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www.clithoroeadvertiser.co.uk Clitheroe Advertiser &Times,Thursday, November 10,2011 SPORT: For latest local sport go to www.clitheroeailvertiser.co.u8c


Dolphins on form for third place swim


CLITHEROE Dolphins travelled to Cheshire on Saturday evening to take on five teams from across the North-West. The standard of swim­


ming was high but all the competitors rose . to the occasion winning many fingertip finishes to get the additional point for the team. The final result wa;s


Bebington 255 pts, Halton 242 pts, Clitheroe Dolphins 174 pts, Bury & Elton 135 pts, Ormskirk 114 pts and City of Bangor 114 pts. Bebington and Halton


were both . class teams with no weak events but Dolphins did break their domination with first and second places in the follow­ ing events; 1st, Ellie Taylor 10/11


50m Backstroke; 1st, Isabella Watt: 13/14 50m Backstroke; 1st Will Murray 14/15 100m Freestyle; 2nd, Charlie Coy 12/13 50m B re a s ts tro k e ;2nd, Ellie Taylor 10/1150m Butterfly; 2nd, " Cameron Deacon


SWIMMING


12/13 50m Backstroke; 2nd, Will Murray 14/15 100m Butterfly; 2nd, Abbi Procter 12/13 50m Butterfly; 2nd, Harvey . Haworth 12/13 50m Freestyle; 2nd, 9-llyrs 4 x 50m Freestyle team (Emma Jackson, Hannah Procter, Megan Hunter, Ellie Taylor); 2nd; 1 3 'and Under 4 x 50m Medley team (Cameron Deacon, Ben' Stanley,- ; Oliver Murray, Harvey,Haworth); 2nd, 15 and Under 4' x’ 50m Freestyle team. (Will Murray, John ■ Gornall, Jarvis • Stanton,. ’ .vHany/ Paige); 2nd, 13 arid Under-• 4 x 50m Freestyle" team (Cameron Deacon, Ben Stanley,. Oliver Murray, Harvey Haworth). / ■ l Clitheroe Dolphins now


anxiously await the draw for the third round of the competition ..where. ■ the . teams are split into three:, galas dependent on league - table position after the first two galas.


Promising second half gives Clitheroe positives


CLITHEROE entertained old friends.Carnforth at Littlemoor. on - Saturday looking to get back on the winning trail. Carnforth


started


directly and demonstrated exactly why they are the form team in the league at present with hard run-, ning and straight lines which whilepredicable the Littlemooor men found


1 hard to defend against and after 15 minutes the home team found themselves three tries down and with a further 10 minutes gone a further try was leaked in


■ to make'it 26-0. v: However, .finally the


Maroon and. Gold ral­ lied, to the cause arid the tries began to come with a clean catch at the line- out from Rigby setting the


’ ruck, the second phase ball was taken on by Sam Thornber who broke the gain line and the ball was spun out from the ruck to give the backline the chance.to execute.a well worked, move with' .full back Chris Waddington marking his return to the first team rugby by squeez-


ing between the posts for a score. Fitzhenry took the conversion and sud­ denly it was Camforth who were on the back foot as Clitheroe tried; to wrestle the advantage of the game from them. . It was Camforth -who


struck next with a ball taken against the head near the Clitheroe line and dotted down to score and


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make the half-time score 7-31. From the re-start, prop


RUGBY


Clitheroe l s t s ....... 26 Carnforth l s t s .........41


- game had stretched beyond Clitheroe. However, it was the home team who finished the match best and suitably it was Aaron Dixon who was rewarded for all his hard work, scor­ ing to make the final score 26-41. Next week’s game is . away at Crosby St Mary’s. After last yveek’s . disap-,


Carnforth - scored again to make it 19-41 and the


pointing result away at Bolton, Clitheroe’s second string were, resolute, in/


■ their attempts to record a.- second consecutive home, win, this time against Fleetwood, coming out 18- 0 winners.. : It was Clitheroe who


Atkinson cut a dash from the mck to score an excel- 1 lent. individual ' try; which .: was also converted, while Camforth added -another out wide after winning good turnover ball from the home team and' the score ticked over to 14-36. Clitheroe . renewed


their /pressure an d , after a misunderstanding • in the Camforth defence Thornber dived on the ball over the'line to score.


