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62 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, September 25th, 2008 Dog In n . . . ./'.4


Brewers lJnilid'h:^‘.'.6 DOG Inn made a losing'; s ta r t7 : to |th e ir ;H a r ry i D ewhurs tiM em or ia l League campaign’ fol­ lowing a thrilling clash a t Wilson’s.


', ~ The'much"changed- it


Whalley side gave starts; ing ‘d eb u ts ’ tois'Chris , Grimshaw,* Mark Lord,*, Shaun Sumner,*Nathan.; Ball,'and: Jordy Tim-.' mins, with Scott Gant the substitute.^' R e tu rn in g .striker:


Nick Lord gave Dog the lead with a fantastic fin- i ish, and he repeated the : dose ' after


th e


Oswaldtwistle side had' netted an equaliser.'- ; But-just as Dog were,


looking comfortable;’ parity, was restored bjr a rebound from a contrb-' versial free-kick. Brewers started the:


icr..


second half much th e stronger, although their 5-2 lead was harsh on the Whalley side. Lord then completed:


his h a t- tr ick to giv e ’ Dog fresh hope, before; 16-year-old , G an t became ; the club's youngest-ever competi­ t iv e scorer when he., scored from close range. Dog looked to have:


levelled the game in the’i d y ing moments, b u t ' Lord's piledriver some- ; how stayed out before a' Brewers cqunter-attack made the game safe. ■: ,7 Afterwards, manager,


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Simon ' Kerins said:; ','W ith so many new arrivals, we knew, that ' we would be learning on th e job and th a t c er­ tainly proved, to be the case. ‘■


, ‘At 2-1,'we were just;


s ta r t in g to look com-; fortable and the decision’ to award Brewers a free-; kick certainly-helped th em backs into th e game.


“However, we a re - :


older and wiser for the experience and :I am confident that ■we will be ' ba ck i to winning ways very soon." • Dog visit King


George's on: Sunday: to' take on Accrington side, Boca Seniors.


Teams sought


TH E :in ew ; Rbefield L e isu re isEive-a-Side W in te r .League will kick-off later th is month.' ’ And the league is


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after new teams to enter w h a t has become the most competitive small- sidedrieague in,*East Lancashire. ^ ■ Running now for over 10 years, the new league will kick-off on Sunday,; October 19th,"


i Botlf: the league - and; cup winners" will receive


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awards a t the end of-the season; with;the leagu'el aff iliated .tdlthe?Lah-; cashire FA^V i,_


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Holders’ solid


display


R im in g lo n ...................5 Carlelon ..................... 0 CRAVEN Cup holders Rimington began their defence with a comofrtable win thanks to four first half goals. Rob Lloyd got things


started after 15 minutes when he collected the ball 30 yards from goal, turned and fire a screamer into the top corner. The home side played at


a pace their guests strug-, gled to match and several chances went begging before Tom O’Neill was sent through after Lloyd and Penman combined well, and he calmly lobbed the ball over the keeper. A Lloyd strike was par­


ried by the keeper and the ever alert Dinsdale reacted quickets to force the rebound in before Michael Walsh rounded off a fine half with a shot from 20 yards which flew into the bottom corner. The second half proved


to be something of an anti­ climax as Rimington eased off and played with no real intensity. Danny Anderson was


forced into making a cou­ ple of excellent saves and then Rimington upped their games to seal victory. Lloyd had a penalty


saves, Heslop saw a great effort blocked by the keep­ er, but he scored the final goal when th e keeper missed an attempted clear­ ance and Heslop rolled the ball into the back of the net. Rimington re tu rn to East Lancashire League


. action on Saturday when they make the trip to Rock


Rovers. Goodshaw ...................... 0 Riminglon Reserves . .7


' THERE were more new faces in th e Rimington


line-up with keeper Ryan Peel making a great s ta rt by keeping a clean sheet on his debut. Rimington s ta r te d


b r ig h t ly and took th e game to Goodshaw and Sharpies should have made th e pressure count b u t chipped the ball just over the bar. Rimington did take the


lead on 17 minutes when Carter held off a defender to lay the ball to Sharpies. His neat first touch and pass fed Leach who slotted the ball into the corner! Rimington soon added


to th e tally on 25 when Carter bundled in a Leach cross. Carter soon grabbed as


Walmsley fed a perfect pass though the back line for Carter to smash into the bottom left hand cor­ ner. Rimington


soon


grabbed a four th when Hall fed Carter and his quick one-two with Shields put him through on goal and he took his chance well with a neat finishfor his second ha t- trick in 2 games! Goodshaw tried to claw


th e ir -way back in to the game a t the s ta r t of the second halfand soon forced a save from debutant keep­ er Peel.


