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struck by late goal iw< 1-'' ; I. ' i f ; ' ' f ').'- («5^


Mill H i l l ...................................2 Rimington . . . . . . . . . . . . .-.2 i RIMINGTON were robbed of victory in the fifth minute of ■ stoppage time.


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; , The visitors, without Curtis and Penman, were unsteady at the start, as another different back four faced two tricky for­ wards.


, Just when they appeared to ' If ( f --


have weathered the early storm, the referee awarded a dubious free kick to the home side and they opened the scoring. Chris Heslop broke away and


had a great chance tipped round the post by the Mill Hill keeper, and then Lloyd rose to meet a Steve Wharton cross but his loop­ ing header bounced off the bar. Another Heslop effort led to


another corner, and O’N eill’s cross was met by Dinsdale, who thundered in an equaliser on the stroke of half-time.' The second half was end-to-


end stuff, with both keepers mak­ ing vital saves, Anderson tipping one Mill Hill effort on to the bar and then smothering the ball at the feet of the onrushing forward to thwart another attack. , A flowing move down the right


involving Walsh and Wharton led to the ball reaching Lloyd, and he curled a beauty into the far cor­ ner to put the table-toppers ahead.


'\Vt' And it was a lead they held


until deep into stoppage time, when the home side made the most of a poor back pass. Although disappointed to be


pegged back so late in the game, it could be a vital point at the end of the season. Rimington.will be hoping to


return to winning ways on Satur-' day when they make the trip to play Read United (kick-off 2 p.m.).


Dog Inn ................... .......... . . 2 Clarence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 DOG Inn's losing run continued with this defeat at Wilson's, but anyone at the game will have been left wondering how the Whalley side ended up on the wrong end of this scoreline. Sporting a stunning grey and


Dog lose


gold kit donated by new sponsors Derbyshire and Co. Accountants, the Whalley side made the brighter start, but conceded against the run of play while defender Craig Barnes was off the field with a head wound. . Then, after having what looked


a perfectly good goal ruled out. Dog saw Clarence double their lead from a corner. They made a much better start


Rimington Reserves ,. . . .11 Goodshaw United . . . . . . . .Or:


.RIMINGTON bounced back:: from defeat in fine style with an ■ emphatic win despite having five : regular players missing. The scoring started in the


eighth minute as Leach fired home from six yards from Shields’ corner.


. The home team welcomed back last term’s top'scorer, ■'Gary Brunskill, for his first game of. the;: season and it didn’t not take him” ' long to pick up where he left offl .' • On 17 minutes Carter prodded


the ball forward on the edge of . the box for Brunskill to stroke the : ball past the keeper. And on 24 minutes, Brunskill


added his second as he fired a 25- yarder into the top comer! - ■


The home side kept up the


dominance and soon added a- fourth as Threlfall fired into the bottom comer and shortly after­ wards, Carter found space on the left and his pin-point cross was missed.by both Brunskill and Threlfall but the ball found the net as the retreating defender could do nothing but turn it in. .. ■ On the stroke of half-time


Rimington added their sixth as Carter’s pass found the feet of Leach'who swung at the ball, missed it completely but made no mistake at the second attempt! ■ With just four minutes of the


second half played. Shields was tripped in the area and Bmnskill completed his hat-trick from the spot. •


’ ■ ■. Substitute Andrews went on a


dazzling run to eventually find Threlfall who stmck his second of the game with a neat finish from the edge of the box to make it 8-01 And eight minutes later. Rim­


ington had their ninth as Leach’s shot looked to be going wide only for the full back; to shin the ball intothenetl. Andrews got in on the act with . a mazy run. His shot was parried


. by the keeper but went straight back to his feet and his back-heel madeitlO-0. Man-of-the-match Shields got


his reward as a curling right-foot­ er found the corner to complete therout. ■ Rimington face a tough test on Saturday with bogey side Burn­ ley Grammar Old Boys at home.


