CLITHEROE


I mill nowri easy, T).(i to a ’Frisco J nw blnstoring, Ivon jIoiTt weigh oii!<! ho pleased


|{li yon. SpLnik- won’t.'*


Iljis. ami Mnrv'in I't s(’o what fol- ■ layst^in a l*erth |jm*ss closed sho lior bows turned


filling Voae


oblo I CRICKET. Cl i THEKOB t . B E rN S C A U : . Clillioroo


visitol Brinscall ou Satuid&y last, isj- viotorj-. Briuscall batters could withstand T?ioholsou, or nargreavos,


llie bowl crcepl F. ’'Vootl IQ


None of tho , whoso 26 not out -waa a crcdit- Brinscall batters made so it will easily be seen that had rn oU « o r fo r 'A v ‘o<Kl’s'ocoit;, Brinscall would


jiibt over tho of iniiieiious, s only a pain. !. 11 will go,


lllow many say be Lhero. The


' jiaiii. There of tlic first warning noio. V. kiilncya oro


|irp(oii Mallot, fo\iml a euro


[iiiig ropoatedjy novtw wa.>> a Iv i'lncy I'^ills kidneys, pro-


li port ant— they [rtaiu to follow


M- l>ox, of all


It of price by Ingdon Avenue ■ nio, DODD’S.


' 'K L l t i r t o o k 5 ^-icketa for aS, Bourn 3 for J,, and llaiKroayS


n l.ul uiitortuuabely Hanson was dispos ,Vi„clK., t " \ „„envinblo duck.


Glitlicroc madeU« *» ------


“'oSrl-U U - tl,oy


n r t t f fw to l until moro than


^t^augi^oat. !ftcr having made a substantial '■ 2yItnrg reaves Uieii joiuesl Oihtirgh but ho had


only a short life, being caught b y


Cral/rec ^


n\blro< thew took batting a straight bat. the tho l.nae


hat, waa caught near tho boundary by A. E . Dixon a t 12, letting in Goldstone to partner


Marklaud. Thosci two doubled the score in very nice


fashion. Tho fourth wicket brought the scono to 32,


and a t this period there aeemod lit t le hopo of


tho homesters saving tho ganiB. The next three wicketsj^ however, fell for an


addition of four Ttins, an unoxpeotod coinci­


dence. Bispham saved tho game, however, and tho


total was 51 when the next wicket fell, despite


changes in tho howling. J. - Brooks plo jwl nicely for 15, tor an nn-


E . Hanson and . —.


finished inuingi, and the venture realised 77. Hard lines AVandcrjcrsl B etter luck next


j Tom Bohiuson proved most successful witli


thkj leather, capturing 6 for 33. F. Walson took 3 for 23.


WANDEBEBB. bo


A. G. Dixon h Bispham ........................... J-. Bawlinson b B isp h am .............................. J. Mitchell b Bisphnm ............................. . W. H. Blackburn b Bisphnra .............. T . Robinson b Markland .............................. F. B . Watson h Banks .............................. A. D. Dixon b Banks ................................. A. Knowles c Fleming b Bispham .......... J. Conlthurst c Banks h M a rk lan d ................ ir


" n ’erriion t.nw eamo to kiocp Oxburgh company on^ogethor they carried the score to 9=. - t -


tiie canioVns dccaarod. Scores;


b e ik s c a l l .


\V. Kenyon c. ITarprcavM b Kicbolioii If. Bixon b Mcbolson


A Taylor h .fieholson


p. Addon I'rw b Bourn ...................... Wool not out ......................................


J. yfnrr.iy '> Boilrn . I.UV.


ji every inuui- aUernoon, at [ the laU- Mr.


|l the pnrv'ious ■ d was Weil


|('t, and iiiudi . v .d uj .


Ii ow. l ie V . ,


lijjnbvr ol o I'le Cimnni i i • in llie <lny .• ^cliool aho V member of loss in’ liat


f ie diwi ntler unmarried, mortal re* Wliailry a


J n-ns contluct. |.i i rliurst, late ' V. \V. Mur.


