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CLITHEROE’S Connor Byrne has been select ed for the third year running to be a member of the GB junior lead climbing team. This honour only goes to the very best young
MYTTON Fold Golf Club held its belated Turkey Shoot at the weekend on a cold and frosW Sunday morning. Wth snow blowing in to
greet the later starters, the bleak mid-winter setting added to the seasonal nature of this popular event. Postponed from the wet
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bles partner Garry Davies by just one shot who, m turn, beat Matt Walsh by a card play-off. Fourth was taken by Steve
bright and surmy Saturday, saw Ray Standring shoot a nett 55, using his seasonal handicap of eight to best effect. Kay headed long-time dou
dampen the enthusiasm of Mytton Fold’s hardy ladies (pictured) and in a close finish, top spot went to Jean Havard (34 points) followed by Hazel Sellars (33 points) and lady captain Doreen Hammond (3^oints). The Wnter Singles, on a
share of the twos pot when he birdied the ninth hole - split
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Friday is malch night!
SPORT SHORTS
Henry Kay on 07964909103, or email futurestarsfootball@
hotmail.co.uk
game being called off due to the weather and want to leam some new skills, make new friends and play the beauti ful game each week, go down to Roefield Astroturf Pitches, Edisford Road, Clitheroe. To book your child on call
up with their own age and size groups, with the emphasis on matches, fiin and non-stop activity. So if you are fed up of you
girls aged six to 12. Players will play and warm
ing company Future Stars Football Coaching has launched its new football scheme; Friday Night is Match Night, from 6-8 p.m., for £2-50 per child. Ih e n i^ t is for boys and
GAME been called off? No fixture this week? Just got to play? Local football coach
Worrall (nett 57) who again loses a snot without the ben efit of prize money. Steve’s run leaves him 12 points clear in the Order of Merit. Phil Campbell earned a
pre-Christmas period, the event attracted a healthy field and was held over the 16-hole shortened winter course due to the frozen ground. The conditions failed to
GOLF
Kay took the win with a nett 61, one shot ahead of Jean Havard. Hazel Sellars took, third. Judith heads the ladies’ Order of Merit by two points with Hazel in second place. The men’s Winter Pairs competition was a game of two
Heavy overnight frost resulted in a change to winter greens and bigger cups.
cold, sunny and dry, enabling normal greens
halves.
Saturday to
be was
Av no* and Martin Holden when they carded 36 points and,
vinoi to agether by
matches, head the table. Their
after playing nine
and Frank Havard bank 45 points, with Phil ^ a n and Peter Fox next with 36 points. Barrie Walmsley once again played a singleton round and netted 34 points whilst absen tee partner Keith Fitzhenry ■ was sunning himself in Ibiza!
by Wayne Ivinson and John Welch who are fourth in the table, but have one more game to play before they start drop- piM their lowest score. Sunday saw Tony Wilson
score was matched was used.