Green close the gap Hurst Green.............. .. ..8


Read Uni ted. . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 THE Hurst Green faithful were treated to another goal fest on Saturday as their favourites took their tally to 17 goals in two. games. Green.were forced into two


changes as Danny.Woodhead came in to replace Young in goal and Chris Leighton replaced the injured Danny Taylor. The home side pressed their


visitors early on,; forcing errors and playing quick, attacking football. ' Paul Chippendale began pro­


ceedings as early as the fourth minute when he converted an Ian Lang cross, and minutes later Read failed to clear a Hurst Green corner, Bamber fed Chip­ pendale in the area, and he turned quickly to double the lead. Simon Tipton made it three


after only 10 minutes with a smart finish, and Leighton scored Green’s fourth on 15 minutes as


■his free kick slipped under the keeper’s body. ' The -visitors only tested Wood-


. head once, the keeper making a reflex save. Hurst Green looked comfort--


able in possession as they contin­ ually got around the back of the visitors,- with Chippendale and Walker looking too hot to handle up front. . Walker ■ got the goal he


deserved when he bamboozled the defence with his footwork and finished smartly, following more good work from Chippendale. . The home side 'were awarded a


penalty 10 minutes into the sec- 1 ond half as Dewhurst was cal­ lously scythed down, and Chip­ pendale coolly despatched the penalty. , .


Ghatburnhit 11!


Chatburn............ ...11 Grassinglon . . . . . . . . . . . .


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ON the back of a six game win­ ning streak and an 8-1 thriller the previous weekend, the home crowd were expecting big things. And within minutes the first


goal was on the board when Hol- gate slid in to meet a Mark Sulli- van cross.


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.. The second soon followed when Holgate launched himself at a low cross and met it with a diving header. After a brief scare at the other end, a deep corner from Sullivan


to the second half, only for slack defending to give Clarence a third goal. .


. Dog's heads never dropped and they deservedly pulled a goal back, Chris Grimshaw setting up Nathan Ball for a superb turn and finish. .Another Dog goal would have


set up a grandstand finish, but it was Clarence who took advan­ tage of another lapse by the Whalley side. ' '•


' was flicked on by Fallon, and was met with a left foot volley by cap­ tain Lee Evans for his first of the season.


. ' Within seconds Chatburn had ,


four and Holgate a hat-trick when again he got behind his man - to meet a Fallon cross.' - ; . ' Half-time came but brought no -


respite for Grassington. : Within-moments of the restart >


. it was five, when a deep ball from Evans found Sullivan, and his clever layroff found his brother, Richard, who then put a deep ball:


the top corner. Straight from the kick-off


Chatburn won the ball back, a Musgrove shot was deliberately handled and a penalty given; which was handed to Chatburn keeper Russell Braithwaite.


■' ••With all the coolness of a pro-


f' lific striker, Braithwaite sent the keeper the wrong way and slotted the ball in the opposite comer. ' • With the Chatburn, fans


screaming for 10, the players weren't about to ease up, with Mark Sullivan and Musgrove both going close.


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Number seven soon came when Kirk Evans rose above everyone


;to power home a.header, and Musgrove claimed number eight with a brilliant bit of individual skill, beating two men before net- ting^the goal his hard work deserved. ; Goals nine and 10 came from ' Mark Sullivan and he completed


-. his hat-trick, when he.beat his man to knock home from another • Fallon cross.


' •- Chatburn would like to thank


;, into the box which beat everyone, ■ including the keeper, and found


- Harrison's Tyre Depot for spon- - , soring the game.


The game’s first red card


arrived with 20 minutes to go, as the -visiting centre back was sent off for foul and abusive language, and the referee struggled to con­ trol the game from then on as more dangerous tackles were committed. Chippendale then grabbed his


fourth as he headed in a Leighton corner, before Tipton headed for an early shower as he was red- carded for an off-the-ball inci­ dent.


Green still hadn’t finished scor­


ing as Chippendale scored his fifth and (ireen’s eighth, as he tapped in following the keeper’s fumble.


- Hurst Green travel to'Bank Hall to play fourth place Worsthorne on Saturday (kick off 2 p.m.), hoping to continue their current goalscoring form.


Trophy dream over


■ from back page handed an unexpected lifeline when, after Craig Sargeson’s cor­ ner was returned to him, his cross took a wicked bounce and was shovelled into his own net by the United keeper.; . That perked the Blues up, with •


Lomax forcing a good save, before in the second-half, Lomax’s lob : sailed just wide of the post while Margarson produced a smart save to deny Lomax’s drive. From Sargeson’s resulting cor-


■ ner, Jonathan Smith stole a yard' ; of space to volley past the keeper and bring the scores back level. ; Boston almost grabbed the


lead again when both Stewart Talbot and Wes Parker saw firm efforts cleared off the line, but it wasn’t long before Rowan swept . the ball hbme at the back post. ; And the killer fourth arrived


when substitute Liam Parker.. smashed the ball home after good . play down the right.