Ii attcndiuicc, Ing-iale. Mr. h'jeo at t>iN.


‘■cr,.",UX 8...1


UivUU At ilic time


trouiui as uot ihtio a large


...aui.UT tim avuther w.ia .fine. U^ough tUto ; . ;7 h o best ot condition, and


uumbor of spectators pre^nt. j tMun into the fiolu


llungh they relied on their usual " fighUng ” c , . a .


l>loyiii« u wlnppcr*iu. lor tlicj v.iiu.iblo ate-sistaucc.


10 th e w ick ^U wero J K aw l im o n


[ r 't i r f iL t m l . ' tile lowling-being in the hands of li isp liam a n d B a n k s .


T l i io i i a n d


.A very d is a s t ro u s s t a r t w a s m a d e , D-xOU a M . td .a l l b e in g d isp o s e d of w i th o u t a r u n


Kaincti. W II. Blacbburn cam© to nJ*


Cecring. Shortly after he


thom;'i rather bard, ebanco to failed to stick. When he had


scored his first run utter ao


I:s. Igr< national |nls, teach, l.’abtwootl afternoon


I'V the Ecv. |1jc Lord is lag in tlio jrnoon tha '111 Mass'*),


the glory


(. Coilcc- and Sun.


| t ,l*3S. 8 he w «


Chun l..iton !.;• Bispham. Tbreo for «gbtt Ilt..hiii.4,m joi,.-


jdnrd' pawlinson, en d the latter '


.ninnies later, after ho ta d added anof couple, he was howled by ^ sp h am .


E.


Bixnn adilctl 2, and A. Knowles 3, Coullhurat camo to join Robinson as ninth ma


Uie teligraph board only •n,e eighth wicket, b o - " - ' . “ W B a l i .


at the top end ot 27, hut tli© w


llobinson was the first to very cretliUble fasITion. and


followed soon after with a similar co though he was not so sure os his partn -


Tho end came at 4.. All ll.o howlers w«rc successful. A. ^ ^ Bisphom


io-,k 5 for 24: J. Banks 2 for .2 ; and J. Mark entered on their tas^


I lo 5^,‘no I'rtier in)- | not core


JtoSEND Ind to try |-CKUU. A l |ed by the


-'iOn. pntfBf


u< Dnner.


fullv. H. Semtion and T. TL Morkland first came out. and AVatson and Robinson b owl^-


- Tlic start was not a very brill ian t one. After having been cnlled to order for a


«“ “ “


Widc-decisions which caused no l it t le s^ p r ls e - t h e home captain sent ficxnton r ight obont ot


5 with n " yorker.” • J, Whiteside, by all accouuls a very clever


creased liy tho '--------- c l by lifting Bispbam to UlO boundary n-


di^niseal of MUcheii. and^^ttart-


the vacancy . x


tho coramcnccniont of the


y. IT:\n;n.tivfM 1» Bouru ...................... V K. Varkc 1) Nicliolsoii ................... J lliimllcc Ablordcy b Nichobon


.T. Back;M>u-'^e i> Eargreavos .................. C. Hall b llargroavos


Extras c l i t h e r o e .


K Uan^on c W.,«l b T. BackhbU« ...... 3. AV. W.ndlc c Taylor b T. Backhouse


K OxliUixli not "ut ...................................... 'll Hargreu^a a K .rgrciwa b Backhouse ... ^


»5 34


T (V l.’ rooc Parke b Tayloi^.—. .................... W 11 an i-ou o llargroavos b Wood ........................


Toiol for 3 wickets 92


lU B B L ISD i iL B W AN D ER ER ? _r. BLACKBERN EAICAVAY CLERKS . THE AVA.NDBitEES GO DOAVN.


