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Maroon and Gold are up and running


CLITHEROE gained their first competitive win of the season at Aldwinians, with a tenacious performance. Tlie hosts scored first as,


from a turnover, they barrelled down the pitch to touch down. From the restart, Clitheroe


pushed into opposition ter­ ritory where an Aldwinians indiscretion at the breakdown allowed Kino to slot an easy three points. As the half wore on,


Aldwinians who pressed and pressed, eventually scoring near the posts to move their advantage to 12-3. Again from the restart


Clitheroe pressed, and after some great support play. Chambermaid drew the defence and slipped the ball to Jim Smith, who went over for his inaugural first XV tty. The conversion just faded


and Clitheroe trailed 12-8 at the turn round. In the second half, Clitheroe


started to gain some cleaner ball up front, with the back line looking dangerous, however, the referee spotted something on the floor at the ruck and awarded Aldwinians a penalty to move the score to 15-S. At times in the past this


might have been a killer blow, but the Maroon and Gold responded, and after the for­ wards gained possession in midfield, Watson at scrum half fed the ball to Peel, and on to Railton, who took it over the gain line, before full back Kino joined the line and chipped ahead. His kick was right on


the button and landed in the tiy area, where, following up his own kic,k he touched down for a great score, which he also converted to level at 15-15. Disaster struck with around


15 minutes to go when Slinger, who was having a fantastic game on the open side, left the pitch with a dislocated shoul­ der, leaving Kino to move onto the flank, and a tremendously sporting gesture from the hosts allowed Gretton back onto the pitch to cover the full back position. Clitheroe moved into the


Aldwinians’ half as the clock ticked down and were awarded a penalty, Cowgill realised the defenders had not retired the required 10 metres and took a quick tap - forcing the referee to march the penalty 10 yards deeper into the Aldwinians half. Ice man Kino stepped up to


slot the three points on offer to cap his man-of-the-match performance and seal victory. Saturday sees the first


play at home for the first time this season, with Leigh the visi­ tors for a 3 p.m. kick-off. Clitheroe seconds beat


Leigh 4ths 29-12 with tries from Dickinson (2), Penney, Redfeam and Williamson tiy. Unfortunately there is


no second team fixture on Saturday, with their next game at home to Rossendale 3rds at Littlemoor on September 25th.


I Sports info desk


EVO-STIK FOOTBALL LEAGUE


First Division P W


North


Choriey............. Chester............. Warrington Tn.. CLITHEROE...... AFCFyIde...........7 3 2 2 11 Witton Albion.....6 3 2 1 11 Trafford..............6 3 2 1 11 Skel'dale Utd......4 3 1 0 10 Curzon Ashton ...4 3 0 1 9 Bamber Bridge ...4 3 0 1 9 Wakefield...........6 2 1 3 7 Lancaster City ....6 2 1 3 7. Cammell Laird....4 2 0 2 6 Woodley Sports. 4 2 0 2 6 Salford City........6 1 2 3 5 Mossley.............5 1 2 2 5 R’cliffe Borough. 6 1 2 3 5 Harrogate RA.... 6 1 1 4 4 GarforthTn........7 1 1 5 4 Leigh Genesis ....6 1 0 5 3 Ossett Albion......4 0 2 2 2 Prescot Cables ...4 0 2 2 2 Durham City.......5 0 2 3 2


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NEWTON EAST LAN­ CASHIRE FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division .......


