r r
END OF THE CHALLENGE Clithcroc and Ribbles-
dalc Wanderers virtually quit the race for the Rib- blcsdalc League Cham pionship when they suf
come at a worse time as it put the Chatburn Road side eight points behind Earby, the leaders, with only three games left to play. Clitheroe had earlier beaten
eight-wicket hammering at Baxenden. The defeat could not have
several we e k s, Clitheroe dropped down to joint third place alongside the Wand erers as a result of their
fered defeats on Saturday. After heading the table for
chance to overhaul Earby at the top of the table when they entertained the York shire club, but, fielding a weakened side, they even tually went down to a three wicket defeat.
C R I C K E T Wanderers had a great
of the day was Collins, Blackburn Northern, who hit a brilliant 123 not out against P a d i h am . His i n n i n g s included seven sixes and 13 fours. Saturday’s results: Baxen
Highest individual scorer
Baxenden in the Ramsbottom cup semi-finals, but on Saturday the tables were turned when Clitheroe were put out for 34.
season was not a happy augury for Sunday’s meeting with Earby in the Rams bottom Cup final.
This lowest score of the
den 36-2. Clitheroe 34; Black burn Northern 180-4, Padi ham 176; Great Harwood 51, S e t t l e 52-6: Read 115-2, Wh a l l e y 110; Ribblesdale Wanderers 66, Earby 68-7: Rolls-Royce 80, Barnoldswick 151-6 dec. Performances: B a t t i n g :
Collins, Blackburn Northern, 123 not out; M. Greenhalgh.
Wanderers nearly tame Earby
derers were shot out for 66 the only question remain ing or so it seemed, was h ow quickly a strong Earby side w o u 1 d knock
When. Ribblesdale Wan
was clearly unhappy about the Ibw decision to which he was subjected. Aspin went at 29, to be
unpredictable and on this occasion the game produced a situation in which a team apparently sitting pretty had to fight for every run. The league leaders did not achieve their three-wicket victory without some heart burning. lit fact, the innings of
them off. But cricket is always
RIBBLESDALE WANDS
K. Procter c Wiseman b Dennett ....................... 20
followed a run later by Parker who was also the victim of a debatable lbw decision. Procter and Wallbank saw
D. Cottam c Wiseman b ' Dennett ....................... o
both sides ran on surpri singly parallel lines. Rib blesdale lost three wickets for eight runs and were only 30 when half the side was out; Earby lost three for
are reckoned as a good bat ting side down to No. 6, they
six and were only 36 when five wickets had gone. Accepting that the visitors
problems and could field only a weak team, being without Weaver, Holden, and Mus- grove the regular stumper. A tricky wicket added its
ought to have romped home. Ribblesdale had selection
own complications, the ball coming through at wildly varying heights.
29 by Procter and Aspln stemmed a slide that began when Dennett accounted for Cottam at two, and was con tinued by Madden who claimed the wickets of Slinger and Aspin for the addition of six runs. Slinger
A fourth wicket stand of
Wanderers into the early 40’s and then Wallbank and Stirziker carefully took the score to 55. Both of them fell to Madden in one over at a cost of one run. Metcalfe added another 10 before he and Wilkinson were dis missed by Madden in the last over of the innings. Earby found runs just as
W. Slinger lbw b Madden 0 A. Aspin c Wiseman b Dennett ....................... 12
W. Colley c Booth b Madden ....................... 2
A. Parker Ibw b Madden 0 T. Wallbank stmpd Wiseman b Madden.. 7
J. Stirziker b Madden.. 12 P . K n o w le s n o t o u t ____ 1
I. Metcalfe b Madden .. 10 P. Wilkinson b Madden 0 Extras ........................ 2
hard to come by. Young Metcalfe, who the previous week took nine wickets for th e second eleven, quickly split the openers and fol lowed this up by causing Dennett play the ball on to the wicket with the score still at five.
wicket a run later and took another at 13.
