46 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, September 24th, 2009


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Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial),01282 426161 (Advertising), Burnley 01282 422331 (Classified) Hat-tricks galore for Whalley sharp-shooters


Whalley Reds Under 11s .8 Hasllngden...........................0 HAT-TRICKS from Andrew Blacklock and


Eliot Mashiter secured this win for Whalley. Further goals from Liam Owen and Lewis


Maybin sealed the fate of the visitors. Whatley Blues Under 11s .2 Pendle Forest White.........2 THIS was the first-ever game for the


newly-formed Whalley Blues. Liam Owen and Nathaniel Cunningham


put them ahead in the first half, but the visi­ tors pulled one back with only six minutes to go, and then pilled on the pressure and even­ tually equalised in the last minute. Clitheroe Wolves U9s RedsS Padiham Saints................ 0 WOLVES took control of the match in the


first half with goals from Leighton Clarkson (2) and man-of-the-match Sam Pickles. Further goals followed from Joe Briggs and Matthew King.


Junior soccer


Ciitheroe Wolves U9s RedsB Mill Hill Blues........... .. . . .1 FOUR goals from Connor Jackson helped


Wolves to victory, with Matthew King adding a brace. Joe Wilson was the star man.


CUOteroe Wolves U13sBiue3 Lammack............................ 2 WOLVES earned revenge for their Lan­


cashire FA Cup exit at the hands of Lam­ mack. Rueben Hirst and new signings Jack Exel


and Issac Pope were on target, with Tom Jackson named man-of-the-match. CLITHEROE Wolves Under 10s took max­


imum points with back-to-back victories at Great Harwood Rovers and later Mellor Juniors. The locals had a convincing 11-0 victory


over Harwood, with goals from Elliot Wat- son{3), Owen Jackson (2), Frankie Jackson (2), Charlie Dewhurst (2), James Scorah and Daniel Holmes. At Mellor, Watson put Wolves ahead,


before a.^race from Owen Jackson sand­ wiched an effort from Ftanlde Jackson. Readstone United U8s . . .4 BamoidswickBarons . . . 3 HARRY Barrows scoi'ed all Readstone’s


goals in what was a exciting match between two evenly-matched sides. James Bridge was named man-of-the-


match. Readstone United Ulls .15 Bamoidswick Barons . . . .2 READSTONE enjoyed an emphatic victo­


ry over the Barons. The goalscorers were Lewis Simpson (4),


Connor Birnie (3), star man Tom Bridge (3), Gareth Roberts (2), Owen Grice and James Davies.


Readstone Utd U17s Girls 5 Brandlesholme Juniors . .3 READSTONE won courtesy of goals from Tara Pullard (2), Niamh McCartney (2) and


Jess Home. The player-of-the-match award was


shared between Katie Rowbotham and Gab­


ble Preugschat. BamoldswickTown Biue .2 Readstone Utd U9s Yeiiow3 UNITED came from 2-0 down to win. Captain Alex Bell reduced the arrears,


before equalising, and man-of-the-match Morgan Crowther won the game with five


minutes left. The side also beat Belvedere 2-0 with


goals from Richard Smith and Lee Wild. Bell was named star man. A hat-trick of wins was completed with a 3-


2 success against Colne. Morgan Crowther, man-of-the-match Bell and Lewis Taylor netted.


