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62 ■ Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, October 9th, 2008 Clillicroc Wolves


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>^Jatlcson;:anH?Hanhah .ProcteKgayeiWolves, rthe lead at Kalfi^me. V" ,?S*The' second-period saw'.Cohnor'Jack'son ^complete' the rout; .'f:jHanhah,-; ’'Procter;


jlerit start to the srason.* JGoalsijJf roin't Shae


I f Clitherde toqka tw(V; : goal 5 ad vantage,'?'in iwhat’iwasiprobablyv


' WoIdcs Under,12a'. '. 2„ "B'drrowford C e lticS lf i WOLVES notched up’a? ; hardrfoughts win; phi Saturday.


; took the playerTof-the-*^ match awaxd.T-SAX'n'-}


THEjy9ungj;W6lves; continued ithei^excel-^


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■ R im in g to n .......... . . .8 Enfield


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RIMINGTON produced their best display, of the


,- season with this demoli­ tion of Enfield.


. The h osts almost


. scored in the first minute when the keeper denied


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ford made the last five; minutes .ten se , .but Wolves came'out-on top.


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■Wolve'siRed. Under 9 s .


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: D aniel > Holmes? an d . Frankie Jackson- both going close.' ■ The deadlock was broken.five minutes, before the inte rval, when some great pass­ ing culminated in a low- cross being driven over; the line by, Juddson Hickey.


BOTH’teams started strongly, b u t . - th e Wolves created the beK ter early chances,-with


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;ft-;Ryan Du Plessis did everything but score as; his effort came back-of- the inside of the post


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• and •; was ? eventually scrambled to'safety as


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:*reduce the scores.but; failed - to; find the tarA get:.Wolves were made: to pay^fdr sloppy^play? on three occasion in the; se co n d ! half jias'v;the.' home'side’ramoriablyj took all th f« points.-’.'j:


> Sam Hartley. had a excellentvchance;;to;


: Knuzden took , a slenr: der lead into the second, half..


secured-;with;. seven minutes,:; remaining when a long ball from JackBurgess.was met: by the head of Jackson, - sending the ball into’ the roof of the net. ' Knuzden. Y o u th . '.-.'4 a Wolves Underl7s’-. . Oi WOLVES were made to payJor not convert-?. ing early pressure -into goals-A"asf'?-Knuzden' expertly.slotted in a: cross from the'right'to . take the lead.-1


was equally as enter-, taining, with the Lam­ mack keeper, making two fines saves from: James iS co rah ,' and Elliot Watson. The .points,;were


• >The:second;period'


ANNA Meadows of Whalley Chamber of


Trade is pictured wilh Whallcy Juniors chair­ man Dave Asllcy (s)


Chamber of Trade renew sponsorship


WHALLEY Chamber of Trade will once again this season sponsor match balls for all Whalley Juniors teams. Amanda Meadows said on behalf of


. the development of our website, Whal­ ley Chamber of Trade would like to share th a t success with other local groups. “The junior football club is support­ ed vigorously by tireless volunteers, and


. Readslone Under 16 Girls 9 Myerscough \ ......... .... .0 SOPHIE Hindle netted four as Readstone began their season in fine style. Natalie Cassidy and:


Niainh McCarthy netted a brace apiece, with Zara Pollard also on the score-, : sheet. Gabbie Preugsehat


the children who play are the future of our village.” Church . . : . ........................................ 0


: the Chamber: "After our great success ■ recently, winning best kept village and


‘ Whalley Under 10s..-.................... .. .1 WHALLEY kept up their winning run with this hard fought win at Church. . Eliot Mashiter and Liam Owen both


went close as the locals dominated the first half. A typicabthundering volley from Lewis Maybin opened the scoring, but only a good save from Calium Hor­ ton kept the lead intact.