Slinger got his first
ing off a surprising victory were dimmed by Wiseman and Moore whose stubborn fifth - wicket partnerships added 23. An outside chance of win
ning vanished when Slinger fell in a gallant attempt to have Spragg caught and bowled, and Parker failed to catch the same man behind the wicket in Wilkinson’s next over. And at 62, Dusely popped up a simple catch at mid-wicket which was not acted upon.
Wanderers’ hopes of pull Total 66
5-28-3; C. Madden 13—2— 36—7.
EARBY
P. Foster c Wallbank b Metcalfe
,M. Wiseman c Parker b Slinger ......................... 20
R. Spragg c Parker b Knowles
D. Moore c Parker b Slinger
B. Wright b Slinger __ 6 M. Dennett b Metcalfe.. 0 N. Wear b Slinger ___ 0
................... 3
R. Booth not out ......... 2 R. Duseley not out __ 7 Extras ................... 7
....................... 12 .................... 11
Total (7 wkts) 68
3—23—4; I. Metcalfe 8—3— 25—2; P. Knowles 4—0—13— 1.
Bowling: W. Slinger 12.2—
R ead com p lete d ou b le In the return encounter
with their local rivals, Read completed another double over Whallcy, beat
with the score at <\ and only one wicket down, it looked as though the gamble was not going to pay off. However, only three batsmen reached double figures, and Whalley were all out for 110. Neil Duckworth scored 43
ing them o£ eight wickets. Read put Whalley in, but
of these, and it was not until Sumner was brought on that
he fell to a catch by Fair- clough. Seddon had 4—17, and
victory, the Read skipper finished the game with a flourish, straight driving Rudd for a third six. Read have now won four
of their last five matches. WHALLEY
J. Peters snr. b Pollard 3 P. Shuttleworth b Sed don .............................. 18
A. Anderson b Goodway 3 N. Duckworth c Fair- clough b Sumner __ 43
D. Blcazard c Sumner b Pollard ....................... 14
David Pollard will surely re member his first Ribblesdale Senior League wicket—that of veteran Jim Peters. From the start, Read were
on the offensive, although Seddon, was caught on the boundary by Threlfall at 22,
having just hit a six off Rudd. Fairelough and Grainger
batted on, taking many quick singles until Grainger was howled by Rudd at 47. Goodway joined Fair-
clough, and despite the intro duction of Peters into the attack, the score moved quickly along, assisted by two sixes from Goodway. With one run needed for
'J. Rudd not o u t ............ 9 M. Bibby o and b Seddon 1 Extras .......................... 2
G. Topham c Goodway b Sumner
Total ....................... 7 .......................... 110
17—4; R. Goodway 5—0—28 —2; D. Pollard 5—1—28—2; E. Sumner 9—2—35—2. READ
Bowling: Seddon 12.1—6—
W. P. Fairclough not out 43 Seddon c Threlfall b Rudd ........................... 16
M. Grainger b R u d d__ 7 R. Goodway not out .. 44 Extras
....................... 5 Total (2 wkts) ............. 115
G. Hindle lbw b Seddon 4 J. Threlfall lbw b Seddon 1 J. Peters jnr. c Seddon b Goodway .................... 5
Bowling; M. Dennett 13—
Y - X f r ,
f l
Padiham, 71. Bowling: J. Swa i n s o n ,
-T>
/ I Clithcroe Advertiser cmd Times, August 29, 1969 13
Settle, 7-19; C. Madden, Earby 7-36; T. B a r n e s , B a x e n d e n , 5-17; R. K. Savage, .Baxenden, 5-17.
morrow: Barnoldswick v Blackburn Northern: Bax enden v Read; Clitheroe v Great Harwood; Earby v Whalley; Padiham v Ribble- esdale Wanderers; Settle v Rolls-Royce. . Sunday: Ramsbottom Cup
Weekend’s fixtures: To If the results of pre
Pinal; Clitheroe v Earby. RIBBLESDALE LEAGUE
Earby ......... 19 9 7 3 43 Baxenden .. 19 8 7 4.39 Clitheroe __ 19 7 7 5 35
Blackburn N. Read ............ G. Harwood Padiham __ Whalley
......... 19 19
6 10 6 7 6
Barnoldswick Rolls-Royce ..