All smiles at Mytton Fold Golf


THE Ladies’ Open at Mytton Fold was won by a mix of home duo Car­ ole Maher and Allison Nuttall and


Wilpshire’s Jill Harris. The trio are pictured [right] receiving


their award from lady captain Maureen Board (second from right). Glorious weather greeted the club for


the event, and, in a high-scoring com­ petition, an excellent 88 points was the winning score. A second Mytton Pold/Wilpshire


team of Board, Jean Sanderson and Barbara Hindle took the runners-up slot, some 14 points in arrears. M3rtton’s Pauline White teamed up


with Barbara Newton (Wilpshire) and Barbara Waring (Darwen), taking the final podium position with 72 points. Even the nearest the pin competition


was a shared affair, with Mytton Fold’s Jean Sanderson taking the prize on the first, and Wilpshire’s Barbara Hindle winning on the 18th. Don Mashiter (98-26-72) was the


winner of the club’s Monthly Medal competition on a card play-off with Philip Hammond (84-12-72). John Parkinson (86-13-73) took


third, again on a card play-off, just ahead of Neil Osliffe, who shot the low­ est gross score (81-8-73). The USA came to Langho, when


Mytton Fold held their Texas Scram­ ble.


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★ RACHAEL Atkinson, of Readwood Stables, has been selected to ride for Great Britain in the European Endurance Championships. Radiael,


formerly of CRGS,andher Arab horse Vanash will have to race over an arduous 100-mile course atAssissiin Italyon Saturday.


The calculators were out to settle the


final scores when the team of Neil Osliffe, John Berry and David Clegg took overall honours with a score of 66- 3.625-62.375. Runners-up Tony Wilson, Ray Stan­


dring and Kevin Shanley rued their bogey on the 14th when they came in with their 67-4.5-62.5. Chris Chadwick, Keith Gill and Gary


Keogh took third just 0.375 of a stroke further back when they carded their 68- 5.125-62.875. Three teams split the twos prizes,


with the trio of Chris Chadwick, Keith Gill and Gary Keogh, together with


Wayne Ivinson, John Welch and Stuart Netscher, birdying the first, while Tony Wilson, Ray Standring and Kevin Shanley were one under par on the ninth. • THE first of the season’s knockout


finals was played at Whalley Golf Club last week, with John Sherry defeating Daimy LUes by 2 and 1 in the final of the singles. On Saturday, members over the age


of 65 played for the Vintage Decanter, with non-qualifying (by age) members taking part in the monthly medal. Kevin Fitzpatrick (99-25-74) took first place in the Vintage Decanter by


one stroke from Graham Robinson


(100-25-74). In the monthly medal, Graham Hill


took top slot (85-18-67). Division One was won by captain-


elect Mel Earle (76-8-68); Division Two by the aforermentioned John Sherry (90-18-72) and Division Three by John Farnsworth (100-24=76). Andrew Wray (69) took the gross


prize. Sunday saw the final of the Kitchen


Trophy. An excellent round of 75-6-69 saw


Tom Tuley carry off the first prize, with Trevor Thomber (79-8-71) in sec­ ond place. • AT Clitheroe, the ladies’ Scramble


Team of Four was won by Carol Brown, Barbara Crowther, Dorothy Dady and Karen Stanworth (75-9-66). Runners-up, by the narrowest of


margins, were Kath Townely, Kris Baldwin, Gail Ainsworth and Jan Bur­ rows (71-4.9-66.1), with Jean Ann Speak, Kath Bithell, Edith Child and Sheila Cornwell (76-'7.5-68.5) third. This afternoon, the Marina Dalglish


Golf Day takes place at Clitheroe, with a 1 p.m. shotgun start. Chris Kamara, Sam Allardyce,


David Dunn, Matt Jansen, Garry Flit- croft, Craig Hignett, Ian Snodin, Gary Pallister, Alan Mclnally and Burnley boss Owen Coyle, to name just a few of the football personalities, will be attending the event.


