chick- . en Legends 3, Morning Glory 5; Ciitheroe Clowns 0, Mad Dogs 0; Drunken Monkeys 1, MMS


6 : . . " ' . :.. ■ FIXTURES


.. 9 a.m. Real Bladdered V New Sunday . . . Wilkies Warriors 3, Regula­ Church Town v Boca Seniors


LongLee............6 4 1 1 13 SkiptonLMS.........4 3 1 0 10 Gargrave.......... .5 3 0 2 9 Grindleton........ .4 1 3 0 6


......... TABLES Premier Division P W D L P


Regulators........24 20 1 3 61 Morning Glory ..24 17 1 6 52 AFC Buck ........ 23 14 5 4 47 C’roe Clowns ... .23 14 4 5 46 Bcerean.......... .22 14 3 5 45 New Inn............24 13 3 8 42 ACMen ............24 13 1 10 40 Wilkies Warriors .25 12 1 12 37 Mad Dogs........24 10 2 12 32 MMS.............25 7 3 15 24 Chicken Legends .25 6 3 15 21 RealBladdcrcd ..24 ' 6 0 18 18 RcalRosslee ....23 6 0 17 18 Drunken M'kcys .25 3 1 21 10


WARBURTONS YOUTH FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS Under 13


0.


Clitheroc Wolves 7, Belvedere Under 15


den Borough 2. Under 16


Clitheroe Wolves 4. Todmor-


. Clitheroe Wolves 3, Colne 2. ••♦•TABLES Under 13 P W D L P


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Haslingden ........ 4 2 1 1 7 B'field Celtic.....2 2 0 0 6 Cowling............. 3 2 0 1 6 FuUedge Colts ... .3 2 0 .1 6 C’roe Wolves.......2 1 1 0 4 Ighten Leigh..... 2 1 1 0 4 Colne.................3 1 1 1 4 B’foidCeltic ....'.2 1 0 1 3 Trawden Celtic .. .3 1 0 2 3 Belvedere............3 1 0 2 3 B’clille Rovers__1 0 0 1 0 Brunica..............1 0 0 1 0 PendleForest ....3 0 0 3 0


Under 15 P W D L P


Junior Clarets__3 3 0 0 9 Fulledge Colts... .2 2 0 0 6 Croc Wolves.......3 2 0 1 6 Pendle Forest ....2 1 1 0 4 B’clilfe Rovers 3 1 1 1 4 Tod.Borough ....3 1 0 2 3 B'wickTn.........2 1 0 1 3 Daneshouse....... 0 0 0 0 0 Tod.se............ 3 0 0 3 0 Padiham Saints...3 0 0 3 0 Under 16 P W D L P


Ighten Leigh......5 5 0 0 15 Colne ..........;....5 3 1 1 10 Junior Clarets C.. .4 2 1 1 7 Todmoidcn........2 2 0 0 6 B’field Celtics....3 1 0 2 3 Tod.Borough ....2 1 0 1 3 C’roe Wolves......1 ' 1 0 0 3 Bacup................3 1 0 2 3 C’roe Wolves R__1 0 1 0 1 B’fieldCelticR ..4 0 1 3 1 Junior Clarets__3 0 0 3 0 B’wickTn..........3 0 0 3 0


ACCRINGTON


YOUTH FOOTBALL LEAGUE


. RESULTS Under 10


.Rosscndale Valley 1, Wilp-


shire Wanderers 3; Whalley 3, St Joseph's 2. ■ Under 12


Gt Harwood Rovers 5,


Clitheroe Wolves 6; Wilpshire Wanderers 5, Whalley 0. UndcrlSLcagueOnc .•


Mill Hill Blue 0* Wilpshire Wanderers3. ■


.- • -v - Under 13 League Two .. Clitheroe Wolves .3, St "


Joseph's 2. Under M League Two ■


- Roefield Leisure 0» Wilp­


shire Wanderers 6. Under 15


Clitheroe Wolves 1» Rishton


Utd 3; Oswaldtwistle Rangers 0, Wilpshire Wanderers 6, * ' ; Under 16 League One


Readstone Utd 1:


Gt Harwood Rovers 1, •


• Under 16 League Two Wilpshire Wanderers 1/ Oswaldtwistle Rangers 5 .: .


