Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 01282 426161 (Advertising), Burnley 01282 422331 (Classified) I>- 54 Clitheroe Advertiser & Tim e s, Thursday, September 17th, 2009 www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Cliihetoe 422324 (Editorial), 01282 426161 (Adverbsing), Burnley 01282 422331 (Classified) Wolves kids enjoy double victory success


CLITHEROE Wolves UlOs maintained their 100% start to the new season, with impressive back-to-back home victories over Langho Juniors and Oswaldtwistle Rangers respectively. Clitheroe took the lead


against Langho through Owen Jackson, then a double from Elliot Watson put them in a commanding position. The tie was put beyond


Langbo when James Scorah added a fourth late on. Against Oswaldtwistle the


deadlock was broken after 10 minutes through an own goal. This seemed to spur


I'/C


Wolves on to play some great football, and Elliot Watson gave the locals a two-goal cushion at the break. In the second period a dou­


ble strike from Frankie Jack- son and a good finish from Scorah earned the side a deserved victory. Clitheroe W V9s Greens 0 Clitheroe W V9s Reds... 11 CLITHEROE Reds took control of the game from


Junior soccer


kick-off with goals from Matthew King (2), Leighton Clarkson (2) Harry Jackson, Sam Pickles (2), Joe Briggs and an unfortunate Greens home goal by half time. In the second half the


Reds added to their score through goals from Connor Jackson and Joe Wilson. Lammack Juniors U9s . 1 Clitheroe W V9s Reds . . 0 IN wet and windy condi­


tions, Wolves’ man-of-the- match was Joe Wilson in this


defeat. Readstone V8s Yellow . . 6 Brier field U8s


............4 IT was an excellent start


to the season for the Ribble Valley side who edged their opponents in a 10-goal thriller where both Harry Burrows and Cade Leonard scored hat-tricks. Readstone TJlOs Yellow 5 Rishton.........................0 THE locals started the


campaign with an emphatic victory over Rishton.


Man-of-the-match Joe


Noone scored four, with Max Laird also netting. Readstone Under 11s . .4 Pendle Forest Ulls ____3 MAN-of-the-match Lewis


Simpson scored a brace for Readstone in this seven-goal thriller. The other scorers were


Tom Bridge and Oliver Robinson. Dominic Hudson also put in a solid defensive performance. Readstone Under 12s . . . 2 Barnoldswick Town . . . . 4 GOALS from Matthew


Crabtree and Callum Sud- ders were not enough as Readstone were beaten 4-2. Man-of-the-match was


Marc Greenwood. Readstone U17s Girls .5 Penwortham ...............1 THIS was an excellent


s ta r t to the season as the Under 17 Girls thrashed their opponents. Zara Pollard grabbed four


goals while Sophie Hindle also scored. Gabbie Preugschat was named player-of-the-match.


Chipping’s cup boost


Chipping................ '...4 Preston United..........3 CHIPPING began their Guildhall Cup campaign on Saturday, beating Pre­ ston United from the division above after going behind three times. After going behind


early on. Chipping equalised seconds after the restart. Rick Bolton made no mistake as he coolly slid the ball home. The visitors were


The right recipe?


CLITHEROE Wolves U16s’ league team has kindly been sponsored for a football strip by The VUla, the Italian restaurant in Whalley Road, owned by Piano and his wife Caroline. The team and the managers Graham Tomlinson and Jim


McGrath are very appreciative of the sponsor from The Villa, as now the team looks a good rep­ resentative of Clitheroe Wolves and look smart in their new Stanno strip. Could it be the new recipe for


success?


Clitheroe’s Andrew Pearce inflicted defeat on local rivals Padiham at the Arbories. The four wicket win came courtesy of


Pearce’s tremendous bowling display (5- 37) as he tore through the opposition bat­ ting line and this was coupled with a trio of impressive batting displays, that sent Clitheroe flying to victory. Professional Paul Turner hit five fours


and three sixes on his way to 47 before his wickets were scattered by Qadeer Ahmed and opening partner Neil Bolton smashed 45 which included nine fom^. Josh McDowell then hit six fours and a


six to reach an unbeaten 46, which, along­ side a number of low-scoring colleagues, was enough to secure maximum points. Padiham pro Kashif Siddique capped


another fine season with figures of 3-52 which sent him to second in the Veka Rib- blesdale Cricket League wicket-taking charts on 92 behind Baxenden professional Babaar Naeem who finished with 103. Clitheroe’s efforts were in response to the


