4-; 54 Clitheroe Advertiser &TIme s, Th u rsd a y , September 3rd, 2009 www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Ciitheroe422324(EditoriaI), 01282 426161 (Advertising), Burnley 01282422331 (Classified)


★ BOWLS: Chris Snape won the Veter­ ans’ Memorial Trophy at Ribhlesdale Wander­ ers Bowling Club on Sunday. He beat Eric Wallace


21-8 in the final. On the way to the


final, Snape beat Lydia Adams, Martin Rim- mer, Lillian Tomlinson and Margary Fryer. Wallace progressed


against Brenda Pilling, Dennis Rostron and David Haxton. The next competi­


tion at Ribblesdale is the Bar-Be-Quick Dou­ bles, which starts on September 29th.


For ail the latest sports news go to www.clitheroea4vertiser.co.uk Wolves roar to victory


Wadd are just gr-eight


WADDINGTON Reserves carried on from last week’s easy victory with another convincing win, 8-2 at Bradley.


| Waddington opened the scoring


after 15 minutes when a delightful free-kick was met by Parkington to guide into the bottom comer. It was soon 2-0 when player/man- ager Matt Day ileapt like a salmon


to head homa I From another free-kick, Cengiz


Avci reacted first to beat his marker and dispatch a lovely left-foot vol­ ley into the top comer. Waddington created plenty more


chances, and from one of these a Bradley defender handled on the line and was sent off.


Sieczkowski confidently stepped


up to score from the penalty spot. Bradley then got a goal back


when captain Avci was harshly pim- ished for an innocuous challenge in the penalty box and they made it 4- 1 from the spot. Parkington scored his second


with a deft chip over the keeper, and secured his hat-trick with the goal of the game, a delightful chip over the keeper from the halfway line. Bradley scored another consola­


tion goal when their striker volleyed home. Waddington then upped the pace,


dominating completely and added two more to end deserving 8-2 vic­ tors.


CLITHEROE Wolves Under 10s won the annual Bispham Junior Football Federation tournament on Bank Holiday Monday. No fewer than 42 teams


competed in the event, from all areas of the North West and as far away as the Midlands. The Clitheroe young­


sters were drawn in a group of seven teams, and progressed from the group undefeated, with the loss of only one goal. A quarter-final pairing


against Foxhall Juniors saw the young Wolves


emerge 1-0 winners, with some terrific football being played by both sides. With tiredness begin­


ning to set in, the local youngsters again pro­ duced some fantastic foot­ ball to win their semi-final by a similar scoreline, thanks to a wonderful strike from Owen Jackson. Monsoon conditions


washed out a mouth­ watering final against the host team, and it was decided that both teams would share the winners’ spoils after what was a ter­ rific festival of football.


THE weather and local sport had an im p a c t on numbers for Clitheroe Golf Club’s Fourball on Saturday, but there was no lack of competitive golf. The top two pairings matched each


Stanley’s birdie blitz Looking to build


Golf In the Brooch competition against


other blow for blow. Wayne Townley’s par for three points on the 18th gave him and playing partner George Stod- dart 39 points and a one-shot margin over the unlucky Clive Wood and Garry Thompson. Another Wood, Paul, also missed


out in the midweek medal when his nett 72 left him one short of the prize list. Tim Stanley produced an outstand­


ing three birdies in his last four holes for top spot with his 73-6-67 retirni. Mike Corish was two away in sec­


ond and Dave MacKenzie took third with a nett 71. Dominic and Daniel Preedy, with


Julian Troup, are a formidable part­ nership in team events, and last week’s three-man team event was no excep­ tion. First place with 83 points gave them a comfortable margin over vice captain Andrew Walmsley, Peter Har­ rison and Steve Dean. Miles Wade, Paul Connolly and


Garry Thompson finished third. The busy Jimior Section continues


to throw up rising stars and the Spouse brothers figured prominently in recent competitions. Forty-two points gave David top


billing and Rob third prize with 38 points in this week’s Stableford. Sam Geddes confirmed his promise


to split the Spouses with 41 points for second. Rob Spouse took second place in the


previous event behind James Paton, leaving Lewis Rothwell in third with 38 points. The season’s Knockout Competi­


tions are reaching the final stages, and the Mixed Foursomes Final features the experienced Chris and Brian Stokes against father and daughter Gary and Emma Byrne for what promises to be a cracker. Kath Townley (82-12-70) won the


