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chances so costly


Iff Football


Rimington................ Slacksteads............... RIMINGTON were left rueing missed opportuni­ ties after failing to take all three points against title ri'vals Stacksteads. I t only took two min­


piece of Badminton


THE annual John Culshaw Blackburn and District Badminton Association tournament will be held at Hyndbum Sports Centre, Church, Accrington on Sunday, March 14th. The event will commence at 9-30 a.m. The competition is played as a memo­


rial to the late John Culshaw, who was Mayor of Hyndbiun in the 1990s. All profits go to charity. Anyone can enter. You do not have to


be registered or belong to a club, or even play competitive badminton to enter. Young players and those at school are


invited. A team shall consist of four players,


two men, and two ladies, and through­ out the day they will-play several matches, made up of two mixed doubles and two level doubles. Depending on the overall size of


around 5-30 p.m. The event is open to any group of


entry, teams will normally play on a pool basis, as this is not a knockout tournament until the final stages, with the winners of each pool going through to final knockout stages. The final matches usually finish


players in the area, with an entry fee of £20 per team. While the number of teams may be


limited due to the overall size of entry, it is first come, first served. , Details of the tournament can also be


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viewed on www.blackburnbadminton .org.uk.


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Blackburn and District Badminton Association, you can also contact Jean Wilson to enter via the usual methods, with the closing date for entries Febru- ary28th.


SMILERS: Pictured above are: from left, Norman Prince, Keith McIntosh and Paul Bales of Rosemere Golfers Against Cancer.


A great day beckons at Stonyhurst Park


A LEAD IN G local sports char­ ity, is to stage its first-ever event in East Lancashire. Local golfers are being asked to


land Forest near Hurst Green, Stonyhurst Park Golf Club is recognised as one of the most beau­ tiful and challenging in the region. The golf charity RGAC was set


up in 2001 by Leyland golfer Keith McIntosh, in order to combine his sporting interests with supporting the Rosemere Cancer Foimdation, based at Preston Royal Infirmary.


turn out in force and support Rose- mere Golfers Against Cancer as they present the Stonyhurst Park Inaugural Golf Day 2010 on Fri­ day, April 23rd. Situated in the heart of the Bow-


■ The ^ u p boasts European Tom- professional Paul Bales and enter­ tainer Norman Prince as patrons, and organises several very success-' ful fund-raising golf days out each year. McIntosh explained: “We are


delighted to have the opportunity to put on a tournament at Stony­ hurst Park. “It’s a wonderful venue,-we hope


that lots of teams will join us, lots of money will be raised for the- cause and th a t it will become an annual fixture.” Entries are invited for teams of


three with a fee of £90, including a light lunch and presentation with


■Arms, Hurst Green. • Hosts for the day are Leon and Linda Ashworth, and they are tak­


afternoon tea a t The Bayley’s


ing team bookings on 01772- 651701. McIntosh added: “One of the


main aims of Rosemere Golfers Against Cancer is to promote the Rosemere Cancer Foundation to officials at golf clubs around Lan­ cashire. ,


■ “We hope to encourage them,


along with local companies and other corporate golf organisers, to


adopt Rosemere as one of their charities. “We are looking forward to a


hugely successful day at Stony-' hurst Park.”


the action


Grab a Turn out for charity! More late


heartbreak for Dog


Football


Duke of Wellington . . .2 Dog Inn ....................... 1 FOR the second game in succession. Dog were on the receiving end of last-minute heartbreak. Two weeks ago, the Whalley side


had snatched defeat from the jaws of ■victory in a penalty shoot-out defeat against Ossy Refugees in the Terry Cattermole Trophy. This time, they saw their Great


Harwood opponents secure a barely- deserved ■win -with a last-minute shot on the break. • Dog had made the brighter start


in this Harry Dewhurst Memorial League First Di'vision encounter, but found themselves a goal down mid­ way through the first half. By this time, they had already


lost club captain Liam Hill-Parker and missed a few promising chances. Dog started the second half very


brightly, but missed a penalty in the opening minutes before squandering further clear-cut opportunities. However, they finally levelled


after 76 minutes when Mark Lord fo'und the net from close range. Then, with Dog looking the likeli­


er winners, Wellington found their winner. Central defender Toby Barker was


named man-of-the-match after another outstanding performance. Manager Simon Kerins was disap­


pointed at the result, but delighted with the attitude and effort of his team. He said: “We can play much bet­


ter than that, but that was a very solid team performance.” Dog face title-chasing Spinning Jenny at Wilson’s on Sunday.