The best score on Saturday put
by Nick 1
with an eagle two by John Berry at' the 273-yard par 4 sixth. His 30-yard putt was the - talk of the clubhouse. In the ladies’ section Judith
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the grade for the team; the selection for the 2013 team has only 16 individuals, aged between 15 and 19, including both males and females, and spanning four competition age groups. Last year Connor came 17th and 12th at two
climbers, who are expected to come within the top 20 places at European Youth competitions over the coming year. Only a very small number of climbers make
• at these events. Indoor climbing is becoming increasingly
major European competitions, in France and Slovenia, and was the top GB boy in his age group
popular, though there is very little in the way of funding for competitors in the national team, for a sport which hopes to be welcomed into the Olympics for 2020. Team members train within their regions, at
their own expense, often on their own and only coming together for competitions. Unlike many sports there is no centre of excel
free entry to their venues for training, which is a massive help, and Connor receives & e kit from Beyond Hope, suppliers of climbing equipment and clothing. ms(
t r i g l a ^
lence .which ofers schooling alongside elite climb ing coaching, a luxury the European teams have. Many climbing walls allow team members
www.clltheroeadvertlser.co.uk Clitheroe Advertiser & Times,Thursday, January 17,2013 Sports information desk EVO-STIK FIRST
DIVISION NORTH T A B L E S
D iv is io n One
........................ P W D L P Mossley..........24 16 3 5 51 Tratford...........21 14 6 1 48 Skelmersdale ...17 15 2 0 47 CLITHEROE......25 13 6 6 45 New Mills........ 18 13 2 3 41 Parsley EC....... 26 11 7 8 40 Cammell Laird... 22 T1 6 5 39 Curzon Ashton .24 11 5 8 38 R'bottomUtd....21 11 4 6 37 WarringtonTn...26 9 10 7 37 8urscough...... 24 8 10 6 34 Lancaster City... 26 9 6 11 33 Salford City......21 8 7 6 31 OssettTown.....21 7 8 6 29 BamberBrldge..20 6 5 9 23 Harrogate R......22 6 4 12 22 Wakefield........ 24 6 3 15 21 RadcliffeBoro...21 4 8 9 20 Prescot Cables .22 3 6'13 15
' Ossett Albion....21 3 3 15 12 GooleAFC...... .25 3 3 19 12 Garforth Town...25 2 4 19 1 0
HARRY DEWHURST MEMORIAL
FOOTRALL LEAGUE
R E S U L T S L e a g u e
Central Boys 1, Bees Knees 11. F IX TU R E S L e a g u e
Arden v Baggy’s Wine Bar (King G); Bees Knees v Central Boys
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physics, chemistry and computing at CRGS, combining his studies with training in prepara- tipn for the team selection event in March, which will determine competitors to travel to the first Internationals of 20l3.
Stonyliurst Park is in fuii swing!
•STONYHURST Park Golf Club has taken full advantage of the winter months to fur ther develop the golf course before the season gets into full swing in March. - The new first green is now
in front of the -7th/16th green which will give choices on how the hole can be played and add Interest. New tee signs have been
in play and the improvement in drainage has been much in evidence. A new bunker is being dug
GOLF
been sponsored by local busi nesses and the club thank Aegis, Barrow Construction, BCW Engineering, Cosgroves (Whalley),
Bromley
installed on all tees which add to the appearance of the course. The signs have all
Insurance, Fort 'Vale, Fuzzy Duck, Oakhill Academy, Ribble Valley .Heat Pumps, Riley and Shutt, Robinson and Spensley, the Bayley Arms, the Eagle and Child, The Grand, the Three Fishes, the Whalley Wine Shop and Whalley Physiotherapy. A sponsors’ day and lunch is being planned for February
Andrew Oddie, has been appointed to start in March following the semi-retirement of the long-serving Barry Bolton. Andrew has been working on the course for the past two years under the tute-
lage of Barry. For membership enquii
23rd to show the club’s appre ciation for the effort made. A new head greenkeeper
ir-Jr'
tee signs being prepared for installation. From left, Andrew Oddie, Ross Hibbert (greens chair) Bariy Bolton, Tony Lee (captain).
