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Dolphins Impress at Harregate open


CLITHEROE Dolphins took 13 swimmers to the Harrogate Junior Open at the weekend. • The standard of competi­


tion was very high, with swim­ mers from some of the North’s biggest clubs - City of Leeds, Middlesbrough,


Preston,


Bolton Metro, Wigan Best, Harrogate, Wirral Best, and Blackpool Aquatics.: But the squad certainly put


Clitheroe on the map by the end of the gala. The top two Dolphins were


nine-year-olds Elliot Norman and Hannah Procter. Elliot came fourth overall


and won seven medals - two silvers (200m Breaststroke, 50m Breaststroke),^ four bronze (50m Fly, 200m IM, 50m Freestyle, 200m Freestyle) and a runners-up medal (50m Backstroke). Hannah was sixth overall


and won live medals - a bronze (50m Fly) and four runners-


■ up medals (200m IM, 50m Freestyle, 200m Freestyle, 50m Breaststroke). Runners- up medals were awarded for 4th-8th places in the 9 and 10- year age groups. Other medallists were


Jarvis Stanton - bronze Boys’ 13yr 50m Breaststroke, Jack Stanley - runner-up Boys’ 9yr 50m Fly, Ellie Taylor - runner- up Girls’lOyr 50m Backstroke, Will Murray - bronze Boy’s 13yr 50m Breaststroke and


'Harvey . Haworth - runner-up Boys’ lOyr 50m Freestyle. The club’s other swimmers all achieved personal best


SWIMMING


. times - Charlie Coy, Cameron Deacon,.. Joseph Kenny, Abigail Procter, Oliver Murray and Saffron Fenton. - As the event was ASA


registered, times gained can be., used as qualifying times for the Lancashire County Championships next March, and the North West Regionals Champs after that. : With live months to go,


the Dolphins have already amassed 17 County qualifying times and one Regional time as follows: Elliot Norman - 50m Fiy County; Saffron Fenton - 200m Breast County; Elliot Norman - 200m Breast County and Regional; Will Murray - 50ra Fly County; Saffron Fenton -' 200m IM County; Elliot Norman - 200m IM County; Abigail Procter - 50m Free County; Cameron Deacon - 50m Free County; Saffron Fenton - 50m Free County; Elliot Norman - 50m Free County; Harvey Howarth - 50m Free County; Joseph Kenny - 50m Free County; Abigail Procter - 200m IM County; Cameron Deacon - 200m IM County; ■ Saffron Fenton - 50m Breast County; . Elliot Norman - 50m Breast County; Saffron Fenton - 50m ■ Back County. Tlie next ASA qualifying


event will be the North Lancs Charhpionships at Blackpool, in January and February. /


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'EVO-STIK FOOTBALL


I LEAGUE I ■ First Division North . .


.. -PW.D - L P


I Chorley.::;...;...! 1.9.2* 0 29 : Chester.... r;..-.12 8,3'1 27 WittonAlbion.14'8 3 3 27 . CLITHER0E-....14 6 6 2 24 AFCFylde.......14 6 5 3 23 SkerdaleUtd;..9;:7 1 1 22 , - CurzonAshton9 7 0 2 21 WarringtonTnlFS 5 1 17. Salford City....13 5-2'617- Trafford...;r..r.;12 4.'4 4 16 Lancaster City 10 5 L 4 16 BamberBridge9 .4.2 3,14: WoodleySports' 11 4 0 7.12 R’cliffeBorough 12 3 3 6'12 PrescotCables12 2 5 5 11 . Ossett Albion..11 2 4 5 10- Wakefield.....11.3 1 7 10 CammellLaird10;2 3 5 9 GarforthTn..;.13 2 3 8 9 ' Mossley..........7, 2 2 3 8 Durham City.;.12 2.3-7-8 LeighGenesis11-2 1- 8 7; . HarrogateRA.12 1 3.8;6 :


DONALD RACE &


NEWTDN EAST LAN­ CASHIRE FDDTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS - -


FIXTURES ■ ' -S; . First Division - pr'


Enfield 0, BGSOB 6; ® . Langho 3, Worsthorne 4; Read United 2, Pendle • «’■ Forest 4; Stacksteads SJ 1, RimingtonP.


