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Ekirby were champions last season and Clitheroe the


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The weather was glorious,,but remar players were missing


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Read’s bowlers were thwarted by T. W.jGoad (14) and :r. Pair­ hurst (35) who laid the toundar tlons for Read’s second defeat.


wickets later, but they lad too to spare I at the close, Teaching


Settle did lose some cheap 74 for eight.


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P. R. Turner J. Bell : ....;. B. Bowditch { P, Pitman .'


shiremen’s best bowler wih four for 30. j ; , . •When Settle's turn c ^ e to bat, they jitoo, were sion in,


Harry Roblrisori was th'S York-


P. Skinner at 3J both


an WUkln- ROblnson


so far had brought him fqur for 16. Settle’s bowling re nained tight and their fieldirig was also


Harry ■ Robinson’s eight] overs


Madden ... L, Duxbury D. Moore . Pratt .


EARBY


C. Read not out! ..... J. Taylor b| Wilson ... W, Brown b Wilson . D. Moore cl Musson b ■Wilkinsoh ;..............


P, Poster 0 'Entwistle b Wilson .[ .....'........


7


A. Pratt Ibw b Wilkinton .. G. Newsholine b Wilklpson L. Duxbury not out Extras


total for 6 wktS; . M. IR. W.


Entwistle N. Finder B, Wilson P. Wilkinson H, Smithies


(except Whit Monday. 6th jiuno) Glsbum depart 11-27 aim


6/9 6/0 6/9 B/0


TH E BIG


with their fourth successive defeat. .


Ribblesdale Wanderers Bamoldswick and came


visited away


Rues did not c o m e ' a t


Settle where Read just Med to' recovfr af|«r being dlsmis|ed for


GAME READ ;


a mkteh—the Baxenden v. Whaliey fixture—was postponed. Yet those who ptofeni d crickej; to ■watching! the Final foimd


Final'fever meant [that sev^i regular'players were miss- ng from Rlbblesdale League teams on Satuijday. In one c^e,


coinMnsatlons. At Chatlpum Roajd, Harry Smithies hit a bright 70 fsr CUthenpe.


when P. Foster and J. Taylor both fell victims to B. Wilson; a promising yolpigster, as well as W. Brown. Clifford Read, how­ ever, remali(ed firm and' un­ shaken, arid although Peter Wil­ kinson also. obtained piree wickets at a' later stage In, Ihe innings, Elarby were able to hold achieve a oobfortable


Earby 'had[ an early setback


out to draw.


CUTHEItOE


Entwistle c Moore b Pratt ..■ 32 E. Musson 0 Newsholme b Duxbury ............ H. Smithies b Pratt


M. BlackbUm Ibw b Mdddeh W. Davies c Moore b Madden P. Wilkinson c Taylor o


n


S. Westhead c and b Madden , 25 C. O. Brook^ b Madden N, Finder b Duxbury ... D. Thompson c Taylor b Duxbury


Madden . ; ................. ,..j..j 1


ot out .. Extras


8.2 1 :28 1 ;38. 0 58


otal ..175 M. R. W„ 5 '55


R Pairoldugh b I Robinson ,. , Rawcliffe lbw b' Davidson


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R. Hindle.lbj? b Robinson .. R. Goodway c Hemingway b Davidson ........................... Skinner c Lambert b Rob­


Lowe st Hemingway b Lambert


inson ; ................................. 11. ..........................


J. Wright b Davidson ........ R. Stephenson b Davidson .. , Kershaw not out ........... Heys run out ^ ...............


Wilkinson b Robinson ....


H. Robinson .. M. S. Davidson P. Lambert ....


.... 9 1 28 4 ....12.5 0 40 4 ,... 4 1 4 1


SETTLE


B. Horn Ibw b Wilkinson W. Goad Ibw b Palrclough 14


E. Mitchell b Lowe.............. 1 R. Pairhurst c Palrclough b Goodway .......


B. Oliver Ibw b Wilkinson .. 5 K, Newhouse c Heys b Gobdway .......................... 4


'. Lambert c Kindle b (joodway .......................... 7 r. Wiseman b -Goodway __ 4


35


B. Henfingway not out ........ 0 M. S. Davidson not out .... 4


Total for 8 wkts. .> 74 0. M. R. W.


Lowe ........... Wilkinson


, Fairclough R. Goodway


Fourth defeat for Wanderers


since toe season began when they ivisited Bainoldswlck on Saturday.


