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Tough start lor the Maroon and Gold


CLITHEROE RUFC started the league season - after promotion following a league reorganisation - with a frustrating defeat at Orm- skirk. After absorbing an opening 10


minutes of pressure, Clitheroe pressed the opposition tiy line, and the home defence had little answer but to slow the ball down to prevent a score. The ref­ eree’s patience snapped, and an Ormstark fonvard found himself having 10 minutes in the sin bin. With the ascendant' numeri­


cally, Clitheroe mavimised with a well worked backline move after the forwards provided good qual­ ity ball, passing down the line for James Dickinson to touch down. Again the Ormskirk forwards


killed the ball, but the referee allowed the number eight to stay on the pitch. When the numbers evened up, Ormskirk’s centre crossed the line only to apparently drop the ball - the referee was unsighted and awarded the try. Before half-time Ralph Rigby


was whisked to the local A&E for five stitches in a nasty looking head wound, and there was a firther injury scare to stand off Watson as he also took a blow to the head. With the Maroon and Gold in


slight disarray, Ormskirk capital­ ised and scored again before half­ time to move the score on to 12-5. The home team dominated the


opening 20 minutes of the second half and scored hvo more tries and converted one. Clitheroe mounted an attack into the opposition 22 metre area, and there they camped for the closing 20 minutes of the game, with attempts to cross the line stilled by Ormskirk, who killed the ball repeatedly, and the match ended in a frustrating manner. Training for the seniors con­


tinues every Tuesday evening at 7 p.m. Find out more at www.clithe- roerugby.com.


Kit earns draw for


Wolves m sm M Esnm


Fulledge Colts Reds... 1 Clitheroe Wolves UlOs Reds.............................. 1 KIT Lloyd earned the Wolves a draw with the equaliser in a thrilling game to start the season. This was a solid team per­


formance, with the man-of- the match being awarded to keeper James Prendergast.


RUGBY The seconds went down 31-27


at home to Aspull seconds in their first league game of the season in League 5 North. Within 20 minutes, Clitheroe


raced into a 15-0 lead with a tty, conversion and penalty from ex- Colt Jack McKenna and a try from Ben Rigby. The other player to get in on


the scoring was centre Ben Rigby who anticipated well in midfield to intercept and scamper 30 yards to the tiy line. The Aspull backs got hold of


some ball and shipped it wide effectively. A couple of close ref­ ereeing decisions in their favour helped their cause, and in the matter of 10 minutes they hit back with bvo tries. - The highlight of the match fol­


lowed as Aspull attempted to relieve pressure by booting the ball deep into Clitheroe’s half. Capstick picked up the .ball in his own 22 and set off down the left wing, using the support to exe­ cuted a couple of excellent shim­ mies and scorch 80 yards to dot down under the posts. Aspull then applied pressure,


and with half-time beckoning and a Clitheroe scrum on their own line, the ball squirted out of the scrum directly to the Aspull scrum half, who darted over from short range. After 55 minutes, the visitors


scored a converted try to take the lead for the first time, before, as Clitheroe were defending on their own 22, the ball popped to Rigby who sprinted 70 yards to score under the posts. The lead was back in Clitheroe’s hands but only for two minutes as the Aspull stand off showed a clean pair of heels to score out on the left. The final 10 minutes were as frenetic but Aspull held on.


Clitheroe Wolves U l ls Reds...............................8


Mellor Juniors............. 0 WOLVES got the defence of their title off to the perfect start at Highmoor on Sunday, The locals produced some fantastic football, with Nathan Coleman and Elliot Watson scoring hat-tricks, to add to goals from Owen Jackson and Daniel Holmes, sealing a com­ fortable win for the Blues.


Readstone United U9s Blues.............................2 Colne Juniors...............2 READSTONE, in their new kit sponsored by Buyatill.com, drew their first match of the season on Sunday. United’s man-of-the-match


below.


was Saul Wilds, and their goal- scorer was Oliver Wheatcroft. The team are pictured


SPORT: For latest local sport go to www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.ul( Resilient Green preserve unbeaten start


Danny Walker should have given the hosts an early lead inside the first few minutes but his effort was excellently saved by Kershaw. But, moments later, the


2-0 as Lloyd beat a square defence to race clear, and as he was tackled on the edge of the box, McLean smashed home off the bar. Green almost immedi­ ately grabbed a goal back as


