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CLITHEROE RUFC kicked off the season with a fixture which is rapidly becoming a favourite. opener when they entertained Gamforth afLit- tlemoor. , In what was a squad game, the match was organised into


RUGBY


, quarters,. and ■ both teams started brightly on a perfect pitch, expertly prepared by Phil Isherwood. Opening excliangcs were ■


eyeh and it was a typically scrappy first 15 minutes. However, both teams were


looking to run the ball, and the touchline crowd were well entertained. Eventually Ben Graves popped up 10 metres out from the Carnforth try line, and with a neat sideslip he roared in to score the open­ ing try of the season for the Maroon and Gold. ,The score remained . at 7-


0 until the end-of the first quarter, although there were opportunities on both sides. ■ Clitheroe' had' the upper hand again in the second quar-.


■ ter and a mazy run from James Dickinson saw him touchdown


. under the posts after some more great interplay between forwards and backs. Camforth were not to be


■outdone, and had some rare rattles up the pitch, but could not quite make the final pass go to hand as the Littlemoor defence held-firm. . Tlie ■ third quarter started


with ■ Carnforth getting into : the match' and beginning to look the stronger, as they attacked the Clitheroe line


Waddy out to add to squad ahead of season


FOOTBALL WADDINGTON FC


, continue their pre-sea- son preparations ^ahead ofJhe new. season,’which kicks-off 'On .Saturday, ■ September 4th.


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■And they are still searching for a goal-- keeper and a striker to' add to the ranks before the Craven and District; Football League . cam­ paign gets underway. ■ Anyone interested in


helping out'should con­ tact Paul Bretherton' on 01200441806.


LANCASHIRE Amateur Cup holders Hurst Green got . their season underway.with a resounding win over local ri-• vals Langho at Smithy Row. ■ The home side gave.league- ,


debuts to Simon Lakeland and , Nick Fielding, and the debu­ tants played a hugely signifi- • cant part in the win against a side who will be there or there­ abouts again this season. ■ '.The home side ■ took an


early lead on 15 minutes from ; a Chris Leighton penalty as Lakeland was pulled back in ' the area en route to goal. ;i : ■ The away side, as always, played - some . neat,- attrac-: -


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Hurst G r e e n 4 Langho........;........ . 1 ;


live football and following a . cross that wasn’t properly cleared, the away side , equal­ ised in spectacular fashion as Sharpies found the.net with an overhead kick.


The home side struggled to


find any proper rythym, but did go close, on a . couple of occasions through Leighton. ■'; Chippendale was also lively


as the lone front man, and he; also went close with a near -


post header following a right


- wing Lakeland cross. . Langho,. despite dominat ­


ing possession, struggled for an end product - but man-


■ aged to ’worry the home side somewhat.


:.Goals change games, and : ■


Green’s .second-just before half-time : did . just that, ' Anderton-heading in at the back post following a Fielding flick-on from a corner.; r ■The" next goal; in the game


would. prove; equally as piv­ otal, a s a Langho equaliser would .have no doubt given


■ them the appetite to go on and win the game.


But the goal went to the


home side as a long Young goal kick found Chippendale, who: found ■ Malley running into the box, and he finished well under pressure. Langho may have felt'


harshly done by as they con­ tinued to play football o n - the floor, while Green were a little more efficient in posses­ sion, capitalising on a Langho defence that had many gaps. ; _ With" a two-goal lead, ■ Green could afford to sit back and battle,, rather than push for more goals. ■


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, . Langho pressed for a way' back into the game but with


Simpson being superbly mar­ shalled by Anderton and Walker, they struggled to find the football they played in the first half and their challenge faded.


Malley should have made it


. four as he somehow managed to fire over from inside the six-yard box after a pinpoint Lakeland cross, but the fourth did arrive minutes from time as a neat move down the left hand side found Fielding on. tli6 edge of the box, and his finish into the corner was a perfect way to round off the ■ afternoon.