. Fearon then made a fantastic save to deny Adam Millson from -


, point blank range, while Froggatt -:. : somehow volleyed over.: i ; . , :But a fifth goal would have


. been harsh on the Blues, as they ; : ■ left the field with their heads held.' highland their pride intact.


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Whklleg'JuniwsA'\' THE .Wbl-vra had a dream stai4 as Hannah'-Procter.' scor^ in the opening minute vritli'a clinical finish; :; ,?-'Two goals from Shane. JackMn.-a'-Whalley own?: goal and a second for Proctor saw. them lead 5-0 at;


-«'.Whalley- wereunfortunately;;reduced,to fiyei players inthe'second-haF^due.to.injuriesi’sotHe.- Wolves continued their strmiglehold oivthe'game.; Goals from Connor Jacksonj'Jacob Crompton,';


Murray. O’Rourke'and a?hat-trick from man-of-; the-match Airon Orr. completed the,-victory in fine; style. ■ . Barrowford Celtic"


Clitheroe Wolves Under ISs't": ' . . . .


STAR man’Daniel Mort hit’ a hat-trick as the] Wolvesenjoyedafiriewin'.tv;-,F,


Ben Dunford completed the scoring.' Oswaldtivistle St Mary’s Under.8s Clitheroe Wolves Urider 8Reds i


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. 1 T’.Jv'.’J: I ."I .~.6*


; : 'Zak RobinMn'i'George Bahks and new addition; ; ;5..'


THE Wolves dominated from start to finish ynth'? an impressive, solid team'performance.-.? - A strong and determined Wolves’ defence denied; St Mary's any opportunities at goal, while'the mid-.‘ field and forward.players put, the pressure bn ai' stretched St Mary’s defence. ,


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Sam Pickles and two from^man-of-the'-match; Leighton Clarkson.


Springview Athletic’ .’v ’.


• Goals came from Joe B'riggs, .Thomis Smith,', ■ '


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Clitheroe Wolves Undcri/s WOLVES were dumped out of the: LEA Under 18s. Cup. by a solid Springview team at Wigan’s Sbe-' cerdome.


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half time with the,third goal going in off Jack; Parkinson.


: The home side were three goals to the good at; - • •


■ The second half started brightly,, but a lack of^ Wolves chances gave the home side a deserved vic- .tory.


. , . .... . Whallev Juniors


Rossendale Valley..................-.......................'. .0. Whalley Under 1 0 s .............................................0 WITH a team ravaged by holidays, •'Whalley failed to score for the first time this season. It was, however, an end-to-end encounter -with both sides playing an attacking game.


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.; In the first half,-Lewis Maybin rattled the'eros^-': bar for-Whalleyafter a through-ball from Bryan; McLaughlin. -


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, i ln the second half, the.pace did not let up wth both sides pressin'g forward and again the home side were saved by the woodwork. ; At. the end of this close game'Maybin-.was named man-of-the-match by the'referee.v. - ■


fe w Readslone United


Readstone United Under 10s Trawden C e l t ic ....................................................4 GOALKEEPER-James Da-ries was named man--.-, of-the-match in this thrilling'winl' •Goals came from Oliver-Robinsbri (2); Lewis'


Simpson, Jack Southern; Josh;Rileyand -Tom. Bndge.


' , ■ , •The team also played Brierfield Celtic and found;


themselves trailing 3jl at the break.',. .- But a fantastic recovery saw, them.b'attle back, to win 5-3. Tom Bridge and Owen Grice both; scored twice, the other^goal came from Oliver,' Robinson and Lewis Simpson was named man-of- ; the-match. '


\ Langho Juniors


Cliiheroe Wolves Under"i3s'if'.. Langho Juiiiors'UnderlS' r :


- . 7 ; 'f\16'


AF,TER-a Ibng.lay-bffsdue to the.pobr,a_utuinn*' weather, Langho'returned with anotheKthumping -, win']at Roefield.'


for the-yisitors; whbrunbeaten's6:far,‘threate'hedj c o n s t a n t ly 4 ^ |g :5 f . : |^ ^ 4 '^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ p 4 ^


A positive perf6rinance7created"ch&c^


ft;;. The goals were fairly equ^y shmed_^und; ^d» included hat-tricks for.Callum Sykora'aJid refe'iee’sJ man-^f-jthe-matchSean'HolraesVJi’t^af'^v^S'i'i'^SS


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UNIBOND LEAGUE • ..Finst Division North