Enfield 0, Hurst Green 5; Rimington 4, Canberra 4; Worsthorne 1, Langho. Second Division


Clitheroe RBL 3, Borrowdale United 1. Reserve Division


Revenge proves sweet for Clitheroe


CLITHEROE Tennis Club avenged an 8-0 defeat to Blackburn Northern in last year’s East Lancashire Mbied Cup Final to take the title. Clitheroe captain Mary


Brass fielded a strong team this year, as Roger Ravenscroft partnered


TENNIS


Jennifer Holgate, and Steve Pym partnered Louise Burrill. In the first round of


matches Roger and Jennifer beat Blackburn’s first pair Ian Broughton and Liz


Maskell 6-1,6-4. On the other court, Steve


and Louise won the first set 6-2, only to lose the second, to leave Clitheroe 3-1 up at halfway, and needing only two more sets to win. Roger and Jennifer


won their match against John and Michelle 6-1, 6-


4, and although Steve and Louise struggled against the Blackburn number ones and lost 6-2,6-2, by that time the match was won 5-3. Pictured,


from left,


are Stephen Pym, Louise Burrill, Jennifer Holgate and Roger Ravenscroft.


Hurst Green 2, StacksteadsSJ 5; Langho 1, Rimington 1. = - Lancs Amateur Cup First Round


Read United 0, Southport AMS 6.


FIXTURES First Division


Canberra v Enfield; Colne United v BGSOB; Hurst Green V Pendle Forest; Langho v Read United; Mill Hill v Worsthorne; Oswaldtwistle SM v Stack- steads SJ. Second Division


Bacup CC V Daneshouse; Barrowford Celtic v Calder Vale; Feniscowles & Pleasington v Edenfield; Padiham v Clitheroe RBL; Rock Rovers v Burnley Belvedere. Reserve Division _


Chatburn on cloud 9!


CHATBURN came away from Skipton with a 9-0 win ob Satur­ day.


They went ahead on 20 minutes


when a header from Evans sent Holgate through on goal to coolly slot past the keeper. The secong goal wasnt long in


coming, and a Hodges corner was met by Dolan. Hodges then got on the


scoresheet himself when he drilled home the third. Chatburn were rampant now


and before half-time they scored twice in quick succsesion. The fourth saw Bicknell find


Dolan, who lost his marker to slot in from close range. And the fifth was the best of the


half as Holgate swapped passes with Bicknell before giving the keeper no chance. After the break, Bicknell got the


goals his performance deserved, the first a cool finish after a'clever pass from Holgate, before he smashed a second past the keeper after running onto a header from Evans. Hodges added number eight


when he just got his toe to a long ball by Humphreys, and Dewhurst


rounded off the scoring when he collected the ball 12 yards out and fired an unstopable shot past the keeper. ® Clitheroe RBL beat


Borrowdale 3-1 on Saturday, but made hard work of making it nine points from a possible 12. After creating and squandering


a host of chances, the deadlock was finally broken on the half hour as Shields hit the bar and Eglin


jinked inside the full back and smashed home from close range. The second half went the same


as the first with Clitheroe passing the ball well and creating chances, and they got a two-goal cusion when Shields latched on to a pass and smashed the ball into the bottom right. However, the locals were


stunned as Borrowdale pulled one back, as a ball over the top was neatly finished by the centre forward, as he rounded keeper Scriven and slotted home past Hall on the line. But the game was finally put to


bed five minutes from time when man-of-the-match Eglin got his second of the game as he slammed the ball home from close range.


FOOTBALL ® A pulsating match at on


Saturday saw Chipping beat Wyre 5-4 to record their first win of the season. Wyre took the lead, but against


the run of play Chipping equal­ ised. Following some good passing in midfield, Rick Bolton cut inside and unleashed an unstoppable left footer into the bottom corner. The villagers then took the lead


shortly after from the penalty spot. After being taken down in the box, Ben Bristo stepped up and slotted into the bottom corner to make it


2-


1. The visitors reacted well to


going behind and from a comer, a Wyre player rose unopposed to head goalwards, and though Ireland parried, the rebound was smashed home. The game seemed to be drifting


towards half-time level, but more good work from Bolton down the right set Bristo clear, only to be cynically dragged down in the area. Bristo again dusted himself down and left the keeper rooted as he netted his second.