" steamed out of the blocks - once the • whistle ' blew. Superb interplay between backs and forwards pro- -. pelled Clitheroei upheld with ease with Brown, Williams and Thatcher prominent in the opening exchanges. Also, fly half Fielding was linking well with his backs outside,' namely - Fisher, > Gretton,. Caunce, Keough and Denipseyi Indeed it was Fielding to whom the goal


kicking was entrusted and ■ he stepped up after only thee minutes to kick the first points of the game, a


. penalty from 30 yards out. It didn’t take him long


to score again, this time a five-pointer, which he fol; lowed up with a great con­ version from the - touch- line. Apart from a couple


. of wayward drop goal attempts, Fielding , was


' a class apart. during' the’ half. Another penalty and a try in the comer from the excellent scmm half Brown took Clitheroe to a 18-0 lead at half-time. After the turn round,


Fleetwood came to life and provided a significantly sterner-test for Clitheroe.,


. That said, Clitheroe stuck to their task with no short amount of grit and deter­ mination and managed to keep , the opposition to nil despite being under pres­ sure for long periods. Next week sees the 2nds


, travel over the hill to play Burnley 3rds who haven’t yet found much success this season. Kick-off will be 2-15 p.m. with a 12-25 p.m. : meet for those selected.


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-K www-cmheroeadvertlsor.co.uk Sports info desk FOOTBALL


EVO-STIK FOOTBALL LEAGUE


First Division North F W D L P


Curzbn Ashton ..15 13-2 0 41 '• • Skelmersdale.;..18 '12 4 2 - 401 • Lancaster City :.-. 15 10 2 3 32: ' Witto n Al bio n.... 14 10 1 3 28 AFC F y l d e 14 8 3 3 27 .WoodleySports 1 5 '8 ,3 4 27 DuitiamCiiy..-.:..15 9 0 6 25 GarforthTowri...17 7 5 5 25 Tralford........:....18 7 4 7 24"; Parsley FC......... 16 7-. 6 21; Bamber Bridge.. 15 7 2 6 21 Warrington Tn...16 .6 4 6 20 Sallord City:.;....16 5 5 6 17 W a k e f ie ld 17 4 6 7 17 ■-... Mossley............1 8 .4 .6 8 17 -.- . Prescot Cables ..17 4 5 8 17 Harrogate R'way 15 5 2 8 17- OssettTown.... .14 5 2 7 16 CLITHEROE...... 15 3 3 9 11 Radcliffe B’ough 12 1 5 6 7 . CammellLaird...17-:1 ; 2 -14 5 Ossett Albion.:... 15 1 1 ,13 4


DONALD RACE & NEW­ TON EAST LANCASHIRE


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division


BGSOB 3, Read United 1; Colne United O.Edenfield 1; Enfield 3, Stacksteads SJ 2; Hurst Green 1, Worsthorne 2; Pendle Forest 2, Mill Hill 2; Rimington 6, Feniscowles & Pleasington 5.


, • Second Division r jy ..


Bacup C C 1, Waddington 6; Bar; rowford Celtic 5, Borrowdate United 3; Burnley Belvedere 1, Church-Town 2; Daneshouse 3, Padiham 7; Peel Park 0, Sacred Heart Celtic 2; Rock Rovers 1, Calder Vale 0. - Reserve Division


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Langho 0, Oswaldtwistle SM 3; Read United 5, Colne United 0; Wad­ dington 1, Enfield 2; Worsthorne 2, Pendle Forest 3. : >


FIXTURES Saturday


Lancs Amateur Cup Fifth Round CMB Sports Club v Langho. - First Division .


Edenfield v Hurst Green; Entield v Rimington; Feniscowles & Pleasing- ton v Oswaldtwistle: Pendle Forest ; v BGSOB: Read United v Mill Hill; - Stacksteads SJ v Worsthorne. ■•=.


