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Al^TER- finishing: riinj;;'; nersrup for. four years;^ Clitheroe ^Tennis club : clinched the title and j promotion-to the top:? division of the East Lan-i cashire League. ‘
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were unable to secure. enough points in their : last game to overtake the locals. > 'However,vBurnley?
Rivals ,'BurhleyiB; ,
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got.their own back in the cup,final," narrowly - defeating Clitheroe.; • < “jTh'e season has been a success for iClitheroe,, ■with: Jennifer :Holgate, and Emina:: Calvert;: winning the East ,Lan-:; cashire District Ladies’: and Girls’ Singles titles respectively, and Roger Ravenscroft coming runner-up in the Men’s Singles. Clitheroe also held:
the annual club finals day at the ■weekend.' . In the junior compel::
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' Burrill and Andy Rose. Holgate secured her
titions, the girls’: dou bles was .won by Natasha Ravenscroft and Rachel Bunyan, who beat Rachel Cor nish and Katie Holgate* 6-4,6-1. •, ■ '. "The gjrls’-singles was won by Ravenscroft, who beat Claire Higson; 6-2,'6-2,'while in the ^ seniors’ competitions,: the men’s doubles was won by Daniel Bush and Steve H i^ n ,’who ; beat Mark Higson and Robert Brass 6-4. r - In the ladies’ dou bles, Jennifer Holgate and Shirley Bush beat: Louise .Burrill and Marie Bennett 6-4,6-3, while in the mixed dou bles, > Holgate : and Dominic Parrott beat,
third win by beating Julie Pym in the ladies’ ; singles final. : In the men’s singles final, Daniel Bush had little answer to last year’s winner Steve; Pym who won 6-3,7-6.:
Badminton
CLI’rHEROB Bad minton Club’s B and C te am sm a d e good starts to the season, y,; | In the Third Divi-,
CLITHEROE CC’S Jack Dewhurst helped the English Schools’ Cricket . Association Under 16s side to a tie with England . Under 15s on the hal lowed turf at Lords last week. The game, to celebrate
the 60th anniversary of the ESCA, vvas the first time junior England teams have played at the home of cricket, and, thankfully the weather stayed fine. ■The Clitheroe Royal
Grammar School pupil was presented to England opening batsman Andrew Strauss before the game, and went on to bowl as first change, recording impressive figures of 8-^- 25-2 as the Under 15s managed a score of 195 aU out. In reply. Jack went in
at number seven needing 35 to win off five overs. The very first ball he
faced he struck for six over midwicket, and he went on to score 28 not out.
On the very last ball of the game, the Under 16s
needed two to win, and Jack managed to get bat on ball and sprint across for a single to leave the match drawn. The after-match pre
sentations were conduct ed by England batsman Owais Shah, and in the evening there was a cele bration dinner in the Long Room, where Mark Ramprakash was the guest speaker. Jack was named in the
side after some impressi-ve performances for both Lancashire and the North of England. In the recent Bunbury
festival at Sedbergh School in Cumbria, Jack opened the bowling for the North of England and
took four wickets in the week, with some impres sive opening spells. He didn’t get much
opportunity with the bat, but when his chance came he took it, scoring the fastest 50 of the week off only 45 deliveries, includ ing hitting the biggest six, winch was shown on Sky Sports during the second Test against South Africal He won two trophies
for his efforts, presented by Mr Bunbury himself. Dr David English, at the Festival Dinner. In recent weeks. Jack
has been moved up to Lancashire’s Under 16s team, playing against Cheshire, Yorkshire and Durham in a two-day for mat of the game, and has continued to score runs and take wickets. He has been part of the
