46 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, February 14th, 2008


Waggon’s derby win


Waddington . . . . ' . .1 WFC Clilheroe . . . .3


A GARY HicUing hat- trick gave WFC a fan­ tastic derby win. Both sides started


brightly, with the Twit­ ter Lane outfit having the better early chances, with Lloyd scuffing an early shot wide Good play from Stod-


dart and Chadwick in the middle of the Pimli­ co Road side’s midfield carved out a chance for Coulter, but his shot also went wide. A corner on 30 min­


utes delivered by Chad­ wick saw debutant Waddington defender Tom Smith shove Hick- ling in the back, right under the referee’s nose, which resulted in a well- taken spot kick past goalkeeper Wayne Leech. Coulter, Curtis and


Mercer kept the Waddington centre for­ wards a t bay for the remainder of the halt, and WFC went in 1-0 up. In the second half,


Hickling doubled his tally as a pass from Hughes inside to Stod- dart was neatly thread­ ed through, and Hick- ling took the ball in his stride and lifted it over the goalkeeper. Waddington showed


much more effort going forward after the break but with no end product to show for their work disciplme was lost. It was 3-0 on 70 min­


utes when a long cross field pass for Oakley saw Hickling again bring the ball down at the back post and rifle home. Waddington pulled a


goal back through Robert Lloyd, as keeper Simon Jarvis missed his punched clearance, and Lloyd headed into an empty net. However, Lloyd was


then booked, before see­ ing red seconds later for dissent. There could have


been more goals from the Clitheroe side, as Hargreaves and Coulter were both guilty of missed opportunities as they counter-attacked brilliantly. This victory should


hopefully set the Pimli­ co Road side up for another local derby on Saturday . against Clitheroe Lions. While Waddington


were left to reflect on the fact they need to secure a couple of wins to cement their position in the Craven League Premier Division. The return of Peter


Fletcher for the week­ end home game against Skipton LMS should be just the tonic required. 0 More football on


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ClilheweRUFC........... 3 Furness........................23 IN an entertaining game, Clitheroe showed a gritty determination to ensure a very good side went away scoring only two tries. Within the first 10 min­


utes, Furness had scored two penalties, but they were not to score again until 25 min­ utes in, when, with the Clitheroe scrum under pres­ sure on their own line, a clearing kick was executed by number eight Ollie McEntyre. Unfortunately, the kick


came off the outside of his boot and straight into the arms of a grateful Furness winger, who cut inside to score the game’s first try. Clitheroe were unfazed by


the scoreline, and rampaged back up the field with good drives from the tight for­ wards. They were backed up


admirably by the leaping salmon of a second row, Ralph Rigby, and the back row combination of McEn­ tyre, Curphy and Gooda When Dave Watson was­


n’t deliberately getting in the way of the significantly- built Plimess fly half, he was showing deft handling to bring strong-running centre Alex Hough into positions that enabled him to bust through the Furness mid- field. This pressure eventually


told, and an infringement by the Furness back row gave a kickable penalty attempt to young Declan Rtzhenry. He duly slotted home the penal­ ty.


The second half proved to


be even tighter than the first. Matt Bartle, together with Watson, had a particu­ larly good game marshahing the defensive back line, and time after time Clitheroe repelled the powerful run­ ners from Barrow. At the 55-minute mark,


Rick Edmondson suffered a head injury and was forced to leave the field. The Clitheroe players


were not deterred, and defended stoutly all over the field. However, the pressure


eventually told, and the Furness outside centre showed good footwork and an exceptional line of run­ ning to beat a number of


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formance who did not disap­ point the numerous support­ ers turning out to watch. Five minutes into the


game captain Tom Back­ house scorched around the entire Burnley backline to score under the posts and James Wilde converted to make it 7-0. Unfortunately for


NEW DEAL: District Sales Manager David James of Thwaitcs brewery presents Clitheroe RUFC captain Ben Graves and secretary Phil Isherwood with the . club's new sponsored kit. (A090208/2)


defenders to the line Dan Smith was nominat­


ed as the home side’s man- of-the-match, which was a deserved accolade for the plucky number nine. Saturday sees Clitheroe


travel to North Manchester. Kirkby Lonsdale........... 0 Clilheroe Cavaliers ....81 THE Cavaliers were able to field a strong team and man­ aged to romp in 13 tries against a mid-table team. The Cavaliers strength in


this match lay in the hands of their back line which wel­ comed Paul Callaghan, a Rugby League convert, into the fold. He slotted into the unit and provided plenty of ammunition for the for­ wards. The result was a brace of


tries on his debut but he did­ n’t just run straight and hard but also passed well. The first half saw full


back Keiron Keogh score a beautiful try but had to then receive treatment for a knee to the head. Tries were plentiful and i t .


was obvious at the interval that Kirkby could not recov­ er.


