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Tliree-shot win in first Fourball


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CLITHEROE Golf Club’s first Fourball Stableford of the season proved to be a first for John Green and Tim Jackson- Smith.


A', 24-point return on the


back nine gave them a three- shot margin over Nigel Clowes and Doug Wheatley. Bill Wood and Dave Foster


made their presence felt with 40 points for third place. The two-man Texas


Scramble saw Denis Greenup and Tom Forrest produce six birdies in the last 11 for an impressive 64.25 nett, but they had to settle for third place behind the hea^yweight pair­ ing of Carl Drinkwater and Paul McGuire, whose five birdies brought them a 62.75 total for tOT spot. Mike Corish and Chris


Hamer gave nothing away, but their 63.75 nett was just one shot off the pace for second prize. Ken Mantle and Dennis Underwood claimed fourth place ahead of Richard Walsham and Dave McKenzie. Saturday’s Marriott Medal


and first Castle Cup Qualifier attracted a large entry in spite of the heavy going. Clive Wood and Tom


Forrest figured in a photo finish, both carding nett 69s, but .Wood got the nod for first place courte^ of a . sparkling back nine of 38. Forrest’s double bogey at


the penultimate hole proved to be costly. Daniel Preedy dropped only


three shots for a nett 71 for third prize after a card play­ off with Alex Cave and Steve Ackers on the same mark. Division Two was a triumph


for Paul Dunlop. Birdies at the short holes on the back nine gave him a nett 69 and a better back nine than K. Hunt, who w£« pleased to take second ■ prize with the same score. Malcolm Goldsworthy eased


into third spot with his 72, leaving Alan Wright and the evergreen John Greenwood to pick up the fourth and fifth prizes with nett 73s. Sunday’s Three-Man Team


and Scott ably: supported by Paul Nightengale returned a massive 76 points to give them a four-point margin over second placed team, Dom and Dan Preedy with a little help fi’om Julan Troup. : . Jeff; Crowther teamed up


Event was a family affair. The Greaves brothers, Peter


with Gany Byrne and John Hacking to take third place with the same 72 point score, when a better return on the final hole would have put them into second. • THE ELGA qualifier at ■


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Mytton Fold Golf Club-on Saturday was. a closely-fought contest. - It Was a refreshing change


WORSTHORNE- centre forward Lee Barrett helped hjmself to all four goals as he dismantled an injury-hit Green who had one eye on last night’s Amateur Cup Final. It was a day to forget for the ■


to find weather conditions ■ more favourable to golf; and this was reflected in the.subse-


' ■ Worsthome, however, went - ahead in the 20th minute as Phil Walker was adjudged ^to


off with knee and leg injuries remectively.- - Green cxmceded. early pos­ session to the home side,-and keeper Addicott made a tre­ mendous save to his left to prevent Barrett from opening his account.


Ro sqr __ Bamber go


- ' FOOTBALL


Worsthome;............... 4 Hurst Green............... 3


: Williams hobbled off soon , after, to be replaced by-Mikey Treacy, • and a s . half-time . amved Bamber had to depart,: with Aspinwall coming on. • - ■ The events of the second half


at a premium, - with Danny - Walker’s , speculative - effort looping just over.


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couldn’t have been predicted after a fairly drab first period.


have pulled back Fishwick in - the : area, Barrett' slamming home the penally. Chances : after- this were


QOLF


quent scoring. Sunshine and minimal wind;


although . wet- under foot, assisted the competitors in producing some exceptional scores. Phil Hammond led . th e : way with another superb round of 77-10-67, to take first place and also record his second win of the season. : Hot on his heels in second


place was Steve Brooks, with a solid 77-9-68 to secure second place from Mytton Fold’s very own Captain Elect, John ■


‘ Berry, who carded 78-9-69 for r third place; ■ . - The- three will represent Mytton Fold Golf Qub, along with Mat Gamer who came fourth, at Bacup Golf Club in May in the .ELGA Handicap Trophy.


, • AT the-Lady Captain’s


Drive-In at Whalley last week, a Three-Man Team Stableford * competition was played over : nine holes. The winners were Lesley-


Lohou, Joyce Andrew- and Bridget Rees with 39 points The ladies at Whalley Golf


club -played :in 'a five-club ; Competition on Thursday. .; ' : Due _ ■ to .; , the,-- inclement.:' weather, the competition was played over nine holes.