^ Bamber Bridge . .14 . 8 2 • 4 26' ■ Newcastle BS .. .10 7 .2 123 ■ FCHalifaxTn...12 .7 2 3 23 . Lancaster City ..12 7 1 4 22 CLITHEROE i . . .9 7 0 2-21


OsscttAIbion.;:.14 8 - 3 - 3 27


- Mossley ............ 11 6 . 2 : 3 20 Tratford


■ Skel’daleUtd;....9 - 5 - 2 2 17 '.CurzonAshton ..10 >


.Wakefield.......13 4 3 6 15 - Radcl'iffeBor. ...12. 4 2 0 14 -WoodleySports..13 4 . 2


•Durham City.__ 7 4 3 0 15


14- 6 1, 7 19 4 3 -3 15


■ GarforthTn.......11 3 3 5 12 WarringtonTn ..11 2 3 0 9 - RossendaleUtd..11 2 3 6. 9


•Cohvyn Bay. . . .13 4 5 4 14 Chorley ........1 3 3 4 • 6 13


;; HarrogateRA...14 2 2 10 8 Salford City .....11 0 2 9 2 - - Lancil Lancinshirc League P W D L P


; Salford City__. .7 3 0 - 4 9 Formby ..............9 3 0 6 9 Burscough..........9 2 1 6 7 Workington . . . . . .8 1 2 5 5 Lancaster City ...6 0 1 5 1


DONALD RACE AND NEWTON EAST LANCASHIRE FOOTBALL


' - . - First Division Borrowdale Utd 0, Enfield 4;


LEAGUE RESULTS


. Hill 2, Rimington 2; Peel Park 2, Colne Utd 3; Stacksteads St Joseph’s 1, Rock Rovers 6; Worsthome 3, Canberra 1. Second Division


Goodshaw Utd 1, Langho 6; Hurst Green 8, Read Utd 0; Mill


FIcetwoodTn ...12 9 2 1 29 Barrow....... ....10 7 0 3 21- Chorley............B G O 2 18 Leigh Genesis__ 9 5 1 3 16 CLITHEROE...-.9 4 ;3 ■;2 15 Bamber Bridge ..11 4 1 6 13 Darwen ..............8 3 -1 4 10


P W D L P Reserve Division - ■ Dominoes


Langho...............9 5 0 4 15 Swan and Royal B 5, Judge B. ■BGSOB..............8 3 2 3 11 16; Castle 10, White Horse 11. RockRoveis .’....8 2 2 ,4 8


B’foidCeltic ....10 5 2 3 17 Swan and Royal B 8, Judge B Hurst Green .......8 5 1 2 16 1: Castle 4, White Horse 5. -Rimington........... 6 5 0 1 15


Dominoes


PendleForest ....8 1 2 5 5 180, M. Lloyd, M. Cuncarr; RcadUtd........... .8 1 1 6 4 142 check, J. Hargreaves: 140, J. PecIPark............. 9 1 1 7 4 Schofield (2), M. Lloyd (2), J.


7 14 ' HIGH SCORES


Goodshaw Utd ...7 1 0 g 3 Hargreaves (2), B. Hart (2), L. Colne Utd__. . . 4 0 0 4 0 Wright, N. Charnley, T. Hinch- : T IA »U V DFW H T ID C T "'■He, R. Jones, P. Greatorex, W. 138, C. Joy: 135, C. Flynn (2);


HAKKIt. .U l iW nU K b 1 M EM O R IA L


T F A P I I F ■ ■ FirsiDivision


ob Inn 1 Clarence 4 u o g ln n l , Ll^nc e4..


First Division • Sunilnv^ fHasIimrdmV (Hashngdcnv^ First Division ChurohTn


ruL c c """■ 4 S m u [< i ’:::::5


.. Boca Seniors 3, Welly clay- ■ Dton 0; Church Tn 4, Brewers 0; t


^ Slaton 139, D. France;


131, R. Jones; 129, S. Hanson, • R. Jones; 126, K. Evanson; 125,


J-Hargreaves (2); 124,.V. Hag- t


T. Hinchcliffe, J. Schofield, M. Mercer, J. Fowler, J. Dewhurst:


120, K. Parker, R. Jones, J.WiI- son; 114, L. Tomlinson: 110, R;.