ies please contact John IGrk (01200 426311). Pictured are the new
TelJr 01282 424041 - f
School, without which the cost of travel and train ing would have been very difficult to cover. Connor is currently studying A Level maths,
: Globe Bullough vDog Inn h): Stanley Ultras v Church
Town (Bullough). T A B L E S L e a g u e
........................ PW D L P Church Town....6 6 0 0 18 Dog Inn............5 4 0 1 12 Stanley Ultras....5 3 1 1 10 Bees Knees.......6 3 1 2 10 Baggy’s Wine ...7 2 1 4 7 Globe Bullough ..5 1 1 3 4 Arden Inn......... 6 1 0 5 3 Central Boys......6 1 0 5 3
DONALD RACE AND NEWTON EAST LANCS FOOTRALL
LEAGUE R E S U L T S
First Division
Calder Vale 0, Hurst Green 3; Enfield 5. Burnley GSOB 1; Mill Hill 5, Feniscowles & Pleasington 3; Read United 1, Stacksteads SJ 2; Rock Rovers 1, Oswaldtwislle SM 3; Worsthorne 5, Colne United 0. Second Division
Colne United 2, Enfield 1; Langho 3, Canberra FC 3; Stacksteads SJ 2, Rock Rovers
First Division
Colne United v Calder Vale FC; Enfield v Hurst Green; Fenis cowles & Pleasington v Langho; Mill Hill V Burnley GSOB; Rock Rovers v Worsthorne; Stack steads SJ v Oswaldtwistie SM. Second Division
Borrowdale United v Clitheroe RBL; Burnley Atfiletic v Can-
• berra FC; Burnley Belvedere v Bacup CC; Prairie United v Peel Park; The Ivy FC v Barnoldswick Town United; Waddington v Daneshouse FC. Reserve Division
Langho v Rimington; Os waldtwistie SM V Stacksteads Read United v Colne United;
Worsthorne v Enfield. TABLES
First Division
R™'n?ton........12 10 1 1 31 Mill. Hill ...........13 9 1 3 28
EnfieW............. 10 9 0 1 27 Worsthorne......12 7 3 2 24 Feniscowles.......11 6 3 2 21 Colne United....15 6 1 8 19 Read United......15 5 3 7 18 P’twistleSM......12 5 1 -6 16
Hurst Green....... 16 4 4 8 16 Langho............ i i 3 4 4 13
Barrowford Celtic 1, Burnley Athletic 4; Canberra FC 4, bor- rowdale United 2; Clitheroe RBL 5, Bacup CC 2; Prairie United FC 1, The Ivy FC 12; Wadding- ton 0, Burnley Belvedere 4. Reserve Division
1; Waddington 2, Worsthorne 3. 'F IX T U R E S Tomorrow
Rock Rovers.... 13 3 3 7 12 BurnleyGS0B...15 3 3 9 12 CalderValeFC...13 3 2 8 11 StacksteadSJ...14 2 3 9 9
Second Division
Barrowford C...;. 13 8 0 5 24 B’ley Belvedere.. 10 8 0 2 24 The Ivy.............9 7 1 1 22 Clitheroe RBL.... 10 7 0 3 21 Canberra...........8 6 0 2 18 Burnley Ath.......7 4 2 1 14 BarlickTown.....11 3 5 3 14 Prairie Utd........10 4 2 4 14 Borrowdale.......10 4 1 5 13 Waddington..... 12 2 3 7 9 Daneshouse...... 9 2 1 6 7 BacupCC..........9 1 1 7 4 Peel Park......... ,10 0 0 10 0
„ P W D L P
Canberra......... 12 9 2 1 29 Worsthorne......9 8 0 1 24 Rock Rovers....14 6 3 5 21 Oswaldtwislle.... 12 6 1 5 19 Rimington........9 5 1 3 16 Stacksteads......10 4 3 3 15 Enlield............. 8 4 1 3 13 Langho..............8 3 3 2 12 Colne Utd......... 10 1 0 9 3 Waddington......10 1 0 9 3 Read Utd........... 8 0 2 6 2
ROEFIELD LEISURE 5-A-SIDE
FOOTRALL LEAGUE TABLE