EWGA Medal at Clitheroe by a stroke from Deborah Catlow (85-14-


71).


par, Emma Byrne (7 up) came out on top ahead of Sue Gibson (1 up) and Tracey Bentley (2 down). The second round of the Authur


Longworth Trophy was played at Whalley Golf Club on Saturday, the winner being slightly overshadowed by a magnificent, course record equalling, round of 66 by Robert Andrew. Peter Fletcher (70, 67=137) was the


overall winner. Tom Tuley (69, 71=140) took the Division One prize. Stephen Crossley (72, 72=144) was


top of Division Two, and John Lomax (69, 78=147) lead the way in Division Three. Chris Blackadder, who had led after


the first round, was left to content himself with the best overall gross (73, 81=154) - Andrew not having played in the first round. On Bank Holiday Monday, the tra­


ditional mixed texas scramble was played. In his final competitive roimd before returning to sea, captain Clive Rees, his wife Bridget, Joyce Andrew and Roger Altham were in the top slot (68-7.3-60.7) closely followed by two more husband and wife pairings, Chris and Carole Blackadder and JoM and Iris Sherry (69-6.7-62.3). This coming Saturday, Whalley


hosts a Men’s Open Singles competi­ tion - there are a few tee times still available for both morning and after­ noon starting times which can be booked by ringing 01254 824766. The ladies at Whalley played in a


medal and Veteran’s Trophy on Thursday. The winner was Marion Chambers


(97-26-71), with Julie Stephenson tak­ ing second place (91-19-72). In third spot was Wendy Green


(100-26-74). The Veteran’s Trophy was won by Anne Prior (100-26-74). The juniors at Whalley played in a


36-hole competition on Sunday. The winner, with both rounds of 79-


6-73, was Tom Tuley. In second place was William Lan­


caster with roimds of 86-11-75 and 85- 11-74.


on recent success


CLITHEROE Hockey Club is look­ ing to recruit new members of all ages and abilities. After continued success over the


past three years, the club has four senior women’s teams and two junior teams that play in the Lancashire League. Clitheroe also have a social team


for players wanting to just have fim, as well as a mixed team. The club consistent offer the high­


est level of league hockey in the Lan­ cashire area, and have a team of fully-qualified coaches and a thriving youth section, with age groups start­ ing at Under 7s through to Under 16s for both boys and girls. Training sessions started yester­ day, and are every Wednesday


Grindleton...................... 4 WFC Clitheroe................3


evening from 7-8 p.m. until May


2010. For anyone who would like to join,


junior or senior the sessions are at Witton Park, Blackburn, with matches played at the club pitch in Clitheroe. To join a very successful and


friendly club, please contact the fol­ lowing numbers or just turn up - sticks will also be provided if you don’t have one. Contact Hannah (07855337708)


or Steve (07512188916), or e-mail chtheroehockeyclub(ghotmail.co.uk Alternatively, you can also visit


the club website at: www.clitheroe ladieshockeyclub.co.uk


Dramatic win for Grindleton Football


THESE local rivals served up a thrilling spectacle, with Grindleton just edging it at the death. The home team opened the scoring


when Dave Parkinson netted with a fine diving header. And after 25 min­ utes, Paul Astin made it two. WFC got back in it -with a penalty,


then with minutes of the first half remaining, Astin nipped past the two centre-halves and slid the baU past the keeper to give himself two debut goals.


After 55 minutes, Grindleton scored


again to bring themselves back into the match at 3-2. Then, with the referee playing time


added on, it looked like all the home team’s hard work had been scuppered when a deflection took the ball into a Clitheroe striker’s path, and he


slipped it past Mashiter to bring the scores level. That heartbreak turned to joy just


seconds later though, as a clearance from Fielding found Astin, who laid the ball to the tireless Jake Chadwick. He somehow wriggled his way


through two challenges and slotted the ball past a despairing lunge from the keeper to give Grindleton the points. • DOG Inn -will launch their new


Harry Dewhurst Memorial League campaign with a visit to Clarence at Haslingden Sports Centre on Simday. The Whalley side have had a busy


summer during which they have added a number of new signings to the squad. Despite a strong finish to last season. Dog looked set to be relegated but were reprieved due to the folding of two clubs that had finished above them.


Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 01282 426161 (Advertising), Burnley 01282 422331 (Classified) VEKA RIBBLESDALE


RU men are back


in action Rugby union


THIS weekend sees the start of the new season at Clitheroe RUFC for all teams. On Saturday, i t ’s the


turn of the senior sides when the first XV open their account in their new league, the Miller Homes 3N at Rossendale. The seconds are at


home against Colne and Nelson in the Miller Homes 5N. Both matches kick-off


at 3 p.m. and the club welcomes everyone down to enjoy the rugby and ensuing festivities in the clubhouse. There’s still time to


dust off the boots for training and have a run­ out every Tuesday and Thursday from 7 p.m. Youth rugby kicks-off


on Sunday at 10 a.m., with registration and training for the Minis and Juniors (6-7 years). Incoming Junior


Rugby Chairman Paul Taberner has work tire­ lessly through the off-sea­ son, setting up fixtures and working with all the volunteers to set up what will be a brilliant season for young rugby players. Taberner


said:


“Although rugby is devel­ oping well in Clitheroe, may I make a particular plea for more coaches, assistants or just parents willing to act as team managers to come along and help out - no previous experience is needed as training will be given!” If you need to know


more about junior rugby at CRUFC, please con­ tact Bob Wilkinson through the website at www.clitheroerugby.com or on 07962 099935. At 2 p.m. on Sunday,


Clitheroe’s new Senior Colts team play their first game, at home, against Ellesmere Port in the Raging Bull Senior Colts LeagueE. With a great deal of


interest from a niunber of players who have previ­ ously played in the younger age groups, as well as from a group of new players from CRGS, Clitheroe Senior Colts could be a formidable side and look to perform well playing against teams from established clubs such as Bolton, Orrell and Vale of Lime.


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CRICKET LEAGUE TABLES


Senior Division P W L N B P


Baxenden .........2219 3 239235 GtHaiwood___5215 5 4 28190 •Read........ ;..5213 7 336182 Padiham ......... 5213 8 3 31 170


•Eadjy............5212 7 428167 Ossy Immanuel .52 10 7 7 27148 Cherry Tree.......22 1011 3 33142


'Settle .-...........52 910 5 34139 •R'daleWands..52 912 2 35138 •BamoldswH* ..52 712 4 25114 Edenfield........ 52 712 5 24109 Whalley............52 616 2 36102 Clitheroe.........52 615 3 22 91 Bl3umNt1hm...52 415 516 71 First Division p W L N B P


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Sa!esbuiy...24 21 2 1 41254 Belvedere... 24 17 2 5 20205 Biinscall__ 24 15 5 4 29191 R'dale Wands24 14 7 3 38187 Read..........24 14 8 2 34180 Padiham__ 24 10 11 3 33142 Belvedere ..24 9 13 2 35131 GlHarworxi .24 9 11 4 26128 Stacksteads. 24 7 12 5 41126 Cherry Tree .24 8 12 4 30122 Edenfield. .. 24 7 13 4 32114 Ossy Imm... 24 7 14 3 32111 Feniscowles. 24 6 15 3 29 98 Setae........24 1 20 3 0 27 Second Division P W L N B P


Baxenden... 24 21 1 2 29245 Clilheroe__ 24 19 2 3 30229 B'bumNrthm24 14 7 3 31180 Bamoldswick 24 12 8 4 37169 Salesbury... 24 11 10 3 47166 Ghyll..........23 12 7 4 33165 •Bly GSOB.. 23 11 9 2 39162 Earby........24 10 10 4 43155 •Whalley.... 24 8 11 4 27126 Ghyll 2nds.. 24 8 14 2 32118 Brinscall__ 24 7 11 6 24112 Feniscowles. 24 6 14 4 34106 Slacksteads.24 3 19 2 29 65 Bly GSOB 2.24 2 21 1 24 47 Third Division P W L N B P


Read..........16 10 5 1 28131 R’dale Wands 14 10 3 1 26129 ‘Belvedere.. 15 9 4 1 29129 B’bumNrthm15 9 4 2 25121 Edenfield... 15 9 5 1 25118 Clitheroe__ 14 8 4 2 22108 Cherry Tree . 13 8 4 1 21104 Setae........13 8 4 1 18101 Ossy Imm. ..15 8 7 2 17 83 Feniscowles. 13 6 5 2 15 81 Salesbury... 14 5 7 2 22 78 Bamoldswick 15 5 8 2 16 72 Earby........ 13 5 7 1 16 69 Fadiham....13 3 8 2 17 53 •Whalley.... 15 3 11 0 13 50 Gt Harwood .14 1 11 2 12 28 Baxenden...11 •Bed game


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Selected teams Cricket


Saturday


home) C. Holt. M. Whalley. J. Marshall, Harvey, J . Jones, K. O'Connor, A. Rushton, W. East- ham, A. Laycock, K. Smithson, E. Lowes. Read 2nds (v Great Harwood,


away) M. Shirtclitte, S. Marsh, E. Artingstoll, E. Yates, S. Doughty.