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utes for the hosts to break the deadlock when a long ball downfield from Kershaw was mis judged by a Stackstead centre half who headed the ball into the path of Oli McLean who struck into the bottom corner on the volley from 20 yards out. The home side’s pass


ing early on was below par but they still man­ aged to create good open­ ings.


However, their efforts


were thwarted thanks to some excellent goalkeep­ ing and poor finishing. Michael Walsh tried


his luck from range and was unlucky to witness his dipping, curling effort cannon ,back off the crossbar. ^ Lloyd and McLean


should then have added to the scoreline to take the game away from the visitors, before the latter missed another glaring chance when a flowing move down the left resulted in O’Neill squar­ ing the ball to him only for him to slice wide of the target. After the interval


Stacksteads started to mount some pressure on the Rimington back four in a bid to find the lev­ eller. Kershaw was called upon on several occa­ sions. An incredible reflex


save from the stopper rebounded to a forward jiKt eight yards out, but his goalbound effort was superbly blocked on the line by; veteran Paul ■Keighley. .


. . .


The visitors equalised courtesy of a thunderous header from a comer late on but even then Riming­ ton had chances to snatch ■victory. , An O’Neill strike


travel to Belvedere and Grindleton in the cups before facing a massive game at home against Langho at the end of the month.


curled past an upright and then substitute Wharton crossed for McLean whose tame header looped over the unguarded goal ■ ■ Rimington will now


Football


DONALD RACE& NEWTON


SOLICITORS EAST LANCASHIRE


FOOTOALL LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Colne United 1, Oswaldtwislle SM


2; Hurst Green 3, Canbena 1; Mill Hill 6, Batsrp CC 2; Read United 2, Langho 2; Rimington 1, Slacksteads SJ 1; Worsthorne 4, Goodshaw United 0. Second Division


Ciitheroe RBL 0, Rock Rovers 0; Feniscowles. & Pleasington 4,


Barnoldswick Town 1; Peel Park 1, PadihamS. Reserve Division


Barrowloni Celtic 9, Colne United 1;


BGSOB 4, Langho 4; Enfield 2, Rim­ ington 5; Langho 1, Rock Rovers 2; Pendle Forest 7, Peel Park 4; Stack­ steads SJ 0, Worsthome 4. FIXTURES


First Division Canberra v Oswaldtwistle SM;


Worsthome v Bonowdale United. Second Division


Padiham v Ciitheroe RBL Reserve Division


Banowford Celtic v Pendle Forest;


Enfield v Peel Park; Hurst Green v Worsthorne; Langho v Oswaldtwistie SM; Rimington v Read United; Rock Rovers v BGSOB; Slacksteads SJ v Colne United. Presidents Cup (Rrst Round)


Barnoldswick Town v Barrowford


Celtic; BGSOB v Langho; Burnley Belvedere v Rimington; Colne United v Stacksleads SJ; Goodshaw United v Rock Rovers; Mill Hill v Feniscowles & Pleasinglon; Pendle Forest v Bacup CC; Read United v Enfield. TABLES


Rrst Division P W □ L P


Canberra....... ..17 10 3 4 33 Langho ......... ..16 9 4 3 31 Read Utd....... ..18 9 4 5 31 Rimington __ ..13 9 3 1 30 Stacksteads SJ .17 9 3 5 30 Enfield........... ..14 9 2 3 29 Worsthome . . . ..18 8 1 9 25 Hurst Green.. . ..14 7 3 4 24 Mill Hill........... ..16 6 4 6 22 OssySM.......


Goodshaw UId .12 3 2 7 11 Colne Utd.......


.16 7 .17 3


Bacup CC . . . . .14


Borrowdale Utd .12 0 V ■


Second Division P W D L P


B’ford Celbc . . . ..17 12 2 3 38 Pendle Forest . ..13 11 2 0 35 Bly Belvedere . ..13 6 4 3 22 BGSOB ......... Padiham .......


.11 6 3 2 21 .12 5 1 6 16


Feniscowles. . . .13 5 1 7 16 BamoldswickTn .13 5 1 7 16 Rock Rovers .. .13 4 2 7 14 Ciitheroe RBL . .13 4 1 8 13 Peel Park.......