- /The winners with a . total


of 48 points were Bridget Rees, Vivien Lee and Valerie- Warrilow.


Valley girls impress on national stage


THREE Ribble Valley girls helped Westholme finish ■ in the top five teams in the country in the Under 16 Na- .'


from . Salesbuiy, -Danielle Redhead -: from Copster Green and Sarah Maudsley .from Chatbum; travelled , to . -Brighton to - Roedean ;


tional Netball tournament; ; ■ Isabella .' ; - -Butterwick -


NETBALL


. event. - .‘- The 4


• tic start, with wins over St Gabriel’s High School (7-5), St Anthon/s High School (10-7) and St Peter’s CoUege (11-7). - They : then lost, out to


School for. the prestigious a fantas-*


Bromsgrove' School,-- the eventual winners,-9-4, and Herts and Essex High School, 11-7.


finished fifth of 18 schools. - -The team was Jodie Clegg


H i^ Schoo/.(ll-3) as they Nottingham


of


SchooL U3-_„ -Be ________ School (10-7) Md Wakefield


(1 __6):; Bernendan -7 mi


Girls’ "lligh


; The r team won the rest their : matches ■ against ____


r


(Beardwood), Butterwick Holly Adamson' (Darwen) Damelle Redhead (Cqpster Green), Beth Walker-Smith (Gt Harwood), Jess Rooney (Lower Darwen), - Sarah Maudsley (Chatbum), Sadie PiUdngton (Hoddlesdeii), Ellie Walker-Smith ((jt Harwood)_ and AIi Holland (jBdenfield).


record a n end


; : worked their way back into the game, they threw it all away. . Straight from the restart, Worsthome - worked their ww down Green’s left hand side and Ellins delivered a


great cross for Barrett to head -home.-


'


a second equaliser, leaving Aspmwall as the lone defender


on, the visitors took more and more - risks in order - to ■


As the second half wore find


but it was Green who were the more positive of the two sides and deservedly grabbed an equaliser as Chippendale latched onto a Walker flick, the striker finishing well from atkhtangle. But just as the visitors had


■


CTabbed his and-Worsthome’s third goal.


contmued as Hurst Green reduced the deficit to just one - g o a l^ Danny Walker headed in a Reynolds'comer, and then ' moments later Worsthome broke away and Barrett beat keeper Addicott to a long ball, fini^ingwell.


The crazy end to the game


^ e , this seemed to rally the home side, who virtually put the_ game to bed as Barrett


twist with 10 minutes to go as a Worsthome midfielder was sh o ^ a straight red card fol­ lowing a clash with Anderton. However, as is often the


at times. Th® . game - took another


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almost completed a stunning comeback: as Danny Walker found : himself unmarked and lashed a shot at the Worsthome goal, only for Blades to pull off a great save. - The visitors also had time for a decent penalty claim, to be turned down, as a ball into the box seemed to be handled by, a defender, however the man in black didn’t agree and waved away the protests........


ing w ith four strikers, went in, search of another goal and amazingly grabbed it as Anderton bundled the ball home after the keeper could only par^ a Walker shot. Deep into injury time Green


The visitors, now play­ Sports info desk FOOTBALL


UNIBOND FOOTBALL LEAGUE


Lancaster City ...35 28 1 .6 85 fC HalifaxTn.....35 25 8 2 83 ' Coiwyn Bay;.?.... 37-22 4 -11 70 '. Leigh Genesis ...37 -19 7 11 64 ': *Cuizon Ashton 34 20 9 5 63 Skel’cJaie Utd.....36 19 6,11 63. - CLITHER0E..:;..-;36 16.6 14 54 RadcliffeBoro..;35 16 5 14 53 Mossiey.... .... 34.1410 10 52 WarringtonTn...37 15 5-1750 Choriey...r...'..:.:..36 13 9 14 48 Tiaflord..........;..37-13 8 16 47 Prescot Cables . .3813817 47 BamberBridge..38 12 9 17 45 . AFCFyIde..... ..;38 12 8 18 44 Woodley Sports 38 9 14 15 41 Wakefield... ...;.36-9 1 2 1 5 39 Salford C i t y 35 10 8 1738 ; GarforthTn.......36 10 7 19 37 'Harrogate RA.. 35 11 7-17 37 Ossett Albion... 37 6-5 26 23 ; RossendaleUtd.36 5 6 25 21 'points deducted ■ - -


DONALD RACE & NEWTON EAST


LANCASHIRE FOOT­


BALL LEAGUE RESULTS


: ■ Division 1


Borrowdale United 3, Bacup CC 2; Canberra 0, Enfield . 1; Goodshaw United 2 , . Langho 4; Mill Hill 5, C o ln e . United 1; Worsthorne 4, Hurst Green 3. . Division 2


BarnoldswickTown 2, Burnley Belvedere 4; Pendle Forest 6, Clitheroe RBL2.