I


9 4 o


26 7


. o , 8 , o . o . 6


Total 61


A. Billiugton not out ........................................... * AV. Hudson c Goldstonc h Marklaud .............. o Extras ........................... ^


Total ........... 4' CLB EKS . H. Scruton b Watson .....................................


J. H. Marklond run out ................................. J. Whiteside o A. E . Dixon b AVatson...... A. E. Goldslonc o A. G. Dixon b Eohinsou J. Fleming b Eohinson ................................. M. Martin b Eobinson .................................. . AV. Sliaw b Robinson ..................................... A. Btspliam b Robinson ............................... J. Canithcra b AVatson ................................... J. C. Brooks not out ..................................... J. Banks b Robinson .................................... Extras ................


W j Gjamla|ttfo| 428 teontributed in no small


dicgrcQ to tho success of tfic visitors. ■ Aitor hia dismissal by AVilkinaon play flogged


somewh-hi, none ot th« hatters making doublo figures except Birch, who unfortunately was


caught out at 10. • . AAlien tho Low Moor team had boon disposed


of tor 76 tho Sahden. players naturally thought they could, with ordinary luck, surpass tho


The Sabden team began with Jackson and


Birtwell against Paiksfield and Latham. JBoth howlers were in first class form, for


by tho time tho seveath over had been com- plctctl five of thta Sahden w ^ c t s h'ad gone tor


^ ''Tlicil )Dug<llilo onUl -WiTEinson carried tho


score to 17 before they were separated. I t now looked ns if '.h o wdiolc team wore going


t ) sucoumh for a socro of less than 20. B u t though disaster had lajlen upon the homo


team, they ploilded on plnckily. Tho tail ond tried stono walling for a time


hut i t was ot no. cfBoct, except to prolong tho game, and at 38 tho last wicket fell much to the dissatisfaction of tho speotators. .r. Latlmm took 4 wickcU for 16. and E- Pate-


field 2 for 7. Low Moor will lose a good man m AA. i atc-


fiold, who has, we understand, gone to AVigan. Though sorry to part with hiin his fellow players wish him every success in his now sphero of


latiour.


ThJo scores wore as follows: LOW MOOE.


AV. Garnett b B . Wilkinson ...............................


J. Latham run out ..... .................. ...... .................. ^ AV. R. Tomlinson o AVindlo b AA ilkiitsoji ....... 9 ,1. H. AA'ilkinson b T. Dugdale ....................... ’


H. Battersby b T. Dugdolo ............— ............... e C M. Illandcrson c D.»wsoa b Wilkinson ... ! AA-. Birch o AV. C Wilkinson b Dugdale........ ic


E Patcficld b Dugdalo ...................................... ' R. 'Musson b A\ ilkinsou ...................................... i


AA'. Patcficld not out ................................................. J. Patelicld c AV'. C. AA'ilkiuson b Dugdalo ... ; Extras ..............................


.................. ^ ..............___


lUBBLF.SDALE W.1ND3 EERS 2ud. v. W E ST BKADFOUD.


Total 76 SABDEN.


Total ... 7? c . Jackson b J. Latham .................................. * J. E Birtwcll 1) J. Latham ................. ................. ° K. ir . Wilkinson c Tomlinson b J. Lalliam i A. Wiudle st J. Palcficld b E. P o tc f ic ld ....... 1


Unfortunately, like fihv senior team, tho Bocoml eleivu were debated on Satuiday, when


they pnixl a vi^it lo"T?'f:bt BnuUoril. Bihblesdale hatloil f ir s t , 'b u t i t soon ^ am c


ctrrt-ut ilmt the bowling of Chester aud Hm was too muoh for them.