.14 0 1 13 1


Reserve Division p W D L P


Worsthorne .. . .17 14 1 2 43 Pendle Forest . .17 13 1 3 40 BGSOB . . . . . . .16 9 3 4 30 Hurst Green.. . .17 9 3 5 30 B’fonl Celbc .. . .15 9 2 4 29 Langho........... .15 8 1 6 25 OssySM . . . . . .15 8 1 6 25 Enfield........... .15 7 2 6 23 Stacksteads SJ .19. 6 4 9 22 Rimington __ .14 6 ’ 1 7 19 Rock Rovers .. .19 4 3 12 15


8 22 13 10


2 11 5 11 1


Peel Park........... 15 Read Utd........... 15 Colne Utd...........15.


2 10 11 1 12 7 1 13 4


ROEFIELD LEISURE INDOOR FIVE-A-SIDE


FOOTDALL LEAGUE RESULTS


Drunken Monkeys 2, AFC


White Lion 14; King’s Arms 1, Substandard Liege 0; Mad Dogs 2, Sporting Abeergut 7; Morning Glory 3, Replacements 1. fixtures Sunday


9 a.m. - Substandard Liege v


Sporting Abeergut; 9-35 a.m. - AFC White Lion v Replacements; lO-IOa.m.-Drunken Monkeys v Morning Glory; 10-45 a.m. - Kings Arms v Mad Dogs; 11-20


a.m. - Kings Arms v Morning Glory.


KingsArms....... 12 10 0 2 30 AFC White Lon ..13 9 0 4 27 S'standard Liege .13 7 2 4 23


SporbngAbeergut13 6 2 5 20 Morning Glory ...12


5 3 4 18


Replacements ...13 5 1 7 16 Mad Dogs.........13 2 3 8 9 Dnrnken Monkeys 13


1 1 11 4 THWAITES


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT WINTER


POOL LEAGUE RESULTS


Premier Division Billington BC B 8, Royal


Bnbsh Legion B 4; Kings Arms 5, Buck A 7; Low Moor Club 10, White Horse B 2; Royal British Legion A 8, St Peters A 4; White Horse A 6, Bay Horse 6. Rrst Division


Consenrabve Club B 7, Higher


Buck A 5; Read Con Club 8, Kings Arms A 4; Royal Oak A 8, Dog Music Bar 4; St Peters B 7, Stork B 5; Wagon & Horses 6, Kings Arms C 6. Second Division


Black Horse 8, Wagon B 4;


Higher Buck B 4, Low Moor B 8; Kings Arms B 6, Whalley Con Club 6; Royal British Legion D 7, Billington A 5; White Hart B 6, Horseshoe 6. Third Division


Brown Cow Clitheroe 7, Royal


British Legion C 5; De Lacy 7, Whalley Arms 5; Pendle Hotel 8, Royal Oak B 0; White Lion 8, Craven Heifer 4. RXTURES


Horseshoe Challenge Cup Kings Arms v Billington BC B;


Low Moor Club v Horseshoe; Wagon & Horses v Royal British Legion A; White Lion v Buck A. M. Humphries Singles Cup C. Kenyon (Dog) v G. Dale


(Billington); C. Hogarth (Billing- ton) V T. Eglin (Kings); C. Bristol (Kings) V M. Brocklehurst (Low Moor); B. Naylor (White Horse) v J. Whitwell (Kings); S. Almond (Billington) v C. Whittaker (RBL); C. Loughran (Buck A) v N. Birtwell (White Horse) vW. Back­ house (Low Moor B); S. Water- house (Kings) v M. Hitchen


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CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND


DOMINOES LEAGUE RESULTS DARTS


Division 1 Swan & Royal 4, Black Horse


5; White Horse 5, R.B. Legion 4. High Scores


180, P. Greatorex, R. Green­


wood; 140, P. Greatorex x2, M. Mercer, N.Chamley, R. Jones, L. Wright; 121, M. Mercer; 120, C. Joy, P. Greatorex; 118, P. Greatorex; 100, R. Greenwood x5, L Wright x3, J. Hargreaves x3, A. Porter x3, P. Greatorex x3, J. Schofield x2 R. Jones x2, J. Fol- lett x2, T. Fynn, M. Mercer, N. Chamley, L Lloyd. DOMINOES Division 1


Swan & Royal 12, Black Horse


9; White Horse 12, R.B. Legion 9. Division 2


Waggon & Horses B 12, Social Club 9.