■ Reserve Division


Rock Rovers 0,'Colne . United 1. , - ' ' Bob Little Cup-. Second Round.


Feniscowles & Pleasington 0, Barrowford Celtic 1: Peel Park 3, Rock Rovers 0. - ' Reserve Cup Second Round


Hurst Green 2, Worsthorne 4; Langho 2, B G SO B 7; Read United 1, Barrowford Celtics.


- ' • FIXTURES


(Tomorrow, 2-15 p.m.) Division 1


Bacup C C V Borrowdale United; Goodshaw United v Oswaldtwistle SM; Riming- ton V Hurst Green. Division 2 .


BGSOB V Peel Park; Rock Rovers v Padiham... Reserve Division-


Barrowford Celtic v B G ­ SOB; Oswaldtwistle SM v Rimington; Pendle Forest v Hurst Green; Read United v Colne United; Worsthorne V Peel Park. Presidents Cup Third Round


Canberra v Barrowford -. Celtic; Langho v Clitheroe RBL; Mill Hill v Pendle ■; ; Forest; Stacksteads S J v - Enfield.


TABLES


: Read Utd........... 22 10 4 8 34 ■ : Worsthome 24 ■ 11 1 12 34 ‘ Mill Hill.*.......:... 20 ; 9 4* 7- 31 - •' OssySM....:.... 21 9 1-1128 . Goodshaw Utd.. 14 3 2 9 11- C o ln e U t d 21 3 1 1710 BorrowdaleUtd.17 2-1 14 7 ; BacupCC..........19 -1 216 5 - Second Division - P WD L P


L a n g h o 22 13 4 5 43 Rimington ........17 13 3 1 42‘ Canberra ..........22 13 3 6 42 Enfield ............,.17 12 2 3 38 Hurst Green....... 19 11 3 5 36 Stacksteads SJ. 21 11 3 7 36


, P W D L P „


.B’ford C e l t i c 17-12 2 3 38 : - BGSOB........... 15 9 4 2 31


(Pailiham..........16 9 1 6 28 Rock Rovers...... 17 6 4 7 22 -


BlyBelvedere;... 17. 8 5 4 29 Pendle Forest.... 14 12 2 0 38 ■ First Division


- Rrst Division North - P -W D 'L -P


I Feniscowles...... 18'6 *3 9 21 I - BarnoldswickTnlF .S 1 11 16 Clitheroe RBL.... 18 4 1 13 13 Peel Park.....;..... 17 0 1 16 1 • Reserve Division '' .


. Hurst Green....... 24 14 3 7 45 U. BGSOB


■Worsthome......23 18 1 4 55 ■ Pendle Forest.:..20 15 T- 4 46 21.14 3 4 45


- P WD L P


R im in g t o n 18 9 1 8 28 - StacksteadsSJ.-.23 7 ‘4 1 2 25' Rock Rovers .....25 :4 3 18 15 - ' PeelPark......:....19 4 2 1314 - ■Colne Utd-.;.......22 3 1 1810 , ReadUtd...........19 2 1 16 7


HARRY DEWHURST MEMORIAL


FOOTBALL LEAGUE FIXTURES’ Sunday


Division 1


Church Town V Great Harwood Rovers (Foxhill); Clarence v Spinning Jenny


(Haslingden); Welly Clayton V Dog Inn (Wilson’s).


Division 2


Abbey Rovers v King’s Arriis (Wilson’s); Black Bull


■ V ...'Helmshore Harriers (Marl Pits); Ossy Refugees V . Rose and Crown (Bul- lough).


