Clitheroe Advertiser &Tlnies,Thursday, October 20,2011


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Read youngsters celebrate title win


A.':,*,''**!.*'.'® I s fINNERS: Baz Har- SM i. ■ is


jreaves (left) and Mick tahon (right) receive


the Frank Hargreaves llemorial Trophy from Mub President David iHarqreaves (s)


READ Under 13s celebrated winning the SMS Ribblesdale Cricket League when they were presented with the tro­ phy at the club’s end of season presentation. The team, who only lost


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back row frpm left, Edward' Newby, Aaron Carter, Bradley Graham, Joe Troup. Front, Joe Shirtcliffe, Tyler Baron, Kieren Grimshaw (captain), Ryan Ashcroft (s). • THE Houldsworth Solicitors Ribblesdale Cricket League Presentation 2011is being held at Best Western Mytton Fold, Langho on


one game all season, also had three players representing the League Under 13 side. The team is pictured,


Lucy is the star invictoiy


HOCKEY


CLTTHEROE Ladies’ Hockey Club enjoyed another success­ ful weekend. The first team took on


Springfields seconds and won 6-1, with Lucy Whitwell named player of the match. The seconds lost 5-1 against


Morecambe’s first team, how­ ever, there were wins for the thirds and fourths. The third team were in


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action against Pendle Forest thirds, edging a tight game 2-1. And the fourth team were


up against Morcambe thirds, emerging 4-0 winners, with Emma Dean the player of the match. For more information, go to www.cIitheroehockey.co.uk or see the club’s facebook page.


CRICKET


Friday, October 28th at 7-30 p.m. This year the league have


managed to obtain the services of an excellent after dinner speaker. Peter Baxter, past producer, of BBC Radio’s Test Match Special. The event is open to


Houldsworth Ribblesdale League cricketers, officials and supporters p ^ t arid present, md is reasonably priced at just £21 for a three course meal and speaker. Tickets are available via (depribsec@goog-


e-mail


lemail.com) or telephone 07941438556.


Baz and Mick am an each-way bet!


MYTTON Fold Golf Club’s Seniors took Cheshire by storm when they visited Portal Golf Club’s Champi­ onship and Premier courses last week. For three days, 33 of the


over • the championship course, the trophy was won by Barry. Hargreaves .(Division One winner)


Langho club’s finest bat­ tled over four competi­ tions, with the highlight being the Frank Hargreaves Memorial Trophy. Played on the first day


GOLF


with 37 points and by Mick Mahon (Division Two winner) with 38 points. Captain-elect Gordon


Lucas (36 points) was runner-up in Division One, wfiilst 'Mick Walsh (36 points) came second in Division Two. Mahon also dipped into,


the prizes with ‘nearest the pin’ as did Walsh, being a member of the drawn secret team with Dave Peimington (26 points) and Frank


conclusion of the two-day Autumn Shield and the Andy Capp Trophy. With an excellent 39 points to add to his first day’s 34 points, Havard took both trophies. Eddie Bootle took the Andy Capp runner-up gosition, whilst Donald iMson took third. The secret draw team


Havard (34 points). The second day saw the


§rizes went to Eddie cott, Gordon Watts and


Graham Slater, while Ted Bamborough was nearest


th ^ in on the 15th hole. The final day saw Mytton


with Frank were Glynn Watson, who finished second with 34 points, and Frank Hindle (33 points), third after a card play-off. Highlight of the trip is


Fold’s Seniors back to the Premier course and Havard successful again with 36 points. Playing in the final croup


the award of the Pig Trophy and the Clown Award. Scott won the Pig, whilst Pennington won the Clown.


Derby defeat for Ciitheroe seconds


watch a very enjoyable and keenly-contested game. Andrew Thomber captained


BLACKBURN visited Ciit­ heroe in the first competitive fixture between the two clubs in some considerable time. A good crowd turned up to


the home side and was happy to call on a large squad of able players, which mcluded a new player m flanker Arran Dkon and one returning from a long absence in centre/wing James Podevyn. Ciitheroe started by far the


RUGBY


Ciitheroe 2nds..........8 Blackburn 3rds........ . 23


brighter of the two teams but only four minutes had elapsed before Blackburn posted the first points of the game with a penalty from close range.,


and' following outstanding tackling from the Williams boys, father and son combo Geraint and Lewis,, and, a typically rampaging run from prop Atkinson, they, were pounding the visitors’ try line. The ball was moved first to the right then quickly to the left through the hands of Thatcher, Tfiomber Junior and Dixon, with the, latter falling, or perhaps divirig, just short of the line.


