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Hurst Green -J7T/715 Barrowford Cellic}vt2 HUEST-Green playrf a


: predominantly; reserve side aslfr^yeark)ld Jake' Craven marked his debiit with two coolly-taken goals. " '


• r On a smooth pitch,' it was •; Barrowford; who made much of . the ruri-‘


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' ning‘during the first half,- as Hurst Grreii struggled to find their rhythm. C' - .' ■ - The yisitors took the lead from the'penalty spot as Briggs brought down a striker just inade thebox.


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■ A ■ one-goal lead became: two: halfway, through the first period, : as the visitors worked the ball \yell down the Green right hand side and into the box, where the striker poked past the oncoming Wayne Addicott.


. - iThe home side were, slower to every ball and looked a yard short of pace, as the visitors \vere finding huge spaces wth alarming regularity. : Green’s only joy came


just on - half-time as Craven found himself free inside the box and slotted homa,


^ - : Green made several


changes at half-time, and Craven grabbed his sec­ ond of the game midivay through the half as he nonchalantly lobbed the stranded keeper from just outside the box.


>1 .- ' Chances for a winner-


were still very much at a premium, but Chippen­ dale-continued his bril­ liant pre-season as he somehow managed to turn a loose ball in when on the floor. The Reserves began'


their league campaign, last night at Goodshaw United, and play champi­ ons Worsthome oii Satim- day at Smithy Row. ; ; The first team begin


their quest for the title when they travel to play; Canberra on Saturday. ;


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□READSTONE United Under 16 Girls are look-: ing for new players. - ' Anyone in Year 10 or


11 is.welcome to go to training on Thursday evenings at Read Prima­ ry School between 6-30-7-. 30 p.m., and for more information, ring Andrea (07887 947677) or John': (077^5^773).'. ;Th'e team has players;


from.Burnley, Pendle, Accrington' - " and Clitheroe, and play in the North 'Valley League on Sundays; where last sea-, son they won the league,. and were cup runners-up.'


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: iiUnited’svUnder^ 8s Blues'also need new play­ ers for the forthcoming season, which starts on Sunday, September 6th.'i' ^.Training- is; held on:


Thursday'evenings;again. at Read school field from


,6-30-7-30 "p.m., and any' bojr or ^ 1 wishing to play can just turn up on the night/For more informa-: tion, contact manager Russell Bentley (01254' 386862/07701 OOSm).”;.:


double is the key!


Clilheroe .......... ....-/ Salford City . . . . . . . 1 CRAIG Sargeson’s first half double was the ■ backbone behind this latest Blues victory. . An : accomplished


first half performance saw Clitheroe recover from an early setback to fire four goals. And th a t was more


than enough to hand them th e ir third straight victory, follow­ ing the opening day dis- appointnient against Mossley. With that 2-0 defeat


prompting a chorus of boos around some parts of Shawbridge, the home


su pp or ters


applauded th e ir side from the field this time around;


And for the second


time in three days over th e Bank Holiday weekend, Clitheroe recovered from falling behind early on to seal the three points. Clitheroe almost


opened the scoring in th e f i r s t 30 seconds, only for Sargeson to fire wide following Carl Lomax’s clever pass. But in Salford’s first


real a t ta c k , they did ; take the lead when Jon Robinson was put through and he fired past James Mann.. : The Blues responded


w e ll, with Bernard .: Morley stinging th e ; f in g e r tip s of James Campbell, and from the resulting corner, Ryan : Fisher headed straight


at the City keeper. ■ A quick break then


released Anthony John­ son, but his clever, ball across for Morley was blasted woefully wide by the former Salford player. But Clitheroe were


soon level, as Sargeson was played in down the left, and he fired past Campbell. Robinson almost


res tored C i ty ’s lead within a minute, head­ ing s traig ht a t Mann from Danny W h ite ’s cross. However, i t w a s


Clitheroe that grabbed the lead, with Dave H an kin’s breakaway ending with Sargeson smashing a delightful shot past an exposed


- CLITHEROE Hockey Club have added three more trophies to an impressive collection of sil- venvare. For the first time, the


first team moved up a level to the Manchester Belle 'Vue Leagues, after being runners-up at the Man­ chester Sale open in June. Clitheroe needed to fin­


Craig Sargeson


Campbell. And two goals in two.


minutes just before the break virtually killed


■ the game as a contest, with first Lomax tak­ ing adv antage of a defensive mistake to slot into an empty net, and then Johnson pok­ ing home Scott Red­ head’s wonderful free kick. A somewhat subdued


second half saw Robin­ son fire wide, before Lomax curled two efforts over at the other end.