7 6 31 4 10 24 7 8 23 6 12 10
9 5 8
P W D LPts
3 34 4 33 7 33 5 32
: be quite a successful one for Waddington Football Club’s first and second teams.
season friendlies arc any guide, this season should
/ j /
Ribblesdale W. 19 7 7 5 35 m Settle
Cliflicroc Reserves should have had (wo games in the West Lancashire League iast week, but Rawtcnstall, their opponents on Saturday, failed to turn
up at Shaw Bridge and the game was postponed. On tho Wednesday they had a home fixture against Post Greyhounds and were
beaten 4—3 despite a spirited fight-back which was conducted without goalkeeper, John McGuire, who had been taken to the Infirmary after being kicked on the head.
The defence seemed all at sea in the oarly stages and conceded two quick goals. Post
Greyhounds continued to dominate for a while and built up a 4—2 lead. They reckoned, however, without the enthusiasm of the young Clithcroe players, who managed to pull one goal back.
Mann (2) and Ashworth scored for Clithcroe. Tomorrow the Reserves have an away fixture against Blackpool Mechanics Res
erves.
Mauback, M. McCarthy. Front: J. Mann, J. Walthaus, j , Ashworth, F. Richards, C. Card- well.
League game
re-arranged As Wigan Athletic have
a home cup match tomor row, Clithcroc’s away visit to Athletic reserves in the Combination Cup h a s been postponed, and the teams will meet in a re arranged league match at
played under floodlights at Wigan on Monday, Septem ber 8, kick-off 7-30 p.m.
Shaw Bridge. The cup match will be
record in their home matches against the reserves, having won all but one of their previous seven clashes.
Clitheroe have a good
sulted in a 3—2 win, the goals coming from Wall- bank, Widdup and William son.
who has not yet played, is still on the injured list, he tore a cartilage in a pre season outing.
In passing, Bernard Kay, NETBALL
-21—0: J. Rudd 11.2—0—57— 2; J. Peters 7—2—32—0.
Bowling: M. Bibby 5—0— CLITHEROE
COLLAPSE Clithcroe more or less
surrendered any chance of • becoming league cham pions when they utterly
ting, added to the bowling accuracy of T. Barnes and R. K. Savage, resulted in a steady procession back to the pavilion. Ths rout was temporally
collapsed at Baxenden. Some pitifully weak bat
placed 10th in the Clitheroc and District Netball League, have resigned from tho league, and ail teams still to play them, will be awarded two points.
Dynamo Electric, who arc
United arc running away with the leadership at the moment, although the Lady birds, who are seven points behind the second club, have three games in hand.
Whalley and Smarties
tex Toppers 3; Caiderstoncs 11, Paper Dolls 9; Smarties United 17, Billington 5; Road Runners 18, Trinity Youth Club 5 Trutex Tigers v Dynamo Electric (cancelled).
Results: Whalley 15, Tru-
Club v Trutex Toppers; Wed nesday: Road Runners v Billington; Thursday: Calder- stones v Trutex Tigers; Lady birds v Whalley. Smarties United—rest week.
Fixtures: Tuesday: Youth
halted by Clayton, who with 15, was the only Clitheroe man to reach double figures. One hopes that they will
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show more determination in the Ramsbottom Cup final on Sunday, otherwise a season that promised so much, could fizzle out like a damp squib. I t is perhaps significant
Whalley . . . . 13 12 1 0 25 Smarties U. 13 11 1 1 23 Ladybirds .. 10 8 0 2 16 Calderstones 12 6 1 5 13 Billington
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the side was weakened by the absence of players like Malcolm Blackburn and Richard Vaughton, but it is doubtful if even they could have made much difference. Needing only 35 to win,
that eight of the batsmen were caught out on Saturday when trying to go for the runs. Clitheroe could argue that
Last season the fixture re
Seniors continue their losing sequence
Clitheroe Football Club’s sorry start to the season
continued on Saturday when they went down 5—0 at Rossendale. They had thus conceded 22 goals and scored
lack of method, with the for wards all going their separ ate ways and the defence collapsing at vital moments. Players were often caught
only two. Once again there was a
out of position and nearly every attack was ruined by
was pathetic. Not for a long time has there been so much aimless running.
