SS'-.-fe'-'f-"- - f 46 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, September 4th, 2008 n


LocaIsS unlucky to miss victory


I SkiplonLMS . . . . .I Grindleton.......... .■.i


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J GRINDLETON were unlucky only to come away with a share bf


the spoils at early pace setters Skipton LMS


on Saturday. The hosts had


opening two games, including a 5-1' win I against current-league


I campaign with a 0-0 !■»> I I a frantic pace, with the


home team mounting some early pressure,


I but when they settled, I Grindleton played the


better football, with


I Driver, Clarkson and I the Barrow brothers in


particular playing some neat football and maintaining a grip on


! midfield. A 20-minute period


of dominance culmi­ nated in Dan Fawcett cleverly finding-Paul


lf5r


I Parkinson, who rifled I the ball into the comer


of the n e t from the edge of the area. With LMS trying to


upset their opponents’ passing rhythm with their typically over­ physical


game,


the half-time break I looking good for their


I Grindleton went into


lead In the second half,


I LMS came out with all I guns blazing and had Grindleton pegged


I back, but some excel­ I lent defending from


North and Jackson in


I particular,'and good goalkeeping from man- 6f-the-match Michael


I utes of the second half


gone, a loss of concen­ tration saw the Skip- I ton centre back nod


home a corner from


I point blank range. Rather than le t


their Leads ;‘drop, Grindleton went on to


I dominate the rest of I the half, and indeed


could have snatched


I row going close, and I ! penalty.from an inde-


Parkinson ; ■ being denied a stone-wall


cisive referee. ; it. r r c


I all three points, with I Fawcett and Rick Bar


[ Mashiter kept them at I bay. I Then'; with id min


I rivals WFC Clitheroe. The game.started at


champions Grassing- ton, while the locals I had started their-own


draw at home to local I I scored 12 goals in their


Horton takes over at the top


ROUND seven 'of the British Rallycross Champi­ onship at Kent's famous Lydden Hill saw Richard Horton back in action. After another.class win at


Croft in July, Horton's car was checked over ready for one of the biggest meetings of the year, but despite all the preparation the prob­ lems that dogged him at the start of the season reap­ peared during the practice season. The lack of time between


the practice session and the first qualifying heat meant that the problem could not be resolved and forced him to compete with a lack of power and finish at the back of the pack. The interval before the


next heat provided an opportunity for the pit crew to work on the car and finally get to the bottom of the problem. With, the car now


returned to it's full power heat two saw Horton lead from the start and finish nine seconds ahead of Can­ terbury driver Darren Clarke who was the leader at the end of heat one. ■ The next qualifying-heat


went the same way with a Horton and Clarke storm­ ing away from the other contenders and Horton adding another five seconds to his lead time. The “A” final grid result­


ed in the three class con­ tenders - Championship leader from Dartford, Dave Martin, Horton and Clarke


■ - lining up together. The race got underway with Clarke leading the


■pace, but a mistake by Martin caused a collision between himself and Hor­ ton and resulted in Martin's car leaving the track and suffering extensive drnnaga This left Horton to chase


after the race leader and after one lap he was right on Clarke’s tail. Going up “Hairy Hill”


Horton saw a gap and made his move right at the top of the hill on the hair-pin tom.' Both cars began the


descent side by side and it was then a matter of keep­ ing one eye on the track and the other'on Clarke and waiting to see who was going to brake first before the tight right-hander onto the paddock straight. Clarke backed out and


Horton was through to hold on to the lead until the che­ quered flag.


Horton has now moved


up to become the champi­ onship leader with Clarke close on his heels. The next meeting is


scheduled for September 14th at Blyton in Lin­ colnshire. Horton would like-to


thank Daniel Harper and Rob Waddington of Minis­ port at Padiham for all their help in setting up the car and the loan of their van, and to all the team members of R. and R. Hor­ ton Motorsport for their help and support.


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Football Round-Up Rimington


Borrowdale United . . . . . . . 0 Rimington . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 CHAMPIONS Rimington began the defence of their title in fine style. Without eight players from last


season, the new-look side started brightly, and Wharton soon supplied the opener when he fed Green to head home. .


. Green and McLean then com­


bined to release O’Neill, but his cross was fired over by Lloyd. The same player came close again


with a header that looped over, only for Dinsdale to extend the lead just


after the restart with a cross-shot which looped in. And it was 3-0 when Wharton was


■


upended in the box and Lloyd calmly slotted home the penalty. New signing Conti had a hand in


the final goal when he raced clear and saw his shot beat the keeper, but rebound off the post, before Dinsdale fired in the rebound. . Peel P ark ......................... ,g


Rimington ............. . .4


RIMINGTON romped to their sec­ ond win of the campaign with an accomplished performance. New signing Shields received the


ball on the right after good work from Walsh and Hutchinson, and crossed for O’Neill to finish on five minutes.