162 set by the home side. Siddique claimed an impressive all-round performance with 27 runs which again ensured he finished second in the league’s charts with 1,449 runs. The prolific professional was once again thwarted by the champion’s Naeem who ended the season with 1,589 runs. John Bushell went on to score 26 while


Philip Metcalfe (14), Steve Meehan (13) and Gavin Kelly (10) also finished on dou­ ble figures. However, Andrew Pearce’s efforts and Joshua Marquet (3-25) ensured that Padiham didn’t reach that formidda- ble scoreline. The residt meant that Padiham finished


fourth in the table while Clitheroe ended a disappointing campaign second bottom with 106 points.


■f'


Pearce sinks Padiham Glover closes campaign in style


Cricket A FABULOUS five wicket frenzy from


A FANTASTIC four from Chatbum’s Mark Glover set the tone for his side’s final game of the season as they top­ pled Ingrow St Johns. The home side struggled from the


very first ball and T. Weston’s exit at 1-1 soon became 2-2 when I. Mehban became Glover’s second victim in as many minutes. W. Hussain tried to add a bit more


respactability to his side’s tally but he was also thwarted by the in-form bowler after hitting 17. Glover’s final victim was P. Wright (9). S. Iqbal (10) and C. Bottomley (19)


put on the best pairing for the home side with a 28-run partnership but that was their only highlight as they feu for just 94. Ashley Bennett also got in on the


aiction for the visitors, claiming figures of 2-14.


READ ended an encouraging season with defeat at Ribble Valley neigh­ bours Ribblesdale Wanderers on Sat­ urday. _ But their third-place finish repre­


sents another season of improvement, and a decent performance from a squad that didn’t have the depth of other clubs, while Wanderers toU be looking for better than ninth next time out - although th a t was two places higher than last term. • Read professional Jon Harvey, who


is expected to return to Whalley Road next season, ended with 736 league runs and 54 wickets, while there were


In reply, Chatbum somehow turned


their appalling start around. . Rod Booth went at 1-1 and he was


closely followed by Paul Woodworth with the scoreUne showing 2-2. Things soon looked a lot worse


when Clive Gawthorpe was removed by C. Dyson (2-8) as the away side were performing poorly on 2-3. However, tha t temporary tumble


the Craven League Division Two. Meanwhile, a five star performance


from Chatburn seconds’ Chris Mul- hearn (5-70) wasn’t enough to steer his side to victory against Wilsden. The damage was inflicted by Shahid


prompted the introduction of Bennett and Chris Waddington who powered their side through to the finish. Bennett hit four fours and three


sixes on his way to 48 whUe Wadding- ton hit an unbeaten 28. Ingrow St Johns attempted to bam­


boozle their opposition by employing as many as nine bowlers at the crease but it proved to be a tactical failure. The win gave Chatbum the points and ensured a fourth place finish in


other notable contributions from Joe Marshall, with 745 runs, Chris Holt, with exactly 500, while Andrew Rush- ton (41) and Warren Eastham (50) wickets also chipped in to good effect. Saturday wasn’t the side’s finest


moment, shot put for 105, before Wan­ derers eased home by two wickets with 10.1 overs to spare, but again there were displays of merit.


■ Wanderers won the toss and insert­


ed Read, and they soon had the visi­ tors in trouble at 49-7, with home pro­ fessional Jake Brown and Ian Brit- cliffe impressing with the ball. However, 18-year-old Elliott Art-


Mahmood who'smashed nine fours and two sixes before finishing on 80 as he was caught by Tony Helm from a fierce Mulheam delivery. John Greenwood also hit 44, while


Mark Jagger and John Butterfield both stmck an unbeaten 29. That sent the away side soaring to a


213 run advantage which meant it was going to be an uphill struggle once Chatbum strode into bat. Mark Neremberg hit 42 for the


. hosts, but only Steve Tandy (15) and Ryan Monk (12) could add to the score with double figures as they were all out for 103.