Anderton went close with a header and Walker had a fantastic chance following good work from Coar, but he couldn’t convert. The visitors then made it


somewhat


on 25 minutes as he reacted first to a lay off and smashed a 25-yard shot into the top comer. The home side toiled although


handful up front and had a great chance to put the visi­ tors ahead, but his shot was turned away by Young. McLean scored his first


Lawson was introduced, with O’Neill sacrificed, but rather than buoy the home side, the incident galvanised the visitors. Lloyd was proving a


keeper barged Anderton to the Hoor and was sent off. Substitute


keeper


left it late as they repeated the feat to draw 2-2 with Stacksteads St Joseph’s. At home to Rimington,


ered from 2-0 down to finish 3-3 with champions Rimington, who played most of the game with 10 men, but took a point with an Oily McLean hat-trick. And on Saturday, Green


HURST Green came back from two goals down to draw twice over the week. On Thursday, they recov­


FOOTBALL


two defenders but put his close range effort wide, you began to feel it wasn’t Green’s day, especially when a Chippendale effort was cleared off the line. But Coonan and Enefer


to do it all again as they claimed a 2-2 draw with


there to witness a classic Ribble Valley derby and a superb advert for East Lancashire football. On Saturday, Green had


game, with Hurst Green doing well to come back twice and claim a point, while Rimington proDably deserved a draw for their work rate and commitment. Over 90 spectators were


another twist as McLean completed his hat-trick as he smashed in a shot from 20 yards with seven minutes remaining. Enefer wasn’t finished however, as on 87 minutes Coar’s header back across goal was nodded into the far corner by the front man. This was an amazing


iser, as he tapped in follow­ ing a neat flick from fellow sub Davies. But the game took


came on from the bench and the latter had a pro­ found effect on the game. First he scored the equal­


excellent saves from Coar, andGreen also hit the bar through Leighton. When Walker beat


started to apply pressure and create a number of chances. Lawson pulled off two


Chippendale poked in from ai^lkerlayoff. After the break. Green


expecting an equaliser, they were shocked as the visitors went two goals up as slack marking at a comer saw a free header scored at the second attempt, after Joyce had palmed the first effort away.


visitors drop further and further back into their own half, but time and again the locals wanted to play the killer ball instead of being patient and waiting for their chances to arrive. With the spectators fully


cleared their lines and gave away a penalty following a bfatant push in the box. With Ixighton absent, it fell to Chippendale to take over penalty duties, but his weak effort was easily saved. TTie second half saw the


ised, however, during a shot-shy first half as their best move of the match found Coonan running onto a ball into the area, and his shot hit a post. Stacksteads never really


sat back and invited pres­ sure onto them, but this pressure never materialised as passes went astray from the home side. Green should have equal­


lead a a shot from outside the box evaded the reaches of Joyce and planted itself firmly in the top corner. With the goal the visitors


for the majority of the match without little reward. The visitors took an early


a win but for controversy over a very dubious off-side call from the opposition linesman. Green huffed and puffed


Stacksteads after being two goals behind. And it might have been


assistant the official went with the decision and disal­ lowed the goal. Hurst Green stay unbeaten


and travel to Enfield on Saturday, while the reserves play Stacksleads St Josephs at Smithy Row, both games kick­ off at 2-15 p.m.


ately seeking the final whis­ tle, drama was to unfold as Chippendale manufactured a chance out'of nothing and finished well into the far comer, only for the referee to spot the linesman’s flag up for an off-side that only he saw. Rather than question his


Chippendale on spot kick duty and duly stuck the kick away to equalise. With the visitors desper­


replaced


the decision launched a verbal assault on the offi­ cial, and, as a result, was shoxyn the red card. Fielding


to go, however. Green were awarded another spot kick as Barnes was hauled down by the keeper close to the touchline. The keeper, enraged by


broke his duck for the season as he broke clear, but shot straight at the keeper and put the resulting rebound over the bar. With less than 10 minutes


would change the game, and it did as Chippendale crossed from the right and Enefer got the slightest of touches to divert the ball into the far corner. Danny Walker almost


at the back, pushing more men fonvard in order to desperately get back into th^ame. They sensed one goal


Green went with three Sports info desk jSj ^ 5 |


^EVO-STIK FOOTBALL (^Il eag u e First Division North


• P W D L P


^JChorley................ 4 4 0 0 12 ’^Skel'dale Utd.......4 3 1 0 10


:;S|aFC Fylde............5 3 1 1 10 :%WarringtonTn....5 2 3 0 9 ■,aBamberBridge...3 3 0 0 9


