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CRICKET HOULDSWORTH SOUenORS RIBBLESDALE CRICKETLEAGUE FDOURES
Saturday
BamoldawickvSalesburyjBrooksbottom - vRead;ClitlierotvPadihani;Eaxtonv '; Ribbleadalc Wanderers; Settle vWhalley. Sunday
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RamabottomCupFirstRoundtReadvEuxton; Great Harwood vWhalleytBamoldavinck - vRibbleadaloWandererttSalesburyv - OswaldtwistlelnimanuebEariyvCritlieroe. ~ TABLES
SenlorDivision ' a personal trainer
Sally Le^h, f6imderofActive4mmns What qualifications do you need?
!. The most important thing about . whatever qualifications you do is that they ■
are REPs accredited (Register of Exercise Professionals).
■ r ^ Most people start with a level two ■
L, ; exercise to music instructor. From there it’saboutdecidinghowyouwantto'-v ’ _ "
@ specialise. ■ - Any other requirements for example
;:: You do need to be in good health’ ■ and relatively fit but I certainly wasn’t .
: . in the best shape when I started my , (fir/f qualifications. I am definitely in the best ; ' ; V shape ofmylifehow but I’m no elite :; athlete.
; ■ V. . Howlongdoesittaketoqualifyfor the role?
; My diploma took around i8 months but :
there are lots of ways of qualifying over a shorter or longer period of time. ; i’What sort o f starting salary and package can you expect? • As a new personal trainer you can expect to earn around £i6-22k in your
. firstyearbutthiscanwidelyvary - depending on who you work for and how well you grow your client base. What sort o f personal skills make
someone best suited to a career? j Agood listener is themost important part of being a personal trainer. You need
; to listen to your clients wants, needs and desires and what is stopping them from achieving this. With lots of preparation and planning r
. ' equired, you should always strive ' to deliver more than your clients are ■ expecting, this way theyll keep coming back.
What sort of car eer prospects and structure is there?..
: With many of the mainstream gyms/ fitness companies there are really good
^career progression opportunities. As an independent personal trainer the options are endless.
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. What kind of job satisfaction can you expectfromacareer? ' • I have to say I love myjob and I really
■ meanit.IgettoworkwithMumslikeme - who are feeling bad about the way they look or feel and find a way to make them feel & look great. . ■ Insowordssellyourprofession? • Keep fit, stay healthy and have fun
while you help people achieve what they thought was impossible and get paid to do it. Work in a flexible environment that fits around your lifestyle. This industry is enormous and growing. ■
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Edenfield CFitiieroe Buenden Settia
P W L BP P 6 ’ 5 1: 8 58 6 ■ 4 0 4 54 6 4 1 8 53 . 6 4 1 6 51 6 4 2 11 51
Oasy Immanuel . 6 3 :1 ID 50 Barnoldnvick' G 2 3 16 41 Great Harwood ' 6 3 2 4 39 Brooksbottom - 6 1 3 16 36 Ribb Wanderers Salesbury Wballey , Earby
Fadiham , -r - e 1 4 6 21 CheiryTree
Euxton FOOTBALL
EVO-SRKFIRSTDIVISIONNORTH TABLE
. . P W D I P 42 32 6 4 102
; 42 26 8 8 86 . 42 26 7 9 85 42 24 8 10 80 S 42 24 8 10 80 = ;
; 42 24 7 11 79 42 22 7 13 73 42 21 10 II 73 .
. 42 21 7 14 70 42 19 12 11 69 42 14 17 11 59-
KEEPING FIT: Sally Leech, from Active4mums.