. S u b s t i tu te Chris


Ward came close with an angled drive,'but the Blues had done more than enough in the first half to seal the points.


Ossell Albion___...1 Clillieroe .................2 IAN Flannery’s second half header gave the Blues their second win on the road in five days. He rose to power home


Flannery header earns away win BLUES’NEXT


cross against the bar. Fisher and Carl Lomax •


.' S' y Penrilh, araj'- :t,V'


Craig Sargeson’s cross 20' minutes from time, and hand the locals > a deserved win. But the afternoon


ended prematurely for Flannery, as he was replaced by Danny Paton after having to receive stitches in a head wound. That injury came after


the Blues lost Gary Stop- forth in the pre-match warm-up with suspected knee ligament damage, with Ryan Fisher replac­ ing him in the heart of


(FA Cup Preliminary Rnund)' .... 'Tj ^(urday, 3 p.m./*


midfield. . Because of the change,


Clitheroe struggled to settle down in the early stages, and fell behind in the fourth minute when a defensive lapse allowed Andrew Catton to fire home at the back post. But the visitors slowly


started to find their feet, and almost levelled only tor Anthony Johnson to head Liam McManus’


both had chances, while Bernard Morley was instrumental in much of : the forward play. Ossett also hit the


woodwork before the break, but Clitheroe started the second half brightly and grabbed a. deserved equaliser just


, after, the hour. Sargeson’s corner was


met by Jonathan Smith, and after his goalbound header prompted a scramble in the area, Johnson eventually prod­ ded home. And seven minutes


later they were ahead, as another Sargeson corner ended up back at his feet.


ish in the top four of their 10 team pool to progress through to the finals night. They put in some strong


team performances to fin­ ish fourth, and had a tough drqw in the semi-finals against league favourites Urmston. The locals took the lead


with a thunderous reverse- stick strike from O’Don­ nell and then new player and penalty corner special­ ist, Mulcahy doubled the lead with an unstoppable strike; before Clitheroe made it 3-0 when O’Don­ nell skilfully weaved her way through the Urmston defence. The lead was soon 4-0


when Mulchay used her skill on the penalty corner routine to brilliantly find Dugdale, who deflected home a well-taken goal. Urmston pulled the


score back to 4-1, but this lifted Clitheroe, and mth- in a minute O’Donnell hit home to earn a place in the final. The final against Sale


and his cross was met by the head of Flannery, who headed home. From th a t point on,


the game became a niggly affair, and despite the match being far from a dirty affair, both sides ended up with 10 men. . Albion’s


.Martin


Allinson was the first to go after picking up two quickfire yellow cards, the second for a reckless challenge on Morley. . ' And that was followed


by the late dismissal of Scott Redhead, who also departed for two book­ ings. But despite that, the


Blues held off a late surge to record back-to-back away wins.


was end-to-end, with both goalkeepers making out­ standing saves. "When a penalty shoot­


out looked inevitable, Clitheroe mounted one last attack, and O’Donnell picked up a loose ball and smashed home to capture the gold medals. Clitheroe then went to


Brookfields to play in a one-day tournament. Clitheroe were dra™ in


pool A, and strolled past 'Witton 5-1 and Brook- fields 12-1, before drawing 1-1 with Garstang. In the other pool, the


seconds lost 2-0 to Garstang, then put in a excellent performance to beat a strong Southport team 1-0, and narrowly, lost 1-0 to Chorley . Clitheroe went behind


to semi-final opponents Chorley on the stroke of half-time, and battled hard


to try and level the score. , With, 10 m in u |^ remaining Horsfalll\J)


. home a brilliant goal. In the final five minutes


Clitheroe piled on the pres­ sure and were rewarded with a fine team goal. In a great final,


Clitheroe were first to score, but Garstang responded within minutes and the score remained level a t half-time. Clitheroe took the lead


twice in the second half, with Garstang levelling on each occasion to force penalties.


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. With Garstang up first, an outstanding save from Simpson, diving low into her bottom corner, gave Clitheroe the advantage* Horsfall then placed a w'ell-taken goal, putting Clitheroe in the lead, before Garstang scored their second.