Green and Walsh were pulling the


strings, and Conti and McLean were given several chances to extend the lead, but fine goalkeeping and des­ perate defending kept them out. An O’Neill run was thwarted by a


two-man foul, but he picked out Lawson with the free kick, and he forced the ball home.


Green thumped home a volley


from 25 yards, only for the effort to be ruled out for a foul.


But his midfield partner Walsh linked with him before unleashing a


20-yard strike which gave the keeper no chance.


Peel Park pushed forward in the second half in an attempt to get back in the game, but Rimington were always on top.


And they completed the win when


Conti lifted the ball over a defender, and McLean thundered in a volley which flew into the top corner. • Rimington will hope to build on' their fine start to the season when


they travel to Mill Hill St Peter’s on Saturday.


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Barrowford .............................2 CARTER hit a hat-trick as Riming­ ton got off to a winning start against newcomers Barrowford. With several new faces in the


starting line up for Rimington, and new manager Dave Buckle at the helm, the locals started brightly. But after 10 minutes, a long ball


was latched on to by a Barrowford striker, who made no'mistake, round-


■ ing keeper Anderson to slot home. The lead was short-lived as Walsh


laid the ball through to Conti, and his.cross was met by Carter. 'Then good work in the centre of


the park from Nelson and Walsh fed Carter, and his 20 yard effort found the bottom corner to make it 2-1. Riihin'gton kept the pressure on,


, arid Sharpies was released by Hall, and his cross to the far post was met by Conti to make the score 3-1 at the break. ■ . Barrowford came out and made all


the running early in the second half, but Anderson stood firm and made - some excellent saves. Carter then scored from the spot


to complete his hat-trick, and Rim­ ington made sure of victory when Nelson slotted home. Barrowford kept pushing, never


gave up and several chances went begging.


The visitors did eventually man­ Saturday.


age to break through Rimington’s back four and get a consolation goal with two minutes left. Rimington meet Goodshaw on


Chatburn


Skipton LMS . . . . . __ ___ .1 Chatburn


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AFTER just missing out on promo­ tion last season, Chatburn are expecting big things, with manager Paul Craig bringing in proven goalscorer Zak Holgate over the summer.


Skipton. Chatburn started brightly, but


they failed to make the dominance count until late in the first half, when Holgate linked well with Dolan to send Sullivan down the wing, and his first-time low cross found Tom Park­ er, who converted a simple tap in. A motivational team talk had the desired effect, as Chatburn were


quick out of the blocks after the break.


And the locals delivered against Their second goal was arguably


their best, when Bicknell beat t^^^ men before playing a quick o n e - t^ with Dolan then calmly slotting* home under the keeper. ; ' The third goal came, after great


pressure from Holgate, who forced the centre back into a poor header which Caldwell pounced upon, slam­ ming a volley home. Minutes later Holgate nearly got


the goal his performance deserved, when Evans squared the ball in the area and his lob, with the outside of his boot, beat the keeper but flew just wide.


However, Chatburn went 4-0 up


wheri Preston burst through on goal and neatly chipped the keeper. As the game came to a close. Chat-


bum keeper Braithwaite was cruelly denied a clean sheet, but Chatburn were convincing winners.


Dog Inn


DOG Inn begin the new Harry Dewhurst Memorial League season when they take on Globe Bullough at 'Wilson's on Sunday.


The Whalley side suffered a heart­ breaking end to last season, narrowly


missing out on league success and reaching the semi-finals of the Terry Cattermole Trophy for the second successive season. Although they have lost some key


players from last season, a mix of youth and experience has arrived to replace them and manager Simon Kerins is hoping for a good start: He said: “As in life, nothing stays


our best wishes, but my sole concern now is the present squad. “A few new players have come in


and hopefully some more will join them in time for the big kick-off."


SPORTS DESK Edward Lee


edward.lee@eastIancshews.co.uk 01282478163


Chris Boden


chris.bodcn@eastlancsnews.co.uk 01282478164 .


Phil Simpson


phil.simpson@eastlancsnews.co.uk 01282478165


Bolton . . ; ....................18 ClUheroeRUFC.......3 CLITHEROE lost their first competitive game of the season in the Lan­ cashire Trophy at Bolton. Clitheroe. travelled with a. s l ig h t ly below


f i U n n TO


• strength team, with miss- ing players forcing a reshuffle. The team started excep­


tionally well and, following a number of strong driving runs and excellent back up play, Bolton were forced into some desperate play to stop Clitheroe progress­ ing. Such was the pressure


that Bolton transgressed at the breakdown, giving ■Martin Lafranceschina a-


Cup defeat but Clitheroe show promise


chance of a penalty from 25 yards out, which he duly converted. Clitheroe kept the pressure on throughout


____ -i* _ _______ 1 1 ’


The first half, but a lapse of defensive concentra­ tion gave the Bolton backs the space to move the ball wide and score


. the first try of the game, which was followed by a penalty just before the break. In the second half,


Bolton continued ,to apply the pressure, and the pendulum swung in their favour. Strong driving from


the forwards, combined with less than adequate


, ClilheroeTucking,' creat- j ed. .the, pressure They


PS F


needed, and a penalty pushed their lead to 11-3. The Clitheroe defen­


sive line was creaking, and, although they were playing well for each other, the defensive line was not moving up quickly enough to close


■ down the Bolton backs, and the home side fin­ ished off the game well, scoring their second and the final try of the game. Overall, th is was a


heartening performance in many respects, but more work on the train­ ing pitch is undoubtedly required'to make the team truly competitive in the league.