■ Second Division 0


Bacup CC 7, Peel Park 0; Burnley Belvedere 1, Rock ' Rovers 5; Daneshouse 0, Borrowdale United 7; Padi- ham 6, Calder Vale 0. - ; Reserve Division


Barrowford Celtic 0, Langho 3; Rock Rovers 1, Riming- ton 3; Worsthorne 2, Mill Him.' Lancs Amateur Cup Third • Round


Hurst Green 1, Burscough Richmond 1 (match aban-,_ doned); Edenfield 6, AFC M- Scholes 4; Feniscowles 1, ; Preston GSA 4; - ; - , FIXTURES'. ■ „ • First Division ' , t


CLITHEROE came away from third place Vale of Lune with an impressive win on Saturday. Vale crossed the whitewash


first, within five minutes of the start, although the conversion was missed.'


• The team. responded well and progressed back up the pitch, with Ed Tliornber .and Ralph Rigby pounding' the ball up the middle with able assistance from Graves and Andrew Thornbcr. Eventually the ^ pressure


told and Vale transgressed at the breakdown - Cowgill showing his usual quick think­ ing to take the quick tap and invite a tackle before the Vale pack had retreated'the full 10 metres, : meaning the ref- ■ eree marched the Vale team back a further 10 metres and . brought the kick well within range of Lafranceschina, who slotted the kick to bring the • score back to 5-3.


' It was not long before, the ;'


BGSOB V Enfield; Can- * berra V Read United; Colne United v Lahghb; Mill Hill v Stacksteads SJ; Oswaldtwistle SM v Hurst Green; Worsthorne v Rim- ington.: ' Second Division


Maroon 5 and. Gold pressure meant Vale , could not deal with the .;attack, and again


: theytransgressed, and up strutted Lafranceschina to put


■ Clitheroe in the lead 6-5. With half-time beckoning, again the Vale forwards com-=


:To slot the kick.


‘.mitfed the penalty and again Lafranceschina swaggered up


■


.. Vale had some good pres­ sure from the restart, ■ but after mauling the ball 15 yards


■ up the pilch, Clitheroe gained : possession after good work in 'the dark art of mauling from • Chamberlain and Rigby, and promptly were caught off­ side. Quick thinking Ben Rigby took a quick tap and


-spun the ball to Watson, who : delivered the ball to Curphey,: who smashed his way up the pitch to gain good ground. ‘ : The ball was recycled by the


hard-working back row duo of: Cowgill and Rigby, with : the added: power of second : rows'.: Chamberlain ‘ and - Ed ,


. f P a i ; g 3 n f p ‘M t i r ^ : l S a l S W ^ ^ • RUGBY


Vale of Lune 3 rd s .... 11 Clitheroe.................. 20


.Thornber..;;; Lafranceschina. chipped the ball over the Vale backline, and Hough charged up the pitch and touched down. - The conversion was missed in the cros.swind but Clitheroe went into the break 14-5.


, After the break Vale came back hard at Clitheroe and the match was starting to turn a little feisty at times. : Vale got a penalty and they


took the points to drag them-: selves back into' striking range, but they undid all ■


their, good


. work by giving another three- points to the. metronomic boot of Lafranceschina.' Another penalty went the


way of Vale, and the score- board ■ moved to 17-11, with Vale within.a converted tiyof.


. taking the lead: . With 20 minutes to go the"


match began to bubble over again, with. Chamberlain and one of the Vale forwards sent for an early bath.


, - With the clock ticking down, ••


pressure from. th e ' Clitheroe forwards.and backline meant


. it was only a matter of time before Vale transgressed again, and Lafranceschina slotted his hardest kick of the; day to give the Maroon and ’


.1 Gold an unassailable lead. : Ed Thornber just edged the man-of-the-match. award for his aggressive driving play up


.front. .' - ■


: On,: Saturday Clitheroe entertain Wigan at Littlemoor, kick-off 3 p.m.