\ Up stepped Mulchay,


with a broken firtger, and she used all her experience to flick the ball high into- the top corner.


| Simpson then saved bril­


liantly again, with'p’Don- nell making the sdore 3-1 with another penalty high into the corner. 1 Garstang then scored,


meaning: th a t i f . the Clitheroe skipper scored, the game was woij, and Laverty scored an out­ standing penalty to win the tournament for the third consecutive year. The seconditeam lost


only one game on their way to the runners-up cup in the Leyland Summer League, missing out on the title by only two points. They pulled off some


major shocks bn the way, as did the third team, who were expected to finish near the foot of the 12- team table, but claimed seventh spot. The club is looking for a


local business to sponsor their teams and help the club take another step for­ ward, and continue to build their junior develop­ ment bringing sport to the community. If anyone would like to


join the club, or help with sponsorship, please contact Hannah (07855 337708) or email clitheroehockey- club@hotmail.co.uk


Swindells enjoys two-shot win at Glitheroe THE main event at Clitheroe


; Golf Club proved to be Satur­ day’s Medal when improved weather conditions brought out members in force. • Simon Swindells was top man


when he produced a 73-6-67 • score to win Division One with a two-shot margin over newcomer to the unsaddling enclosure C.R Smith.: Steve Ackers produced a


stronger finish to pip young • James Mulligan for third place,


.both returning nett 71s. V Mike Ainsworth recorded an


eight on the par five 13th but kept his cool for a steady rather.. than spectacular finish to take


the Division Two prize. Ainsworth’s 71 was just one


shot too good for second placed GilesLawson.,


: Council Leader Michael Ran-


son might declare his third place prize when he took time out to post a nett 73 arid a better back nine than David Kitson who had to settle for fourth with the same score. Nett 70s by three competitors


filled the top three spots in the Midweek Medal and there.were comments of "what might have been", from all three after dropped shots at the last two holes. Paul Connolly topped the


leader board in spite of a double bogey, bogey finish having estab­ lished a solid round with an earli­ er three.birdies. John Fryer'crept into second


place courtesy of a better back nine over Jeff Crowther who was content to settle for third. ; The Three Man Team event'


went to the.wire as the winning trio of Trevor Jones, Simon Hale . and Geoff Sutcliffe produced two birdies on the 17th to finish with 78 points.


: Phil Hanson teamed-up with Barry Thomas and Tim Stanley: and finished two shots off-the :■ pace to take second place with 76.


Mytton Fold Golf Club had a


three-way tie at the top of their Eurotrophy competition leader- board on Saturday. Bob Scott .squeezed home


ahead of Peter Tomlinson in sec­ ond place and Chris Hughes in third, all on 41 points. Just behind the leading pack ;


were Division One winner, Dave Bolton and Division Two leader, John 'Welch, both sharing the same score of 40 points. . Janette Dowdy (96-23-73) needed a card play-off to win the ■


■ ladies’.medal at Stonyhurst Park.'. ,,


She edged out Janet Halfpen­ ny (109-36-73) with Margaret


Duckett (109-30-79) in third place.


. Clitheroe junior member Jack Mercer is on a run at the 'moment, but just missed out on Gold in; two competitions last week. Tom Jeffrey returned 42


points to win the Midweek Sta- bleford, two points ahead of Mercer and four, shots than third-placed Chris BaiM|/ ,,


: Ross Dent had a three-shot margin over Mercer in the Junior


, Medal to take the prize with his 89-26-63 return. Andy Hutchins took third place and James Tay­ lor produced the best gross. ■


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GREAT HARWOOD KAND DISTRICT . Clitheroe CC A 8, Rushton St


Firsl Division


A 2; Globe Keys G, Ribblesdale A 4; Roe Lee Park 8, Gt Har- w-ood B 2; Salesbury A 2, Globe AS.'..:


■. ■ Second Division


- Globe B 6, Hurst Green A 4; Gt Harwood CC 6, Waddington A 4; Risbton Con. A 8, Sabden Red 2; Rushton St B 2i Free Gardeners A 8; Sabden Black 8,


-.tVhalleyA2.-. .Third Division ■ ■.