; On Saturday they make the short trip to


Burnley for a friendly, and this will be followed by the first league game, at Tarleton, on Septem­ ber 13th: ClUheroe Cavaliers . .5 Blackburn 3rds..........44 ■WITH the season fast approaching, this was the last chance for the Cava­ liers to brush off the cob­ webs.


Having had a summer


on the training park under a new head coach, the team were looking to put some of their hard work into action. • Blackburn started the


strongest, with runs through their bulky for­ wards ..damaging the game line too easily.


A try was scored in the •


first minute, and it looked like a long after­ noon was in store. By the second quarter


the Cavaliers were begin­ ning to wake up and start to tackle, and they


■ defended stoutly on their try line for a long period. Bill Thatcher used his


boot to good effect arid got the team out of trou­


ble on numerous occa­ sions. At half-time Ma tt Edgar was welcomed to


the pitch in his first-ever game.


. ; He tackled well on the


wing and should, with game time, see hiiriself promoted to the fo r - ' wards, where he: will be able to use some of his


3C


height and bulk to good effect.


By the final quarter


the Cavaliers were throw­ ing caution to the wind, and were running every opportunity. Their efforts finally


paid dividends when Brian 'Wood linked up with Keiron Keough from a quick throw-in,


■ and the bulky centre powered his way overthe line to score the team’s solitary try. With a mix of


heads and new bucks available, the balance in the team should bode •well for the season. The Cavaliers welcome


■Carntorth .for. their league opening game. ■ • ■


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the same for too long in football. A “The players that have left go with ^


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GREAT HARWOOD AND DISTRICT


KvLING LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Globe A 7, Burnley Rd B 3;


Globe Hoys 9, Oswaldtwistle Conservative 1; Gt Harwood B 7, Globe Heys 3; Ribblesdale A 7, Clitheroe CC A 3; Roe Lee Park 7, Salesbuiy A 3; Rushton St A 6, Oswaldtwistle Conservative 4. Second Division •.


1; Sabden Black 8, Rusbton St B 2; Waddington A 6, Globe B 4; TOalley A 4, Gt Harwood CC 6. Third Division


Burnley Rd A 8, Immanuel A


2, Grange 5, Gt Harwood H 5; Immanuel B 5, Ribblesdale B 5; Mercer Park 2, Green Park 8; Salesbury B 8, Gatty Park 2. TABLES


First Division' . P W D L P


Globe Heys ____20 12 0 8127 Rushton St A ....20 13 1 6112 Gt Harwood A.. ;19 11. .1 7111 Roe Lee Park....20 11 0 9106 GlobeA . ; ........20 11 0 9106 Clitheroe CCA ..20 8 3 9100 Gt Harwood B.. .20 8 1 11 94 Ribblesdale A ...20 8 1 11 93 OssyCon............19 9 0 10 89 Salesbury A .......20 7 1 12 77. BuraleyRdB ...20 6 2 12 75 Second Division P W D L P


Green Park.......20 16 2 2130 OakhillVels.......20 14 1 5121 MercerPark__20 14 0 6118 SalesburyB .....20 11 1 8107 Grange .........2 0 9 1 10101 BuraleyRdA ...20 10 0 10 % Gatty Park__.20 9 1 10 94 GtHarwoodH ..20 7 2 11 92 RibbIcsdaleB ...20 5 3 12 87 ImmanuelA ....20 6 0 14 86 Immanuel B __20 3 1 16 68 Fourth Division P W D L P


, Sabden Blue __ 18 8 1 9 85 Whalley B ........ 18 6 1 11 83 Milnshaw Wands 18 5 1 12 77 ClitheroeCCB ..18 3 1 14 61 Hurst Green B...18 3 1 14 45


ALTHAMS TRAVEL HYNDBURN


BOWLING LEAGUE First Division •


Grange A . ........14 13 0 1105 WhalleyB .........13 8 0 5 74 Oakhill Park B ;.14 7 - 0 7 70 SabdenC .......14 7 0 7 69 RcadCC V......14 -7 1 6 68 Gatty Park...... 14 6 0 8 64 Salesbury Red .'...14 7 1 6 63 WaddingtonB'...15 3 0 12 62 ImmanuelB '....14 ■ 4 0 10 55