; 42 14 13 15 55 42 15 8 19 50 : 42 13 10 19 49 42 11 15 16 48
■ 42 II 13 18 46 - 42 12 10 2045; • '
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ROEHELDS-A-SIDE LEAGUE RESULTS
Farquar FC 8, Disco Ninjai 3; Grindleton FC14,
Ttie Eagles 2; Unathletico Madrid 7, Hotting 3; BowerPowerFCLAjaxTreesdownll FDCIURES '
7-ISpni, Grindleton FCvAjaxTreesdown; 7-50 pnqTTie Eagles v Notdng; 8-25 pm. Disco
Ninjas V Bower Power FC; 9 pm, Farquar FC V UnathleticoMadrid.-
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. . .TABLES ■ P W D L P
FarquarFC u - 10 10 0 0 30 ■ GrindletonFC ■ 8 7 0 1 21 . Hotting
10 7 0 3 21
AjaxTreesdown ' 11 7 0 4 21. UnatliloticoMadrid 10 4 0 6 12 ' DbcoNinju . 9 3 0 6 9 The Eagles ;
10 ; 1 0 9 3 BowerPowerFC 10 0 0 10 0
HARRYDEWHURSTMEMORIALLEAGUE RESULTS
TerryCattermoleTropliyFinaI:ChurehTown 2 ,D o g In n l - :
League: Bees Knees 3, Stanley Ultras 2; Central 8oysS,GlobeBullought- - ' FIXTURES
Sunday . . league: Bees Knees V Church Town (King C):
. DogInnvGloboBallough(Memorial);StanIey; UliasvCenIralBoysfKingG).. ■ . ■ TABLES ■P W D 10 9 1 9 5 2
ChurchTown Bees Knees .
Doginn ‘ 7 4 0 3 12 ’
SfcinleyUltras 8 '3 '2 3 1 1 .'• Baggy’s Wine Bar 10 3 1 6 10 CentralBoys ■ 10 2 1 7 7 GlobeBuIlough - 8 . ; 1 f.1 “ 6 ■ 4 .- i
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i UNCASHIRE FOOTBALL LEAGUE TABLES
Hrst Division P W.D L .P
MillHai _ ‘ 26 18 3 5 57 - Rimington " ; '• 23 18 2 3 56 ,Meld - , . - . 25 15 5 . 5 50 - Worstiiomo 24 13 5 6 44 Feniscowles
OtwistIflSM ' 25:11 4 10 37 • ReadUnitod
25 12 7 '6 43 ■ 25 11 3 1136
l^gho 25 8 7 10 31
HumOreen ‘ 25 8 .5 12 2 9 . CalderValoFC ;; 26 7 4 15 25 Rock Rovers.. ' 23 6 6 11 24 Colne United , 26 6 5 15 23
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S 2 3 8 33 6 2 3 5 30 6 1 4 ID 25 G 2 4 4 24 6 1 4 6 21
G 1 4 3 18- The Ivy
StacksteadsSJ 2S 4 7 15 19 Burnley GSOB 24 3 5 16 14 SecondOhrision ■ ■ P W D I P
B1ey Belvedere BumleyAth BarrowfordC ■ Canberra
\ Borrowdale - Clitheroe RBL BariickTown Prairie Utd ;
' Waddbgton Peel Park
Oswaldtwistie Canberra- . Rimington ' Rock Rovers Ungho Stacksteads Enfield ReadUtd 'Colne Utd Waddington
POOL
STANLEYBROTHERS CLTTHEROE POOL LEAGUE FIXIURES
Tonight :
■ Premier Division . Buck A V Bay Horse; Higher Buck vRose 5 Crown; Horsehsoev Castle A Read
ConstitutionalClub V Royal British Legion A First Division
Oak A'St Peters A V Dog Whalley; White Horse AvWhheUon.
Stork V Low Moor B; Rose & Crown A V Royal '' . .
Second Division - DoLacyvBuckLaddios;DogSportsBarv ■ Horseshoe B; Royal British Legion vRead and
SimonstoneConClub; Whalley ClubvWaggon and Horses B. ■: Third Division Conservative Club vTliree Rivers Caravan Pariq Eagle & Child V Kings Arms A'Kings Arms
B V Whalley Arms; LowMoor V Dog Sports Bar B; White Uon Bv White Horse B.