An encouraging outcome all round


ingstoll and another youngster in Elliott Lowes showed stubborn resist­ ance to help Read into three figures. ArtingstoU finished unbeaten on 33,


> seven, as Brown claimed 4-41 and Britcliffe 3-28. In reply, Harvey did his level best to


.


with only Haiyey, with 26, able to join him in double figures. Lowes faced 43 deliveries for his


deny 'Wandeiers, as he took 5-33 in his 17 overs.


However, Brown’s 33 helped steer the hosts to victory, as David Howard


(13 not out) and Pratt (7 notout) saw Ribblesdale over the line.


stra ig h t back on the offensive and regained the lead, but Chipping again came up with a superb equaliser. Ryan McMurray curled a delightful free-kick into the top comer. The second half saw


Preston grab the lead again, but Chipping responded well, and good play in midfield found substitute James Holt who fired an unstoppable angled drive across the keeper and into the bot­ tom comer. Chipping started to


dominate in all areas, and the winner arrived with five minutes left, from skipper Jonny Fletcher. I t ’s back to league


action on Saturday as Chipping welcome Hoghton West End to the village (2-30 p.m.).


Grindleton’s late stunner


Grindleton..................2 Rolls-Royce................ 4 GRINDLETON had high hopes of turning over leaders Rolls-Royce, but lost out to two late goals. The locals made the


brighter start, and when winger Martin Dobson was felled at the edge of the area, debutant Danny Sharpies curled a superb free-kick home. Ten minutes later, the


lead was doubled when captain Scott Fielding threaded an immaculate ball through to the returning Dan Fawcett, who finished confidently. But the away side


started to claw their way back into the game, and were level by the interval. In an evenly-contested


second half, the away team enjoyed a large period of possession with­ out creating any clear-cut chances. I t was confirmed it


wasn’t going to be Grindleton’s day when Rolls scored two goals in the last 10 minutes, again from corners after poor marking in the box. Grindleton look to


bounce back at Long Lee Juniors this Saturday.


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VEKA RIBBLESDALE CRICKET LEAGUE


TABLES


Senior Division P W L N B P


Baxenden ..........26 19 4 3 40 239 Gt Harwood........26 16 5 5 30 205 •Read...................26 13 8 4 40 189 Padiham ............26 13 9 4 33 175 •Eartry.................26 12 8 5 30 172 Ossy Immanuel. 26 11 7 8 29' 163 ^ Cherry Tree . . . .2 6 11 11 4 35 157 Settle...................26 10 10


•R'dateWands..261012 337153 Edenireld............26 8 12 6 26 124 'Barnotdswir* . . .26 713 5 25 117 Whalley...............26 6 17 3 39 108 Clitheroe ...........26 7 15 4 24 106 B'bum Nrlhm. . . 26 416 619 77 First Division P W L N B P


Salesbury...26 22 2 2 43269 Belvedere...26 18 2 6 22220 Brinscall....26 16 5 5 31206 R'daleWands26 15 7 4 40202 Read............ 26 14 9 3 34183 Belvedere . .2 6 10 13 3 37146 Padiham... .2 6 10 12 4 33145 Star*steads.26 8 12 6 43141 Cherry Tree .26 9 12 5 32137 Gt Harwood. 26 9 12 5 31136 Edenlield . . .2 6 7 14 5 37122 Ossylmm...26 7 15 4 32114 Feniscowles.26 6 16 4 29101 Settle..........26 1 21 4 8 30 Second Division P W L N B P


Baxenden...26 22 1 3 31260 Clitheroe....26 20 2 4 32244 B'bumNrthm26 15 7 4 33195 Bamoidswrt* 26 13 8 5 39184 Ghyll........ . .2 6 13 8 5 35180 •BIyGSOB..26 12 10 3 43179 Earby..........26 11 10 5 45170 Salesbury...26 11 11 4 47169 •Whalley....26 9 11 5 29141 Ghyll2nds . .2 6 8 15 3 32121 Brinscall....26 7 12 7 26117 Fenisrx)wles.26 6 15 5 36111 Stacksteads. 26 3 20 3 29 68 BlyGSOB2.26 2 22 2 24 50 Third Division P W L N B P


