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www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk k .« t SPORT SPORT EXTRA on
Chatburn's teenage quad rac er Ayrton Knowles claimed
q second place on the podium as f c ' .
he made his European debut at the prestigious 12 hours of PDVInternational Quad meet ing near Macon in central
-c- France.
This was the first time youth classes have taken part in the 25-yearhistoryoftheevent. _ Entries were limited to 32
of the top youth riders, and start permission had to be
© granted by both the ACU and FIM organizations. Ayrtons task was even harder as he was riding his
brand new20i5 JB Honda250, which had only been complet ed the week before, after only
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,v£ two half-hour practice ses sions on the more powerful machine. After the rider and ma chine parade in the town on .
theFridaynight.practiceand
qualifyingstartedonSaturday morning.
• s Ayrton quickly got to grips
with the new machine" with some very respectable lap times, qualifying fifth on the' grid. ■
In race one, Ayrton fin
ished fourth place, with his lap times had coming’down by over six seconds. At the start of race two on
Sunday morning, Ayrton’s engine bogged and stalled, but with some very gutsy and hard-riding, he pulled back up to fifth by the end.. Race three later in the day
was a cracker, as he pulled off some fantastic overtaking manoeuvres to take a well de served third place finish, and . second place overall - a big boost ahead ofhis next outing on Sunday at his local track Brogden Hall Farm down the road in Barnoldswick.
Back row(fromleft);HarriYerkess,MaxHutchinson,Tom Cattermole,Jordan Parkington,GeorgeYoung,TomJacques,GeorgeRidingAlexYoung(Manag- er);Front;WillRead,DecBames,GeorgeOliver,RobAtkinson,OliverShipston, Ben Aspery, Jonny Mort,Tyler Baron, Cory Longton (s).
History was made recently as Hurst Green's youth team played their inaugural com petitive match.
Green beat Charnock Rich ard Youth 1-0 at Smithy Row in the first round of the Syn dicate Trust Challenge Cup. The winning goal came
Ayrton Knowles (s).
with 20 minutes to go, as skipper George Young’s free kick was headed home by George Riding rising above the Charnock. Keeper Jordan Parking-
Wanderers’ busy calendar! The next in-house bowling'
4' competition at Ribblesdale Wanderers Cricketand Bowl ing Club is on Sunday.
0* All members are invited to
w enter the Move It Doubles i n ’ memoty of Mel Edmondson. The idea of the competition
is to bring any social member and non bowlers and bowlers together, teaming them up in pairs.
( l tion.
There will hopefully be a barbecue after the competi- .
Meanwhile, Wanderers are also holding the popular
£ Floodlit Pairs competition, sponsored again by Rectella
International Ltd. Festival competition one
will have £820 in prize mon ey available, with £200 to the
winners, and £100 for the run ners-up. Qualifying rounds start on Tuesday, September30th, and .con tinue on Friday, October
3rd, Tuesday, October 7th, and Friday, October 10th. Start time is 6-45 p.m.
throughout qualifying, with a scratch time of 7-15 p.m. Qualifiers on the night go
through to finals day on "Sun day, Octobemth, withthelast 16 playing down from noon, with a scratch time of 12-30
p.m., and no practice. There are only a few places
left to be filled - two places on Friday, October 3rd, three on Tuesday the 7th and one on Friday the 10th. For more details, contact
Mark Graham (07506 736 634). Festival competition two
has the same prize money available. Qualifying rounds are held on Tuesday, October 14th and 21st, and Friday 17th and 24th also fi-om 6-45 p.m. Finals day is Sunday, Octo
ber 26th at noon. Competition two is full but
you can contact Mark to go on the reserve list.
Refreshments will be avail
able throughout both compe titions.
• Entries are still being
accepted for Sabden Bowling Club’s floodlit singles, which started last Tuesday. Twoplayerswillgo through
every Tuesday and Thursday, until September 25th. The final, carrying £750
prize money, will be held on Sunday, September28th. Entry is £6 and there is 30
minutes practice each night from 6 p.m. To enter, contact John Rob
inson (07808170968) or Bob Wright (07713862870).
in ; I f Charlotte breaks records
Athlete Charlotte Williams was in record-breaking form
< attheweekend.