: GtH’woodRov..10 2 1 7. 7 Clarence..... .....10 1 1 8 4 Division 2 - v; P W 0 L P


. Spinning Jenny ..9 7 0 2 21 Dukeo(Well’ton.9 5 1 3 16 Church Town..:... 6 . 4 0 2 12 Dog Inn....... .:..12 4 0 8 12


Rose and Crown 11 9 1 1 28 Black B u l l 12 7 0 5 21 Abbey Rovers..... 9 6 0 3 18 Ossy Refugees..IT 5 1 5 16 • H’shore Harriers 12 2 1 9 7 KingsArms......9 1 1 - 7 4


ROEFIELD LEISURE CENTRE FIVE-A-SIDE


FOOTBALL LEAGUE FIXTURES


9 a.m. - Morning Glory v The Waddy Army; 9-35 a.m. - Replacements v White Lion; 10-10 a.m. - Sport­ ing Abeergut v Kings Arms Postponed; 10-45 a.m. - Drunken Monkeys v -


KingsArms...... 3 3 0 0 9 Morning Gloiy.... 3 3 0 0 9 Replacements ....3 2 0 1 6 - Dynamo Mince... 3 2 0 1 6. Sport. Abeergut.. 3 1 0-2 3 Drunk. Monkeys.3 1 0 2 3 White Lion....... .3 0 0 3 0 The Waddy Army3 0 0 3 0


WARBURTON YOUTH


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS Under 13


Brierfield Celtic Blue 16, Ighten Leigh 0; PAAK United 3, Colne Red 4. Under 14


Briercliffe Rovers 1, Has­ lingden Juniors 2; Brierfield Celtic Red 4, Colne 2; Ighten Leigh 2, Clitheroe wolves 4; Pendle Forest 4, Belvedere 0;Trawden Celtic 1, Cowling Youth 1T. Under 16


Daneshouse 7, Brunlea Juniors 3; Junior Clarets 6, Centre Vale Rangers 0; Pa­ diham Saints 1, Barnolds- wickTown 3.


Saturday ■ - Under 13


Colne Red 1, Colne Blue 1. . Sunday Under 13


Dynamo Mince. TABLE P W 0 L P ■


Welly Clayton....8 7 1 0 22


Division 1 - P W 0 L P


TABLES


Langho..-.........;..20 12 2 6 38 - B’fordCeltic.;...;20 1T 2 7 35 Ossy SM ........;.-.19 10 2 7 32 Enfield..... .......19 9 2 8 29 -


Brierfield Celtic Red 7, ■ :


PAAK United 2. ■ Under 14


Belvedere 0. Cowling Youth 0; Brierfield Celtic Red 4,


Barnoldswick Barons 2; Haslingden Juniors v Clithe­ roe Ighten Leigh 3, Colne 4.: Under 16


Padiham Saints 5, Daner 7 shouse 1; Todmorden f


Borough 1, Barnoldswick Town 3.


: '


FIXTURES Tonight ’ - , Under 13 '


Barnoldswick Barons White


■V PAAK United (West Cra­ ven High School, 6-30 p.m., R. Crabtree); Colne Blue v Brierfield Celtic White (Holt


■ House, 6-30 p.m., J. Barker- Fisher).


Under 14


Belvedere v Clitheroe Wolves (Holden Road,'6-30 p.m., P. Fuller); Briercliffe Rovers v Cowling Youth (Queen Street, 6-30 p.m., J. Slanworfh); Colne v Fulledge Colts (Holt House, 6 p.m., M. Heald); Pen­ dle Forest V Barnoldswick Barons (Prairie, 6-30 p.m., L. Butferworth);Trawden Celtic V Haslingden Juniors (Trawden Rec., 6-30 p.m., J. Moorehead). . Under 16


Burnley Rangers v Pendle Forest (Prairie, 6-15 p.m., M. Hutton); Centre Vale Rangers v Barnoldswick Town (Prairie, 6-15 p.m., D. Boys); Daneshouse v Clitheroe Wolves (Prairie,' 6-30 p.m., M. McCormack); Padiham Saints v Brunlea Juniors (Fennyfold, 6-30 p.m., D. Nutter). • Sunday


' Under 13 Barnoldswick Barons White ■


• V Ighten Leigh (West Cra­ ven, 10-30 a.m., M. Heald);


_ Brierfield Celtic White v 'C o ln e Blue (Edge End, 1-30 , p.m., M. McCormack); Full- edge Colts V Bacup Juniors - (Queens Park, 11 a.m., L. Butterworth). ■ Under 14


Brierfield Celtic Red v Briercliffe Rovers (Prairie, 10-30 a.m., J. Stanworth); Clitheroe Wolves v Bar­ noldswick Barons (Roefield, 10-30 a.m., J. Swayne); , Cowling Youth v Colne • (Cowling, 10-30 a.m., D. Nutter); Haslingden Juniors V Fulledge Colts (Has­ lingden High School,'own referee); Trawden Celtic v ■ - Belvedere (Trawden Rec., 1-30 p.m., M. Hutton):. Under 16