'JB 3CurzonAshtoii...4 3 0 1 9 r-JjTrafford............... 4 2 2 0 8


(rtSCLITHEROE....... 5 2 2 1 8 ^ a Lancaster City ....5 2 1 2 7 J gCamniellLaird....3 2 0 1 6 f Woodley Sports.4 2 0 2 6 w Sallord City....... 5 1 2 2 5


■ q Witton Albion....4 1 2 1. 5 Wakefield...........4 1 1 2 4


;:1 Chester...............2 1 1 0 4 3 Harrogate RA.... 4 1 1 2 4 4 Leigh Genesis ....5 1 0 4 3


j t Durham City...... 4 0 2 2 2 Ossett Albion.....4 0 2 2 2 Prescot Cables ...4 0 2 2 2 Mossley.............4 0 2 2 2 R'cliffeBorough.5 0 2 3 2 GarfotIhTn.........5 0 1 4 1


DONALD RACE&


NEWTON EAST LAN­ CASHIRE FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Langho 4, Oswaldtwistle SM 0; BGSOB 3, Read United 3; Hurst Green 3, Rimington 3; Canberra 2, Langho 0; Hurst Green 2, Stacksteads SJ 2; Osvraldtwistle SM 1, Read United 5. Second Division


Barrowford Celtic 1, Clitheroe RBLO.


Reserve Division


Read United 1, Stacksteads SJ 6; Worsthorne 0, Langho 0; Read United 4, Mill Hill 7; Rimington 8, Peel Park 0. FIXTURES


Lancs Amateur Cup First Round


Read United v Southport AMS. First Division


Erifield v Hurst Green; Riming- . ton V Canberra; Worsthorne v ' Langho.


Second Division


Clitheroe RBL v Borrowdale United.


Reserve Division


Colne United v Read United; Hurst Green v Stacksteads SJ; Langho v Rimington. TABLES


Oxenhope......................4 Chatburn........................6 CHATBURN started the new


season with a high-scoring away win. Playing up the hill in the first


half, the locals set up ready to face an onslaught of attacks, but started brightly, with the new back four dominating both on the ground and in the air.


A fairly even first 20 minutes m m


saw both Bicknell and Holgate go close, before, after half an hour, Oxenhope scored the opener after a comer wasn’t properly cleared, and a lucky bounce saw it drop to ah home player, who poked the ball home from five yards. Chatbum went on the offen­


sive, and a powerful mn from new centre back Ashworth saw him ride several tackles before, with just the goalkeeper to beat, he unselfishly squared to Bicknell for an easy tap-in. In the second half, Chatburn


10-goal H e r! FOOTBALL


started to control the game, and the breakthrough came when an in-swinging Hodges comer found Ashworth’s head, and he powered a header home. Chatbum then became their


own worst enemies, when a pioneering attitude to attack­ ing saw them caught on the break, and a long ball was met by an off-side-looking striker, who slotted the ball home. Unperturbed, Chatbum


continued to attack with pas­ sion and flair, and the third goal wasn’t long in coming when Hodges ran onto a loose ball in the box and powered a shot home. The locals continued to


attack, but an Oxenhope break saw a powerful cross And the head of the striker to level matters again. Oxenhopc sensed victory and started to push on, but it


was to prove costly as Holgate used a turn of pace to race onto a slack back pass and cheekily lob the keeper. Chatbum once again got


caught on the break though as a nice piece of football saw Oxenhope equalise with only minuets left on the clock. However, a free kick on


halfway allowed Evans to float a ball to the back post, and Holgate rose unchallenged to find the bottom corner. And at the death, Dewhurst


put in a emnehing challenge to set up a counter attack, and Hqigate broke once again, using his blistering pace to power forxvard, and with a chance to claim his hat- trick, he squared the ball to Dewhurst, who had made up half the field, to coolly slot into the corner for a 6-4 victoiy. • Dog Inn begin their Harry


Dewhurst Memorial League campaign on Sunday with a trip to Helmshore Harriers at


Haslingden Sports Centre. The Whalley side, spon­


sored by Darbyshire & Co. Accountancy Practice, com-' pleted their pre-season pro­ gramme with a resounding 5-1 j over Great Harwood Rovers j at Memorial Park.


