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Teams brave awful comfitioiis
hardy golfers braved the fol lowing day’s slightly better conditions to post scores for the Winter Pairs. Nick Avino and Martin
Havard were somewhat sur prised to learn that the course was open and were later start ers, coming home with 36 points. With the best nine scores
Holden were out early doors and swept to 35 points over the 16 holes'of the winter course. Tony Wilson and Frank
hear of the passing of former Lady.' Captain Margaret Gradwell in the early hours of January 21st. Margaret took over as Lady
to count, Nick and Martin are now dropping their lowest scores, whilst Tony and Frank have yet to card the minimum nine results. Club members were sad to
SNOW and freezing weather conditions closed the course at Mytton Fold for the Winter Singles last SatuSiay. But two teams of (fool)
GOLF
Captain in 2001.------------- She was instrumental in
building up the ladies’ section at the club.
Though she took her role
as Lady Captain seriously, she still enjoyed her gaihe of golf and never lost her brilliant sense of humour. Margaret enjoyed the
friendly social away days, whether it be organising a shopping trip to Leeds or the Trafford Centre, or a day or weekend away playing golf. During her year as Lady
Captain she raised funds for her chosen charity, which was the British Heart Foundation. She not only worked tire
lessly during her year as Lady Captain, but continued to give support to the incoming I^dy Captain-Elect and the club. The club wish Peter and
Indoor sessions CRICKET very welcome to come along.
the seniors from 7-8 p.m. All existing players are requested to attend, with new players
CHATBURN Cricket Club have arranged their indoor nets at Bowland High School, Grindleton on Monday evenings, com mencing on February 5th. Juniors, aged 10 and above, will be in action from 6-7 p.m., and
his family their sincere condolences.
LOST a ball or two in the ponds at a golf course? A team of professional
divers from UK Lake Balls visited Mytton Fold recently to recover the many golf balls that enter Its numerous ponds - unintentionally
GOLF
of course! Arriving Just before the snow hit the area, but still in freezing conditions, the team had to have an ice breaking session before entering the numerous
ponds which provide some of the challenging elements of the Langho course. If you are hoping to
see any of your miss-hit or unlucky strikes, then you may be in luck. A percentage of the
golf balls will be cleaned and returned to the club for resale at very gener ous prices. The team are pictured
at one of the ponds at Mytton Fold ahead of their ball recovery mis sion (s).
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iclitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Sports information desk EVO'STIK FIRST
DIVISION NORTH . TABLE
Division One ....P W D L P
iiiossiey...........24 16 3 5 51
Skelmersdale .:.17 15 2 0 47 CLITHEROE...... 25 13 6 6 45 New Mills...... ..18 13 2 3 41 parsley FC........26 11 7 8 40 Cammell Laird...22 11 6 5 39 Curzon Ashton .24 11.5 8 38 R'bottomUtd....21 11 4 6 37 WarrinatonTn...26.9 10 7 37 Burscougli...... .24 8 10 6 34 Lancaster Ci^... 26 9 6 11 33 Salford City...... 21 8 7 6 31 OssettTown.....21 7 8 6 29 Bamber Bridge ..20 6 5 9 23 Harrogate R..... .22 6 4 12 22 Wakefield.........24 Radcliffe Boro...21 Prescot Cables .22 Ossett Albion 21 Goole AFC........25 GarforthTown..:25 _ . . . . .
6 3 15 21 4 8 9 20 3 6 1315 3 ,3 1512 3 3 1912 2 4 1910
HARRY DEWHORST MEMORIAL
FOOTDALL LEAGUE FIXTURES
Terry Cattermole Trophy Group A
Arden v Bees Knees(King George’s); Central Boys v Church Town (King George’s).
Group B (c.
Baggy’s Wine Bar v Stanley UltrasT (Memorial); Globe Bullough v D o f Inn Bullough).
TABLES League
.........................P W 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 Baggy’s Wine ...7 Globe Bullough ..5 Arden Inn...........6 Central Boys......6 1 0 5 3
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DONALO RACE AND NEWTON EAST LANCS FOOTDALL
LEAGUE FIXTURES
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By Eric Beardsworth
eric.beardsworti)@
jpress.co.uk
Archery club’s legacy boost
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on a six-acre plot, but for indoor shooting we’ve have had to hire a hall, and we can only afford to shoot indoors once a week,” said club chairman Norman Suchorzewski. “The money vrill help ii
to add a 20-metre extension to their clubhouse at Nabs. Head Lane, Samlesbiiry, and'create their first indoor range. “We have an outdoor range
extend our existing cluohius to louse
and Samlesbury are among 46 sports groups in the North West shanng m £2.3 million of National Lottery frnding from Sport England under the Ol^pic legacy programme. The money will enable them
ARCHERY club members are celebrating after^they won a £50,000 grant to extend their Ribble Valley headquarters. The Bowmen of Pendle
. and they won’t be affected by the dark or by bad weather.” The club will also install ceil
so members can shoot any time they want, as often as they like,
■ The club’s plans are for an ertension in insulated steel
“We are hoping to start work m summer 2014, but if things work out we may be able to start earlier.”