Coppice.......... 18.14 2 2121 SydneySt ........17 13 1 3110 Waddington A...17 8 1 8 91 Oakhill Park A ..18 8 2 8 90 BurnleyRdB ...17 9 0 . 8 85 Immanuel A ....17 7 1 9 82 RishtouBC .....18 7 0 11 79 MercerPark__17 7 1 9 76 Oakhill Ash......17 5 1 11 74 Q A G ...........17 6 0 11 72 l^PKCon.C..17 6 1 10 69 - • Third Division P W D L P


FreeGardeners ..17 14 1 2111 Globe A ............18 11 0 7105 Ribblesdale A ...18 8 1 9 99 BumleyRdC ...19 10 0 9 96 Rusbton St E . . . .17 11 0 6 93 Globe E ............18 8 2 8 90 OssyCon.-.......17 8 2 7 82 SalesburyBlue ..18 7 0 11 78 ■WhalleyA......17 6 0 11 73' Rushton St C__18 6 0 12 73 SabdenB ........17 -5 0 -12 69 Second Division P W D L P


P W D L P


Coppice............18 15 0 3120 Free Gardeners B 18 11 3 4115 RishtonConB ..18 13 3 2114 Waddington B.. .18 11 2 5109 Oakhill............. 18 8 1 9 91


Rishtoh Con. A . .20 17 0 3135 Free Gardeners A 20 .15 0 5128 SydneySt ........ 20 13 0 7115 Sabden Black ...20 11 0 9112 Waddington A.. .20 11 0 9 98 Hurst Green A. . .20 8 0 12 99 Rushton St B__20 8 0 12 90 Sabden Red.......20 7 0 13 83 Gt Harwood CC .20 7 0 13 85 Globe B ............20 7 0 13 79 Whalley A ........20 6 0 14 76 . ' Third Division P W D L P


Free Gardeners A 9, Sydney St 1; Hurst Green'A 9, Sabden Red


GtH’wood GO .-.15 .15 0 0111 Ribbl(;sda]cC ...15 9 0 6 90 Grange C ......... 14 9 0 5 81 Alma B.......... .14 8 0 6 80 Milnshaw Park ..14 7 1 6 67 BurnleyRdD ...14 5 . 0 9 56 Sabden A........ .14 4 0 10.54 Clitheroe CCB ..14 3 1 10 49 OakhiilBeech ...14 3 0 11 47


EXPRESS GIFTS HYNDBURN VETS


BOWLING LEAGUE A Division


Oakhill Pk.... ..23 22 0 1 209 Rushton St B.. ..23 18 1 4 190 Waddington... ..23 16 1 6 165 BulloughB ... ..23 14 5 4 161 Immanuel A .. ..23 15 2 6 152 Oakhill Vets B. ..23 12 2 9 149 Ribblesdale B . ..23 10 3 10 147 Hurst Green .. ..23 12 0 11 140 Immanuel B .. ..23 10 1 12 134 ReadBC...... ..23 7 1 15 106 Milnshaw C... ..23 3 0 20 100 Peel Park B ..23 3 4 16 99 Milnshaw B ... ..23 3 6 14 91 Gatty Park B . ..23 3 0 20 89


CLITHEROE MEN’S INVITATION


SUMMER DARTS


LEAGUE RESULTS


Red Division


4; Horseshoe 2, Royal British Legion B 5; White Lion 5, Swan and Royal B 2. Blue Division .


. 4,PendleInn3. FIXTURES Monday


Craven Heifer 3, Waddington


• Royal British Legion A 1, Low Moor 6; Swan and Royal A


Red Division


Hoifen Waddington v Swan and Royal B; Royal British Legion B V


St Michael’s A v Craven


White Lion. Blue Division


and doubles knockouts must be returned by Monday. ‘ TABLES


(RO); Swan and Royal A v Royal British Legion A. • All entries for the singles


Low Moor V


Red Division P W L P


Legion B .............11 8 3 53 Craven Heifer...... 11 7 4 49 Waddington ........11 8 3 45 St Michael’s A:..;.11 8 3 44 White Lion..........11 6 5 43 HorseShoc ..........12 2 10 31 SwanB ...............II 0 11 8 Blue Division P W L P


Low Moor .............9 7 2 43 SwanA ................9 7 2 41 St Michael’s RO ....9 6 3 39 Pendleinn...........10 5 5 33 Brown Cow .......10 .3 7 27 Legion A ..............9 0 9 13


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND DOMINOES LEAGUE


Swan and Royal


Walmesley 8; Buck B 9, De Lacy 0; Horseshoe 1, Waggon and Horses 8.


Dominoc.s


Swan 7, Judge Walmesley 14; Buck B 15» De LacyJJ; Horse-


Black Horse A 6, Castle 15;


Black Horse A Castle 0; Judge


' Riiiblc League Doris.