The second half proved to


be a try feast with scores from Bill Thatcher (2), Pete Farnsworth, Paul Wood- worth, Dave Fairhurst, Jacob Shorrock and man-of- the-match Ed Rigby (4). Thatcher also managed to


convert eight of the 13 to give the Cavaliers their largest scoring margin for as long as they could remem­ ber.


The previous weekend


they beat Colne and Nelson 36-13. Indiscipline allowed Colne


and Nelson to score two imconverted tries. That prompted the Cava­ liers to battle it out.


A line-out in the Colne


and Nelson 22 metre line saw Steve Dowson secure the ball which was taken on by Windy Rawstron who formed a wedge between the defence. The ball landed in the safe


hands of Bill Thatcher who took the credit for putting it over the whitewash. Fly half Declan converted


and Clitheroe were back in the game Just before half-time vet­


eran and chairman Tubba Thornber managed to squeeze over the line to put the home team in front. From the kick-off both


Curphy and Newton made an immediate impact run­ ning fast and hard at the opposition catcher who pan­ icked and kicked the ball into touch. Quick thinking from full


back Brian Wood who took a quick line out which caught Colne and Nelson off guard and resulted in him going over the line. Clitheroe could sense a victory and played some champagne rugby with the forwards and backs linking well. Declan was made some great passes and good running lines were seen from Keogh and Rigby. The back row of Curphy


and Nick Goode saw territo­ ry eaten up with excellent support play from the backs. Tries came from a glorious run by centre Rigby who skirted around his opposite number to score under the posts. Curphy also showed that


he is getting back to match fitness with a bullocking run through the opposition to score in the comer. Burnley ...................... 15 Clilheroe Under 15s . . .21 A SUPERB win was the result of a great team per-


Clitheroe, things had to be changed round following a nasty-looking injury to scrum-half Will Spencely- Jones. Robbie Tabemer moved


from wing to scrum half and had to learn quickly to ensure Clitheroe produced good ball. The Burnley forwards


were much bulkier overall but this certainly didn’t faze the Clitheroe pack and the strong tackling'and defen­ sive work sho\vn by all was exemplified by James Kidd and Bradley ’Wright. The half finished 10-7 to


Burnley, with Clitheroe’s converted try being over­ shadowed by two Burnley tries, fashioned through their large fonvard pack. In the second half the


dominance in possession and territory that Burnley enjoyed was diminishing due to that growing belief with­ in the Clitheroe ranks. Francis Devine typified


the way in which the backs performed as he returned the ball on numerous occa­ sions deep into the Burnley half. This increasing domi­


nance eventually told and Backhouse again displayed a quick turn of foot to out­ strip the defence from 50 metres out to take the score line to 12-10. Clitheroe were to also


make the next score when Seb Hemingway showed for- ward-like strength to power through a ruck on the Bum- ley line and score near to the posts. The kicking prop Wilde again converted to make the score 19-10. Burnley stormed back


through their forwards to score a try of their own and move to rvithin four points. However, Clitheroe were


not done and Wilde scooted over on the left following a period of sustained posses­ sion and duly converted his own try to make the final score 24-15 to Clitheroe.


Liam retains title


CLITHEROE table tennis player Liam Bedford retained his Under 19 Lancashire Schools’ title after adding the North West Colleges title to his growing list of accolades late last year. The 17-year-old St Mary’s College student successfully


saw off all before him at St Bede’s in Blackburn to repeat his efforts from last year, and will now represent Lan­ cashire at the national finals in Doncaster at the end of April. Last year, in Stoke-on-Trent, Bedford won a couple of


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matches, but couldn’t get past the group stages. This year he’s hoping to progress further, but he isn’t


getting ahead of himself as he knows he’ll be up against tbe top 10 players in England.


His next challenge however is a big tournament against


Lancashire and Cheshire opposition, in between his long­ term goal to win a scholarship to Edge Hill University or U C I l^ , before travelling to Loughborough at the begin­ ning,pj'April for the national colleges’ final. (T100208/5)


Aecringlon Slanley . . .0 Wolves Under 11s Red .3 TWO goals in the first five minutes of this game set the tone for this magnifi­ cent display, which saw the Wolves leapfrog Stanley at the top of the table. The first goal was


flicked in by Brandon Gar- side, with the second a tap in from Ryan Cattermole after a good break by Matthew Farnsworth. Cattermole added a


third in the second half. It was a great all round


performance, with the defensive trio of Scorer, Robson and McGrath pro­ viding a solid platform for the team. Colne............................3 Wolves Under 1 1 s ........ 1 THE steep slope of the Colne pitch allowed Wolves to dominate the first half and score first - only to be hit by three home goals. Pressure paid off follow­


ing several near misses from Neil Sharma and Tom Jackson, when Tom Reede managed to slot the ball in the corner of the net. The second half was


much tougher, though, as Colne piled on the pres­ sure. However, despite some


spirited saves by keeper Jay Wardleworth, Wolves found themselves 2-1 down, and a last-minute penalty was harsh on Clitheroe. Man-of-the-match was