Ciitheroe hit back quickly


side though as Sam Thornber followed up in close support, picking up the ball at the base of the ruck and flopping over the line to score the opening try of the game. This took the score to 5-3 in Clitheroe’s favour. Not long afterwards, a penalty was. awarded to- Clitheroe for offside and this was duly slotted by Keough to niake it 8-6 , The home side certainly


Luck was on Clitheroe’s


didn’t stop there as Podevyn, running from deep, made excellent yardage on numer­ ous occasions with flanker Newton and second row Farnsworth in close support each time. Indeed it was after


one of these runs that Sam Thornber was caught with a high tackle. The ensuing pen­ alty was teed up by Thatcher by was pushed inches wide. In the second half Ciitheroe


made full use of their subs and looked to keep the pres­ sure up. However, Blackburn came out all guns blazing scoring a penalfr, closely fol­ lowed by their first try of the


game to make it 11-8 in their Favour. At this point, Ciitheroe


on 60 minutes meant Ciitheroe had to chase the game, and


apart from a brief visit to the i'ay. Another Blackbuni try


hopes of a home revival and Clftheroe found themselves with a second consecutive


opposition 22 where a kick- able penalty chance went begging, Blackburn weren t giving too much away, hold­ ing up strong throughput long periods of the second halt on A final try from Blackburn


75 minutes extinguished


defeat - both against the two unbeaten teams at the top ot


the league.


travel away to Leigh, while the first team return to action with a home game against


On Saturday, the seconds .


Colne and Nelson., „ . , Both games kick-off at J


p.m.


r . 4 www.clitheroeadvortlsor.co.uk Sports info desk FOOTBALL EVO-STIK FOOTBALL • LEAGUE a


Ciirzon Ashton12111 0 34 Skelmersdale .13 9 4 0 31 Durhaiti City.'..13 8 0 5 24 Witton Albion .11 7 1 3 22 Woodley Sports 116 3 2 21.......... Parsley FC13 6 3 4 21 Lancaster City 10 6 1.3 19 AFCFyIde..... 10 5 3 2 18 BamberBridgell 5 2 4 17 Trafford........ 12 5 1 6 16 Mossley.......13 4 4 5 .16 Harrogate R’way 12 5 1 6 16 GarforthTown12 4 3 5 15 Wakefield..... 11 4 3 4 15 OssettTown...11 4 2 5 14 Salford City ....13 3 4 6 13 Warrington Tnll 4 1 6 13 CLITHEROE....9 3 0 6 9


First Division North P W D L P


• Prescot Cablesi 3 2 3 8 9 Radcliffe B’ough 9 1 4 4 7 Cammell Laird 11 1 0 10 3 OssettAlbion..11 1 0 10 3


^ DONALD RACE & NEWTON EAST LAN­ CASHIRE FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division


Enfield 2, Hurst Green 0; Feniscowles & Pleasington ' 4, Colne United 2; Mill Hill 5, Edenfield 0; Pendle For- ' est 3, Oswaldtwistle SM .0;


^Stacksteads SJ 4, Langho 4; Worsthorne 4, Burnley ' GSOB 3. Second Division


Bacup CC 3, Borrowdale United 4: Burnley Belvedere '12, Peel Park 1; Padiham


—FC 6, Church Town 1; Rock Rovers 1, Barrowford Celtic 0; Sacred Heart Celtic 1, ' CalderVale FC2. .^Reserve Division


.Mill Fiill 2; Hurst Green 3, Stacksteads SJ 1; Langho'1, Waddington 1: Oswaldtwistle SM 0, Worsthorne 3; Read United 6, Enfield 3. FIXTURES Saturday


Burnley GSOB 3. Pendle Forest 4; Colne United 0,


First Division


Burnley GSOB v Pendle Forest; Colne United v En-


^ field; Hurst Green v Stack- steads SJ; Oswaldtwistle ■ "SM V Read United; Riming- ton V Mill Hill. Second Division


Bacup CC V Ciitheroe RBL;: Barrowford Celtic v Peel Park; Burnley Belvedere v Borrowdale United; Church Town V Sacred Heart Celtic; Daneshoqse FC v Rock Rovers; Padiham FC v Wad­ dington. Reserve Division


Enfield v Colne United; Mill Hill V Langho; Pendle Forest V Hurst Green; Read United V Oswaldtwistle SM; Rock Rovers v Rimington; Stack- „ steads SJ v Burnley GSOB;


i '3 l Worsthorne V Waddington. TABLES


First Division P WD L P


m 0ssySM.:.......8 - 2 1 5 7 ColneUtd.......11 1 3 7 6 ReadUtdi..... . 8 1 2 5 5 BGSOB.........;.7 1 0 6 3'. Second Division P WD L P


