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;■ They beat Pendle Forest 7-2 with a hat-trick from Adam Keys and further goals from.man-of-the-match Daniel Wilson (2) and Denzil Yates.' ' : ■ vr- ■iAnd they then enjoyed a 3-2 victory


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againsty Brierfield Celtic, with Richard Birchall, Aiden Ratcliffe and star man Daniel Ashton on target.


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V THE annual Charity Golf Day at Myttpn Fold Hotel • aind Golf Complex was won ; : by Garry Davies and The


. cer Support. Mrs Lilian Hargreaves,


said “The day. was a huge success: andrthe money ' raised is for a g^t'charity, . we would like to thank all


. -.those who took' part in the. i'day and for the amount raised for Macmillan.” . , - -


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■ Doubles and Midsummer Madness competitions. • The doubles qualifier for the Daily Mail Foiiisomes .y


. was won by the pairing o f , Frank Eccles and Dave Bolton,':;,'witH:-Mick ,


; Walsh/Gany Davi^ bccu-'' pying, the'runners-up slot • v followed by Ted BamUor- y


: ough and Martin Holden.: ' .' ■, And to complete the holi-. . '• day weekend, the club held , ,, its Midsummer.Madness : V-


. on Monday. : This cross-country, com-


;, .Angels. ■ , The event raised around ■ £2,500 for'Macmillan Can-;


ty fish to produce a quality round of golf in the Mid­ week Medal and Castle Cup qualifier. : His 88-18-70 and a better


back niiie than Jonathon' Dugdale looked to have earned Shaw a memorable win, but like the chef, he was outpointed on the run in. ■'


. Paul Traynor produced


' . A busy weekend at M y t - , ton Fold also saw, the Irish ■


the round of his life to return a nett 66 and take first prize mth a four shot margin, and Paid Wood fin­ ished one under standard scratch to claim fourth place with his 87-1^71.: The tricky 17th par three


at Clitheroe again proved decisive in the weekend’s fourball. - ■ Pendleton’s Tom Brown hit the targetwith a birdie for three' points, (which result^ in the Bnnyn/Eglin partnership - scoring. 39 pbihts and ^k in g first prize,


i petition offered creative : routes around the course, as ■ ■ well as new challenges and ' opportunities, and all at 6 : a.m.l I Breakfast awaited the i-, ; early morning golfers at the t end of the nine-hole event,' ’. which was, won by, John


' Welch (38-14-24), vyithrun- ■


j ner-up Gordon Lucas (35-9- '


i 26) and Chris Czy^k (38- .-'i 11.5-26.5) finishing third. - { Clitheroe GC's,celebrity


-j fishmonger Giles Shaw took , - timeout from prqviding- . "Great British Menu” chef ' ; Nigel Haworth with quali-,


: ; Runhers-up John Wetton and Colin Mustbe could only manage a bogey four, which left them two shots short of the top. . They did, however, claim second place from B. Starkie and Mark Jones after a card play-off. i The Junior Medal went


to James Banks with a 10^, 34-70 sepre, two shots bet­ ter, than second-placed Jack Mercer. The best gross went; to Hahy, Lambert. Clitheroe's Leslie Cox will -


be 75 bn his next birthday, and after almost 40 years in - the game he is as competi­ tive as ever." He achieved a notable first on the par three fifth-


, hole when he holed out with a seven iron for his first-ever hble-in-one.' Chris' Blackadder again ■ emerged as the winner of


: the( Scratch;,Trophy, at yWHalley with a 36-hole score of 157. That saw him finish a shot clear of Rob Andrew,


. with Danny Liles a further ■ shot off the pace. . The subsidiary medal


.'was won by Keith Dickin­ son (88-17-71) after a card play-off with John Kearsley' (80-9:71). : • Divisional prizes went to


Colin Elliott (81-8:73), John Sherry.(92-17-75),


. Malcolm Salmon (93-21- 72) and Mike Seery (99-22- 77).' , ' - - ■ • • Blustery conditions at


; Stonyhurst Park made the - eburse difficult, and scoring '.'suffered as a result. • The winner of the Max


- Aitken Barbarian Trophy ..was Ray Ormerod, with


; nett 70 after a card play-off : \vith Gordon Coathup. - . Coathup, however, took the Category "Two prize and Tony Lee won the Cat­ egory One prize mth a nett .


. 73. :


-. . Unfortunately, Oliver : Bolton, who had.the best


; score on the day with a nett 66, had to be disqualified for playing from the wrong teeonthelSth hola'.