Second Division . BOWLS


A NIGHT of celebration marked Great Harwood and District Bowling League’s


presentation night. .The Division 1 trophy was presented to Globe 1 Free Gardeners A


their Division 2 title, Sydney up


re A pickiner Heys with


Street being given their Division 3 title! and Division 4 champions Oakhill being awardedtheir trophy. Globe Heys were also cel­


urns . collected the Harold Blackburn Trophy and Mick Yerkess was handed the Ted Tomlinson Trophy. The ■ Lawrenson Cup


Ramell and Stuart Gall and the Donald Cowpcrthwaite Merit Trophies were handed out as follows: Division 1,'' Mick Opie; Division 2, Gary Emmison; Division 3, Tony Andrews and Division 4, Duncan Cnnksnn


Doubles went to Alan and Chris Comall, the Arthur Ormerod Rose Bowl was presented to


C r a i g fven to Stuart Gall, Mick


ebrating bemg awarded the Leonard Whittaker Cup,' the President’s Silver Salver was


Chris’ big chance


A CAREER as a profes­ sional footballer could become a reality for a member of Burnley College’s Football Academy following a two-day trial at Scunthorpe United. Central midfielder Chris


Bailey, 17, was invited' to train with the Scunthorpe youth team by former Burnley defender and.cur­ rent Scunthorpe assistant manager Chris Brass. College Academy coaches


Barry Knowles and Gerry Harrison first invited Brass to watch the Academy in action last season while he was working for Bury. . / Advanced Level Football


Studies student' Chris (pictured), who lives in Clitheroe and attended Ribblesdale High School, has now been invited back to train with the youth team at Christmas.


FOOTBALL He said: “It was nerve-


wracking walking. into the dressing room and intro­ ducing myself to established youth team players, but as soon as I got out onto the pitch I became much more confident. “I received really good


feedback from the coaches and I’m looking forward to going back at Christmas.


• “The College Academy’s professional . facilities, training schedule and the coaches’ contacts in the game have been really ben­ eficial to my progress in the game and I really hope that my time studying and play­ ing at the college will help me achieve my dream goal of becoming a professional- footballer.”


to welcoming him back a t ’ Christmas to play in a game for the Under 18s. “He was also recently


selected to train with the' North West Colleges squad, where he performed really well against some. of the- best college players in the I region. “We are delighted that he


has been given the opportu­ nity to demonstrate his tal­ ents to a professional league" club and look forward to . following his progress, with them over the next few months.” Chris, along with Callum


Knowles added: “From


the reports we have h ad ’ back from Scunthorpe, Chris more than held his own with the full-time scholars and they are looking forward


Broadleday, Scott Byrom and Marko Marosi was also selected for trials with the North West Colleges foot-;, ball squad at Manchester" College. And he and Marosi were '


then chosen to represent the. North West at the England


trials which will be held in Birmingham. Brad Pates, Programme


Leader for Sport at Burnley College, said: “We have a tradition of supplying high quality players to the North West Colleges squads and are delighted that we have repeated this success again this year in two different disciplines. “Being a member of


these, regional and national squads allows our players to trairi with the best in the country, improve their own performances and share the skills they have learnt here


at college. : ,. “We have our fingers


crossed; that they will be chosen and look forward to seeing them perform on a regional and national level.”


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Bacup CC v Daneshouse; Bor- rowdale United v Peel Park; Calder Vale v Clitheroe RBL; Church Town . v Barrowford Celtic; Padiham v ” Rock Rovers; Sacred Heart Celtic v Burnley Belvedere. Reserve Division , v-r


BGSOB v Langho; Colne United, v ’ . Pendle Forest; Hurst Green v Read United; Mill Hill v Stacksteads SJ; Rock Rovers v Enfield; Worsthorne v Oswaldtwistle SM. TABLES


Rock Rovers...;: 11 10 1 0 31 Padiham.............. 11 - 9; o 2 27 Borrowdale Utd. 12 8 2 2 26 B'ford Celtic...... 13 7- 2 4 23


Colne Utd........ ..14 1 3 10 6 Second Division. ... P W D L P.


Rimington....... ..10 8 T 1 25 Enfield......,........ ..10 7 0 3 21 Pendle Forest ...9 6 2 1 20 Mill Hill.............. ...9 5 1 ' 3 16 Worsthome.... ...8 5 T 2 16 Langho............ ...7 5 1. 1 16 Edenfield......... ...8 5 1 2 16 Feniscowles.... ...9 5 1 3 16 Hurst Green.... ..-12 4 1 7 13 Stacksteads SJ . .1 t 3 1 7 10 BGSOB.;..........; ..10 3 0 7 9 Read Utd........ ..11 2 2 7 8 OssySM ..10 2- ■


1 7 7


First Division P W D L P


Stacksteads SJ.. 10 4 0 6 12 Oswaldtwistle'SM13 3 2 8 11 W a d d in g to n 1 2 '1 2 9 5


• Colne U t d 12 \l 0 ^11 3 DARTS


CLITHEROE AND DIS­ TRICT DARTS AND


DOMINOES LEAGUE RESULTS League


Darts: White Horse 5, Social Club 4.


