to
Jst Bradford l i c i s ’ U n io n
I monthly mccUng of |tiheavne’s branch of
:s Union wa.s held nday school.
° ^ :
p^’ing a scrvicA « I by the Vicar of
n, the Rev. Canon c v hiM Mrs. Gooti?hifj^:
|1 recipes for a c om ^ ; ; |a n d dficussmg v ap ^ ;
Ison showed gr-eat vS') * m demonstraline aiTangement
■was warmly thanked fo-i. ■ (.ertaming evening andt*
Innems were .senV i?. IJ . Aspm and Misj h{:
'ii T y in e Coiihcrl f
lold t.vmo concert ■ihi n St. Catherines sm l:'
ool on Thursday 1™ ' I a large audience, " ’.i
| i cliildi-en and adu!‘^ ■n-s of families m o.^,, I provided a I- of talent.
^ Ing. dancing. recha-L I. '
lients of a typical villae^' I t made up the ovenim.! 1 children takin, mp-
led Sharon Kearslev's I .^.spin, Heather HoskeP' |.ft.spin. I/.nda Dugdalc’ | i Smith. .Arm Titterin-" ^ Kathleen Hosker ic Oddic, Brian Wood’'
Ji Dugdale, Neiii Ith and John Tittering.
I f Aspin, Carol Cherrv J. t pei-formcrs ^-en;
la n d Atalcolm (guitars)' Ifowarth, Kathleen Bird' I.-Rowell. Mrs K. Bird' lesponsible for produc- ' Ihe concert and Mr.?' 1 Wilson was the accom-'
I
■c,shments were servedf ■lanks were expressed lot l io had contributed tot Iccess and the happiness " evening.
' _ and the money was fifteen pomids was
i d to the Sunday scliooU, it io n fimd.
t Tosside l'>!r
|,ble to look round andj at leisure.
Irucstiay evening, mem- }
vi.sited a wcll-knora .-.hop in Skipton, and;
Ik.
Ma.son. and coffee lisciiU.s were served by
I.SIC.SS.
liks were expressed byi ‘
J^ ed the speaker, Mrsiii ■Parkinson from Dklcy f
I talk entitled "Keen J S ■•^11^7 Happjf
■
RAIN WAS THE SPOIL SPORT
Tree inii up performance in company when ,jsitcd Chatbiirn
on Saturday and it piiy that rain should , spoil sport.
■ 'n^toii'caim at three but ■y.jvcr .afterwards in
,v p,iticnt -i'd before
'■■.von £aw!""a stmuped 'oTter and without
•V-’kd to
wh.at was to ;'f '0 be an unbeaten ff-ership of UT by Flat-
■'i's-ipcci Ibw decision.
f f-'d Rosco':. jveicc continued to be ’.vatchword. Cherry ji-5-, hour had pro-
:.rj, was reached with n i'vfy' boundary oil Ent-
o-'iv SS runs and the ."vj":skcn 70 minutes
i"'to othei-' "^v'
tbe.ad permuiaied the
..■'fil bu- to little effect, the bat-smen did
'Cliae run-out
po.ssibility they were both moiu- iplv ‘'stranded" In inid-
•- 'die later siasc.? of 1110 '■.jtship the rate of seor-
WKK0ND CRICKET
sibblesdale l e a g u e
•tedalo Wan. v Great Harwood.
.-y;’ V Baxenden JUNIOR LEAGUE Division 1
:;d V Clitlieroo.
-.toldswick V Black'ourn N. i;xy Tree v Padiham.
..d.” McGarry departed. 'what appeared to
ing improved. FJaUe,v, having •reached liis haif century, began looking for runs and produced some of the attrac tive strokes that nradc him a favourite at Rlshton in hi.s Lancashire League days. And Roscoe, sho-)ving a pre
ference for the off side, sent the hundred up with a lovely boundary off 'West- head. By then, the sky had long
set in at the declaration and which eventually forced an abandonment aftci- CUtheroc had reached 24 for 1.
been overcast and there had been a hint
‘tbe rain that CLITHEROE
M. Wash brook not out 4 D. Ireland not out . . . .
G. Davies c Howard b Platley .......................
3 8
Extras ....................... g
—1: H. Howard i—o—g—0. CHERRV THEE
Total fonc wkt) __ 24 Bowluig; Platley i.4_ o—9
D. McGloue .stpd Vaugh- ton b Blackburn .........' 30
D. JGemm c Enlwistle b Wcsthcad ...................
....................... 4
Flatlcy not out ............ 74 P. Roscoc not out ......... 53 Extras
E. McGarry Ibw Ent- wistle .......................... u
.5
17—0; S. Westhead 10—2—39 —0; M. Blackbupm 8—2— 30—1: A. Entwistle 7—0—34 —1; G. Sutcliffe 7—2—24—0; R. WUson 5—0—28—0.
