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I ALMOSTa- 5 0 0 young: rugby.players from schools i,


. countrywide took part in , ■, Stonyhurst College’s 21st ■ Rugby.; Sevens tourna-.: ment. Spectators were enter-is


■ tained with a feast of l6 5 -' first class rugby matches s; played in glorious'weather ,' on the College’s nine pitch-' es. < • .; Schools from the North


West, Shrewsbury, Read-; ing, \Yorkand tiie Mid-; ;:


. lands took part in this annual.highlight of' the;/


with the smooth running of the competition, which saw the fmal kick-off only four minutes.late. Stonyhurst first team:


team started well and won all their group matches,; but narrowly lost their ■


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quarterrfinal in the,dying minutes.


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College’s Under 16s team who also lost their quarter­ final match.


fi: The winners for each of ; the competitions were Ora­ tory in the senior category.


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;..;'A,total of ,480,’pupils)t. tory School in the Under played m 46 teams, over 11s


r.three.different age cate-’;,',.; Simon Charles Head of ;gories; and 18refereesoffi-:;vSports, said:i“tt.was a


ciated during the six hours of non-stop action. ; , The. , tournament’s


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..'18 -rt Harry Cowburn Sink; . gles, Rushton St Bowling , .Club - entries to Cynthia"^;?


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INAUGURAL Lady Captain Pauline Whitc Oeftj'pres-:' ents the men's trophy to Chris Chadwick (s) ~


s-INAUGURAL Lady. Captain Pauline While (right) - presents the ladies’ trophy to Linda Clegg.'(s) V-.'


,• great day and wonderful t o , .see so many young people -.


; playing seven-a-side rugby , to such a good standard.” ,


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!; AGTIONTrom the rugby sevens tournament at Stony-V f 'v .V ' hurst College (s) t


Aj'JOHN-Bldckeel drove ■ ..into office;as captairF'


;V.of;Stonyhurst Park;: Si G o l fC lu b on Satur-j, d a y .v v i,,.


■ >!•;.■ Johnhas contributed.!


ii to running the club over .i r;.many,years,Trom early;, '5; roles as club molecatcher.;,' iv and.junior organiser,' to a?; 'V more, recent', five-year i; • stint as competitio'ns secay retary.


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; ; The drive-iii followed aw ’ Mixed -Texas Scramble in-;':


i, which John and his team of!, i; son, Andrew, son-iif-law';, ■, ’Mark Chenery- and lady ■ cap tain Ann-Hudson were')' beaten into third place by ?


-'Linda: Ashworth,-Tony' ;Lee, Tony. Wright and Ray ; Robinson on a card play-;.-'


; off, after both teams tied'- on60.1.


, . .-. Overall winners with a ;


. great score of 59.7 were • ' Rita Joyce, Karl Harg- v reaves, Richard Jackson and Ron Shelley. ’ Paul Wray is the new.


- captain at .Whalley GolA: Club.


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He also drove into office on Saturday, and Richard '


, Palmer won his inaugural ; ' . competition with a score of ■ 87-17-70.


; , (79-6-63) ;


was runner-up, with divi- ;' sional prizes going to Craig Gornall 79-4-75), Peter ' Ship’stone (90-15-75); Paul'. Jackson (97-21-76) and- ' Jeff Storey (97-20-77). , A bright but very frosty


' morning greeted Mytton ; .'Fold golfers on Sunday for-: the Inaugural Lady'Cap- ' tain’s Day. ’


beating Patricia Leyland:


! (106-36-70) into third fol- -’ :.lowing a card play-iff.-i ■ ’ ;•? Alison Nuttall took the.!! longest drive, with’Judith ?, ,'Kay taking the nearest-vi


:the-pin.prize on the lStK;; hole •


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: 'The weather dictated . that the first nine holes - were played on th'e:winter ; greens to allow for the"’ course to cope with the ' fresh spring temperatures. ,


y' ■ Linda Clegg scooped th e r ladies’, section with a score. '


. all honours with a'classy-' 70-6-64. ‘


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; of 92-26-66; with lady cap^ tain Maureen-Board four. ;'; shots.behind^ (94-247?0 ) '■


, ■ He finished just one shot'; ahead of Neil Osliffe (74-9-'' 65), .who made a great;' recovery from'a'six-shot nightmare on'the par-three .■ ta th o le . ' '


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'’-’Third; after'a canl play-.-; off, was Paul Cdnchie (74-"'''


-,9-65) with Division One ::headed by Mark Green ,.(76-10-66) and captain Ian'


In the-men’s section, ■ Chris Chadwick took over- *


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'-Thomson'- warming up , for. the London Marathon '('^taking Division Two (87- •19-68). - ■:y T h e '‘’earlier'"Texas 1 Scramble was won by the; 'team of Duncan Rogers,- Paul Eamshawand Frank


'-Tunstali:(66-3.8-62.2)' ahead of second placed'


■ i, Ladies at Clitheroe' ■' enjoyed a Texas Scramble


'-nine-hole event.- ! , : ! ■ Marilyn Fletcher, ? : Nancy Mortimer;. and ■ Libby McEwan returned a ' : .: nett score of 32.4 to win by ■


- the narrowest of margins. Eileen Lambert; Bar-’,


- bara Crowther and Car- , olyn Cort (32.5 net) were ;


, Garth Sutcliffe,'Danny ■ Woodhead - and/Simon ’ Coulter (70';'6-64*). Close: behind, with'a score of 69- 4.8-64.2 were the trio of ; Paul Conchie, Alaii Moor- : by and Mick Mahon.'


;■ runners-up. -ahead of ', ,, Krystina Taylor, Lauraine; ; - Wall and Glenda Heanan y


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creditableTseve'nthiin' 5pm bi^tstroka^',/ /jTh'es'eT were> greaP results for a"small 'club; racing'agairist'the'best inlthe c'ounty:^;jnclud| ing.Greater Manchester; and Merseyside^


> The club’s svHmmere als'o^/did::^something funny formoney,'raising; £60 .for'Comic'Relief, competingiin-a'relayJ while.wearingjwoolly! hats'and gloyre. i J ' .


l^'Man'y younger Dol-‘ :phins took part in their TiretiMicroLea^e gala atiPrestbn this’week e'nd./l^f'-fiA'f For many it ■vyas thVu-:


first'taste off cpmp'eti-! tiye swiniming,'’and all: perfqrme'diwell?!with’ Clitheroe. taking theiri secondrlarge'stspoints haulfevenin-afMicro’ League'event.4S'^?3fr-


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chalked up a'sbund v i c t o r y ' ^ ? a t :W B a m b e i | Bridgelh; the'Mid-Lan| cashirei3Badinint6ri| EeagueTjiird D'i^qn;'i


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Sheila Perry!completed! t h e t q t a l . ‘, ^ - > % , , j f | ;


!^The' C teain finished: all-square at ,9r9 with- Elite inafFourthiDivi-;? Sion derby


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