Greenup shines again in Assheton Cup


THE Assheton Cup competition for past captains and presidents at Clitheroe Golf Club found Denis Greenup in his usual sparkling form. A total of 38 points gave


Greenup a four-shot margin over captain Alf England. Saturday’s Medal found Bill


Wood back on the rostrum after winning a card play-off with the in-form Mike Gibson. Both only dropped two shots on


the back nine to finish with nett 69s, but Wood took the Division One prize. Out in two over, it looked like


the wheels had come oft for Peter Dunlop when he recorded a triple bogey on the 15th, but he recov­


ered well to score a nett 68 for the Division Two prize. The recent dry spell resulted in


lightening fast greens for Sunday’s Invitation Fourball, but the home club’s Nigel Fitton and guest A. Young had no problem in return­ ing 41 points. The duo got the nod after a four


way play-off courtesy of three birdies on the back nine. Alan Gillespie and P. Bird set­


tled into second place as they also produced three birdies on the return leg. Dennis Underwood found a


steady partner in Mike Cotton, but they were unfortimate to find only one point on the last hole when the extra point would have


elevated them to first prize instead of fourth. Big Bill Wood and D. Eckersley


took the best gross. The Mixed Seniors Open Four-


ball was a triumph for Clitheroe’s Mr and Mrs Mike and Sue Gib­ son. No strangers to the winners


enclosure, the Gibsons finished with a flourish and 41 points for first prize. Orville and Barbara Hudson


missed out on the 17th but kept their cool to win fifth prize with 39 points, The Best Gross went to birth­


day boy Ted Speak and his play­ ing partner E. Wilson. Jonathon Mitchell came out on


top in the Junior Medal, his nett 70 being four too good for second placed Ross Dent. James Mulli­ gan had the Best Gross.


• AT Whalley, the ladies held


their Autumn Invitation on Thursday.


The competition was a team


event, and the winners were Shirley Palich (Whalley), lady captain Joan Whittaker (Whal­ ley), lady captain S. Baron (Rish- ton) and lady captain A. Robathan (Accrington) with 46 points.


In the last junior competiton of the season, Tom Tuley was the


winner of the Geoff Rawson Tro­ phy.


THE Floodlit Pairs Bowling Competition, sponsored by Rectella International Ltd, starts at Ribblesdale Wanderers BC on Tuesday night. Start time is 6-15 p.m.


for 6-45 p.m., with a scratch time of 7-15 p.m. DRAW: Tuesday - J. Barrat


and N. Smith v M. Water- house and C. Avon; H. Why- att and K. Monroe vW. Dich- field and S. Coupe; B. Slinger and partner v M. Gavaghan and M. Melia; M. Beardsmore and G. Ramell v E. Ridehaigh and A. Tyldes- ley; H. Warron and B. Con- nely v W.Simpson and M. Cordey: S. Hindle and M. Thompson v J. Slynn and J. Chatwin; F. Roberts and R. Butterfield v S.Townley and S. Anderton; S. Edmondson and S. Gall v R Holt and D. Shawforth. Friday - A. Hodson and G.


Pilkington vT . Bullln and partner: L. Ramell and L. Nuttall V B. Thomlinson and J. Davis; B. Smith and I. Berry v A. Cornall and part­ ner; F. Wall and A. Chambers V K. Thompson and D. Gel- dard; J. Hodson and D. Brad­ shaw V B. Rnn and M. Flem­ ing; M. Graham and A. Threlfall v G. Roberts and B. Robinson: B. Yerkess and P. Robinson v A. Whitehead and P Fryer; J. Hodson and A. Hodson v D. Walker and partner.


• THE Allspeeds


Doubles will be held at Globe BC on Saturday, October 10th. Entry is limited to 32


pairs at £6. Ring Colin Massey (01254 887523/ 07762 548894).


Mixed fortunes


THERE were mixed for­ tunes for Clitheroe as rac­ quets were dusted off for the first matches of the season. Clitheroe A drew


against Springfield in a match filled with long games. A good result at 9-9


could easily have gone the locals’ way as they narrowly lost two games 17-16 and 15-14. The B team were


defeated away by a young Clayton Crusader


team, while the C team clocked up a convincing 16-0 home victory over Springfield D. The team welcomed


back Dave MacKenzie, who brought a sound dose of tactics, and Chantelle More who brought energy and style.