PIBBLESDALE Wanderers '' crashed for toe fourth , time


Batting first, Bamoldswick


reached 120, and though toe Wanderers took advantage of toe new brighten-up^rlcket rules by playing extra time after lieing 95 for' eight when normal time had eJtoiTfid, they could only manage 108 in reply.


start by claiming opening bat F. C.. Lord when only too runs were on the board. But Bamolds­ wick had reached 30 when his partner, D. Pllklngton, was dis­ missed.


Wanderers got off to a good


fessional, had a good spell to take four for 30, with K. Eccles finishing with five for 50.


Weaver and K. Procter, who put on 14 before Weaver was out Ibw to Turner. Procter had scored 12 and 30 were in toe book when he was caught 'by Wilkinson off !Bell,


Wanderers opened: with K. E I


' Without a run being added, M, Washbrook was; back in toe pavilion, thanks to a catch by Bell. But toe Wanderers re­ covered to rwich 51 before toe


next wicket fell Highest scores were achieved


by M. Dennett (29) and K. Ea:les (18).


Turner (four for 38) and to J. Bell (flvq for 42).


Wanderers' wickets fell to P. R. BARNOLDSWICK


P, 0. Lord b Warren ........ D. PUkington b Eccles .... T. E Barker c Scott b Eccles 21 B. Sherv/ood b Eccles . . . . . . 33 P. R. Turner st Dennett b Eccles , ........ ’. ................... 4


R. Wilkinson c Scott b Warren 13 P. Pitman.b Warren ........... 17


B. Bowdiidi c Cowperthwaite b Eocles


........... 2


J. Bell Ibw b Warren........... 2 K.


Total ..120 0. M. R. W.


■Warren ' ...............21.4 11 D. Oowpertowaito .. 8 1 K. Eccles


I. Johnson ........... 3 1 RIBBLESDALE' WANDERERS


12 0


K. E. Weaver Ibw b Turner .. 8 K. Procter c Wilkinson b Bell 12{ M. Washbrook.o Bell b Turner 6


R. Scott b Turner ......... ...11 M. Dennett b Bell .............. 291 K. Eccles Ibw b Turner........18 I, Johnson c Lord b Bell .... 3 E Dixon st Isherwood b Bell 5 D. Oov^rto'waito run out .. 0 W. • Tattersall' not out , ......... 1 Warren Ibw b BeU .............. 9 Extras


...... .'.11.2 2 42 5 ........ 1 0 8 0 ........ 4 0 16 0


........ 14 3 36 4


Total ........... 108 0. M. R. W.


LEAGUE TABLE P, W.L D.Pt


Read ......... .. Barnoldswick Ulitheroe ---- Earby ......... .. Rolls-Royce . Blackburn N. ; Baxenden ..... ■Whalley . .. . . . ftibblesdale W.


Padtham ............. 4 4 0 0 16 Gt. Harwood Settle ...........


0 12 0 8


J, Greenhalgli, not out ....... 0 ; Extras...........12


Warren, toe Wanderers pro­


Total ., 72 O. M. R. W.


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Michaels, Patricia Owens and Neville Brand, wllh Ken Scott and Nobu McCarthy.


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nationalities 'who are aptured and Imprisoned jin a fortjress. Dolores Michaels iplays arl American nurse and Patricia Oweps an English one, while Neville Brand has the rol^ of Chen Pa nok, leader of the guerillas.


The film tells the gripillng story of a band of purses ; of viried


0 1 tells of toelr treatment; at 'the fortress by Chen Pamok, and of toelr plans to escape.


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party, and If they are to pscape there are five obstacles, five gates to hell, In their path. The film ■ ■


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Caroline, a new. member, of j toe | staff, and Stephen Boyd the par t ;


Hope Lange has toe role of


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song.


Johmiy Mathis sings toe I title !


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STARRING CecU Parker, Ronald Shiner, Lesl e ,:Phil-


lips, and: Elvi Hale, “Tile Navy Lark” jls j toe


inshore miiiesweeping 1 {base, ILM.S. Compton, on Boonzey Island, about 100 miles from Portsmouth.