the lack of cochesion. In a word, the performance
to emerge with any credit was former England school boys’ goalkeeper, John Mc Guire. who had replaced Mick O’Neill between the posts. Though they conceded one
The only Clitheroe player
field a settled team, and some players have had to be played out of position which has not helped matters”, he added. The club had signed
manager, Tommy Howarth, said he was sure that the team would pull through its present lean spell. “We have not been able to
Above, back row, left to right: J. Gaynor, J. Nuttall, S. Adcroft, H. Haworth, H.
A medal for the
Clarion Five members l e f t Clitheroe very early on Sunday morning—four of them to ride in the Nelson Wheelers’ “Stanton Shaw Memorial’’ 50, the other to hand up warm drinks at various places along the
No. 5, was quickly into his stride’ and as I passed and re-passed him at the various turns I could see that he was doing well. Stephen Nightingale, at
course. Keith Wcightman, off at
.• The first team, which will play in the First Division of Blackburn Combination, have visited White Lions, .and defeated them 2-1. The c o n d i t i o n s were
against good football, with the pitch wet and heavy and
A PROMISING OUTLOOK FOR WADDINGTON
a strong wind- blowing across the field. ............................ Waddington were unable to
stones and beat them 4-2. In 1 the • opening minutes
field a full-strength team due to some nlayers being on holiday and o t h e r s not finishing work on time.
scoring for the visitors, but A. Woodworth grabbed an equaliser for the Lions. In the s e c o n d h a l f
D i n s d a l e opened the
side faced Clitheroe Amateur League newcomers, Kings Arms, at home. Waddington looked th e
Waddington mastered the conditions better than the Lions, and it was no surprise when Behan s c o r e d the winning goal. Last Thursday, the reserve
more dangerous side in the first 20 mins., and Cook gave them a deserved lead. The village side went further ahead when As p i n put through his own goal, but Bishop reduced the arrears just before half-time with a splendid 30-yard drive. After the interval, olay was
both sides looked dangerous, but it was Waddington who scored first when Dinsdale caught the home defence napping with a 30-yard drive b that dropped under the cross- .
Caldcrstoncs to recover, and Dust, h o l d i n g off the
ar. I t did not take long for
challenge of three defenders, put the home side on level terms. Waddington lost Cook, -
injured, and he was replaced gy Fitzpatrick.
INJURY
put the village side back in the lead.
Shortly afterwards, Lund
Waddington virtually lost the sendees of wing-half Trotter, when he received an ankle - injury but he stayed on the field as a nuisance value. The visitors increased their
I n th e s e c o n d half
even, but after Lund had been unlucky on several occasions for Waddington. Peel snatched an equaliser for the visitors. The reserves had a friendly
lead with two goals in three minutes‘through Behan and Fitzpatrick, but Calderstones pulled one b a c k through. Duckworth. The strain of playing three
against White Lions on Saturday, and shocked their
opponents w i t h a fine 5-3 away win. The h ome side we r e
unfortunate to lose wing- half Faulkner in the opening s t a g e s , for the visitors certainly e x p l o i t e d the advantage. At half-time Waddington
No. 9, went away followed at No. 11 by his father. Brian. The unlucky 13 position was occupied by Christopher Nightingale, and -he certainly suffered to the 23 mile turn at Wesham. I had thought of him catching me and having at least two more minutes advantage by then. As it was. he was still struggling to get on terms. Fortunately, our feeder,
games in four days was ' telling on some of the Waddington players, and it was left to the defence and goalkeeper Kay in particular, to perform heroics in keeping the home forward line at bay, Leach and Hardman were
outstanding for Calderstones, and Kay. Hargreaves and Simpson for Waddingon. On Wednesday evening
led 4-2, and finally ran out 5—3 winners. Goals were scored by Lund, Titterington, Cook. Bradley and Chatburn (own goal). Lions’ goals were scored by Grime, Preedy and Briggs. On Sunday, a Waddington select XI visited Calder-
WHY PUT UP WITH DAMP , UNEVEN FLOORS?