R'daIeWands16 12 3 1 28151 Cherry Tree. 16 11 4 1 27140 •Belvedere.. 16 9 4 2 29132 Read............ 16 10 5 1 28131 B'bum Nrlhm 16 9 4 3 25124 Edenheld . . .1 6 9 6 1 25116 Settle...........15 9 4 2 20116 Clitheroe.. . . 16 8 5 3 22111 Feniscowles.16 8 5 3 19108 Ossylmm. . .1 6 6 7 3 17 86 Padiham.. . .1 6 5 9 2 28 84 Earby...........15 6 8 1 20 83 Salesbury...16 5 8 3 22 81 Bamoldswick 16 5 8 3 16 75 •Whalley.... 16 3 12 0 18 55 Gt Harwood. 16 1 12 3 12 31 Baxenden... 16 1 13 2 7 23 ’lied game


MEWIESSDLICITDRS CRAVEN AND


DISTRICT CRICKET LEAGUE


FINALTABLES


Second Division P W D L P


BingleyCongs ...22 16 1 5 49 •Tngrow............ .22 14 1 5 47 •PendleForest..22 13 3 5 44 Chatbum..........22 11 3 8 36 LongUee..........22 11 2 9 35 Wrisden............22 10 3 9 33 Batrowford........22 10 2 10 32 •Ingrow St John's 22 8 4 9 30 Sutton ................22’ 8 2 12 26 •Fbulridge..........22 7 3 11 26 •SkiptonCI ........22 6 1 14 21 Glusburnil..........22 2 1 19 7 Fourth Division P W D L P


Eldwick&Gilstead22 18 2 2 56 •Cononley I I . . . . 22 16 2 3 52 CrossllattsIt . .. .2 2 15 2 5 47 Ingrow I I ..............22 13 2 7 41


Pendle Forest I I . 22 13 2 7 41 •Bradley II .........22 9 4 8 33


CullingworthIt ...22 9 2 11 29 Wilsden I t ............22 9 1 12 28 Chatbumil..........22 8 1 13 25 Sandy Lane II . .2 2 5 2 15 16 Airedale II ......... 22 2 2 18 8 Haworth II .........22 1 4 17 9 •denotestied match


Darts and dominoes /


DISTRICT DARTS AND DOMINOES SUMMER LEAGUE


CLITHEROE AND RESULTS 6 36 154’


Ribble League Darts


Horseshoe I .B u c kA B ; Wag­


gon & Horses 1, Black Horse A 8.


Dominoes Horseshoe 11, Buck A 10;


Waggon & Horses 9 , Black Horse A 12. ) Pendle League Darts


Black Horse B 2, Royal Oak 7;


R.B. Legion 3, Swan 8, Royal 6; Social Club 4, Judge Walmsiey B 5.


Dominoes Black Horse B 12, Royal Oak


9; R.B. Legion 13, Swan & Royal 8; Social Club 9, Judge Walmsiey B12.


HIGH SCORES 180 - M. Uoyd; 140 - D. Card-


well x3, J. Schofield x2, A. Keny­ on x2, S. McCullough x 2 , K. Duut, P. Barker, B. Cunliffe ( Snr), M. Mercer, C. Flynn, M. Lloyd; 138 - H. Coleran, D. Gudgeon; 136 - S. Slater; 135 - M. Mercer; 134 - H. Coleran, B. Cunliffe (Jnr); 132 - C. Flynn; 1 2 5 -B . Flockharl; 122 - L. Waring; 121 - P. Grealorex; 120 - M. Mercer; 118 - L. Wright; 116 - D. South- well; 115 - J. Gregson; 112 - L. Tomlinson; 104 - S. Ashworth; 103 - D. Walmsiey; 101 - J. Harg­ reaves, S. Walmsiey; 100 - M. Mercer x7, L. Wright x 6 , P. Greatorex x4, H. Fish x4, S. Walmsiey x4,S. Hoole x3, J. Har­ greaves x3, D. Cardwell x3, M. Lloyd x3, W. Alberry x3, A. Keny­ on x2, R. Lloyd x2, S. McCul­ lough x2, T. Parker x2, P. Farnsworth x2, K. Duut, P. Bark­ er, D. Flynn, B. Cunliffe (Snr), C. Flynn, B. Flockhart, J. Gregson, A. Slater, Pat O'Neill, D. Gud­ geon, R. Relding, J. Reynolds, J. Schofield.