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CLITHEROE MEN’S INVITATION SUMMER


DARTS LEAGUE RESULTS


Brown Cow 2, Legion B 5;


Swan A 2, Pendle Inn 5; St Michaels A 7, Horseshoe 0; Craven Heifer 1, St Michaels RO 6; Low Moor 6, White Lion 1; Legion A 6, Swan B1. FIXTURES


(Play-off semi-finals) Monday


Swan A v St Michaels RO (Horseshoe); Legion B v Low


Moor (Brown Cow). TABLE


Red Division P W L P


Legion B .............. 15 10 5 70 Swan and Royal A .15 13 2 67 St Michael’s A ....... 15 8 7 58 Pendle Inn..__ ,.15 7 8 50 Brown Cow...........15 4 11 42 Horseshoe............15 3 12 28 Blue Division P W L P


SI Michael's RO ...15 15 0 84 Low Moor .............15 9 6 60 White Lion............ 15 9 6 58 Craven Heifer.......15 6 9 51 Legion A ......... ...15 6 9 47 Swan and Royal B .15 0 15 12


RIBRLE VALLEY LADIES DARTS


ASSDCIATIDN RESULTS


Legion 2, De Lacy 7; Lord Nel­ 1 I


son 4, Craven 5; Low Moor 3, Judge Walmsiey 6; Catholic SC 7, Brown Cow 2; Billinglon BC 2, Royal Oak A 7; Royal Oak B 2, Bay Horse 7. POINTS AND POSITIONS 1, Judge Walmsiey 19; 2, Bay


Horse 18; 3, Royal Oak A 17; 4, Craven 16; 5, Catholic SC 14; 6,De Lacy 14; 7, Low Moor 14; 8, Royal Oak B 13; 9, Brown Cow 10; 10, Lord Nelson 10; 11, Legion 9; 12, Billington BC 8. HIGH SCORES


180 - B. Parker; 159 - L.


Pedler; 140 - J. Hamer, P. Shan­ ley, J. Whelan, L. Lloyd; 133 - J. Mirkovic, B. Grives; 122 - B. Thomber: 117 - J. Johnson; 115- D. Baker; 114 - H. Burgess; 112- P. Dixon; 108 - M. Brown; 107 - E. Parkinson; 105 - D. Baker; 103 - D. Birch, T. Townsend; 100 - J. Gallagher x2, D. Stevenson, B. Parker, M. Harbord, L. Lloyd, E. Aspinall, A. Orrell.


GREYHDUND FDRD HYNDBURN


BDWLING LEAGUE FINALTABLES First Division


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Globe A ......... ..20 16 Free Gardeners ..20 13 Coppice......... ..20 12 Sabden B....... ..20 12 Rushton St E .. ..20 10 Burnley Rd C .. .20 9 Salesbury Blue ..20 9 Ribblesdale A . ..20 9 Globe E ......... ..20 5 Ossy Con.___ ..20 7 Sydney St . . . . ..20 3 Second Divisii p w


Grange A ....... ..20 16 Whalley A ___ ..20 12 Waddington A . ..20 12 Burnley Rd B .. ..20 10 OakhilIPkA... ..20 10 Rushton St C .. ..20 11 Immanuel A . . . ..20 10 OakhillAsh __..20 8 Mercer Park.. . ..20 .6 Globe C ......... .-.20 5 Whalley B .........20 4 Third Divisioi p w


RishtonBC . . . ...16 14 GattyPark.........16 11 SabdenC .........16 8 Salesbury Red ...16 9 Rishton Con C ....16 8 ReadCC...........16 5 Gt Harwood CC,..16 6 Grange C ...........16 4 OakhillParks .,..16 3 Fourth Divisic P w


Waddington B ....16 12 Ribblesdale C ....16 13 Alma B ............ ..16 12 Milnshaw Park.,..16 9 Immanuel B __..16 7 Oakhill Beech ....16 5 BurnleyRdD...,.16 4 ClilheroeCCB .,.16 6 Sabden A......... .16 1


Dynamoes hit league summit


Dynamoes SP...............2 Clith Wolves V13s....... 6 WOLVES came out wor­ thy winners from a stem test against Dynamoes to go top of the league. Dynamoes took the


lead with a goal from a corner, but Wolves soon hit back with three first- half goals from Brendan Garside, Edward Drake and David Robinson.