. Clitheroe seconds thought ,


they. ; had ■. beaten - Bolton fourths 19-18, ■ only to ■ find the referee had. the score a t '


■ 20-20! ; - , Bolton accepted the score-; '.line -was incorrect -while ‘ Glitheroe ceded that' Bolton


were told during the game


• an incorrect score and played according to that score. ■:


-: . But what mattered was that everyone present was given an excellent game to watch. ;;,


: • It didn’t start too well for the home side, and in the first quarter they found themselves a try and a couple of penalties in arrears.


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They were tackling well but Clitheroe just couldn’t quite . string enough passes together


to trouble a strong Bolton side. . .Clitheroe . eventually got


their name on the scoresheet thanks to the first of a fine hat-trick of tries , from the rampaging prop Atkinson. Scrum half Wood kicked


deep into opposition tcrritoiy and enough pressure was put onto the scrambling defence to cause them to lose posses­ sion. Atkinson pounced on the loose ball and sprinted 10 yards and over the try line. ’ Young ;, centre.; Robinson


converted well from the side. After half-time, Clitheroe


were showing as the better side and a scrum on the Bolton 10 metre line gave an excellent attacking platform. Atkinson showed immense


power and dexterity as he crashed over with a number of defenders hanging onto him. Again Robinson slotted the extras. Only 10 minutes elapsed


before the crowd were treated to the best try of the game. Some good setup play


from Hayton, Wells, Caunce and Stott gave Atkinson the room to explode into'action. He received the ball 30 yards out and swatted a number of defenders aside to score a fine team try. A final converted try from Bolton made the score- liiie close, and the final five minutes or so were tense to say the least. A visit to Colne and Nelson ' is next up on Saturday.


i l e l i « P i i : 2 8 2 l « 2 4 ' i o a » + 1


Barrowford Celtic v Burnley Belvedere;' Bofrowdale United v Bacup CC; Calder . Vale V Daneshouse; Church Town V Clitheroe RBL; Feniscowles & Pleasington V Padiham; Rock Rovers v Edenfield.


• ■ Reserve Division


Hurst Green v Colne United; ■ Langho V Mill Hill; Pendle Forest v Peel Park; Read United v.BarroWford Celtic;. Rimington V Worsthorhe; Stacksteads SJ v Rock Rovers. . ■


■ . . . : TABLES


First Division' : ■ .P WD L P


Canberra:;.‘......9',5.3.1 18'■


Rimingto^'.:;..'.7 5 2;0 17 - Hurst Green...;.8:5'2::-1 17' BGSOB..i.:.v;...104 3' 3 15 -/ 0ssySM.;.'.;.;v.9:4'2::3 14V. Pendle Forest .9,4 2 3 14 Worsthorne ......9 3 4 2 13 Langho........10 4 1 5 13 Mill Hill..-..::.:....7- 4 0 3 12 • : Colne Utd.....10 2 5 3 11 Stacksteads SJ 9 1 4 4 7 Readutd.;.r.;..11-1 2 8 5 . Enfield ... -...10 1 2 7 5 Second Division "P WD L P


/ Clitheroe RBL..9 :5 1 3 16 Rock Rovers ...7 5 0 2 15 Padiham........9 4 3 2 15 • . Feniscowles ;...6 4 11 13


Bly Belvedere .11 7 2 2 23 ' Edenfield .........8' 6 2 0 20 ChurchTown..:8 5 3 0 18 B’fordCeltic....8 :5 1- 2 16


: Bacup CC-.;......9 4 0 5 12 Borrowdale Utd102 1 7 7 Calder Vale... 10 1 0 9 3- Peel Park.......8 0 0 8 0 ' Daneshouse ....7 0 0 7 0 Reserve Division P WD L P


■ Worsthorne... 9 6 2 1 20 . Langho...... .......8 4 3 1 15 B’ford Celtic ....8 4 2 2 14