' ■ , St Michael’s


Oakhill Vets A ..23 8 2 13 118 Gatty Park A ..23 6 116 no RishtonBC . ..23 ' 5 1 17 107 MercerPark . ..23 6 1 16 105 Whalley BC., ..22 4 0 18 87 WorsleyB ... ..23 1 0 22 66 B Division P W D L P


Rhyddings.,. ..23 21 0 2 201 WorsleyA ... ..23 18 1 4188 Ribble^aleA ..22 19 .0 3 186 Rushton Si A. ..23 18 0 5 186 Burnley Rd'.. ..23 14 0 9 159 PeelParkA'.. ..23 14 0 0'149 Lowerfold.... ..23 11 0 12 146 Sabden BC... ..23 11 0 12 124


p W D L P


Fourlli Division P W D L P


Ciitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, September 4th, 2008 47 1 Dart.s and Dominoes


shoe 9, Waggon and Horses 12. Pcndic League Darts


Horse B 7; White Horse 1, Buck A 8.


Dominoes


Black Horse B 9; White Horse 14, Buck A 7. HIGH SCORES


Clitheroe Social Club 12,


. 119, B. Stanley (check); 116, R. Fielding; 110, K. Gahan; 105, L. Wright, J. Hall, M. Lyne; 101, A. Warburton; 100, L. Wright (4), B. Eatough (4), K. Enason (3), A. Porter (3), S. Stanley (3), J. Wilson (3), R. Jones (3), S. McCullough (2),James Fowler (2), R. Harg­ reaves (2), L. Gahan (2), S. Hanson (2), J.' Hargreaves (2) S. Baines (2), T. Craven (2), T. Hinchcliffe (2), J. Taylor (2), R. Fielding, R. Lloyd, D. Flynn, N. Wilkinson, C. Flynn, A. Southwell, T. Parker, B. Stanley, M. Lyne, K. Duut, J. Hall, S. Hoole, C. Joy, J. Whe­ lan, D. Buttegieg, J. Price, L. Astin.


Darls and Dominoes 1


Ribblc League Darls


TABLES


Black Horse A ...........................71 BuckB.....................................70 Judge Walmesley.......................64 Waggon ...................................62 Horse Shoe................... Swan...........................


DeLacy...................................29 Castle...................................... 16


Dominoes


BuckB...................................121 Castle.....................................119 Judge Walmesley......................118 DeLacy................................. 116 Waggon ..................................110 Horse Shoe.............................109 Swan...................................... 107 Black HorseA........... ........103 Pendle League Durls


P


Buck A .................................... 37. Black Horse B .......................... 30 Social Club.........................


P


White Horse..............................23 Dominoes


Social Club................................82 White Horse.............................. 79 Buck A .....................................67 Black Horse B ...........................57


P


RIBBLE VALLEY DARTS AND DOMINOES


SUMMER LEAGUE RESULTS .


Darts


Billington Brass Band Club 7, Higher Buck 5; Black Bull (Old Langho) 9, Dc Lacy Dragons 3; Bay Horse 10, Judge Walmcsley 2; Black Bull (Chatburn) 0,


Swan With Two Necks 12. Dominoes


Billington Brass Band Club 6, Higher Buck 6; Black Bull (Old Langho) 9,' De Lacy Dragons 3; Bay Horse 6, Judge Walmesley 6; Black Bull (Chatburn) 2, Swan With Two Necks 10. Combined


11; Billington Brass Band Club 13, Higher Buck 11; Black Bull (Old Langho) 18, De Lacy Drag­ ons 6; Bay Horse 16, Judge Walmesloy 8; Black Bull (Chat­ burn) 2, Swan With Two Necks 22. ■


Dc Lacy A 13, Black Horse Dc Lacy A 4, Black Horse 8; De Lacy A 9, Black Horse 3; .26 P


41 . 36


Schofield; 140, M. Lyne (3), A: Porter (2), C. Flynn, B. Stan­ ley, L. Wright, S. Stanley, R. Hargreaves, S. Hoole, J. Price, T. Hinchcliffe, R. Jones, J. Har­ greaves; 139, J. Wilson; 135, J. Hargreaves; 133, A. Warbur- ton; 130, L. Proctor; 125, R. Jones, J. Wilson, S. Hoole, M. Mercer, D. Southwell; 123, R. Hargreaves, S. Flannery, S. Baines, A. Porter; 121, S. Hoole, S. Stanley, M. Lyne, J. Marsden, R. Hargreaves, M. Lloyd, G. Wilkinson, A. Porten ‘ 120, S. Flannery, T. P a rk e r ; .


180, T. Hinchcliffe, J. Clitheroe Social Club 2, Black VEKA RIBBLESDALE


CRICKET LEAGUE TABLES


Senior Division P IV L N B P


GtH’wood ..23 17 3 3 27 206 ,Padihara'....23 15 4 4 30 192 Baxenden ...23 13 6 4 36 178 Read..........23 12 8 3 25 154 Edenfield ...23 11 8 4 30 152 Whalley__ 23 11 9 3 28 147 B’wick .......23 11 8 4 17 139 Clithcroe....23 8 11 -4 26 118 ChenyTree .23 8 11 4 22 114 Settle........ 23 7 12 4 30 112 R’daleW. ...23 7 13 3 30 109 B’buraN. ...23 5 15 3 41 100 Ossyiram. ..23 5 13 5 24 '89 Earby .........23 5 14 '4 26 88 - First Division P W L N B P