Brewero vDoB lnn fPoxhiin- Jones: 107,.T. Devine: 105, S. C l a r e n c ^ S ’B u l fo rh


. Jones (5), B. Hart (4), M. Stevenson (4), T. Hinchcliffe (4),


p W D I P M. Cuncarr (3), M. Mercer Greenwood (3), L. Wright


BocaSeniois 5 4 0 1 12 (3). A. Tillotson (3), L. Aston S S L ’" "o 4 0 1 2 <2), R. Bolton (2), K. Parker (2),


3 1 I


G!obeBuIlough...3 1 0 2 3 Lloyd,S.Slater,A.Slater. Doginn............. 5 0 0 5 0 C L IT H E R O E A N D


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R O E F IE L D L E IS U R E D IS T R IC T D A R T S IN D O O R F IV E -A -


L E A G U E


S ID E F O O T B A L L Z L E A G U E - .


Bacup CC 5, Sabden 0; Bar­


- Clitheroe RBL 2; Pendie Forest 1, BGSOB 0; Rawtenstail 5, Padihaml.- Reserve Division


rowford Celtic 5, BamoldsWick Tn 2; Burnley Boys’ Club 1, Oswaldtwistle St Mary’s 3; Feniscowles and Pleasington 4,


j Park 1; Rimington 11, Good- ■ shaw.Utd 0; Rock Rovers 0, Hurst Green 4. FIXTURES - Saturday - ■ First Division .


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- Peel Park v Langho; Read United v Rimington: Worsthorae v Hurst Green. Second Division


Boys V Chtheroc Legion; Sabden V Feniscowles and Pleasington. Reserve Division '


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United; Hurst Green v Oswaldtwistle St Mary’s: Lang­ ho v Rock Rovers. ' . - ■ TABLES


. RockRoveis ..;..6: 2- 1 3 7 : ReadUtd....-..>;.7 2 ■ 0 5 6 . Borrowdale Utd ..8 .2 0 6 6 Peel Park.......'..10 0 0 10 0


-. MillHill.. ......10 ' 4 2 4 14. Colne Utd .......10 4 1, 5 13' GoodshawUtd ;;.9 3 0: 6 9 E n f i e l d . -Canberra


' Rimington . ........11 9 2 0 29 - Hurst Green . . . .10 8 1 125 ■ Langho.........1 1 7 2 2 23 ■ Woisthome .-.......8 6 0 2 18 • . Stacksteads..;'.'..10 : 5 '1 416


. ■ , First Division - P W D L P


.9 - 3 0 6 9 .7 2 - 2 3 8


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Seeond Division ; P W D L P


.' BGSOB UO ’ 7.; 1-. 2 22 B’fonlCeltic .....9 6. 2, 1 20


.OssySM......;:iO 8 O'. 2 24


^FendleForest ..-.10 ,4 -ftl■ ,5 13 VFen'iscowles-...;.10..; 4 1 513 - . Belvedere. . . . . ; . .9 : 3 1 5 10 Clitheroe RBL ...8 3 0 ■ 5 9


. . B’wickTn . . ; . . . .8 -3 0 5 9 BlyBoys’Club ..10 3 0 7 9


. Bacup CC .. . . . ..7 6 1 0 19 Rawtenstall..'... .8 6 . 0 2 18 •-


Goodshaw United V Read Bumley Grammar School Old


. BGSOB 2, Read Utd 2; Colne Utd 2, Barrowford Celtic 5; Enfield 3, Worsthome 2; Langho 1, Stacksteads St Joseph’s 2; Oswaldtwistle St Mary’s 3, Peel


Drunken.Monkcys l,Mad Waddingtonbeat Craven Heifer;


RESULTS Week One


Low Moor beat Swan A; Legion B beat Buck Inn;


, First Division


Dogs 1; Mayfield Budgie Sup- St Michael's (RO) beat Pendie pers7,MMS 5; AFC Crackoff 3, Inn. . Morning Glory 3; AFC Buck 13,


One Touch FC 1; Chicken Leg- St Michael’s A beat Brown ends 2, New Inn 5; Real Rosslee Cow A; Legion A beat Horse 5 , Chatbum6. -


o' Second Division


FIXTURES Sunday .


9 a.m.-AFC Crackoff V New B.


shoe; Brown Cow B beat Swan -


FIXTURES First Division .


Inn; 9-35 a.m. - One Touch FC Low Moor v St Michael’s V Morning Glory; 10-10 a.m. - (RO); Pendie Inn v Legion B; M^field Budgie Suppers V Mad Swan A v Craven Heifer; Buck* Dogs; 10-45 a.m.—AFC Buck V. ■ v Waddington. MMS; 11-20 a.m. - Drunken


Second Division


Monkeys V Chatburn;. U-55. . White Lion v Horseshoe; St. a.m. - Chicken Legends v Real . ^ Ich a e l’s A v Brown Cow B; ' Rosslee.