: Mill Hill..........:.7 4 1 213 Pendle Forest ..7 4 1 -213 Stacksteads SJ8 4 0 4 12 HurstGreen.....6 3 2 1 11 Rimington......6 3 1 2 10 Rock Rovers ...8 3 1 4 10


< Read United ....9 3 0 6 9 ColneUtd;.......7- 1 1 5 4 ■ ■ BGS0B............6 ‘ 1 0 5 3 Peel Park.......7 1 0 6 3


HARRY DEWHUBST MEMDRIALFDOT-


BALLLEAGUE RESULTS


Black Bull 5, Tavern 5; Church Town 2, Helmshore Harriers 1;Ossy Refugees


' 1, Stanley Ultras 8; Station 2, Great Harwood Rovers 8. FIXTURES Sunday


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Church Town v King's Arms (Foxhill); Dog Inn v Great Harwood Rovers (Wilson’s); Ossy Refugees v Black Bull


. (Bullough); Rose and Crown ' V Station (Haslingden); Tav­ ern V Helmshore Harriers (Wilson’s).


TABLE P WD L P


Rose&Crown.5 5 0 0 15 Church Town...6 4 1 1 13 Stanley Ultras..7 3 1 3 10 Black Bull......6 2 2 2 8 Helmshore H...6 2 2 2 8 Tavern.......... 6 2 1 3 7 Gt Hanwood Rvrs 5 2 0 3 6 •Station... .....6 3 1 2 4 Dog Inn........ 3 1 0 2 3 Ossy Refugees 6 0 0 6 0- *King’s Arms..4 1 2 1-1 'King's Arms and Station both, deducted six points for eligibil­ ity offences


WARBURTON YOUTH


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS Under 15 ■


Burnley Phoenix 1, Pendle Forest 3; Colne 6, Cowl­ ing Youth 2; Haslingden Juniors 1, Brierfield Celtic 7; Trawden Celtic 2, Briercliffe Rovers 2. FIXTURES rSunday UnderlS


Brierfield Celtic v Pendle Forest (Prairie, 10-30 a.m.,. S. Nicolson); Burnley Phoe­ nix vBarnoldswick Barons ■ (Prairie, 10-30 a.m., J. Stan- worth); Clitheroe Wolves v Haslingden Juniors (West Bradford, 10-30 a.m., J. . Swayne); Colne v Trawden ,,; Celtic (Earby Rec., 10-30,’ a.m., D. Wolfe); Cowling Youth V Briercliffe Rovers (Cowling, 10-30 a.m., C. Stubbs).


TABLES


' ■ Under 15 ■


■ ;-/P WD'L P - , ■ Brierfield Celtics 6 0 0 18 ;


■Trawden Celtic 8 ,4 2 2 14 Colne............5 ,4 0 1 12 Cowling Youth 7 4 0 , 3 13 . Clitheroe Wolves 4 3 0 1 9 B’swick Barons5 2 0 3 6 - Burnley Phoenix 6 2 0 4 - 6 - Briercliffe Rovers 6 T.1 4 4 Pendle Forest..8 11 . 6 -4 Has'den Juniors 1 5 10- 4 3


ROEFIELD LEISURE CENTRE FIVE-A'SIDE


FOOTBALL LEAGUE : RESULTS


Drunken Monkeys 7, FC United of Langho 0; Replacements 5, Mornjng • Glory 5 (Man-of-the-matoh' Gary Dugdale); Dynamo Mince 4, Inter Horseshoe


1 (Man-of-the-match Oliver Cross). . FIXTURES


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


Replacements .9 8 0 1 24 • Morning Glory.9 7 0 2 21 Dynamo Mince9 5 0 4 15 Drunken MonkeysO 3 0 6 9 Inter Horseshoe 9 3 0 6 9 FC United Langho 9 1 0 '8 3 ' To enter a team for the new season, contact the centre on 01200 442188, visit WWW. roefield.co.uk, or email ben® roefield.co.uk. ; ■