The villagers knew the next


goal was going to be vital and it was Bristo again who provided it, racing clear before coolly grabbing his hat-trick. WjTe pulled a goal back, the


striker alert enough to nod home after Ireland had tipped his initial header onto the cross bar. But man-of-the-match Bristo


raced clear before slotting the ball in from the angle for his fourth. Wyre made it a tense finish


when the lively substitute found the bottom comer, but some stout defending saw Chipping home. The villagers travel to Leyland


Athletic on Saturday in the Guildhall Cup (kick-off 2 p.m.). • Dog Inn slipped to a shock 3-


2 defeat to Helmshore Harriers in their opening game of the season at Hashngden Sports Centre. Dog made the better start and


took the lead when Nick Lord met Ollie Steele’s cross with a stunning volley. Helmshore were level, though,


within minutes and another counter-attack saw them lead at half-time. When Dog equalised with a Mark Lord header early in the


second half, there only looked to be one winner, but a controver­ sial penalty put Helmshore back in front, before Dog missed a late spot-kick of their own. Dog entertain Ossy Refugees at


Wilson’s on Sunday. • Whalley Juniors U8s won


their first game of the season against Blue Star. Sam Jones scored a penalty


to get things underway before Niall Derbyshire capped a supetb team performance to make it 2- 0. The side then drew 3-3 with OswaldUvistle St Mary’s after a brace from Derbyshire and a strike from Lewis Hamilton. ® Clitheroe Wolves UlOs Reds


went down 2-1 to Mill Hill Reds. Mill Hill took a hvo-goal lead


after the break, and despite an own goal halving the deficit. Wolves couldn’t find an equaliser. Man-of-the-match was Kit Lloyd. Wolves U l ls Red continued


their impressive start to the new season, with back-to-back victories at Highmoor. Against Blue Star, the locals


won 7-0, as Nathan Colman scored another hat-trick, and defender Jack Burgess scored his first goal.


On Sunday morning, Clitheroe


earned a comfortable win over Langho Juniors, with goals from Frankie Jackson (2), Elliot Watson, Nathan Colman, and Charlie Dewhurst and Daniel Holmes. ® Readstone Under 8s Blue


were beaten 4-3 by Barrowford Celtic. Jack Leaver scored a brace with star man Leo Jefferson scor­ ing the other. The Under 9s Yellow pro­


gressed to the second Round of the cup with a 5-1 victory over Barrowford Celtic Blacks. The goal scores w'ere Cade Leonard (2) and man-of-the-match Hariy Burrows with a hat trick The previous week the team


started the league season with a 2-0 victory over Trawden Celtic Black, as Leonard scored both goals with Harry Burrows named star man. The Under 10s Yellow beat


Readstone Reds 4-3 in a veiy close encounter, with both teams contributing to an exciting game of football. The goalscorers were Jack Lofthouse (2), William Wrathall and Ross Birchall, who was named man-of-the-matcL


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Enfield v BGSOB; Pendle r; Forest v Mill Hill; Read United V Hurst Green; Rimington v Bar- rowford Celtic; Stacksteads SJ V Langho; Worsthorne v Rock Rovers. Lancs Amateur Cup First Round


Peel Park v Roca Juniors. TABLES


Hurst Green....... 5 3 2 0 11 Canberra..........5 3 0 1 10 Mill Hill..............4 3 0 1 9 Colne Utd..........5 2 2 1 8 Rimington........4 2 1 0 8 OssySM...........4 2 0 2 6 Langho............. 6 2 0 4 6 BGSOB.............. 4 1 2 1 5 Pendle Forest ....3 1 1 1 4 Enfield.............. 5 1 1 3 4 Read Utd........... 5 1 1 3


First Division P W D L P


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Worsthorne.......4 1 1 2 4 StacksteadsSJ..4 0 1 3 1 Second Division


■Edenfield............5 4 1 0 13 Church Town.....4 4 0 0 12 Bly Belvedere....5 3 1 1 10 Clltheroe RBL...4 3 0 1 9 Padiham............4 3 0 1 9 Rock Rovers....3 2 1 0 6 B'fordCeltio.....4 2 0 2 6 Feniscowles...... 2 1 0 1 3 Borrowdale Utd ..5 1 0 4 3 Bacup CC-..........3 0 0 3 0 Caioervale....... 4 0 0 4 0 PeeiPark...........4 0 0 4 0 Daneshouse..... 1 0 0 1 0 Reserve Division P W D L P