„(> ilq An.e,i tho ncore reached fifteen, eight of Iho


visitors’ wickets ha:l gone to the bad. B u t the steady hading of AVil .nms who


made .5, and Dugdalo . . . carried tho score to


44. when the last wicklot fell. Tho AVeat Bradford team wont in with th


intention of topping tho ^ jf Two wickets fell for two and it looked as if


the AVandcn.xs were going to sUnd a 'banco. I f


l a l the advent of H . Himllc a different


cnniplexioii w.as put on tlio game. The f i l ball ho was howled, but the umpire


turn gh the stumper had touched the w.ckc = s"^d oil the ball. His decision proved the salvation of the game for the


. Hindle male 48. before ho waa disposed


r.raclic-ally a one man match. AVest Brndfonl wiero all out for 75. Baldwin took two for 7.


Scores: B1BBLE.SD.VLE WANDERERS 211 .


3t. I ln l s t c a J b Cbedtxjr ........ H Hall c nml b Hiiullc


AA’’. Slater b Uiudio ............................. T. Jackson b Hiudle ........................ ... AV. AVl.iUaker c Robinson b Hmdlo


.1. Tomlinson h Cliostcr ....... .............. Tl. Baldwin c ’Robinsou b Chester


J. Lund b ClicstWr ............................... J. At'illiaiim b Hitubktii


G. Diigdalo b Ilimllo T AA’ illiams not out ..


Extras Total 44 WEST BRADFORD


J. Robinson b Baldwin ................. J. D. Chester b Williams j . Clark h Baldwin ....................................


II. Hiudle c Dugtlalo b Jackson ............ T. Robinson o Tomlinson b Williams .


X lAshwick b Williams ..........•_.••••........ w Robinson c Whittaker b AA ilhams


O. AATlson c Hall B Jackson IV. " t . AA'hiltakcr'not but « Hitchcii b Tomlinson


yv. Dausou o Toraliiison b Jackson .............. E x tra s ..................... ........ ° Total ....... 75


BABDEN V . "• l ic io r j '. Tho visitors hmtod first with " ’


of tlic game w. Garnett hc.ng m fi- At n J- Latliom was run out. nn


Uuas cninc pnsU}


Tomlinson partnered W. Game . Runs then came freely and 37


before a separation was elleotcd. n aruc lt nud


,T. Latham fuciug the bowEng of T. Dngdale and


. ^


during the first part ,


LOW MOOR. .................. J " ”t 1.c next highest score was 9. «o U>at d » “ •


G. Dawson run out .............................................. ° T. Dugdalo h C. M. Iloudorsou .......................... o


AV. C. Wilkinson b J. Latham ........................... .7 A. Howurth run out .......................................... ' J. Beckett b


R. Pateficld ........ °


J. Brogdeu mu out .............................................. ^ J. Ainsworth


not out ................................. ° Extras .................. <


Total ... 38 LOW i lO O R 2ud V BABDEN 2nd. Low Moor second olcvcn had the Sabdon


second cloven os visitors on Soturday, but nn. fcrlunatidy they only made a very poor show, none of Uic. Ibatsmeu making anything even approaching double figuxci, tbo highest score


being 7. etl 19.


'S ouq of ibc batters seemed able to play tbo bowlers at all, though they fnoed them pluckily,


nnd tried to pull the match off. 'Terhaps they will have better luck next time. Sabdcii as could only he expected started piny


confidently, aud it was uot long before tho


homo team’s score was left behind. A change of bowlers was tried scrvcral times


but it met with no success. B . •Erick made 31 for Sabdeu. Snbden’ s total score was 73.


Soores: LOW MOOR. J. Wnlmslcy c Beckett b Dyson ................... °


AV. Sliugor b Dyson .............................................. 7 J. AVilkiiisoii c Dyson b Beckett ................. 3


H. Bailey h Bcckelt ........................................... ° ,T. Dixon c Dyson b Beckett .............................. o .T. AVilsoii c Jacksoil^ Dyson .......................... B J. AVarbrick b Dyson .......................................... p J. Ecolcs b Dyson ................................................... ° T. Bailey o aud b Dyson ................................... ° AV. AVilkiiisou h Beckett ...................................... 2


T . Hitchon not out ............................................... ° Total ....................... 19


SABDEN.