Brunlea Juniors v Burnley Rangers (Prairie, 10-30 : a.m., A. Pope); Centre Vale


: Rangers vTodmorden Bor­ ough (Prairie, 10-30 a.m., D. Mottram); Clitheroe Wolves V Daneshouse (Roefield, ' 10-30 a.m., G. Cowgill); Padiham Saints v Junior. : Clarets (Fennyfold, 10-30 . , a.m., S. Nicolson). Tuesday Under 13


,


Bacup Juniors v Colne Red •' (Maden Rec., 6-30 p.m., _ own referee).


Cowling Youth... 13 10 3 0 33 .


B’fieldCelticBlue1613 1 2 40 7 Fulledge Colts ...13 13 0 0 39 Colne Red...'.....17 10 2 5 32 B’fieldCelticRed18 9 2 :7 29 ■ - Colne Blue;........ 12 8 1 3 25 : Bacup..............12 8 0 4 24 •Pendle Forest W14 8 1: 5 22 Ighten Leigh.....17 2 1 14 7 Barnoldswick W 14 2 0 12 6 B’fieldCelticW.. 13 I'O 12 3 : •PAAK Utd...... 16 3 0 13 0 : Under 14 P WD L P -


TABLES Under 13 P W 0 L P


' Ighten Leigh;v.';31410 T Colne............;;... 13 10 1 B’wickBarons..:15;9 2 B’field Celtic Red13 7 4 C’roeWolves....'.1l:. 5 3 Pendle Forest....16-4 3 H a s lin g d e n 12:4,1 .-'B’clifte Rovers. 13 •


-Fulledge Colts ..;14:-0:0 Under-16


. Burnley Rangersll .5 2. . Padiham Saints.13 5 2 Daneshouse...... 11-4 2 C’roe Wolves.....10 4 1 Centre Vale.........9 3 0 Todmorden .......14 2 O: .Brunlea............14 0 0


Pendle Forest....14 13 0 Junior Clarets..:. 12 12 0 BamoldswickTn14 9 T


: ' P WD POOL


THWAiTES CLITHE­ ROE AND DISTRICT WINTER POOL LEAGUE


FIXTURES - Premier Division •'


Bay Horse v St Peters A; Billington Brass Band Club' - B V White Horse A; Kings Arms V Low Moor Club; Royal British Legion B v Royal British Legion A; ■ . White Horse B v Buck A. : First Division


St Peters B v Royal Oak A; Dog Music Bar v Kings Arms A; Higher Buck A V Kings Arms C; Stork B v Read Constitutional Club;. Wagon & Horses v Con Club B.


Second Division Black Horse v White Hart


• B; Horseshoe V Wagon B; Kings Arms B v Higher . Buck B; Low Moor B v Bil­ lington A; Whalley Con Club V Royal British Legion D. -Third Division


Brown Cow Clitheroe v : White Lion; Buck D v Pen­ dle Hotel; Craven Heifer v Whalley Arms; Royal British Legion C v De Lacy; Royal


Oak B V Buck Wrinkleys. ■ TABLES -


RBLB..............16 12 0 4 143 RBL A..............16 10 2 4139 .


. Kings Arms A.... 16 9.1 6 134 : BillingtonB.....16 9.2 5 131 White Horse 8... 16 3 3 10 85 While Horse A.:. 16 2 2 ,12 74 : " StPetersA........16 2 0 14 63 ■ BayHorse...;... 16.2 2.1256 First Division - - P W D.L P


WhiteHartB.... 16 7 9 0 138 * BillingtonA.......16 8 3 5131 Low Moor B...... 16 9 3 4129 . Horseshoe.. ..16 .6 5 5121 RBLD..........16 8 2 6119 . Whalley Con ClubIB 5.7 4117 : ' Higher Bucks... 16 8 2 6 117 Kings Arms B.... 16.4 6 6 99 WagonB.........16 3 3 1090


Read Con Club ..16 8 4 4 128 Wagon A.........16 9 2 5123 Royal Oak A ......16 7 5 4 121 Higher Buck ;......16 7 3 6120 Kings Arms C.... 16 6 3 7117 Dog.......;;.;........16 7 0 9114 , Con Club B...... 16 4 7 -5 114 StPetersB...;....16 7 1 8105 Kings Arms A.... 16 5 4 -7102 Stork B............;.16 4 3 9 94 . - Second Division ■ P W 0 L P-