© The Blackburn Harrier, a pu pil at St Augustine’s, Billing- ton, was in action at the 34th annual open medal meeting at Nelson. She won gold in the high
< jump, silver in the shot putt.
and then threw the discus 27.61m. for gold - breaking Pendle’s all time record and her own Harriers mark, which stood at 25.67m . Charlotte was already
ranked number one in the north west, and has now broken in to the top 10 in the United Kingdom - a phenom
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enal achievement, but well deserved as she trains almost every day she can. . CharlottewilltraveltoDer- by next to compete again. Her last meeting comes
in Wrexham at the end of the month,inwhichshewillcom- pete in the quadrathlon.
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Whalley’s Adam Morgan was back in action as the British touring car cham pionship heads towards a dramatic conclusion.
Round eight was held at Rockingham Speedway in Northamptonshire, as Mor gan looked to continue his run of form. He qualified in sixth
place, just 0.7 of a second off pole position, and settled for fifth place in race one, and another, valuable haul
ofpoints. • However, in race two, a
small stone went through the radiator ofhis Mercedes, causing the engine to over heat and fail, leaving Morgan no choice but to retire. Morgan was able to start
race three, but pulled back into the pits at the end of the secondlapwithmore engine trouble. Morgan now sits 11th in the championshiop, which continues at the end of the month with the penul timate round at Silverstone.
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Testing weekend for race ace Adam
-ton was man of the match, making a series of saves, in cluding a penalty five min utes from time. The locals then earned a
hard-fought 2-1 win at Cop- pull United to progress to the
secondroundoftheLFACup on Sunday morning. Oliver Shipston gave
Green a deserved lead after 15 minutes when he calmly stroked a loose ball home from 12 yards. •With 10 minutes re
maining, a soft penalty was awarded by the referee, which was smashed home to level the score. In injury time, with pen
alties looming, Shipston whipped in an inswinging corner from the left, and Tom Jacques rose at the near post to bullet a header into the roof of the net. Sunday sees Green’s first
league match at home to Bolton Boys and Girls Club, kick-off 11a.m.
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Green Youth off to a winning start!
SPORT: INFORMATION DESK AND LOCAL GOLF ROUND-UP
FOOTBALL EVO-STIKFOinmiEAGUE
FintDivNorth P W D L P t i Salford City.
Northwich victoria 6 4 Parsley AFC
Droyisden Radciiffe Boro BrighouseTown Darlington 1883
. 6 5 5 4
Scarborough Ath 6 . 4 SpennymoorTown 6 3 Bamber Bridge 6 3 5 3
6 2 .3
2 ' 2 2 8 2 1
WarringtonTown 5 2 1 Mossley
6
Lancaster City 6 OssettAlbion
2 1 3 7 2 1 3 7
HarrogateRA . 6 2 1 3 7 Clitheroe New Mills Biirscough
6 2 1 3 7 . 6 1 2 3 5
6 1 2 3 5 6 1 2 3 5
Prescot Cables 6 0 . 4 2 4 Ussettiown
Kendal Town ' 6 0 4 2 4 Padiham
6 1 1 4 4 5 .1 0 4 3
HARRY DEWHURSTSUNDAY MEMORIAL
FOOTBALL LEAGUE P W 0 l Pt»
Church Town Doglnn
BayHorse Heys
Sabden FC Rhoden
5 5 0 0 15 4
3 2 0 0 1 2 9
4 3 0 1 9 3 3 0 0 9 3 2 0 1 6 4
6
Great Harwood Rs 3 2 0 1 6 Globe Bullough 4 2 0 2 6 Bee's Knees Royal Oak Bilfington Arden
Heys;SabdenFCvRhoden.