....................... PW D L P Disco Ninjas......8 8 0 0 24 Replacements ...10 8 0 2 24 Mad Dogs....... 10 6 1 3 19 Cunning Stunts ..9 6 0 3 18 Coping Badly.....9 5 0 4 15 Inter Horseshoe 11 3 0 8 9 White Lion....... 11 2 1 8 7 CRE7...............10 0 0 10 0
SNOOKER
TIGER TAXIS CLITHEROE SNOOKER LEAGUE
RESULTS
Billington 6 8, Social Club 4:T. Wilson 65, T. Bridgeman 83; D. Hargreaves 84, J. Steer 105; M. Unwin 101, D. Rynn 45; P. Kiddie
- 119, B. O’Neil 86; J. Ainsworth 111,1. O’Neil 75; T. Wright 85, D. Astley 68. Chatburn A 10, Clitheroe 2: P. Clark 85,1. Nash 21; 0. Crooks 95, J. Griffiths 67; C. Lawson 125, D. Bowness 51; G. Clark 83, A. Pilk- ington 58; I. Holgate 76, T. Brown 55; N. Jefferies 78, D. Bowler 80. Waddington B 8, Low Moor B 4: S. Dean 95, S. Wright 63; B. Phillip 76, C. Hayton 90; I. Jackson 77, D. Greenhaigh 90; A. Dean 92, T. Richardson 73; S. Holden 101, I. Rushlon 74; S. Baines beat S. Rushton. Low Moor A 6, R.B. Legion 6: G. McQuade92, M. Hitchen72;M. Holmes 37, D. Walmsley 58; J. Lay- cock 84, G. Brunker 69; B. Hitchen 64, S. Winckley 92; S. Tandy 45, S. Almond 86; D. Cox 106, J. Hamilton 57. Catholic Club 6, Chatburn B 6; M. Plant 88, R. Parker 85; I. Cooper 79, A. Booth 86; J. Byrne 91, S. Simkin 49; M. Byrne 60, T. Cordeau 78; T. Byrne 47, D. Lakin 84; R. Alston 93, M. Paul 62. Con Club 6, Slaidburn 6; R Clegg 67, W. Robinson 61; S. Shaw 61, G. Parker 67; B. Waddington 76, D. Cowking 84; J. Whittaker 98, J. Aiken 61 ;S. Whittaker 79, C. Edmondson 69; S. West 59, T. Robinson 80. FIXTURES
Chatburn B v Low Moor A; Slaid burn V Catholic Club; Social Club v Con Club; Clitheroe v Billington B; Waddington B v Chatburn A; Low Moor Bv R.B. Legion.
TABLE
...................... P WD L P Chatburn A....13 9 3 1108 Con Club.......13 5 7 1 96 Low Moor A ...13 6 4 3 92 R.B.Legion....13 3 8 2 84 Catholic Club..13 4 5 4 80 Low Moor B...13 3 7 3 78 Slaidburn......13 4 6 3 78 Waddington B13 6 3 4 78 Clitheroe........13 1 7 5 66 Chatburn B....13 1 6 6 62 Social Club....13 4 0 9 58 BillingtonB....13 2 4 7 56
Reserve Division P W D L P
POOL
STANLEY RROTHERS CLITHEROE POOL
LEAGUE
Bay Horse 5, White Horse A 7; Billington Band Club B 6, Horseshoe 6; Buck A 7, White Lion 5; Read Constitutional Club 7, Castle A 5; Rose & Crown A 3, Royal British Legion A 9; Waggon and Horses 3, Horse & Crown 9.
Premier Division RESULTS
Higher Buck 7, Waggon and Horses B 5; Horseshoe B 5, Dog Whalley 7; Low Moor B 3, SI Peters B 9; Royal British Le gion 8, Royal Oak A 4; St Peters A 6, Whalley Club 6; Stork 3, White Hart 9.
First Division
Craven Heller 6, Read Con Club B 6; Dog Sports Bar 7, Craven Heifer B 5; Royal Oak B 5, De Lacy 7; Whalley Arms 6. Billington Band Club 6.
Second Division
Castle A v Billington Band Club B; Horseshoe v Bay Horse; Rose & Crown v Buck A; Royal British Legion A v Read Consti tutional Club; White Horse A v Waggon and Horses; White Lion V Rose & Crown A.
Premier Division
FIXTURES Tonight
Dog Whalley v Low Moor B; Royal Oak A v St Peters A; St Peters B v Royal British Legion; Waggon & Horses B v Stork; Whalley Club v Higher Buck; White Hart v Horseshoe B.