• for a good 10-minute spell. After a number of penalties, Watson was singled out by the ■ referee and sent to the sin bin in what was effectively a team sinbinning. The Maroon and Gold bat­


• who was having , a very good -first game' for the;club. He did ,not touch down, but the referee considered the tackle high to prevent the score and awarded a penalty try.,: ' With more pressure on the


towards the comer after quick, hands from semm half Barrett,


Watson returning to the fray,-- the home team started to exert. some control onthe game; ■ ■ First ■ Birch scorched > in


tled well when down. to 14 men; and the defence; stayed. strong to hold out a persistent - Camforth attack. ;Tln the fourth quarter, with


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P HOULDSWORTH^d SOLICITORS


P RIBBLESDALE


P CRICKET LEAGUE ; -TABLES y ,;'-


Senior Division f P W L- N B P


! Clilheroe;......22 14 . 6-1 26 178 ■Read...... ......22 12 - 7 3 33 168


■ ■ Padiham. ' . . . .2 2 12 8 2 28 158 ChenyTfee.’;...2212;7 3 21 156 Baxenden.-.....2211:9 1 32 154 Bamoldswick'...2211 .9'2 33 153 ■ Ribb. Wands.. ;‘.2211 10. 1 33 148


Earby.........22 10 10 - 2 27 137 Settle ..........22 - 811 3 32 127


.Brinscall..-.-.'21-11.. 8 2-39159- Ribb.Wands.20 12 - 7 .1 30155 i Clitheroe...21 .12 8; 1 28153- ChenyTree'.20 11 6 3 25150 Belvedere .. 20 9 ,8 .-3 44149 Edenfeld...20 8 10 2 37127. Baxenden.;.20 ; 9 10 -1 28123'


not really reflect the efforts of Camforth, and with the determination they showed throughout the 80 minutes they will have their usual good season.


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tinues at Littlemoor eveiy Tuesday at 7 p.m.,. and all ■ players are welcome. E-mail play@clitheroerugby.com, ■. call Oliver McEntyre (079'77- 441902) - or ;.Bob . Wilkinson ■ (07962 . 099935);; or ‘alterna- -■ tively,justturnup! - '


Pre-season training con­


Carnforth Tine, the forwards pounded in again and again to try to breach the defence, even­ tually with the scrum half tied ; into a ruck, captain McEntyre dived over the ruck to score after some good dummy runs pulled the defence wide. ■ The final score of 28-0 did .


: Stacksteads. 20 8 11. 1 30115 GIHatwood.2r, ,7 14 0 32102r 0sw.lmm...20 6,12 2:15 85 BelvedereII.20 ,1 18 ;i'.16 31; Second Division . P W .L N. B P


Williams earns Blues creditable point


CLITHEROE started their Evo-Stik First Division North campaign on Satur­ day with a very . creditable 1-1 draw at Durham City. - At the Amott Stadium,


against :a' side relegated from the Premier Division last season,- Peter Smith’s Blues went behind to a goal :


FOOTBALL


from Evann Graham, drill­ ing in a low shot midway - through the first half. ; But 10 minutes after the


break, ; Danny; ' Williams equalised, firing, home from ■ an acute , angle (pictured • above).


the game, on the strength of the chances they created, but a draw on Durham’s 3G surface was a positive return.


. ...... Clitheroe might have won • with ; Tom Entwistle, ; Ben Proctor, Chris;


Smalley, Craig. Naylor; and Mark Jackson made their debuts - for Clitheroe,'


: Phil Easbvood and Tom Williams made their debuts from the subs bench. CLITHEROE:- Proctor, Smalley, Naylor, Fisher, Brown, Ellison, . Brees, Jones, Coar,' Jackson, ■ Williams. Subs: Entwistlc, Eastwood, Williams. ■ '


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Salesbury .. 19 15' 2 2 38198.!-, Bamoldswirdt 19-16-2 ' 1' 32197*’ FenisemvIes. 18 14 3 .1.. 32177-


I Feniscowtes. 19 8 10 1 40125' Ghyll. . . . . . 19 8. 9 -2 ,18108.