Burnley Rd A 8, Gt Harwood


H 2; Gt Harwood H 8, Burnley Rd A 2; Green Park: 10, Immanuel 6 0; Immanuel A 3, Salesbury B 7; Mercer Park 7, Grange 3; Oakhill Vets 9, Gatty P a rk l.. .. . . Fourth Division


Free Gardeners B 8,'Coppice


2; Hurst Green B 2, Rishton Con. B 8; Sabden Blue 4, Oakhill 6; Waddington B 8, Ciitheroe


' CC B 2; Whalley B 4, Milnshaw :Wands6. .


TABLES


Firsl Division - . P W D


Globe Keys ;....18 11 GtHarwoodA...19 11- RushtonStA-__ 19 12 Roe Lee Park....19 10 GlobeA . .......1 9 10 ClitheraeCGA ..19 8 GtHarw-oodB...19 7 Ribblesdale A,...19 7 Ossy Ckm. ...’. . .17. ■ 9 Salesbury A ____19 7 Burnley Rd B .. .19 6


L P 7115. 7111 6106 9 9 9 : 9 99 8 97


1 II 87 1 11 86 0 . 8 81 1 II 74 2 II 72


Second Division P W


Rishton Con. A . .20 17 Free Gardeners A 19 14 Sydney Street ...19 13 Sabden Black ...19 10 \VaddingtonA...19 10 Hurst Green A .. .19 7 Rushton St B.:...19 8 Sabden Red-... ;/19 7 Gt Harwood CC .19 6 Globe B ............ 19 7 Whalley A . . . . . .19 .6 Third Division P


Green Park . . . .19-


w 15


L P 3135 5119' 6114 9104 . 9 92


0 11 88 0 12 82 0 13 79 0 12 75 0 13 72


12 90


D 2


L P 2122


Oakhill Vets... .20 14 1 6121 Mercer Park .. .19 14 0 5116 Salesbuiy B . . . .19 10. 1 8 99 Grange.......... .19 9 0 10 96 GattyPark . . . .19 9 1 9 92 Burnley Rd A . .19 .9 0 10 88 Gt Harwood H .19 7 1 11 87 Immanuel A .. .19 6 0 13 84 Ribblesdale B . .19 5 2 12 82 Immanuel B .. .19 3 0 16 63 Fourth Division P W D


Coppice.......... .18 15 0


"L P ‘ 3120


Free Gardeners B 18 11 3 4115 Rishton Con B .18 13 3 2114 Waddington B . .18 11 2 5109 Oakhiir...;... .18 8 1 9 91 Sabden Blue .. .18 8 ' 1 9 85 IW eyB . . . . .18 6 1 11 83 Milnshaw Wands 18 5 1 12 77 ciitheroe CC B .18 '3 ' 1 14 61 Hurst Green B. .18 3 1 14 45


ALTHAMS TRAVEL HYNDBURN


BOWLING LEAGUE . TABLES


Firsl Division - . P W D L P . Free Gardeners . .16 13 1 2104


' . GlobeA .........17 10 - 0 7 99. RibblesdalcA ...17 . 7 . 1 9 93


::RiishtonStE....16 lO' O 6 86' BuraleyRdC:...17 • 9:.'0 8.86; GlobeE ....;...1 7 --8 2 7 86: Ossy Con. . / . . . .16 7 2 - 7 76


. Salesbury Blue . .17 7 0 10 75 .WhalleyA ; . .. ..1 6 : 6 O .IO 69 SabdenB ......-.17.:,5 .0'12 69


. Rushton St C . . . .16 .6 0...10 66 . Second Division ■ ' ■ P W D L P


Coppice............ 17 13 2 2114 aA d n e y S t . ; . /; .16'.'12:. .1 ' 3102


^^■khillParkA...17.:;8.-2- 7 87 ■BurnleyRdB:;..16 ,.;9 0: 7 84


.■ . WaddingtonA.'..16 ■ 7. 1.; 8 81 Immanuel A-.'...16 : 7 - . 1 ; 8 80. Mercer Park -....1 6 -7 '.1 :8 75. Oakhill Ash'.......17" 5 1 11 74 Rishton BC.......17 6 0 11 70