Junior soccer Wolves raced away


with three second-half goals. Garside and Drake


grabbed a brace each before Aiden Rathbone scored the sixth. Dynamoes did get a


second back, but by then the victory was already in the bag.


CONTACT THE SPORIS DESK WITH YOUR


RESULTS AND TARLES Chris Boden


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Dan Black


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D L P 1 3143 2 5122 1 7109 1 7109 0 10103 1 10101 2 9 99 0 11 91 0 15 79 1 12 75 1 16 63


>n D L P 0 4129 1 7115 2 6111 3 7110 1 9108 0 9105 0 10 98 1 11 95 2 12 84 1 14 75 1 15 68


DDNALDRACE& NEWTON


SOLICITORS EAST LANCASHIRE


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


Division 1 Borrowdale United 0, Hurst


Green 6; Enfield 1, Canberra 5; Goodshaw United 0, Worsthome 6; Langho 6, Bacup CC 3; Oswaldtwistle SM 4, Mill Hill 2; Read United 1, Stacksteads 4. Division 2


Barrowford Celtic 3, Rock


Rovers 4; Feniscowles and Pleasington 3, Peel Park 1; Clitheroe RBL 5, Barnoldswick Town 2; Padiham 0, Pendle For­ est 7.


Reserve Division • Colne United 1, Oswaldtwistle


SM 3; Hurst Green 3, Pendle Forest 4; Peel Park 0, Langho 4; Rock Rovers 2, Rimington 2; Stacksteads SJ 4, Read United 2; Worsthorne 3, Enfield 2. FIXTURES Saturday


Kick-off 2 p.m.


Lancashire Amateur Cup Second Round


Bacup CC V Rochdalians;


Canberra v Edentield H&J; Lang­ ho V Castle Hill; Haverigg Utd v Feniscowles and Pleasington; Horwich RMI v Oswaldtwistle SM; Hurst Green v TIC Dynamoes: Winstanley St Aiden’s v Enfield. Kick-off 2-15 p.m. Division 1


Colne Utd v Rimington; Stack­


steads SJ V Mill Hill; Worsthorne V Read Utd.


Division 2 Barrowford Celtic v


Barnoldswick Town; Clitheroe RBL V Padiham; Sabden v BGSOB. Reserve Division


BGSOB V Langho; Colne Utd


V Barrowford Celtic; Enfield v Pendle Forest; Oswaldtwistle SM V Rock Rovers; Peel Park v Hurst Green; Read Utd v Worsthorne; Rimin^on v Stacksteads SJ. TABLES


Division 1 P W D L P


Canberra............ 8 4 3 1 15 Rimington ...........6 4 2 014 Langho................8 4 2 2 14 Slacksteads SJ .. .7 4 1 2 13 Enfield................8 4 1 3 13 Read Utd............ 8 3 2 3 11 Worsthome.........7 3 1 3 1 0 Oswaldtwistle SM .8 3 1 4 10 Mill Hill................6 2 2 2 8 Hurst Green.........7 2 2 3 8 Colne Utd............ 7 2 1 4 7 Goodshaw Utd ...5 1 1 3 4 BacupCC ...........4 0 2 2 2 Borrowdale Utd .. .5 0 1 4 1 Division 2 P W D L P