I BGSOB..-.; 18 ' 6. 11- 1- 26 91 Whalley..'..18 4 12- 2,15 65


I BGSOBII... 19 ; 0 17 . 2 26 36 Stac*steads; 19 2 16 ' 1 ;-7,32 Third Division ; . . ■ P W L N . B P


■ Brinscall.... 19,10 6 .3 19134:. Settle...... 19 10 7-. 2 21131 ■ Earby.....'.18 9 :'7 . 2 25125


Read......21;.14 5 2 47197' Padiham . . . 20 -14 5 1 25170


Whalley...;....22..910 320125 Osw. Immanuel.. 22 8 12 2 32 122 6reatHaiwood..22 910 3 17 122 Edenlield.......22 7 13 2 29 109 Salesbury......22 4.16 2 42 92 First Division ■ p w L n b: p.


LowMoor .:.-.;-..', 125 0:7 15 Clltheroe St James 12 3 0 ;9 9 Calderstones...... 12 2 2 8 8


GREYHOUND FORD HYNDBURN BOWL­


ING LEAGUE TABLES


■ Globe A........ ...17 11 1 5119


Division 1 P W L DP


: ,RibblesdaleA....17 8 1 8 86 SabdenB.........17 6 1 1078 GrangeA.........17 7 0 1067


- Coppice.......... 16 4 1 11 60 GlobeE..:........17 2 2 13 53 Division 2 P W L D P


Free Gardeners.. 16 13 1 2103 Burnley RdC...17 11 0 6 95 RushtonStE.....17 10 0 7 94 Salesbury Blue.. 17 8 1 8 87


Gatty Park 1; Waddington A 9; -■:;


r Sabden Black 6, Sydney Street.' 4; Salesbury A 9, Free Garden-;


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Free Gardeners B 4, Rishton Con B 6; Milnshaw Wanderers 7, Hurst Green B 3; Ribbtesdale BIO, Clltheroe CC B 0; Sabden Blue 7, Immanuel B 3; Wadding- Ion B 3, Lower Darwen 7.' TABLES


Burnley Rd A 8, Salesbury B 2; Coppice 7, Sabden Red 3; Grange 7, Gt Harwood H 3; Mercer Park 8, Oakhill 2. Fourth Division


First Division P W D L P


: RibblesdaleA....18 13 2 3 115 GtHarwoodA....18 12 1 5113 Rushton St A..... 17 11 T 5109 Roe Lee Park....18 9 1 8 91


: Immanuel A....... 15 4 3 8 66 Burnley RdB..... 14 6 0 8 58 OakhilfAsh.......; 15 2 1 1248 Division 3 P W L D P


rrSabdenC........;..16 7 0 9 68 WhalleyB.... ....17 3 1 13 65 Division 4 P W L D P


- GlobeC.......... 16 9 0 7 85 Read CC..........17 8 2 6 81 SalesburyRed...16 7 0 9 75 GtHararoodCC.17 6 1 1070 -WaddingtonB...17 6 0 11 69


.SydneySt........15 9 0 6 78 WhalleyA........15 8 1 6 77 RushtonStC.....15 4 2 9 67


WaddingtonA...16 12 1 3105 OakhilIPkA.....15 8 T 6 95 RishtonBC........14 9 1: 4 78


Burnley RdB..:.. 18 7 2 9 84 Ossy Con... ......17 6 2: 9 77 :


GattyPark.......17 14 2 1126 Mercer Pk......... 17 11 1 5102 RishtonConC...17 9 1 7 97