Butr there was no stop­ ,


ping Rimington and a cross whipped over by Leach was met by the head of Shields to make it five. ■Walmsley got on th e


score sheet on 70 minutes and not long after the scor­ ing was complete as strik­ er Threlfall was bundled down in the box and he calmljYSojjj^yerted. th e resulting peh'alty. The second string are at


home to Stacksteads on Saturday. •


CLITHEROE Wolves Under 12s have been provided with a new kit and training lops, courtesy of R. E. Dawson Ltd of King Street, Clitheroe, and Ridehalgh Chartered Accountants of Blackburn. The side, managed by Roy


Callcrmole and Anthony McColler, feature in the Accrington and District League, and have made the step up this season from seven-a-side to 11-a-side (s)


Brierfield C e l t ic ......... 3 Wolves Under 17s . . . .4 STAR m a n Leeban Clemmey o pen ed th e scoring in this victory by the odd goal in seven. He ham m e red home


following good work by Jack Parkinson, before the player was fouled in the box and M a t t Sedg­ wick converted the penal­ ty.


Two sn a p sh o ts


brought th e home side level midway through the half, before P a rk in so n tapped home to p u t Wolves back in front.


• Celtic levelled again just before the break, but Charlie Ja ck son sealed the win la te on w ith a free kick. Wolves Under 10s BlueS Pendlc Forest White .0 LOCHLAN Barnes net­ ted twice in th is hard- fought w in fo r th e Blues. He also picked up the


m a n - o f - t h e -m a t c h award, as William Pallis- ter completed th e scor­ ing. Darwen........... ..............0 Wolves Under 8s Yellows WOLVES made i t three wins from th re e with a good away performance at Darwen. After a goal-less first


half, their attacking flair came to th e fore with goals from Ben England, Ollie Pallister and James Baird.


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Lloyds TSB step in to help Langht^


IN a week when the global financial markets were in turmoil, LloydsTSB still managed to agree to sponsor a new kit for Langho Under 13s. Blackburn Senior Branch Manager, Stuart Ogden,


called in on the boys training session to hand over the new kit to the team, and joint managers Tim Phelps and Nigel Stones Stu ar t said: “At LloydsTSB, we understand how


important sport is to the young in our communities. “We are proud and privileged to show our support


by sponsoring Langho Juniors, and wish them the very best of luck this season and in the future.” Mr Ogden is pictured presenting th e hew spopn- sored strip.(s).


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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, September 25th, 2008 63 • UNIBOND


First Division North P W D L P


FOOTBALL LEAGUE


Bambcr Bridge . . . 8 5 1 2 16 Ossett Albion.....9 5 1 3 16 Mossley..............7 5 0 2 15 CurzonAshton ...9 4 3 2 15 CUTHEROE....6- 5 0 1 1 5 ’ Durham City. . . . .7 4 3 0 15 NewcastleBS ....7 4 2 1 14


•SkerdaleUtd.....6 4 2 0 14 T r a f f o r d . . . 9 4 1 4 13 Lancaster City ...8 4 1 3 13 FCHalifaxTn....7 3 1 3 10 Woodley Sports...8 3 1 4 10 RadcliffcBor. ....7 3 0 4 9 Colwyn Bay......... 8 2 3 3 9 RossendaleUtd ...7 2 . 2 3 8 WarringtonTn .;.8 2 2 4 8 Wakefield.............8 2 2 4 8 GarforthTn....... .7 2 1 4 7 Chorley...............8 1 3 4 6 Harrogate RA . . . .9 0 2 7 2 Salford City.........7 0 1 6 1 I.4incit Lancashire League P W D L P