. Readstone United


was player-of-the-match. ■ And they backed up that result with a 10-1 rout of Penwortham, thanks to five from McCarthy. . ■ Two from s ta r player Cassidy, and one each from . Pollard,-Leah Smits and


Katie Rowbottom com­ pleted the victory. ■ Readslone Under 19s Bluel Rishion United ............1 AN entertaining game of football saw United share the spoils with Rishton. Owen Gould scored the


- goal as John Houston took the star man honour.


; and;David'Robinson- were, once again th e : scorers,-with :Robinson: unfortunate to have a second disallowed ‘ for. o f f - s i d e .■ Lammack Juniors; 0


•-Ryan-Cattermole


their b&t perfohnahee of the season/1'- • .v “ ’’ A'goal for,Barrow-


. Penman, but he then slot­ ted home from the spot after a defender had han­ dled. .. Rimington played some


terrific football, with the visitors having their keep­ er to thank for keeping


• them in the game. He denied Lloyd, Pen-


the ball rolling with a cool finish after good work from Wharton., The midfield of Walsh


and. Green were pulling the strings, with Penman twice and Lloyd profiting from their midfield play. However, to say Rim­


ington had it all their own­ way would.be harsh on Enfield, as Anderson


. pulled off three fine saves in the first half. Dinsdale came off the


bench to score twice and complete th e rout, in what was an outstanding . performance.


,


■ man and O’Neill with a string of fine saves, but he was helpless to stop Green ■ tapping in after Lloyd’s diving header had been saved. In the second half, the


locals simply ran amok, . with Penman the chief beneficiary. He added three more goals to his tally, setting


. And they will hope for


more of the same on Sat­ urday at home to Canber­ ra (kick-off 2-15 p.m.). . P en d le


Fores t


R e s e r v e s ....................2 Rimington'Reserves .5 TH E second s tr in g ’s . 100% s ta r t continued with another three points. - The game stayed dead­ locked for 20 minutes and


l it tle was created from either side until Riming­ ton upped the pace. Dangerous on every set


piece, they broke the deadlock from a long free


.kick into the box, where th e tenacity of Black- ledge's challenge resulted- in the ball falling to Sheilds to slot home from 10 yards.


' . Rimington grew in


s tature from there, and created a number of opportunities. ■The second did eventu­


ally come 10 minutes before the break, as Shields’ cross found Sharpies on the back stick to dummy a sh o t and then side-foot home. The second half started


in the same fashion as Rimington controlled the game. Sharpies found his sec­


ond when p u t through one-on-one to place the ball under the keeper.


. Forest pulled one back,


but Sharpies continued to threaten and nearly got his th ird when a ball dropped over his shoulder and from 35 yards he turned and shot against the underside of the bar. Sharpies did complete


.his hat-trick when Carter. sent a long ball over the


■ top and he volleyed over - the stranded keeper from


- 30 yards. The introduction of


substitutes and tinkering with the personnel in mid- ■ field contributed to a sloppy 20 minutes from Rimington,- and this led to Forest’s second goal. But Sharpies killed the


game when the keeper fumbled and he turned and placed the ball into an open net. M a n -o f - th e -m a tch


went to the inspirational Nelson.


Treble top!


Great Harwood 1 Langho Under 13s . .22 A HAT-TRICK of hat- tr icks helped Langho record th is mammoth scoreline. Sean Holmes, Tom


Riley and Callum Sykora netted three apiece, with 10 players on the score- sheet,including keeper Peter Richardson from the spot. . .


■


out to cup holders


Hurst Green ' . ............ 1 L ittle Lever — ■... .2 HURST. Green crashed o u t of the Lancashire Amateur Cup at the sec­ ond round stage, a t the


hands'of the holders. The locals p u t in a


valiant effort with only 10 men for the best part of an hour, and can be proud of their perform-, ance. • B u t they will u l t i ­


m a te ly feel slightly; aggrieved they were not - given the opportunity to te s t their visitors with their full compliment of players. ■ The visitors were


quick to show th e ir intentions, but chances were a t a premium as both sides cancelled each other out. Lever ’s only ea r ly


chance saw a sh o t screwed wide by the pacy right winger, with the first real chance see­ ing a Bolton free kick controlled expertly by Chippendale, who rounded the keeper only for his shot to be cleared off the line. Taylor was also unfor­


tunate moments later as his free kick was tipped over the bar by th e Lever keeper, but eight min u tes before the break, came the incident


which changed the game. Bolton was shown the


red card for a late tackle, which in a l l hones ty would p ro b ab ly have only earned a yellow card;in a normal league game. After th e in te rv a l .