M. Yeoman, S. Marshall, A.Turn- er, C. Lowes, F. Barden, J. Wood. ResenretT.Tumer.


Read (v Great Harwood, www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Sport Info Desk Cricket


MEWIESSOUCITORS CRAVEN AND


DISTRICT CRICKET


LEAGUE TABLE


Rrst Division P W D L P


Cullingworth ...50 17 1 2 52 ■RaworlhRoad .50 16 1 2 51 Oakworlh .......50 12 3 5 39 Crosstlatts...... 50 11 2 7 35 Bradley........... 50 9 3 8 30 •Emb^ .........50 7 4 8 27 Haworih..........50 8 2 9 26 Glusbum ..........20 8 2 10 26 Sandy Lane ....50 6 1 13 19 Cowling..........50 5 3 12 16 Cononiey........50 4 1 15 13 Thornton .........50 3 3 14 12 Second Division P W D L P


BingleyCongs ..50 15 0 5 45 •Pendle Forest.. 50 13 2 4 43 "Ingrow..........50 12 1 5 41 Long Lee..........20 10 2 8 32 Chatbum........50 10 2 8 32 ■|ngrowStJohns50 8 4 7 30 Wilsden..........50 9 2 9 29 Barrowfond.......50 9 1 10 28 Sutton ............ 50 7 2 11 23 •Rjulridge ........20 6 2 11 22 'SkiptonCI ....50 6 1 12 21 Glusbumli...... 50 2 1 17 7 Third Division P W D L P


Riddlesden ....50 16 2 2 50 HaworthWE ...50 14 2 4 44 Airedale..........50 13 1 6 40 Embsayll........50 12 2 6 38 Oakworthll ....50 11 3 6 36 Ingrow St John's 1120 9 3 8 30 Denholme...... 50 9 3 8 30 LongLeell.......50 6 2 12 20 Haworth Road II 50 6 1 13 19 Gargrave..........20 5 1 14 16 Cowlingll........50 4 1 15 13 Barrowfordll ....20 3 3 14 12 Fourth Division P W D L P


Eldwi(d<&Gilstead20 16 2 1 50 •Cononiey II......20 15 2 2 49 Crossflattsll ....20 14 2 4 44 Pendle Forest II..20 12 2 6 38 Ingrowll..........50 12 1 7 37 •Bradley II .......50 9 3 7 32 Cullingworlhll ..50 8 2 10 26 Chatbum II........20 8 1 10 25 Wilsdenll........50 7 1 12 22 SandyLanell ...20 3 2 15 11 Airedale II ........20 2 2 16 8 Haworth II ........20 1 4 15 7 Fihh Division P W D L P


RiddlesdenII ...50 17 1 2 52 Sutton I I ..........50 14 3 3 45 Haworth WE II...20 12 3 5 39 UttleMarsden ...20 12 3 5 39 Eldwick/G'sleadll20 9 4 7 31 Oakworthlll....50 9 3 8 30 Bingley Congs II .20 9 2 9 29 Thornton II........20 7 5 8 26 SkiptonCIII...... 20 7 4 9 25 B'ford& Bingley III20 6 5 9 23 Glusburn III...... 20 7 1 12 22 Pendle Forest 1


1 1 .20 6 3 11 21


Denholme II...... 20 6 3 11 21 Gatgtavell........20 5 1 14 16 • denotes tied match


CONTACT THE SPORTS DESK WITH YOUR


RESULTS AND TABLES Chris Boden


chris.boden@eastlancsnews.co.uk • 478164


Dan Black


daniel.black@eastlancsnews.co.uk • 478165


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GREAT HARWOOD AND DISTRICT


BOWUNG LEAGUE RESULTS


Rrst Division Clilheroe CC A 6, Roe Lee Park 4;


Free Gardeners A 5, Rushton St A 5; Globe A 4, Rishlori Con. A 6; Gt Har­ wood A7,GlobeH^3;OssyCon.7, Free Gardeners A 3; Rishton Con. A 3, Ribblesdale A 7. Second Division


Rushton St B 3, Sabden Black 7;


Sabden Red 3, Hurst Green A 7; Salesbury A 6. Gt Hanirood CC 4; Syd­ ney Street 7, Green Park 3. Third Division


Burnley Rd A 7, Gt Harwood H 3;


Gatty Park 8, Grange 2; Globe B 3, Coppice 7; Mercer Park 8, Free Gar­ deners B 2; Ribblesdale B 2, Whalley A 8.