Pendle Forest __ 5 5 0- 0 15 8amoldswid<Town5 4 0 1 12 B'ford Celtic....... .7 3 1 3 10 Clitheroe RBL .. ..5 3 0 2 9 BGSOB.............. 5 2 1 2 7 Feniscowles.........6 2 1 3 7 Rock Rovers.......3 2 0 1 6 Padiham..............3 1 0 2 3


ROEFIELD LEISURE INDOOR FIVE-A-SIDE


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


Morning Glory 2, Sporting


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


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


KingsArms......16 16 0 0 48 D’kenMonkeys ..15 9 2 4 29 White Uon........15 9 3 3 30 InterWizards__14 7 2 5 23 Mad Dogs........17 7 3 7 24 S’ting Abeergut ..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


HARRY DEWHURST MEMORIAL


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


Division 1 Spinning Jenny 8, Dog Inn 2;


Welly Clayton 5, Gt Harwood Rovers 0.


Division 2 Abbey Rovers 3. Helmshore


Harriers 0; Black Bull 3, Rose and Crown 4; Ossy Refugees 3. Kings Anns 0. FIXTURES Sunday


Division 1 Church Town v Clarence (Fbx-


hill); Gt Harwood Rovers v Duke of Wellington (Bullough); Welly Clayton v Spinning Jenny (High- ams).


Division 2 Helmshore Harriers v Ossy


Refugees (Bullough); Rose and Crown V Abbey Rovers (Hasling- den).


TABLES


Division 1 P W D L P


Spinning Jenny ...3 3 0 0 9 Welly Clayton....... 2 2 0 0 6 Duke of Wellington 2 1 0 1 3 Gt Harwood Rovers3 1 0 2 3 Dog Inn ..............3 1 0 2 3 Church Town....... 1 0 0 1 0 Clarence ............ 2 0 0 2 0 Division 2 P W D L P


Abbey Rovers__3 3 0 0 9 Rose and Crown . .3 2 0 1 6 Black Bull............ 3 1 0 2 3 Helmshore Harriers3 1 0 2 3 KingsArms .........3 1 0 2 3 Ossy Refugees .. .3 1 0 2 3


UNIBOND FOOTBALL


LEAGUE TABLE


Division 1 North P W D L P


P W


Worsthorne....... .7 7 Enfield.............. .6 5 Pendle Forest .. . .6 5. Oswaldiwistle SM .7 5 Langho .............. .5 3 B'ford Celtic....... .3 2 Rimington ......... .5 2 Hurst Green....... .6 2 BGSOB ............ .7 2 Stacksleads SJ .. .7 2 Rock Rovers__ .7 1 Peel Park........... .7 1 Colne Utd........... .5 1 Read Utd........... .6 0


FC Halifax Tn....... 8 7 1 0 22 Colwyn Bay.........9 6 2 1 20 CurzonAshton ...8 6 1 1 19 BamberBridge ...7 5 1 1 16 Lancaster City___7 5 0 2 15 Sket’daleUtd....... 9 4 3 2 15 Trafford................8 4 2 2 14 Leigh Genesis__ 9 4 1 4 13 Raddiffe Borough .8 4 1 3 13 Warrington T n__ 8 4 0 4 12 Wakefietd............7 3 2 2 11 Choriey ..............8 2 4 2 10 AFCFyIde..........7 2 2 3 8 Harrogate R’way . .7 2 2 3 8 Woodley Sports.. .7 1 4 2 7 Prescot Cables ...9 2 1 6 7 Clitheroe .............7 1 3 3 6 Mosstey..............9 1 3 5 6 GarforthTn .........8 1 2 5 5 Ossett Albion.......8 1 2 5 5 Rossendale Utd.. .7 1 1 5 4 Salford City........7 1 0 6 3


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Clilheroe lJ12s.................. 35 Burnley U22s........... ..