when you can have
Tom Hoyle, was on hand with warm blackcurrant juice, and how well it worked! Christopher flashed by and I did not see him again until the Hampson Green roundabout. He was then almost three minutes
up.
goal after only 18 minutes’ play, the period -which really
sank Clitheroe came between the 40thi and ..50th minutes when the homo side added two more. Fighting hard to get back
Changes
to the side that was so con vincingly beaten at Burs- cough in mid-week, one of them being the introduction of Johnny Leech, a former Rossendale player, at inside right. Leech was the first to put
Several changes were made
Johnny Calver, a former Burnley centre half, and now that the F.A. has finally given Marshall Nettleton per mission to play, these two should strengthen the de fence and give Gallagher a chance to play in the for ward line. Teams: Rossendale: Uns
into the game, Clitheroe had their hopes shattered by two “gift’’ goals.
Marsh, Pearson, Bond, Bourne, Crompton. Substi tute: Howard. Clitheroc: McGuire; Ches-
worth; Gaskell, Hardman; Cadman, Woods. Welsh;
worth, Barnett; Howarth, Williamson, Gallagher; Mul len, Leech, Eyles, Coppaek, Shaw. Substitute: Harwood. Morecambc. Referee: Mr. E. C. Slater, Saturday’s results: Bacup
Keith had returned 2hrs 13 mins for the 50, and Christo pher 2—18—37. My own time was 2—24—45
At the finish I saw that
Stephen finish, in 2—31—42. All was not yet over for only minutes later scratchman Derek Johnson, of Birken head NE, fairly rocketed across the line in a new course and event record of 1-57—52. When the final results
We then waited to watch Record
were annonunced we had the very welcome news that Christopher, riding in his
first “open” event, had car ried off second handicap
prize. Later in the day two of
in shots but his efforts were easily stopped by Unsworth. At the other end McGuire
Borough 3, Dukinfield 0; Burscough 6, Wigan Rovers 1; Kirkby Town 1, Formby 1: Leyland Motors 0, Prescot Town 2; Lancaster 6, Lytham 0; Nelson 3, Blackpool Mech anics 6; Rossendale 5, Clith eroe 0: St. Helens 4, Frcst- wich Heys 0.
did well to prevent Bourne from scoring, but had no chance with a later shot from the same player, which roeketted into the back of the n e t., . I t was Bourne who also
Burscough .. 5 4 1 0 9 Lancaster
LANCASHIRE COMBINATION P W D L Pt
scored Rossendale's second goal just before the interval. McGuire could not hold the fierce free kick. Clitheroe fell further be
Road Runners 13 6 0 7 12 Paper Dolls
Trutex Top's 13 4 0 9 8 Trinity YC
Dynamo E. .. 8 3 0 5 6 Trutex Tig.
11 5 2 4 12 12 5 1 6 11 9 3 2 4 8 12 1 0 11 2
hind only a minute after the re-start wh e n Pearson latched on to a poor back pass from Mullen and beat two defenders before shoot ing. The other two goals came
Rossendale .. 5 4 0 1 8 Kirkby Town 5 3 1 1 7 Prestwich H.
4 4 0 0 8
Radcliffe Bor. 3 3 0 0 6 St. Helens .. 5 3 0 2 6 Bacup Bor. .. 4 3 0 1 6 Lytham — 5 2 1 2 5 Prescot Town 4 2 0 2 4 Wigan A. Res. 4 1 2 1 4 Chorley
4 3 0 1 6
as a matter of course, and nothing the hard-pressed Clitheroe defence attempted to do could prevent them. After the game, player-
Blackpool M. 4 2 0 2 4 Darwen — 5 2 0 3 4 Formby .. .. 5 i 1 3 3 Leyland M. .. 4 i 0 3 2 Dukinfield .. 4 i 0 3 2 Nelson .. .. . . 4 0 0 4 0 Clitheroe — 5 0 0 5 0 Wigan Rov.