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CHAMPIONS Riming- ton picked up another two wins over the week. In their final evening kick-off, they won 4-1 at Goodshaw, before a 2-1 home win over Borrow- dale on Saturday. Against Goodshaw, the
inside the box to make it 2-
locals had chances to open the scoring, with Lloyd having a header tipped onto the bar, before the home side took the lead when a long ball resulted in Anderson and Curtis colliding, and Da-vis was left ■with an open goal. . However, Rimingtqn
showed champion form in the second half. They equalised when a
free kick was floated to Lloyd, who rose to head home, and a flowing move down the right led to Pen man firing in from just
man then left debutant Heslop with the simple task of slipping the ball past the keeper for the third, and from Curtis’ long header forward, a home defender flicked the ball on for Heslop to add his second and seal the win.Rimington then made hard work of beating a spirited Borrowdale, who could have snatched a dramatic late equaliser. It began well for the
1. A dummy from pen
locals as a long throw from Whartqn found Lawson, who flicked op to the back post for Dins- dale to ram home. :Borrowdale’s goal led a
charmed life as Riming ton continued to threat
en, but, as often happem^ the -visitors were thro-wn^ lifeline when the referee awarded a penalty, although Curtis’ foul appeared outside the box. Danny Anderson was
unlucky not to keep out the spot kick, but Bor rowdale were level. Penman put Riming
ton back in front with a typical finish, but they could not kill off the Burnley side. And in the final minute,
Borrowdale broke, ■with a cross flashing across the face of goal, although no- one could get the vital touch, and Rimington breathed a sigh of relief. Rimington start their
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^LTHAMS TRAVEL A HYNDBURN
ISO WLING LEAGUE TABLES
. First Division P W D L P
■ Burnley RdG...20 11 0 8102 -EibblesdalcA ...19 8 :, 1 10101- GlobeE........20 :.8 2'10 96 OssyCon.'.;:...19.-9 ::2- 8 92-
Free Gardeners. .19 IS 1 3123 Globe A . . . .....19 12 0 7115 Rushton St E ...19 13 0 6109
■ ■ Salesbuiy Blue .';19 7 0 12 82 : SabdenB:v.-i...l9. .7 . 0 12 81
-.Rushton St C . . .19. -6 0 13 -75 ■.•■WballcyA....-..18,-ro ' 0 12'73 Second Division . . ;
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. ,SydneySt7:.:..19.;i4 2 . 3122 : 'Waddington A ptlS-/ 9 2 .'8105. -.Oakhill-Park A .'.20 ■ 1 0 . 2 ? 8104
-Coppice'.'.‘7>.;-.".19 Al5. 2 2129
. 'Immanuel A .7'.'.19 '-'8 , 1. 10 92 BurnleyRd B .; 119 - 9 : : 0 .10.90
defence of the Craven Cup at home to Carleton on Saturday, kick-off 2 p.m.
Green extend fine start
Lancashire Emerging Player Programme for the past two years, and has scored almost 500 runs in six Lancashire Under 16 Federation matches, including scores of 142 and 108.
Bittersweet for race ace Lee
CLITHEROE race ace Lee Cutts-Bland had a bittersweet weekend in the race for the Sound of Thunder title. The 35-year-old, who
sioni the'B team won all 18 games at home to Bamber Bridge A;; ■ ’ The team of Marjr.;
:Pete Woods andTony, iBush:'all performed ivell. ' If this form contin ues, the team should be
Brassi Sheila Perry,’ Julie Pym, Steve Pym,
rides for the Thunder- sport GB team on his Ducati 1098, won all three races at Anglesey, picking up 75 points of the 100 remaining in the championship available to win. However, with series
. pushing for promotion; : rather than the usual relegation battle. In the Fourth Divi
: ■winning all six games: The \ club , has|
- Preston College A’,-12-; 6, with Ann Taylor!