CRICKET HOUIDSWOK™ SOLICITORS RIBBLESDALE CRICKET LEAGUE
Senior Division P W L A Pts Clitheroe Settle
Baxenden Whalley
CherryTree Earby
Salesbury
23 18 2 3 229 24 17 5 2 215
GreatHarwood 23 16 7 0 194 Read
23 13 9 1 171 23 11 10 2 161 23 11 9 3 160 23 12 10 1 154 23 9 9 5 148 23 10 12 1 143
Osw. Immanuel 23 9 14 2 131 Euxton
23 9 13 1 122
Ribb. Wanderers 23 9 12 2 118 Padiham Brinscall
23 8 13 2 118 23 7 15 1 111
Brooksbottom 23 6 13 4 104 Barnoldswick 23 7 13 3 103 Edenfield SectionA Clitheroe Settle
23 6 14 3 98 P W L A Pts 23 18 2 3 229 24 17 5 2 215
GreatHarwood 23 16 7 0 194 Read
Baxenden Whalley
Osw. Immanuel 23 9 14 2 131 Ribb. Wanderers 23 9 12 2 118 Bamoldswick 23 7 13 3 103 Section B
CherryTree Earby
Salesbury Euxton
Padiham Brinscall
FirstDivision Read
Stacksteads
' 23 13 9 1 171 23 11 10 2 161 23 11 9 3 160
4 1 0 3 3 5 1 0 - 4 3 5 0 0 5 0 4 0 0 4 0
Fixtures, Sunday; Arden v Bee's Knees; Billington vBayHorse;Dog InnvGlobe Bullough; Royal Oakv
2
Clitheroe Euxton
Read
Padiham Edenfield Earby
Ribb. Wanderers Clitheroe
GreatHarwood Brooksbottom Feniscowles CherryTree Baxenden Whalley
17 12 3 16 11 4
2 167 1 145
Osw. Immanuel 16 10 5 1 132 Salesbury
17 9 7 1 131 15 9 5 1 118 17 8 6 3 114 17 8 7 15 8 5
2 114 2 112
16 7 7 2 105 15 7 7 1 100 17 6 9 2 93 16 6 9
1 69
17 4 12 1 82 16 5 9 14 4 9
2 75 1 73
17 3 13 1 64
CRICKETSCORECARDS SATURDAY
Whalley innings J. Galling** R. Palmer Mota D. Howard
D.Ainsworth runout M. Fallon
LKearsley Ibw L Boyle
D.Kenyon-Woodruff S. Duckworth R. Boyle
Ribblesdale Cricket League WhalleyvRead
notout..............................0
Extras....................................... .7 Total............................ :...........80
Bowling: Scullard 16.2-5-38-5; E. Lowes 9-2-28- 2; J. Harvey 7-1-10-2. Read innings
K.Grimshaw
ctJ.Galling bS.Duckworth.5 J . T. K.
Scullard notout............................ .12 Extras........................................ .4 Total (for3wickets)...................... 81
Bowling: Meta 5-0-27-0; S. Duckworth 6.4-1- 40-3; D. Howard 2-0-12-0. EuxtonvSalesbury
Euxton innings C. S. O.
White* D. Rigby M, Johnson
Pearson
bM.Shabaz..... 0 Tolley b S. Bristol......53 Marsden
runout............................. 8
bM.Shabaz..... 0
LSweeney
ctN.Green
bM.Shabaz.....,12 J. Meredith*
rrM.Dawson runout...... ....................... 8 J. Bowden Ibw
bJ. Bristol....... 0
J.Roper notout............................. .1 Extras..................................... .15 Total....................................... .115
Bowling: M. Shabaz12-2-32-3;S. Bristol7-1-42- 3;J. Bristol!0-2-19-1;Kleimveldt5-2-14-0;S. ' Brown 1-0-4-1. Ribblesdale innings J.Watson
ctJ.Roper bM.Dawson....24 LParkinson ctWhite bM.Dawson....19 Kleimveldt notout........................... .46 A.
bS. Brown..... .12
bScullard........0 bE.lowes...-.....0 bJ. Harvey.__ 33 bE. Lowes.......0 .........................0 bScullard......23 bScullard.......3 bj.Harvey...... .1 bScullard....... .7 bScullard........0
Mota R.
D. Howard M. S.
Bowling: F. Butt 6-0-30-l:S. Booth 4-1-26-0; T. Lord 18-2-65-3; P. Gaskell 3-0-13-0; Guneratne 12- 2-39-2; J. Marquet Clitheroe innings B.Ahmed ct
J.Gallifig bMota........ ...29 T.
Lord
F. Butt N.
Guneratne J. Marquet S. Booth P.Dibb J .
Ibw
ctM.Hanson
-bR.Palmer........1 Ashraf bR. Palmer.......4
bR.Palmer...... 7 bMota............ 6 bMota.......... 28
notout............................25 Dewhurst notout..........15
Extras..................................... .15 Total (for7wickets)....................194
Bowling: Mota17-3-55-3;S. Duckworth 6.4-0- 57-0; D. Howard 3-0-19-0; R. Palmer 13-4-59-4.