money before work can start. Mr Suchotzewski added-
nwre than 110 years, to when The Pendle Archers were formed in 1902 by enthusiasts in the Ciitheroe, Downham,
The club’s history goes back frant covers most of the cost, ut the club needs to raise more
ing catrieras on the new range so members can see themselves pn playback and assess how to miOTove their techm'que.
sheet to match the existing building. Ribhle Valley Council has approved the plans, and the
For more details of the club:
www.bowmen.co.uk
Calder Vale v Read United; Colne United v Worsthorne; Feniscowles & Pleasington v Rock Rovers; Hurst Green v En field; Mill Hill V Slacdrsteads SJ; Oswaldtwistle SM v Langho. Se co n d D iv is io n
Bacup C C V Prairie United FC; BarnoldswickTown United v Barrowford Celtic; Borrowdale United V Burnley Belvedere; Burnley Athletic v Ciitheroe RBL;The Ivy FC v Daneshouse; Waddington v Canberra FC. Reserve D iv is io n
Canberra F C v Colne United; Read United v Rimington; Rock Rovers v Worsthoriie; Stack- steads S J V Enfield; Waddington V Langho.
T A B L E S
Chatbum and Waddington areas.
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formed in 1926 and amalga mated with Pendle Archers in 1932.,
Samlesbuty Bowmen were
and national level, with junior members meeting every Saturday morning for coaching. ' The club runs beginners’ courses throughout the year to introduce people to the sport, and ‘Try Archer/ events at Samlesbuty for. parties from various orgam'sations and also at village fetes, carnivals and for local schools.
tance from the grounds of Samlesbuty Hall to their cur rent base in 2004, and now have 120 shooting members, along with social members. Members compete at county
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4 - ^ They moved a short dis
..........................P W 0 L P Rimington......... 12 10 1 1 31 Mill Hill ............13 9 1 3 28 Enfield...............10 9 0 1 27 Worsthorne....... 12 7 3 2 24 Feniscowles........11 6 3 2 21 Colne United...... 15 6 1 8 19 ReadUnited....... 15 5 3 7 18 O’twistleSM....... 12 5 1 6 16 HurstGreen........ 16 4 4 8 16 Langho................11 3 4 4 13 Rock Rovers....... 13 3 3 7 12 BurnleyGS0B...15 3 3 9 12 CalderVale FC...13 3 2 8 11 StacksteadSJ...14.2 3 9 9
' Second Division P W D L P
Barrowford C....13 8 0 5 24 B’ley Belvedere.. 10 B 0 2 24 The Ivy..............9 7 1- 1 22 Ciitheroe RBL.... 10 7 '0 3 21 Canberra.......... .....8 6 0 2 18 BuraleyAth.......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 Bacup C C ..........9 1 1 7 4 Peel Park...........10 0 0 10 0
Reserve Division „ Canberra
P W D L P - 12 9 2 1 29
Worsthorne......... 9 8 0 1 24 Rock Rovers..... 14 6 3 5 21 Oswaldtwistle.... 12 6 1 5 19 Rimlngton........... 9 5 1 3 16 Stacksteads....... 10 4 3 3 i s Enfield.................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
FOOTBALL LEAGUE ...... RESULTS
Coping Badly 2, Cunning Stunts 7; White Lion 10, Mad Dogs 3; Disco Ninjas 4, Horse Shoe 2; Replace ments 6. CRE7 0.