Alma........ ..... .17 15 1 1125 MilnshawPark..17 11 1 5103


. Ribblesdale C....17 11 0 6100 OakhilIPkB.....17 111 5 97


Ossylmm... 13 8 ; 3 - 2 20110 Salesbury-..-13:- 8. 4 1 23108 Read.t...-. 13 -8 ■ 4 1.22107 ■ Padiham . . . 14 -7 .4 . 3 12 97 R’daleWandsll , 7 - 3 1-20 95 Edenfield.:. 13 7 4. 2 14 94 GtHarwood. 13. 6 5 2 24 94 Belvedere .. 13 : 6 4 , 2 21 91 ' Clitheroe. . . 13 6 6 1 -26 91 Seltle..-.'...'12,-;8 : 3'. 3 14 89 Feniscovdes. 13 4-: 8 '1 23 68 Whalley.... 13 r 3 ' 8 ■


2 16 56


Barnoldswick 12 : 4 -:6 1 10 55 CherryTree.11 . 3: 7 I 16 51' Earby....... 13- 2', 9 2 17 47


Baxenden ..-12' 2 9 ,1 T2 37-’ MEWIESSOLICI- I


TORS CRAVEN AND^ OISTRICT CRICKET


LEAGUE TABLES


: P W;.,T D L-' P Second Division; '


Thornton.;. 19 16 :-0 1 2 49 Barrowford.. 19 to 0.-'4 . 5 34 -. Foulridge..'. 19 .10 V 0 : 4' 5 34 SandyLane. 19 - 9 .0 3 - 7 30 Wilsden.... 19 9 0 1: 9 28 Chalburn..'. 19 -T'; 0 -. 5 ‘,i7 26 ' Long Lee... 19 .7 0 4 8'25 Riddlesden.-..19: 7 -0 - :3 , 9 24 IngrowStJs. 19 :'6; 0- -1.TO 19 PendleForest19 5'-- 0 i 4 10 19 HaworthWE 19 ‘ 4'; 0 T5'- 917 Sutton . . . . . 19 5 0 ,2 .11 17 Fourth Division ’


, Sutton . . . ; ; 19 : 7 ; o’ Chatbum..-.19 -;7, '0 -


Wilsden...-. 19,; 6". 1': Riddlesden.19'-a--‘’ - C ow lin g 19


Barrowlord. .',19 11 :.1 ■ Bradley ..■. .19.10 : 0 ■ Ingrow...'.. 19- 9 ’ 0 - SandyLane. 19-'; 8'V0>' ,PendfeForest19-. 6? 2-


Crossflatts.. 19'15 - 0 -.-T ; 3 46;; Cullingworth 19 14 -T 0' ;:1 ■;; 4''43 ’ ’


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2 8 29 2 > 9 26 , 3 8 25 2 -;10 23; 1'11‘22: .1:11 21 ’


CLITHEROE AND


DISTRICT CRICKETt . LEAGUE 37


-.FINAL TABLE i P W D L P '; ■ Old Rimingtonians ' 12 8 : 2 2 26 '


ChippingRamblers12 6 0 6 18 ChippingA ......... 12 5 2 5 17 ______


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,0akhillBeech....17 10 0 7 89 Immanuel B... .-.17 8 1 8 77 Clltheroe CCB...17 5 1 1177 GrangeC.........17 6 1 1072 Burnley RdD..... 17 3 0 14 55 SabdenA.........17 2 0 15 51


EXPRESS GIFTS HYNDBURN VETS


BOWLING LEAGUE TABLES Division 1 P W L D P


:RhyddingsPk....15 13 2 0134 Ribblesdale.....16 14 2 0130 WorsleyPkA....15 11 3 ,1123 Lowerfold Pk...16 5 8 3 93 Peel Pk A............ 17 9 8 0 90 Burnley Rd......16 7 9 0 87 RishtonBC........17 6 11 0 79 GattyPkA.... ...17 4 12 1 77 Mercer Pk..... ..16 3 13 0 62 SabdenBC......16 3 13 0 57 Division 2 P W L D P