POOL RIBBLE VALLEY


GLASS CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT WIN­


TER POOL LEAGUE RESULTS


Premier Division


Billington Brass Band Club B 6,- Royal British Legion A 6; Buck B 6, Buck A 6; Low Moor Club 10, Conservative Club A 2; Wagon & Horses 8, Read Constitutional Club 4; White Horse A 6, Kings Arms 6. . First Division


Bay Horse 8, Billington A 4; Conservative Club B 5, Clitheroe Social Club 7; • Higher Buck A 5, Royal Oak A 7; Kings Arms C 8, White Horse B 4; St Peters B 7, . White Hart B 5. Second Division


Horseshoe 7, Low Moor B 5; Kings Arms B 8, Stork 4; Royal British Legion 5, . Kings Arms A 7. Third Division


De Lacy 9, Craven Heifer 3; Read Con Club B 7, Wagon B 5; Royal Oak B 6, Brown Cow Clitheroe 6; Whalley Arms 4, Buck Wrinkleys 8. FIXTURES Cup


Billington A v Conservative Club A; Clitherbe Social Club V Royal British Legion A; Kings Arms A v White Horse A; Royal Oak B v White Hart B; White Horse B V Bay Horse; Kings Arms A V White Horse A; Low Moor B V St Peters A. TABLES


Premier Division P WD L P


Low Moor....3 2 0 1 29 RB L A ........3 2 1 029 Buck A .... ...3 2 1 026 Billington B...3 1 1 1 23 Con Club...... 3 2 0 121 BuckB..... ..3 1 1 1 20 Read Con Club 3 1 0 2 17 Wagon A.....3 1 0 217- Kings Arms..3 0 1,2 14 - . White Horse A 3 0 1 2 14 First Division PW DLP:,'


Royal Oak A 3 3 0 028 : Kings Arms C3 2 1 0 27 BayHorse....3 2 0 1 24 WhiteHartB3 1 1; 1 23 ; , . Social Club..3 1 2 023 White Horse B ,3 1 1 1 22 Billington A...3 1 0 219 St Peters B... 3 1 0 217 Higher Buck A 3 0 1 2 16 ConClubB..3 0 0 311


Second Division . . P W D L P


Horseshoe..;3 2 1 0 26 Kings Arms B3 2 0 1 24 White Lion..-.. 2 2 O ' 0 21 Kings Arms A3 1 0 218 Stork.......... 3 0 2 1 18 StPetersA:;.2 1 0 1 14 LowMoorB.2 0 1-1 12 Whalley Con 2 1 0 1 11 Legion........ 2 0 0 2 10 Third Division P W D L P


Wagon B.....3 2 0 1 28 Buck Wrinkleys 3 2 0 1 27 Royal Oak B 3 2 1 0 27 Brown Cow..3 11 1 20 Read Con B.3 1 1 1 20 Craven Heifer3 1 0 2 18 De Lacy....... 2 1 0 1 12 Whalley Arms2 0 0 2 8 Craven HeiferB20 1 1 8


DARTS


CLITHEROE AND DIS­ TRICT SUPERLEAGUE DARTS


RESULTS


' Ribble Valley Men’s Ribble Valley 4 (Phil Greato- rex, Mick Lyne, Lee Wright, / Carl Barlow), Ormskirk 6. Player of the match: Lee ■


■ Wright (average 70.45)'., Clitheroe Men’s


Clitheroe 3 (Andy Gudgeon, Harry Pilkington, Malcolm Taylor), Stockport Borough 6. Player of the match: Andy Gudgeon (average 84.48). Clitheroe Ladies'


Clitheroe 3 (Linda Waring, Lilian Tomlinson, Sally Slat­ er), Todmorden 5. Player of the match: Lilian Tomlinson (average 41.17).


CLITHEROE AND DIS­ TRICT MEN’S WIN­


TER DARTS LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division


Pendle Inn 6, Legion B 3; Craven Heifer 2, Swan A 7; St Michael’s RO 4, St Michael's A 5; Buck Inn 5, Low Moor 4. ’ ■' Second Division


Legion A 2, Brown Cow B 7; Brown Cow A 4, Black Bull 5; White Lion 7, Horseshoe 2.