Fleetwood Tn ....5 3 2 0 11 Chorley...............4 3 0 1 9 Barrow............ 5 3 0 2 9 CLITHEROE....5 2 2 1 8 Burscough . . . . . . . 6 2 1 3 7 Leigh Genesis ....5 2 1 2 7


- Bamber Bridge .. .6 2 1 3 7- SalfordCity......... 3 2 0 1 6- Formby...............4 2 0 2 6 Workington..........5 1 1 3 4 Darwen...............4 1 1 2 4 Lancaster City ...4 0 1 3 1


DONALD RACE AND NEWTON EAST


LANCS FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Canberra 1, Goodshaw Unit­


ed 3; Colne United 2, Rock Rovers 2; Mill Hill St Peter’s 12, Peel Park 1; Read U n ited 1, Hurst Green 4; Stacksteads St Jo sep h ’s 2, Langho 2; Worsthorne 6, Enfield 1. Second Division


Burnley GSOB 1, Barrowford


Celtic 1; Burnley Boys’ Club 1, Rawtenstall 5; Feniscowlcs 0, Bacup Cricket Club 2; Padiham A 1, Oswaldtwistle St Mary's 2; Pendle Forest 3, Belvedere 0; Sabden 4, Clitheroc Royal British Legion 5. . Reserve Division


Barrowford Celtic 2, Pendle


Forest 2; Enfield 7, Read United 0; Hurs t Green G, B urnley GSOB 0; Oswaldtwistle St Mary’s 1, Stacksteads 1; Peel Park 1, Langho 3; Rock Rovers 3, Worsthorne 3; Goodshaw United 0, Rimington 7. FIXTURES Saturday


First Division Borrowdale United v Stack­


steads St Joseph’s; Canberra v Enfield; Colne United v Read United; Goodshaw U nited v Hurst Green; Langho v Worsthorne; Peel Park v Mill Hill St Peter’s; Rock Rovers v Rimington. Second Division


Bacup Cricket Club v


CUTHEROE Wolves Under 8s Yellow in their Minky-sponsored shorts, (s) A supreme p erform­


ance from Kit Lloyd saw him take the man-of-the- match award. R ish to n U n i ted ..........2 Wolves Under 12s . . . .4 WOLVES started off the new season with a well- deserved win. Playing 11-a-side for


the first time, the team got off to a great s ta r t , going in at half-time with a 3-0 lead. The opening goal from


Brandon Garside, from a g re a t cross from R yan Cattermole, was followed by a strong run and shot


from Edward Drake, and a dipping free kick from Cattermole. •Rishton came b a ck


into the game in the sec­ ond half, scoring twice, but Wolves were still in contro l, ad d in g to th e score with a strong head­ er from a comer by Niall Scorer. Saturday's result was


not to repeated the fol­ lowing day, when Wolves went down 7-1 to a strong Leyland team in the cup, with Cattermole scoring a co n so la tio n goal.


Wolves Under 8s Red .2 K n u zd en .................... 2 TWO goals in th e last five m in u te s earned


Wolves a point. Failure to capitalise on


th e ir chances cost them dear, as they soon found themselves behind. B u t la te g o ^ 't r o m and


s ta r man Joe H arry Jackson earned a


share of the spoils. The side also secured a


1-1 . d r ^ - . agains t Oswaldtvv^fe^t Mary’s, with man-of-the-match


Leighton Clarkson net­ ting a free kick.


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Rawtenstall; Burnley GSOB v Barnoldswick Town; Belvedere v Feniscowles; Oswaldtwistle St Mary’s v Clithcroe Royal British Legion; Pendle Forest v Padiham A; Sabden v Barrowford Celtic. Reserve Division


Barrowford Celtic v Peel


Park; Enfield v Oswaldtwistle St Mary’s; Hurst Green v Good­ shaw United; Read United v Langho; Rimington v S ta ck ­ steads St Joseph's; Rock Rovers v Pendle Forest; Worsthorne v ColneUnited. TABLES-:


;


, First Division !


P W D L P


_Rimingtbn . . . . . . .5 ;5 . 0 0 15 ^ K i r s t Green -....... 5 4 1 • 0 13 .