Tom Jackson. Wolves Under 8 s ..........5 Oswaldlwislle Rangers 0 THE young Wolves turned in another fine per­ formance against very determined opposition at Highmoor. Having played some


excellent passing football, it was just reward when the home side took the lead through Elliot Wat­ son, firing a powerful drive past the goalkeeper from 10 yards. Ewan Jackson put


Wolves further ahead at the s ta r t of the second period, with the goal of the game. A sweeping move


through midfield saw an inch-perfect pass release Jackson, who beat the keeper with a fine shot. Frankie Jackson then


made it three with a clini­ cal finish, and further goals from Will Lancaster and Elliot Watson gave Clitheroe a comprehensive victory. Wolves (NVL) Under 9s 2 WeslEndFC.................6 THE Wolves performed well against second-place West End. The locals were 3-0


down at half-time, but showed determination to fight back, with second half goals coming from William Pallister, on the end of a cross and then a corner, both of which were supplied by Alex Wilson.


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Padiham S a in ls ......... 0 Langho Under 13s........../ JOE Corrigan produced another solid defensive per­ formance for Langho, in front of his hero, Burnley’s greatest player of all time, Jimmy Mcllroy, who made a guest appearance. Despite playing poorly,


two goals in each half were enough for Langho tqgfadk up victory. After an early strike from


Yusuf Dardouri, several good scoring opportunities were missed before Daniel Holden-Grimshaw rose above the defence to loop a superb header into the net from a William Paton free kick. In the second half, Hold­


en-Grimshaw forced his way through the defence to score his second goal of the game. Edward James completed the scoring late on with a scrambled effort.


Readstone United


Readslone Uld Under 8s 7 PendleForesl ...............0 FOUR goals from Harry Rush ton and a strike apiece by Joe Noone, William Wrathall and man-of-the- match Aiden Duffey sealed this win. Readslone Uld Under 9s 2 Padiham S a in ls ...........1 AN excellent game of foot­ ball between two evenly- matched teams was edged by Readstone. Goals from man-of-the-match Lewis Simpson and a last-minute strike from Oliver Robinson secured the win, with special mention to Gareth Roberts and Owen Grice for their efforts. Trawden Cellic............ 6 Readslone Under 10s . . .0 UNITED suffered a disap­ pointing defeat against Trawden Celtic. Man-of- the-match was Oliver Dug- dale. Readslone Under 11s . . .6 Bacup ..........................0 MAN-of-the-match Denzel Yates scored a hat-trick in this cup win, with further goals from Adam He}'s, Drew Rushton and Aiden Ratcliffa


Riminglon Under 12s 12 Barrow ford Cellic . . . .1 KAY hit a double hat- trick as Rimington bounced back. Holmes opened the scor­


ing early on, and further strikes from Kay, More and Maxim Petnaho saw the home side into a 4-0 half-time lead. Rimington contmued to


push forward, and Kay found his second wind as he gave the Barrowford defence a torrid time and added a further five goals to his total. Petriaho, M o r i^ ^ t l


Holmes all ended up^-l(h a brace in a solid all-round


team performance. Dewhurst made a mag­


nificent save late on, diving to his right and tipping the ball round the post, but was finally beaten by the Barrowford attack for a consolation goal late on.


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First Division North P W D L P


FOOTBALL LEAGUE


SkeldaleUtd ....25 15 6 4 51 CurzonAshton ..26 15 6 5 51 BamberBridge ..24 14 4 6 46 BradfordPA ....22 14 ’3 5 45 Ossett Albion... .27 13 6 8 45 reunited........22 13 2 7 41 Lancaster City ..27 12 5 10 41 GarforthTn...... 29 11 6 12 39 N^l^tleBS ...25 10 8 7 38 ^ ^ 9 l d ......... 25 10 5 10 35 RoSendaleUtd..26 9 7 10 34 Mossley...........29 9 5 15 32 Harrogate RA.. .24 6 9 9 27 Woodley Sports ..29 6 9 14 27 Clitheroe......... 26 7 5 14 26 Chorley...........28 5 10 13 25 BndlingtonTn ..27 6 5 16 23 RadcliffeBor. ...23 2 9 12 15


EAST LANCASHIRE


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


President’s Cup Bacup CC 7, Settle Utd 1; Bar­


rowford Celtic 2, Worsthome 4; Borrowdale Utd 1, Oswaldtwistle SM 3: Belvedere 2, Peel Park 0; Burnley Boys’ Club 2, Goodshaw Utd 4; Enfield 1, BGSOB 3; Kel- brook 3, Pendle Forest 1; Langho 5, Bamoldswick Tn 0; Padiham A 0, Hurst Green 2; Ratvtenstall 3, Rock Rovers 3 (Rawtenstall won on pens): Read Utd 1, Colne Utd 4; &bden 2, Barrowfoid YCW 5; Stacksteads 1, Rimington 3. Reserve Division Cup