RushtonStA...16 12 3 1136


■WhalleyBC........15 5 9 1 87 WorsleyB......... 15 7 8 0 81 Immanuel A.....15 5 9 1 78 Ribblesdale B.... 15 5 8 2 78 Waddington A...15 4 9 2 73 Globe Bullough B15 2 13 0 55 Division 3 P W L D P


0akhillVetsA....15 13 1 1133 WaddingtonB...15 12 3 0120 OakhillBC.......15 10 4 1111 RushtonStB.....15 7 6 2 93


Lower Darwen... 18 17 0 -1139 RibblesdaleB....19 15 0 4134 Rishton Con B...19 14 1 4128 Free Gardeners B1911 0 8103 Immanuel B.....18 9 T 8 95 MilnshawWands18 9 1 8 90 WaddingtonB... 18 9 1 8 87 Sabden Blue......19 6 0 13 73 WhalleyB........18 5 0 13 69 ClitheroeCCB...-18 4 0 14 57 Hurst Green B... 18 0 0 1835


------------ ------------------------ CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND


DOMINOES LEAGUE RESULTS Darts


Kings Arms 7, White Horse 2; Swan and Royal 8, Judge Walmesleyl.


Dominoes


Grange BC......... 15 11 3 1120 Immanuel B.....15 11 4:0110 Hurst Green.....;. 15 8 7 0 94 ClitheroeCC......15 .7 7 1 91 ■ MilnshawPkB..15 9 6 0 90, 0akhillVetsB....15 7 8 0 89 Peel Park B......15 7 8 0 89 MilnshawPkC..15 6,8 T84 - ReadBC...........15 5 9 T81 .GattyPkB....:....15 1 14 0 53


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GREAT HARWOOD AND DISTRICT BDWLING LEAGUE


First Division


Clitheroe CC A 2, Ribblesdale A 8; Globe A 2, Rushton St A ,. 8; Globe Heys 8, Ossy Con 2; , Gt Harwood A 7, Roe Lee Park 3; Ossy Con 4, Rishton Con A 6; Rishton Con A 4, Burnley ■


RdB 6. : Second Division .


RESULTS


KingsArms7,WhiteHorse , . 14; Swan and Royal 12, Judge . Walmesley9.- . High Scores


A.Kenyon;:


180, L.Wright, M.Guiver; 140, - R.Hargreaves, K.Duut, L.Wright, M.Guiver, B.Hart, J.Dewhurst, : M.


.128,M.Guiver;125,


R.Hargreaves, K.Duut; 121, J.Dewhurst (check), ■ N. Charnley, L.Wright, :: P.Farnsworth, A.Kenyon;- 120, K.Duut, D.Cardwell;


Horseshoe 12, Buck 9; Waggon and Horses 4, Brown Cow 17. Pendle League


Ribble League


Horseshoe 1, Buck 8; Waggon and Horses 0, Brown Cow 9. Pendle League


Ribble League


GtHarwood H... 16 14 0 2118 BurnleyRdA..... 17 10 1 6 97 Coppice............17 10 0 7 93 Grange.............16 10 0 6 90 - Salesbury B.......17 9 0 8 86 Immanuel A.......16 7 1 8 76 Sabden Red.......16 6 2 8 74 RushtonStB.....16 6 0 10 67 Mercer Park......16 5 0 11 60 Oakhill.:............17 3 0 14 59 Fourth Division . P W D L P


Witton BC........18 15 0 3132 SalesbutyA...19 9 0 10102 SabdenBlack....19 10 2 7 99 WhalleyA........18 10 0 8 95 Free Gardeners A18 9 1.8 95 Waddington A... 18 8 0 10 91 Hurst Green A..; 18 9 0 9 87 Gatty Park......... 18 8 2 8 79 Sydney St.... ....-18 6 0 12 76 Oakhilf Vets.:..... 18 7 1 10 75 GtHarwoodCC.18 6 0 1269 Third Division P WD L P


Clltheroe CCA... 19 8 0 11 76 ■ GlobeA....:.....;18 6 2 1075 Rishton Con A... 19 5 0 1466 Green Park........18 2 0 16 59 Second Division P W 0 L P


GlobeHeys........18 13 3 2125 . Third Division .