THWAITES


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL


Foundation Cup Final


LEAGUE RESULTS


Buck A 6. Royal British Legion A 7,


FIXTURES Tonight


Premier Division


British Legion B v Royal British Legion A; White Hart v Biliing- tonB.


Buck A V Bay Horse; Royai First Division


Peter’s B v Con. Club A; Station B V White Horse A; White Horse B v Wagon A. . - Second Division


Black Horse A v Buck B; St


Con. Club B V Dog Inn A; High­ er Buck A V Stork B; Low Moor B v Bernards Buck. Third Division


Buck D v Rose and Crown B;


Kings Arms B v White Lion; Wagon B v Black Horse B. Fourth Division


Castle B v White Hart B;


Hotel; Dog Inn B v Higher Buck B; Victoria A v Victoria B. TABLES


Craven Heifer A v Pendle


WhiteHoiseB ..14 7 4 3115 BuckB................14 6 4 4110 Black Horse A.. .14 8 1 5108 WhitellorseA ..14 8 2 4108 Wagon A .............15 7 1 7101 St Peter’s B .......14 5 2 7 93 ComClubA ....14 5 1 8 92 Read Con...........15 5 2 8 88 Station B ..........14 3 3 8 81 Second Division P W D L P


■BlackHorseB ...13 0 1 12 48 Fourth Division P W D L P


KingsArmsB ...12 9 1 2106 White Hart B ...13 7 3 3103 White Uon.......12 7 0 5 94 Castle B............12 7 1 4 94 Wagon B .......... 12 7 1 4 94 RBLD............. 13 6 2 5 94 BuckWrinkleys .13 1 3 9 66


RBLA..............10 8 0 2 80 Buck A............10 7 0 3 71 KingsArms.......10 5 0 5 59 Station..............10 6 0 4 59 BuckB..............10 3 0 7 32 DeLacy.......... 10 1 0 9 28 •points deducted


' : .S|Kms Di;iry


3 - -Hyndburn. Bowling League presentation


OCTOBER


16 - Hyndburn Bowling League annual meeting,


• All.items for the Sports Diary must be submitted


6 - Pendle and Burnley “Grand Prix committee meeting, Burnley Boys’ Club, MO p.m.


-night. Globe Bowling Club, 7-30 p.m. . . . V


■ Globe Bowling Club, 7-30 p.m. '


, three days before the issue in which they are to be . , first published.


Victoria B ; .......11 9 2 0116 Higher BuckB ..11 8 2 1104 Dog Inn B ........ 11 2 3 6 63 DeLacy............11 3 2 ' 6 62 Victoria A ..........9 3 2 4 58 Craven Heifer A .10 2 1 7 55 Pendle Hotel.......9 2 2 5 46 Ladies’ Division P W D L P


Rose&CrownB .15 11 2 2144 Kings Arms A .^..15 12 1 2141 Dog Inn A ....'..14 6 4 4106 Higher Buck A ..14 5 5 4100 Bernards Buck ..14 4 5 5 95 StorkB ............14 6 2 6 95 Low Moor B ....14 1 4 9 75 Con. Club B___ 14 2 3 9 69 •BuckD...;....14 2 4 8 64 Third Division P W D L P


RBLA..............12 9 2 1115 RBLB............. 12 8 4 6109 Buck A............. 12 6 3 3100 LowMoorA __14 7 2 5 99 BayHorse : .......13 2 5 6 79 St Peter’s A .......13 2 4 7 69 Billington B.......12 1 5 6 67 WhiteHartA ...12 1 3 8 57 First Division P W D L P


Premier Division. P W D L P


. ■ JOHN Moore scooped two awards at Chatburn Cricket Club’s end-of-season presentation night. , He picked up both the Player of the