F. Maudsley b J. AValmsley .............................. o E. Marshall c J. Ecclca b AV. Slingcr ............. 4


B, Crick run out .................................................. ... .T. Biokctt h J. Wnlmsley .................................. 7 AV. D.vsoii c VV. AVilkinson h J. Walmslcj- ... o F. Jackson o J Dixon b J. AVarbrick ....... 13 X Eeadhend c aud b W. Slingor .................... 7 H. AVhitlakcr a AVilkiiisou b J. Eccles ....... 2 S. Duerden not out ................................ ............. 2 H. Nutial b W . Slinger ...........


The total score for the Gome team only reach- ,


. 5 W ith tho total unchanged Whalley lost thtar


fourth wicket. Green andJ Mercer appeared settled, hut no


cEango in the howling look place, and) a t 49 thisro was another separation, and without any moro runs being' scored AYhallcy’s sixth and BcVcuth wickets wlout, lBroo3.hcn.t having favo wickets in sucdsssiiou, and' in hia next over, after Broadbeut had boon hit for a single he had another wicket to his credit. Three runs later -ho caught aud bowled Ringroso, With the total still a t 53 the innings oloscd'. BroadboiiriSok six wickets for 33, and Hord- Icy three for 17 rttns. Only 23-3 overs were


howled. TUe hom'esters )utdifc<l! on the^r task with


Sankey and Haworth, end valuable stands were made fSTough tho innings by Sankey 10,


Flefchor 17, and Punchard 10. They lost s ir wickets in wiping off the noccs.


sary runs, but in thb end doubled tlih Abboyites


lot,al—scoring 107. llingroso and Hindl<f howlcel well. To-morrow WTialley play J. J. Foley’ s X I ,


(Colne). AYHALLEY.


Thompson b Broadbont ............................... Kindle c Frotchor b Hordley .......................... 10


.............................. o


Slandcu b H o rd le y .................................................. I ’odcu o Eiohardaon b Broadbont .................. d


Green c Ilowarth b Hordloy ........................... 6 Morcco b ,'Broadbcnt .......................................... 7


Dobson o Wright b Broadbent .......................... ° PeterJ run out Dugdale not out


Rtiigrose 0 and b Broadbent .........................


.................................... ^ .................................... ®


‘


Fall o T. Snukey b B ‘rondbcnt....................... t Extras ....................... 2


Total ....... 53 BLACKPOOL A. Sankoy b Hindlo .........................


Howarlh b Hindle ............................. AA'right b Riugrosc ......................... Fletcher b Ringrose


....................


PifiKfliard aiot out ............................................... ^10 Pil l in g b Ringroso ................................................. 4


Broadlieht c Dugdalo b Bingrose .


, ,0 School- Cponcillor ,Tltomas Edmondson pro- present Councillors John


16 9


Tones not out .......................................................... _ Seed,'J. Binder, aud the Clork. Mr. X E. Brit-, olif fe—Tho business before tho meeting was tho proposed, taiclosnro b y the AVesieyan trustees


Extras


4 o X


Total for 3 wickets 37 Total all out ....... 107


AVHALLEY 2nd v. BU RNLE Y 2ud.


Whalley 2nd effected a very decisive victory over tho third olevou of the Burnley Club on


Saturday. AA'ith tho exceptiou of H. Haworth 42, ami


T. Massey 16, iiono of tho Burnley playcra could do anything witli W. Mercer aud Lakeland, aud


Die veuturo rcaliEcd 76. The principle BUud was made hy the two


named above, lie t>ixtU wioket addiuff 3S to tb<> score.


, The AVliallcy bowlcrd <im bcmcc, ana


fielding was good, L.ikclanu-had premier honours taking 6 for 20. W. Mercer hod 3 for 24 and


J. Matcct 1 fer 35. The homesterj batfetl in determined fashion,


and so fa r as tho gamo went all influenced the iSOeVQ.