First Division
Craven Heifer B v Royal Oak B; Oe Lacy v Buck Laddies; Dog Sports Bar B v Craven Heifer; Read Con Club'B v Dog Sports Bar.
Second Division TABLES Premier Division
.............h......... P P Royal British Leg A 10 106 Buck A................ 10 100 Billington 8 ....:.. 10 95 Rose & Crown.... 10 86 Castle A............. 10 66 Read Con Club.... 10 66 White Lion......... 10 63 Rose & Crown A. 10 62 Waggon A ......... 10 55 Horseshoe......... 10- 51 White Horse A.... '10 47 Bay Horse......... 10 42 First Division
........................ P P Whalley Club..... 10 -83 Higher Buck...... 10 83 Dog Whalley...... 10 82 St Peters A........ 10 72 St Peters 8 .......... 10 71 Waggon & Horses 8 9 68 Horseshoe B ..... 10 68 Royal Dak A .... 10 65 Stork.................. 10 64 Royal British Legion 10 58 Low Moor 8 ......... 9 56 White Hart......... 10 56 Second Division
Billington BC.....
P 9
P
Dog Sports Bar... 8 74 Buck Laddies...... 8
Whalley Arms..'... 9 69 Craven Heifer..... 8 48 Read Con ClubB. 8 47 De Lacy............. 7 42 Craven Heifer 8... 7 41 Royal Dak 8 ......
Dog Sports Bar 8 8
8 36 34
DARTS
CLITHEROE DARTS RESULTS League
Pendle Inn 5, Craven B 4; Legion B 3, Swan & Royal 6; Craven A 5, Legion A 4; White Lion 4, Brown Cow C 5.
.................... . PW D L P Division One TABLES
Swan & Royal ....8 8 0 0 52 Black Bull.......... 7 5 0 2 40 Craven 8 ...........7- 4 0 3 35 Legion B............ 8 3 0 5 32 Pendle Inn..........8 2 0 6 30 Buck Inn............ 7 4 0 3 26 Low Moor..........7 0 0 7 18
Division Two
.......................... P W D L P CravenA............8 8 0 0 49
Brown CowC..... 8 6 0 2 49 White Lion........... 8 5 0 3 40
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97 /2
Brown Cow 8 ......7 5 0 2 34 Brown Cow A ___7 2 0 5 24 Legion A.............7 1 0 6 19 Horseshoe..........7 D 0 7 18
CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND
DOMINOES LEAGUE RESULTS
B lin d M ix e d D o u b le s
Quarter-Final; Steve Simp- son/Lindsay Astin beat Mark Steer/Becky Bolton; Jason Dewhurst/Linda Waring beat Rick Jones/Lou Proctor; John Phillips/Debra Collinson beat Peter Herbert/Anne Marie Blezzard; Derek Graham/ Vicky Blezzard beat Dave - Flynn/Carol Joy. Semi-Final; Jason Dewhurst/ Linday Waring beat Steve Simpson/Lindsay Astin; Derek GrahanWicky Blezzard beat John Phiillips/Debra Col linson. Final: Jason Dewhust/Linda Waring beat Derek Graham/ Vicky Blezzard. D om in o e s
Jim Hawke (Brown Cow Chatburn) and Debra Col linson (The Buck) beat Lilian Tomlinson (The Swan & Royal) and Derek Graham (British Legion). TABLES
Black Bull Chatburn 5 29 Brown Cow 8 ..... 4 22 Brown Cow A ..... 4 21 Judge Walmesley 4 20 R. 8. Legion....... 5 20 White Lion......... 4 15 Social Club........ 4 8 League Two Darts
............................... P P Brown Cow Chatbum5 28 Black Bull OL...... 5 27 Dog Inn............. 4 26 Buck Inn............ 5 26 Sawn & Royal.... 5 21 Horseshoe......... 5 18 Rose & Crown.... 5 7 League One Dominoes
- Black Bull Chatburn 5 53 BRB Legion....... 5 48 Judge Walmsley.. 4 47 Social Club....... 4 46 Brown Cow 8 ..... 4 43 White Lion.:........ 4 41 Brown Cow A..