TABLE
...........................P WD L P Disco Ninjas.....14 13 0 1 39 Cunning Stunts. 14 10 0 4 30 Replacements ...14 9 1 4 28 Mad Dogs........14 8 1 5 25 Coping Badly....14 6 0 8 18 WhdeLion..... ;..14 5 1 8 16 Inter Horseshoe 14 3 1 1010 CRE7.................14 0 0 14 0
SNOOKER
TIGER TAXIS CLITHEROE SNOOKER
LEAGUE RESULTS
Billington B 8. Waddington B 4: M. Unwin 97, A. DEan 62; T. Wilson 79, S. Dean 78; D. Wilson 65, B. Phillip
.76; C. W/ilson 89, S. Holden 76; D. Hargreaves 101, G. Laxton 93; J. Ainsworth 75, S. Baines 103. Con Club 10, Ciitheroe 2; J. Whittaker 85, A. Pilkinmon 84; S. West 84, D. Allen 47; S. Shaw 63,1. Nash 67; S. Whittaker 97, P. Travis 67; P. Clegg 76, M. Turner 44; M. Whittaker 79, D. Bowler 73. Low Moor A 8, Slaidburn 4; M. Holmes 73, G. Parker 50; B. Hitchen 78, C. Edmondson 66; D. Cox 103, J. Aiken 58; J. Laycock 83, D. Harrison 122; S. Tandy 70, T. Robinson 97; S. Thompson 98, D. Cowking 73. Catholic Club 10, Social Club 2: J. Byrne 90,1. O'Neil 89; I. Cooper 86, J. Steer 65; M. Plant 79, D. Flynn 86; T. Byrne 84, T. Bridgeman 60. R. B. Legion 6, Chatbum B 6: M. Riley 61, S. Simkin 88; S. Almond 114, J. Lockley 46; M. Hitchen 66, T. Cordeau 73; D. Walmsiey 48, A. Booth 105; G. Brunker 97, D. Lakin 80; S. Winckiey 94, R. Parker 72. Chatburn A 6, Low Moor B 6: C. Lawson 86,1. Perry 57; P. Clark 81, S. Wright 52; G. Clark 86, S. Stell 66; I. Holgate 66, C. Haylon 76; N. Jeffries 76, D. Greenhaigh 77; 0. Crooks 61, S. Rushton 87.
FIXTURES
Social Club V Low Moor A; Ciitheroe V Catholic Club; Waddington B v Con Club; Chatbum A V Billington B: Slaidbum v R.B. Legion; Low Moor B V Chatbum B.
TABLE
................ . P W D L P Chatburn A ....15. 9 5 1120 Con Club.......15 7 7 1118 Low Moor A...15 7 4 4102 R.B.Legion....15 3 10 2 96 Catholic Club..14 5 5 4 94 LowMoorB...15 3 9 3 90 Waddington B 15 6 4 5 88 Slaidburn......14 4 6 4 82 Chatburn B ....15 2 7 6 78 Billington B ....15 4 4 7 72 Ciitheroe........15 1 7 7 72 Social Club....15 4 0 1160
POOL
STANLEY DROTHERS CLITHEROE POOL
LEAGUE RESULTS
Tiger Taxis Challenge Cup Buck A 7, De Lacy 0; Buck Lad dies 0, Billington Band Club B 7; Dog Whalley 7, Royal British Legion A 6; Higher Buck 6, Castle A 7; Waggon & Horses B 4. White Horse A 7; Whalley Club 7, Horseshoe 5; While Lion 5. White Hart 7; St Peters B 7, Craven Heifer 1. Premier Division
.Castle A 7, Bay Horse 5; Horseshoe 4, Waggon & Horses 6; Read Constitutional Club 7, Rose & Crown A 5; Rose &
Crown 11, While Lion 1; Royal British Legion A 8, Billington Band Club B 4; White Horse A . 5, Buck A 7.
First Division
Dog Whalley 10, Royal British Legion 2; Higher Buck 9, St Peters A 3; SI Peters B 6, Royal Oak A 6; Waggon & Horses B 9, Horseshoe B 3; Whalley Club 7, Stork 5; While Hart 6, Low Moor B 6.
Second Division
Billington Band Club 9, Craven Heifer 3; Craven Heifer B 3, Buck Laddies 9; De Lacy 6 , . Whalley Arms 6; Dbg Sports Bar B 2, Read Con Club BIO; Royal Oak B 1, Dog Sports Bar 11.
FIXTURES Tonight
Premier Division
Bay Horse v Royal British Legion A; Billin^on Band Club B V Rose & Crown A; Buck A V Horseshoe: Rose & Crown V White Horse A; Waggon & Horses v Castle A; White Lion v Read Constitutional Club.
