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Trainee Assistant Practitioner 30 hours per week during training
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______ _________Closing date: Monday 21“ July 2014
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D.Stuart C-Spink-Baines, ASpencer, EDrake.
. J-Banks, BAhmed, D^tuart, HGraham, SAhmed, H.Ung,
R.Cattermole. Scorer S. Stamford.
Qitheroe 2nd XI (v Saleshuty, home, meet 12-30 pan.)
J.Green,
C.Musson, AHutchins, CBrown.
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hoop at the prospect of Pre mier League football, but they were distinctly downcast at Clitheroe Golf Club when they tost out to rival supporters of Blackburn Roers in the inau gural Mcllroy-Douglas Cup competition on Tuesday.
The idea to pitch the two sets of supporters among the golf club members against each other was the brainchild of club captain Simon Raine, himself a Claret, but it was the 24-man Rovers team that ran out winners on the day by nine wins to three in the four- ball better ball matches. The matches were played
fier, with thp anlferQ nlavino the same tee and pin positions that had faced the top quality field the previous day.
olfers p Raine welcomed the play
ers to a presentation dinner following the conclusion of thecompetition and paid trib ute to the principal guests of honour, Burnley and Rovers legends Jimmy Mcllroy and Bryan Douglas, who present-
ed the trophy to Ian Battersby, tnewinnine cantain.
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Meanwhile, Tim Stanley took the Captain’s Prize with
a magnificent gross 71/nett 65. Clive Wood came back in level par to win Division One
with his 75-7-68, and Mike Gib son was the best of four on 69. A triple bogey on the 7th
and it looked like curtains for plus one Andrew Heesom but
four birdies and 13 pars gave Heesom the best gross. Club newcomer George
over the course prepared for U1 d“u 4‘mraganpincnedDivi- Hther. Withe Open Gole gfRegional Qyualig- sionThreefromAlanHacking.
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cards from Keith Wallbank. Lady Captain won the Ladies’ g-Hole Stableford
on countback ahead of Gill Wightman. In the Ladies’ Jane Panter Shield, back to back birdies on
4 and 5 set Jean Holt up for a winning nett 67, but Dorothy
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Dady was only one shot away. Deborah L u Catlow with f ur
third riett after cards. The cream came to the top
in the Ladies’ EWGA Medal as Chris Stokes' 78-4 and a lovely level par 74 took the prize. Emma Clegg was four un
der after nine and looking good. 77-1-76 gave Clegg the lowest gross and second nett. Michelle Fielding’s nett 77
put her in third. • Brenda Pickup (100-
28-72) won the EG Medal at Wilpshire Golf Club on Tues-
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an impressive 83-17-66. with a two-shot margin over St ephen Law'and Mayor Mike Ranson. Denis Underwood was cen
timeters away from the pin on the 17th to win a prize and Bri an Stokes found the line with the straightest drive. Ralph Postiethwaite won
Sunday’s Stableford. Two birdies to start and two to fin ish for 39 points, one more than Alex Rigby. Edmund Preedy missed out on two holes but still scored 36. Andrew Beesley topped
Division Oneaftercountback with Nigel Clowes and John Barber on 33.
Alf England won Division
tw'o ahead of Dieno George and Tim Fagan pinched Divi
Busy period at Stonyhurst Park
Stonyhurst ParkGotf Club have had a busy couple of weeks. In the Men's June Medal, Category 2 was won by Phil Snape (93-22-71) from Ian Top ping (100-28-72). Runner-up in
Category 1 was John Simpson with (82-15-67), behind Andrew Blockeel (70-6-64).
The Men’s Invitation saw
John BlockeelandC. Mur ray third with 40 points, with Andy Townsend and brother Richard runners-up on the
card behind John Simpson and D.Woodworthon41. The ladies' medal competition waswonby LindaAshworth (87-13-74) from Carolyn Blockeel (96-16-80), with Alison Swann third (117-36-81). In the Frances Lee Summer Medal, Gill McDonnell was third (109-29-80), on the card from runner-up Sue Kirk (104-24- * • 80). First was the club’s lowest handicap lady Linda Ashworth (92-13-79).
Recently retired P. Seavers showed that the pressure was off by winning the Robert
. Lightfoot Trophy at Whalley with a five under par 67.
Second with another excellent knock was J. Jobes witha 68,
just pipping D. Liles on a card play-off.
DivisionTwowinnerwasC. Driver with a one under par 71. Sneakingintothetopthree
again was P. Chalker with a par
72andthirdplacewanttoT. Fowleswitha75., The Scratch Trophy went to P.
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