Legion A v Swan B.


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


Catholic Social Club 3; Craven Low Moor 7, Buck B 5: Legion 5, Black Bull 4; De Lacy 3, . B 10, Bay Horse 2; White Hart Legion 6.


6, Royal Oak 3; Bay Horse 3, ■ . Premier Division JudgeWalmsley6;LowMoor6,


Billington Brass Band Club .HIGH SCORES


. J. McQuade (2), L. Celestial, P. and Crown A 8, Con. Club 4; St Shanley, J. Hamer, D. Clark, L. ^ Peter’s B 4, Wagon A 8. ■ ' Cook, J. Gallagher. ■ ; ..TABLE


■ . Judge Second Division • . - - Buck D 5, Castle 7: Buck-'


Bladt Bull . . . . . . . ............... .. .31 , ria A 6, Higher Buck A 6; Wagon Catholic SC ........... ; . . . . . . . . .30 ; and Horses 4, White Lion 8.: : Low M o o r


........ . .22 : -^Third Division ■ /


' Billington B C ............. .19 Legion C 6; Kings Arms B 7, RoyalOak...............................18 .White Hart B 5; Legion D l l ,


. Bay Horse ................................13 Buck Wrinkleys 6. • • • / C L IT H E R O E A N D


" D I S T R IC T D A R T S


..;Darts>--v--> '• Castle; Black Horse A V Legion. Horse Shoe 8, White Hart 1?" Dog Music Bar;V Legion B ; : Black Horse A 5, Buck B 4; ' Buck D v Higher Buck B; Low


• First Division . , • Horse A v Station; Legion A v. , Hart Bv Wagon and Horses.


■ . Fadiham A; . . . .-,10. - 2. 0: 8 6 :• , Sabden....... ......9 1 1 7"4


British Legion 4, Black Horse B Moor v Billington B; White 5.. ► >


D. and L. Groundworks Ltd


’" ' “ DOMINOES L E A G U E V . Buck A V Black Horse; White


DeLacy . ; . . . ........ . .■ • ; . . . . . .2 1 . Brown Cow (Chatbrun) 8, Craven


— ..21' ; Pendie Hotel 4; Horseshoe 6,


Lepon...................................-.18 . :De LAcy 1; Whalley Arms 6;. fixtures


j . ; ^ . P- (Grindleton) 3, Stork 9; Higher — ;. .32 / . Buck B 6, Black Horse 6: Victo-


bluth; 121, J; Hamer; U s , a . Black Horse A v Station: Dog Haydock; 111, K-. Peel, J. 2, Kings Arms 10; Read Con. McQuade; 105, J. Johnson: 100, Club 6, White Horse A 6; Rose


134, Y.Kay;133, E. Jung- . : Buck A 10, St Peter’s A 2;


2, Billington B 10; White Horse 3, Legion A 9..


. . First Division ■ ' T HW A IT E S


C L IT H E R O E A N D D IS T R IC T W IN T E R


P O O L L E A G U E RESULTS


0 C. Flynn (2), J.Schofield (2), G. I Williams, K. Evanson, H. Fish,


- Second Division ■ Darts


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Enfield ; . . . . ........ 9 7 1 l 22 Black Horse A 10, Buck B 11; Worsthornc . . . . . .8 -5 2 i 17 Legion 13, Black Horse B 8. , OssySM ............9 5 2 2 17 Stackste.-ids ......9 5 2. 2 17


' F W I) L P - Horse Shoe 9, White Hart 12; ' ' Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, November 6th, 2008 55


CLITHEROEAND DISTRICT


SNOOKERLEAGUE ■


results . . ' First Division • Catholic Club 8, Billington A 4; «


I. Middleton 68, J. Gibson 49; S. Duckworth 38, N. Harris 64; J. Byrne 79, S. Shaw 68; M. Byrne. 74. S. Andrew 64; R. Alston 32, T. Wilson 60; M. Plant 82, P. Conchio74. .