WhaUey win in a cantor
Whalley won in a canter when they visited Great Har-
were taken, notably one by Collier behind -the wicket on the leg side. T o p h am quickly put
against Hall’s expresses, and thils coupled with ■very good work in the field by Whalley ensured a rapid dowarfall. Some excellent catdies
wood on Saturday. Harwood had no defence
first -R
her.dtii v Settle. it'sb'jm N. V Rolls Royce hy V Od'.valdtwisllc.
Sunday
;i: Royce v EEC- Division 2
t'
r.erce v Read. Hsnvood v R;
bblc.tdale W
0;nldwisi-le v Barnoldswick lidiani v Cherry Tree K'.: Royce v VVlvallcy
Sunday
r.v.cr.itill V Oswaldiwistle Tuesday
las 2nd V Coal Clough. ;t rsneis V Wellington.
Sunday
7Cr.:ion v Barrowford (;U Bsnowtord).
I-tit-roc SC V s. Francis.
>ld;ac'j)n v Ribble.-;dale W. IBBLE VALLEY LEAGUE Kno(dcout, 2nd round
Whalley witliin reach of victory, hittiug out boldly right and left. He hit 41 of the 48 runs Uiat had been scored ■when his became the ’icket to fall. R. Wilkin
WHALLEY
X \ BB and CV. :,tr Darwen v Langho C.
G. Topham b Halliwcil 41 R. Wilkinson not out .. 7 A. .Anderson not out .. 1 Extras .......................
1 Total (.1 wkt.i 50
13—1: C. AI. Ryan, 3—0—17— 0; W. Howarth 2—0—19—0.
D. Edmondson Ibw Hall 2 T. C. AA'ard b H a l l ......... 27 J. Nixon c Bibby b Hall 0 Halli'well c Bleazard b H a l l ...............................
D. G. Ormerod c Collier b Rudd
GREAT HARAVOOD ................... 10
son and .A. Anderson took the total to 50 soon after half past four.
J. .Ainscough c Bleazard b Rudd .......................
R. Nicholsoir not out .. 0 C. M. Ryan b H a ll......... Extras
W. Howarth c and b Topbam .......................
.......................... ....................... Total 2 .......................... 49
6: J. Rudd, 8—2—25—3; G. Topham 1—0—1—1.
Amateur Football League
White L....................................... :. 24 22 1 1,132 31 45 Chipping ..................................... 24 18 0 6 97 49 36 Hurst Green .............................. 24 15 3 6 117 62 33 Waddingion R................................ ‘
FINAL TABLE P W D L F A Pis
24 14 5 5 50 48 33
Chatburn ..................................... 24 13 5 6 80 66 31 Caldcnstoncs ' ..................................24 11 4 9 84 46 26 King's Arms ................................. 24 12 2 10 79 76 26 Billington
.............
Bowker Bros.............. Trinity
L.M.Cl Grindleton Bowling; Ha.ll 9.5—2—21—
M. Eddleston c Hindle b Rudd ..........................
J. K. Fisher c Collier b Hall
2 0 3 3 0 0
Bowling; HalUwcll 5—0—
ToUl (3 wkls deej ..177 Bowling: Clayton I'J—5—
WON BY SIX
WICKETS Wtidditiglon p ht y e d
and were .soon -in trouble due to a. devasuitins spell of bowling by Rigby. At one i-ime Uicy were 21 for 6. La.ter their captain, Mun-ay, was well enpported by young members of the team Q.nd took the total to 65. But Trotter took 2 for 0 in hJs
but confidently. Robinson, Dust and Trotter batted solidly to enable ■Wdlliams, Rigby and Davies to knock off the remaining runs.
first over and Taylor fintshed off the innings. Waddington started slowly
more welcome in view of a narrow defeat at Barnolds- wick the previous day.