Paul Shorrock and Robin Kennerley picked up the respective second team Bowling and Fielding prizes, with the first team equivalents going to Russell Braith- waite and Paul Craig. Neil Cartledge took the Player of the Year gong, Richard Shovelton grabbed


Year award and Batting Award for the second team, despite his side’s relegation to the Craven League Fifth Division. Held at the Brown Cow in Chatburn,


the Batting prize, and Dave Musson took the Captains award. Braithwaite also added the honour of


having the best bowling performance, with Marc Holmes taking the batting equivalent, while Chris Mulhearn took the unwanted Duck award. Alan 'Woodworth took the Chairman’s


award, while the Young Player of the Year honour went the way of Paul Woodworth. Paul Whittaker was also handed the


Clubman of the Year prize, and also received special praise for his overall involvement and groundsman duties.


■ CLITHEROE Cobras Under 13s went through the entire cricket season undefeated, winning every game in the league and the cup. All of the squad played


an important part in most of the games. In many matches


Cobras posted huge totals, which were then backed up by consistently tight bowl­ ing. In many of the games


are pictured with their league and cup trophies, (s)


Cup heroics marred by injury


reward when a clever Bick- nell free kick saw Holgate slide into finish. . With their heads up Chatbum looked the bet­ ter side playing intelligent football and controlling the game and the equaliser


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half-time might have taken the wind out of Chatbum, they were sore­ ly mistaken as Chatburn started the second how they ended the first.- 'They soon, got their


If Oxenhope thought


an increasingly confident Oxenhope, with Holgate going close and Fallon drilling a shot against the post. V


cricket score was in order Chatburn found a bit of belief. They took the game to


burn side looked off the pace and a second goal wasn't long in coming. Just as it looked like a


and Oxenhope took the lead after only five min­ utes. The reshuffled Chat­


Chatburn ....................5 Oxenhope...................... 4 CHATBURN hosted a much-fancied Oxenhope side in the Craven Cup and with a few regulars a host of fringe players got the opportunity to impress against a team many felt they had little chance of beating. . Chatbum started slowly


the game slip, Fallon got them back in front when he latched on to a long ball and slid the ball into an empty net.' ■Within minutes the win was complete when Mus-


burn stmggled to get their heads back on the game and Oxenhope took advan­ tage getting a quick equaliser. Determined not to let


to of killed the game off and with just 19 minutes to go Chatbum midfielder Caldwell went into a 50-50 challenge and suffered a broken leg, play was stopped while he received treatment from para­ medics and moved to the ambulance. After the restart Chat­


the lead when Preston drilled homa Just as Chatburn looked


was soon on the board when Musgrove controlled a clever Fallon ball and cheekily lobbed the oncoming keeper. Chatburn swiftly took


the pitch. Shields took the firs t


well when he came in from the right wing, created space and drove his left foot shot into the top right hand corner. Rimington created


chance after chance. Rim­ ington thought they had their second but Black- ledge was mled off-side. But the goal eventually


came and was the first of the season for the deserved Sharpies. Nice work down the left created an opening for Carter and his cross­ shot found Sharpies to tap in from close range. On the hour Carter


came in from the left and shot against the bar with his right foot only for Shields to head home for his second.


;. Manager Buckle took


. grove got his second. . It was a massive scalp fr Chatbnurn but their thoughts go out to Card- well, with every one at the club wishing him a speedy recovery. Rimington Reserves . .3 Stacksteads Reserves . .0 RIMINGTON started well and created a lot of opportunities from all over;


the opportunity to shuffle the pack and took a look at a different Rimington line up, and apart from dealing with some long balls Rimington were still left untroubled and new keeper Peel had a second cleansheet. Substitutes Nelson and


Farmer also had opportu­ nities saved which earned the keeper the away team’s man-rof-the-match nomi­ nation.


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the fielding was outstand­ ing as well. The triumphant team


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