sion, the C team recorded a good .win at
; with new players'wel-, come. -
changed its practice' and match, night: to; Tuesday a t ; Oakhill College, 8 p.m. start;
,
leader Lee Reveley fin ishing third in all three races, the 12 points he won were sufficient to clinch the title. Lee admitted: “I won
every race, which was more than I had expected to do, and secured second place in the champi onship, but I just wish the season was a bit longerl
- “It bodes well for next
year though. “If I had had the same
bike all year, and didn’t have the bad luck I suf fered at Snetterton and Brands Hatch, I might
have won it, but that’s just the way it goes.” Lee will now bring the
curtain down on his sea son at the Stars at Dar- ley race; round eight of the Darley Moor Sound of Thunder Champi onship, in which he is again lying second. The biggest motorcycle
race of the year takes place this year on Sun day, October 5th, with several of the top Super bike teams expected to attend. Lee said: “I t ’s just a
nice finale to the season. “A few of the British
Championship and TT riders will be there, the likes of John McGuin- ness and James McBride. “I’m aiming for a top
10 finish there, although I’m under no illusions. “It will be an indica
tion whether I could run in the British Superstock series, which is one of my aims for the year after next. “Next year ! will enter the Thundersport GB.
Championship again, as my main championship, and the year after either the British Superstock or British Superbike Cham pionship.” Anyone interested in
helping out Lee with sponsorship of any sort can contact him on 07976658939.
Football coaching session-
ROEFIELD Leisure Centre are hosting a football coaching ses sion on Saturday morn ing.
;
' ' Open'to both boys and: ^rls)i the^sessions will runfr6m^9:a;mn; to 10 a.m'. for^four to six-year^olds;'and ,10 a.m. to 11 a.m. for seven to 10-year^lds.'
...For further informa-
.tion-,rcontact:x01200 142188.
Hursl Green ......................................5 Peel Park ............................................0 HURST Green extended their unbeaten start as they comfortably despatched bottom of the league Peel Park, despite missing the front two of Danny Walker and Paul Chippendale. The -visitors only arrived with the bare
affair, with the visitors rarely making it
into Green’s half. The second goal came soon after the
minimum, and this was to backfire as their right back was stretchered off after 25 minutes with a suspected broken ankle. The 10 men applied themselves well as
break as Baker showed quick feet inside the box to slam home his first goal of the season, and 10 minutes later, the marauding Phil Walker linked up well with Baker to lay on a chance for Taylor, whose shot was too powerful for the'- keeper. Three became four midway through
they coped with everything that Green could throw at them, although the home side’s crossing left a lot to be desired. The first goal took a long time in com
the half as Chris Leighton drove home a 20-yard effort following good work from Dewhurst. With the game won. Green made
ing, but came from an unlikely source. An Oily Bolton free kick found the unmarked Bamber to head home from
close range. The second half was a very one-sided
changes with Fordham coming on to mark his debut -with a goal, as he worked himself some space inside the box and finished well. Green’s next fixture is at Read United on Saturday, kick-off 2-15 p.m.
Junior Football round-up
Wolves Under 9s Red .8 Feniscowles Blue . . . .0 A BRACE apiece from Elliott Watson and Daniel Holmes gave Wolves a winning start to the season. Watson’s solitary strike
was all that separated the sides at the interval. But Juddson Hickey
and Frankie Jackson added their names to the scoresheet, before James Scorah and an own goal completed the rout. Wolves Under 10s Blued Barnoldswick Barons B lu e ........... .................0 WILLIAM Pallister net ted twice as Wolves earned a solid -victory. Lochlan Barnes and
Alex Wilson also netted, in what was a superior second half performance. Ashton Athle tic.........1 Whalley Juniors Under 16s ........................ . . . . 5 WHALLEY travelled to Wigan for their LEA Tro phy first round match, and progressed with a hard-fought -win. After 10 minutes, Joe Bentley gave Whalley
the lead, latching onto a through ball to shoot in off the post, and he dou bled the lead five minutes later with a similar goal. Whalley dominated
the first half and were unlucky not to increase their lead. It was a different story
in the second half as Ash ton poured forward, and the Whalley defence was put under pressure. However it was Whal
ley who scored again, as Bentley completed his hat-trick after a goal mouth scramble. Ashton managed a
consolation goal as Whal ley tired. This was an excellent
perfpormance froma Whalley team playing their first game of a sea son that has already been disrupted by the poor weather. Readstone United Under 9s Blue ... .. .. 2 Brierfield Celtic . . .. .0 UNITED started with an impressive win, with goals from Owen Gould and man-of-the-match
John Houston. Readstone United
Under 1 1 s ....................3 Barnoldswick Barons 2
MATTHEW Hale, Ted Credie and star man Andrew Rushton were on target in this win. Zac Bywater and
Ronan Connery made impressive debuts. • United’s Under 10s
beat Colne FC Juniors 2- 0, with goals from Tom Bridge and Oliver Robin son, before drawing 2-2 with the same opponents, with Bridge and man-of- the-match Dominic Hudson on target. Bellhorn United . . .0 Langho Under 13s .10 SEAN Holmes and Cal- lum Sykora both netted hat-tricks in this . resounding win. Langho
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throughout, with Joel Phelps also netting twice.