The victory was all the
season tliat Waddington had batted first. Tliey made a disastrous start and at one stage were 34 for 6.
This ■was the first time this
who was finding his old form. toThe pair took Waddington
114.
’.'cply confidently with aji opening stand of 40. Wickets then fell steadily and only some adventurous batting by Crossley enabled the "tail" to pass Waddington's total ■(vith eight tickets down.
Barnoldswick began th e
23. D. WidduD 21. R. Par- kuuion 22. K. Bailey 0, B. Grave 9, K. Willdnsoir 4. A. Crossley not out 23, S. Prank- land 0, P. AVhite 5. R. Faw cett not out 2. Extras 9. Total 118 for 3.
Barnoldswick v Waddington Barnoldswick: P. Malone
—43—3: A. Rigbye—0—23—0; K. Taylor 4.3—1—15—4: J. Trotter 6—0—23—1.
2. N. Robinson 5. R. Dust 22, J. Trotter 0. A. Rigby 2, T. Davies 21, B. Edmondson 0. R Taylor not out 14, K. Wink- ley 9. C. Whiteside 0. B. Jones 36. Extras 3. Total 114.
Waddington: B. WiUiams Bowling: K. Winkley 11—2
(21) could master the bowi- iug until Jones went in at No 11 and hit a magnificent 36. ably supported by Taylor,
Only Dust (22) and Davies
WERE THE V UMPIRES I RIGHT ?
.According to the nUes of the Ribblesdale League, play may cont-inue 'until 5-30 if the captains agree and. one sup poses, that means the score continues to be kept.
TOi’e tile umpires right to instruct the scorers , to dose the books before 5-30 p.m. because Whalley liad passed Great Haiwood’s total?
... Pictured arc some of Ihe J30 members of
Kibblc.sdalc and Horrocksford Social Club' who attended the last of the sason's dances, held at the Commercial Hotel, Gis- burn, on Friday. Dances have been held af various hotels its one way
of maintaining interest, and each one has increased in popularity. The club, loo, has increased its activities a great deal
over the past six months. There arc 26S members and tiie searcii is on for permanent premises in CHthcroc.
Blackburn Northern now head the table -with a seven-point lead over Earby, for ■whom F. Foster came within three of a century against Settle.
—1; M. Tillotson 10—2—38— 3; B. Grave 7—1—20—2; S. Prankland 3—0—18—2; K. Bailey 1.2—0—7—1.
Bowling: P. White 6—0—28
24 7 5 12 61 76 19 24 8 2 14 57 56 18
51. Paul's ..................................... 24 3 2 19 38 109 8
........................................ 24 7 4 13 57 84 18 ........................................ 34 4 3 17 39 98 11 ................................. 24 4 I 19 52 122 9
.. Waddington: R Dust 6, N. Robinson 5. J. Ti-otter 16, B. Williams not out 16. A. Rigby 6. T. Davies not out 6. Extras 11- Total 66 for 4.
Waddington v Flawtenstall-
Ribblesdale Wanderers,' have won only one of their .seven games but along with the- league leaders have the dis tinction of being unbeaten.
Clitheroe needed to score, at w’ell ovci’ a run a mmute yet felt they had a good chance of winning, but rain caused an abandonment.
On Saturday, they came away from
Padjha.in -with cnc-point,
7—0; D. Shaugnessy 6—3—5 —1: N. Taylor 8—2—24—2; J. Seal 3—1—6—1: F. Bames 1.6—0—13—0.
Bowling: K. Pollard 3—0—
B. Haworth 0, B. Payne 5. J. Seal 7. K- Pollard 2, B. Pick ering 9, D. Shaugnes-sy 4, B, Mm-ray 19, T. Tliirde 7, P. Barnes not out 5. N. Taylor 0. Extras 7- Total 65.
Rawtenstall: G. NuttaJl 0,
6; K. Winkley 8—1—19—0: K. Taylor 5—2—10—1; J. Trotter 1—1—0—2.
Bowling A. Rigby 12—3—29
Although lying tliird in tlic table, Read are only a point behind Padiliam and 'Wlial- ley. They need to settle their batting problems quickly if they ore not to plummet to a much lower position.
while. Read- lost, by seven ■wickets to 'Blackbm'n Nor thern.
noldswick, 7 for ' 45; Hall. WlTolley. 6 for 21; A. H.- Jones, Blackburn Nortliem, 6 for 34.