AV. Mertv.-r 29. Davis 24, W . H. Parker n t . ^ -ra 1


wcic confltudcel. Scores:


rv*.


out iS, Ri ley 17. ouil Almond 14, all played well, and


tho total at 123 for 6, hostilities BUHNLEY 3rd.


H. Haworth o Jackson b Lakeland .............. 42 E . Bi-:ulbhaw b AA'. Merce r................................... ‘ .1. AVralliall b Lakeland ...................................... ^ H. Taylor b laikclaiid ...................................... * J. K. Allison b W Mcrocr .................................. ° A. Late c Almond b AV. Mercer ....................... 0


T . Massey b Lakolaud ......................................... AA’ . Grant b Lakeland .......................................... ' S. Howartfi c Almond b J. Mercer ................. •' c


A. Dugihilc not out .............................................. ® R. ITuce o Parker b Lakeland .......................... ' Extras ............................... '


Total ........... 76 AVHALLEY and.


AA'. AfcrcCr c MasSoy b Dugdalc ................... -9 R . Riley o Raco b Bradshaw .......................... >7 AV. Almond c Bradshaw h Dugdale ............... >4 G. Davis b Grant .................................................... "4 J. Rydohc.ird b Race .................................... 4 T . Holden run out


AA'. H. Parker uot out


of tho ” Green” in front of the Chapel, nnd (the I” diiWaiou p f tho lo o ^ t j i acxoai the said srcen.” -CounoiHor iC^k ox-


plaiwod Ijlift schdmf. iwliich Tvaa niian.moi»ly approved on eondiUon that a sa l.s fa c toy plan ho produced.-lt was decided to bring tho mat- lor beforo a mceUug of ratepayers Oil June lb.


AI.L LIGHTS OUT. meiits was going the rounds one night to see that A Higlilaiid soldier in one of ‘K®


:dl the lights were out 111 tho barmck-rooms. Coming to a window where he thought he saw a


light shining, ho roared: " I’ut oot that liclil there.


“ I dinua care a taekel what it is—put it oot I . . . . . AVOULDN'T A DONKEY DO? Barrv Sullivan, the Irish tragedian, was play­


ing in " Richard III." some years ago at bhrews- burv. When the actor came to the lines, A hor’se, a horse I My kingilom for a horse 1 some-


one ill the pit called ou t : "AVouldirt a donkey do, Mr. Sullivan.


“ Yes,” re.spoiidcd the UagedmiL on the interrupter; ' ' stage-door.”


' ” ........ . • please come round to tha L IT IL E MAUDIE. Maudic (seven years old): " Maimna, if I ge»


married will I have a husband like p a . “ Ami if I don't get married, will I have to be .


an oKl mi«iil like Aunt Mary.' “ Yes, Mnmlie.”


AAV.VY WITH SUPElt.STlTION.


of two men with race badge.. 011 their uoats.^ “ Neither do 1,” answered the other.


bad luck." Leader of Street Musicians (1


cap): For the music, please, sir I" Coiiscienlious C i lb e i i:


........................................... “ Extras ......'................ >3


Total lor 6 wickets ... 125 BU RNLE Y and v. BARROAV. . >


G. Wood o J. Wnlmsley h W. S l in g c r ........... 0 Extras ................. 4


Tolol ... 73 BLACKPOOL V. AVUaVLLEY. AVhollc visited Blackpool on .tjaturday lost


in dull wcallier. Tho wicket waa not in the best of conrilion


when Whallcy. batting fir.st, startcii, Thompson iiml Hiiidle facing tho bowling of Honllcy and Broadbciit, holh of whom laowlcd n maiden. In Broadlienl’s second over Thompson was


bwwied Without any score. Standcii camo in, nnd a t the dor.en Hindlc


was caught at luid-ou, Btaudeu and Foden kept logeiher up to 35.