■ Further goals from
Tom Riley and an own goal completed the rout.
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, Mercer Park .'.r;i9 '8-1 10 87 - OakhillAsh .:.'..'.19 ■ ■6’"‘ 1 12'87 , G l o b e C . -..19 7 0 12 80
. .RishtonBG r. . ; :19 - - 7 0 .12 79 : RishtonCon.C .19 :'6. 1 12 74 ” ■: Third Division ’ r
P W D I P
GrangeA.-.....M6:15 0 1119 Whalley B ..........16 10 0 0 93 SabdenC ......... 16 8 0 8 78 Gatty Park.........16 7 0 9 78
Read CC. Oakhill ParkB ..16 8 SalesbuiyRcd ..16 8 1 7 72 Waddington B . .16 3 0 13 65 Immanuel B . . . .16 4 0 12 61 Fourth Division P W D L P
.16 8 1 7 77 0 8 77
GtH’woodCC ..16 15 0 1112 Grange C...........16 11 0 5 99 AlmaB............ 16 10 0 6 96 Rihblesdale C . . .16 9 0 7 94 Milnshaw Park. .16 8 1 7 76 Burnley Rd D. . .16 6 0 10 66 SabdenA .........16 5 0 11 64 Clitheroe COB..16 4 1 11 59 Oakhill Beech...16 3 0 13 49
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BOWLING LEAGUE TABLES
A Division P W • D I. P
Rhyddings .'....24 22 0 2 212 RibbledaleA....25 22 0 3 207 Rushton St A ...25 19 0 6 202 WorsleyA......2318- 1 4 188 Burnley Rd.......25 14 0 11 162 Peel Park A.......25 15 0 10 157 Lowerfold.........24 12 0 12 154 Sabden BC.......25 12 0 13 136 OakhillVetsA ..24 9 2 13 127 RishtonBC ;...25 . 7 117 120 GatlyParkA ...25 7 1 17 120 Mercer Park ...25 6 1 18 110 WhallcyBC ....24 4 0 20 93 WorslcyB ......2 5 1 0 24 60 B Division P W D I P
OakhillPk .....25 24 1 0 226 Riishton St B . . .25 20 1 4 209 Waddington . . . .25 18 1 6 185 BulloughB ....25 16 4 5 177 Immanuel A . . . .25 16 2 7 152 Oakhill Vets B ..25 13 2 10 100 RibbIcsdalcB ...25 10 3 12 152 ImmanuelB ....25 11 2 12 149 IluretGreen ....25 12 0 13 147 RcadBC.......25 8 1 16 116 Peel Park B . . . . .25 3 4 18 107 MilnshawC ....25 3 0 22 107 Gatty Park B ...25 4 1 20.102 Milnshaw B -.7 . .25 . 3 4 181019
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CRICKET LEAGUE FINAL TABLES Senior Division : P W L N B P
GtH’wood..26 18 3 - 5 29 224 Padiham ...26 15 4 7 30 201
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den..-.26 13 G; 7 30 187 20 12 9 . 5 28 163
icid ...26 11 8 ■ 7 30 161
Whallcy ....26 11 9- 6 28 156 B’wick.......26 11 8 7 17 148 Clithcroe ...26 8 11 7 26 127- CherryTrcc.26 8 11. 7 22 123 Settle
26 7 12 7 30 121
R’daleW. ...26 7 13 6 30 118 B’burnN....26 5 16 5 43 108 Earby..;...2G C 14 6 26 104 Ossylmm. ..26 5 13 8 24 98