PALLADIUM s to ry ] of: an almost forgotten


[ ’ C.O. Commander : Stanton,


R.N. (Cecil Parker) wishes Ito be deft In peace to pursue:his fish­ ing, Lieut. Pouter (Leslie Phil-


Ups) Is happy chasing {Leading ■Wren Heather (Hvi Hale), toeir attractive secretary, while Chief Petty Officer Banyard j (Ronald Shiner) and his long-suffering aide (Gordon Jackson) are profitably engaged in a wine­ smuggling racket with a locaT fisherman (Harold Kasket)


until Captain Povey (Nicholas Phipps) arrives on . the ^ne. Intent on closing the‘| base as redundant. The occupanto have | to get’ to work .very smartly to; convince him It is not so, I using every him.


That is toe peaceful |situation possible dodge to| trick The Oregon Trail,” toe story of saints p maxchlng in.’ On: toe same programme is JUNIOR LEAGUE


RIBBLESDALE W.|II V. BAENOLDSWICK II


at Church Meadow on Saturday,' Ribblesdale Wanderers H gained toelr first'points of the season.' Scoring (104, they dismissed Bar-;, nddswlck for 64 thanks mainly to toe bowling of D. Njven (five; for 18) backed up by some good fielding.


Eitertalnlng {Bamoldswick n j ' Thornton b' Johnson .... 1


ard 1; P. Harwood 27; |R. Plant 0; J. Aubln 2; J. Cook 28;' J; ■Woodworth 13; N. A. Waterj worth not out 16; D. Niven 7; J Turner 2; A. Aspin 0; M. Oliver 0. |Exttas 8. Total 104.


Elbbltodale W. IL—B. Bleaz-|


collapse when they visile 1 Earby on Saturday, being ah out for 67 to Eatby’s 203 for seyen.


EARB^ n V. CLI’THEFjOE II Clitharoe n suffered- a batting


■ Earby II. — R. Reid c M aidment ; |,


b Sharp 0 R. Duxbury c Maid- ment b McLean 3; W. Ilisher b Sharp 0; W. Thompson b Sharp 77;. K. Cmbtree c Sharp b Mars- den 78; pJ Mitchell c lijaidriient b Sharp 10; H. Etoerlngton Briggs b Marsden 1; J. Rolierts not out id; M. Chappel not out 6. Extras dec., 203.


{


[Berry 3-1-8-0; G. Whlpp;5-| 0—^25—2; D. Widdup 1'—0—8—0) J. Smith 2—0—8—1. I '


j


K. Anderson 12—5—22—3; C; 0. Randlesome' 12.4—7--t27—4; G,


j


10; 0. C. Randlesome 5;; K. Will klnson 5; J. Smith 0; D.: Widdup 0: H. Shary 12; G. Whipp not out 18; G. Berry 0; A, White 0; S.. Wlddu’p 10; K. Anderson 0. Extras 4, Total 64. t


Barnoldswick II.—P., Sutcliffe


D. Niven 9-4—18-5; M. Oliver 7_1_13_2; J. Aubin .’j-0-3—1.


N. A. Waterworth 11-1-2-26-2] SABDEN V. SETTLE


taking 'toe points froiri.Saliden on Saturday. '■ The villagers, bat- 6 ting first, were all,out {for 35.


Sabden.—A. " Alnswoyto 1; J.


Green 3; A. Middlesbrough ll; J Boocock 9; J. Wright 1; D. Mather 1; W. Berry 3;|H. White 0; R. Bennett 0; J. Ainsworth 0; W. Ragnall not out 0. Extras 6.


'Total 35. i


Pefi 6-1—14—2; W. Askew 1.3-p 0-1-4.


A. Capstick 8—1—14—4; W. ]; ' . i


Settle.—R. Blackburn ret. 35; V Total 74. : ' i


Green 2-0—20—0; J. Boocockll —0—14—0; W. Berry 2—1-7-0; H. 'White 3-0-19-0; J. Wright i_o_6_o.


I LANGHO COLONY v.


. : ROLLS-ROYCE It Langho Colony had a good win


Chipping do the “ double”


f iHIPPING have .done toe ^ “ double.’’ They retained the championship of toe Kitoeroe Amateur League, and on Satur­ day won toe Altken Shield in toe final at ^aw Bridge, beating Waddington 7-3.


The trophy was presented by the Mayor, Coun. J. Entwistle.


Rugby final


Midland Region for toe Rugby League cup final between Wake­ field Trinity. and Hull at Wembley to-morrow.


rrHERTY-ONE special trains will be run by toe Inndon


over Rolls-Royce on Saturday. The visitors were all out for 119, Colony replying wlthl 125 for eight.