^ ^ » g h o . . ; , . . . . . . 6 ;3 '2 1 11 ^ i l lH i l l . . : ; . . . . .5 3* 1 1 10 Stacksteads . . . . . . 6 3 1 2 10


-ColneUtd;...:...4 2 1 1 7 Worsthome . . . . . .3 . 2 0 1 6 GoodshawUtd .'..4 2 0 2 6 ‘ ReadUUi.........4 1 0 3 3 Enf ield'//.......S I 0 4 3 Canberra....... ...3 0 1 2 1 RockRovers . I . . .2 -.0 1 1 1 Borrowdale Utd ..3 0 • 0 3 0 PeclPark . . . . . . . .5 0 0 5 0


S p o r t I n f q r m a t t o n D e s k Football


Football


Second Division P W D* L P


BacupCC . . . . . . .4 4 0 0 12 BGSOB..................5 3 1 1 10 ClitheroeR6L ...3 3 0 0 9 Rawtenstall.............3 3 0 0 9 OssySM .............5 3 0 2 9 B’ford Celtic...........4 2 1 1 7 Feniscowles.............5 2 1 2 7 B’wick T n ...........3 2 0 1 6 Bly Boys’Club ...6 2 0 4 6 Belvedere................6 1 1 4 4 Pendle Forest . . . .4 1 0 3 3 Padiham A ......... 5 1 0 4 3 Sabden....................5 0 0 5 0 Reserve Division P W D L P


OssySM .............4 2 2 0 8 Hurst Green ........3 2 1 0 7 Enfield.;................3 2 1 0 7 Stacksteads.............4 2 1 1 7 Rimington.............. 2 2 0 0 6 Langho....................3 2 0 1 6 BGSOB..................5 1 r 1 4 Peel Park................ 4 I 1 2 4 Read Utd................ 3 1 0 1 3 Worsthome.............2 0 2 0 2 Pendle Forest ....3 0 2 1 2 B’ford Celtic...........4 0 2 2 2 Rock Rovers...........3 0 1 2 1 Goodshaw Utd ...3 0 0 3 0 Colne U td ...............0 0 0 0 0


HARRY DEWHURST MEMORIAL


LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division


Church Tn 0, Welly Clayton 1; Dog Inn 4, Brewers Utd 6;


Globe Bullough 3, Clarence 1. Second Division


Clayton-le-Moors 0, Kings


Arms 7; Duke of Wellington 2, Spinning Jenny 1; Helmshore Har­ riers 2, Gt Harwood Rovs 6; Ossy Refugees 3, Commercial 06 1 . FIXTURES Sunday


First Division Boca Seniors v Dog Inn


(King George’s); Brewers Utd v Clarence (Foxhill); Welly Clay­ ton V Globe Bullough (Wilson’s). Second Division


Commercial Old Boys v


Helmshore Harriers (Marl Pits); Great Harwood Rovers v Ossy Refugees (Wilson’s); Kings Arms V Duke of Wellington (Roefield).


ROEFIELD LEISURE INDOOR FIVE-A­ SIDE FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Regulators 9, Real Rosslee 4;


Wilkies Warriors 7, Real Blad- dcred 1; AC Men 4, New Inn 2; AFC Buck 0, Morning Glory 4; Beercan 2, Mad Dogs 10; Chick­ en Legends 7, Drunken Monkeys 2; Clitheroe Clowns 8, MMS4. FIXTURES Sunday


9 a.ni. Wilkies Warriors v


Regulators; 9-35 a.m. AC Men v Real Rosslee; 10-10 a.m. AFC Buck v Real Bladdered; 10-45 a.m. Bcorcan v New Inn; 11-20 a.m. Chicken Legends v Morn­ ing Glory; 11-55 a.ni. Clithcroe Clowns V Mad Dogs; 12-30 p.m. Drunken Monkeys v MMS. TABLE P W D L .P


Regulators.........23 19 1 3 58 Morning Glory ..23 16 1 6 49 Beercan.............22 14 3 5 45 C’roe Cloivns . . . .22 14 3 5 45 AFC Buck......... 22 13 5 4 44 New Inn.............24 13 3 8 42 Wilkies Warriors .24 12. 1 11 37 AC Men .............23 12 1 10 37 Mad Dogs


23 10 1 12 31


Chicken Legends .24 6 3 14 21 M M S . .. .. ....... 23 5 3 15 18 Real Bladdered ..23 6 0 17 18 Real Rosslee . . . .22 6 0 16 18 Drunken M’keys .23 3 1 19 10


WARBURTONS


YOUTH FOOTBALL LEAGUE


■ RESULTS Under 13


Colne 3, Clitheroe Wolves 3. Under 15


Clarets 6.