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‘Brinscall2 9 6 ’ r 5-''W.''7'22.-;.93: ' Stacksteads226.'» 3-'. nl'
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ChenyT.3. .16-11 1 .4.15 137 . •R’daleW.3 .16 10’: 2 ‘ 3'20 136 •Scttle3 .'...16 7 3 5 20.112 F’cowlcs3 ..16 8 3 5 16 111 Read 3 ....... 16 6 2 8 17 101 Earby3 ....16 7 3 6 9 94 Padiham3 ..16 6 5 5 19 94 Edcnfic!d3..16 6 5 5 16 91 Ossy Imm. 3.16 3 8 5 30 75' Salesbury3 .16 4 5 -7 13 74 Baxcndeu3 .16 4 5 7 13 71 B'bumN.3 .16 4 6 6 13 71 Belvedere 3 .16 3 3 10 8 68 Clitheroe3 ..16 3 6 7 11 62 B’wick3 ....16 2 8 6 23 61 GtH’wood3 16 1 II 4 20 42 Whalley 3...16 2 11 3 11 40 •tied gamec
■'•Third Division r ’.'i P W.. -L; N: B , P
UNIBOND
FOOTBALL LEAGUE Firsl Division North
P W D L P
• Wakefield...........7 2 2 3 8 - WoodleySports ...7 2 1 4 7 FCHallfaxTn....6 2 1 3 7 Chorley............. .7 1 2 4 5 GarforthTn ......6 1 1 4 4* HarrogateRA ....7 0 2 5 2 SalfordCity .:....6 0 1 5 1
Ossett Albion . . . . .8 5 1 2 IG Mossley...........6 -5 0 115 CLITHEROE,...6 5 0 1 15 Newcastle BS.......6 4 ,1 1 13 Bamber Bridge....7 4 1 2 13 Durham City.....6 3 3 0 12 Skcl’daleUtd.....5 3 2 0 11 Lancaster City ... .7 3 1 3 10 'Prafford .............8 3 1 4 10 Curzon Ashton....7 2 3 2 9 RadcliffeBor......6 ,3 0 ,3 9 Colwyn Bay...... 7 2 3 2 9 RosscndaleUtd ...6’ 2 2 2 8 Warrington Tn....7 2 2 3 8
EAST LANCASHIRE
FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS
Lancs Amateur Cup
Morocambe Hoops 2. First Division
First Round: Read Utd 5,
4; Mill Hill 4; Read Utd 2; Can berra 2, Langho 3; Mill Hill 5, Langho 3; Hurst Green 5, Peel Park 0: Rimington 2, Borrowdale Utd 1.
Goodshaw.Utd 1, Rimington Second Division Sabden 3, BGSOB 4; BGSOB
4, Sabden 1. Reserve Division
Langho 4, Oswaldtwistlc SM
6. ^ ROEFIELD LEISURE INDOOR FIVE-A- SIDE FOOTBALL
LEAGUE FIXTURES Sunday
9 a.m. Regulators v Real
Rosslee; 9-35 a.m, Wilkies War riors V Real Bladdered; 10-10 a.m. AC Men v Now Inn; 10-45 a.m, AFC Buck v Morning Glory; 11-20 a.m. Boercan v Mad Dogs; 11-55 a.m. Chicken Leg ends V Drunken Monkeys; 12-30 p.m. Clitheroe Clowns V MMS.
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RESULTS •Under 10 .
Under 11
YOUTH y o O T R y Jlorsc B; Station LEAGUE
^ Mill Hill 3, Wilpshire'Wan
derers 0; Whalley 2, Rishton Utd 3.