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LowMoorClub:16 12 3 1164 Buck A


PremlerDIvIsion--- P W 0 L P


16 10 3 3149


'Belvedere..:...^.14 .5 1 ■.TrawdenCeltic.: 14 2 0


• 5 1


'4 29 2 25


3 31 2 31


.3 18 9 15 7 13


12 6 14-27


■7 13 8 13 ,


- De Lacy;........';... 16 4 4 8 85 Whallev Arms.'...16 2 5 . 9 79 -


SNOOKER


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT SNOOKER


' Low Moor A......14' 5 5 4 92 ChatburnA....'....14 8 4 2 90 Billington A ......-14 -4 7 3 88 Slaidbum..;...;.;.14 -3 6 5 78 C’roe Con Club.. 14 3 3 8 72 Whalley..... ;....14 4 2 8 70 Rimington A.....14 :1 7 6 68 Second Division P W 0 L P


;:Chatburn B;;.-;....14:'7 2 5 92 Ciitheroe........;...14 . 4 5 5 82


■ Low Moor B;;.... 14 5 4 5 82 BillingtonB......;14 3 3 8 76 WaddingtonB...14 6 1 -7 76 Social Club B.:..; 14 2 4 8 64


DARTS CLITHEROE MEN’S


DARTS LEAGUE F IXTUR ES Monday


Jo h n D o b son Knockout


. Legion B v Pendle A; Swan A Kings V Craven Kelly’s Heroes: Low Moor v Swan B Kings; Horseshoe v White Uon; Craven That’s Dartin v Pen-


. die B; Brown Cow Bulls v St ■ Michael’s Blue n Royal; St ' Michael’s A v S t Michael’s Farmers; Legion A


v


Swan Ladies. • Singles and Doubles KO


entries required by Monday. TABLES


Pendle Inn...;.. 14 10 4 85 Legion B .... ..;14 8 6 73 St Michael’s R0149 5 69 Swan & Royal A 14 9 5 69 Low Moor........ 14 9 5 68 ::Bucklnn......... 14 7 7 67 Craven Heifer. 14 5 9 58 Legion A....;...14 01414 - Second Division*:: P W 0 P


- First Division P WD P


StMichael’s A 12 11 1 86 ■ Billington........ 12 10 2 78


Brown Cow A. 12 9 3 64 White Uon..;... 12 4 8 4 9


Brown CoviB. 12 5 7 48 - Horseshoe....12 3 9 36 Swan & Royal B 12 0 1216'


RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES’ DARTS


ASSOCIATION R E S U L T S •


De Lacy 5, Catholic S C 4; Black Bull 7; Billington BC 2; Petre Arms 7, Royal Oak B 2; Royal Oa k A 8, Bay . Horse 1; Legion 3, Low Moor 6. ' ■ High S co re s


180, B. Parker: 140x2, K. B o l t ; 133, A. Southwell; 132, M. Hudston; 125, J . .


iWhelan, C. Stanley; 121, - ,B. Parker; 114, A. Longton; l113, A. Southwell; 112, J.Pye; 100, B. Parker, R.


;Hayward, A.M. Bellanca, L. pook; P. Leeming, D. Hodds; 100 finish, E; Twist. ■ ■ "


High Scores'


1, Royal Oak A 88; 2, Petre - . Arms 83; 3, Black Bull 73;


.4, Craven 72; 5,- De Lacy 70; 6, Billington B C 69; 7, ■ Low Moor 68;- 8, Legion 62; 9, Royal Oak B 58; 10, Bay.Horse 52; 11, Catholic


’ . : Social Club A....1410 2 2114


First Division . P W 0 L P


LEAGUE TABLES


-White Lion.;.......16 12 3 1 157 RBL C.............. 1611 2 3139 BrownCow:.;....16 8 4 4 125- Buck Wrinkleys .’16 4 8 4115 . Royal Oak B ......16 ' 6 5 5113 • PendleHotel;.....16:4 6-6106 Craven Heifer ....16 3 5 8 98 Buck 0 1 6


Black Ho'rse.;.;.-.’; 16 *;1 ;• 2; 13 71 Third Division P'WD L P


4,2 10 95 .- S C 46.