Ollie Steele opened the


scoring, before Nick Lord (2), Liam Hill-Parker and Scott j Gant netted further goals. Manager Simon Kerins and i


his players have high hopes for a good season. . Kerins said: “We are going


to take things one game at a j time, but nobody here is in | any doubt that everything isi in place for us to have a goods season.


| “We have sorted out the |j


longstanding goalkeeper prob-1 lem, the new reemits have set- ? tied in extremely well and the i strength in depth is . greater' than has been the case in recent years.”


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First Division P W D L P


Edenfield............5 4 1 0 13 Church Town.....3 3 0 0 9 Bly Belvedere....4 2 1 1 7 ClitheroeRBL....3 2 0 1 6 Padiham.............3 2 1 0 6 Rock Rovers.....3 2 1 0 6 B’ford Celtic......4 2 0 2 6 Feniscowles......2 1 0 1 3 Borrowdale Utd.. 4 1 0 3 3 BacupCC...........3 0 0 3 0 CalderVale........ 3 0 0 3 0 Peel Park............3 0 0 3 0 Daneshouse......0 0 0 0 0


Church Town v Great Hanvood Rovers (Foxhill); Helmshore Harriers v Dog Inn (Haslingden); Ossy Refugees v Rose and Crown (Wilson’s); Stanley Ultras V Station (Bullough); Tavern v King’s Arms (Wilson's).


Black Bull 2, Church Town 1; Great Harwood Rovers 1, Helmshore Harriers 3; King’s Arms 6, Ossy Refugees 2; Rose and Crown 6, Stanley Ultras 1; Station 2, Tavern 1. FIXTURES Sunday


BALL LEAGUE RESULTS


Canberra...........4 3 0 1 9 Mill Hill...............4 3 0 1 9 Hurst Green....... 4 2 2 0 8 Rimington.........3 2 1 0 7 OssySM............4 2 0 2 6 Langho..............5 2 0 3 6 BGSOB...............4 1 2 1 5 Colne Utd...........4 1 2 1 5 Pendle Forest ....3 1 1 1 4 Enfield...............4 1 1 2 4 Read Utd............5 1 1 3 4 Stacksteads SJ ..3 0 1 2 1 Worsthorne....... 3 0 1 2 1 Second Division P W D L P


First Division


ROEFIELD LEISURE CENTRE FIVE-A-SIDE


9-35 a.m. - Drunken Monkeys V FC United Of Langho; 10-10 a.m. - Replacements v Inter Horsehoe. Open week Dynamo Mince.


Morning Glory.... 5 4 0 1 12 Replacemen1s....4 4 0 0 12 Inter Horseshoe.4 2 0 2 6 Dynamo Mince...5 1 0 4 3 Drunken Monkeys4 1 0 3 3 FC United Langho4 1 0 3 3


CRICKET


HOULDSWORTH SOLICITORS RIBBLESDALE


CRICKET LEAGUE TABLES


Clitheroe............25 17 6 1 32 214 Read..................25 15 7 3 39204 Baxenden..........2514 9 1 32184 Padiham............ 251310 2 31 171 Barnoldstvick ...2 5 12 11 240170 Cherry Tree........25 12 9 4 27167 Earby................25 12 11 229 159 Ribb.Wands....25 11 13 1 34149 GreatHanvood..25 11 10 4 19 149 Settle................25 9 12 4 37 147 Whalley..............251012 3 31 146 Edenfield............25 9 14 2 34 134 Qsw. Immanuel.. 25 6 14 3 38 133 Salesbury..........25 4 19 247 97 First Division P W L N B P


Read..........23 16 5 2 51221 Padiham ...2 3 -1 7 5 1 29204 Ribb. Wands. 23 14 8 1 39184 Cherry Tree. 23 13 7 3 32177 Clitheroe. . . 23 14 9 1 32177 Brinscall....23 12 9 2 43173 Belvedere ..23 10 10 3 48163 Edenfield...23 9 11 2 39144 Stacksteads. 23 9 13 1 37132 Baxenden .. 23 9 12 1 28128 GtHanvood.23 9 14 0 34124 Osw.lmm...23 6 15 2 20 90 8elvederell.23. 1 21 1 16 31 Second Division P W L N B P