FIXTURES First Division


Swan V Pendle Inn; Low ' Moor V Legion B; St Michael’s A v Buck Inn; Cra­ ven V St Michael's RO.. Second Division


Legion A v Black Bull; Brown Cow B v White Lion; Horseshoe v Brown Cow A.


RIBRLE VALLEY LADIES’ DARTS AS­


SOCIATION RESULTS


’ Mixed Doubles


Semi-Finalists: M. Har- . greaves and M. Musgrove, ; K. Evahson and L. Cook; Runners-up: A. Orrell and S. West; Winners: B. Parker and C. Devine. Winners received £250,. which they donated to Can­ cer Research.


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180, J. Dewhurst, M. Musgrove, C. Devine; 177, , B. Parker; 140, A. Orrell; . 133, T. Peel ;120, D. Baker; 100x2, T. Peel, C. Devine; 100, S.West, B. Parker, A. Orrell. Points and Positions


1, De Lacy 32; 2, Petre Arms 25; 3, Petre Arms 23; 4, Bay Horse 21; 5, Low Moor 20; 6, Billington BC, Black Bull 19; 8, Catholic SC, Legion 16; 10, Craven 13; 11, Rose and Crown B12.


SNOOKER CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT SNOOKER


LEAGUE R E S U L T S


F irs t D iv is io n


Whalley 6, Clitheroe Con. 6: J. C ro s s 85, P. Blackburn 62; J. Timperley 76, S .W e s t 100; J. Waggett 78, P. Clegg 32; P. Con- chle 56, S. S haw 87; J. Sumner 52, M. Whittaker 66; A. Riley 52, B. Waddington 40. Chatburn A 6, Rimington B 6: G. C la rk 36, J . Lund 88; P. Clark 37, S. Petty 71: G. Simkin 66, K. Platt 60; Z. Holgate 56, P. Hob­ son 85; M. Avery 81, J . Bolland 5 8 ;D .L a k in 1 0 5 , M. Yates 81. Low M o o r A 10, Slaidburn 2: P. M e rce r 74, D. Cowking 44; C. Lawson 100, G. Parker 26; B. S im s 37, W. Robinson 52; M. H olmes 86, J . Aiken 76; S .


Traynor 93, D. Harrison 82; S. T an d y1 0 7 , N. H e y8 4 . Cath olic C lub 4, Social Club 8: S . Punchard 61, E. B arnes 79; S. Duckworth 44, D. Moore 86; . M. Byrne 60, D. Walmsjey 46; J. Byrne 80, T. Horsefield’ 103; I. Middleton 82, M. Horsefield 98; T. Byrne 86, R . Simpson 65. ■


S e c o n d D iv is io n


Waddington B 8, Billington B 4: B Phillip 99, J. Ainsworth 55; S. Dean 110, M. Unwin 57; A. Dean 73, P. Kiddie 109; S. Bain e s 94, D. Hothersall 86; S. Holden 95, D. Hargreaves 98; G. Laxton 60, no player 0. Rimington A 6, Chatburn B 6: S . Booth 102, R . Parker 99; M. Paul 88, A. Lambert 63; B.Tay- lor 65, A. Booth 82; P. Winckley 79, S. Simkin 95; D. S eed 8 3 ,1. Holgate 96; S. Winckley 83, T. C o rd e a ii6 9 .


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S o c ia l C lu b B 8, Clitheroe 4: M. Watson 8 8 ,1. Nash 47; D. Flynn 82, T. Brown 54; S. G eld ard 67, B. Farnsworth 104; T. Bridgeman 102, D. Bowler 98; D. As tley 92, D. Bowness 66; J. Walmes ley 72, D. Allen 87. R B Legion 8, Low Moor B 4: No card received. T o n ig h t ’s F ix tu re s F irs t D iv is io n


Slaidburn v Whalley; Con. C lu b V S oc ial A; Chatburn A v Catholic Club; R'lmington B v - ’ Low Moo r A. S e c o n d D iv is io n


Billington B v R B Legion; S ocial B V Waddington B; Clitheroe vC h a tb u rn B; Low M oor B v , , , ■ Rimington A.