ReadvBaxenden
Baxenden innings Asiflqbal ctK.O'ConnorbSculIard..... :..0 ICSmithson ct and bO. Hussain.............50
R.Staines- D. Mills
' bScullard.......0 bScullard........ 0
M.Ausb'n runout............................35
M.Schofield ctM.Whal!ey
bO.Hussain..... 3 B. Swindells G.
A.Hamed notout..............................3
M.Aspinall EAspinall
bR. Sharpies....0
Extras.......................... ....... :.... 35. Total....... ................................ .160
Bowling: Scullard 14-4-37-5; E. Lowes 4-1-19-0; R. Sharples6/4-1-2l-2;0. Hussain 12-1-45-2; C. Noone3-0-2l-0.
Marshall ctLKearsley bS.0uckworth26 Turner bS.Duckworth.9 O'Connor*-notout......... 25
Read innings K. O'Connor**
bB.Swindells...1T
K.Grimshaw.ctA.Hamed
bG.Sudworth...8 T.
M.Taylor
M.Whalley ct K. Smithsonb B. SwindelIs.-...5 Scullard
ctE.Aspinall
bG.Sudworth..l3 C.
E. Lowes notouL..................
C.Noone Ibw ctUGreen
bS.Bristol0
bS.Bristol........6
R.Sharpies
ctB.SwindellsbG.Sudworth...8 O.
- Extras.............. 1..... - ...................2 Total......................................... 86
Bowling:
G.Sudworth13-3-37-4;B.Swindells 13- 2-49-5. .
POOL JIM BEAM CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL LEAGUE
Prattler BuckA
RB Legion A
Rose & Crown Billington B
BayHorse
B, Rigby notout............................ .18 Extras....................- ................. .12 Total (for3 wickets)......................119
Bowling: White 16-5-23-0: L Sweeney 4-0-25- 0; M. Dawson 13-1-42-3; M. Johnson 2-0-14-0;
D. Rigby 0.3-0-13-0. Great HarwoodvCIitheroe
P W L A P t s . 23 12 10 1 154 23 9 9 5 148 23 10 12 1 143 23 9 13 1 122 23 8 13 2 118 23 7 15 1 111
Brooksbottom 23 6 13 4 104 Edenfield
23 6 14 3 98 P W L, A Pts 21 16 2 3 202 ' 21 11 7 3 161
Burnley Belvedere 21 10 7 4 147 Ribb. Wanderers 21 9 8 4 141 Padiham
21 10 . 7 4 140
Burnley Belvedere 21 10 7 4 135 Clitheroe ' Salesbury Earby
Brooksbonom 21 G 12 3 92 Bamoldswick Cherry Tree
Euxton Feniscowles
21 5 12 4 89 21 2 17 2 38
Second Division P W L A Pts Settle
19 13 4 2 170 19 12 3 4 164 20 12 5 3 157
GreatHarwood. 19 8 8 3 136 Osw. Immanuel 19 8 4 7 131 Baxenden Brinscall Edenfield
Feniscowles Whalley'
Stacksteads Third Division
1 14 4 64
19 1 ■ 13. 5 50 P W L A Pts
19 7 6 6 129 19 8 7 4 125 19 6 8 5 110 19 6 10 3 99 19
21 10 9 2 131 21 10 9 2 130 21 7. 9 5 122
Clitheroe ianings
J.Dewhurst ctAArmer
bS.Maher..... 10 B.
T. F.
P. Gaskell*
•
M.Coulter* notoul... G. Kershaw
Joshua Marquet
Lord Butt
Ahmed Ibw
bS.Maher. 27
Guneratne ct Unsure bP.Houldsworth.35 N. P.