„ P W D L P


!>iacksteadsSJ...4 3 0 1 9 .Emieid...............3 2 1 0 7 Worsthorne.......3 2 1 0 7 Pendle Forest....3 2 10 7 Rimington.........4 2 1 1 7 Mill Hill.............. 2 2 0 0 6 Read United......4 2 0 2 6 Hurst Green........2 1 0 1 3 lanoho.............. 4 0 3 1 3 BfordCeltio.......3 1 0 2 3 Rock Rovers....... 4 0 2 2 2


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D I P 1 0 16 1 0 13 3 0 12 2 2 11


Colne Utd.............3 0 1 2 1


BGSOB.................2 0 0 2 0 PeeiPark..............3 0 0 3 0


HARRY DEWHURST MEMORIAL FOOT­


Church Town 3, Great Harwood Rovers 2; Helmshore Harriers 3, Dog Inn 2; Ossy Refugees 3, Rose and Crown 9; Stanley Ultras 5, Station 3; Tavern 2, King’s Arms 0.


BALL LEAGUE RESULTS


Rose & Crown.... 2 2 0 0 6 Helmshore H..... 2 2 0 0 6 King’s Arms.......2 1 0 1 3 Tavern................2 1 0 1 3 Black Bull...........1 1 0 0 3 Church Town.....2 1 0 1 3 Station...............2 1 0 1 3 Stanley Ultras....2 1 0 1 3 Dog Inn..............1 0 0 1 0 Gt Harwood Rvrs2 0 0 2 0 Ossy Refugees...2 0 0 2 0


Replacements ..,.5 5 0 0 15 Morning Glory....5 4 0 1 12 Inter Horseshoe. 5 2 0 3 6 Drunken MonkeysS 2 0 3 6 Dynamo Mince...5 1 0 4 3 f6 United Langho5 1 0 4 30


HOULDSWORTH SOLICITORS RIBBLESDALE


CRICKET LEAGUE


Clitheroe.............. 26 17 6 2 32 219 Read.....................26 15 8 3 42 207 Baxenden............ 26 14 9 2 32 189 Barnoldswick . . . 26 13 11 2 42 182 Cherry Tree...........26 13 9 4 29 179 Padiham...............26 13 1 0 3 31 176 Earby................ 2613 11 2 29 169 Great Harwood..26 12 10 4 21 161 Settle................25 9 12 537 152 Whalley.............. 2610 12 4 32 152 Ribb.Wands....26 11 14 1 34 149 Edenfield............ 26 9 15 2 37 137 Osw.Immanuel..26 8 15 338 133 Salesbury..........26 4 19 347 102 First Division P W L N B P


Read..........22 14 5 3 47202 Padiham... 22 15 6 1 27182 Ribb. Wands. 22 13 8 1 37172 Brinscall....22 11 9 2 39159 Cherry Tree. 22 11 7 4 28158 Clitheroe . ..2 2 12 9 1 28153 Belvedere .. 22 8 10 4 44144 Edenfield...22 8 11 3 37132 Stacksteads. 22 8 13 1 35120 Baxenden.. 22 8 12 2 23113 GIHaiwood.22 7 14 1 30105 Osw.lmm...22 4 15 3 16 71 Second Division P, W L N B P


Barnoldswick 22 19 2 1 36231 Salesbury .. 22 16 3 3 45220 Feniscowles. 22 16 4 2 36206 Brinscall....22 12 6 4 23163 Settle...........22 11 9 2 21141 Ghyll........... 22 10 10 2 23133 Earby........... 22 9 10 3 28133 Feniscowles. 22 8 13 1 42127 BGSOB.... 22 8 13 1 34119 Whalley.... 22 5 14 3 23 88 Stacksteads. 22 4 17 1 16 61 BGSOBII...22 1 18 3 26 51 Third Division P W L N B P