, - The ladies team event at


'' Clitherbe was won,by Pat, Murray, Carolyn Cort and Pat Rees vvith 76 points. Gill 'Wightman; Evelyn


,' Forrest and Mary'Eccles- . Barr were edged out after a ■


■ card play-off. ' ' Division One of the LGU


Medal was won by Edith Child (98-18-80). Sue Car- tledge (97-16-81) was run­ ner-up ahead of Jean Holt (102-19-83). - Division Two honours


went to Nancy Mortimer (103-28-75), Carole Brown (106-27-79) and Maureen Cox (107-26-81).' ■Visitors from Kendal,


Hindley Hall and Pen- wortham took the top prizes in the Ladies’ Open Team event at Clitheroe. Fourth place went to


: homesters Gill Wightman and Trudi Walne, with guests from Lancaster and Hindley Hall. Whalley, held their


Ladies’ Spring Open, and Margaret Duckett and her team from Stonyhurst Park emerged as wiimers with 98 points. .' .' Runners-up w ith '94


points, were Joyce Kenyon and her. team,'again from Stonyhurst; and in third place were J. Allison and her team from Shipley with 92


; points..-' Lady.. Captain Joyce Andrew and her, team


. scored a conclusive win over, the Lady Secretary’s team . at Whalley in their arinual


(match.; Ladies at Stonyhurst


have been in action in two medals? In the first the prizes ■ went to E. Chadwick (102-


‘35-67); F. Lee (106-34-72). andA.Hudson'(lll-36-75). ., And in the second G.:


McDohnell (109-32-77) was the winner ahrad of B.': Herd (114-36-78) and J.-. Dowdy (107-25-82).


READ United celebrated a slice of history at their presentation night. The club secured their


first-ever promotion after claiming the East Lan- cashire:League Second Di-visioh title.


' And with a team boast­ ing an average age of just 19, it represents some achievement for Martin Noone’s side.


' . Tom Harper was hand­


ed the Manager’s Player of the Year award, while Tim Rakshi and Andrew Tin­ ker scooped the respective Young Player and Players’ Player prizes. And the equivalent


make history


awards for the second team went the way of Joe Wor- thington-Coates, Sam Corteen and Tom Corteen respectively. Held at Read Constitu­


tional Club,-MG Russell Bennett ', introduced Accrington Stanley’s Andy Procter as the guest of


. honour, with thanks also -going to club sponsors Holbury Finance, Texaco Select Convenience, The


/ Fuzzy Duck Food Compa- ; ny, Dixons Plastering and Hartley Wadsworth. ' .. '/And Bennett himself was


presented with the Club­ man of the Year trophy by chairman JimRoyle. ■'■


The evening was preced­


ed by a friendly match between the first team and a side made up of veterans and former players.,,' And the wisdpm. bf the


old guard eventually shone through, as they tri­ umphed 6-4 thanks to four goals from Andrew Ben­ nett. .


:' , Andrew Mashiter and


Anthony McCluskey also netted,: with Sam Corteen (2), Worthington-Coates and Rakshi netting for the young guns. The two teams are pic­


tured preparing for kick­ off. (T180508/4)


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ANDREW' Booth’s seven- wicket haul was not quite enough'to save Chatburn from slipping to the nar­ rowest of defeats. . Chatburn won the toss, •


batted and amassed runs steadily throughbut the innings. Mark Braith\yaite (24) and John Reynolds (47) gave the innings a solid foundation. And; later-runs twere


added by Paul Craig (19),' Booth (26)’David Musson ' (13) arid Raphael Parker (13) as the locals were all out for 178.


:.In the end, the inability


to bat out their overs cost Chatbum, as Wilsden won with just two balls to spare. Booth bowled unchanged and finished with 7-51 from his21.4overs.; ■


■ . But it was not enough and Wilsden closed on 179- 9 for the tightest of wins. The seconds also lost, beaten by six wickets by


.Haworth West End. .. . 'Chatburn.batted first,


'and an excellent second- . wicket stand between Rob Devine (70) and John . Moore, .who. /batted


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throughout for an unbeat­ en 85, laid the foundations


_ for a big score. Rod Booth finished


■ unbeaten on 30 at Chat­ burn closed on 216-2. But, in reply, Haworth


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IREADSTONE United Under 11s rounded off the season in style: j- with'two wins.-" •• -


May 29lh, 2008


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Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) LOCAL clubs celebrated success in


HB the Accrington and District Junior Football League. Clitheroe Wolves Red fin­ ished as Under 11s League runners-up, with their Under 14s winning League One. Readstone United were Under L5s cup win;;^ ners, with their Under 16s winning the ^ league title. Sportsmanship Awards went l(r Whniley Under 9s and Clithcroe Wolves Under 15s, while there were player of year awards for David Robinson Tom Farrer.


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