Belvedere ...23 16 3 4 31 203


■ ' R’daleW.2 ..23 13 7 3 39 178 Salesbuiy ...23 13 5 5 19 164 Brinscall ....23 11 7 ,5 39 164 Padihara2 ..23 12 7 . 4 31 163 Settle2 .......23 12 6 5 25 160 ChenyT.2..23 9 12 2 34 130 GtH’wood2.23 8 10 5 31 126 S'steads.......23 9 11 3 25 124 Read2 .......23 8 11 4 31 123 •Os5yI.2 ...23 7 11 4 27 116 Belvedere2..23 6 13 4 31 103 Clitheroe2 ..23 5 13 5 36 101 •Whalley2 ..23 2 15 5 14 56 Second Division P W L N B P


•F’cowlcs ...23 14 3 5 30 192 •Baxenden2.23 13 4 5 32 184 Edenfield2 ..23 13 5 5 34 179 •BlyGSOB .23 12 7 3 35 171 ■ Rolls-Royce .23 11 8 4 40 162


F’cowles2...23 10 11 2 38 144 •Salesbury 2 .23 10 7 5 20 142 B’bumN.2 .23 9 9 5 26 131 Earby2 .......23 9 9 5 22 127 B’wick2 ....23 8 10 5 14 109 S’steads2 ...23 3 16 4 45 87 BlyGSOB 2.23 5 11 7 14 85 Brinscall 2 . .23 5 14 4 22 84 Rolls-Royce 223 5 13 5 18 83 Third Division P W L N B P


CheriyT.3..16 11 1 4 15 137 •R’daleW.3 .16 10 2 3 20 136


F’cowles3...16 8 3 5 16 111 •Settles ....15 7 3 4 20 109 Reads .......15 6 2 7 17 98 EarbyS.......16 7 3 6 9 94 Padiham3 ..15 6 5 4 19 91 Edcnfield3..15 6 5 '4 16 88 Ossy Imm. 3 .16 3 8 5 30 75 Baxenden3..15 4 5 6 13 68 Belvedere3..14 3 3 8 8 62 Clitheroe3 ..15 3 6 6 11 59 B’wick3 ....15 2 8 5 23 58 B’burnN.3 .14 3 6 5 11 56 Salcsbury3..12 3 5 4 13 55 GtH'wood3.16 1 11 4 20 42


Whalley3...13 2 9 2 11 37 •tied game


MEWIES


SOLICITORS CRAVEN AND


DISTRICT CRICKET


LEAGUE TABLES


Second Division P W-D L P


Riddlesden........ 20 17 2 1 53 Haworth WE....20 14 4 2 46 E&Gilstead ....20 13 6 1 45 Cullingworth2 ..20 10 3 7 33 Ingrow2 ............20 8 4 ■ 8 28 Haworth2 ......20 6 6 8 24 Crossflatts2 ,...'.20 6 4 10 22 Bradley2 .......20 5 5 10 20 Chathura2 .......20 4 5 11 17 SandyLane2— 20 4 5 11:17 Thornton2 .....20 4 4 12 16 PendleForest2 ..20 ' 3 4 1313 niedg^e ^


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Haworth Road ..20 15 4 1 49 Haworth .......20 12 6 2 42 Wilsden............20 9 5 6 32 Ingrow............. 20 9 5 6 32 •LongLee.........20 7 5 7 28 •Chatbum.........20 7 4 8 27 Pendle Forest .. .20 7 5 8 26 Ingrow S J .........20 6 8 6 26 Foulridge.......... 20 7 4 9 25 Sutton............20 6 5 9 23 Airedale............20 2. 7 11 13 Oenholme ......20 1 4 15 7 Fourth Division P W D L P


Football UNIBOND


_ Newcastle; BS . . . .4 3 0 1 9 Mossley . . . . . . . . .4 3 0 1 9 CLITHEROE....4' 3 0 1 9 Ossett Albion.....4 2 1 1 7 Lancaster City ...4 2 1 1 7 Durham City.......4 1 3 0 6 RadcliffeBor. ....4 2 0 2 6 CoIwynBay........ 3 1 2 0 5 RossendaleUtd ...4 1 2 1 5 WarringtonTn ...4 1 2 1 5 Chorley...... ....3 1 1 1 4 Trafford........ ...3


BamberBridge ..-.4 1 1 2 4 Woodley Sports ...4 1 1 2 4 Wakefield............4 1 1 2 4 FC Halifax Tn....4 1 1 2 4 GarforthTn........ 4 1 0 3 3 CurzonAshton ...3 0 2 1 2 HarrogateRA ...'.4 0 1 3 1 Salford City........ 4 0 1 3 1