Bamoldswick21 18 2 1 36221 Salesbury .. 21 16 3 2 45215 Feniscowles. 21 16 4 1 36201 Brinscall.. . . 21 12 6 3 23158 Settle........... 21 11 6 2 21141 Earby........... 21 9 10 2 28128 Fehiscowles. 22 8 13 1 42127 Ghyll...........20 9 9 2 20120 BGSOB.... 20 7 12 1 32107 Whalley.... 21 5 14 2 23 83 Stacksteads. 22 4 17 1 16 61 BGSOBII...21 1 18 2 26 46 Third Division P W L N B P


Salesbury .. 15 10 4 1 27132 R’daleWands13 9 3 1 22117 0ssylmm...14 8 4 2 27117 GtHarwood.15 8 5 2 26116 Edenlield...15 8 5 2 19109 Read........... 14 8 5 1 22107 Clitheroe. . . 15 7 7 1 28103 Settle........... 13 7 3 3 16101 Padiham . . . 15 7 5 3 13 98 Belvedere .. 15 6 6 2 25 95 Feniscowles. 14 5 8 1 25 80 Cherry Tree .12 4 7 1 18 63 Earby.......... 15 3 10 2 21 61 Whalley....15 3 10 2 16 56 Barnoldswick 14 4 8 1 10 55 Baxer.den .. 14 3 10 1 16 51


HARRY DEWHURST MEMORIAL FOOT­


RIBBLE VALLEY


GLASS CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT SUM­


MER POOL LEAGUE RESULTS


Foundation Cup Semi-Final


Billington A 6, Low Moor Club 6; Kings Arms 1, RBL A 6. FIXTURES Thursday


Conservative Club v Buck A; Higher Buck A v White Horse A; Low Moor Club v Kings Arms; RBLA V Billington Brass Band Club B.


Premier Division First Division Buck B V St Peters A; Kings


Senior Division P W L N B P


TABLE P W D L P


Morning Glory 1, Replace­ ments 2 (Man-of-the-match Danny Musgrove); FC United of Langho 7, Dynamo Mince 0. FIXTURES


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


Arms C v Clitheroe Social Club; Wagon & Horses v Bay Horse; White Horse B v Read Con Club.


Billington A v Stork; Horseshoe V Royal Oak A; Kings Arms A V Low Moor B; White Lion v Conservative Club B. Third Division


Second Division


Buck Wrinkleys v Whalley Arms; Craven Heifer B v De Lacy; Dog Music Bar v Craven Heifer; Read Con Club B v Pendle Witch. I Finals night will be held on Thursday, September 16th at the Waggon and Horses, Clithe­ roe from 8 p.m. Registration for the winter league will be on the same night.


Royal Oak B v Buck D; Whalley Con Club V Kings Arms B; White Hart B v Wagon B. Fourth Division


White Horse B 12 11 0 1121 BuckB............12 9 1 2108 ReadConClub12 7 3 2100 Bay Horse......12 5 1 6 80 Kings Arms C 12 3 2 7 76 Wagon A ........ 12 2 4 6 69 Social Club ....12 2 2 8 60 St Peters A.....12 1 3 8 56 Second Division P W D L P


White Lion......12 7 4 1 109 Billington A.....12 7 2 3102 Royal Oak A... 12 6 4 2 96 Horseshoe.....12 4 3 5 81 Stork............... 12 5 3 4 80 Low Moor B... 12 4 2 6 78 Kings Arms A. 12 4 2 6 75 Con Club B.... 12 0 2 1051 Third Division P W D L P


White Hart B.. 10 6 3 1 82 Wagon B........ 10 5 1 4 77 Royal Oak B... 10 4 2 4 72 Kings Arms B.. 9 5 3 1 71 Whalley Con.. 10 4 2 4 71 Brown Cow.... 11 2 3 6 63 BuckD............10 2 0 8 50 Fourth Division P W D L P


Craven Heifer. 12 8 2 2105 BuckWrinkleys12 4 5 3 94 Read Con B... 12 5 3 4 94 Pendle Witch.. 12 5 2 5 79 Craven Heifer B124 2 6 76 Whalley Arms 12 5 1 6 76 DeLacy......... 12 3 4 5 71 Dog..................12 3 3 6 70


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND


DOMINOES LEAGUE RESULTS Darts


Ribble League


RBL 7, Horseshoe 2; Social Club 3, Brown Cow 6; Buck 8, Waggon and Horses 1. Pendle League


Black Horse 7, Kings Arms 2; White Horse 1, Swan & Royal 8. Dominoes


RBL 10, Horseshoe 11; Social Club 10, Brown Cow 11; Buck 18, Waggon and Horses 3. Pendle League


Black Horse 10, Kings Arms 11; White Horse 8, Swan and Royal 13.