Lever forced a number of corners, and it was from one of these th a t they opened the scoring, as the unmarked forward headed in from close range. And d e sp ite Green


slowly finding their feet, i t was 2-0 when a deep corner found the late run of the full b a ck , who headed home u n ch a l­ lenged. Green now were


throwing.every thing at the Lever goal, with Tip- ton n ea r ly scoring a screamer as his volley was tipped over the bar. They did pull a goal


back three minutes from time, as a frantic goal­ mouth scramble ended when "Walker volleyed home a f te r his in ih a l shot came back off the bar. But it was too little,


too late, and they will look to return to winning ways on S a tu rd ay against Mill Hill (kick­ off 2-15 p.m.).


First win for locals


Grindlelon.............. ....................... ..5 Cononley Sports ■........ ....................... 2 GRINDLETON got their f irs t win under their belts in emphatic style on Saturday against much-fancied Conon­ ley Sports. The locals got off to a flying start and


were two goals up within the first five minutes.


With their very first attack, the excel­


.- A minute later, another of his runs saw him upended, resulting in a penalty that brother Darren crashed into the roof of the net.


some relentless pressure, they then went on to have the better of the remaining 20 minutes of the first half, with their tricky wingers causing problems for Jackson and Clarkson. -The second half started as the first


To the visitors’ credit, after absorbing


had ended, and the visitors pulled one back with a flicked header th a t took a


cruel deflection and looped in a t the far post. Moments later, a Cononley striker' found the ball at his feet six yards out.


lent Rick Barrow picked the ball up on halfway, and.with defenders backing off, his jinking run took him to the edge of the box, where he crashed in an unstop­ pable drive that smashed in off the bar.


and swivelled to level matters. Grindleton responded by reshuffling


their team, b r in ^ g Scott IRelding back, and this had an immediate effect. Moments later, a throughball to Paul


full-blooded challenge from Steve Walk­ er resulted in an unfortunate accident as a Cononley midfielder broke his leg, resulting in a 40-minute delay whilst the ambulance arrived.


Parkinson from Driver resulted in the former being brought down, and man-of- the-match Darren Barrow, with some fortune, found the net, the goalkeeper unlucky not to keep it out. With 30 minutes remaining, a fair and


‘at Grindleton ■wishes the player a speedy recovery.


Tt -was an honest tackle, and everyone .


reacted the better, and their three sub­ stitutes stole the show, -wrapping up the three points. An excellent contribution from Dave


When the game restarted, Grindleton


Parkinson saw him net a goal from D a t Fawcett’s angled pass, and he then set|j£4 Dobson, who coolly slid the ball past WS' keeper to make it five and maintain the locals’ unbeaten run.: • : . • v ; > This result gives Grindleton confi­


dence in their first season back in the Premiership.


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UNIBOND


. FOOTBALL LEAGUE -


First Division North P W D L. P


Newcastle B S . ; . .9 6 2 1 20 BamberBridge 10 6 2 2 20 Ossett Albion. ; . .10: 6" 1 3 19


. Mosslcy ................8 5 - 1 ■ 2 16 Lancaster City . . .9 5 1 3 16 ■ CurzonAshton . . .9 4 3 2 15 '


:CLITHER0E^...6 5 0 .1 15. Durham City i . . ..7 ^ 4 v 3 0:15: Skel’daleUtd . V . 2 - l-H-:-


..Trafford . . . .V . . . l l ‘v 4 ' 1 . 6-13 • Woodley Sports 1..9 '4-: 1-, 4;13