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, R Pinder 89, C. Smith 80. Waddington A G, Conservative


. Whittaker 93; E. Houghton 95, D. Smith 54; M. Dewhurst 76, J. Whittaker 41; M. HArrison 61, M. Whittaker 95. . Slaidburn v Rimington A: No


Club G: L. Cowking 67, B. Waddington 38; J. Dugdale 33, R. Grant 67; B. Jones 69; S.


result card. Second Division


Billington B 4, Police I^*


Hargreaves 72, D. Allen 89; P. Kiddie 72, F. Booth 100; J. Ainsworth 50, T. Brown 83; T. Cross 94, B. Hodgson 67; M. Unwin 74, M. Turner 84; S. Almond 69,1. Nash 52. Rimington B 6, Chutburn B 6:


J. Lund 78, A. Booth 99; M. Lund 76, T. Cordeau 90; M. Yates 102,0. Crooks 62; R. Bol- land 68, S. Simkin-103; J. Bol- land 89, D. Lakin 80; I. Fraser 91.1. Holgate84. Chatburn A 10, Waddington B


2: P. Reynolds 81, A^ Dean 94; M, Avery 93, S. Dean 74; J. Lockley 94, B. Phillip 78; G. Simkin 67, S. Holden 52; G. Clark 77, G. Laxton 52; M. Clark 87, S. Baines 63. Whallcy 8, Social Club B 4: J.


Sumner 69, D. Astley 84; G. Taylor 110, B. O’Neill 61; J. Waggett 92, D. Flynn 82; B. Catlow 82, T. Bridgeman 73; L. Catlow 86, S. Ashworth 67; J. Timperley 80, M. Watson 95. FIXTURES Tonight


First Division Conservatibe Club v Social


Club A; Rimington A v Low Moor A; Legion v Slaidburn;’ Billington A v Waddington A .' Second Division


Low Moor B v Rimington B; Chatburn B v Whalley; Waddington B v Billington B. ' . TABLES


Social Club B v Chatbum A;


First Division P W D L P


• Social Club A .... .2 2 0 0 18 BiliingtonA.......3 1 0 2 16 Low Moor A .......2 2 0 0 16 Waddington A ....3 0 2 1 16 Le^on .............. 3 1 .0 2 12 Rimington A . . . . .2 0 0 2 8 Slaidbum.......... 1 0 0 1 4 Second Division P W D L P


Con. Club.........3 1 2 0 22 Catholic Club ....3 1 2 0 20


ChatbumA .k..;.3 2 0 1 22- police .................3 2 1 0 22 RimmgtonB.......3 1 2 0 22- WhaUey............3 1 ’ 1- 1 18 . ChatbumB 2 1 1 0 14 Low Moor B ...i.2 1 1 0 14- Waddington B. . . .3 0 2 1 14 -BilhngtonB....:.3 .0 0 3 12 Social Club B. . . . .2 0 0 2 6


: > British Legion. 10 - Great Harwood and ' District Bowling League annual meeting, 7-30 p.m. . All agenda items must


. and District Pool League Michael Humphreys and Three Man Team knock-: outs.'Forms must be returned to the Royal


6 - Closing date tor entries to the Thwaites Clitheroe. i


.Sporls Diary NOVEMBER


Riley 77, M. Peel 58; E. Barnes 77.1. Harle65; P. Stewart 101, B. Sims 52; A. Jackson 42, D. Walm- sley 82; J. Bond 94, S. Maher 87;


Social Club A 10, Legion 2: M. : '


Clitheroe Cavaliers . .19 Chorley 2nds......... .. .28 CLITHEROE Cavaiiers were beaten by the clock against Chorley at Little- moor - the latest fixture in their promising league campaign. Chorley drew first blood


and moved into the lead with a try near the posts, after some good driving from the forwards and clean running from their backs. With the try converted,


the remainder of the first half turned into a Hal­ lowe’en horror show for the home team. After sustained pressure


through the forwards and half backs, Chorley pressed into the Clitheroe 22, breaking blind from the base of the ruck, and only the' cover tackling of the back row prevented Chor­ ley notching another score. ■ At the following stop­ page for a set scrum, the true cost of the titanic defence was known, as Chris Williams lef t the field of play -with a broken nose. On came Curphy, and


following the scrum, Chor­ ley attacked down the open side again to go in under the posts. From the restart the


Cavaliers tried, to force , themselves back into the.