............................... P P Swan & Roval....
League Two Dominoes P
Buck Inn............ 5 Horseshoe........
Rose & Crown.... 5 Dog Inn............. 4
5
P 5
Brown Cow Chatburn5 Black Bull Dl......
58 56
5 ’ 54 52 48 46 43
BADMINTON
Billington BBC 8, Bay Horse 1; Low Moor Club 7, Black Bull 2; Craven 5, Buck (Grindlelon) 4;
SOCIATION RESULTS
Catholic SC 3, Petre Arms 6. TABLES
• Pts
Petre Arms................ ;. 52 Billington BBC...............46 Black Bull..................... 45 Craven.......................... 41 Low Moor Club..............41 Buck Grindleton....... .'....38 Catholic SC....................35 Bay Horse..................... 34 British Legion................28
CRICKET
. Any villages, clubs, socie-' ties or pub te teamr ■
week around the local area between May and August in a 20/20 s^le format.
arranged at Low Moor Club on Monday, January 28th at 7-30 p.m.
than welcome to aipply tojoin. A
meeting
can be obtained from John Hargreaves on 07921 740255.
Further been information
s are more lias
THE Clitheroe and District Cricket League is on the lookout for new teams. -Matches are played mid
RIRBLE VALLEY LADIES DARTS AS
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League One Darts P P
Clitheroe fail to hit the heights
RUGBY
Ashton under Lyne......... ........24 CLITHEROE put out a strong team at Littlemoor to face the jumbo-sized pack that the visitors .Ashton under Lyne brought, but it wasn’t to be enough on the day, as the Manchester side eased to a 24-9 victory. •The home team welcomed back speedy wing man Jordan 'Wilde onto the right flank, and it was the stoiy of, the match when, despite clearly having the legs on his opposite number, he only got the ball in space on a couple of occasions. The forwards remained intact from
the previous week’s excellent showing and deserved their reselection en bloc. Plus the return of scrum half Dan
Smith to chivvy and snipe round the fiinges was a plus, allowing the cap tain Nathan Peel to return to his more favoured centre position. However, Clitheroe were under the
cosh almost immediately. A penalty conceded directly from the kick-off was fortunately pushed wide. But worse was to come; Ashton were
smelling blood and attacked a rather static and ponderous Clitheroe defence, and almost before the crowd had got set tled, they had scored two tries. Clitheroe regrouped under the posts
after the second tiy and after a few home truths from the captain decided to get into the game.
otherwise. It was going to be a long old afternoon
At last the home team gave the Littlemoor faithful something to cheer
■ about as the ground their way into the Ashton half of the pitch. A penalty gained, up stepped Martin
Lafranceschina to open Clitheroe’s account. 12-3 and now at least they were in it.
Not so fast; another turnover in mid-
field and Clitheroe were too slow to react, and the visitors were in for another try to make it 19-3 at the turn round, and things looking a bit bleak again. Back to basics was the call in the
huddle, and just keep grafting. At least the second half was overall
not as one -sided on the scoreboard as the first period.
Ashton scored a fourth try but
Clitheroe managed another two penal ties via the boot of Lafranceschina. And although man of the match
Chris Waddington (pictured) went within inches of scoring, it was the only real clear-cut scoring opportunity that Clitheroe managed to create. Ashton were-good value for their win
and showed why they have only lost once this season, and are set fair for promo tion come the season end. Clitheroe will be disappointed in their
overall performance, especially com pared to previous weeks. Somehow they just did not reach the
standard they have set themselves. You could not point the finger at indi
viduals, as it is a team performance, when things go well, likewise and conversely it is also when things do not.
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