Fourth Division


Immanuel B 8, Whalley B 2. TABLES


Rrst Division P W D L P


CGIobeHeys ..50 12 3 5130 Gt Harwood A ...19 13 1 5116 RoeLeePark ..50 10 1 9113 aitheroeCCA .50 12 0 8112 Rushton St A ...50 9 1 10 98 GkJbeA............19 10 1 8 96 RishlonCon.A .50 11 0 9 93 RIbblesdaleA ..50 8 1 11 89 Gt Harwood B ..50 7 1 12 83 OssyCon...........18 6 2 10 77 RFreeGardsA.50 3 3 14 73 Second Division P W D L P


CBurnleyRdB ..20 13 1 6124 P Green Park. .. 50 12 0 8123 Sydney S t .......50 13 1 6115 Sabden Black ..50 12 0 8114 Gt Harwood CC. 50 13 0 7112 SalesbuiyA....50 11 0 9102 Hurst Green A ...20 8 2 10 90 Waddington A ...19 8 0 11 87 OakhillVels.......19 7 1 11 87 RRushtonStB .50 5 0 15 68 R Sabden Red.. 50 4 1 15 68 Third Division P W D L P


P Whalley A . . . . 50 12 0 8121 Gatty Park........ 19 13 2 4113 Salesbury B . . . . 50 13 1 6112 G1 HarwoodH ...19 12 0 7108 Grange.............20 11 1 8107 Globe B ............19 9 3 7103 Coppice............19 10 0 9101 Mercer Park.... 50 10 0 10 93 Burnley Rd A . . . .20 7 1 12 82 R Ribblesdale B 50 6 0 14 82 RReeGardsB.50 1 0 19 58 Fourth Division P W D L P


COakhill ..........18 16 0 2126 Ribblesdale Wanderers V


Great Harwood Ribblcsdalc


R. Gladwin ct Townsend b Akbar. . 20 A. Marsh ct Whalley bAkbar........17 Brown ctArmerbMbar................11 M. Briggs ctArmer bAkbar..........15 G. H u n t 'd Allen bAkbar..............9 S. Kerr dArmer bAkbar.................0 J. Ra in+d Hoyle bKayley ............5 CHaUbKayley ...........................17 M. Clarkson b Akbar....................... 0 M. Pratt not o u t ...............................1 I. Britcliffe bKayley........................4 Extras .........................................3 Tbtal........................................102 Bowling: Akbar 15-2^0-7; S. Maher 10-2-29-0: J.Kayley 5-1-21-3 G re a t Harwood


I.H aw r th ru no u tP ratt..................0 P. Allend Clarksonb Britcliffe........2 R. Whalley' b Brown.....................30 Akbar ct Rain b BrowTi....................12 A. Armor + ct Pratt b Clarkson . . . .56 R. Townsend ct Clarkson b Pratt .16 I. Littlefair not o u t ...........................7 J. Hoyle bBrouTi ............................. 3 R. Swanney b Brown ....................... 0 J. Kayley ct Hunt b P ra t t .................0 S. Maher not out ............................. 7 Extras........................................H Total (9 wickets).................... .144 Bowling: Brown 17-3-49-4; I. ilrit- cliffe 12-5-31-1: M. Pratt 9-1-23-2; M. Clarkson 4-0-34-1.