Gt Harwood CC 4, Whalley A 6; { Hurst Green A 3, Witton BC 7; I ■


, Brown C o w •


■: . 'i - .Ribble League P P


Darts


Black Horse... . 6 - 34 ■ Swan & Royal..;.. 6 , 33 Judge Walmsiey B 7 ■-32 - Kings Arms......... -.'7 30 WhiteHorse.... . 6 15 Dominoes


Buck.................... '8 49 RBL.;..-..-............-..: ■ 6 -' 33 Horseshoe......... - 8 —25 Waggon & Horses, 7 - 22 ,. Social Club..... ...-. 6 11 Pendle League- P . P


•„7; 49 Brown Cow.........- 7 93


RibbIc League P P


Horseshoe........... 8 - 85 Waggon & Horses 7 69 Buck.......... . 8 67 Social Club.......... 6 65


. RBL....... .......... , 6 . 62 . Pendle League P P


Kings Arms....... 7 76 White Horse.... . 6 73 JudgeWalmesley .7. 71,


Black Horse........ 6 65 - Swan & Royal..... 6 60


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


Swan A ........11 8 3 52 StMichael’s A 10 9 1 48 : Legion B .......11 9 2 44 LowMoor......10 6 4 44 - Billington.......10 2 8 30 Black Bull.....10 2 8 27 ' Horseshoe 10 0 1010 Blue Division P W L P


St Michael’s R011110 65 Pendle Inn.....11 8 3'56 Craven Heifer. 10 5 4 44 Brown Cow ....10 7 3 40 WhiteLion...... 10 3 7 28 LegionA.......10 1;9 13 Buck Inn 10 0 10 6


FOOTBALL


ROEFIELD LEISURE CENTRE FIVE-A-SIDE


Drunken Monkeys 0, Replace­ ments 6 (Man-of-the-Match Jonny Ollett); Inter Horseshoe 2, Morning Glory 9 (Man-of-the- Match Pete Fletcher). FIXTURES


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS - :


No fixtures this week. TABLE


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. Dynamo Mince...4 1 0 3 3 Drunken Monkeys4 1-0-3 3 FC United Lanqho3 0 0 3 0


Proctor, D.Gudgeon; 135, - - - : ■; ; ■ -; :


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112, L.Tomlinson; 106, - ■ . , XStewart; 105, L.Lloyd x2, - N.Wilkinson; 100, J.Wilson x6, M.Guiver x4, LWright x4, P.Farnsworth x4, B.Hart' x3, R.Greenwood x3,, R.Hargreaves x2, K.Duut , : x2, L.Lloyd x2,-T.Gudgeon i . x2, D.Moore x2,1.Yates x2, A.Kenyon x2, D.Cardwell x2, ; D.Gudgeon, A.SIater, C.Flynn,- : N.Aspin, M.Proctor, S.Wilson, ■ f: N.Charnley, S.Ashworth,


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D.Graham, R.Relding, R.Bolton, H.Coleran, D.Heap. : TABLES


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REBBLE VALLEY


GLASS CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT SUM-


Morning Gloiy.... 4 4 0 0 12 Replacements ....3 3 0 0 9 ' Inter Horseshoe.4 2 0 2 . 6 -


Horseshoe v Billington; Legion B V Black Bull; St Michael’s A v Low Moor; Swan A bye; Craven Heifer v St Michael’s RO; Pen­ dle Inn bye; Legion A v White Lion; Buck Inn v Brown Cow. • Knockout entries must be returned with fees by Monday. Red Division P W L P