• Colwyn Bay; . . . .10 3. - 4*. 3.13' ‘FCHalifaxTn.;..8- 3 2 3 11 . Radcliffe Bor. . . .10 3 1 * • 6 .10 - Chorley


9 2 3 4 9


Wakefield........9 2 3 4 9 RosscndaleUtd . . .7 2 2 3 8 Warrington Tn .1.9 2 2 5 8 GarforthTn..........8 2 2 4 8 Harrogate RA ...11 0 2 9 2 Salford City. . . . . .8 0 2 6 -2 Lancit Lancashire League P W D L P


Fleetwood Tn . . . .8 6 2 0 20 Leigh Genesis . . . .7 4 1 2 13 CLITHEROE....7 3 3 1 12 Bamber Bridge . . .8 3 1 4 10 Choricy................5 3 0 2 9 Barrow..................6 3 0 - 3 9 Formby............ ..6 3 0 3 9 Burscough. . . . . . . 7 2 1 4 7 Salford City..........4 2 0 2 6 Workington..........6 1 2 3 5 Darwen................4 1 1 2 4 Lancaster City . . .5 0 1 4 1


HARRY DEWHURST MEMORIAL


LEAGUE RESULTS


-All matches postponed due to


waterlogged pitches. FIXTURES Sunday


First Division Boca Seniors v Globe Bul-


lough (Wilson’s): Brewers Unit­ ed V Welly C la y ton (K ing George’s); Dog Inn v Church Tn (Wil^n’s). : - .; Second Division Great Harwood R o v e r s v


K in g ’s Arms (W i lso n ’s ); Helmshore Harriers v Duke of Wel lington (M a r l P i t s ) ; O sw a ld tw is t le R e fu g e e s v C la y to n - le -M o o r s


(K in g


George’s) : Spin ning Jen n y v ' Commercial Old B oy s (King


[ George’s). DONALD RACE


AND NEWTON EAST LANCASHIRE FOOTBALL LEAGUE


RESULTS Lancashire Amateur Cup


I Canberra 1, Read United 0; I Hurst Green 1, Little Lever 2; I Rochdalians 2, Bacup Cricket j Club 1 (after extra-time); New- I


I Radcliffe Town 4, Rock Rovers 3 j


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I Peter’s 1. I I


First Division


I Colne United 3, Borrowdale [ United 5; Rimington 8, Enfield 0; Worsthorne 4, Mill Hill St


.'Second Division Barnoldswick Town 1,


I : Oswaldtwistle St Mary’s 3: Bar- I rowford, C e lt ic 4 , Clitheroe [ Legion 1; Burnley Belvedere 2, I . Pendle Forest l ; Burnley Boys’ - I Club 1, Sabden 3; Feniscowles 3, I Padiham A 1; R awtens tall 2, [ Burnley Grammar School Old . I Boys 5. ■ • I I


Reserve Division Burnley Grammar School Old


I Boys 5, Colne Utd 1; Enfield 2, - [ Hurst Green 1; Goodshaw Unit- I ed 1, Barrowford Celtic 2; Lang- I ho 1, Worsthorne 4; Oswald- 1 twistle St Mary’s 1, Read Unit- I edO; Pendle Forest 2, Rimington I 5; Stacksteads S t J osep h ’s 1, I Rock Rovers 1. . FIXTURES . ■ Saturday


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^ - First Division Enfield V Colne U n ited ; : I -^ ^ lu r s t Green v .Mill H i ll S t ■


1 - Peter’s; Langho v Borrowdale' United: Rimington V Canberra; ; Rock Rovers v Read United;


t - Stacksteads S t Joseph’s v Peel - Park; Worsthorne v Goodshaw i United. ,


■ Focilball Second Division . . Bacup Cricket Club v Pendle


Forest; Barnoldswick Town v Feniscowles: Barrowford Celtic v Padihara. A; Belvedere v O sw ald twist le St M ary ’s:


' Clith ero e Legion v Bu rnley Grammar School Old Boys; Sab- den v Rawtenstall.


