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e r C s a a i p g e f - & S a ^ s & R e p a i r C e n t r e : 0 1 2 8 2 4 2 4 0 4 1 i o p- Is? Former Wolves youngster is turned away from training


Two weeks after scoring his first sen­ ior goal against Rotherham United, former Ribblesdale High School pupil Dominic Telford was left out of Black­ pool’s squad to face Millwall on Satur­ day - due to contract wranglings. Pool boss Lee Clark explained he was


ordered to leave out former Clitheroe Wolves star Telford and Mark Wad-


dington at Bloomfield Road, despite wanting to include them in his squad. Thepair reportedly were turned


away fromfirst team training in the buiold-up to the game after rejecting • professional contract offers of £200


perweek. Clark said: “The club have told me they can’tplay until they have signed pro­


SPORT SHORTS


Leqion captain hoping to raise funds to Excitingcourseprograrameopensfor help Abbie’s adventure become reality thenewyearatleisnrecentre


Clitheroe Royal British Le­ gion snooker captain Dean Walmsley - a finalist in the Clitheroe Sovereign Snook­ er Services small tables singles tomorrow night- is hoping to raise money for a very worthy cause. Dean has a daughter Abbie,


whowasbornprematurely at 31 weeks in June 2009, and has cerebral palsy. Abbie requires advanced bio mechanical rehabilitation, andtohelp, and read Abbie’s story, go to www justgiving. com/abbiesadventure


ThisnewyearatRoefield • Leisure, there is an excit­ ing course programme for children and adults who want to learn a new sport, improve their fitness and meet new friends. You can try the popular be­ ginner indoor archery and


climbing courses, as well as street dance, football coaching and basketball. There is a varied pro­ gramme on offer and the centre are now taking en­ rolments at reception, or over the phone on 01200 442188.


fessional contracts. Something hap­ pened here with ayounglad in the past who played and didn't sign. “I’m not blaming anyone. I just want a solution where they can be back in my


squad. “I understand the club’s stance but I


hope there canbe a solution. “I think theworldofboth lads.”


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Legionpair set to ^ face offin singles ~ final showdown •


The race to become the 2014 Clitheroe Sovereign Snooker Services small tablessingles champion has reached the grandfinal.


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In the quarter finals, two of the pre-tournament favourites met in Legion clubmates Mark Riley and the 2012 champion Steve Almond, and Riley showed his class in quickly disposing of Almond 3-0 in quick time and leaving him unable to add an­ other title.


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Eric Barnes then hit’form in beating the Legion’s Ste Ollie Almond 3-0, who just didnt hit the form he usually per­


forms to. The Legion’s club captain


Dean Walmsley knocked out the Low Moor’s top player Gav McQuade 3-0, with Mc- Quade somewhat out of sorts, but Walmsley showed why he shouldn’t be taken lightly and playedverywell.: The.last tie saw the two


youngest players left in the tournament, in the Legion duo of Mark Hitchen and the promising young star in Liam


Sutcliffe, Hichen winning 3 - 1 ,^ but the match was a lot closer than the scoreline suggests and


Sutcliffe is one to watch in the


future. In the semi-final ties, the So­


cial's Barnes was drawn against his good friend Riley from the


Legion in what promised to be a very tight game, but Barnes’ g recent form deserted him and Riley took the chances given him to lake it 4-1 and put him in


the final. Legion team mates Walms-^-


ley and Hitchen then played one of the best matches of the tour­ nament. Both players missed crucial Chances, but Walmsley showed his grit and determina­ tion to take it 4-2 in a very close


game. The best of nine final be- ©


. tween Walmsley and Riley is to be played at the Clitheroe Royal


British Legion at 7 p.m. tomor­ row night, with free entry, and


will include a raffle for charity inwhatshouldbeagoodnight’s ^ snooker and well attended. It is too close to call the fa­


vourite as both are very good all round players, and it could well go to the deciding frame.


Champions are back on track at Roefield


Following recent reverses, champions Waddington Red got the defence of their title back on course in the Dorothy • Southwo'rth Indoor Bowling


. League at the Roefield Leisure Centre. Having ended 2014 with three defeats, the Reds made a win­ ning start to the newyear with a maximum 6-0 points victory over Hurst Green. The battle for the title looks


. to be developing into a three- horse race as both Sabden and the Tigers also recorded maxi­ mum wins. But the All Blacks slipped to a 4-2 points defeat at the hands of Read, who themselves are making a determined push up the league. The Tigers posted a comforta­ ble 51-19 shot victory over The French Connection, with the Reds overcoming Hurst Green 48-29. Sabden’s maximum victory, however, was in doubt right until the final end of the match. On mat two, the Sabden trio of Jean Isherwood, John Cooper and John Boocock just got the better of Jim McCall, Gavin Ward and Henry Duerden by 16 shots to 14, but the game on mat one proved an even tighter


affair - as the game entered the final end, the scores were tied at 18-18, but the Sabden squad of Mary Griffiths, Maqorie Cooper andskipperDaveCunnliffeheld ^ theirnerveand scored a single shot against Read's Alec Slater, Les Hart and Kevin Crook. ■ Andso, with that, they secured a tight but well-earned 35-32 shot and maximum 6-0 victory. . The games between Clitheroe Blue and West Bradford, The Wanderers and Longridge and©kl Read and the All Blacks all end­ ed in 4-2 points victories for the former teams, with Wadding- tonBluecompletingtheweekly • fixtures with a 43-25 shot max­ imum 6-0 points victory over Clitheroe White. Results: Longridge2pts,Wanderers4pts- w 27-34(16-11,11-23) AIIBIacks2pts,Read4pts-34-45 * (6-32,28-13)


- Tigers 6 pts, French Connection 0 * pts-51-19 (28-8,23-11)


West Bradford 2 pts, Clitheroe Blue 4 p ts -28-47(19-12,9-35)


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Clitheroe White 0 pts, Waddington Blue 6 p ts -25-43 (10-18,15-25) Waddington Red 6 pts, Hurst Green Opts-48-29 (20-17,28-12) Read 0 pts. Sabden 6 pts -32-35 ( 1 8 -^ ' 19,14-16)


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