Ciitheroe Wolves Red 3,
CHtheroe Wolves Blue 1: Under 12
Barrowford Celtic 14, Whal
lcy 0; Rishton' United 2, Clithcroc Wolves 4. Under 13 League Two
Bclthorn Utd 0, Langho 10. Darlsantl Domimte.s
CLITHEROE MEN’S INVITATION
SUMMER DARTS Doubles Knockout
LEAGUE RESULTS
beat M. and J. Hargreaves. Semi-Finalists: C. Barlow and
M. Lyne, G. Robinson and J. Eccles.
Swan and Royal); Swan A'^v Waddington (at LowMoor)? * • Registration for any teams
League Piay*OfT Scmi-nnols Legion B v Low Moor (at
FIXTURES Monday
'League will be at 8-30 p.m; on Wednesday at the British Legion..
wishing to play in the Clitheroe and 'District Winter..Oarts
.^^ULTABLES^V“- ‘RedDivision..
L e^ on B .; .. 1 2
St Michael’s A .....12 ' 3 ‘48 White L i o n 12 6 6 45 Hor se Sh oe .. 12 2 10 31 Swan B ............. .12 0 12 8 Blue Division ■ P W L P
Waddington':....'..12 '..'S .;'3 ■^:52’ Craven Heifer,..,;..12^ 7 ‘5;.52
' P W. .L LP 8'-58:
' .v Final: S. Kenyon and S. Conti
ACCRINGTON . ■ ; Hoad Con. Club v White /Horae A; Wagon A v Buck B;
... . - , Firsl Division-
/WWte Horse A v St Peter’s B. ■ * H.’ Second Division ■ t Kings Arms AvBu c kD; •Low Moor B v Con. Club B; Rose.and Crown B v Higher Buck A; Stork B v Dog Inn A. Third Division
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Belvedere ...26 16 3 7 31 212 R’daleW.2..26 13 7 6 39 187 Salesbury ...26 13 5 8 19 173 Brinscall__ 26 11 7 . 8 39 173 Padiham2 ..26 12 7 7 31 172 Settle2 . . . .9 6 12- 6 8 25.169 CherryT.2..26 10 -12 -■-4.36348: Gt H’wood2 26 ;8 10 31;135
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. 4W3ldcs. Warriors 93 11 N -rA t !« en '; .92 dl ..,..-92
■ Regulators........22 .18 . Morning Glory .31 15 Beercan .........J2r 14 . CroeClowns ....21 12 Newlnn........23 13 - .^B u ck ;....91 ;12 .
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: Horse A G; De Lacy 2« Swan and 2 Royal 7; Castle Op Buck B 9; ) Horse Shoe 4, Judge Walmsley
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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, September 18th, 2008 47 Maroons’ hopes are dashed
straight away, managing to clear out rucks .niiii ruthless efficiency, and ship- (pingtoS^aU out wide to their fleet footed
Tarleton ................39 Clitheroe.......... ................................... 5 IN their first league game of the season, Clitheroe’s high hopes were dashed as the hard work of pre-season went out the window for all bar 15minutes of the 80. The hosts were on the front foot
u ’^^ba<^9CiWioo easily. «on-
Simon “Windy” Rawstron, the team was primed for action, but a lack of match practice was shown up in the first half. Fleetwood had a young back line and used it well, opening up the defence all too easily. In the pack, and especially the tight
play, Clitheroe had the whip hand. Steady at line out time and increasingly dominant at the set scrummmage, they
■ felt that, .in spite of being 20 odd points adrift at the break, the tide was begin- ningtotum. TJie second period started with a i-vliang. After some tactical substitutions, i^’^'^risiging on veteran Andy Rigby, this
fi«iK '‘i.*rought a^bit-more fizz to Clitheroe’s i-'A-isehies-of close range line outs
ly’^ m i .iiensued,;from which the Maroons fash- two good tri^ Rigby flopped on