Bowls


P Immanuel A ...18 15 0 3122 SabdenBlue ....18 11' 0 7107 Immanuel B .......18 11 0 7106 MilnshawWdrs ..18 8 2 8 92 WaddingtonB ...18 8 2 8 87 WhalleyB .........18 8 2 8 85 Rishton Con. B ..18 6 0 12 78 ClilheroeCCB ..18 2 0 16 52 Hurst Green B . . .18 2 0 16 45


GREYHOUND FORD HYNDBURN


BOWUNG LEAGUE TABLES


Rrst Division P W D L P


Globe A ............18 15 1 2131 Coppice............18 11 1 6101 Free Gardeners..16 10 2 4 97 SabdenB..........17 11 1 5 95 BurnleyRdC....IS 8 1 9 90 Salesbury Blue ..18 7 2 9 84 Rushton St E . . . .17 8 0 9 83 Ribblesdale A ...17 7 0 10 75 Globe E ............17 5 0 12 72 OssyCon..........16 5 1 10 54 Sydney S t ........ 16 2 1 13 52 Second Division P W D L P


Grange A ..........17 14 0 3112 Burnley RdB....19 10 2 7105 WhalleyA ........ 18 11 0 7102 VWddingtonA ...18 11 2 5 99 Rushton S IC....19 10 0 9 97 OakhilIPkA.......17 9 0 8 92 Immanuel A .......18 9 0 9 88 OakhillAsh .......17 7 0 10 80 Globe C ............18 5 1 12 72 Mercer Park.......17 5 1 11 70 WhalleyB ........ 18 4 0 14 61 Third Division P W D L P


Rishton BC .......14 12 1 1103 GallyPaht........14 9 1 4 82 SalesbutyRed ..14 8 1 5 76 Gt Harwood CC..15 6 0 9 72 SabdenC .........13 7 0 6 71 ReadCC..........14 5 1 8 67 Rishlon Con C .. .14 6 2 6 64 GrangeC..........14 4 0 10 51 OakhillParkB ...14 3 0 11 44 Fourth Division P W D L P


WaddingtonB ...14 11 0 3 99 RibblesdaleC ...15 12 0 3 98 Milnshaw Park.. .14 8 0 6 83 AlmaB............. 14 10 0 4 82 Immanuel B .......14 5 0 9 64 OakhillBeech ...14 4 2 8 60 BurnleyRdD ....14 4 1 9 56 Clilheroe CCB ..15 6 0 9 55 SabdenA..........14 1 3 10 38


Cricket scorecards


ReadvEarby Read


C. Holt b Craddock...........................6 M. Whalley b Hipgrave..................15 J. Marshall ct Windle b Walton . . . .24 Han’ey' ct Haines b Hipgrave.........0 A. Laycock Ibw b Azmat................... 5 K. O'Connor ct Walton b Azmat. . .15 A. Rushton ct Craddock b Azmat. . .5 P. Haworth Ibw b Azmat................... 4 W.EasthamctWindlebWalton . . .0 G. Halley + Ibw b Walton ................0 K. Smithson not o u t .........................0 Extras .........................................9 Total..........................................83 Bowling: R. Craddock 6-0-25-1; S. Hipgrave 9-4-21-2: Azmat 8.2-2-21- 4: C. Walton 5-2-S-3.


Earby


M. Haines ct Eastham b Har\'ey. . . .5 M. Windle Ibw b Harvey..................9 Azmat ct Eastham b Smithson ....51 C. Walton b Eastham.....................55 A. Pollard b Eastham.......................0 R. Craddock b Smithson..................8 D. Helliwell b Eastham ................... 9 ‘ S. Hipgrave' b Smithson.................. 0 R. Robinson Ibw b Eastham ............0 M. Gamer + b Smithson....................1 R. Sumner not out.............................1 Extras........................................17 Total........................................ 156 Bowling: A. Rushton 9-0-49-0; Har­ vey 11-1-30-2: W. Eastham 12-2-37- 4; K. Smithson 9-l-3(M.


Clitheroe Advertiser & Tim es , Thursday, September 3rd, 2009 55 Football


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


SOLICITORS EAST LANCASHIRE


Division 1 Canberra 0, Mill Hill 1; Colne


UId 1, Langho 4; Enfield 1, Read Uid 2; Hursi Green 3, Oswaldiwislle SM 0; Worsihome 3, Riminglon 4; Colne Utd 4, Bor- rowdale Uid 0; Goodshaw Uid 2, Mill Hill 2; Oswaldiwislle SM 0, Langho 2; Read Uid 3, Hursi Green 1; Riminglon 6, Enfield 4; Slacksleads SJ 3, Worsihome 1. Division 2


Feniscowles 2, Rock Rovers


3: Pendle ForesI 3, Barrowford Cellic 2; Barnoldswick Town 4, Sabden 2; Bly Belvedere 1, Bar­ rowford Celfic 1; BGSOB 2, Pen­ dle ForesI 5; Padiham 5, Fenis­ cowles 3.