First Division
Horseshoe B v Whalley Club; Low Moor B V Waggon & Horses B; Royal British Legion V White Hart; Royal Oak A v Higher Buck; St Peters B v Dog Whallw; Stork v St Peters A. Second Division
Buck Laddies v Dog Sports Bar; Dog Sports Bar B v Billington Band Club; Read Con Club B v Royal Oak B; Whalley Arms v Craven Heifer B. T A B LES
Premier Div is io n ^
.......................... P P Royal British Leg A 12 126 BuckA............... 12 112 Rose&Crov/n.... 12 110 Billington B ....... 12 107 Castle A ............. 12 82 Read Con Club.... 12 79 Waggon A .......... 12 76 Rose & Crown A . 12 76 White Lion.......... 12 69 Horseshoe......... 12 62 White Horse A.... 12 55 Bay Horse.......... 12 54 First Division
.......................... P P Dog Whalley....... 12 105 Higher Buck....... 12 101 Whalley Club...... 12 99 Waggon & Horses B11 89 St Peters A..-....... 12 85 St Peters B......... 12 85 Horseshoe B ..... 12 82 Royal Oak A .... 12 76 Stork................. 12 73 Royal British Legion 12 67 LowMoorB....... 11 66 White Hart.......... 12 66 Second D iv is ion
.......................... P - P BiUingtonBC...... 10 108 Dog Sports Bar... 10 97 Buck Laddies...... 10 93 Whalley Arms.... 10 76 Read Con Club B. 10 63 Craven Heifer B ... 10 63 Craven Heifer..... 10 61 DeLacy;............ 10 68 Royal Oak B ....... 10 41 Dog Sports Bar B 10 40
CLITHEROE DARTS RESULTS
Mick Patten Knockout Swan & Royal 5, Horseshoe 0;
DARTS
Low Moor 3, Brown Cow C 5; Brown Cow B 0, Black Bull 5; Legion B 5, Pendle Inn 4; White Lion 5, Craven A 4; Craven B 5, Brown Cow A 0.
Legion B v Pendle Inn; Buck Inn V SWan & Royal; Black Bull v Craven B; Low Moor v Bye; Cra ven A v Brown Cow A; Brown Cow B V Horseshoe: White Lion
FIXTURES League
V Legion A; Bye v Brown Cow C. TABLES
Division One
.........................P W D L P Swan & Royal ....9 9 0 0 58 Black Bull;..........8 5 0 3 43 Craven B ............8 5 0 3 41 Legion B........... .9 3 0 6 35 Buck Inn.............8 5 0 3 33 Pendle Inn..........8 2 0 6 30 Low Moor..........8 0 0 8 20
Division Two
.........................P W D L P Brown Cow C .....9 7 0 2 54 Craven A ............8 8 0 0 49 White Lion..........9 6 0 3 45 Brown Cow B .....8 5 0 3 38 Brown Cow A .....9 3 0 6 32 Horseshoe..........9 0 0 9 26
Legion A............ 8 2 0 6 24
CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND
DOMINOES LEAGUE RESULTS
Trebles Knockout
Seml-Rnallsts: Black Bull Old Langho A team. Black Bull Old Langho B team; Brown Cow A v Royal British Legion.
FIXTURES
Black Bull Chatburn v White Lion: Brown Cow B v Brown Cow A; R.B. Legion v Social Club; Brown Cow Chatburn v Black Bull Old Langho; Buck Inn V Swan & Royal; Dog Inn V R o se & Crown. Byes: Judge Walmsiey and Horseshoe. TA B LES
League One Darts
Black Bull Chatbum 6 3B Brown Cow A ..... 5 30 Judge Walmesley 6 28 Brown Cow B ..... 6 26 White Lion.......... 5 21 R. B. Legion....... 5 20 Social Club.........