DARTS CUTHEROEANDDISTRICTDARTS
AND DOMINOES LEAGUE ' RESULTS
’ Alan Stancdl Memorial Mixed Doubles QuarterTinal: Gary & Jackie Taylor (Black Bull
Old Langho) beat John Schofield (Brown Cow A) and ^ h e l Davies (Rose & Crown); Steve Stan!ey(JudgeWaImsley)&UndaWaring . (BrownCowA)beatJohnFeeney(BlackBull •
. Ol)andDaphneHe^(Swan&Ro^);Martin ’ 6 Lou Proctor(Legion) beat Anne Marie
. Dowden & Dave Riley (Swan); Mick Lyne & Debbie Proctor (Legion) beat Michelle Rfley & . JohnGregson(Buck).-
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Semi*FinaI:SteveStanley&tindaWaring ■ beat Gary & JackieTaylor; Mick Lyne & Debbie Proctor beat Marb'n & Lou Proctor. FinahSteveStanley&LindaWaringbeatMidc ■ Lyne & Debbie Proctor.' '
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• The league presentation evening will take placeatthe Swan&Royal on Friday, May 31st, whereproceedsfromUietournamentwfllbe presented to a representative fromthe Air . Ambulance. ■ - • TABLES
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■ League One Darts P .' P. 12 73
Black Bull Cbum 12 . 70 WhiteLJon . 1 2 . 56 . R.B.Legion Judge
12 54
BrownCowB SodalClub
Doginn
: 11 49 11 48
12 19 ' .
LeagueTwoDarts a P P 12 ; 81
BlackBullOL • • ' 12 80 : BrownCcwC'bum 12 Buckinn
74 12 46
Swan & Royal:. .: 12 - 44 - Horseshoe
12 .39
Social Club White Uon RBLegion
BrownCowA >, 12 12 . 1 2 . 1 2 5
BlackBullCbum 12 Judge -
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Swan & Royal Buckinn
-BlackBullOl . Horseshoe Doginn
- ' 1 2 124 . . , 121 117
BrownCowB • 11 115
LeagueTwo Dominoes P P
; J 2 140 , . :; 12 “ 139 12 134 12 .12 7 12 M 2 1
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Rose&Cpown ■ 12 . 116 r; BrownCowCbum ' - 12. 114 •
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ClITHEROE&DISTMirrWIfnERDARTS V DRAWS
Singles Knockout Horseshoe: J . Steer, M. Kelly, L Waring, J . -; • - < Phillips, M. Haggert, J . Dewhurst, R. Haworth, ,t
" • , • j . ,-a 133 126 '
Rose&Crown , ^ 12 14 .- League One Dominoes ' . ’ ■ P P
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20 17 1 2 52 20 13 2 5 41 - 18 13 3 2 39 19 12 1 6 37
18 20 7 18 7 n - 5 20 5 19 2 19 2 0 17 6
3 7 27 2 11 23 1 10 22 5 7 20 3 12 18 ■ 5 12 11
Reserve Division P W D L P 18 13 1 - 4 40 17 10 2 5 32 17 9 2 18 8 4 8 3 7 5
17 8 .1 8 25 16 6 4 6 22 18 4 2 12 10 n 1 0 16 3
A.Bolton,
A.Gudgeon,S.Taylor.' .. .
Craven:
P.Snape,G. Robinson, J . Quinn, A Thrtifall, P. Croisloy.T. Gudgeon, J . Eedes, J .
Hargreaves, W. Grunwald, A Porter. Brown Cow: A Cough, K. Evanson, A :: Greenwood, J . Green, A Fielding, N. Grainger,
J . Schofield, D. Briggs, C. Barlow, C. Taylor, ABradney.
- , . Whit 0 Lion: A Ridgeway, A Hardacre, D.
Forrest, 0. Niquet, 5. Kenyon, A Bury, W. Jones, 5. Taylor, A Mullin, M. Duxbury, 5 . ' Ashworth.