Clitheroc Wolves 0, Junior Under 16


Colne 3, Clitheroe Wolves Rangers 3.


EXPRESS GIFTS HYNDBURN VETS


BOWLING LEAGUE TABLES


A Division 1’ W D L P


Rhyddings.........25 23 0 2 222 EibbledaleA ....26 23 0 3 215 RushtonStA....26 20 0 6 213 WorsIeyA .........21 19 1 4 199 Burnley R d .......... 26 14 0 12 163 Peel Park A .......... 26 15 0 11 161 Lowerfold............. .25 12 0 13 157 OakhillVetsA...26 10 2 14 141 Sabden BC............26 12 0 14 138 EishtonBC ....26 7 1 18 127 Catty Park A ...26 8 1 17 122 Mercer Park ....26 6 1 19 114 WballeyBC.......... 26 6 0 20 112 Worsley B .........26 2 0 24 75 B Division P W D L P


OakhillPk........26 25 1 0 236 EusbtonStB....26 21 1 4 216 Waddington.......26 19 1 6 194 BullougbB .......26 16 4 6 182 Immanuel A ....26 17 2 7 172 OakhillVctsB...26 13 2 11 163 RibblesdaleB ...26 11 3 12 161 Hurst Green . .. .26 13 0 13 156 Immanuel B . .. .26 11 2 13 151 Read B C .......... 26 8 1 17 119 MilnshawC.......20 3 0 23 112 Peel Park B .....26 3 4 19 110 MilnsbawB.......26 4 4 18 108 GattyParkB ...26 4 1 21 104


ALTHAMS TRAVEL HYNDBURN BOWL­


ING LEAGUE First Division P W D L P


Free Gardeners ..19 15 1 3123 Globe A ................20 13 0 7123 RusbtonStE....20 14 0 6115 RibblesdaleA ...20 8 1 11104 BurnleyRdC ...20 11 0 8102 GfobeE . .......2 0 8 2 10 96 Ossy Con. ......20 9 2 9 95 SalesburyBlue ..20 -8 0 12 89 'SabdenB 20 7 0 13 85 EushtonStC....20 7 0 13-83 WhallcyA ......19 6 0 13 75 Second Division P W D L P


Coppice..:.......20 16 2 2134 SydneySt ......20 14 3 3127 WaddingtonA...20 9 3 8110 OakbillFarkA ..20 10 2 8104 Immanuel A ....20, 8 2 10 97 BurnleyRdB ...20 - 9 1 10 95 MercerPark ....20 8 . 2 10 92 OakhillAsh.......20 . 6 2 12 92 GlobcC...........20 - 8 : 0 12 88; RisbtonBC .....20 7 1 12 84 Risbton Con. C . .20 6 1 13 76


. ACCRINGTON YOUTH FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS Under 9


Rosscndalc Valley Green 1,


Wilpshire Wanderers Blue 4; Wilpshire Wanderers Red 0, Rishton Utd 1. . Under 10


ITaslingden 0, Whalley 6;


Wilpshire Wanderers 0, Hun- coat Utd 2.


Under II Clitheroo Wolves Blue 5,


Rossendalc Valley Yellow 0; Mill Hill 0, Clitheroe Wolves Red 1; Rossendale Valley Red 2, Wilpshire Wanderers 3. Under 12


Clayton Park R an g e rs 0,


Wilp sh ire W an d e re rs 5; Clitheroc Wolves 3, Knuzden 3; Whalley 0, Baxenden Villa 13.


Under 14 League Two Wilpshire Wanderers 1, Gt


Harwood Rovers 5. Under l.'S


Wilpshire W an d e re rs 4,


Clitheroc Wolves 1. Under 16 League One


Rcadstonc Utd 1, Barrow­


ford Celtic 0. . Under 16 League Two


Church 4, Wilpshire Wan­ derers 6.