Dominoes: White Horse 10, Social Club 11.


Captain's Cup


. Winner: Derek Graham (kings Arms); Runner-up: Oliver Cook


(Black Bull); Losing semi-finalists: . Carol Joy (Swan & Royal), Shane Ashworth (White Horse). Domino Knockout


- Jim Hawke beat Emily Whittaker; Pete Crosstey beat John Schofield; Claire Crossley beat Phil Greatorex; Linda Waring beat Lilian Tomlinson; Jimmy Hargreaves beat Carol Joy;


■ Lisa Evans beat Helen Whyte; Tony Ridgway beat Marie Fern; Joanne


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: Ridgway beat Brian (Black Bull). Quarter-Final: Pete Crossley beat Jim Hawke; Claire Crossley beat Linda Waring; Lisa Evans beat Jimmy Hargreaves; Joanne Ridgway beat Tony Ridgway. Semi-Final: Pete Crossley beat Claire Crossley; Lisa Evans beat . Joanne Ridgway. Final: Lisa Evans beat Pete Crossley. TABLES Darts P W L P


Black Bull........3 2 1 1 8 " Brown Cow.....3 2 1 17 White Lion.......2 2 0 15 Social Club.....3 1 2 11 Kings Arms.....2 1 1 10 RB Legion....... 2 1 1 10 Judge............ ..2 1 1 9 White Horse.... 2 1 1 9 Horseshoe..;... 2 1 1 6 Swan & Royal.3 0 3 3-


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Dominoes P W L P


Black Bull........ 3 1 2 30 Brown Cow.....3 1 2 30 Social Club.....3 2 1 30 Kings Arms.....2 2 0 26 Swan & Royal.3 1 2 26 Judge............... 2 1 1 24 White Lion.......2 1 1 24 White Horse.... 2 1 1 22 Horseshoe......2 1 1 20 RB Legion.......2 1 1 20


CLITHEROE SUPER­


LEAGUE DARTS RESULTS Ladies


East Lancs 5, Clitheroe 3; Winners


- Louise Proctor 2-1 (average 33.02); Lindsay Astin 2-1 (35.16); Player of the match Bev Brunker 2-1 (35.64). - Bury 5, Clitheroe 3: Winners - Daphne Heap 2-0 (34.95); Michelle Harbord 2-0 (26.60); Player of the match Tracey Parker 2-0 (37.57). Men •


Longridge 6, Clitheroe 4; Winners - Harry Pilkington 3-2 (59.95); John Phillips 3-0 (92.02); Pete Taylor 3-1 (78.56); Man of the match Andy Gudgeon 3-0 (95.94). Clitheroe 7, Castleton 3: Winners - John Phillips 3-1 (68.83); Pete Taylor 3-1 (67.73); Jason Dewhurst 3-1 (58.31); Alan Taylor 3-2 (71.67); . Chris Watson 3-2 (65.11); Andy Gudgeon 3-2 (74.19); Man of the match Malcolm Taylor 3-0 (86.71). Ribble Valley League; Farnworth 5, Ribble Valley 5: Winners - Alan Breisford 3-2 • (39.30); Mick Lyne 3-1 (61.22); Carl Barlow 3-1 (64.76); Keith Evanson . 3-1 (49.53); Man of the match Lee Wright 3-2 (69.50). -


1 Church Town....;12 6 1 .5 19 Calder V a l e 10 6 T -’3 19 ' Sacred Heart .....11 5 0 6 15 Bly Belvedere10 - 3 2 5 11 Waddington ...„,10 3 2 5 11 Bacup CC........... 9 2 3 4 9


Daneshouse:......8 2' 1 6 -7 - ClitheroeRBL....10; 0-2 8 2 Peel Park.... .......12 0 1 11 1 Reserve Division i . P W D L P


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Himington.::.:..::11. 7 .3 1 24 BGSOB............... 14 7. 2 .5 23 Mill Hill........... ..11 6 1 4 19: Hurst Green...:;.. 11 4 2 C5 14 Langho....... .....14 4 2 8 14 , RockRovers.....13 3 : 3 7 12


Enfield........ ......13 8 1 2 25


Pendle Forest....12 10 1 1 31 Worsthorne....:..13 8 3- 2 27 Read Utd..J..;...-.:13 9.