1 1 1 4


EAST LANCASHIRE FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division


steads St Joseph’s 0; Langho 4, Mill Hill St Peter’s 4; Worsthorne 1, Colne United 3; Borrowdale United 0, Rimington 4; Peel Park 1, Enfield 2; Can­ berra 1, Hurst Green 1; Enfield 1, Langho 6; Mill Hill St Peter's 1, Stacksteads St Joseph’s 2; Pee! Park 0, Rimington 4; Read Unit­ ed 4, Rock Rovers 0; Worsthome 9, Borrowdale United 0. Second Division


ley Boys’ Club 0; Burnley Belvedere 2, Padiham A 3; Burnley GSOB 2, Fcniscowles 1; Oswaldtwistle St Mary’s 5, Sab- don 1; Pendle Forest 0, Barnoidswick Town 3; Burnley Boys’ Club 5, Pondle Forest 1; Clitheroe Royal British Legion 2, Belvedere 0; Oswaldtwistle St Mary’s 3, Barrowford Celtic 1; Padiham A 2, Feniscowles 4; Sabden 2, Bamoldswick Town 4. Reserve Division


Oswaldtwistle St Mary’s 2, Pen­ dle Forest 0; Rimington 5, Bar­ rowford Celtic 2; Goodshaw United 0, Hurst Green 3; Hurst Green 2, Worsthorne 2; Langho 7, Read United 2; Rock Rovers 1, Peel Park 4; Stacksteads St Joseph’s 4, Goodshaw United 1.


ROEFIELD LEISURE INDOOR FrVE-A- SIDE FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Beercan 3; AFC Buck 5, MMS 3,


FIXTURES Sunday


No fixtures TABLE P W D L P


Regulators........21 17 1 3 52 ■ Becrcan...........21 14 3 4 45 Morning Glory ..21 14 1 6 43 Newlnn........22 13 3 6 42 C’rocGlowns ....21 13 3 5 42 AFC Buck........20 11 5 4 38 Wilkies Warriors .22 11 . 1 10 34 AC Mon...........21 10 1 10 31 Mad Dogs ......21 9 1 1128 Chicken Legends .22 5 3 13 18 RcalRossIee ....20 6 0 14 18 MMS.............. 22 4 3 15 15 Real Bladdered . .21 5 0 16 15 Drunken M’keys .21 3 1 17 10


HARRY DEWHURST MEMORIAL


LEAGUE FIXTURES - Sunday


First Division ^


(King George’s); Church Tn v^ Clarence (Foxhill); Dog Inn v


. Boca Seniors v Brewers Utd


Real Bladdered 3, Mad Dogs 0; Real Rosslee 12, Drunklen Mon­ keys 5; Regulators 3, Clitheroe Clowns l; Wilkies Warriors 11, Chicken Legends 0; AC Men 4,


New Inn 1, Morning Glory 8; Enfield 1, Burnley GSOB 1; Bacup Cricket Club 5, Burn­ Goodshaw United 1, Stack- Skd’daleUtd.......4 3 1 0 10


First Division North P W D L P


FOOTBALL LEAGUE


.. Globe Bullough (Wilson’s). Second Division


cial OB (Wilson’s); Duke of Wellington v Gt Harwood Rovers (King George’s); Helmshore Harriers v Kings Arms (Marl Pits); Ossy Refugees v. Spinning Jenny (King George’s).


THWAITES


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Foundation Cup Semi-FinaLs


Read Constitutional Club 3,


Buck A 6; Royal British Legion B 1, Royal British Legion A 6. FIXTURES Tonight


Premier Division Billington B v Low Moor A;


Buck A V Royal British Legion B; Royal British Legion A vrSt Peter’s A.


First Division Conservative Club v Buck B;


Read Constitutional Club v Wagon A; St Peter’s B v Black Horse A; White Horse A v White Horse B. Second Division


Bernards Buck v Higher


Buck A; Kings Arms A v Dog Inn A; Low Moor B v Buck D; Rose and Crown B v Stork B. Third Division


Black Horse B v White Lion;


Buck Wrinkloys v. White Hart B; Royal British Legion D v Castle B; Wagon B v Kings ArmsB.


Fourth Division


Dog Inn B v Victoria A; Higher Buck B v Craven Heifer


■ A; Victoria B v Pendle Hotel. • The registration night for


th e Winter League will take place on Thursday, September 25th a t Low Moor. This will be capped at 40 teams, with priori­ ty given to teams who have com­ pleted all Summer League fix­ tures. The ladies’ division will only be able to run if a t least six teams register. TABLES


Premier Division P W D L P


RBLA..............10 7 2 1 91 LowMoorA ....11 6 2 3 86 RBLB................9 6 3 0 84 Buck A.............10 5 2 3 82 Bay Horse.........11 1 5 5 65 StPetcr’sA .......11 1 4 6 59 Billington B.......10 1 5 4 58 WhitcHartA ...10 1 3 6 49 First Division P W D L P


White Home A ..12 8 1 3 96 White Horse B ..11 6 2 3 89 BuckB..............11 5 3 3 87 BlackHorscA...ll 6 1 4 86 Con.ClubA ....12 4 1 7 81 Wagon A ............ 12 6 0 6 78 St Peter’s B .......11 4 1 6 72 Station B ............ 12 3 2 7 70 Read Con.............12 4 1 7 69 Second Division P W D L P