Reserve Division Slacksleads SJ 5, BGSOB 2;


Peel Park 1, Bairowford Celfic 1; Oswaldiwislle SM 1, Enfield 2; Pendle ForesI 9, Rock Rovers 1; Riminglon 1, Worsihorne 2; Colne Uid 1, Riminglon 3; Enfield 5, Read Uid 1; Hursi Green 1, Oswaldiwislle SM 4; Langho 5, Slacksleads SJ 1; Worsihome 5, Pendle Fores11. RXTURES TonighI


Kick-off 6-15 p.m. Reserve Division


Oswaldiwislle SM v Peel Park;


Pendle Fbresi v Colne Did; Rim­ inglon v Langho.


Saturday Kick-off 2 p.m.


Lancashire Amateur Cup Rossendale Ams v Read Utd;


Tyidsley Utd v Goodshaw Utd; Trawden Celtic Juniors v Hurst Green; Bolton Wyresdale v Rock Rovers; Weavers v Worsihorne; Dovmhall Green v Langho. Kick-off 2-15 p.m. Division 1


Canbena v Colne Utd; Mill Hill.


V Borrowdale Utd; Stacksteads SJ V Rimington. Division 2


Burnley GSOB v Barrowford


Celtic; Burnley Belvedere v Pen­ dle Forest; Peel Park v Padiham; Sabden v Clitheroe RBL Reserve Division


Colne Utd v Pendle Forest;


Hurst Green v Burnley GSOB; Langho v Oswaldtwistle SM; Read Uid v Barrowford Celfic; Worsthome v Stacksteads SJ. TABLES Division 1 P W D L P


Rimington ..........4 3 1 0 10 Langho...............5 3 1 1 10 Colne Uid............4 2 1 1 7 Stacksteads SJ ...4 2 1 1 7 Enfield...............5 2 1 2 7 Worsthome........5 2 1 2 7 Read Utd............5 2 1 2 7 Canberra............4 1 2 1 5 Mill Hill...............4 1 2 1 5 Goodshaw Utd ...5 1 1 3 4 Hurst Green........5 1 1 3 4 Oswaldtwistle SM .5 1 1 3 4 BacupCC ..........2 0 2 0 2 Borrowdale Utd .. .2 0 0 2 0 Division 2 P W D L P


BamoldswickTown 3 3 0 0 9 B'lord Celtic........4 2 1 1 7 Pendle Forest — 2 2 0- 0 6 Clitheroe RBL ....2 1 0 1 3 Padiham.............2 1 0 1 3 Rock Rovers.......2 1 0 1 3 Sabden .............2 1 0 1 3 BGSOB........... :3 1 0 2 3 Bly Belvedere . . .2 0 1 1 1 Feniscowles........2 0 0 2 0 Peel Park........... 2 0 0 2 0 Reserve Division P W D L P


Worsthorne........5 5 0 0 15 Enfield ...............4 4 0 0 12 Pendle Forest — 4 3 0 1 9 BGSOB.............4 2 0 2 6 OswaldtwisUe SM .4 2 0 2 6 B'lord Celtic........2 1 1 0 4 Peel Park........... 4 1 1 2 4 Stacksteads SJ .. .4 1 1 2 4 Colne Utd........... 2 1 0 1 3 Langho...............3 1 0 2 3 Rimington ..........3 1 0 2 3 Rock Rovers.......4 1 0 3 3 Hurst Green........3 0 1 2 1 Read Utd........... 4 0 0 4 0


DONALD RACE & NEWTON


HARRY DEWHURST MEMORIAL


FOOTBALL LEAGUE FIXTURES


Sunday Division 1 Clarence v Dog Inn (Hasling­


den SC); Duke of Wellington v Welly Clayton (Wilson’s); Spin­ ning Jenny v Great Harwood Rovers (Bullough). Division 2


Abbey Rovers v Black Bull


(Wilson's); Helmshore Harriers v Kings Arms (Memorial); Ossy Refugees v Rose and Crown (Fbxhill).