Hurst Green 1, Worthome 0; li i


Goodshaw Utd 0, Rock Rovers 1; Oswaldtwistle SM 4, Read Utd 3; Peel Park 2, Rimington 3. Second Division


Clitheroe RBL1, Canberra 2. Rcscn'c Division


BGSOB 3, Langho 4;


Rawtenstall 3, Kelbrook 4. FIXTURES


Kick-ofT 2-13 p.m. unless stated Saturday


First Division Kelbrook v Rimington;


Langho v Rock Rovers: Stack- steads V Hurst Green. Second Division


Padiham A v Sabden; Pendle


Forest v Clitheroe RBL; Read Utd v Burnley Boys’ Club. Reserve Division


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Green v Kelbrook: Rawtenstall v Read Utd: Rock Rovers v Rimington.


Enfield v Langho: Hurst TABLES


First Division P W D L P


Rimington.........15 11 1 3 34 Langho..............18 9 4 5 31 EockRovers ....15 9 3 3 30 Mill Hill............ 15 9 2 4 29 Hurst Green ....13 9 1 3 28 Stacksteads......... 13 8 2 5 26 Worsth’ome......... 14 6 2 6 20 BorrowdaleUtd .16 6 1 9 19 Enfield...............14 5 2 7 17 Goodshaw Utd ..15 5 2 8 17 Colne Utd.......... 17 3 6 8 15 Kelbrook............14 4 1 9 13 Peel Park.......16 3 3 10 12 Settle Utd.......... 13 1 4 8 7 Second Division P W D L P


ReadUtd............19 13 1 5 40 Canberra............16 13 1 2 40 Clitheroe RBL ..17 10 4 3 34 Bacup CC...........16 10 1 5 31 OssySM ..........16 9 3 4 30 Pendle Forest ...17 9 3 5 30 BGSOB..............17 8 4 5 28 Belvedere............15 8 3 4 27 Padiham A .......18 7 1 10 22 B’fordCeltic ....18 6 0 12 18 Rawtenstall.........16 5 2 9 17 B’ford YCW ....14 3 3 8 12 B’mckTn...........16 3 2 11 11 Bly Boys’Club ..15 3 0 12 9 Sabden............... 16 1 2 13 5 Resene Division


BGSOB..............17 11 2 4 35 Rimington...........16 9 2 5 29 Stacksteads......... 16 8 4 4 28 Langho................17 8 1 8 25 Enfield................16 6 5 5 23 RockRovers ....16 7 2 7 23 Rawtcnstall......... 16 6 3 7 21 Goodshaw Utd ..16 6 3 7 21 OssySM ..........16 3 8 5 17 Peel Park.............14 3 3 8 12 Kelbrook.............14 3 3 8 12 Colne Utd...........15 2 2 11 8 ReadUtd.............15 2 1 12 7


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HARRY DEWHURST MEMORIAL


Terry Cattcrmolc Trophy


LEAGUE RESULTS


Boca Seniors 5, Station 0;


Church Town 2, Globe Bullough 1; Dog Sports Bar 4, Dog Inn 7; Welly Clayton 3, Commercial OB 2.


FIXTURES Sunday


First Division Inn.


Gt Harwood Rovers v Dog Second Division


lough.


Dog Sports Bar v Globe Bul­ Sunday, March 30lh


Terry Cattcrmolc Trophy


Wilson's on Sunday, March 30th. Whilst some League matches will be scheduled on the day, only the Cup semi-finals will be played at Wilson's. TABLES


Dog Inn V Welly Clayton • Both ties will be played at


First Division P W D L P


Welly Claj-ton... .9 6 1 2 19 Dog and Otter....7 5 0 2 15 Boca Seniors...... 7 4 2 1 14 Dog Irm.............5 3 1 I 10 Griffin’s Head ....9 2 2 5 8 ChurchTn..........7 2 1 4 7 •StanhiUWMC...8 3 1 4 7 Gt Harwood R.. .10 1 2 7 5 Second Division P W D L P


Brewers Utd ....10 10 0 0 30 Globe Bullough. .10 6 2 2 20 Station..............9 5 2 2 17 Clayton le Moors 10 4 I 3 13 •Forts Arms...... 10 4 1 5 10 Ossy Refugees .. .10 3 1 6 10 Helmshore Harr .11 3 0 8 9 •Commercial OB .10 3 2 5 8 •Dog Sports Bar .10 2 1 7 1 •points deducted


ROEFIELD LEISURE INDOOR FIVE-A- SIDE FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Morning Glory 8, Wilkies War­


riors 1; AC Men 10, Real Blad- dered 5; Black BuU 0, Real Rosslee 2; New Inn 0, Mad Dogs 0; Clitheroe Clowns 3, AFC Buck 3. FIXTURES Sunday


9 a.m. - Mad Dogs v Real


Bladdered; 9-35 a.m. - Black Bull V Wilkies Warriors: 10-10 a.m. - New Inn v AFC Buck; 10-45 a.m. - AC Men v Real Rosslee: 11-20 a.m. Clitheroe Clowns V MMS; 11-55 a.m. - AFC Buck V Morning Glory.