TABLES Darts


Ribble League P P


8rown Cow......... 9 62 8uck...................... 10 59 RBL........................ 8 48 Horseshoe........... 10 31 Waggon & Horses 9 24 Social Club.......... 8 19 Pendle League P P


Black Horse......... 8 48 Swan & Royal.... 8 43 Judge Walmsiey B 7 32 Kings Arms......... 8 32 White Horse........ 7 16 Dominoes


Ribble League P P


Brown Cow......... 9 112 Horseshoe........... 10 107


Ribble League


Low Moor.......1210 2 0121 RBLA.............12 7 4 1109 Billington B.....12 7 2 3 95 BuckA............12 5 2 5 89 Con Club........ 12 4 4 4 82 Kings Arms.... 12 3 3 6 72 White Horse A 12 1 1 1056 Higher Buck A 12 1 2 9 48 First Division P W D L P


Premier Division P W D L P


TABLES


Kings Arms......... 8 87 Swan & Royal..... 8 86 Black Horse......... 8 83 White Horse........ 7 72 Judge Walmesley 7 71


Buck....................... 10 98 Social Club.......... 8 85 RBL...................... 8 83 Waggon & Horses 9 82 Pendle League P P


Peter Graham (Lower Darwen) +181; Duncan Cookson (Free Gardeners B) + 1 5 6 'Ray Armer (Lower Danven) +137.


Fourth Division


FINALTABLES First Division P W D L P


CLITHEROE MEN’S INVITATION SUMMER


Black Bull V Horseshoe; Low Moor V Billington; Legion B bye; Swan A v St Michael's A; White Lion v Craven Heifer; St Michael's RO bye; Brown Cow V Pendle Inn; Legion A v Buck Inn.


DRAW


St Michael's: R. Greenwood and P. Crossley; K. Evanson and A. Taylor; J. Schofield and A. Ridgeway; M. Guiver and P. Smithies; G. and S. Taylor; A. Vickery and C. Turner; S. Wilson and T. Hinchcliffe; A. Hardacre and B. Kent; G. Aspin and G. Lalor; N. Grainger and A. Gough; M. Duxbury and R. Jones. Legion: S. Aspin and J. Farrow; D. Quinn and B. Gronwold; S. Conti and S. Kenyon; J. Wilson and J. Dewhurst; M. Kelly and D. Forrest; L. Bonick and T. Brown; A. Berisford and K. Yeoman; T. Gudgeon and A.Threlfall; J. Ec- cles and G. Robinson; A. Bolton and G. Astley; J. Quinn and R. Howarth.


Monday, September 20


Red Division P W L P


St Michael's RQ12120 69 Pendle Inn......12 9 3 62 Craven Heifer. 12 7 5 53 Brown Cow.... 11 7 4 41 White Lion......12 4 8 36 Legion A ........ 12 2 1017 Buck In n ........ 11 O i l 9


Swan A ........ 12 9 3 58 St Michael's A 12 10 2 54 Low Moor....... 12 7 5 51 Legion B ........ 12 10 2 48 Billington........ 12 3 9 38 Black Bull......11 2 9 30 Horseshoe.....11 0 1111 Blue Division P W L P


Doubles


Black Bull V Horseshoe n/a; Low Moor 5, Billington 2; Legion B bye; Swan A 6,St Michael's A 1; White Lion 1, Craven Heifer 6; St Michael's RO bye; Brown Cow 1, Pendle Inn 6; Legion A 4, Buck Inn 3. FIXTURES


DARTS LEAGUE RESULTS


Globe Heys....... 20 15 3 2 139 RushtonStA....20 14 1 5133 Ribblesdale A.... 20 14 2 4 125 Gt Harwood A....20 13 1 6125 Roe Lee Park......20 9 1 10 98 Ossy Con.............20 8 2 10 91 Burnley RdB......20 7 2 11 89 GlobeA...............20 7 2 11 86 Clitheroe CCA... 20 8 0 12 79 RishtonConA...20 6 0 14 72 Green Park....... 20 2 0 18 63 Second Division P W D L P