TABLES


Ribble League Darts


P


Black Horse A ................11 Judge Walmsiey A ..........10


P


70 67


Wagon and Horses..........11 46 Buck A ...........................10 Horse Shoe ................... 10


45 43


While Horse.....................10 40 WhileHart ..................... 10 Dominoes


P


Horse Shoe ....................10 123 Judge Walmsiey A ........ 10 118 Black Horse..................... 11 116 Wagon and Horses A____11 115 White Horse.....................10 102 White Hart .....................10 BuckA ...........................10


99 83


Pendle League Darts


P


BuckB ...........................10 SwanandRoyal ............11 R.B.Legion ................... 10


P


71 58 56


Royal Oak.........................12 51 13 P


Judge Walmsiey B ............11 44 Black Horse B ..............10


30


SodalClub.......................10 23 Dominoes


P P


Judge Walmsiey B ............11 129 R.B.Legion ....................10 120 SwanandRoyal................11 117 SodalClub.......................10 107 Royal Oak.........................12 ■ 104 BuckB ........................... 10 102 Black Horse B ................10


98


INVITATION SUMMER DARTS LEAGUE


CLiTHEROE MEN’S RESULTS Legion B 3, Pendle Inn4;


Horseshoe 2, Swan A 5; Brown Cow 3 , St Michaels A 4; St Michaels RO 5, White Lion 2; Swan B 0, Low Moor 7; Craven Heifer 2, Legion A 5. FIXTURES Monday


Brown Cow v Legion B (St


Michaels); Swan A v Pendle Inn (Brown Cow); St Michaels A v Horseshoe (White Lion); Craven Heifer v St Michaels RO ( Low Moor); Low Moor v While Lion (Legion); Legion A v Swan B (Craven).


TABLE


Red Division P W L P


Swan and Royal A .14 13 1 65 Legion B ................14 9 5 65' SI Michael's A ........14 7 7 51 Pendle Inn..............14 6 8 45 Brown Cow............14 4 10 40 Horseshoe..............14 3 11 28 Blue Division P W L P


St Michael's RO ...14 14 0 78 White Lion..............14 9 5 57 Low Moor ..............14 8 6 54 Craven Heifer........14 6 8 50 Legion A ................14 5 9 41 Swan and Royal B .14 0 14 11


RIDDLE VALLEY LADIES DARTS ASSOCIATION


RESULTS Royal Oak A 6, Legion 3;


Brown Cow 3, Low Moor 6; Bay Horse 7, Catholic SC 2; Judge Walmsiey 7, Lord Nelson 2; De Lacy 2, Royal Oak B 7; Craven 6, Billington BC 3. POINTS AND POSITIONS 1, Judge Walmsiey 13; 2, Bay


Horse 11; 3, Craven 11; 4, Low Moor 11; 5, Royal Oak B 11; 6, Royal Oak A 10; 7, Brown Cow 8; 8, Catholic SC 7; 9, De Lacy 7; 10, Legion 7; 11, Billington BC 6; 12, Lord Nelson 6. HIGH SCORES


B. Cusack 148; P. Shanley


140; M. Brown 132, J. Whelan 132; E. Twist 125; A. Bewanca 121; K. Astley 119, M. Boyd 119; D. Birch 117; M. Boyd 114, J. Whelan 114; D. Riley 110; E. Twist 107; C. O'Neill 105, J. Whe­ lan 105; R. Dewhurst 103; J. Johnson 102; J. Whelan 100 x3, L. Pedler 100, D. Stevenson 100, M. Brown 100.


CONTACT THE SPORTS DESK WITH YOUR


RESULTS AND TABLES Chris Boden


chris.boden@eastlancsnews.co.uk 0 478164


Dan Black


danieI.black@eastlancsnews.co.uk 0 478165


Bo'wis


GREYHDUND FORD HYNDDURN


DOWLING LEAGUE TABLES


Rrst Division P W D L P


Globe A ..............19 15 1 3134 Free Gardeners..18 12 2 4113 Coppice..............19 11 1 7102 SabdenB............19 11 1 7102 RushtonSIE___19 10 0 9100 BurnleyRdC....19 9 1 9 98 SalesburyBlue ..19 8 2 9 91 Ribblesdale A ...19 8 0 11 84 Globe E ..............19 5 0 14 77 Ossy Con............17 6 1 10 60 SydneySI ..........17 2 1 14 53 Second Division P W D L P