■ - Reserve Division ■ Burnley Grammar School Old Boys V Rimington: Colne Unit-


• ed V Rock Rovers; Goodshaw I United v Langho; Oswaldtwistle St Mary’s v Enfield: Peel Park v Barrowford Celtic: Pendle Forest v Hurst Green; Read United v Worsthome. -


TABLES


-First Division ' P W D L P


Rimington..........7 7 0 0 21 Hurst Green .....6 5 I 0 16 Langho..................7 4 2 1 14 Mill Hill................7 4 1 2 13 Stacksteads......... .7 4 1 2 13 VVorsthome......... 5 3 0 2 9 ColneUtd......... ..6' 2 1 3 7 Goodshaw Utd ...5 2 0 3 6 RcadUtd


Canherra..............4 1 1 2 4 Borrowdale Utd .


..5 2 0 3 6 . 5 1 0 4 3


Enfield................. 7 1 0 6 3 Rock Rovers ____ 3 0 . 1 2 1 PcelPark..............0 0 0 6 0 Second Division P W D L P


BGSOB . . . . . . . . . 7 5 1 1 1 6 Bacup CC ............5 S O 0 15 OssySM .............7- 5 0 2 15 B’ford Celtic........6 3 2 1 11 Feniscowles..........7 3 1 3 10 Belvedere..............8 3 1 4 10 ClitherocRBL . ..5 3 0 . 2 9 Rawtenstall..........5 3 0 2 . 9 B’wick’Tn ............5 2 0 3 6 Pendle Forest . . . .6 2 0 4 6 Bly Boys’Club . ..7 2 0 5 6 Sabden...................7 1 1 5 4 Padiham A ;___ .7 1 0 6 3 -Reserve Division P W D L P


OssySM ..............6 4 2 0 14 Rimington........ ..4 4 0. 0 12 Enfield........ . . . . .5 3 1 1 1 0 Langho ( ___ 5 3 0 2 9 Worsthome..........4 2 2 0 8 Stacksteads..........6 2 2 2 - 8 B’ford Celtic .....6 2 2 2 8 Hurst Green ........4 2 1 1 7 BGSOB . . . . . . . . . 4 2 1 1 7 Goodshaw Utd . . .5 2 0 3 6 Pendle Forest 5 1 .2 2 5 Peel Park..............5 1 1 3 4 RcadUtd............5 1 0 4 3 Rock Rovers........5 0 2 3 2 ColneUtd ............3 0 0 3 0


ROEFIELD LEISURE INDOOR FIVE-A- SIDE FOOTBALL LEAGUE


. -RESULTS R ea l R oss le e 1, Morning


. burgh 5, Goodshaw United 3; (alter extra-time).


Glory 3; Regulators 5, Mad Dogs 3; AC Men 1, Ciitheroe Clowns 3; AFC Buck 4, Chicken Legends 1; Beercan 0, MMS 7. FI.XTURES Sunday


9 a.m. Drunken Monkeys v


AFC Buck; 9-35 a.m. Drunken Monkeys v Wilkies Warriors: 10- 10 a.m. Regulators v Clitheroe Clowns; 10-45 a.m. Mad Dogs v Morning Glory; 11-20 a.m. Real Bladdered v AC Men; 11-55 a.m. AFC Buck V Real Rosslee; 12-30 p.m. New Inn V Real Bladdered. TABLE


. ' P W D L P


Rcgulatois. . . . . .2 5 21 -1 3 64 Morning Glory .'. .25;-18 1 6 55 AFCBuck 1.....24 15 5 4 50 C’rocClowns....24-15 4 5 49 Bccrcan . ' . . . . . . .24 ; 14 3 7 45 New In n . . . . . . . .2 4 13 : 3 8 42 AC Men . . . . . : . .25 ■ 13; ’ 1.11 > 40 Wilkies Warriors .25 12 1 12 37 Mad Dogs -.........25 10 2 ,13 32 MMS . . . . . . . . . . 2 6 8 3 15 27 Chicken Legends .26 ',6 3 16 21 Real Bladdered ..24 ’ 6 0 18 18 Real Rosslcc . . . .24 0 0 ' 18 18 DruhkcnM’kcys.25 -3' I: 21;10,


WARBURTONS YOUTH FOOTBALL.