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Peters'4; Sykes 6; Eastwood 10; Ooulthurst, K„ 23; Howarto, W.. 27; Punchard 19; Wilkinson 18;; Howarto, J;, not out 4. E x te 12. Total for 8 wkts., 125. |


Larigbo Colony, — Suttie .2; Irving 11—4-20-2; Lemon 3—


0-0—0; Metcalfe 7.5-[0—42-j3; Edwards 8-0-38-2; Sagar l-|-0


7-1- i ■: ' ■ ' : ■]


.14; Edwards 65; Metcalfe {B; Crewel 2; Lemon 0; (pUow ,6; Collins not out 6; Pitoret .0; Warren 2; Irving 01 ptras '9. Total 119.


RoUSiRoyce.—Sagar 9; Walsh I , I


arth, W. 15—4-50—7; GoulthuTst K. 3-0—12-1; Howarto, J. 1.2— 0-16-1.


Punchard 11—2—32-J-l; Hojw- A. Ainsworth 3—1-1-7—0; il.


Fell ret. 16; Venn not' out 15; M. Brown not out 7. Extras ,1.


V. Settle had no difficulty in­


Sharp 9-]0-74-4; J. Marsden' 10_0_39_L2; M. Robirisin 2-8— 16^.


M. McLean 18. Total foi 7 wkts.


9-1-S3I-1: , !


ment run Fisher 23; b Roberts son 3; S. ^rtington st b Fisher 3; . J. Coulter Ington b Roberts 1; M.


Reid b Duxbury 1; P. Peddar Mitchell b Duxbury 1; M. .Mc­ Lean b Ejherington 5; J. Mald- out 21; R. Sharp J. Marsden c Chappel


CUtoetoe II.—J. Komdorffer


3; W. Briggs Iji Thomp- Orabtree C Etoer- Roblnson


s t : Orabtip b Chappri , Gudgeon not out 0. ;Sxtras 6. Tbtal 67. ‘


0;


Etoeringtoh 6—2—21 — 1; Thompson 4—0—13—1; W. Fisher 4-0—ll-i-2; J. Roberts, 1-1-0— 2; M. Chappel .1—0-4)r-l.


R. Duxtury 6—1—11—2;


TO-MORROW’S MATCHES Ribblesdale Leagjue


Baxenden V. Settle. ■Whalley vJ 'Ribblesdale f f . Rolls-Royce v. Barrioldqwlck. Olltoeroe V. Read, Eaiby V. Blackburn N. Padlham 'i. Gt. Harwool


Ribblesdale Junior ] league Northern Sectii n


Ribblesdale W. v. Whajley. Settle V. ^abden. Bamoldswick v. Rolls-Rioyce. Waddington v. Clitoeroe. Langho Colony v, Earby.


Southern Section ■


/Blackburn N. v. Cherry (Tree. Read V. EB.C, Lucas V. Baxenden. Oswaldtwistle v. Courtriulds. 1


iGt. Harwood v. Padlha = = =


' TEAMS FOR TO-MC RROW Ribblesdale W.-R. 3cott, K.


E. Weaver, K. Eccles, I Johnson, M. Washbrook, K. Procter, M. Dennett, A. Musgrove, D. Oowper- thwaite, W. Tattersall Warren. Meet ground 1-46 pronpt.


Waterworto; L. Dixon, J. Cook, D, Niven, P. ODomell, M. Oliver, P.' Harwood, 'K. Holden, J. Woodworth, J. Aubln, B. Bleazard.'''Res.. J/ Turner.


Ribblesdale W., II. - N. A.


RIBBLESDALE LEIGUE Best Ferfdrimwi|es


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a reporter’s attempts to find out something of ,tod American presi­ dent's plan to'push; America’s frontiers deaf to toe West 'Dpast, The year is 1848.


difficult and involves thri re­ porter, Fred MacMurray, In all dlers,


Obtaining the information is


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Civil War supplied toe fabric for the story of “The Horse Soldiers.”:'


QNE of toe exciting


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arid heroic six-hundred mils raid through Confeder^ite territiry of Colonel Benjamin Grierson and his brigade of Union;cavalry.


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On toe' same pro^amne, ex­ cept Saturday, Is “Lifellni!.” *


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