Grange A ............18 15 0 3119 WhalleyA ..........20 12 1 7115 Waddington A . . .20 12 2 6111 Burnley Rd B . . . .20 10 3 7110 Rushlon St C ___20 11 0 9105 Immanuel A ........20 10 0 10 98 OakhilIPkA........18 9 1 8 97 OakhillAsh ........19 8 1 10 92 Mercer Park........19 5 2 12 78 Globe C ............. 20 5 1 14 75 WhalieyB ..........20 4 1 15 68 Third Division P W D L P


RishtonBC ........16 14 1 1115 GattyPark..........16 11 1 4 97 SalesburyRed ..16 9 1 6 87 SabdenC ..........15 8 0 7 84 Rishton Con C . . .16 8 2 6 79 ReadCC............16 5 1 10 74 Gt Harwood CC..16 6 0 10 73 Grange C ............16 4 0 12 56 OakhillParkB ...15 3 0 12 45 Fourth Division P W D L P


WaddingtonB ...15 12 0 3108 RibblesdaleC ...16 13 0 3105 AlmaB................15 11 0 4 89 MilnshawPark...15 8 0 7.86 Immanuel B ........16 7 0 9 77 Burnley R d D . . . .16 4 1 11 63 Oakhill Beech . . .14 4 2 8 60 ClitheroeCCB ..15 6 0 9 55 SabdenA............16 1 3 12 42


EXPRESS GIFTS HYNDBURNVETS BOWLING LEAGUE A Division


TABLES P P


RushtonSIA.................. 25 217 Rhyddings Park...............25 211 WorsleyParkA.................25 211 Ribblesdale A ...................25 199 Lowerfold ....................... 27 179 Burnley R d ...................... 26 164 Gaily Park A ................... 26 151 Sabden............................26 148 Peel Park A ...................... 25 137 Rishton............................26 134 Oakhill Vets A .................. 26 129 Mercer Park.................... 25 128 Rushlon S IB ..................26 114 Oakhill..............................26 112 Whatley .........................27 B Division


82 P P


Waddington B...................26 245 WorsleyB........................26 203 Waddington A ...................26 180 Ribblesdale B ...................26 180 Globe Bullough B ............26 179 Immanuel A ....................26 174 Immanuel B ....................27 161 MilnshawPkB.................26 142 Peel Park B ...................... 26 139 Hurst Green.................... 26 138 Read................................27 137 Oakhill Vets B ...................26 136 MilnshawPkC.................26 133 Gaily PkB .....................26 126 Clitheroe CC.....................26 78


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Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, September 17th, 2009 55 Football


FOOTBALL LEAGUE Canberra 5, Colne United 3;


SOLICITORS EAST LANCASHIRE


DONALD RACE & NEWTON


RESULTS Division 1


Canberra 3, Borrowdale United 1; Enfield 3, Stacksleads 1; Hurst Green 1, Rimington 1; Langho 0, Read United 1; Oswaldtwistle SM 5, Colne United 3. Division 2


Barnoldswick Town 5,


Clilheroe RBL 3; BGSOB 4 , Feniscowles and Pleasinglon 4; Peel Park 0, Pendle Forest 5; Sabden 0, Barrowford Celtic 8. Reserve Division


Colne United 1, Enfield 6; Bar­


rowford Celtic 4, Peel Park 2; Read United 0, Hurst Green 5; Rimington 4, BGSOB 3; Rock Rovers 1, Langho 4; Stacksleads SJ 1, Oswaldtwistle SM 3. FIXTURES Saturday


Kick-off 2-15 p.m. Division 1


Borrowdale United v Hurst


Green; Enfield v Canberra; Goodshaw United vWotsIhorne; Langho v Bacup CC; Oswaldtwistle SM v Mill Hill; Read United v Stacksteads. Division 2


Barrowford Celtic v Rock


Rovers; Feniscowles and Pleas- ington v Peel Park; Clitheroe RBL V Barnoldswick Town; Padiham v Pendle Forest. Reserve Division


Colne United v Oswaldtwistle


SM; Hurst Green v Pendle For­ est; Peel Park v Langho; Rock Rovers v Barrowford Celtic; Stacksteads SJ v Read United; Worsthorne v Enfield. TABLES


Division 1 P W D L P


Rimington ...........6 4 2 0 14 Enfield .................7 4 1 2 13 Canberra ............. 7 3 3 1 12 Langho....................7 3 2 2 11 ReadUld............... 7 3 2 2 11 Stacksteads SJ ...6 3 1 2 10 Mill Hill....................5 2 2 1 8 Worsthorne.............6 2 1 3 7 Colne UId............7 2 1 4 7 OswaldtwisUeSM .