WARBURTONS YOUTH FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS Under 15


Clitheroe Wolves Rangers 0. TABLES Under 14 P W D L P


Todmorden Borough 0,


PcndleForest ...12 9 1 2 28 B’clitfeRovers....9 8 0 1 24 FulledgeColts...15 7 1 7 22 Junior Clarets ... .7 7 0 0 21 Trawden Celtic ..11 7 0 4 21 Tod.Borough ...13 6 2 5 20 B’wick Barons.. .14 5 4 5 19 C’roe Wolves...... 8 6 0 - 2 18 B’wick Tn........13 4 I 8 13 Daneshouse...... 10 4 0 6 12 Bly Rangers.... .13 3 2 8 11 Padiham Saints..12 2 1 9 7 Tod.se...........13 1 0 12 3 Under 15 . P W D L P


B’field Celtic R. .15 12 1 2 37 Todmorden...... 13 12 0 1 36 B’clilfe Rovers...12 10 1 1 31 Colne .............. 12 9 0 3 27 Junior Clarets C. .16 8 2 6 26 Tod.Borough ...12 7 1 4 22 Bacup...... .........9 7 0 2 21 C’roe Wolves R...13 6 1 6 19 IghtenLeigh ....13 5 1 7 16 B’ficid Celtic B...14 5 0 9 15 B’wick Tn Red ..15 3 1 11 10 Junior Clarets .. .15 2 1 12 7 B’wick Tn Blue..16 1 1 14 4 B’wick Barons...11 1 0 10 3


Church Town v Boca Seniors: ACCRINGTON YOUTH FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS Under 9


Whalley 3, Huncoat Utd 3. Under 10


Church 0, Whalley 2;


Clitheroe Wolves Red 1, Rossendale Valley Red 5; Wilp- shire Wanderers 2, Clitheroe Wolves Blue 1. Under 11


Clitheroe Wolves Red 3; Church 3, Whalley 1; Darwen 3, Clitheroe Wolves Blue 5. Under 12


Dynamoes 4, Langho 2. League Two: Gt Harwood


Rovers 3, Clitheroe Wolves 1. Under 14


League Two: Gt Harwood


Rovers 1, Clitheroe Wolves 4. Under 15


2, Barrowford Celtic 1. League Two: Clitheroe


League One; Readstone Utd


Wolves 0, Rishton Utd 8. Under 16


Clitheroe Wolves 1, Pendle


Forest 8; Oswaldtwistle Rangers 1, Readstone Utd 1. TABLES Under 9 P W D L P


AcaStanley ....16 15 I 0 46 R'dale Valley 0...16 14 1 1 43 Huncoat Utd ....16 11 2 3 35 RishtonUtd ...,16 9 1 6 28 St Joseph’s ........16 8 3 5 27 Wilpshire Wands .15 5 3 7 18 •Whalley..........16 5 3 8 15 Haslingden .......17 4 0 13 12 Greyhound Ford .16 3 2 II 11 •R’dale Valley B. .16 3 2 11 8 Church.............14 1 0 13 3 Under 10 P W D L P


ActStanley ....18 16 1 1 49 Wilpshire Wands .16 13 3 0 42 C’roe Wolves B...18 13 0 5'39 Gt Harwood Rvrs 16 10 3 3 33 Forest White__17 8 1 8 25 Forest Green ....17 7 1 9 22 RishtonUtd ....17 8 0 9 21 R’dale Valley R. .17 5 4 8 19 C'roeWolvesR...16 4 3 .9 15 Whalley...........16 4 2 10 14 R’dale Valley B...18 2 2 14 8 Church........... .16 1 0 15 3 Under 11 P W D L P


'C’roe Wolves R. .18 14 3 1 45' Acc.Stanley ....17 14 1 2 43 RishtonUtd ....18 12 2 4 38 Baxenden Villa ..20 11 3 6 36 C’roe Wolves B. ..18 10 2 6 32 Wilpshire Wands .19 10 2 7 32 B'foidCeltic ....17 8 5 4 29 Huncoat Utd....18 8 4 6 28 R’dale Valley....18 7 3 8 24 GtH’woodRvrs .18 4 5 9 17 •Darwen ..........19 8 1 10 16 Church.............20 2 3 13 9 •ClaytonPR ....19 2 2 15 5 Whalley...........17 0 0 17 0 Under 12 League One P W D L P


AKZONobel..-..14 11 2 1 35 Acc.StanleyB. ..14 10 2 2 32 Ossy Rangers....14 9 4 1 31 BrunleaDyn. ...14 8 2 4 26 Darwen ........... 15 6 I 8 19 Wilpshire Wands .12 5 2 5 17 Oswaldtwistle ...16 5 2 8 17 Fulledge Colts...13 2 3 8 9 Langho......... i.l4 2 1 11 7 St Joseph’s ........13 1 1 11 4 Under 12 League Two P W D L P