R’daleWandsM 9 3 2,22122 Ossylmm...15 8 4 3 27122 Salesbury .. 15 10 4 1 27120 ■


FINAL TABLES Senior Division P W L N B P


9 a.m. - Morning Glory v FC United of Langho; 9-35 a.m. - Inter Horseshoe v Drunken Monkeys; 10-10 a.m. - Dynamo Mince V Replacements. TABLE P W 0 L P


FC United of Langho 1, Drunken Monkeys 5 (Man-of- the-match Stuart Robertson); Inter Horseshoe 4, Replace­ ments 14 (Man-of-the-match Daniel Musgrove). FIXTURES


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


Dog Inn v Ossy Refugees (Wil­ son's); Great Harwood Rovers V Black Bull (Wilson's); King’s Arms V Stanley Ultras (Memo­ rial); Rose and Crown v Tavern (Haslingden); Station v Helm­ shore Harriers (Haslingden). TABLE P W D L P


FIXTURES Sunday


Read..........15 9 5 1 24119 GtHarwood.15 8 5 2 26116 Edenfield... 15 8 5 2 19109 Clitheroe. . . 15 7 7 1 28103 Settle.......... 15 7 5 3 16101 Padiham... 15 7 5 3 13 98 Belvedere.. 15 6 6 2 25 95 Feniscowles. 15 6 8 1 27 92 Cherry Tree .14 6 7 1 22 87 Earby..........15 3 10 2 21 61 Whalley.... 15 3 10 2 16 56 Barnoldswick 15 4 9 1 10 55 Baxenden.. 15 3 11 1 18 53


MEWIES SOLICI­ TORS CRAVEN AND DISTRICT CRICKET LEAGUE


Second Division P W


FINAL TABLES


ROEFIELD LEISURE CENTRE FIVE-A-SIDE


Crossllatts..22 18 0 Cullingworth 22 15 0 Barrowford.. 22 12 1 Ingrow........22 10 0 Sandy Lane.22 10 0 Bradley . . . . 22 10 0 Chatburn. . . 22 9 0 Pendle Forest 22 7 2 Wilsden. . . . 22 8 1 Riddlesden . 22 7 2 Sutton........22 8 0 Cowling. . . . 22 4 0


Thornton.. . 22 18 Barrowford.. 22 12 Foulridge. . . 22 11 Wilsden. . . . 22 11 Sandy Lane. 22 10 Rlddlesden . 22 9 Chatburn. . . 22 8 Long Lee. . . 22 7 Sutton........22 7 Pendle Forest 22 6 Haworth WE 22 5 IngrowStJs. 22 6 Fourth Division P W T


L P


1 2 56 5 41 6 28


10 34 9 33


11 25 13 23 11 23 12 20 15 19


10 30 9 29


10 32 10 32 10 32 12 28 10 28 12 27 11 27 12 26 15 14


EXPRESS GIFTS HYNDBURNVETS


BOWLING LEAGUE TABLES


RhyddingsPk....19 17 2 0 170 Ribblesdale...... 19 17 2 0 155 RushtonStA....19 13 5 1154 WorsleyPkA....19 13 5 1149 LowerfoldPk.... 19 6 10 3 107 Burnley Rd....... 19 8 11 0104 PeeIPkA.......... 19 10 9 0 106 RishtonBC....... 20 6 14 0 86 GattyPkA.........19 5 13 1 86 SabdenBC....... 19 4 15 0 71 Mercer Pk.........19 3 16 0 71 Division 2 P W L D P


Division 1 P W L 0 P


0akhillVelsA....18 16 1 1157 Waddington B...18 14 4 0 147 OakhillBC........ 18 13 4 1 135 RushtonStB.... 18 8 8 2 106 Whalley BC........17 7 9 1 105 WorsleyB........ 18 8 10 0 97 Immanuel A...... 17 6 10 1 92 RibblesdaleB.... 18 5 11 2 91 Waddington A... 18 4 12 2 81 Globe Bullough B18 3 15 0 66 Division 3 P W L 0 P