7 2 1 4 7


Hurst Green.............6 1 2 3 5 GoodshawUtd ...4 1 1 2 4 Bacup C C ...............3 0 2 1 2 Borrowdale UId . . .4 0 1 3 1 Division 2 P W D L P


Barnoldswick Town 4 4 0 0 12 Pendle Forest___4 4 0- 0 12 B'lord Celtic.............6 3 1 2 10 BGSOB..................5 2 1 2 7 Clitheroe RBL . . . .4 2 0 2 6 Feniscowles............ 4 1 1 2 4 Padiham..................2 1 0 1 3 Sabden ...............3 1 0 2 3 Rock Rovers...........2 1 0 1 3 BlyBelvedere . . . .4 0 1 3 1 Peel Park................4 0 0 4 0 Reserve Division P W D L P


Worsthorne.............6 6 0 0 18 Enfield .................5 5 0 0 15 Pendle Forest___5 4 0 1 12 OswaldtwisUeSM .6 4 0 2 12 B'ford Celtic.............3 2 1 0 7 Huisl Green.............5 2 1 2 7 BGSOB..................7 2 1 4 7 Langho....................4 2 0 2 6 Rimington ...........4 2 0 2 6 Peel Park................6 1 1 4 4 Rock Rovers...........6 1 1 4 4 Stacksleads SJ . . .6 1 1 4 4 Colne Utd............4 1 0 3 3 ReadUld................ 5 0 0 5 0


FOOTBALL LEAGUE . Church Town 1, Spinning


HARRY DEWHURST MEMORIAL


RESULTS Division 1


DISTRICT SUMMER POOL LEAGUE Premier Division


CLITHEROE AND THWAITES RESULTS Buck B 4, Low Moor Club 8;


Royal British Legion B 7, Buck A 5; St Peters A 8, White Horse A 4.


First Division Stork 2, Black Horse A 10;


Black Horse A 6, Read Con Club 6; Con Club 10, Stork 2; Dog 6, Wagon A 6. Second Division


Higher Buck B 6, Black Horse


B 6; Wagon and Horses B 4, Conservative Club B 8. Third Division


Buck D 1, Horseshoe 11;


Royal British Legion C 8, Brown Cow Clitheroe 4. Fourth Division


Billington A 9, Brown Cow


Chatburn 3; Craven Heifer 9, Pendle Hotel 3; Royal Oak B 4, Whalley Con Club 8; Whalley Arms 8, De Lacy 4. Foundation Cup Fifth Round Billington Brass Band Club B


5, Low Moor Club 6; R ^ al British Legion B 5, Royal British Legion A 6.


FIXTURES Premier Division Billington B v While Horse B;


Buck A V Bay Horse; Low Moor Club V Royal British Legion B; Royal British Legion A v St


Peters A; White Horse A v Buck B.


First Division Kings Arms v Dog; Read Con


Club V While Hart; Wagon A v Con Club. Second Division


Black Horse B v Wagon and


Horses B; Higher Buck A v Kings Arms C; While Lion v Low Moor B.


Third Division Royal British Legion D v Buck


D; Royal Oak A v Kings Arms B; White Hart B v Royal British Legion C. Fourth Division


Brown Cow Chatburn v Royal


Oak B; Buck Wrinkleys v Whalley Arms; De Lacy v Craven Heifer; Pendle Hotel v Billington A. Foundation Cup Final Round Royal British Legion A v Low


Moor Club. TABLES


Premier Division P W D L P


Low Moor...........14 11 2 2140 RBL A ...............14 9 4 2134 BuckA...............14 5 5 5114 Billington B ........14 6 5 3107 BuckB............... 14 6 2 7102 St Peter's A ........14 9 1 5100 WhileHoiseA...14 5 3 7 97 RBLB ...............14 5 2 8 95 While Horse B . . .14 3 4 8 89 BayHoise......... 14 0 2 12 58 First Division P W D L P


Black Horse A ...13 8 3 2113 Read Con. Club..13 4 6 3100 Dog ...................13 5 5 3 98


Jenny 2; Dog inn 1, Duke of Wellington 5; Gt Harwood Rovers 1, Clarence 0. Division 2


Black Bull 6, Ossy Refugees


1; King's Arms 1, Abbey Rovers 2; Rose and Crown 1, Helmshore Hamers 3.