LEAGUE . RESULTS


, , Barnoldswick Tn 0, Clitheroe Wolves 1.


. : Under 15 t ’v - -*' '


• , ACCRINGTON 1


. . RESULTS . • Under 10


YOUTH FOOTBALL LEAGUE


!■ Rosscndalo Valley 1, Wilp- shire Wanderers 3; Whalley 3, . S t Joseph's 2. ’ ■


Under 12


"i" Great Harwood Rovers 5, ] 'Clithcroe Wolves 6; Wilpshire


i Wanderers 5, Whalley Juniors 1 0. : Under 13 League One ^ Mill Hill Blue 0, Wilpshire j Wanderers 3. ] Under 13 League Two i C lith e ro e W o lv e s 3, S t ) Joseph's 2. * Under 14 League Two .


i ' Roefield Leisure 0, Wilp> . shire Wanderers 6. i


Under 15 Clitheroe Wolves 1, Rishton


jU n ited 3; O sw a ld tw is t lc (Rangers 0, Wilpshire Wander­ ers 6.


- Under 16 League One Great Harwood Rovers 1, Readstone United 1.


’ ’ Under 16 League Two W ilpsh ire Wande rer s 1,


Oswaldtwjstle Rangers 5. . Darts and Dominoes


CLITHEROE MEN’S INVITATION


; WINTER DARTS


LEAGUE FIXTURES Monday


; Low Moor v Pendle Inn;


Swan A v Buck Inn; Roy a l British Legion B v 'Waddington; Craven Heifer v S t Michael’s RO; Brown Cow A v 'White Lion: St Michael’s A v Royal British Legion A; Horse Shoe v. Swan B.


! RIBBLE VALLEY DARTSAND DOMINOES


SUMMER LEAGUE RESULTS


T . Darts : De Lacy A 5, Black Bull (Old


Langho) 7; Band Club 7» Judge Walmsley 5; Swan With Two Necks 3, Black Horse 9; Higher Buck 5, De Lacy Dragons 7, Dominoes


. De Lacy A 3, Black Bull (Old •


Langho) 9; Band Club A, Judge Walmsley 8; Swan With Two Necks 5, Black Horse 7; Higher Buck 6, De Lacy Dragons G. Combined


t Dc Lacy A 8, Black Bull (Old ■


Langho) IG; Band Club 11, Judge Walmsley 13; Swan With Two Necks 8, Black Horse 16; Higher Buck 11, De Lacy Drag­ ons 13.


i THWAITES CLITHEROEAND ! DISTRICT POOL


.' LEAGUE RESULTS -


• I Premier Division ' ([Buck A'8, Bay Horse4; Royal


British L e g io n -B '6 , Royal Bntish Legion A 6; White Hart 7,iBiliington B 5. ; ‘ | - . ' ' 'First Division .


' ^Black Horse A 6, Buck B 6;


Sb Peter’s B 6J Conservative Club A 6; Station B 6, White Horse A 6; White Horse B 10, WagonA2. ' > ^ ^ - Second Division ‘ . l[BuckD 1,'Rose and Crown B


11; Consrvative Club B 6, Dog Inn A 6; Higher Buck A 6, Stork B'6; Low Moor B 7, Bernards Buck 5. 4 ■ - Third Division


^Castle B 6, White.Hart B 6; Kings Arms B 3, White Lion 9; '


Wagon B 9, Black Horse B 3.' ' ■


■ Fourth D iv is io n ' V


^ p r o v e n Heifer A l l , ’ Pendle : Hotel 1; Dog Inn B 6, Higher-


; '


Buck B 6; Victoria A 8, Victoria B4."'.': . . .'