Cavaliers lose out to clock!


game, a tactic which often leaves any team open to counterattack. Such was the case, as the


visiting back line chose some good running lines to sluice through the home defence - try converted, 21 points down at home - it was time for the Cavaliers luck to turn. A long restart from


Keogh saw Clitheroe surge- up into the Chorley 22, with Maroon and Gold shirts darting everywhere, putting Choriey under real pressure for the first time ■ in the game. A frantic attempt at a


clearance kick saw Wood charge down and Danny Cowgill touch down to show his brother how. it ’s done. ■


• • The conversion was


taken, and the Cavaliers started the second half in the same way, with Cur­ phy charging like a run­ away bullock, King testing the visiting back line with gazelle-like running, and Keough looking like a hun­ gry pig searching for truf­ fles as he sniffed out the try line. Then, against the run of


play, the Chorley stand-off took a pass on a narrow blind-side and took off to run in a try from 60 yards. ■The conversion was added, but that proved


Julie’s six wins


JULIE:Pyin blasted her way to six wins in the Mid.-'Lancs Badminton League when Clitheroe B: took on. Training 2000 B ^ -


:; [ Paired with: regular partners Tony vBush and Liz Maskell, and assisted by team memberS :Steve. Pym; Peter Woods and Mary Brass, her efforts •helped Clitheroe to an:ll-7 win to-join their opponents in third place. _


-ftiThe B team were also in action in the FirsfDi-vision of the BlackburriiBad- minton League; when they took a cred­ itable six games from a strong Indepen­ dent' side. .SheilaiPeriy,and:Chris Ball added weight to the local team. ? ]


only to galvanise the home team to raise their level again. Curphy crashed though


to slide into the try area and get some points back, the gap narrowed further with the conversion suc­ cessful. At 28-14 down with 20


minutes to play, the Cava­ liers started to play some great rugby. Again i f was the for­


wards who started the trek up the pitch from inside their own half, driving hard into the Chorley pack. Edging into the Chorley


half and towards the 22, the ball broke blind with Gretton, who smashed his way through to score - only to be called back for a foot in touch. . The smiles on the visi­ tors’ faces were short-lived as the ball spun through the backs’ hands to send Keough over for the try, the conversion was missed, hut the Cavaliers were clawing their way back. Unfortunately, they ran


out of time, and while some late surges looked promising, the final whistle went. Tomorrow, both teams


are in league action as the Cavaliers entertain Black­ pool, and the first team travel to Carnforth.


Generous d a r te rs


•BIG-hearted darters Debbie Townsend and Roy Fielding, donated recent win­ nings to Macmillan Cancer Support.


/' The Craven pair, won'£250 after claiming the Ribble Valley. Ladies' Darts Association mixed doubles title. < 5/ And immediately after, beating fel- Jow Craven darters Paula Waring and Julian: Eccles in the final,- they made the generous donation. ■ft-sLosing semi-finalists on the night ;were Wendy and'Nigel Chipperton '(Legion) and Louise;Cook and Mick Mercer (Black Bull). -


Duo pip rivals to narrow victory


DOUG Wheatley and Nigel Clowes claimed vic­ tory in Sunday’s Fourball at Clitheroe Golf Club. Wheatley and Clowes


pipped Barry Thomas and new member Alex Cave on. the run-in to claim top spot. : ■ : Scrutiny of the cards


decided the outcome, both ■ returning 44 points. ; . Graeme Edmondson


, reach the secretary by October 31st. . .


■' night,-tickets (£4) avail- .: able from the secretary.'


16 - Great Harwood and . District Bowling League: annual- presentation


and Scott Thompson were left regretting one-pointers which proved costly. But their 43 points and


a better back nine earned them third place, ahead of captain Andrew Walmsley and Steve Dean. : : Many lady golfers at


Clitheroe swung their way to success and were award­ ed prizes at the annual presentation night. Following a delicious


meal, lady captain Pat Brennan presented 90 prizes to the winners. Notable honours went


to next year’s lady captain, Carole Brown, who won Player of the Year.. . ■ The most-improved golfer was awarded to Pat ..Rees; Emma Clegg won the singles knockout com­ petition and Marilyn Fletcher and Sheila Riley


'won the pairs knockout.- Other major prize win­


ners were Chris Stokes, Nancy : Mortimer - and.


Sarah Hale. Barbara Thornton won


several competitions, as did Sue Cartledge, Linda Mercer, Tracey Bentley, Kath Townley, Janette Ranson, Marion Read and the lady captain. Congratulations were


extended to all the prizewin- .ners, and to all those who took part in competitions .


- by Mrs Brennan. She also thanked those who donated prizes, and


'those who helped in the organising of events. Marcia Morris won the


Turkey Shoot at Clitheroe with 22 points.-.That'saw her finish-five points clear ■ of Doreen Bolton. .....


'FOU eOliPiTITiVE PRIOiS WITH @BEAT SERVISi - VISIT P3 OOMPUTERS' :..V /-4rr>


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