-‘RishtonCon.C ..16: 6 ; 1 9 69- Globe C ....... '...16 5 , 0 11 63


VEKA RIBBLESDALE


CRICKET LEAGUE TABLE


Senior Division P W L N II P


GtH’wood ..22 16 3 3 25 194 Padiham....22 14 4 4 28 180 Baxenden'.. .22 13 5 4 36 178 Edenfield ...22 11 7 4 27 149 Whalley ....22 -11. 8 3 28 147 Read .......22 11 8 : 3 23 142 B’wick.......22 11-7 4 17 139 Clitheroe....22 -7 11 - 4 26 108 Settle ..'....22 ::7 11 4 26 108 ChcrtyTree.22 7 11 4 20 102 B’bumN. ...22 5 14 3 39 98 R’daleW. '...22 6 13 3 28 97 Earby ......22 5 13 4 26 88 Ossylmm. ..22 4 13 5 22 77 First Division ■ P W L N B P


Belvedere ...22 16 3 3 31 200 R’daleW.2 ..22 13 7 2 39 175 Settle2 .....22 12 5 5 25 160 Salesbury .. .22 12 5 5 19 154 Brinscall....22 10 7 5 37 152 Padiham2 ..22 11 7 4 29 151 ChertyT.2..22 9 11 2 33 129 GtH’wood2.22 8 9 5 29 124 Read2 .......22 8 11 3 31 120 Stacksteads .22 8 11 3 25 114 •Ossy 1.2 ...22 7 10 4 25 114 Belvedete2..22 6 12 4 30 102 Clitheroe2 ..22 4 13 5 34 89 ;Whalley2 ..22 2 15 4 14 53 Second Division P W L N 11 P


•F’cowles ...22 13 3 .5 28 180 •Baxenden 2.22 12 4 5 30 172 Edenfield2..22 12 5 5 32 167 •BlyGSOB .21 'l l 6 3 33 159 Rolls-Royce .22 10 8 4 38 150 •Salesbury2 .22 10 6 5 20 142 F’cowles2...22 10 10 2 34 140 Earby2.....22 9 8 5 22 127. B’bumN.2 .22 8 9 5 24 119 B’wick2 ....22 7 10 5 12 97 Brinscall2 ..21 5 12 4 22 84


; Stacksteads222 3 16 3 45 84 Rolls-Royce 222 5 12 5 18 83 BlyGSOB2 .22 5 11 6 14 82 Third Division P W L N B P


R’daleW.3 ..12 9 2 1 16 109 ChcrtyT.3..12 8 1 3 11 100 Settle3 ....... 12 7, 3 2 18 94 Feniscowles312 7 2 3 14 93


. Read3 .......11 6 2 3 17 86 Edenfield3..12 6 3 • 3 16 85. Earby3.;...12 7- 3 2 9 .85 Padiham3-. .13 5 - 5 3 17 76


. Ossyl.3 ....13' 3 7 - 3 30 69' Belvedere3..10 3 3 -4 8 ;50 Baxenden3..11 3 5 3 11 50


. CIitheroe3 ..12 • 3 -.6 '3 11'. 50 B’wick3 ....11 2 7 2 16 :42


;B’bumN3 .11 2- 5 :4 9 41: Salesbury3..10 2 5 3 IL 40 :


-lVhalley3 ...12 2 : 8 2 9 35' GtH’wood3.12- I 9 . 2 17 33; •tiedgame


CLITHEROEAND DISTRICT CRICKET


LEAGUE FINAL TABLE : .; P W D L P


• Low Moor ; . . .12 10 1 .1 31: -Rimington ......12 . 8 : 3 :1 27. -ChippingA .....12 6 -. 3 3 21 .Calderstones ....12 ;4 : 3. 5 15 Sabden..............12 4 2 6'14 St J a m e s . . 12: 3 ::3 '6 12 , Ramblers.......1 2 ■ 0 - 3 . 9 3


■ .'Dominoes - - P


OWLING LEAGUE RESULTS


Bowls ■: 1■


Third Division P W


: Grange A __ . . .13 12 WhalleyB ......13 ' 8 ReadCG . . . . . . ;I3 7 Oakhill Park B ..12 6 SabdenG .....'..12 6 Waddington B ...13 3


■SalesburyRed .;.I3 . 6 ' .GattyPark .....13 5 ImmanuelB ....13 - 4 Fourth Division P W


GtH’woodGC ..14 14 Ribblesdale C .. .14: 8 AlmaB.........14 - 8 Grange C .......... 13 9 hlilnshawPark ..13: 6 Burnley Rd D .. .13 5 SabdenA.......I3 3 Clitheroe CC B . .13 3 Oakhill Beech ...13 3