TABLES DARTS


Division 1


Brown Cow.......................... 5 40 Black Horse......................... 7 31 JudgeWalmsIeyA................6


P P 30


R.B. Legion .......................... 7 29 Swan & Royal .......................6 27 White Horse..........................7 14 Division 2


Judge WalmsIeyB................6 38 Wagons Horses B ...............7 32 Wagons Horses A ..............5 28 Horseshoe ................ ..........6 25 Social Club...........................6 21 White Hart...........................4 9 DOMINOES Division 1


R.B. Legion ...........................7 73 Black Horse......................... .7 70 Swan S Royal.......................6 68 White Horse.........................7 66 JudgeWalmsIeyA................ 6 65 Brown Cow ........... ...............5 57 Division 2


TABLE P W D L P


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(Billington B); C. Schofield (White Horse) v I. Harle (RBL A); L Sut­ cliffe (RBL A) V A. Dugdale (R6L A); I. Wrathall (Read Club) v P. Blackburn (RBL A); S. Thompson (RBL A) V M. Plant (White Horse); V. Gilmore (Dog) v B. Watson (Kings); C. Drinkwater (Low Moor) v S. Martin (Dog); J. Fowler (Kings) v D. Moor (Buck). TABLES


Premier Division P w D


Low Moor Club ..11 7 3 Buck A ........... ..11 7 2 RBLA ........... ..11 8 1 RBLB ..........; ..11 8 0 Kings Amts A . ..11 6 1 BillingtonB . . . ..11 5 2 Whrte Horse B . ..11 3 2 White Horse A . ..11 1 2 St Peters A . . . ..11 1 0 Bay Horse___ ..11 2 1


Rrst Division P w D


Wagon A ........ ..11 6 2 Read Con Club ..11 5 2 Higher Buck A . ..11 5 2 Dog ............... ..11 6 0 Con.ClubB . . . ..11 3 6 Kings Anns C . ..11 4 2 Ro^OakA .. ..11 5 2 Kings Anns A . ..11 5 1 StfelersB . . . ..11 4 1 Stork B........... ..11 2 2 Second Division P W D


LowMoorB . . . ..11 6 2 BillingtonA . . . ..11 5 3 While Hart B .. ..10 5 5 Higher Buck B . ..11 6 1 Horseshoe___ ..11 . 3 4


Whalley Con.. . ..11 2 6 Wagon B ........ ..11 3 1 Blade Horse. . . ..10 1 2


Kings Anns B . ..11 4 5 RBLD ........... ..11 4 1


Third Divisionp w D


White Lion . . . . ..11 8 2 Brown Cow__ ..11 6 3 RBLC ...............11 6 2 BuckWnnkleys . .10 2 6 RoyalOakB .. .,.11 3 4 Pendle Hotel .. .,.11 1 6 Craven Heifer ..,.10 2 4 De Lacy........... .11 3 4 BuckD . . . . . . . . . .10 4 1 Whalley Arms .. .10 0 4


Junior sport extra


Clitheroe Wolves U13 ley from ju s t past the Blue.............................. 4 halfway line, which rock- Preston United........... 0 eted into the top corner WOLVES ended Pre­ ston’s unbeaten run with a determined perform­ ance which was rewarded ■with an impressive result. James Porter opened


FOOTBALL :


of the Church net. Goals followed from


the scoring with a well- placed header, before m a n -o f - th e -m a tc h Nathan Mitchell fol­ lowed with an individual effort. The second half saw


Wolves step up the pres­ sure and Sam Jones took advantage with a well- struck shot. Ruben Hirst scored the


fourth straight from a corner kick to maintain Wolves’ position as league leaders. Whalleg Reds............. 6 Church........................0 THE home side’s flow­


ing, up-tempo footballing style was too much for the ■visitors to handle. Whalley took an early


lead with a well worked move down the right fin­ ished off ■with a cross by Andrew Blacklock and a good turn to score by Liam Owen. The pressure was con­


stant and goals followed from Eliott Mashiter and Lewis Maybin. The second half start­ ed with the goal of the


Clitheroe Woloes........5 A MUCH depleted


Whalley team faced a Clitheroe team keen on revenge after their last cup meeting. And it was the \dsitors


that dominated the game in spite of some spirited defending by Galium Horton and Josh Slinger, but it’s Clitheroe who go through to the next round.


ATHLETICS


a mix of boys and girls, earned their place in the finals in Chorley follow­ ing their success a t the recent Hyndburn and Ribble Valley district athletics championships The boys’ team fin­


ished third while the girls finished seventh.