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IN their first game of the season, Clitheroe performed well against a slightly under-strength Burnley team. The Ribble Valley outfit started


strongly from the off and when Jack Thomas moved the ball out wide to pace man Will Murray, there was only going to be one outcome as he out-ran the defence to score an excellent try in the comer. Prom a Jake Alston break, Maddie


Paige fed Courtney Stanton, before Murray scored another fine try. Burnley responded with two well-


worked tries of their own before Jack Creswell grabbed Clitheroe’s third and Max Blewitt barged over from short range to grab a fourth. That was soon followed by a fifth


Rugby


courtesy of Sam Hill before Oliver Mur­ ray, not to be out-done by his brother, ran the length of the field to score the best try of the game. With Burnley tiring. Josh Sanderson


exploited some weak Burnley tackling, feeding the ball to Murray, who sealed his hat-trick and a Clitheroe win by seven tries to five. All age groups from U14 (Year 9)


downwards are away at Pendle this Sunday and should meet at the club at 9-30 a.m. Check the hotline for details on 07930


355806. Squad: Tom Taberner, Sam Hill, Jack


Thomas, Will Murray, Oliver Murray, Josh Sanderson, Jake Alston, Max Blewitt, Jack Caswell, Alistair Sansome, Kieron Mead­ ows, Maddie Paige, Courtney Stanton.


Waddington progress


Skipton Town .................. 3 Waddington.................... 4


WADDINGTON progressed in the Craven Cup after a testing tie. The locals took the lead through


Chris Brown, who smashed home from six yards. Skipton started to come into the


game, but some neat inter-passing led to a second goal. In reply, Skipton were awarded a free


kick on the edge of the area, and Shane Dwyer stepped up and hit a shot, hard and low to make it 2-1 at the interval. Waddington squandered a number of


chances after the break, but with 20 minutes remaining. Lord pounced onto the ball to fire home. The hosts pulled one back when a 30-


yard shot squirmed into the net, but Waddington sealed the win late on. A throw-in found Simon Holden


down the right, and he got beyond the defence before firing in a fourth.


Football Skipton pressed and were awarded


with a soft goal in the dying seconds. Man-of-the-match was Ibrahim


Erashin. Waddington’s next game is at Twit­


ter Lane on October 3rd in the North­ ern Plant Hire Trophy, kick-off 1-30 p.m. Waddington are looking for a first


team goalkeeper, please contact Mark Harrison (07950330192).


Waddington Reserves . . 5


Ingrow and Worth Valley ReS 4 IN a nine-goal thriller, Waddington


eventually ensured their 100% record continued to make it six wins out of six and keep them top of the league. Waddington Reserves’ next game is


away at Bingley Town Reserves on Sat­ urday.


Precious point taken


Long Lee Juniors........... Grindleton......................


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GRINDLETON made the journey to last season’s champions Long Lee Juniors on Saturday and with a strong squad to choose from had high hopes of causing an upset. The locals started well and caused


the Keighley outfit some early worry­ ing moments with debutant Tim Williams and Charlie Jackson linking up together well down the right flank. Fifteen minutes into the game, a spell


of Grindleton pressure was rewarded when a huge Dobson throw was headed on by Danny Sharpies into the roof of the net. At the other end Williams bravely


blocked a full bloodied shot and a strik­ er narrowly failed to convert another cross from the left. It was no surprise when the home team’s striker hit an


unstoppable shot into the top comer to restore parity. Grindleton’s response was to domi­


nate the rest of the half and they very nearly took the lead again when man- of-the-match Matt Doherty picked up the ball in midfield after Walker had dispossessed the Long Lee captain. He swayed and shimmied through


two challenges but with only the goal­ keeper to beat, dragged his shot wide. The second half was as evenly con­


tested as the first, but with Long Lee having the majority of chances. Yet it was Grindleton who had a goal bizarrely ruled out just seconds after the kick off, nobody quite knowing the referee’s reasoning. Ten minutes later Long Lee’s pacy


striker was left one-on-one after beating Taylor to the ball for the first time that afternoon, but saw his shot tipped around the far post by Mashiter.


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