wiieu Richardson, latb o f Lj-Umm, avho was wlcket-kceping for Blackpool, caught the latter,


though in doing so hurt liiuiMlf. The Barrow team set Ihcniselvea a difficult


task on .Saturday last in trj-ing to conquer tho Hccoud airing of Buru loy-au d on Ihctr own eu-


closuro a t tliat. A strong le'am was got together, nml having


first U30 of tho crease Pickup aiid Heaton went


out to Dean »»d Bracewoll. AVickets foil rapidly, and with little addition


to tho score. . ,


Three was the highest individual contribution when the hrolli«rs Gormuii were together as


eighth and nintb men. Peter atrtick otit and soon bocauio top scorer


with 8, the etthth wicltit adiPing 9-


• Tito end came at 39. Dcuii nnd Braccwcll howled well, the former


coplitring six wickets and t t e latter four. Tlio Brunlta-^’* .mada ligk t work of Uua


total, hitting off the rcqturcd runs without tho los-s of a single wicket.


" I don’ t believe in supcralitions.” remarked on* I am


trving to get awav fr.mi them. 1 vc noticed lately that every time 1 think of a superstition I have


(holding out hi* But you haven’t played 51usichui (threnteiiingly) : “ No, hut if we don t


get any money we will, nud right aw.ay, loo. Sympathetic Woman : “ Poor man; can’t you


^ Rag'gles 1 "N o , mum; I ’ve nst at seventeen


^ Symliathetlc AA’cmati: : ” AA'liat is your w*ork? * Baggies: " I'm a bearded lady, mum. ^fr. Thin : " Good thing Kimljerlcy is relieved—


the mines are .safe nud rising.' Mr Stout: “ Aim mom'y.grahbcr, that s all you


think about. M’ liat about tho poor beggars that couldn't get a good meal for weeks?”


Friend: " I wonder, Ethel, that you allowed


that Frenchman to kiss you in tho eoiiservatory.” Ethel: " I couldn’ t help it.”


Friend: “ Why cuuldn’ l you';” Ethel: “ Because I can’ t speak FiencK’’


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^ jj<,t:],woll, W . Pralt, H- Lofthous^ B-


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S A B D B N . PEN DLETON PAR ISH COUNCIL. A .ncoting was held ou ilondny at the Board


score alone iJoaching 35. Ho played a capital innings.


T h e others did nothing extraordinary, i i be­


ing tlio next highest score. With tho score a t 123 for 8 tho gamo tvas con­


cluded. Tlio bowling was as follows: T. Heaton 3 for


43; W. standon i for 13: T. Patcfield 2 for 32. To-morrow Barrow receive a v is it from the Wanderers at • CliUicroo, and a' good matoh


should result. Scores:


BABKOW.


T. A. Pickup o Braceweli b Dean ................... * I . Heaton b Dean .................................................. 3 7 . W right b Dean, T, Garsdde b Dean


............................. .............................


3


AV. Standca b Braoowell ..................— ........... ^ E. Washbrook b Bracowell ............................... ° E, Dawson c Smitb b Bracewcll


A. \Gorman b Dean .......................................... 3


P . Gorman b Bracewei't ....................................... ® ,r. Evorton not out .............................................. ‘


T. Patefiiold; c Bradshaw ■ - D o a n ........................ 4 Extras .................. 9 39


Total . BURNLEY 2nd. W. Scott b Standen ...................................


J . Aspinall b Heaton ............................. ........... 55 J. W. Smith o Wnsh^irook b Patefield ........... 10


G. Campbell o StanTicii b Patcfield ........... 9 E. Whittaker o Washbrook b Heaton ........... n W. Race R t wtekeb b Heaton ....................... 4 H. Doan st EvCrton b Heaton ..... ................... S


.T. Bradshaw not out ............ .............................. ^ V . H. Woodhouse c. Gorman b Heaton ....... 4 Extras ....................... '


Total for 8 wickets 123 ................... ^ f


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