Grange A ........ ..16 13 0 1119 WhatleyB . . . . ..16 10 0 6 93 Sabden C . . . ..16 8 0 ■8 78 Catty Park


Third Division P W D L P


RcadCC........ ..16 8 1 7 77 Oakhill Park 6 ..16 8 0 8 77 SalesburyRed . ..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 7 0 9 78


Gt H’wood CC ..16 15 0 1112 Grange C ........ ..16 11 0 5 99 Alma B; .......... ..16 10 0 6 90 Ribblesdale C . ..16 9 0 7 94 Milnshaw Park ..16 8 1 7’76 Burnley RdD . ..16 6 0 10 66 SabdenA ........ ..16 5 0 11 64 Clithcroc CC B ..16 4 1 11 59 Oakhill Beech . ..16 3 0 13 49


Darks and Dominoes


CLITHEROE MEN’S INVITATION


SUMMER DARTS


LEAGUE RESULTS


League Play-Off Semi-Finals Legion B 3, Low Moor 4;


Waddington 1. Swan A 4. FIXTURES Monday


Singles Knockout Competition to bo held at the


British Legion, 8-20 p.m. start. October 6th


Play-off Final between Low


Moor and Swan A; Team Cham­ pions Knockout and Presenta­ tion Night. FINAL TABLES Red Division P W L P


Legion B ................ 12 9 3 58 Waddington...........12 9 3 52 Craven Heifer.........12 7 5 52 St Michael’s A .........12 9 3 48 White Lion.............12 6 6 45 Horse Shoe.............12 2 10 31 SwanB ................. 12 0 12 8 Blue Division P W L P


S«anA ................. 10 8 8 48 Low Moor...............10 7 7 45 St Michael's RO ...10 7 7 44 Pendle Inn...............10 5 5 33 Brown Cow.............10 3 7 27 Legion A .................10 0 10 13


RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES’DARTS


ASSOCIATION RESULTS


Bay Horse 2, Low Moor 7;


Legion 2, Catholic SC 7; Judge 8, Royal Oak 1; Craven 3, Billington BC 7: De Lacy 3, Black Bull 6. HIGH SCORES


133, A M. Bellanca, P. Di.\on;


128, C. Gilmour; 125, L. Hoyle, A. Southwell: 124, M. Boyd; 121, B. Parker; 117, E. Jungbluth, L. Lambe; 116, A. Southwell; 115, D. Baker: 112, M. Hargreaves: 108. D. C ockett; 102, H. Burgess: 100, B. Parker (2), .1. Whelan, A. Haydock, C. Gilmour.


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND DOMINOES


LEAGUE Rihble Leugue Darts


• De Lacy 3, Judge Walmsley


6; Black Horse A 9, Horse Shoe 0; Castle 3, Swan and’Royal 6; Buck B 7, Waggon and Horses 2. Dominoes


De Lacy 10, Judge Walmsley


11; Black Horse A 11, Horse Shoe 10; C as tle 7, Swan and. Royal 14; Buck B 10, Waggon and Horses 11.


‘


Pendlc League Darts


. White Horse 4, Social Club 5; Buck A 8, Black Horse B 1. • Dominoes •


White Horse 9, Social Club


12; Buck A 12, Black Horse B 9. HIGH SCORES


174, M. Lloyd; 140, L. Wright


x2, P. Taylor x2, S. Stanley yi2, S. McCullough, R. Lloyd,J. Wilson,- D. Southwell, N. Charnley, R. Hargreaves, L. Birtwell; 138, W.