L P I 98 5 74 5 64 6 62 6 58


II 58 6 57. 8 56 9 53


L P 0105 6 82 6 80


.4 79 6 59 8 52


10 47 9 47


10 44 : Cricket MEWIES SOLICITORS


CRAVEN CRICKET AND DISTRICT LEAGUE


Second Division . : P W I) L P


Haworth Road ..19-14 4 -146 Haworth ...........19 11 6 2 39 Ingrow ..............19 9 5 " 5 32 Wilsden


19 9 - 4 6 31


IngrowSJ .......19 6 8 5 26 Pendle Forest .. .19 7 4 8 25 •LongLee ......19 6 5 7 25 •Chatburn......l9- 6 4 8 24 Sutton'.........19 6 5 8 23 Foulridgc.......l9 6 4 9 22 Airedale..........19 '2 7 10 13 Denholme’........19 1 4 14 7 Fourtli Division P W D L P


Riddlcsden.;....19 16 2 1 50 Haworth WE....19 13 4 2 43


■DeLacy ............................ . . . .I l l BuckB


.........;......104 ......;i06


Judge Walmsiey................ / . . . .104 Castle


Horse Shoe ......................v ... .100 Swan.................................. .100 Waggon .......................... ......98 BlackHorseA ........................... 97 . Pendle League Darts


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Buck A .................. ; ................ 29 Social Club..........v.. .-.24 BlackHoiseB ...................2 3 White Horse..............................22 Dominoes


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Social Club.......... ....................70 White Horse..... .........................65 BuckA..................


Black Horse B ................. w . 60 .48


• The second round of the singles and doubles knockouts - will be held on Wednesday a t the Swan and Royal at 8-15p.m.


. THWAITES '


Cullingwurth2:..19 , 9' 3 7 30 / CLITHEROEAND ; Ingrow2........19 8 4 7 28 DISTRICTPOOL Haworth2 ......19 6; 6-.; 7-24


E&Gilstead ....19 12 6 1 42 /-t Crossflatts2 ....19 5 4 10 19


I FA C T IF m m T S


-Chatburn2 .......19 4 5.10 17 . Premier Division , Bradley2 .......19- 4 5 10 17 Low Moor A 6, Bay Horse 6; Sandy Lane 2....19 4 5 10 17 Royal British Legion B 10, Thornton 2 .....19 4 4 11 16 -White Hart A 2. Pendle Forest 2 . .19 3 4 12 13 •tiedgame ,


First Division . Black Horse A 8, Read Con-


B B n B H H n H B B i n B stitutional Club 4; Buck B 10, White Horse A 2; Wagon A 7, Conservative Club o; White


CLITHEROEAND Horse B 8, Station 4. DISTRICT DARTS


AND DOMINOES T P 'A r 'I lP ’ I


Horse Shoe 5, Swan and Kings Arms B 7, Buck


RibbcLertgue r,


j Third Division


Royal 4; Judge Walmsiey 7, Wrinklcys 5; White Hart B 8, Buck B 2; Waggon and Horses 8, Black Horse B 4; White Lion 7, Castle 1; De Lacy 1, Black Itoyal BritUhLegion D 5. Horse A 8.


Fourth Division Dominoes


Horse Shoe 12, Swan and 4. Royal 9; Judge Walmsiey 11, Buck B 10; Waggon and Horses 11, Castle 10; De Lacy 9, Black Horse A12.


Pendlc League Darts


White Horse 2; Black Horse B 2, Buck A 7.


Dominoes


Clitheroe Social Club 13, White Horse 8; Black Horse B 2,


.BuckA7. 1RO Q eVinW. iRn T Cricket Saturday 180, S. Stanley; 160, J. Harg- j,j. James, J. Dewhurst, M. Har-


Clitheroe (v Earby, away, "oon) N. Boltou, R Dibb,


reayes check); 148, E. Jung- greaves, A. Pearce, C. Palmer, T. bluth; 140, M. Proctor x2, L. Lg Breton, F. Hussain, M. Pre- Wright x2, J. Wilson, S. Stanley, gton. Turner. Scoren A. Kilken- M. Lyne, J. Hargreaves, J. ny. Schofield, D. Flynn, S. Simpson, . Clitheroe 2nds (v Belvedere B. Cunliffe Snr; 137, S. Hoole, C. finds, home, meet 12-45 p.m.) J. Joy; 135, A. Porter; 134, A. Green, P. Bishop, C. Musson, P. Porter; 125, B. Hart, J. Wilson, Gaskell, M. Scott, I. Bythell, D. N. Birtwell,M. Lyne, M. Mercer, Turner, J. Houldsworth, M. P. O’Neill, J. Marsden; 123, R. Houldsworth, A. Hutchins, S.