RishtonUtd ....13 12 0 1 36 Pcndle Forest ...13 12 0 1 36 R’dale Valley....15 9 2 4 29 Acc. Stanley R.. .16 7 1 8 22 Haslingden.......10 7 1 2 22 GtH’woodRvrs .13 6 0 7 18 Huncoat Utd....15 5 0 10 15 Church.............12 3 1 8 10 C’roe Wolves ....11 - 1 1 9 4 BelthomUtd....l2 0 0 12 0 Under 14 League Two P W D L P


Oswaldtwistle ...17 15 0 2 45 C'roe Wolves ....14 13 1 0 40 Globe Bullough..18 10 3 5 33 GtH’woodRvrs .16 7 1 8 22 RishtonUtd ....16 6 2 8 20 BorrowdaleUtd .16 2 5 9 11 R’dale Valley....16 2 2 12 8 B'fieldCeltic....17 2 2 13 8


League One: Brunlea Accrington Stanley 0,


Under 15 League One P W D L P


Belvedere......... 13 10 2 1 32 Acc.Stanley ....13 9 1 3 28 Greyhound Ford .11 8 2 I 26 Readslone Utd ..13 7 2 - 4 23. B’foidCeltic ....12 7 1 4 22 Forest.......... :..13 6 0 7 18 Huncoat Utd__14 5 1 8 16 Wilpshire Wands .14 2 3 9 9 Gt H’wood Rvrs .12 1 2 9 5 Rossendale Utd. .13 1 2 10 5 Under 15 League Two P W D L P


AKZO Green....16 16 0 0 48 RishtonUtd ....13 9 2 2 29 Feniscowles...... 16 8 2 6 26 BlackburnTn ...15 8 0 7 24 Ossy Rangers__12 6 4 ' 2 22 AKZO Orange...13 6 2 5 20 Baxenden Villa . .15 4 3 8 15 Borrowdale Uld .13 4 1 8 13 Haslingden .......13 2 1 10 7 C’rocWolves ....16 0 1 15 1 Under 16 P W D L P


Readstone Utd ..17 15 2 0 47 Baxenden Villa ..17 12 2 3 38 R’bottomUtd ...16 12 1 3 37 Wilpshire Wands .19 11 3 5 36 Feniscowles...... 18 10 3 5 33 Belvedere......... 14 9 2 3 29 Knuzden......... 18 8 3 7 27 Forest..............14 8 1 5 25 Nelson............ 15 7 1 7 22 AKZO Nobel....17 5 2 10 17- Haslingden .......19 4 1 14 13 Ossy Rangers....16 2 2 12 8 C’roe Wolves__18 2 1 15 7 Oswaldtwistle ...20 2 0 18 6 •points adjudstment


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CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS


LEAGUE RESULTS


' Divisional Knockout Finals Swan A beat Low Moor;


Mick Patten Knockout


Craven Heifer beat Brown Cow A. FIXTURES Monday


V Pendle Inn; Buck Inn v Low Moon Royal Oak V Brown Cow A; Legion B v St Michael’s. TABLES


Second Round: Craven Heifer


First Division P W L P


Pendle Inn.............12 9 4 65 Swan & Royal A...12 8 4 61 Royal Oak.............12 5 7 56 Buck Inn..............12 7 5 M RBLB................. 12 5 7 52 Low Moor.............12 5 7 52 Waddington ........12 6 6 50 St Michael’s ........... 12 3 9 42 Second Division P W L P


Craven Heifer........ 11 9 2 69 Brown CowA.........10 8 2 58 HorseShoe............11 5 6 51 White Lion........... 10 6 4 45 Brown Cow B ........10 6 4 45 RBLA..................10 2 9 41 Swan & Royal B . . .10 0 10 15


RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES’DARTS


ASSOCIATION RESULTS


Hesther Shears Fivc*a«Side Knockout


Judge Walmesley. HIGH SCORES


Catholic Club. Semi Finalists: Bay Horse,


179-A. Howarth; 122-B.


Parken 121 - P. Dixon; 120 - D. Southwell; 105 - R Dewhurst; 100 - E. Twist x3, B. Parker, A. M. Bellanca, L. Cook.


RIBBLE VALLEY DARTSAND


DOMINOES WINTER


LEAGUE RESULTS Darts


Black Horse 4, Swan With Two Necks 8; De Lacy A 7, De Lacy Dragons 5; Band Club B 7, Band Club A 5; Higher Buck 2, Judge Walmsley 10. Dominoes


Bay Horse 8, Black Bull 4;


Black Horse 8, Swan With Two Necks 4; De Lacy A 5, De Lacy Dragons 7; Band Club B 5,


Bay Horse 7, Black Bull 5; Final: Black Bull beat


Band Club A 7; Higher Buck 5, Judge Walmsley 7. Total


Black Horse 12, Swan With TSvo Necks 12; De Lacy 12, De Lacy Dragons 12; Band Club B 12, Band Club A12; Higher Buck 7, Judge Walmsley 17.