DARTS LEAGUE RESULTS


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CLITHEROE MEN’S INVITATION SUMMER


MER PDOL LEAGUE RESULTS


■ Club 5; Low Moor Club 6, Con- . servative Club B 1; Royal British Legion 6, v Buck A 5; Buck B 1, Billington A 6. . . , . . .- FIXTURES


Kings Arms 6, Clilheroe Social


; V Low Moor Club; Buck A v White Horse A; Kings Arms v.- Conservative Club. First Division


.: Clitheroe Social Club v Bay . Horse; Read Constitutional , Club v Buck B; St Peters A v


. Kings Arms C; White Horse B v Wagon & Horses. Second Division


Buck Wrinkleys v Read Con Club B; De Lacy V Dog Music •' Bar; Whalley Arms V Craven Heifer B; Craven Heifer v Pendle Witch. :


LowMoor....... 10 9 1 0104 RBL A...........10 6 3 1 91 Billington B....11 7 2 2 91 Buck A........... 11 4 2 5 79 Con Club........ 11 4 3 4 75 Kings Arms.... 11 3 2 6 65 White Horse A 11 1 1 9 52 . Higher Buck A 11 1 2 8 45 First Division P WD L P


Craven Heifer. 11:7 2 2 95 BuckWrinkleysll 4 4 3 87 Read Con B... 11 5 2 4 87 Pendle Witch.. 11 5 2 4 75 Whalley Arms 11 5 1 5 72 Craven Heifer B113 2 6 66 Dog...............11 3 3 .5 65 . De Lacy..... 11 2 4 5 62


TEAMS


CRICKET Satu rd ay


, and Aslam for F.Butt, P.Gaskell and Asad. Scorer: A.Kilkenny: both days.


. Clitheroe 2nds (v Ribbles- : dale Wanderers, home, meet (12-45 p.m.) J.Green, C.Musson, (J.Banks, C.Bowness, M.Soott, fA.Hutchins, J.Kay, H.Wardle, :J.Scott, D.Fitzgerald, B.Ahmed. ■Same team Sunday, v Belve- idere 2nds, away, meet noon, Lexcept F.Hussain and I.Scott


tfor H.Wardle and C.Musson. IScorer: Saturday TBA, Sunday |O.Hussain.


I Mo nd ay


| . Clitheroe 3rds (v Salesbury, I away, meet 12-15 p.m.) F.Green,


I I.Scott. H.Wardle, R.Dent. V I R.Kennerley, J.Banks, J.Bristol,


Wanderers, away, meet 12- 30 p.m.) P.Dibb, N.Bolton, N.Ashraf, J.McDowell, T.Le Bre­ ton, A.Haider, F.Butt, P.Gaskell, J.Marquet, J.Houldsworth, Asad. Same team Sunday, v Barnolds­ wick, home, meet .12-30 p.m., except G.Kershaw, C.Musson


Clitheroe (v Ribblesdale .


White Harts... 9 5 3 1 73 Wagon B.;......9 5 1 3 72 Kings Arms B.. 9 5 3 1 71 Royal Oak B.:.. 9 4 2 3 67 Whalley Con... 9 3 2 4 62 Brown Cow.... 10 1 3 6 51 BuckD..........'.9.2 0 7 48 : Fourth Division -- P WD L P


White Lion...... 11 6 4 1 99 ; Billington A..:.. 11 7 2 2 97 ’ Royal Oak A... 11 6 4 1 92 - LowMoorB...11 4.2 5 73 Horseshoe....11 3 3 5 72 Stork...:....;....11 4 3 4 71 Kings Arms A. H 3 2 6 66 - Con Club B....-11 0 2 9 46 Third Division P WD L P , ,


WhiteHorseBlllOO 1110- BuckB...-.......11 9 0 2101- ReadConClubll 7 2 2 93 Kings Arms C. 11 3 1 7 69 Wagon A.......11 2 4 5 66 Bay Horse..:... 10 3 1 6 59 Social Club.... 11 2 2 7 55 - St Peters A.....lO ' l 2 7 47 ;' ■' Second Division P WD L P ■ ;


. Premier Division - P W D L P


TABLES


Brown Cow Clitheroe v Buck D; ■ Wagon B v Whalley Con Club; White Hart B v Royal Oak B. Fourth Division


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


Billington Brass Band Club B Premier Division ' Foundation Cup


Hunt and Fish catch top spot!