•Jones; 121, S. Stanley; 120, B. Bishop.ScorenJ.Scott. - CunlitteJnnS. McCullough, J.. Read (v Whalley, home, 1-30


Schofield; 116, A. Thompson; 114, A. McClean, J. Hall; 100, B.. K- °


,.x4, A. hwe 1 x4, B. Eatongh A 13 McCulloughx4, B. CunliffeSnr


Hartx5,M.Proctorx4,J.Wilson Turner, J. Marshall, A. Laycock, 4


- A. Rushton, E. Lowes, K. ^


' ' Read2nds(v Whalley, away, 1 .3 0 p.m. start) Team TEA.' '


x4, M. Marsden x3, M. Mercer Ribblesdale Wanderers (v x3, M. Lloyd x3, D. Flynn x3, R. Barnoldswick, home, 1-30 p.m. Hargreaves x3, R. Bolton x3. D. start) G. Hunt, A. Marsh, M.


.Ainsworth x2, T. Hinchcliffex2, Briggs, R. Bradley, D. Howard, N. Charnley x2, C. Flynn x2, J.; - S. Kerr, H* Kay, B. Spencer, R.


.-Hargreavesx2, J. Fowler x2, T.- Gladwin, J. Bunyan, Scuderi. Eglinx2, J. Schofield, R. Fielding, ■ Scoren C. Collinge. j N. Birtwell, K; Evanson, B. Har- - ’ Ribblesdale Wanderers 2nds risen, M. Lyne, I. Warburton, A. - (v Belvedere, away, meet 12-10


■ Tillotson, K. Dutt, S. Stanley, J. : P-m-) I- Britcliffe; P. Spencer, T. Dewhuist.


■ ' ' - > ■ ' taBIES ■


Black Horse A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..62 , p start) M; Hanson, M. Fal- ™tk B ...........................61. jgp^ Sathish, D. Fitzhenry, M.


„ , ■ . -0 , Whalley (v Read, away, 1-30


Judge W a l m s i e y . . . . 56 ■ .-Davies, L.Kearsley, R. Palmer, Waggon ....... ............. ...............54 g.Taylor,S.Booth,G. Jones,D. Home Shoe.........................40, -O’Neill.


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• De Lacy . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . ; . . .29 ; 1-30 p.m. start) E. Topham, J.- 'Castle . '. . . . . ........


- S t v a n .-........... . .35 , WhMIey 2nds (v Read, home, './.16 Taylor, I. Grace, D. Crossley, S.


;Braithwaite,'..R.- Lloyd, ;G. McGuire, S.


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i-V;-RibI«IJtague'' ■ .• Hall,M;Clarkson,R.Clarkson, Darts


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’ J. Hopkins, R. Whalloy. Scorer: p-. . M.Spencer.


A-


Craven Heifer A 8, Dog Inn B FIXTURES


Tonight Foundation Cup


Semi Finals: Read Constitu- tional Club v Buck A; Royal British Legion B V Royal British


Clitheroe Social Club 7, Legion A. :


C o n s e S club™ l. Rose and Crown B 11; Dog Inn A 5, Bernards Buck 7; Higher Buck


A 9, Low Moor B 3; Stork B 3, KingsArmsA9.


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Bowlers enjoy a day in the sun!


BRIGHT sunshine encouraged some excellent bowls during the annual Move-It doubles at Rib­ blesdale Wanderers on Sunday. And sponsor Mel


Edmondson partnered B. Driver to success in the popular event. They beat E. and C. Wallace 21-19 in the final, having earlier overcome A. Wallace and M. McNally 21-12 in the semis. The Wallaces qualified


for the final by beating C. Snape and M. Dennett 21- 11 in the last four. Mel Edmondson (left)


. Selected Teams


Gorton; L. Burgess, N. Fielden, J. Galling, D. Barker, L. Tid- marsh, J. Rain.