5 8 . Leagu e Two Darts
Black Bull OL...... 6 35 Brown Cow ChatbumB 35 Buck Inn............. 6 35 Dog Inn.............. 5 26 Swan & Royal.... 6 22 Horseshoe.......... 6
20 Rose & Crown.... 5 7
L e ag u e One Dominoes ........................... P P
Judge Walmsiey.. 6 69 Brown Cow B ..... 6 65 Black Bull Chatburn 6 64 Social C lu b ........ 5 58 White Lion.......... 5 49 RB Legion.......... 5 48 Brown Cow A ..... 5 46 Le ag u e Two Dominoes
.................................. P P Swan & Royal.... 6 68 Black Bull 01....... 6 68 Buck Inn............. 6 67 Horseshoe......... 6 64 Brown Cow Chatbum6 63 Dog Inn.............. 5 53 Rose 8i Crown.... 5 46
RIBGLE VALLEY LADIES DARTS AS
SOCIATION RESULTS
British Legion 4, Low Moor Club 5; Petre Arms 6, Billington B B C 3; Catholic S C 4, Brown Cow 5; Black Bull 4, Bay Horse 5. . League Placing's
■ TABLES League
Pts
Petre Arms.......................... 58 Black Bull.... ........................49 Billington BBC..................... 49 Low Moor Club.................... 46 Brown Cow.......................... 46 Bay Horse A......................... 39 Catholic SC..............................39 - Bay Horse B......................... 38 British Legion...................... 32
BADMINTON
BLACKRURN AND DISTRICT
BADMINTON LEAGUE Division One
............. ........... . P W D L P Westholme'A’ ...11 11 0 0 215 B’bum Seniors AID 9 0 1195 Independent A... 10 5 0 5124 Abacus A....1..... 10 4 0 6 105 Ciitheroe A .......10 5 0 5 102 Telecom A ........10 2 0 8 87 ■ B’burn Seniors B 9 3 0 6 86 Tag.....................8 4 0 -4 79 St Philips........... 9 1 0 8 62
Division Two
.......................... P W D L P B’bum HarpoonslO 9 0 1 171 Halsteads.......... 9 8 0 1 150 RoefieldA.........11 7 0 4150 Independent B... 10 7 0 3 134 B’bum Seniors Cl 1 3 0 8122 St Nicholas.......10 4 0 6120 WestholmeB....10 4 0 6103 Ciitheroe B ........8 2 0 6 50 Abacus B........... 9 0 0 9 50
Division Three .PWD
College........... ..10 9 0 RoefieldB........10 10 0 Harpoons Jnrs.. 10-7 0 St Matthews.....11 5 0 Goodshaw.........9 6 0 Telecom B ........10 6 0 RoefieldC........10 2 0 B’burn Seniors D ll 1 0 Bateman 8i Best 11 0 0
L P I 169 0167 3148 6139 3132 4117 8 85 10 74 I I 74
A M CRICKET
UP and coming young cricket umpire Paddy Brown is set for the opportunity of a lifetime! He will be getting in some useful early
season practce when he jets out to Dubai in March to umpire in a competition for the leading public schools of the world. Paddy starting playing cricket as a
nine-year-old at Whalley, making steady progress through the ranks, and he has graced the first team for the Station Road club, having been leading wicket taker in the seconds in 2011. But with the full backing and sup
Cheltenham School from the UK, Westville from Durban, South Africa, Newcastle School, Sydney, Haberdashers Aitchinson College, Pakistan, Auckland School, New Zealand and others. It involves various games over a two-
week period, including day night games, all at the ICC academy in Dubai, where numerous counties have played warm up friendlies and the lesser nations play full internationals. Paddy will be standing with current
ever official to stand in the world- famous Lancashire League, where he was a resounding success and received excellent marks from the team captains and was well received by most players. This year he will also be covering the
Boards “elite”group of junior officials who are being mentored and coached with a view to them progressing to the first class game. Last season he also volunteered his
Northern League, travelling to places like Barrow, Kendal and Blac^ool. He is a member of the English Cricket
services to cover an event featuring the English disabled team. Also he has covered many county age
he has been invited to umpire at the International Cricket Conference Academy in Dubai, when the leading public schools of the world will contest the Emirates School Arch 40 trophy at the end of March and early April. The competition involves Eton, Harrow and Dulwich Colleges and
group games and county girls cricket. As a result of his progress to date,
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port of the club, Paddy now makes lim ited appearances due to his ambitions to become a full-time umpire and the ultimate pinnacle of standmg in a. Test match. Last year he became the youngest-
first class officials, and former Test umpire John Holder. Paddy is one of four young officials -
all under 30 - selected. Unfortunately, or fortunately, he is
the only one not working and they have been asked to pay for themselves as the ECB see it as a great opportunity. So Paddy is on the look out for spon
sorship or donations towards his costs, and if anyone-can help, they can contact him on 01254 824719 or 07794611102. Whalley Cricket club have backed
Paddy both on the field and financially, as there is a distinct lack of funding for officials in the game, and they have started the ball rolling. A fundraising event is being held
at Whalley Golf Club on Thursday, February 21st at 7-30 p.m. This will be in the way of a question
and answers forum, along with stories from former Test umpire John Holder, former first class umpire Tormny Wilson and a former first class cricketer, who is to be confirmed. Tickets are £5 and include pie and
peas supper. They are available from Paddy as
above, or his parents on 0789 686 7723 or contact Stephen Brown at stephen- noddybrown(®
btintemet.com
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