• ‘ the hall over the line, after some hard approach work by John Procter, Pete Farnsworth and evergreen Allan Nut-
' tail, then boisterous young second rower Richard Murray scored his first for the club in his first senior game. Then things seemed to go against
■ Lafranceschina failed to convert from .therighttouch line. .Clitheroe couldn’t take that control into the second half, however, as their
. seb^iece'-mo've saw prop Aaron Atkinson power’liis way through, although
■game plan appeared to disintegrate. Defensive lapses saw too many penal
RBL D V Wagon B; White Hart B v White Lion. Fourth Division
Buck Wrinkleys v Castle B;
toria B V Craven Heifer A. • The registration night for
Pendle Hotel v De Lacy; Vic
the Winter League will take place on September 25th at Low Moor. This will be capped at 40 teams, with priority given to teams who have completed all Summer League fixtures. TABLES
Clitheroe. They continued to dominate, and crossed the line at least twice more, but the referee was unsighted in the melee, and correctly, was undble to award the points. As if to rub salt into the wound,
ties conceded, and by the final whistle, a penalty kick and another three tries had been given away, two of which were con verted. Number 8 Mark Curphey was named
RBLA.......... ...12 9 2 1115 RBLB ... .. .. ...11 7 4 0100 Buck A.......... ...12 6 3 3100 LowMoorA .....13 7 2 4 99 Bay Horse . . . ....12 1 5 6 70 Billington B ... St Peter’s A ...
Premier Division P w D L P
Windermere on Saturday, September 27th, although there may be a game on Saturday, so check
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by.com Clitheroe Cavaliers...................... .12 Fleetwood........................................34 CLITHEROE’S second string opened their league campaign with a frustrat ing defeat. Under the captaincy of prop forward
Clitheroe’s man-of-the-match. The next league game is at home to
White Hart A ....11 1 3 7 52
’.stations ....... ..13 3 3 -7 77 Second Diviilion • P W D ;L P
:
Gon.ClubA . . . ..14 5 :1 8 92 StPeter^B.. . . ..13 4 2 7 84 .ReadGon......... ..14 5 1 : 8 81
‘Rose&GfownB .14.■10 2 .2132 Kii^ArmsA . .'HiRlierBuckA.
• LowMoorB. . . ..13 1 3 9 68 Con:ClubB ... ..13 2 2. 9 62 •BuckD............13’ 2 Third Division
4 7 61
.LegionA..........10 0 :10 13 RIBBLE VALLEY DARTSAND DOMINOES
SUMMER LEAGUE RESULTS
Swan With Two Necks 8, Black Bull (Old Langho) 4; Dc Lacy Dragons 4, Judge Walmslcy 8; Higher Buck 3, Black Horse 9. . Dominoes
Swan With Two Necks 9, Black Bull (Old Langho) 3; De Lacy Dragons 8, Judge Walmslcy 4; . Higher Buck 3, Black Horse 9. .
Bay Horse 7, De Lacy A 5; Bay Horse 6, De Lacy A 6; Darts
SwanA...............10 8 8 48 Low Moor......... ..10 7 7 45 St Michael’s RO....10 7 7 44 Pendlelnn ........10 5 - 5 33 BrowTiCow..........10 3 7 27
Kings Arms B . ..12 9 1 2106 While Harts . ..12 6 3 3 93 White Lion . . . ..11 7 0 4 90 RBLD....... ..12 6 2 4 89 Castle B.......... ..11 7 0 4 87 WagonB ..11 : G 1 4 85 BuckWnnkleys .12 1 2 9 59 Black Horse B . ..13 0 1 12 48 Fourth Division P. W D . L P
P W D L P
■DoglmiB-..........11 2 3' 6 63 DcLacy.............10 3 2 5 60 VicloriaA............ 9 3 2 4 58 Craven Heifer A ...9 2 1 6 50
.PendleHotcl......8 1 2 5 34 Ladies'Division .