RIBBLEVALLEYIADIESDARTS
ASSOCIAHON TABLE Pts'
6 28 5 27" G 26
6 29
PetroArms . . BillingtonBBC.- - LowMoorClub BhckBull
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' Brown Cow BayHorsoB . British Legion ■ Catholic SC ; . BayHorseA
BOWLS
GREATHARWOOD&DISTRICTBOWLING LEAGUE
RESULTS .
Quarte^^nal:J.lJ^de^&D.P^kington (BurnleyRoadBjELLRtmell&LNiittidl' ' (Mercer Park) 17; C. Ramell & C. Crompton (Globe Hcyi) 21,0. Yickers S T. Stewart (Milnshaw Wanderers) 13; V. O'Donnell & G. Wood (Rushton Street A) 21, C. & 5. Cornall (Mercer Park) 14; M.Wensley & A Dewhurst (Ribbicsdale A) 21, J . Boyle S A Wright (5abdenBlack)4.
Lnwrenson Cup Doublet -
SemFFinal; C. Ramell S C. Crompton 21, M. Wensley & A Dewhurst 20; V. O'Donnell S G. Wood 21, J . Larder & D. Pilkington 8. Final: V. O'Donnell & G. Wood f i , C. Ramell DC. CromptonIS. --
TABLES
■ DhnsionOno ' p
Globe Hoys RushtonStA RishtonConA WittonBC GreenParit
Burnley Read B SalesburyA
SydneyStreet RoeLeePark . : RibblesdaleA
Free Gardeners A : - P
5. 39 5
5 28 5 5 5
27
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. s Great Harwood A .5 .5
25: 26 25
5 ' 24 21 13 13
iCoppice- ' ' ■ •• ” 5" 37 Sabden Black OtsyCon
■' DhwionTwo P- P
Hunt Green • ClitfieroeCricketA WhalleyA .
OakhUlVets - WaddingtonA
MercerPark RhhtonConB ;
5 5 5 5
Great Harwood H 5 GIobeA
LowerDarwenA • 5 Grange
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32 31
2 8 , 28 27 26 24 24
•■ 5 • 2D 5
12 5 ■11 .
DhniionThree . P P 5 3D 5
BurnleyRoadA ;; 4 Great Harwood CC 4 OakhHlA
4 v 4
30 27 26 24
RibblesdaleB . . ; . 4 23 Sabden Red - ImmanuelA . SalesburyB - ’ Rushton streets
5 , 19 5
Free Gardeners B ■ 5 ,
EastLancs . ' Globe B ■-• Whalley B . LowerDarwenB MOnshawWands
DfvisjonFbur P 4
22 19
S ' 18 ;
12 • P
32
/ 4 29 . 5 28
4 26' ;■ 5
WaddingtonB..; V 4 ImmanuelB ‘ : ^^ ■ 4
4 ■4 '
24 22 IS
Sabde^Blue • 5 - 18 Ciitheroe Crickets. 5 OakhniB <'Read
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15- 11
TEAMS
Cricket - Saturday
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Read1stXI(v6rooksbottoin, away,start 1-30 - p.m.)K.O'Connor,J.Karvey,
E.Artingstoll,A. ; Bennett, C. Lowes, K. Grimshaw, A. Turner, W. Eastham, R. Sharpies, E Lewes, Jamal. Scorer: K. Crabtree. Read 2nds (v Barnoldswck 2nds, home, meet . ; : 12-30p.m.)
M.Zafran,N.Ahmed,T.Turner,J. ^ Laycock,LFox,
B.Graham,J.Wood,
N.Snape,;
C.Noone,
F.Barden,
A.Carter.ScorenMrs: v
J.SharpIes.
' ' Sunday
Read1stXI(vEuxton,Ram$bottomCup,home,: start1-30p.m.)IC0'Connor,
A.Rushton, . EArtfngstoll, A. Bennett, C. Lowes, K
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Grimshaw, A. Turner, W. Eastham, R. Sharpies,'^.. E Lowes, Jamal. Scorer: K. Crabtree. > .