FISHING and hunting as competitive sports always go well together, so it was appropriate that in the weekend fourball at Clitheroe Golf Club, Fish and


Hunt teamed up to catch top spot with 42 points. • Andrew Fish and Kieron Hunt shared the work­ load but Fish’s birdie on the tricky par three 17th put the seal on a profitable day. After a mediocre start, Garry Speak and Malcolm


Brown found birdies at the 8th and 9th to set them up for a solid back nine and 41 points. Dave Chippendale and Simon Swindells settled for


third place after cards with the same 41 total. Alex Cave did most of the spadework in their part­


nership but Barry Thomas came good with birdies on the 16th and 18th to secure them fourth after cards. John Whowell steered Derek McIntyre into the final prize spot with the same 40 points According to the hymn sheet, the going was tough


for Sunday’s Single Stableford, but Julian Troup kept his composure on the run in to score 37 points and claim first prize. Mike Fearnhead was just one shot away with 36


points after a good back nine to finish second. Craig Allison was way off the pace until a back-to-


back birdie finish elevated him onto the ieaderboard in third place. - Miles Corish is having a fabulous run of late and


he again was the star turn in the Midweek Medal. 78-11-67 was the impressive return that won him the Division One Prize.. Peter Pedder reaped the reward for his dedication


to the game when his nett 69, including two birdies, put him in second place. , . Division Two found three members with nett 71s,


but Swarmi Narayana feil off the prize perch after cards. Philip Walker and Ken Mantle both came back in


44 gross but with handicap advantage. Walker took first prize. You win nothing in the Junior competitions with


average returns, and Chris Parkinson was all smiles when his 43 points put him top of the Juniors in their Single Stableford. Sophie Lamb and Tom Forrest both finished with


41 points. Lamb took second prize whiist Forrest set­ tled for the best gross.


; points;


James Ballanlyne got a mention in third with 38 . ’ ; '


The Division Two Ladies’ Midweek Medal was


won by Emma Clegg (76-2-74) by sb: shots: from Sheila Cornwell (94-14-80), with Kath Townley (103- 13-90) third. In Division Two, Janet Bailey took the honours


(99-23-76), ahead of Barbara Crowther (107-29-78) and Kath Bithell (113-24-89). Still at Clitheroe, the President’s Prize was won by


Carole Brown with 38 points from Emma Clegg (37 points, after card play-off). Chris Stokes’ 78 was the best gross. • ON Thursday, the ladies at Whalley competed


for the Celia Porter Memorial Trophy. Winning with 35 points was Shirley Palich, with


Carol Blackadder in second place with 33 points. Taking third spot after a card play-off was Ann


Pollard with 33 points. The Junior competition, played over 36 holes,


was won by Scott Byroni with scores of 76-5-71 and 74-5-69. Runner-up was Tom Tuley with scores of 76-2-74


and 71-2-69. • MEMBERS of Stonyhurst Park Golf Club turned


out in force at the weekend to honour the memory of Les Hoole, who sadly passed away last year. His family have donated a beautiful shield, which


wiil be presented annually, and ensured a keenly fought contest. The format for the competition was full handicap


strokeplay. Tlie result was very close with the runner up, Steve Bufton, narrowly missing out after a card play off with 87-17-70. The winner on 88-18-70, but with a better back nine, was Richard Moody. ’ :


Clltheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, August 26,2010


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