RBLA .......-..10 8 0 2 80 BuckA;...'.....10 7 0 3 71 KingsArms . . . . .10 5 0 5 59 Station.............10 6 0 4 59 BuckB............10:. 3: 0 7 32 DeLacy
........iO :1 -. 0 9 28 •points deducted
. P W D L P , ,
Victoria B . . . . . . .10 8 2 0107 Higher Buck B . . .11 ; 8- 2. 1104
'iDorIiuiA . . . . ..13 5 4 4 -95 BeraardsBuck. ;.14 ••4 '• 5 5 95 StorkB . . . . . . . ..13 6 2 5 92
..14 11 1 2130 ..13 •5 5 3.98
White Horse B . ..13 7 3 3108 Bucks.......... ..13 6 3 .4103 White Horse A . ..13 8 2 3103 BlackHorseA . ..13 7 1 5 98 .WaRonA; ....... ..14 7 0 7-94
First Division P w D L P
...11 1 5 5 62 ...12 1 4 7 60
SCOTT Thompson won the Miners Lamp Competition at Clitheroe Golf Club on Saturday, with 40 points. Tony Flanagan shot a gross 72, but
Clitheroe’s perceived scrum advantage was emasculated, when uncontested scrums were ordered, as Fleetwood had no recognised front row replacement after their prop had exited injured. All totally -within the rules, but at the
same time teeth-gnashingly frustrating. A tiring team shipped a couple more
tries toward the end, but battled well, exemplified by Danny Cowgill in the pack. Centres Kieron Keough and Dave
Fairhurst grew into their role as the game progressed, and young Chris Williams had a fine game on the wing, putting in some brilliant try-saving tackles. Man-of-the-match was Ollie McEn-
tyre. Thompson lights up Clitheroe!
with his 36 points two shots better than Chris Bailey. David Robinson was third after cards. Clitheroe’s ladies were also in action in
son both returned 37 points, one ahead of Malcolm Goldsworthy. Mark Ashworth took the'best gross
was one shot off the pace with 39 points. Doug Wheatley took third with 38. Paul Traynor and Graeme Edmund-
: the prizes following the Gents’ Open Four. Man Team Event on Sunday. D. Dickinson led J. Hughes, G. B^^e
and I. Billington from Accrington into first place with 84 points. Clitheroe’s Paul Connolly’s team,
with 35 points. • Captain Elect Alf England presented
the Lister Cup - a competition against par - on Thursday. Tracy Bentley won with a score of 0 after a card play-off ■with Sarah Hale, with Sue Gibson third
. Steve Dean from the home club scoring 81 points for third. , . (illub competitions are reaching a cru
'Henderson, brother Thomas and Denzil Walker from Burnley, and super sub
. Woodbum and IDerrick Eglin. ■ The-Club Singles final will feature
Ross Dent won the Junior Stableford, . ' :
cial stage, with the Seniors’ Singles Knockout final for the Dennis Kershaw Memorial Trophy between Douglas
Nigel Clowes and either Simon Hale or Malcolm Brown, while David Wilson will meet either Julian Troup or Jonathan Dugdale in the Castle Cup final.
with Daniel Preedy, Julian Troup and Whalley’s Rob Andrew, was second ■with 82 points. . • Clitheroe club champion Andrew
year, the Junior Club Championship, had to be played on temporary greens because of the weather, but the short ened course produced some remarkable scoring. Ben Westhead was the overall winner
winner, also with nett 70. At Stonyhurst, the last major of the
with 52- points, with Craig Richardson second with 47 points and Mark Ashe third on 46 pointe. Joel Phelps took the Stonyhurst
Trophy was held on Sunday, and won by Andrew Wray (72-2-70), ahead of Howard Walmsley (94-19-75), who was second on a card play-off;
Junior of the Year prize, a'warded for. the most improved and consistent golfer. At Whalley, the final of the Hitchin
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Hole Stableford Qualifying Competi tion, Marion Read came out on top with 13 points, ahead of Norma Hoyle -with nine, and Nancy Mortimer, who was third -with eight ^ter a card play-off. . In the Stonyhurst Park September Medal, Dougie Boreham won the Cate gory 1 prize with nett 70. Brent Aspinall was the Category 2
(-1). On the same day, in the ladies’ Nine-
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