Feniscowles ....7 4 1 2 13 Mill Hill ...........6 4 0 2 12 Enfield.....;.....7 4 0 3 12 Worsthorne ....6 3 1 2 10 Edenfield.......6 3 1 2 10 Stacksteads S J .. 8 3 1 4 10 Hurst Green ....9 3 1 5 10


Pendle Forest 6 6 0 0 18 Rimington-.....7 6 0 1 18 Langho.......... 6 4 1 1 13


Pendle Forest ..9 7 1 122 BGSOB........ 11 6’ 2 3 20 Worsthorne....9 6 2 1 20 ' Enfield..........10 6 1 3 19 Rimington..... 9 5 3 1 18 ReadUtd....... 9 6 0 3 18 HurstGreen.....9 4 1 4 13 Mill Hill..........8 4 0 4 12 Rock Rovers ..10 3 2 5 11 Oswaldtwistle SM11 2 3 6 9 Lahgho........10 2 2 6 8 Stacksteads SJ8 2 0 6 6 Waddington ....9 '1 3 5 6 Colne Utd...... 8 1 0 7.-3


Rock Rovers ...8 7 1 0 22 Borrowdale Utd8 5 2 1 17 Church Town...9 5 1 316 CalderVale.....8 5 1 216 Padiham..........7 5 0 2 15 B’ford Celtic ...10 4 3 3 15 Bly Belvedere ..9 3 3 3 12 . Sacred Heart ...7 3 0 4 9 Waddington ....7; 2 2 3 8 Daneshouse....6 2 1 3 7 Bacup CC.-......6 1 2 3 5 Ciitheroe RBL..8 0 1 7 1 Peel Park.........9 0 1 8 1 Reserve Division . P WD L P


BillingtonA....16 .6 5 5121 R e adConClubie 6 4 6112 Wagon A....... 16 6 5 5111 St Peters A..... 16 .6 4 6108 Rose.a Crown 16 2 6 8 99 , Bay Horse..... 16 3 6 7 99


^ Kings Arms B. 16 3 4 9 96 > Second Division P W D L P


Horseshoe....18 13 3 2 16 7: Stork............. 1810 3 5149 WhaiieyCon;. 18 11 2 5145 RoyaiOakA...18 8 3 7129 Low Moor B... 18 6 5 7128 Wag & Horses 18 8 4 6127 White Hart B.. 18 6 4 8122 KingsArmsA. 18 8 3 7 f l7 i RoyaiOakB...18 5 1 12104 Brown Cow....18 0 2 1670 ' Third Division P W D L P


HARRY DEWHURST MEMO­ RIAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE SPONSORED BY SMILES & MILES


i Church Town 1, Great Harwood Rovers 3; Dog Inn 1, Tavern 3; Helmshore Harriers 3, Bees Knees 1; Station 0, Black Bull 3. FIXTURES Sunday


AUTO TRADERS RESULTS


Dog Inn.........6 4 0 2 12 Black Bull...... 3 -3 0 0 9 Stanley Ultras..5 3 0 2 9 Church Town...3 2 0 1 6 Gt Harwood Rvrs 4 2 0 2.6 Helmshore H...3 1 0 2 3 Tavern....... ....4 1 0 3 3 Bees Knees .....4 1 0 3 3 Station...........4 1 0 3 3


ROEFIELD LEISURE CENTRE FIVE-A-SIDE


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


Inter Horseshoe 3, Replace­ ments 5; White Lion 0, Rebel Onions 10; Mad Dogs 1, Morn­ ing Glory 7 . ' TABLE P WD L P.


Rebel Onions...1 1 0 0 3 Morning Glory.1 1 0 0 3 -


.Replacements.1 1 0 0‘ 3 - Drunken MonkeysO 0 0 0 0 Gecko Racers..0 0 0 0 0 ' Shaktar............O 0 0 0 0 ' Inter Horseshoe 1 0 0 1 0 Mad Dogs ..;....1 0 0 1 0 White Lion......1 0 0 1 0


POOL RIBBLE VALLEY


GLASS CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT SUM­


MER POOL LEAGUE FINAL TABLES


Premier Division . P. WD L P


Low Moor A... 16 11 4 1147 R B L A . .......... 1 6 1 2 3 1143 BillinglonB....16 9 2 5129 Kings Arms...: 16 9 3 4125 Buck A ........ -..16 5 3 8108 ConClub A....16 4 6 6106 White Horse B16 3 4 9 95 White Horse A16 1 3 1278 Higher BuckA16 4 0 1277 First Division