.... 4 2 0 2 4 5 0 0 5 0 Valley League
passed with Knowles and Gee still together.
R. Harrison c Hurieston b Savage .................... 6
G. Davies o Hurieston b Savage ....................... 4
CLITHEROE
S. Westhead c Cronshaw b Barnes .................... 0
M. Evans c Greenwood b Barnes ........
J. Nuttall c Gee b Sav age .............................. 0
7
P. Dobson b Barnes __ 0 G. Tomlinson b Savage 1 R. McLean c Savage b b Barnes ................... 1
P. Brown not out ......... 0 Extras .......................... 0
’ Total .......................... 34
3—17—5; R. K. Savage 11— 6-17-5.
D. Hurleston c McLean b Westhend
BAXENDEN
S. Knowles not out . .. . 8 W. ' Greenwood lbw b Brown ■
Total (2 wkts) 3 :
Gee not out . . . . . . . .— . 3 - Extras
—0; S. Westhead 4—0—6—1; P. Brown 3—0—12—1.
__ . . . . . .— 16 ....................... 6 36
Bowling: Clayton 7—2—12 Bowling: T. Barnes 11.1—
Clayton c Gee b Savage 15 A. Entwistle c Savage b Barnes ....................... 0
Baxenden soon lost Huries- ton but Knowles and Green wood pushed the score along to within striking distance of victory before Greenwood was out leg before to Brown. The Clitheroe total was
COAL CLOUGH FAVOURITES FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
favourites to win the Ribble Valley League championship. If. however, they should lose their last match of the season, and. second-placed iBaffrowford win itheir tost two matches, there would have to he a play-off for the
Coal Clough are odds-on
Lutz 7, Moore 3, Grimshaw 4, Hurstone. 5, Slater not out 0, extras 9, total 63. Bowling: Roberts 11—2— 33—5 Marsden 9—3—15—2;
ford 14, Horsfield: not out 35, Wadsworth 2, Lomax not out
Holden 1—0—6—1. Barrowford: Hirst 5, Hand-
title.Both sides had good wins at the weekend, Coal Clough defeating Wellington by five wickets, and Barrowford beating Lucas I I by seven
2, extras 7, total 65—3. Bowling: Tyman 10.3—2—
29—2; Thresh 7-1—18-0: Moore 3 -0—11—1.
wickets. Clitheroc Social Club, who
BURNLEY III V BROCKHALL
should finish, third in the league, will be competing in the knock-out competition final at the-Lucas ground1 on Sunday afternoon againso Clarion.,
ford 65-3, Lucas I I 63; . Burn ley II I 76-4, Brockliall 75: Clitheroe Social Club 72-2, Clarion 66; Coal Clough 50-5, Wellington 46..... .
Weekend’s results: Barrow ; i:
II v Blackburn Deaf; Coal" Clough , iv , Clitheroe Social
Fixtures—Tomorow: Lucas'
Club. Sunday: Blackburn Deaf v
Barrowford. Knock-out - final (at Lucas starting at 2.p.m.) Clitheroe ' ’ Social’ Club •' -v Clarion.
BARROWFORD ' V LUCAS II-
- Duerden 1, Carter O. -Tyman’ 3, Thresh 19, Wilkinson. 0,
: Lucas11 II: 1 Ormerod 1 12, , . , •
Davies 15, Holden 1, -Lamb 1, Doman 18, Holgate 13,.
Brockhall: Lecming 15,
Bibby ' 5, Britcliffe 0, Jarvis 2, Ireland 0, Humphries not
0; Williams 2—0—11—0; Clee iff—0—33—2 i Edmond son 7.4—3—11—7. Burnley III: Fairclough 9,
—2: Lamb, .1 1—0—36—1; Doman 3—0—15—0. ; ;
; CLITHEROE S.C. v : CLARION ’
worth 1, Wareig 17, Clark 0, Wood 3, Duxbury. 0, Benson 19, Greenwood..10, Dawson li; Royle o, Hayes not out 0, extras 5, total 66. ’ Bowling:
...Brown10.4—lr -.