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TRICT WINTER DARTS RESULTS


Divisional Knockout


Legion B 8, White Lion 1; Black Bull 5, Craven B 4; Low Moor 3, Buck


Inn Paythorne 6; Swan & Royal 5, Pendle Inn 4; Craven A 6, Brown Cow B 3; Brown Cow A 7, Legion A 2; Judge Walmsley 4, Buck Inn • Clitheroe5.


FIXTURES


Pendle Inn v Legion B; Buck Inn Paythorne v Swan & Royal; Buck Inn Clitheroe v Craven A; Horseshoe v • Judge Walmsley. TABLES


Division One P W L P


Judge...............4 3 1 26 Craven A..... ....4 3 1 25 Buck Clitheroe 4 4 0 22 Brown Cow A.. 4 3 1 22


LegionB......... 4 2 2 23 Pendle Inn.......4 3 1 22 Swan & Royal.4 ,3 1 22 Black Bull........4 '3 1 22 Buck Paythorne4 3 1 18 Low Moor........4 1 3 16 Craven B......... 4 -1 3 15 White Lion.......4 0 4 6 DIvisionTwo P W L P


. Brown Cow B.. 4 0 4 14 Kings Arms A.. 3 2 1 13 Horseshoe......3 0 3 7 Legion A.........4 0 4 6


BADMINTON


BLACKBURN AND DISTRICT BADMINTON


ASSOCIATION RESULTS


First Division


St Philips 7-351 (11), Independent A 11-351(15); Tag 9-317(12), Roefield A 9-333 (13); Telecom A 6-313 (9), Independent A 12-337(15); Westholme A 2-285(4), Blackburn Seniors A 16-364 (20). Second Division


Blackburn Seniors B 15-347 (19), Westholme B 3-272 (5); Blackburn Seniors C 6-304 (9), Abacus A 12- 354 (16); Independent B 5-267 (7), Halsteads 13-344 (16); St Nicholas 7-330 (10), Halsteads 11-334 (14), Stanhill 8-290 (10), St Nicholas 10-


329(13). . Third Division


Abacus B 7-324 (10), St Matthews . 11- 343 (14); Blackburn Harpoons 15-372 (19), Telecom A 3-253 (5); College 12-358 (16), Blackburn Seniors D 6-287 (9). . FIXTURES


November 27th - Level A and B tournament. FINALTABLES First Division . P W L D P


B'bum Seniors A16 16 0 0 322 Westholme A....16 12 0 4290 CtitheroeA..... ..16 12 0 4250 Telecom A........ 16 10 0 6 233 Independent A... 16 10 0 6 217 Tag....................16 6 0 10164 Clitheroe B........ 16 3 0 13137 Halsteads........ ..16 2 0 14130 Abacus A............16 1 0 15126 Second Division P W L D P


: St Philips...-.:..;.:. 14 11 0 3 241 • -R o e f ie ld A .14-9 0 5224


B'burnSeniorsB14 9 0 5 204 St Nicholas.........14 6 0 8182 Whitehall............14 7 0 7178 Westholme B......14 7 0 7168 Stanhill...............14 6 0 8166 Abacus B............14 1 0 13 83 Third Division P W L D P .


Independent B... 14 13 0 1 270 ■ B'burn Seniors C14 9 0 5197 College............. 14 7 0.7180


Roefield B..........14 5 0 9177 StMatthews.......14 6 0 7164 Telecom B.......... 14 5 0 9162 Olympic..............14 8 O' 6162 Clitheroe C......... 14 3 0 11142


v ' .- Second Division


Brown Cow Clitheroe 4, St Peters A 8; Horseshoe B 4, Buck Wrlnkleys 8; :


, Read Con Club B 3, Stork 9; Royal - ; Oak B 7, Higher Buck A 5; St Peters ; B 8, Royal British Legion 4. : Third Division


Buck Ladies 6, Craven Heifer B 6; . . Craven Heifer 7, Pendle Witch 5; Dog Sports Bar 7, Wagon B 5; Dog Whalley 9, De Lacy 3; Wagon and


- Horses D 7, Black Bull Chatburn 5. FIXTURES .