Rose & Crown B .12 9 2 1117 KingsArmsA ...12 10 1 1116 Higher Buck A ..11 4 4 3 82 DogInnA . . . . . . I I 4 4 3 81 Bernards Buck ..12 3 4 5 78 StorkB .............11 5 2 4 77 Low Moor B ....12 1 2 9 61 ComClubB ....12 2 2 8 59 •BuckD..............II 2 3 6 50 Third Division P W D L P


Kings Arms B ...11 9 1 1101 Wagon B ...........11 6 1 4 85 RBLD.............. II 6 2 3 85 White Hart B ...10 4 3 3 75 White Lion .........9 5 0 4 67 CastleB............... 9 5 0 4 65 BuckWrinkleys .10 1 2 7 51 Black Horse B ...11 0 1 10 44 Fourth Division P W D L P


Higher Buck B .. .9 6 2 1 85 Victoria B ............ 8 6 2 084 DeLacy...........9 3 2 4 58 DogInnB...........10 1 3 6 54 Victoria A .............7 3 2 2 48 Craven Heifer A ..8 2 1 5 40 PendleHotel.......7 1 2 4 31.


Clayton-le-Moors v Commer­ Pool


RBLA....... ...10 •8 0 ■ 2 80 Buck A . .... ...10 7 0 3 71 Kings Arms . ...10 5 0 5 59 Station....... ...10 G 0 4 59 BuckB....... ...10 3 0 7 32 De Lacy__ ....10 I 0 9 28 •points deducted


Selected Teams Cricket


Saturday Clitheroe (v Cherry Tree,


home, meet 1 p.m.) N. Bolton, P. Dibb, N. James, J. Dewhurst, M. Hargreaves, A. Pearce, D. Glover, C. Palmer, F. Hussain, M. Pre­ ston, Turner. Scorer: A. Kilkenny. Same team Sun­ day (v Ribblesdale Wander­ ers, away) except T. le Bre­ ton for C. Palmer. Clitheroe 2nds (v Cherry


Tree, away, 1 p.m.) J. Green, P. Bishop, C. Musson, P. Gaskell, M. Scott, I. Bythell, I. Scott, J. Houldsworth, M. Houldsworth, A. Hutchins, S. Bishop. Scorer: J. Scott. Same team Sunday (v Rib­ blesdale Wanderers, home) except C. Palmer and M. Coulter for I. Bythell and M. Scott. Read (v Baxenden, away,.


1 p.m.^ start) Harvey, N. Marsh', K. O’Connor, M. Whalley, J. Marshll, W. Eastham, A. Turner, A. Rushton, A. Laycock, E. Lowes, K. Smithson. Same team Sunday (v Oswaldtwistle, away) meet Read 11-45 a.m. both days. Read 2nds (v Brinscall,


home, 1 p.m. start) M. Davies, M. Hanson, Aslam, L. Kearsley, D. Fitzhenry, R. Palmer, M. Fallon, D. Bark­ er, E. Topham, S, Booth, D. O’Neill. Same team Sunday (v Earby, away) except Maqsood for Aslam and N. Cordingley for E. Topham. Whalley 2nds (v


2nds (v Salesbury, home , 1 p.m. start, meet noon) I. Britcliffe, P. Spencer, T. Braithwaite, R. Lloyd, G. McGuire, S. Braithwaite, C. Hall, M. Clarkson, R. Clarkson, M. Wrigley, L. Gidlow. Scorer: M. Spencer. Same team Sunday) v Clitheroe, away). Whalley (v Oswaldtwistle,


Blackburn Northern, away, 1 p.m. start, meet 11-30 a.m.) G. Hunt, A. Marsh, M. Briggs, R. Bradley, S. Kerr, H. Kay, B. Spencer, R. Gladwin, J. Bunyan, M. Pratt, Scuderi. Scorer: C. Collinge. Same team Sunday (v Clitheroe, home) except M.Peel for J. Bunyan. Ribblesdale Wanderers


home, 1 p.m. start) G. O’Connor, S. Marshall; S. Marsh, E. Artingstoll, A. Baron, Miss J. Laycock, E. Yates, D. Thistlethwaite, C. Lowes, F. Barden, M. Yeo­ man. Reserve: Miss A. Hart­ ley. Same team Sunday (V Oswaldtwistle, home) except P. Haworth for M. Yeoman. Ribblesdale Wanderers (v


Ladies* Division p w D L P


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Oswaldtwistle, start 1 p.m.) D. Ainsworth, J. Rain, I. Grace, D. Crossley, S. Gor­ ton, L. Burgess, G. Jones, J. Galling, J. Furlonger, L. Boyle, A. McRae. Same team Sunday (v Belvedere, home) except E. Topham for . J. Rain and G. Barker for S. Gorton.


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