Chalburn .................... 4 Wilsden


.............3 Second Division Darl.s and Dominoc.s


Iddon, R. O’Neill; 136, J. Mars- den; 135, B. Eatough; 134, J. Dewhurst; 133, T. Peel x2; 131, R. Lloyd, L. Wright; 128; S. McCul­ lough; 125, N. Chamley, K. Evan- son; 123, P. Greatorex, K. Dutt, M. Hill; 121, P. Taylor x2, J. Wil­ son, D. Ainsworth; 120, E O’Neill, H. Draper; 111, L. Thomben 108, L. Thomber, D. Southwell; 107, K. Gahan; 105, G. Meddon, N. Birtwell; 100, J. Schofield x7, J. Dewhurst x6, L. Wright x5, P. Taylor x5, B. Cunliffe Snr x4, M. Mercer x3, P. Greatorex x3, H. Draper x3, J. Wilson x3, S. Stan­ ley x3, L. Gahan x3, M. Lloyd x3, R. Hargreaves x3, B. Hart x2, M. Cuncarr x2, L. Astin x2, R. Jones x2, M. Hargreaves x2, R. Lloyd x2, B. Eatough x2, K. Evanson x2, G. Williams x2, K. Duut, D. Ainsworth, D. Steele, J. Cross, J. Price, N. Chamley, J. Fowler, R. O’Neill, K. Parker, S. Slater. TABLES


Rihhic League Darts


P


BuckB........................................ 86 Black Horse A ..............................86 Judge Walmsley............................75 Waggon .......................................67 Swan............................................49 Horse Shoe...................................45 DeLacy.......................................34 Castle.......................................... 19 Dominoes


P


Judge Walmsley...........................141 BuckB.......................................141 DeLacy.....................................139 Castle........................................ 137 Swan..........................................130 Black Horse A ............................ 129 Horse Shoe..................................128 Waggon .....................................127 Pcndic League Darts


P


Buck A ........................................ 51 Black Horse B Social Club.................. White Horse................. Dominoes


...............38 .................34


...............29 P


White Horse........... ; ..................107 Social Club................................. 106 Buck A ........................................ 88 Black Horse B ..............................78


THWAITES


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL


• LEAGUE RESULTS


Premier Division Billington Band Club B 5,


Legion B 7; St Peter’s A 7, Low Moor 0; Bay Horse 7, White Hart 5.


First Division Station 4, Black Horse -A 8:


Wagon A 6, Duck B G: Read Con. Club 6, White Horse 6: White Horse A 5, St Peter's B


H


• Stork B 3, Dog 9; Low Moor B 6,. Con. Club 6; Rose and Crown B 10, Higher Buck 2; Kings Arms 9, Buck D 3. Tiiird Division


Buck Wrinkleys 6, Castle B G:


Legion D 5, Wagon B 7; White Hart B 8, White Lion 4. Fourth Division


Pendle Hotel 10, De Lacy 2;


Victoria B 7, Craven Heifer A 5. FIXTURES Tonight


- Foundalion Cup Final Legion A v Buck A a t Low


Moor. ■ • The registration night for


the W in te r League will take place tonight a t Low Moor. This will be capped a t 40 teams, with priority given to teams who have completed all Summer League fixtures.


TABLES


Premier Division P W D L P


RBLA............... 12 9 2 1115 RBLB............... 12 8 4 0109 Buck A ...............12 6 3 3100 LmvMoorA ....14 7 2 5 99 Bay Horse......... 13 2 5 6 79 St Peter’s A ....... 13 2 4 7 69 Billington B ....... 12 1 5 6 G7 White Hart A ...12 1 3 8 57 First Division P W D L P


White Horse B ..14 7 4 3115 BuckB............... 14 6 4 4110 Black Horse A . . .14 8 1 5108 White Horse A ..14 8 2 4108 Wagon A ........... 15 7 1 7101 St Peter’s B ........14 5 2 7 93 Con.ClubA ....14 5 1 8 92 Read Con............ 15 5 2 8 88 Station B ........... 14 3 3 8 81 Second Division P W D L P


Rose & Crown B .15 II 2 2144 KingsArmsA ...15 12 1 2141 Dog Inn A ......... 14 6 4 4106 Higher Buck A ..14 5 5 4100 Bernards Buck ..14 4 5 5 95 Stork B ............. 14 6 2 6 95 Low Moor B ___14 1 4 9 75 Con.CiubB ....14 2 3 9 69 •BuckD.............14 2 4 8 64 Tliird Division P W D L P


Kings Arms B ...12 9 1 2106 White Hart B ...13 7 3 3103 White Lion .....12 7 0 5 94 Castle B .............12 7 1 4 94 Wagon B ............12 7 1 4 94 RBLD...............13 6 2 5 94 Buck Wrinkleys .13 1 3 9 66 Black Horse B'.. .13 0 1 12 48 Fourth Division P W 1) L P