Premier Division ‘


• Conservative Club A v Kings Arms ' A; Kinc


B v Billington Brass Band Club B. First Division


- Horseshoe v While Lion; Read ■ Constitutional Club v Whalley Con : Club; Rose & Crown v Bay Horse; Royal Oak A v Wagon and Horses C; Wagon and Horses v Kings Arms B. Second Division


Brown Cow Clitheroe v St Peters B; Buck Wnnkleys v Read Con Club . B; Higher Buck A v Horseshoe B; St Peters A v Royal Oak B; Stork v Royal Bntish Legion. Third Division


Black Bull Chatburn v Craven Heifer; Craven Heifer B v Wagon B; De Lacy v Buck Ladies; Pendle Witch v Dog Whalley; Wagon and Horses D v - Dog Sports Bar. - TABLES -


Premier Division - P W D L P


RBL A.............3 3 0 0 33 Billington B...... 3 2 1 0 30 BuckA.............3 2 1 0 25 Low Moor A .... 3 2 0 1 24 Kings Arms.....3 1 1 1 23 White Horse B 3 2 0 1 23 •White Horse A3 0 2 M S •Con Club A.... 3 0 1 2 14 Kings Arms A.. 3 0 0 3 9 Kings Arms C . 3 0 0 3 9 First Division P W D L P


Wag & Horse C 3 2 0 1 26 Read Con Club3 2 0 .1 25 BayHorse.......3 2 1 0 25 Royal Oak A.... 3 1.1 1 22 Horseshoe........ 3 1 1 1 21 Rose&Crown 3 1 1 1 21 WhiteLion......... 3 1 1 1 19 WagonA............2 O 2 1 18 Whalley Con ...2 1 0 2 18 - <


Kings Arms B.. 2 0 1 2 15 Second Division P W D L P


Higher Buck A. 3 2 0 1 29 St Peters B......3 3 0 0 28 Buck Wnnkleys3 2 -1 0 26 Royal Oak B.... 3 2 1 0 26 RBL..................3 2 0 1 23 ' Horseshoe B...'3 1 0 2 19 Stork........ ........3 1 0 2 19 .......


St Peters A......3 1 0 2 17 Read Con.B.... 3 0 0 3 12 BrownCow.....3 0 0 3 11 Third Division P W D L P


Dog Whalley . . .3 3 0 0 30 : Buck Laddies.. 3 1 2 0 24 . Pendle Witch... 3 2 0 1 24 Wag & Horse D3 2 0 1 23 Black Bull ; ..3 1 0 2 22


Craven Heifer B3 1 1 1 20 - Craven Heifer.. 3 T O 2 1 9 Wag & Horse B3 0 1 2 17 DeLacy......, . . .3 1 0 2 16 Dog Sports . .. .3 1 0 2 15


SNOOKER


RIBBLE VALLEY GLASS CLITHEROE AND DIS­


TRICT SUMMER POOL LEAGUE


• \ V RESULTS


Stanley Bros Tipper Memorial Cup Billington Brass Band Club B 7, Kings Arms 2; Kings Arms C 7, Wagon B'4; White Horse B 7, Read-- Constitutional Club 5; Craven Heiter B 7, Horseshoe 0; Royal Oak A 7, Buck Laddies 5; Brown Cow Clitheroe 5, Stork 7; Dog Whalley 7, Higher Buck A 6; Dog Sports Bar 7, Craven Heifer 5 , ■ Premier Division


Buck A 7, Conservative Club A 5; Kings Arms A 5, White Horse B 7; Low Moor A 3, Billington Brass Band Club B 9; Royal British Legion A 10, Kings Arms C 2; White Horse A 6 . Kings Arms 6. First Division


Bay Horse 7, Read Constitutional Club 5; Kings Arms B 4, Wagon and Horses C 8; Wagon and Horses 6, Rose & Crown 6; Whalley Con Club 5, Horseshoe 7; White Lion 7, Royal Oak A 5.