Darts round-up


WagonSHorsesB .................7 68 Judge WalmsIeyB...................6 63 Social Club.............................6 63 Wagon S Horses A .................5 50 White Hart......................... 4 35


CLITHEROE MEN’S INVITATION SUMMER


DARTS LEAGUE RESULTS


Mick Patten Knockout (Second Round)


Buck Inn 0, Swan A 5; Craven


Heifer 5, White Uon 1; Legion B 5, Billington BBC 3; St Michaels RO 5, Brown Cow A 0.


WINTER DARTS FIXTURES (Monday) Division 1


■ Swan A V Low Moor; Pendle Inn V Legion A; Legion B v St Michaels RO; Buck Inn v Craven Heifer.


Division 2 St Michaels A v Horseshoe; Horseshoe ......................... 6 78 White Lion v Bye; Brown Cow A v A team on course


CLITHEROE A coasted to a convincing 15-3 ■victory Carlton B


. in Division Two of the Mid-Lancs badminton league to maintain their promotion push. The team was Stephen Pym,


Malcolm Brown, Pete Wright, Louise Burrill, Laura Cannon and Alison Leaver. In action in the Blackburn


leagues the A team took on Ditri-^ sion One table-toppers West- holme A.


Badminton Wins came in the mixed for


Stephen Pym and Louise Burrill and Michael Olstowski and Sheila Perry, ■with Olstowski going on to take two mens’ games with Mal­ colm Brown. In the same di^vision the local B


side chalked up a 12-8 victory against Westholme B with the games spread evenly across the team.


Swan Ladies; Billington BBC v Brown Cow B.


RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES DARTS


ASSOCIATION Heather Shears


Memorial Five-a-side RESULTS


Winners: Judge Walmsiey,


Catholic SC, Bay Horse, Craven. HIGH SCORES


140, M. Brown; 130, T. Wilson,


LWhitlaker; 125, M. Brown; 100, B. Parker x2, T. Wilson x2, P. Shanley, L. Lloyd, M. Brown, D. Stevenson.


LEAGUE STANDINGS 1, Judge (75): 2, Royal Oak A


(70); 3, Craven, Low Moor (60); 4, Legion (55); 5, Black Bull (51); 6, Bay Horse (50); 7, De Lacy (49); 8, Royal Oak B (46); 9, Legion (42); 10, Cathoiio SC (41); 11, Brown Cow (39).


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INDOOR athletes from Clitheroe Grammar School represented the borough in style after scooping a bronze medal in the county final cham­ pionships. The year seven pupils,


season from Lewis, a vol-


Matthew Leeming and man of the match Liam Owen who scored his sec­ ond Whalleu Blue..............0 3®'“


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DLACKDURNAND DISTRICT


DADMINTON


ASSOCIATION RESULTS


Rrst Division Westholme B 8-315(11),


Clitheroe B 12-375(16); Black­ burn Seniors A 11-276(15), St Philips 9-337(12);Tag 8-363(11), Independent A 12-389(16); Ciitheroe A 5-297(7), Westholme A 15-401(19).


S^o n d Division


Independent B 18-411(22), College 2-282(4); Telecom A 12-


Abacus A 8-327(11); 357(15). Third Division Westholme C 7-315(10), Roe-


field B 13-391 (17); Abacus B 12- 386(16), Telecom B 8-300(11); Roefield C 7-332((10), Blackburn Seniors B 13-383(17). Smith Cup


Roefield B 328, College 379. TABLES


First Division P W D L P


\WestholmeA___12 11 0 1241 Blackburn Snrs A 13 12 0 1238 Tag.................... 13 5 0 8158 Clitheroe A ......... 11 6 0 5148 ClilheroeB......... 12 5 0 7139 Independent A . . .10 5 0 5116 VlfestbolmeB___12 2 0 10113 Halsteads ..........11 4 0 7111 St Philips........... 10 3 0 7106 Second Division


Telecom A .......... 12 12 ( AbacusA............ 13 11 t Independent B. . .12 5 t Stanhill.................11 7 C Whitehall.............11 7 C Olympic..............13 4 C St Nicholas ........11 5 C RoelieldA........... 11 2 C College ............. 12 0 0 Third Division P W 0


Blackburn Snrs B 11 11 0 AbacusB.............12 11 0 St Matthew’s ___12 7 0 Roefield B ...........13 7 0 Telecom B ........... 11 6 0 RoelieldC...........13 3 0 Blackburn Snrs C 12 4 0 Westholme C ____11 3 0 Clitheroe C .............9 0 0


L P 0233 2225 7160 4154 4150 9144 6133 9121


12 88


L P 0214 1199 5185 6179 5156


10146 8129 8108 9 51


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