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CaptainTom Calder (left) presenting the Captain’s Trophy to Phil Jungnickel.
The 2013 Stonyhurst golf sea son teed off atthe College’s nine-hole course with the much anticipated Captain’s Trophy.
Young golfers from all year groups at the Kibble Valley
■ school took part after watch ing sixth-former Tom Calder drive into office as the Captain o f the Golf Society. - In the most thrilling finale in the history o f the event,
• there was an unprecedented extra-hole play-off for the tro- phyafterPhilJungnickel(Year lo) and Matt Radley (Year 12) had recorded identicalscores. Phil beat the older student
by one shot on the extra hole; Mattjust missed the putt that would have sent the pair into a second play-off! Austrian
- Phil became the first year 10 winner. • Two major club competi
tions were played at Stony h u rs t la st weekend, both supported by the club chair man. On Saturday, the Ladies’ ;
Rosebowl was won by Lady Captain-Elect Jan Walkerwith
. anett 69, ahead ofGillMcDon- nell after a card play-off. ■ ■ ' • Best gross score was Lin
da Ashworth with 95 after a card play-off. Lady Captain, Audrey Barnes, was nearest :■ the pin and ex-Ladies’ Cap-
- tain Carolyn Blockell had the ■ longest drive. :. OnSundaytheChairman’s ; ChalicejaStrokeplayCompe-•
: tition, was won by Mike Kerri- ■' gan with a 68 after a three-way- card play-off with John Hod-:
kinson runner-up and Simon Tipton in third place.
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59 58 57 ■ 54
74 72 59
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' . - : • In glorious conditions,'
: the ladies of Whalley compet ed in a Stableford Competi-
■ tion, which included a trophy for the best score by a high handicapper on Thursday. All top four players came
in with 32 points, but after a count-back, Chris Thurston was the winner of the High Handicap Trophy, with Patri cia Bradley second. Maureen Board won the
competition, with Jean Sand- ersonsecond.
■ Mytton Fold Golf Club Treasurer Frank Tunstall,
' won the club’s round of the English Golf Union Medal with an outstanding nett 67. . A fine 80-13-67 took the
honours and the Gold medal awarded by the English Golf Union.
■: • ■ Close behind was the in form Gary Aldred whose nett 69 took him to the head of the Order of Merit. Third-placed John Parkin
son (82-12-70) ju s t squeezed- out Steve Worrall (89-19-70) on a card play-off. There were five twos, with
Nigel Fairhurst and Jan Van ■ Boeckel birdying the first and Peter Main, Garry Davies and Steve Korab all doing likewise . on the ninth.
j :Intheladies’FrancisSmith Qualifier, Judith Kay took the win with a nett 73 with A l i i- . son Nuttall second, just two behind on nett 75.
Walsh is first trophy winner
EveryavailableTeeTimewas occupied as the members of ClitheroeGolfClubturned outfortheTedSpeak Trophy Competition.
Ian Walsh become the first: overall winner'with a spar kling 66, ahead o f ; Stuart Nunn, who was second from Paul Hamer with the same 69. Miles Corish cruised in
with a 70 to take the Division One Prize.
; Ken Mantle won a four way
play-off with Pete Foley,Steve Credie and Matthew Day for the Division Two prize, then found that Robert Turner had gazumped them all with a 71 to
w in by one shot. . . T h e .h ig h l ig h t o f John Greenwoods round in winning the Division Three prize, was a birdietwoonthesth.’ : .■ • ' in the Duckworth Cup and Annie Chambers Qualifying' Competition, LadyCaptainGil-
. lianEddlestone finished witha two-under S.S. 74 to win. ;' Chris Stokes shot the low- ■
est gross score but had to set tle for fifth nett behind Val
■ Fairless,Elaine Grinrod and- Jane Hoyle.
• Irene Hinks found birdies
on the seventh andninthholes to win the Ladies’ nine-hole Stableford with a four^point cushion over second placed • Jean Brennan and young at ■ heart Jessie Telfer filled third place.
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