Grange BC........ 18 14 3 1149 Immanuel B...... 18 13 5 0131 Hurst Green...... 18 117 0 119 0akhillVetsB....18 8 10 0 109 Peel Park B....... 18 7 11 0107 Clitheroe CC..... 18 8 9 1 104 ReadBC............18 7 10 1 103 MilnshawPkC..18 7 10 1 100 MilnshawPkB..18 9 9 0 96 GattyPkB........ 18 1 17 0 62


RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES’ DARTS AS­


SOCIATION RESULTS


Billington BC 5, Rose and Crown A 4; Legion 5, Bay Horse 4; Black Bull 4, De Lacy 5; Craven 4, Low Moor 5; Catholic SC 4, Petre Arms 5.


137, B.T h o rn b er;134 ,V. Entwistle; 133, J. Hamer; 128, C. Stanley; 127, M. Hargreaves; 125, S. Flan­ nery, J. Whelan: 124, M. Taylor; 114, J. Whelan, A. Haydock; 105, P. Shanley; 100x2, B. Parker, J. Gal­ lagher: 100, B. Bolton, D. Stevenson. Points and Positions


1, Billington BC, De Lacy, Low Moor, Petre Arms,_Le- gion 5; 6, Bay Horse, Black Bull, Catholic SC, Craven, Rose and Crown 4.


High Sco res


L P 3 55 6 46 6 41


RIBBLE VALLEY


GLASS CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT SUM­


MER POOL LEAGUE RESULTS


Foundation Cup Semi-Final


Conservative Ciub 7, Buck A 5; Higher Buck A 6, White Horse A 6; Low Moor Club 11, Kings Arms 1; RBLA 8, Biiiington Brass Band Club B 4. First Division


Billington A 6, Low Moor Club 6; Kings Arms 1, RBL A 6. Premier Division


Ralph’s namow victory


THE Tradesmans Trophy at Clitheroe Golf Club was won by Ralph Postlethwaite, whose par/birdie finish earned him a narrow victory with a nett 69. Paul Traynor (nett 70) and Daniel Turner (71) finished second and third, while Matthew


Nettleton recovered from a double bogey on the short Nth with a jewel of a birdie on the 17th to head a trio of competitors on 72 to take fourth prze. Steve Dean earned his second Medal win in as many weeks but it needed .scrutiny of the


cards to give him the edge over Simon Swindells with the same nett 68. Two shots behind, Simon Raine, Julian Troup and Derek Marsh took the minor prizes in Division One. Michael O’Malley had an unfortunate experience on the 18th when looking a sure winner


Buck B 9, St Peters A 3; Kings Arms C 6, Clitheroe Sooial Club 6; Wagon & Horses 6, Bay Horse 6; White Horse BIO, Read Con Club 2. Second Division


Billington A l l , Stork 1; Horse­ shoe 8, Royal Oak A 4; Kings Arms A 12, Low Moor B; White Lion V Conservative Club B 0. Third Division


Buck Wrinkleys 10, Whalley Arms 2; Craven Heifer B 10, De Lacy 0; Dog Music Bar 4, Craven Heifer 8; Read Con Club B 7, Pendle Witch 5. FIXTURES


Billington Brass Band Club B v Higher Buck A; Buck A v Low Moor Club; Kings Arms v RBL A; White Horse A v Conserva­ tive Club.


Bay Horse v Kings Arms C; Clitheroe Social Club v Buck B; Read Constitutional Club v Wagon & Horses; St Peters A v White Horse B. Second Division


First Division Premier Division


Royal Oak B 8, Buck D 4; Whal­ ley Con Club 9, Kings Arms B 3; White Hart B 6, Wagon B 6. Fourth Division


of the Division Two prize, but had to settle for third place behind Alan Houghton on 71 and David Knowles who recovered from a shaky start with a good finish and a nett 72. Derek McIntyre matched O’ Malleys 73 but cards put him fourth. Dave Parkinson took home the prestigious Minors Lamp following his success in Saturday’s


Medal with 39 points, also giving him top spot in Division Two. Connor McLaughlin was second with 38 points.Roger Cowey eased Terry Bithell out of thrd place after cards with the same 37 points.