FIXTURES Sunday


Division 1 Spinning Jenny v Dog Inn


(Bullough); Welly Clayton v Gt Harwood Rovers (Wilson's). Division 2


Abbey Rovers v Helmshore


Harriers (Memorial); Black Bull v Rose and Crown (Marl Pits); Ossy Refugees v Kings Arms (Foxhill).


INDOOR FIVE-A-SIDE FOOTBALL LEAGUE


ROEFIELD LEISURE RESULTS Morning Glory 2, Sporting


Abeergut 6; White Lion 2, Chick­ en Legends 1; OneTouch FC 0, Mad Dogs 7. Sunday's Fixtures


9-35 a.m. - Chicken Legends


v Replacements; 10-10 a.m. - White Lion v Mad Dogs; 10-45 a.m. - OneTouch FC v Chicken Legends; 11 -20 a.m. - Sporting Abeergut v Inter Wizards. TABLE P W D L P


Kings Arms........ 16 16 0 0 48 D'kenMonkeys ..15 9 2 4 29 White Uon..........15 9 3 3 30 Inter Wizards . . . .1 4 7 2 5 23 Mad Dogs..........17 7 3 7 24 S'tingAbeergut ..15 5 3 7 18 Morning Glory ...16 5 2 9 17 Replacements. . .15 4 4 7 16 Chicken Legends 13 3 0 10 9 OneTouch'..........14 0 1 13 1


Pool results, fixtures and tables


Con. Club............ 12 6 4 Wagon A ............ 12 6 3 White Hart.......... 12 4 4 KingsArms........13 5 3 Stork .................. 14 1 2 Social Club ........ 13 0 2 Second Division P W D


Kings Arms C ...11 6 2 Low Moor B ........ 11 5 4 Black Horse B ...12 6 2 Wagon B ............12 4 4 •Higher Buck A ..10 5 3 Con. Club B ........ 13 4 3 Higher BuckB ...12 2 5 While Uon.......... 11 1 3 Third Division P W D


RoyalOakA . . . .1 3 10 2 Horseshoe.......... 13 7 5 RBLD ................ 13 6 3 RBLC ................ 12 5 2 White Harts ....11 5 2 Kings Arms B ...11 4 2 Brown Cow Cl. ..12 3 0 Station................ 10 3 1 BuckD................ 12 0 1 Fourth Division P W D


Whalley Con.........14 10 1 Billington A ........ 13 10 0 Royal Oak B ___13 9 0 Brown CowCh. ..14 5 2 Pendle Hotel___13 4 2 Buck Wrinkleys ..13 6 0 DeLacy..............13 3 4 Whalley Arms ...14 5 1 Craven Heifer ...13 2 2 •points deducted


Woe for Whalley on the final day


CRICKET: A brave bowling dis­ play was cancelled out by a below par batting performance as 'Whal­ ley slid to defeat against Cherry Tree on the final day of the season. The home side’s chances of tak­


ing maximum points from this ■Veka Ribblesdale League fixture diminshed early on with too many batsmen offering too little.


Joseph Rahim top-scored with


17 while Martin Davies was the only other batsmen to achieve dou­ ble figures with 13. Darren Broom (5-26) and Andreas Sudnik (4-16) did the damage for the visitors. Chasing 91 in reply, Cherry Tree


started brightly but bowlers Declan Fitzhenry and David O’Neill did all they could to pre­


vent them reaching their target. Stephen Elwood top-scored with


32 from just 20 balls while Broom struck 20 and both Mark and Scott Friend hit 12. But Fitzhen- ry’s (4-40) and O’Neill’s (3-28) efforts were to no avail as their opponents surpassed their target. Whalley finished third from bot­ tom in the league table.


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