runout.......... 0
Hassan ctWhite bM. Dawson 0 White Lion B BuckB
Royal Oak A
Horseshoe B Dog Whalley St Peters A Division One Billington A
P W 0 L P 12 12 0 0 139 13 11 0 2 126 12 9 0 3 107 12 7 0 5 103
Horseshoe A • 13 4 2 7 75 Castle
12 5 1 6 74 12 2 3 7 64 12 1 4 7 59 12 2. 1 9 54 12 2 1 9 53 P W 0 L P 12 12 0 0 124 13 10 0 3 110 13 7 1 5100 13 7 2 4 96
WaggonS Horses A 13 4 4 5 87
Waggon Si Horses B 13 3 3 7 85 RoseS Crown A 12 4 2 6 79 DeLacyB
Stork - White Lion A DivisionTwo
Ashraf ctUnsure bC.Fernando..24 Dibb
bP.Houldsworth...O b Unsure........ .4
........................ .18
bS.Maher...... 21 notout
0
Extras....................................... .17 Total (for 9 wickets).....................161
Bowling:S. Maher 20-4-61-4;Unsure18-2-83-1;
P. Houldsworth 3-1-11-2; C. Fernando 2-0-5-1. Great Harwood innings J.Edgar
A.Armer* Unsure
Ibw
C. Fernando ct P.Dibb R. Whalley* Ibw P.Houidsworth '
ctM.Coulter
bJ.Marquet.....4
bJ.Marquet....15
bG.Kershaw.....O b
J.Dewhurst .72
bJ.Dewhurst..1l b
J.Dewhurst.. 5
P.Swanney
ctM.Coulter
bJ.Dewhurst...3 P Whalley S. Maher LNoon
P. Newton
Extras....................................--15 Total (for 9 wickets).................. .128
Bowling: J. Marguet13-2-36-2; G. Kershaw 6-2-10-1; Guneratne 10.4-1-51-2; J. Dewhurst
8-1-28-5.
Whalley Innings J. Galling-
M Fallon R. Palmer LBoyie
SUNDAY Clitheroe w Whalloy bGuneratne....28
ct Guneratne bF. Butt........ 31 bGuneratne....24
ctGuneratne bT.Lord......... 5
b Guneratne 1
bJ.Dewhurst..O
notout...............................1 b Guneratne..;...!
RB Legion C ctC. Fernando
bS.Maher.................5
KmgsArmsB Buchaneers
12 6 0 6 77 12 3 0 9 66 13 1 0 12 58 P W D L P
Royal British Legion 11 6 3 2 93 DeLacy
11 6 2 3 89 10 5 1 4 78
Read Con Club 10 5 2 3 75 Dog Sports Bar 10 6 1 3 75
9 3 4 2 68 . 10 2 1 7 54
Kings ArmsA 11 1 0 10 42 Fixtures, Tonight Premier Division; Bay Horse v Billington B; Buck A v Rose & Crown; Horseshoe B v Castle; Royal British Legion A v Horseshoe A'
. St Peters A vDog Whalley. Dhrislon One: Billington A v Stork; Da Lacy B v Waggon & Horses A Rose & Crown A v Buck B; Waggon & Horses B v White Uon B; White Uon A v Royal Oak A Division Two: Dog Sports Bar v Buchaneers; Kings Anns B v Kings Arms A Royal British Legion C v Do Lacy.
CUTNER0E MEN'S SUMMER DARTS
Results; Brown Cowboys 3, Brown Cow A 4; Swan 6, Legion A t; White Uon B 7, low Moor 0; Brown Cow Allstars 6, Horseshoe 1; Legion B 5, Pendle Inn 2. Division One Catholic Club Swan
P W 0 L P White Uon A
DivisionTwo Legion B
White Lion B
9 9 0 0 52 . 9 6 0 3 40 8 7 0 1 37
BrownCowboys 10 3 0 7 36 BrownCowA 10 2 0 8 27 Legion A .
Brown Cow Allstars 10 8 0 2 43 Pendle Inn Horseshoe LowMoor
10 0 0 10 4 P W 0 L P 10 8 0 2 47 9 6 0 3 44*
9 5 0 4 35 10 2 0 8 21 10 0 0 10 13
Fixtures, Monday, September 15th: White Uon A vSwan;Pend!elnnvWhiteUonB. '
Hussain runout........... 0 bB.Swindel!s....5
bScullard........18
ClitheroeGolfClubisofferinglocalyoungsterstheopportunitytogetintogolfbyofferingaseriesofsix one-hour lessonsfor £20. Conducted by newly-appointed assistant professional Craig Gornall, the classes
Sudworth*
ctK.GrimshawbScullard................ .16 bR. Sharpies....0
’ will take place on Saturday and Sunday mornings. Aformer pupil of St Augustine’s High School, Billington, 23-year-oid Craig isafully-qualifiedPGAinstructorhavingsuccessfully completed his training at theUniver-
sity of Birmingham. A number of places arestill available on the courses andany parents interested in enroll ing their children should contact Craig on 07791883459 or via his e-mail
craiggornall@hotmail.co.uk
Turner ' ct
R.Staines bB.Swindells....0
Lowes. ctAsifIqbal b
G.Sudworth. 25'
ctK.SmithsonbBenSwindells.O 9
Wounded veterans are special guests
Two severely wounded vet erans of the Afghan conflict were the special guests of Clitheroe Golf Club’s Captain and Vice Captain as members of their Four Man Team on Sunday.