Victoria B ..........11 9 2 0116 Higher BuckB ..II 8 2 1104 DogInnB......... II 2 3 6 63 DeLacy.............11 3 2 6 62 Victoria A ........... 9 3 2 .4 58 Craven Heifer A .10 2 1 7 55 Pendle Hotel....... 9 2 2 5 40 Ladies’ Division P W D L P


.RBLA............. -.10 8 0 2 80 Buck A ...............10 7 0 3 71 Kings Arms....... 10 5 0 5 59 Station............... 10 6 0 4 59 Buck B ............... 10 3 0 7 32 DcLacy.............10 1 0 9 28 •points deducted


THERE was a feast of cricket at a sunny Church Meadow on Sunday. The Clitheroe and District MidWeek


Cricket League held their two cup finals - and the four teams involved did not disap­ point. The first final saw the two Chipping sides


compete for the Bradlow Trophy. Batting first, Chipping R^blers made


an exceiient start with both openers retiring with scores of 30, and at 72-0 from 11 overs, Ramblers looked on course for setting a score of more than 120. However, with some tight bowling and


some poor shot selection. Ramblers reached a competitive 104-8. * In reply. Chipping A made a slow start


and were soon losing wickets With none of their recognised batsmen reaching 30, it was left to the tailenders to lead the way. With 16 runs needed off the last two


overs and nine runs from the last over, the Chipping A batsmen eased home with three balls to spare. In an exciting finish. Chip­ ping A ran out xvinners by two wickets. In the Mike’s Sportsworld Challenge.


PLAYING only their sec­ ond game of the season, Chatburii handed a debut to defender Ben Dewhurst who adds a bit of steel to a sophisticated defence. Straight from the-kick­


off Chatburn took the game to the opposition and within minutes they were ahead, when Fallon chest­ ed down a high ball and neatly laid it into Dolan’s path, who hit a screaming first time shot which was tipped on to the bar. With the ball loose and


the goalkeeper struggling to gather i t , Holgate pounced, slipping the ball under the keeper to get his first goal for the club. Holgate also had a hand


in the second, when he took the ball out wide and delivered a great cross to Fallon, who's first touch slid it into the bottom cor­ ner.


With a two-goal lead


Chatburn took their foot of the pedal and, a f te r missing a h o st of chances,Wilsden clawed one back from a poorly defended corner. Chatburn s ta r te d the


second half brightly but again struggled to convert their chances and paid the price when a rare goalkeep­ ing error by Braithwalte p u t Wilsden back in the game. But this only provided


Chatburn with the spur they needed. They quickly took the lead again when Richard Sullivan found space on the wing and his floated ball was met by Holgate’s powerful header. Minutes later Holgate


secured his hat-trick and th e man-of-the-match award, when Sullivan delivered a pinpoint cross which gave Holgate the space" to take a touch in the box, and with a striker of


.his quality he needed no second invitation, slam­ ming the ball into the back of the net. Determined defending


saw Chatburn hold on until the final few minutes when Wilsden scored from a sloppy throw-in. However Chatburn held


strong to claim their sec­ ond win from two games.


Cup, Sabden took on Rimington on an improving wicket. Sabden batted first and made scoring


look easy, with Dibb retiring on 30 and Wright, 27, before becoming the first of Tim Le-Breton’s four victims. At 70-0 from nine ovels, Sabden were on


course for a large total. However, with Cor- mack taking 4-12 from his five overs, and 2- 11 from Binns, the Sabden innings tailed away to 112 all out from 25 of their 30 overs. In reply, Rimington made a slow start,


loang both openers with only 22 runs on the board. Davies then made 34 retired to put Rim­


ington on top before losing three quick wickets, putting Sabden back in the game, Dunderdale taking an outstanding catch in the outfield, worthy of any catch of the sea- son award!


•. It was lef t to Gaskili (22) and Rimington


skipper Binns to help Rimington home with five wickets and four overs to spare. Special thanks should go to the grounds


'• staff at Ribblesdale Wanderers who worked hard to ensure the finals day went ahead.


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