Bay Horse 15, Black Bui! 9; THWAITES


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL


Buck B 0; Buck A 5, De Lacy B 3; De Lacy A 5, Royal Oak 0. Premier Division


Ladies' Thwaitcs Challenge Cup Royal British Legion A 5,


LEAGUE RESULTS


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT


Billington A 8, Royal British Legion A 4; Royal British Legion B 8, Billington B 4; White Hart 7, Bay Horse 5. First Division


Buck A 6, Station B 6;


White Horse A 6, Waggon A 6; Horse Shoe 4, Buck B 8; Read Con. Club 5, Higher Buck A 7. Second Division


5; Station 7, Stork B 5; Craven Heifer A 2, Bernards Buck 10; Rose and Crown B 6, Royal Oak A 6.


Third Division Buck D 4, Rose and Crown A


8; Waggon B 6, Castle B 6; Sun Inn 9, Conservative Club B 3; Dog 9, Kings Arms 3. Fourth Division


leys 6; De’Lacy 7, White Hart B 5; Higher Buck B 10, Bridge 2; Royal Oak B 5, Pendle Hotel 7. Ladies’ Division


Black Horse 6, Buck Wrink- Royal British Legion A 6,


Buck A 3; De Lacy 3, Station Ladies 6; Buck B 2, De Lacy B 7.


FIXTURES Tonight


Thwaitcs Challenge Cup Low Moor V Billington B;


Royal British Legion B v Read Con. Club; Billington A v Royal British Legion A; White Lion v Higher Buck B. To be played by Wednesday Michael Humphries Singles Knockout


Diigdale v M. Kitchen; I, Harle V P. Blackburn; P. Wilkinson v M, Riley.


TABLES


Premier Division P W D L P


Buck A............ 10 7 3 0 95 stations......... 10 7 1 2 86 RBLA.............10 6 0 4 84 BillingtonA...... 10 6 0 4 78 BUlingtonB...... 10 4 2 4 69 White Hart...... 10 3 2 5 « RBLB..............9 2 2 5 49 BayHoree........10 0 3 7 46 TOteHorseB ...9 2 1 6 45 First Division P W D L P


LowMoor........10 8 1 0 96 BuckB............ 10 8 1 0 93 St Peter’s A ........9 5 3 0 74 Waggon A ........10 4 3 0 72 White Horse A ..10 3 3 0 68 Read Con.......... 10 2 2 0 62 St Peter’s B ...... 10 4 1 0 60 Higher Buck A ..10 2 0 0 49 HorseShoe......... 9 1 0 0 40 Second Division P W D L P


Bernards Buck ..10 7 1 2 85 StorkB ...........10 5 3 2 80 Rose & Crown B ,10 5 1 4 76 Royal Oak A ....10 5 2 3 75 KingsArmsB ....9 4 3 2 71 Station.............10 3 1 6 59 Brown Cow...... 10 2 2 6 58 Craven Heifer A .10 3 I 6 57 Con. Club A ...... 9 2 2 5 55 Third Division P W D L P


Dog ................10 8 0 2 89 Con.ClubB ....10 6 2 2 83 Rose & Crown A .10 5 2 3 80 KingsArms...... 10 5 1 4 68 Waggon B ........10 2 4 4 66 BuckD .............9 3 1 5 58 TOteLion ........9 2 3 4 58 Castle B............9 .1 3 5 49 Sun Inn ............ 9 2 2 5 48


C. Stanley v A. Blackburn; A. Low Moor 8, St Peter’s B 4;


SNOOKERLEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Billington A 8, Conservative


Club 4. J. Gibson 80, P. Clegg 3; S. Shaw 52, R. Grant 81: N. Har­ ris 86, B. Waddington 41; P. Conchie 68, D. Nelson 55; T. Wilson 91, M. Whittaker 80; T. Rydeheard 78, J. White 103. Waddington A 8, RBL 4. M.


Kings Arms B 7, Brown Cow


Dewhurst 60, B. H. Sims 78; J. Nutter 84, D. Walmesley 62; R. Lloyd 85, M. Peel 37; E. Houghton 95, S. Taylor 49; P. Ainger 59, M. Graham 80; J. Dugdale 89, J. Chadwick 88. Low Moor A12, Rimington A


0. C. Drinkwater 87, B. Taylor 56; P. Mercer 94, A. Hayhurst 37; M'. Holmes 98, M. Paul 32; D. Ireland 101, D. Seed 66; P. Traynor 78, J. Bannister 67; J. Laycock 93, S. Winckley 81. Catholic Club 10, Chatburn


A 2. M. Byrne 97, J. Lockley 79; S. Duckworth 77, G. Simkin 38; 1. Middleton 98, G. Clark 66; T. Byrne 82, P. Reynolds 53; M. Plant 81, M. Avery 89; R. Alston 75, P. Craig 61. Second Division


Slaidbum 10, Billington B 2.