SPORTS DIARY APRIL


;9 - Jobsearch Burnley and District Bowling League fix­ tures commence.


22 - Althams Travel Burnley and District ■ Midweek Bowling League fixtures commence.


MAY


8 St Andrew's Classic 32 Invitational bowling com­ petition, St Andrew's Bowling Club, 10 a.m.


15 -. Jobsearch Burnley and District Bowling League- closing date for entries' for. George Kay Doubles


. an d . Jobsearch Knockout Trophy. ■


JUNE


- Catholic Club..... 14 10 3 .1 104 .Rimington B;..... 14:6 4 4 96


. 6 - Jobsearch Burnley and District Bowling League -' George Kay Doubles quali- fyingroundsatLowerhouse, Briercliffe, Queens Park and Ighten Mount.


12 - Burnley and Pendle CIU.


- Tuesday Bowling League closing date for entries to VVilf O’Connell Doubles.


20 - Jobsearch Burnley and District Bowling League George Kay Doubles finals day, St Andrew's.


27 -: Jobsearch Burnley and ' District Bowling League :Jobsearch KnockoutTrophy . finals day, Ighten Mount, 10


■ a.m.


29 - Burnley and Pendle CIU Tuesday Bowling League


. Wilf O'Connell Doubles qualifying rounds.


JULY


6 T Burnley and Pendle CIU Tuesday Bowling League Wilf O'Connell Doubles,


. finals day. AUGUST


28 - Burnley and Pendle CIU Tuesday Bowling . League closing date for entries to ' Tom Maden Singles.


SEI^EMBER


14 - Burnley and Pendle CIU Tuesday Bowling League Tom Maden Singles qualify­ ing rounds.


21 - Burnley and Pendle CIU Tuesday Bowling League


- Tom .Maden Singles finals day. ■


28 - Burnley and Pendle CIU


. Tuesday Bowling League meeting, St Andrew’s, 6-45 p.m.. Return trophies, rule recommendations.


OCTOBER


5 - Althams Travel Burnley and District. Midweek Bowling League - meet­ ing, 7-15 p.m.,' followed by Jobsearch Burnley and District Bowling League meeting, B.p.m:, Greenhill


. Bowling Clubm return tro- phies etc.


NOVEMBER


12 - Burnley and Pendle CIU Tuesday Bowling League, Althams Travel Burnley and District Midweek Bowling League, Jobsearch Burnley-


- and District Bowling League and Coopers Chemists East Lancashire Bowling League presentation .. evening,


- Byerden House Social Club, 7-45 p.m. -


30 - Althams Travel Burnley . and ,: District Midweek Bowling League annuel


■ general meeting, 7-15 p.m.;- followed by Jobsearch Burnley and District Bowling League annual . general meeting, 8 p.m.


• All items for the Sports Diary must be submitted ■ three days before the issue


- in which they are to be first published.-


GOLF EXTRA


LAST week’s Captain’s Drive In at Whalley Golf Club saw John Heap head the field with a well-crafted round of 77-11-66. He headed off the rest of the field by seven clear shots, claiming the lowest gross score as well in extremely difficult conditions. John kitchen was sec­ ond with a solid 85-12- 73, with Trevor Thornber in third with 84-10-74 on a card play-off. On Saturday, the month­ ly medal was claimed, by course record holder Danny Liles with a play­ ers round of 2 under 74-4-70, just pipping Bruce Craig into second on a card play-off with a excellent round of 85- 15-70. . Third was Sam Hal- . stead with a one under round of 87-16-71. The lowest gross score went to Andy Wray with a 73-1-72. There were 2’s from Chris Blackadder, Andy Wray, Mike Conroy, Danny Rodgers, Tom . Tuley, and Arron Ripley. This week sees the club’s ELGA qualifier take place on Satur- - day and scores will be posted in next week’s Advertiser.


THE ladies of Clitheroe Golf Club played their first 18-hole completion of the 2010 season on • Thursday last. It was a five club stabl­ eford competition, and 40 ladies turned up to play. The weather stayed . fine for most of the day although it was wet underfoot. Elaine Grindrod, one of this year’s new mem­ bers, won the Division Two competition with an excellent 40 points. The other winners were: Division 1-1, Edith Child 33 points; 2,- Kris Baldwin 32 points; 3, Charlotte Toms 29 points. Division 2 -1 , Elaine Grindrod 40 points; 2, S. Johnson 36 points;


3, Nancy Mortimer 32 points.


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