■


FIXTURES Tonight


: ■ : Premier Division Billington B v Buck A; Royal


■ British Legion A v White Hart: S t P e te r ’s A v'Royal British Legion B.


First Division Bu ck B V White Horse B;


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


Bernards Buck v Con. Club


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


Buck Wrlnkleys v Wagon B;


Royal Brifish Legion D v Kings Arms B; White Lion v Castle B. Fourth Division


Le Lacy v Craven Heifer A;


Pendle Hotel v Victoria A. TABLES


Premier Division P W D L P


RBLA. . . . ; . . . .1 3 9 3 1122 RBLB................13 8 5 0116 Buck A ................13 7 3 3110 LowMoorA ....1 4 7 2 5 99 BayHorse..........14 2 5 7 83 Billington B ........13 1 5 7 72 St Peter’s A ........13 2 4 7 69 •While Hart A ..13 2 3 8 57 First Division P W D L P


White Horse B '..15 8 4 3127 BuckB.......... ...15 6 5 4117 Black Horse A . . .15 8 2 5115 White Horse A . .15 8 3 ' 4115 Wagon A ............16 7 1 8103 St Peter’s B . . . . .1 5 5 3 7100 Con.ClubA ....1 5 5 2 8 99 Station B ............15 3 4 8 88 Read Con.............15 5 2 8 88 Second Division P IV D . L P


Rose & Crown B .16 12 2 2157 Kings Arms A ...15 12 '1 2141 DogInnA..........15 6 5 4113 Higher Buck A ..15 5 6 4107 Stork B ..............15 6 3 6102 Bernards Buck ..15 4 5 6100 Low MoorB___15 2 4 9 84 Con.CIubB ... .1 5 2 4 9 76 •BuckD............ .15' 2 4 9 65 Third Division P W D L P


White Hart B ...14 7 4 3110 • KingsArmsB ...13 9 1 3109 White Lion ........ 13 8 0 5105 Wagon B ............ 13 8 1 4105 Castle B ............ .13 7 2 4101 •RBLD.............. 13 - 6 2 5 92 •Buck Wrinkleys .13 1 3 9 61 Black Horse B . . .14 0 1 13 51 Fourth Division P. V D I, P


Victoria B .......... 12 9 2 1120 Higher BuckB ..12 8 3 1111 Dog Inn B ..........12 2 4 6 70 . Victoria A . . . . . .1 0 4 2 4 68 Craven Heifer A .11 3 1 7 68 DeLacy..............11 3 2 6 62 Pendle Hotel ....1 0 2 2 6 47 ■ Ladies’ Division P W D I. P


RBLA . . . . . . . . . 1 0 8 0 2 80 B u ckA ' .........1 0 7 0 3 71 Kings Arms......... 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 - • The presentation night tvill be on


October 16th at Clitheroe Royal British Legion, with a free supper and raffia


lANUARY MARCH


FEBRUARY


NOVEMBER DECEMBER


16 - Hyndburn Bowling League annual meeting,


16 - Thwaites Clitheroe and District Pool League pres­ entation night, Clitheroe; Royal British Legion.


OCTOBER


■ Globe Bowling Club, 7-30 p.m. - ■ ■


-«paR1X OCTOBER


: ' • ;


Inyitation event is sunshine


tested between Clitheroe Cobras and Lowerhouse, with the host club emerg­ ing victorious in a close game. The main final was a n .


event, attracted teams from Rawtenstall, Burn­ ley, Baxenden, Lower- house, Ribblesdale Wan­ derers and hosts Clitheroe, and proved well worth the wait. The plate final was con­


success CLITHEROE Cobras’ Under 10s’ Invitational Tournament .was played out in warm suns*hine after ' being abandoned earlier this summer. The Chatburn Road


I Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, October 9th, 2008 63


extremely tense affair, with the result going down to the final ball, with Bax­ enden triumphing over Rawtenstall by a mere three runs, largely due to a belligerent knock of 30 by


man-of-the-match Matt Austin, son of former Lan­ cashire and England play­ er Ian. , The Clitheroe team are


pictured with their medals, (s)


Clitheroe .................10 Pendle Forest......... . .0 THE game got off to a fast pace as both teams shared early posression. Battersby saved well


from the Forest striker and the defence of Laver- ty, Dugdale, B ru n t, Petty and Mulcahy kept


.. Pendle at bay. This pushed Clitheroe


forward, and a f te r a series of interlinking passes between Box, Worthington, and Hors­ fall they threaded balls th rough to O’Donnell and Hacyski, who ripped through the defence, and O’Donnell buried the ball into the right comer. Within minutes


Hacyski used her skill to deflect a penalty corner routine high into the roof of the goal, and the next goal was a real team effort, -with the final pass falling to Box, who used her experience to wrong­ foot the goalkeeper and place her shot into the goal for a good finish. Goal four came when


Horsfall found herself in space after a sp littin g pass from Worthington, as she converted a thun­ derous strike.


• ■ Dugdale made the


most of her role of push­ ing forward, and when she met an excellent ball from a long corner, she ■ sprinted 40 yards up the centre.of the pitch and made no mistake, smash­ ing home goal n um b e r . five.'


■ • . On the stroke of half­


time, heavy: pressure resulted in Box deflecting : home goal number, six,, and within six minutes of the second half starting,?


Clitheroe Hockey stars fell Forest!


O’Donnell scored her sec­ ond of the day and the team’s seventh with yet another well-executed penalty comer routine.' Clitheroe added more


misery, with Hacyski using devastating skill to rip through the Pendle team and score her sec­ ond. . It the final 10 minutes.


Box stepped up to com­ plete her hat-trick with' a clinical finish, and the 10th came from Horsfall to round off another bril­ liant team performance Clilheroe 2 n d s .......... 4 Lonyridye...................0 CLITHEROE wanted to improve on the previous week’s display, and hard work in training paid off when Lucy Whitwell made no mistake on the back post to put Clitheroe 1-0 up. Clitheroe continued to


push hard for the second, goal, and after. 30 min­ utes Teece ended a well- worked passing move, sweeping the ball over the keeper. Longridge came out for '


the second half and pushed the locals all the way, forcing Pye into her first save. Clitheroe tu rn ed


defence into attack, and . Derbyshire


fo u n d .


Guthrie with a pin-point pass, who slapped the ball across to Ashley, who played a first-time ball to Lucy Whitwell, who made sure of all three points with an excellent finish. The final blow was


dealt when an excellent penalty corner routine, was finished by Fell on the back post.;


. .


• Following the success of their training camp dur­ ing the sunimer, Clitheroe Hockey Club have anoth­ er planned for the end of the month. England and Great


Britain s ta r Charlotte Hartley was the main coach for the summer camp, which attracted 52 youngsters interesting in finding out more about the game. And H ar tley will be


back in town for the two- day camp on Friday, October 31st, and Satur­ day, November 1st. The camp is open to


boys and girls aged between five and 16, and will run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Friday and 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday. Staged a t Clitheroe


Hockey Club, the camp costs £40 for two days or £25 for a single day. More information is


available from Steve Palmer (07512188916) or email clitheroehockey- club(ghotmail.co.uk. The club is also calling


on girls aged from six to 16 to help develop the junior section of the club, while also seeking older players, from 16 up, to play for the senior sides. Anyone wanting to


play, hockey a t either a social or serious level, can attend training on Wednesdays a t Hynd- bum Sports Centre from 8 .p.m. to 9-30 p.m. for sen­ iors; or Saturday morn­ ings a t Ribblesdale for juniors from 10 a.m. to 11-15 a.m. More details are avail­


able from Hannah (07855 337708) or by emailing clitheroehockeyclub(ghot- mail.co.uk


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