, P W D L P


Kings Arm C . . 16 11 3 2138 White Lion...... 16 9 3 4122


Black Bull V Great IHarwood Rovers (Marl Pitts); Stanley Ul­ tras V Church Town (Bullough); Station V Helmshore Harriers (Haslingden); Tavern v Bees Knees (Wilson’s). TABLE P WD L P


RBL............... 18 12 3 3160 HorseshoeB.. 18 12 3 3159 BuckWrinkieys1810 4 4142 Buck Ladies... 17 9 4 4141 Read Con B... 18 7 6 5133 BiackBuil.......18 6 5 7126 Pendle Witch.. 18 5 1 12102 Craven Heifer. 18 2 5 1198 D e La cy.........16 3 4 9 87 Craven Heifer B173 3.11 84


SNOOKER CLITHEROE AND


DISTRICT SNOOKER LEAGUE


?hursdly First Division A4. s S , i Club B 8; Slaidburn 6,


Catholic Club 6; Con Club bye.


S e c o n d riiuicinn League Points and Positions


' 1, Craven 29; 2, Rose & - Crown A 27; 3, Low Moor 25; 4, Petre Arms 23; 5, Black Bull 19; 6, Billington BC. Legion 17; 7, Catholic SC 13; 8, Bay Horse 10; 9,


. Rose & Crown B 5; 10, De Lacy 4.


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT WINTER DARTS


RESULTS


Swan & Royal 5, Low Moor 4; Legion B 8, Craven B 1; Pendle Inn 7, White Lion 2; Black Bull 4, Buck Inn Paythorne 5; Horseshoe 2, Judge Walmsiey 7; Craven A 8, Legion A 1; Kings Arms 5, Brown Cow B 4; Brown Cow A 3, Buck Inn Ciitheroe 6.


FIXTURES Low Moor V Craven B; Le-


. A; Buck Inn Ciitheroe v Horseshoe.


. gion B V Pendle lnn;VVhite Lion V Black Bull; Buck Inn Paythorne v Swan & Royal; Judge Walmsiey v Legion A; Craven A v Kings Arms; Brown Cow B v Brown Cow


BADMINTON


D L A C K R U R N A N D D iS n i lC T B A D M IN -


tom a s so c ia t io n TABLES


First Division B’bumSlirsA.....2 2 0 0 45 P W L D P Low Moor B 8, Chatburn WestholmeA..... 2 2 0 0 37


B 4; Waddington B 8, Rim- StPMpsZ""Z2 1 1 0 20 ington B 4; Ciitheroe 2, RB Ciitheroe A........1 1 0 0 15


Legion 10; Billington B bye. Telecom A........ l o 1 0 19 FIXTURES Thursdav


Ciitheroe B........1 0 1 O '9 Independent A.... 2 0 2 0 7


Social Club V Con Club; , Second Division Billington VWaddington B; First Division TABLES Fimt oTvIsfon '


Chatburn A V Rimington A; St Nicholas........1 1 0 0 21 Catholic Club V Low Moor A; B’burnSnrs B.....1 1 0 0.17 Slaidburn bye.


B; Low Moor B V Ciitheroe; Independent B.... 1 0 1 0 2 R.B. Legion bye.


Rimington B v Chatburn A h^ a Third Division


Social Club.. 1 1 0 0 8 Levy Moor A . 1 0 1 0 6


Con Club......O 0 0 0 0 Second Division


R.B. Legion.. 1 Low Moor B . 1 Wa'dd’ton B .. 1, Chatburri B.,1. Rimingtpn B.1 Ciitheroe...... 1 Billington B... 0 0 0 0 0 - • denotes 2 points deducted' due to late card or unregis- tered player.-


WD L P 10 0 10


• 0 0 1 4 0 0 1 2


1 0 0 8 1 0 0 8 0 0 1.4


DARTS


RIBDLE VALLEY LADIES’ DARTS AS­


, Craven 7, Petre Arms 2; Low Moor 6, Billington BC 3; Legion 4, Rose & Crown A 5; Bay Horse 4, Catholic SC 5.


SOCIATION -RESULTS


165,133, H. Burgess; 120, A. Southwell; 116, B. Grives; 111, M. Waddington; 102, T. Townsend; 100, P. War­ ing, B. Parker, B. Grives, D. Stevenson, E. Smith, P. Leeming; 110,12 dart fin­ ish, D. Baker.