THWAITES CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT SUMMER


POOL LEAGUE RESULTS


Premier Division Blllington B 7, Buck A 5; Buck


B 5, Royal British Legion B 7; Low Moor Club 11, St Peters A 1; Royal British Legion A 9, Bay Horse 3; White Horse A 6, White Horse B 6. Rrst Division


Clitheroe Social Club 1, Dog


11; Kings Arms 5, White Hart 7; Read Con Club 6, Con Club 6; Stork 4, Wagon A 8. Second Division


Black Horse B 7, Kings Arms


C 5; Conservative Club B 7, Higher Buck B 5; Higher Buck A 8, White Lion 4. Third Division


Horseshoe 11, Station 1;


Royal British Legion D 7, Royal British Legion C 5; White Hart B 5, Royal Oak A 7. Fourth Division


Brown Cow Chatburn 8,


Craven Heifer 4; De Lacy 5, Buck Wrinkleys 7; Pendle Hofei 4, Whalley Arms 8; Whalley Con Club 7, Billinglon A 5. Foundation Cup Fourth Round


Legion D 3, Billington B 6;


Higher Buck B 1, Low Moor A 6; Legion B 6, Higher Buck A 3; Conservative Club 5, Legion A 6. HXTURES


Foundation Cup Rfth Round Legion B v Legion A; Billington


B V Low Moor Club. TABLES


Premier Division P W D L P


Low Moor..........14 10 2 2130 RBL A ............. 14 9 3 2127 BuckA.............14 5 5 4109


* THE Nelson and Colne Ladies’ Pool League AGM will be held on Thursday, Sep­ tember 17th at the Alexandra Snooker Hall, Nelson at 8 p.m. All teams wishing to


join the league for the new season should be represented. Anyone wishing to


discuss a league issue or rule should put this in writing and forward it to any committee member. New teams are welcome - they can register on the night.


Billinglon B .......14 6 5 BuckB..............14 6 2 White Horse A ...14 5 3 SI Peter’s A .......14 8 1 RBLB ..............14 4 2 White Horse B .. .14 3 3 Bay Horse.........14 0 2 Rrst Division P W D


Black Horse A ...12 8 2 Dog .................13 5 4 While Hart.........13 5 4 Con. Club.......... 12 6 4 Wagon A .......... 12 7 2 Read Con. Club..12 4 5 Kings Arms.......13 5 3 Stork ................12 1 2 Social Club .......13 0 2 Second Division P W D


Kings Arms C ...11 6 2 LowMoorB.......11 5 4 BlackHorseB ...11 6 1 •HigherBuckA ..10 5 3 Wagon B .......... 11 4 4 Con. Club B .......12 3 3 HigherBu(d<B ...11 2 4 White Lion.........11 1 3 Third Division P W D


RoyalOakA ___13 10 2 Horseshoe.........13 7 5 RBLD ..............13 6 3 Kings Arms B ...12 5 2 RBLC ..............12 5 2 WhiteHartB ....11 5 2 Station..............10 3 1 BrownCowCI. ..11 3 0 BuckD..............11 0 1 Fourth Division P W D


Whalley Con.......13 9 1 Billington A .......11 8 0 RoyalOakB ___11 9 0 Brown Cow Ch. ..13 5 2 BuckWrinkleys ..13 6 0 Pendle Hotel___12 4 2 De Lacy............12 3 4 Whalley Arms ...13 4 1 Craven Heifer ...12 1 2 •points deducted


Chatburn stroll on


C R IC K E T : T h e inclement weather condi­ tions failed to rain on Chatburn’s parade as they strolled to a com­ fortable eight-wicket vic­ tory over Long Lee. The home side won the


toss and put their -visitors in to bat on a damp wick­ et.


Long Lee struggled to


come to terms with the conditions and were bowled out for a meagre 63 with opener A. Broadley (32) and S. Butterfield UO) the only batsmen to accumulate double figures. But it was Steve


Bowker’s fantastic five wicket haul that really caught the eye. His innings finished


with 5-15 from 12.2 overs, while John Lockley (3-23) and Ashley Ben­


nett (2-19) also made vital contributions. In reply, Chatburn


were only 10 runs from victory at the fall of the first wicket thanks to Mark Braithwaite’s 23 and David Thornber’s 29.


Damian Gupta (8) and


Mark Neremberg (1) ensured victory for the hosts following an impressive performance.


-k JUNIOR SOCCER: New players are being sought by Readstone United U12’s manage­ ment team for the forthcoining season. The Ribble Valley


side play in the North Valley. League on Sun­ days. Anyone interest­ ed in playing contact manager Paul Moss on 01282 701760.


P3 COMPUTERS:- When 2nd Division Service Just Won’t Do, TEL: Q1282 424Q4.1


3107 6 98 6 93 5 90 8 86 8 82


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