W. Robinson 77, S. Almond 75; N. Beattie 67, J. Lawson 94; G. Parker 81, M. Unwin 47; D. Cowking 85, J. Ainsworth 77; N. Hey 97, P. Kiddie 59; T. Robin­ son 87, D. Hargreaves 75. Chatburn B 6, Police 6. S.


Simkin 79, A. Pilkington 86; A. Booth 87, F. Booth 43; R. Parker 55, T. Brown 93; D. Lakin 91, M. Turner 69; L. Gooding 67, B. Hodgson 104; T. Cordeau 83, S. Grunshaw 57. Rimington B 4, Low Moor B


8. R. Bolland 65, T. Richardson 90; J. Lund 82,1. Rushton 73; I. Fraser 44, S. Stell 87; J. Bolland 73, C. Hayton 104; M. Yates 84, T. Tyne 101; S. Petty 80, S. Wright 72.


FIXTURES Tonight


First Division RBL V Billington A; Chat-


bum A V Low Moor A; Riming­ ton A V Waddington A; Whalley V Catholic Club. Second Division


Soc'ial Club V Slaidbum; Low


Moor B V Chatburn B: Waddington B v Rimington B. Wedne.sday


Knockout Cup


RBL: Low Moor A v Riraington A.


TABLES


First Division P W D L P


BiUingtonA.......12 7 4 1 90 LowMoorA ....13 6 3 4 84 RBL................12 6 4 2 84 Waddington A...12 6 2 4 80 Con. Club........13 3 7 3 78 Catholic Club ...12 3 3 6 62 Whalley...........12 3 4 5 62 ChatbumA.......12 4 1 7 60 Rimington A__12 2 3 7 60 Second Division P W D L P


Slaidbum..........10 7 3 0 82 LowMoorB ....11 6 2 3 70 Billington B.......11 6 1 4 66 Rimington B . . . .11 4 3 4 66 Social Club.......10 5 3 2 66 Police...............11 2 4 -5 60 WaddingtonB...11 1 4 6 56 ChatbumB.......11 1 2 8 50


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Fourlli Division P W D


Higher BuckB ..10 8 0 Buck Wrinkleys .10 6 3 Black Horse........9 5 3 Pendle Hotel ....10 3 5 White Hart B ...10 5 0 Roj’alOakB ....10 4 2 DeLacy...........10 3 2 Craven B ...........9 1 1 Bridge .............10 ■ 0 2 Ladies’ Division P W D


RBLA..............9 7 0 Station..............8 6 0 De Lacy B......... 9 4 0 Royal Oak......... 8 5 0 Buck B..............9 3 0 DeLacyA......... 8 2 ’0 Buck A..............7 2 0


Garner on the menu


A CHARITY evening with Blackburn Rovers’ record goalscorer Simon Garner is to be held at Mytton Fold next week. Tables are still available


for the three-course dinner with the Ewood Park leg­ end as speaker on Friday, followed by North East comedian Josh Daniels, priced at £30 a head. Tickets are available in


any multiples, and a table of 10 is £300. Both ladies and gentle­


men are welcome. Anyone attending can


wear casual dress, includ­ ing Rovers shirts, but no denims. There will also be a sports goods auction and raffle. For further information,


contact Paul Booth (07775 861461).


Jack is the star


SEVEN Clitheroe Dol-


■ phins swimmers took part in the North Lancashire Age Groups and Open Championships held at the Palatine Pool in Blackpool recently. A qualifying time was


necessary to enter this Level Two meet and all the swimmers excelled them­ selves with five achieving personal best times. Jack Dewhurst, who


also trains with the Gallica Squad, was outstanding as he achieved 11 personal bests and finished first in the 100m breaststroke. The 11-year-old also


took bronze in the 100m butterfly and fourth place in the 200m and 50m breaststroke. And in th a t exciting


50m breaststroke event, 11-year-old Harry Paige just managed to beat Jack by .08 of a second to take third place. Andrew Tomlinson,


swam a personal best time in the 10-year-old boys 50m breaststroke to finish fourth. Megan Horbury, Bethany Jones, William Murray and Ben Phillips also took part.


Locals win again


CLITHEROE A contin­ ued their winning streak when they played Multi­ part B in the Second Divi­ sion of the Mid-Lancs Badminton League. Graham Morris was on


top form, winning all his matches, ably aided by Christine Smitton in the mixed doubles, and Paul Cronshaw in the men’s doubles. Stephen Pym and


Louise Burrill battled well and defeated the top pair to see the locals win l2-6.


P3 COiUlPUTiRS AND BURNLEY FC. ANOTHER LOCAL TEAM WITH GRIAT SUPPORT I


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