Scott Thompson had a head to head with Tim Stanley in Division One. Both scored 38


points but Thompson triumphed courtesy of a par on the ISth to Stanley’s bogey sbt. Third place went to Bany Thomas with two twos on the back nine ahead of former Springbok Archie Moro with the same 37 points. Amdrew Heesom topped a list of seven on 36 points and settled for the Best Gross.


Richard Walsham continues to impress by winning the Seniors Stableford with a three


shot margin over Mike Ainsworth. Jeff Crowther’s solid 35 points took third ahead of Wayne Townley with the same score.


Clitheroe’s Ian Walsh, Denis Greenup, G McGuire and the improving David Heesom


walked away with the top prize in the weekend’s Open Team Event.85 points left them well ahead of the chasing three teams on 79.


George Young was just off the leader board in last weeks Junior Medal, won by David


Robinson from Jack Mercer, but he came good this week when he finished well ahead of the field with a 90-17-73 return.


James Milligan took the best gross last week and Sophie Lambert followed Young home


in this weeks competition. Sophie is waiting in the wings to play the winner of the Juniors Semi Final K.O. between


Jonathon Mitchell and L Barrett for the Trophy. In contrast. Seniors Keith Allen and Dave Brennan are the finalists for the Dennis


Kershaw Putter.


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


Brown Cow Clitheroe v Whal­ ley Con Club; Kings Arms B v White Hart B; Wagon B v Royal Oak B.


Craven Heifer v Craven Heifer B; De Lacy v Buck Wrinkleys; Whalley Arms v Read Con Club B; Pendle Witch v Dog Music Bar. • Finals night will be tonight at the Waggon and Horses, Clit­ heroe from 8 p.m. Registration for the winter league will be also be tonight.


TABLES


Low Moor....... 13 11 2 0134 RBLA .............13 8 4 1 119 Billington B.....13 7 2 4 99 Buck A ............13 5 2 6 94 Con Club........ 13 5 4 4 91 Kings Arms.... 13 3 3 7 73 White Horse A 13 1 2 1063 Higher Buck A 13 1 3 9 55 First Division P W D L P


Premier Division P W 0 L P


Craven Heifer. 13 9 2 2115 BuckWrinkleys13 5 5 3106 Read Con B... 13 6 3 4103 Craven Heifer B135 2 6 88 Pendle Witch.. 13 5 2 6 84 Whalley Arms 13 5 1 7 78 Dog..................13 3 3 7 74 DeLacv......... 13 3 4 6 71


White Hart B.. 11 6 4 1 89 Wagon B........ 11 5 2 4 84 Royal Oak B... 11 5 2 4 82 Whalley Con ..11 5 2 4 82 Kings Arms B. 10 5 3 2 74 Brown Cow.... 11 2 3 6 63 Buck D ............11 2 0 9 54 Fourth Division P W D L P


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White Lion......13 8 4 1 123 Billington A.....13 8 2 3115 Royal Oak A... 12 6 4 2 96 Kings Arms A. 13 5 2 6 85 LowMoorB... 13 4 2 7 82 Horseshoe 12 4 3 5 81 Stork................13 5 3 5 81 Con Club B.... 13 0 2 1151 Third Division P W D L P


White Horse B 13 12 0 1133 BuckB............13 101 2119 ReadConClub13 7 3 3102 Bay Horse...... 13 5 2 6 87 Kings Arms C 13 3 3 7 83 Wagon A ........ 13 2 5 6 76 Social Club.... 13 2 3 8 67 St Peters A.....13 1 3 9 59 Second Division P W D L P


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