Sunday Clitheroe 3rds (v


Oswaldtwistle Immanuel, home, meet 12-45 p.m.) F. Green, P. Cox, B. Geelan, A. Kilkenny, R. Dent, A. Robinson, I. Scott, J. Scott, L. Nuttall, G. Drake, J. Walsh. Scorer: Miss R. Cox. Read 3rds (v Earby, away, 1-


30 p.m. star t) A. Laycock, S. Marsh, J. Langford, E. Lowes, J. Worthington, D. Chester, C. Lowes, A. Hartley, E. Art- ingstoll, M. Suthers, G. Hinks. Ribblesdale Wanderers 3rds


(v Settle, away, meet 12-15 p.m.) G. Clarkson, S. Braithwaite, T. Braithwaite, R. Clarkson, J.


. Britcliffe, C. Collinge, H. Kay, J. Dickinson, M. Clarkson, J. Hop­ kins, David McGrath. Whalley 3rds (v Salesbury,


away, 1-30 p.m. s ta r t) A. Galling, D. Ainsworth, D. Bark­ er, J. Galling, P. Tophara, S. Mukherjee, L. Tidmarsh, S. Laycock, L. Boyle, G. Barker, A. ■ McRae. Reserve: P. Brown.


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and B. Driver (right) are pictured receiving their prize from C. Snape (s). • The pairing of Lynne


Nuttall and Lee Ramell beat off tough opposition to win the 10th annual Julia'Whalley Rosebowl charity bowls event at Sabden. The pair, from Mercer


Park and Rtishton Street clubs respectively, played consistently well to win the final 21-15 against Cliff Hope and Tony Singleton, both of Oswaldtwistle Conservative Club. The winners also held


off the semi-final challenge from Sabden pair Mary Griffiths and Pauline Stansfield 21-18 in a nail- biting match that could have gone to either team. The other losing semi­


finalists were Frank Brown and Gary Stephenson, who went out 21-7 to the run­ ners-up. The Rosebowl was pre­


sented to the winners by Margaret Balmbra, who, with husband Denis, donated the trophy for a bowls competition in mem­ ory of their daughter, Julia Whalley. . ■ I t is the last year of the


Rosebowl competition. A new trophy and competi­ tion is being planned in its place. Sabden club treasurer


Alan Whalley, who organ-; ised the event with his wife Anita, thanked and con­ gratulated everyone who had taken part over the two-day event. I t is hoped to donate


about £500 to Derian House children’s hospice.


■ The annual £750 Sab­ den Floodlit Singles'starts on Thursday and is limited to 64 entries. Matches are held on


Thursdays through Sep­ tember, with four winners from each night going through to the final on Sunday, September 28th.


Contact Alan Whalley


(01282 778472/07753 219509) to enter. • Waddington 'Village


Club will host its Annual Floodlight Pairs Bowling competition next month. The event starts on Sep­


tember 2nd, with finals night taking place on Sep­ tember 18th. Entrey fee is £8 per pair,


with entry forms and infor­ mation from E. Houghton (01200 429561 or 07811 013629). • Rushton Street Bowl­


ing Club, Great Harwood, is once again staging a Floodlit Open Doubles Competition in September. The dates are Wednes­


day, September 3rd to Sat­ urday, September 6th, and Wednesday, September 10th, to Saturday, Septem­ ber 13th, inclusive, with practice from 6 p.m. for a 6-30 p.m. start. The final is on Sunday,


September 14th. No substitutes after


allowed after the first roundand the entry fee of £10 per pair should be sent to Marion Cornall 13 Grimshaw Street Great Harwood (01254 889405). • Entries are now being


taken for two North Lan­ cashire and Fylde County Bowling Association Com­ petitions.


: The Pairs event will be


played at Bare Village ■Bowling Club, More- cambe, on Sunday, Sep­ tember 7th, with entry a t £10 per pair. . And the Team Champi­


onship qualifying-rounds will be played on Sunday, September 21st and 28th at Canberra Club, Preston, with the Pinal day on Sun­ day, October 5th at the Waterloo Hotel, Blackpool. Entries for both compe­


titions should be sent to Tony Bamber (01772 203632 or 07831 543760) or Bernard Kay (01282 .458526).


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