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; T A B L E S : F irs t D iv is io n ■P W D L P . .


>C’roeCon.Club:.2 1 1 0 14 LowMoorA...-....2


.Whalley..... ........2 1 1 0 14 Chatburn A........2 '0 1 1 10 Rimington B.... . . 2 . 0 1 1 10


.Slaidburn ...'...-.....2 1 0 1 10 • Catholic Club..;...2 0 0 2 8 . . S e c o n d D iv is io n P W D L P


Rimington A .... ..2 1 V 0 18 ■


;RB Legion ..........2:1 1 0 14 SocialClubB..;...2 1 1 0 14 Chatburn B......;..2 0 2 0 12 BillingtonB.....:.-.2 - 0 -T: 1 10 . Clitheroe...v.*....;...2 0 .1 1 10 : Low Moor B....;.. 2 0 1 1 10: .. Waddington B... .2 1 0 1 8 '


Social Club A.::..'. 2 2 0 0 16 1 0 1 i14


Wood proves a point in Sunday Stabieford


PAUL Wood proved the point in Sunday’s Sta­ bieford at Clitheroe Golf Cub that it’s all about holding it together and providing a strong fin­ ish." ■


'■ ■ .... No score on two consecutive' holes but Paul


finished with four pars and a birdie to take the Division Two Prize with 38 points. In contrast Giles Shaw, who looked like


making the headlines again, ran out of steam with just two points on the last three holes to finish one shot of the top with 37 points. John Ashurst pipped Shaw for second place


with the same total but a better back nine. A birdie on ..the par fivelSth gave Miles


Corish the crucial one-point margin over Dave- Parkinson in Division One. Parkinson finished strongly after a blob on the short 14th but had to settle for second place with 38 points. Alan Gillespie took third after a card play-off


with the unlucky Paul Hamer. Tlie Boddie, in the shape of Peter, took home


.


the bird in Saturdays Turkey Shoot when he and partner Graeme Edmundson gobbled up the course with 45 points. Butcher Alan Hacking also provided the Turkeys for the runners-up, Craig Allison and Carl Drinkwater who finished two shots behind. Damian Durant and Peter Woods confirmed


that you need to play the par 3s well to have a good return. Tliey found two birdies and two pars on the


short holes in their 43 points for third prize. Malcolm Browns four pointer on the 15th just


gave him and partner Nigel Fitton the edge over Scott Greaves and Paul Nightingale for fourth place after cards and the same 42 points. Clitheroe members took the majority of the


spoils in the final Gents’ open Stabieford but visitors P Kilgour and P Shipton won the main prize with 42 points. Tony Bridge brought along top golfer Andrew


Samuels from Burnley to assist, and he sure did with three birdies in their 41-point total for a lucrative second prize. Wayne Townley and Gariy Byrne gelled well


for 40 points, ahead of M. Walsh and L. Owens with the same score for third! Paul Wood chipped in when required as


Andrew Walmsley laid the foundation for their 38 points and enough for the final prize. Granville Pilling showed plus one man Mark


Ashworth a trick or treat or two as they pro­ duced the Best Gross. Tlie Junior Medal last week found a new


name on the board when Haiden Moorscroft came home with a nett 66.


. James Banks, and Sam Geddes are no stran­


gers to the ivinhers’ enclosure and they main­ tained their good form with 68 and 71 to fill the minor places ahead of the two Spouses, David and Robert. Clitheroe’s ladies played in a'Division Two,


Stabieford recently, won by Katli Lobell with 35 points .from second and third Helen Cook and Chris Stokes, who both had 33. - ; ■. ^ ' In-Division Two, Pam Lavery’s, 34 points


took the win from Marie Finney and Michelle Fielding, who both had 32. •__________ ^


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