Witton BC..........20 17 0 3 151 Salesbury A...... 20 10 0 10108 Free Gardeners A20 10 1 9105 Sabden Black....20 10 3 7104 Hurst Green A...20 11 0 9 102 Waddington A... 20 8 1 11 99 Whalley A..........20 10 0 10 97 Gatty Park.........20 9 2 9 90 OakhillVets...... 20 8 1 11 85 Sydney Street.... 20 6 0 14 81 Gt Harwood CC.20 7 0 13 78 Third Division P W D L P ■


• Milnshaw Wands20 9 1 10 95 Whalley B..........20 7 0 13 86 Sabden Blue..... 20 6 0 14 77 Clitheroe CCB...20 5 0 15 67 Hurst Green B...20 0 0 20 37


EXPRESS GIFTS HYNDBURNVETS


BOWLING LEAGUE TABLES


RhyddingsPk....17 15 2 Ribblestfale...... 18 16 2 ■ itonStA....17 12 4 vorsle


;A .........18 4 13 1 77 " .........17 3 14 0 65 ....... 18 3 15 0 62


\ ............18 10 8 0 98 BC....... 19 6 13 0 85


Id ....... 18 8 10 0 101 ......


GREAT HARWOOD AND DISTRICT


BOWLING LEAGUE RESULTS


Gt Hanwood CC 6, Sydney Street 4; Hurst Green A 7, Free Gardeners A 3; Qakhill Vets 3, Gatty Park 7; Sabden Black 5, Waddington A 5; Witton BC 10, Whalley A 0. Third Division


Clitheroe CC A 3, Rushton St A 7; Globe Heys 7, Ribblesdale A 3; Gt Harwood A 8, Burnley Rd B 2; Green Park 3, Globe A 7; Roe Lee Park 4, Qssy Con 6. Second Division


First Division


0akhillVetsA....17 15 1 1148 WaddingtonB...17 14 3 0142 Oakhill BC.........16 11 4 1 118 Rushton St B....16 7 7 2 96 Whalley BC....... 16 6 9 1 95 WorsleyB.........17 8 9 0 94 Immanuel A...... 16 5 10 1 83 Ribblesdale B....16 5 9 2 83 Waddington A...17 4 11 2 78 Globe Bullough B16 2 14 0 56


Division 2 P W L D P


Division 3 P W L D P


Grange BC.........17 13 3 1138 Immanuel B...... 17 12 5 0123 HurstGreen...... 17 10 7 0110 Peel Park B....... 17 7 10 0102 Clitheroe CC.....17 8 8 1 101 OakhillVetsB.... 17 8 9 0100 Milnshaw PkC.. 17 7 9 1 96 ReadBC............17 6 10 1 96 Milnshaw PkB.. 17 9 8 0 95 GatlyPkB...... "17 1 16 0 59


Burnley Rd A 7, Gt Harwood H 3; Immanuel A 4, Grange 6; Mercer Park 4, Salesbury B 6; Rushton St B 6, Sabden Red 4. Fourth Division


Free Gardeners B 9, Hurst Green B 1; Lower Danven 10, Immanuel B 0; Waddington B 6, Clitheroe CC B 4; Whalley B 8, Milnshaw Wanderers 2. FINAL MERIT POSITIONS First Division


John Schofield (Coppice) -r108; Ken Wells (GtFfarwood H) +108; Dave Pilkington (Coppice)


Ralph Westwell (Witton BC) ■rlS6; Mick Yerkess (Free Gar­ deners M +135; Neil Spencer (Witton BC) ■t-1^2. Third Division


UiCsuaiB ni t (Globe Keys) -i-109. Second Division


+106.


CRICKET Saturday


Cherry Tree, away, meet club 11- 45 a.m.) I Brilclifre, D Howard, S Ke_rr, C Hall, R Gladwin, LNuttall, J Bunyan, J Rain, J Britcliffe, M Pratt, Agha Sabir. Scorer; L Rain. Ribblesdale Wanderers 2nds


Ribblesdale Wanderers (v


[y Cherry Tree Jiome, meet noon) P Spencer, S Braithwaite, M ClarKson, R Clarkson, R Whalley, G McGuire, C Jackson, H Kay, M Proctor, J Dickinson, Danny McGrath. Scorer: M Spencer.