I clarion: /Taylor. ,0, - Ash 'l l . V i im n 11__3— 3!
out 3,- extras 2, total 75. Bowling: Astin 5—1—13—
Pickup 2, Clee 20, Milner not out 37, Busheli l,. Taylor not out 5, extras 2, total 76-4. . Bowling: Bibby.111—1—23
Thompson 3—0—12—0. Clitheroe S.C.: Holden not
out 41, Atkinson 6, Horsfield 9, Fedder not out 12, extras 4, total 72—2. Bowling: Wood 8—1—32—
1; Dawson 6—2—15—1; Dux bury 2—0—20—0; Ashworth
1.5—0—1—0.
COAL CLOUGH V WELLINGTON
Topham 1, Mercer 0, Hall ; 1, Whalley not out 22. Read 5, Wallbank 4, Gunner 0, Hod- kinson 5, Allen 2, Morton 2,
Wellington: Jancezko 1,
—15—3; Birkett 8—4—18—4: Coster 2.1—0—5—3; Nuttall '
extras 3, total 46. Bowling: Moorhouse 8—3
2—0—5—0. -
. ‘Whalley 2—0—7—0. |
, extras 2, total 50—5. • Bowling: Allen 5—1—17— , 12; Gunner 6.5—1—24—3;
Reddu 1, Moorhouse 0, Bir kett 3, Nicholson not out 15, Riley 0, Hirst . not.. out b,
Coal Clough: 1 Nuttall 21, 1
.. Coal Clough .15.10 4 134 Barrowford 14 8 4 2 28 . Clitheroe S.C.; 14 6 : 4 . 4 22
’ RIBBLE VALLEY LEAGUE ^ ' .
”. T ‘ P W1 D LPtS1
/ B’bum Deaf. 13 3 4 6 13 Brockhall - 16-'3-' 2x11.12
• Clarion .... 16 6 4 6 22 Burnley , III ...15, 4. 9 ,.2 21” . Wellington - ' "15 4 ,4 . 7,16 :
...Lucas—. . . . . . 14,., 1 7x, 6,11,.; x—indicates a tie. -
\
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crosses Mastiles Lane led by Christop h e r Nightingale. The run will start at 9-15 a.m. New members are wel come on this outing to the Yorkshire Dales country.
On Sunday, the club , Total mileage 65. '‘SPRITE” Birds found
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. R. Mitchell gained third place, while W. Frankland
was fourth.
.from Poole.-,. ’ Results:11, Jones and Addi son 899-54;; 2, Jones , and Addison; 896.26; 3; Mitchell and Ainsworth, 892.32; 4, W. Frankland, 887.28:: 5, Jones and . Addison, 854.56;: 6, 852.58; 7, F. Nutter, ; 846.11; ,, 8, V. Alderson, 845.90; 9, Thorsby
race on the programme, a return visit to Christchurch. Clithcroe members are also hoping to do well in the Accrington two-bird race
Next week secs the last ;
845.39; 10, J.. Scott and. Son, 842.44; 11. H. and K. Seed; 841.21;12, F.: Nutter,
'Were successful in the Black burn Federation race from Craven Anns at the weekend. Results: 1, Richardson and
830.19. ‘Several Clitheroc fanciers
(s Alderson,' :1080.15; c ;10, , J.) •;smith, 1059.30; ,11. 'Taylor/ .and Rimmer, 1078.9912,J.
, ,7, V.': Alderson, 1080.93;' 8,, Gl, j j Arrandalc.« 1080.37;. 9,. V.,
-Yates,31086.54; 2. Scott and Sons, 1084.10; 3, N .. Hall, 1082.78 and 1082.78; 5, Mit chell’ and ‘Ainsworth,>1081.94; 6: Norgrove Bros., 1081.79:
and- Lofthouse,' '
North West wind it was hard going for the 126 birds en tered by 16 members, the winner covering the 165 miles in five hours 23 minutes.
gotsfield on Saturday. Liberated at 9 a.m. in a
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