: High Scores


P WD L P RoefieldB........2 2 0 0 31 'n... ? 3 3 S


College...........2 2 0 0 33 K s® b".^.°""i 1 0 0 4


Slaidburn..... 1 0 1 0 6 Ciitheroe c Z Z . '2 0 2 0 13 Chatburn A ..1 0 1 0 6 Goodshaw........1 0 1 0 9 Catholic Clubi 0 1 0 6 St Matthews....... 1 0 1 0 8 Rimington A. 1 0 0 1 4 Blackburn H......1 0 1 0 8


SPORTS DIARY OCTOOER


-28 - Houldsworth Solicitors Ribblesdale Cricket


■. League Presentation, Best Western Mytton Fold, Langho, 7-30 p.m., guest speaker Peter Baxter,


, £21, tickets available-via e-mail (depribsec@goog- lemail.com) or telephone 07941438556. .


• Items for the Sports Diary must be submitted three days before publication.


CONTACT THE SPORTS DESK


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P W L D P mtk of heavy going MARK Riley made light work of the heavy going in Ciitheroe Golf Clubs Single


Stableford when eight pars on the back nine gave him 38 points and the Division One first prize. Ian Murray took second with a one point margin over Paul Hamer on 36. Tony McGibbon finished like an express train with a birdie four on the 18th for


four points and this promoted him into fourth place after cards. Jonathan Sheasby got off to a cracking start when he birdied the first and the fifth


and 38 points put him top of Division Two. Peter Woods came good on the back nine when he birdied the 11th and thel7th


but finished two points off the winner. Mike Ainsworth was well in contention after a couple of birdies but a nil points on


the penultimate hole proved costly when Richard Walsham won a card play-off for third place with 34 points and pushed Ainsworth into fourth. Sunday’s Three-Man Team Event produced a tight finish and lots of “If only” com­


ments when two points separated the first three teams. A total of 79 points with six on the first and the last put the Paul Nightingale, Scott Greaves, Paul Woods’ team into first place. Peter Harrison and Alan Gillespie helped Steve Dean’s team into second place


with a one-point advantage over the Allison/Heys/Kitson trio who had to settle for third.


The Ainsworth family ag'ain figured on the leader board when Gail lost out after


a countback with Susan Gibson for the Division One prize in last week’s Ladies’ Stableford.


Both ladies returned 30 points, one better than Chris Stokes in third and the popu­


lar Edith Child in fourth. Catherine Podevyn’s 36 points left her well clear in Division Two but Elaine


Grindrod and Diane Buttle battled on the fill the minor places. Vicky Edmondson produced the talking point in the Cluhouse vyith her two on the par four fourth and Kath Townley had the only other two on the fifth.


Past Captains’ Trophy finally beats weather


BACK on the Mytton Fold course, Saturday saw the third playing of the Past Cap­ tains’ Memorial Trophy, both previous attempts ha-ving to be abandoned due to dangerous weather conditions. Following several days of rain, the competition was played over just 16 holes. Ian Hoperaft, with 36 points, was the first person to have his name on the trophy. Frank Tunstall came in second just two points behind, while club captain John Berry


came in third a further point in arrears, beating Glynn Watson on a card play-off. There were four twos on the day, with Keith Gill birdying the first, John Berry and John Parkinson the ninth and. Glynn Watson the final hole.


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The club held the final of the season-long mid-week social on Sunday. Again played over 16 holes, Patrick Ashworth shot an excellent 36 points to take


the title. In the ladies’ section, Pauline White will represent Mytton Fold in the" 2012


EWGA Medal competition, having won the dub qualifying event and Allison Nuttall and Judith Kay will represent the club in the Daily Mail national competition in the Spring.


Fanlaslic scoring in Traas Scramble


THIS week saw members of Whalley Golf Club compete in the Four-Man Texas IScramble.


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The conditions were surprisingly good for a mid-October competition and they certainly improved throughout the day.


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[■ It was no surprise then that their were some fantastic scores made by many of the teams and the difference between the only fractions of strokes.


! The worthy winners on the day with a magnificent knock of 62-3.1-58.9 were Paul iWray, Andy Wray, Robert Hilton, and Daniel Jones. i In second and only narrowly missing out by 0.2 were the talented team of Andy Passmore, John Kearsley, S Andrews, and Donald Blanch 65-5.9-59.1.: ■ i Third went to Dave Wetton, Trevor Thomber, Colin Elliot, and James Kennerley with a'solid knock of 63-3.3-59.7.


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