Gr e g S t e v en s o n from Longridge and Jordan Wig- nail of Blackburn both served in the armed forces in Afghan istan and received devastating injuries during their deploy ment there. Greg is a double amputee
having lost one leg above the knee and the other below it while Jordan’s spine was shattered by an improvised explosive device causing per manent damage which left him unable to walk for sever al months. Since their medical dis
charge from the army; both men enrolled on the On Course Foundation, a charity offering injured servicemen and women the opportunity to participate in golf, a sport they can enjoyplaying competitive ly, while assisting their physi cal and mental recovery and may ultimately provide em ployment within the golf and other related industries. ClitheroeViceCaptainPaul
Wood said, “The On Course Foundation was my charity during my captaincy last year and it was a privilege for me to offer Greg and Jordan the op portunity to compete along side myself and club Captain Simon Raine in the Open Four Man Team event.” The winners of the com-
petition-were the Clithe roe quartet of Craig Allison,
Mike Tattersall, Carl Drink- water and Chris Silverwood who scored an impressive 93 points. Runners-up were A. Whit
worth, J. Fairhurst, N. Wilson andR. Fairburnwith84points after a card play-off with W. Rawsthorne, A. Jackson, L. Smart and B. Tatton. Fourth prize went to A.
Watson, A. Hardman. J. Lock er and S. Clayton on 82 points, with P. Askew, D. Long, G. Rid ing and J. Kirkbride one point behind on 81. •A t Whalley Golf Club,the
Four Ball Better Ball Medal was contested on Saturday. The morning players got
the worst of the conditions, but this didn’t impact Ben Graves and Matt Bartle, who came in second with a nett 64. First place went to one of
the last groups out, and fin ishing with a chip in two on the last was Stephen Crossley and new member Tony Fowles with a fantastic nett 62. Twos on the day went to
S. Crossley, T. Thornber. G. Meaking and S. Byrom. Last Monday, four lady
membersofWhalleytookpart in the LLCGABronze Shield Fi nals at Heysham Golf Club. They had battled their way
through qualifying rounds, overcoming strong opposition on their way from other local clubs Clitheroe and Pleasing- ton.
The team were, however,
piped at the post on the day as • the winning team scored 110 points to their 107 points. Last Wednesday,Lady Cap
tain Sally Blenkinship organ ised and hosted a wonderful
away day at Bracken Ghyll Golf Club for44ladies. In the morning, Margaret
Calvert won the 8-hole Sta- bleford competition with an outstanding 19 points, while Carrie James picked the Wood en Spoon. The winners of the 18-hole
Stableford competition in the afternoon with 91 points were Lady Captain Sally Blenkin ship, Karen Thompson, Linda Rhodes and Lady Captain Elect Margaret Breakell. In second place were Fran Gierat, Maggie Harvey, Jean Sanderson and Maureen Board with 85 points. The only two of the day
wenttoMargaretBreakell.who chipped in on the 10th. Joan Whittaker was award
ed the Snails Prize for taking the longest time to change for dinner! Backat Whalley last Thurs
day, the EG Medal September Brooch was won by Joyce An drew with 89-18-71. Second was Maggie Harvey
with 96-22-74. and Fran Gierat was third with 104-29-75. On Friday, Karen Thomp
son of Whalley played Laura Banks of Accrington in the semi-final of the Observer Cup. After a very close match,
which went to the 19th hole, Karen wi l l now represent Whalley in the final at Accring ton Golf Club on September 21st. • Wilpshire Golf Club host
ed the President’s Prize for La dies last week. Winner, with a round ofioi-
28-73, was Brenda Pickup, two shots clear of runner-up Don na Hindle (97-22-75).
R. Boyle Lamb*
bJ. Marquet. ..34 bJ. Marquet....12
Hanson
stM.Coulter
ctP.Gaskell bTiLord...30 bT.Lord2
Duckworth notout...'............... .1 notout..............................0
I 2 s 8 i i bR. Palmer.64 CLITHER0EADVERT1SER&T1MES I 85
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