CLITHEROE AND DIS­ TRICT SNOOKER LEAGUE


RESULTS Thursday


First Division -


Rimington A 2, Low Moor A 10: B. Taylor 82, G. McQuade 78; D. ■ Seed 63, A. Riley 65; A. Hayhurst 71, P. Mercer 95; J. Hamilton 66, M. •Holmes 75; P. Winckley 68, S. Tandy


- 91; S. Winckley 61, B. Hitchen 99. Catholic Club 10,Social 2:S. Pun- chard 56, T. Bridgeman 93; J. Byrne 83, S. Geldard 77; S. Duckworth 86, B. Cunliffe 55; T. Byrne 80, B. O’Neil 64; P. Jennings 86, D. Aslley 73; M. Byrne 68, D. Bell 62.


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Slaidburn 8 Con Club 4: W. Robin­ son 61, P. Blackburn 76; C. Edmonson 72, P. Clegg 70; J. Aiken 84, B. Waddington 77; G. Parker 64, S. Shaw 76; D. Cowk- ing 107, M. Whittaker 56; T. Robinson 77, S. Whittaker 58. Second Division


Billington B 8, R. B. Legion 4:S. Almond 40, M. Hitchen 87; T. Wright 89, S. Hodges 46; M. Unwin 85, D. Walmsley 21; : P. Kiddie 68, L. Sutcliffe 81; P. Rutter 87, G. Brunker 72; J. Ainsworth 73,


Set in the foothills of Pendle Hill, the'public course with a private feel’ is a testing 18 holes of 5,989 yards and a par of 70.


Every day, from nov; until the end of March 2012, four- people can play 18holesforjust£40!


This also includes a bacon sandwich and cup of tea or coffee


_ after your game in the warm and friendly clubhouse. • I * . So not only can you enjoy stunning views of East Lancashire and


the majestic Pendle Hiil as you take your swing around Marsden Park Golf Course, you can also enjoy the price!


. ■ M. Riley 57.


- Low Moor B 8, Rimington B 4: C. Drink- water..............74; R. Bolland 86; D...'


i Greenhalgh ...85, J.-Bolland 56; C. ' : Hayton .:........87, M. Yates 90; S. Wright 81, J. Lund 63; S. Stell 74, P. Hobson 49; I. Perry73, S. Petty 36. .


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. FIXTURES Thursday


.First Division


Con Club v Rimington A; Catholic Club v Chatburn A; Social Club v Slaidburn; Low Moor A v


• Bye.- Second Division


Rimington B v Billington B; Chatburn B v Clitheroe; R. B. Legion v Waddington B; Low Moor B v Bye. TABLES


First Division P W D L P .


Low Moor A-..-.: 5- 2 2 1 34 Catholic Club a 4 ' 2 -1 1 2 8 . - ChatburnA.... 4 1 3 0 26. Con Club......... 4 1 2 1 24 Rimington A....4 1 1 2 22 S l a i d b u r n 4 1 2 1 22 Social Club.....5 1 1 3 22 . Second Division P WD L P


R.B.Legion....,4 3 O 1-32 - Low Moor B ....5 3 0 2 3 2 . ’ BillingtonB......4 2 0 2 2 6 Waddington B.4 2 0 2 24 Chatburn B 4 1 1 2 20 . • Clitheroe.... 3 2 0 .1 18 Rimington B....4 0 1 3 16


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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times,^Thursday, November 17,2011 63 Golf update


Mytton Fold Golf Club’s Gaiy Aldred tapped was in top form again to secure his second win in two weeks. ■ Playing off a winter handi-


•• cap of 18, Gary took this weekend’s medal round of the


' Winter Singles on the short­ ened course by two clear shots from Dave Bolton-and Matt Walsh. Jim Bridge played with 20-


20 vision. His card indicated a winter handicap of 20 and he would have finished with £20. for second place; however his true' handicap of 21 meant he missed out on both. Tliere were five players who


shared the twos pot. John Parkinson, Chris Chadwick • and junior Kyle Furlong bird-' ied the first, Keith Gill the ninth and Frank Tunstall th e . eleventh. Not content with a single birdie two, Chris Chadwick took a second help­ ing from the twos pot, also on the eleventh.


- - In the Winter Pairs Ian


Thomson and John Whittaker led the field home with 40 points with captain John Berry and secretary David Clegg three points behind. Stonyhurst Park Golf Club


held their annual men’s Turkey Shoot last Saturday on . a surprisingly warm and sunny day. It was an 18-hole


Stableford. The results were: - 1st, J.Hodkinson 42; 2nd, T.Crosby 36 and 3rd, J.Walker' 35. .


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