Sunday


3rds (v Qswaldtwistle, away, meet club noon) T Braithwaite, S Braithwaite, J Britcliffe, C Collinge, R Monk, M Proctor, H Kay, M Nerenburg, J Hopkins, L Nuttall, M Clarkson. Scorer: R Monk.-


R ib b le s d a le W an d e re rs


Division 1 P W L


. . 3103


D P 0154 0148 1141 1 130


Lower Danften...20 18 0 2 150 Ribblesdale B....20 16 0 4 141 RishtonConB...20 15 1 4137 Free Gardeners B20 12 0 8112 Immanuel B...... 20 10 1 9102 Waddington B...20 10 1 9 96


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Marshal Jim meets stars!


LOCAL golfer Jim Tierney rubbed


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shoulders with the „ biggest names in world golf while carrying out mar­ shalling duties at ^ the British Open B at The Royal and g Ancient Golf Club at St Andrew’s in Scotland. Tierney, who is a mem­ ber of Mytton Fold, is part of a select group of Brit­ ish Army personnel who provided personal protec­ tion on the golf course for golfers in what the R and A consider to be high profile matches. During his week at St Andrew’s Jim accommpanied


the following golfers during their practice and cham­ pionship rounds - Tom Watson, Rory Mcllroy, Sergio Garcia, Phil Mickleson, Relief Goosen and the even­ tual winner Louis Oosthuizen. Tierney is seen here with Lee Westwood on the


13th green and with Andrew Colthart on the famous Swilken Bridge. At Clitheroe. the Lister Cup on Thursday - a com­


petition against par - was won by Gill Farthing (+4), ahead of Chris Stokes (-F2) and Diane Buttle (level). A busy few days at Stonyhurst Park Golf Club saw


Jack Simmons and Chris Simms win the Veterans’ Open with 43 Stableford points, with last year’s win­ ners Dave Beesley and Jim Sumner being close run­ ners-up on 42 points. The Captain’s Ambrose Four-man Texas Scramble


was won by Ray Ormerod, John Carrington, Ian Carrington and Hugh Wardle, just pipping by 0.4 shots the team of captain Tony Wright, John Kirk, John Austin and Jim Walker. The Men’s Open on Sunday was a Four Ball Better


Ball Stableford, maximum handicap 28 with % allow­ ance. In third spot with 37 points was Derek Ingham and Jack Wrenn, runners-up on 40 points were Jim Walker and Jim Swann, and the winners, again with a close finish, coming in with 41 points, were Adam Hayhurst and Tom Harper. Saturday saw Whalley Golf Club hold their annual


singles open competition. A nearly full field from across Lancashire competing for some handsome prizes took to the course to battle it out. The victor on the day was Whalley member John Jobes with a superb four under par Imock of 81-13-68, second was Rob Andrew (Whalley GC) with a solid 71-2-69, and third was Daniel Liles (Whalley GC) 74-3-71, fourth went to Bob Bell (Accrington GC) 85-14-71. The best gross on the day went to Andrew Wray with a level par 72. There were four recorded two’s on the day, going to Rob Andrew, Sam Halstead, Mike Conroy, and Chris Davies Whalley ladies eventually completing the 36 Hole


Hi task competition, the winner was Wendy Green with scores of 100-26-74 and 103-26-77. Best gross went to Jane Smedley. In the September Brooch competiton, the winner


was Ann Pollard on a card play-off with a score of 93- 22-71. Karen Thompson was mnner-up with a score of 105-34-71, and in third place was Wendy Green


with a score of 103-27-76. The September Medal was played at Mytton Fold Golf


Club in near perfect conditions. The course was awash with sunshine and a gentle breeze tickled the fiagsticks from the south west. The course had firmed up and the fairways were running which refiected in the overall scoring of the field. The first 22 competitors recorded scores of level par or


better, but the top spot, after a back nine countback, went to a first time winner at Myrtton Fold. Gary Aldred shot a remarkable 89-24-65, and beat another fantastic score by Danny Heald, (87-22-65) into second place. In third place, with an equally superb score, was Sam Cowan with 88-


22- 66. The twos competition saw four people dividing the pot.


Damien Fox and Mark Schofield birdied the first, while Garty Davies and Dennis Leaver were one-under at the ninth. In the round-robin Ladies’ Pairs, it was a win for Maureen


Board and Jean Sanderson. In the final of the mbied doubles competition, the match went to the last hole. Gordon Lucas and Maureen Board were ahead at the halfway point, but captain Frank Hindle and lady captain elect Jean Havard clawed their way back to take the win, and the title, on the 18th green.


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