Earb.v, 97; Flatle,y, Cherry Tree, -74 not out; B. Wright,
E.arby. 61; P. Roscoc, Cherry Tree, 53; Coll'iris, Blackburn ■Northern, 50 not out. BOWLING; Walton, Bar
B.A’TITNG; P. Poster, PERFORMANCES
WANDERERS EARN A POINT
A stand of 25 for the
seventh Avickei, followed by anoihe-r of 29 for the n in til put Padiham in a commanding
position
against Ribblesdale 'Wan derers, but afterwards they were unable to get the visi
play^ ^
ro e ’s Own I for ClitheroP
WORLD COP SOUVENIR ISSUE TViiwha
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laid the foundation for a good reply by putting on 32. And after three wickets were doim for 36, Aspin and Proc. tor sUigcd a recovery with a
at 2, Workman and redder
stolid of 25. Prom then on. Slmger
kept one end intacl-. but lost Proctor at "is and Wallbank at 95. Musgrove then stayed with tlio profc.5sionnl. collect ing three fours and a. single in a partnership tliat took Wanderers to 109. Knowles followed him and the innings ended at 113, with two wick
strongly. By Ore time the openers h-ad Bone tliey W
ets in hand. padlha-m had b e g u n
on 92, but tlie Ribblesdale attack found new impetus and four (rickets fell for only
’cre
acle was Gee, w’jt-h Eland going in 'at No. 10 and Wt* ■ting four fours and a six in
14 runs. Sheet anchor in this deb
a final flourish in w’hich 20 were hit off Slinger’s last over.
had 3 for 17, finished with 4 for 41.
R. Devon b. Wilkinson 48 R. Stevenson b Slinger 14 M. Grecnhalgh c Wall- bank b Knowles ......... 26
Padiham
S. Gee not out ............ 33 p. Atkinson st Musgrove J b Wilkinson ............ 0
N. Halsall c Knowles b Wilkinson ................... 8
J. Devon b Wilkinson .. 2 J. Hayes c Knowies b Slinger
. Derbyslilre b Knowles 0
J. Eland not out ............ 24 Extras ........
...................... 0 5
—2; I. Metcalfe 6—1—33—0; •
Total (tor 8 wkls.) . . . . 160 Bowling: Slinger 12—1—51
Wilkinson who at one Ume
tors out. After Leeming had gone
P. Know’les 7-0-30—2; P. Wilkinson 7.5—2—41—4.
J. Lectning c Hayes b Eland .......................... 0
W. Workman c Gee b Halsall
........................ 19
P. Pedder b Eland . . . . 16 A. Aspin b Ela-nd ......... 12
Slinger not out ............ ’>8 T. Wallbank ]bwb Halsall 6 A. Musgrove b Halsall .. 13 P. Knowles not out ___ 1 Etetras ....................... 4
K, Proctor c Dea-on b Greenlialgh ............... 14
Tolaj 17 w’kts.) 113
—3; J. Eland 10-1—68—3; M. Grecnhalgh 9—4—11—1.
Bowling: Halsall 6—2—40
Youth Team
■ ■ .The Ribbresdale 'Youth League team to play Upper uAdredale J u n io r Q’icket
Le.ag-ue at Applegarth Ground, on Sunday wifil be: S. Bennett (Clitheroe),
■Mr. T. Farrer. team manager, at Earby by 1-45 p.m. prompt.
RIBBLESDALE
Baxenden .......... 4 4 0 16 Blackburn N. .. 4 4 0 16 Read .................. 4 2 2 8 Gt. Harwood .. 4 2 2 8 Olitheroe >..... 4 2 2 8 O.swaldtw’lBtle I. 4 1 3 4 Padiham .......... 4 1 3 4 Whalley ............. '4,
'YOUTH LEAGUE P.W.L.P.
Clare (Oswaldtwistlc), j. Parkinson CWhalley), D. Sowerby (Baxenden). Scorer, J. Blair-Bi-yan . (Clitheroq). Start 2 p.m. Players arc to report -to.
(capt); S, Rushton (Bead). A"
ico-oa.ptam: G. Allen (Gt Hanwood). C. Berryman (Read), K. Boden (CUlhcroe, P. Davies (
B.axcaidcn), R. Greenwood (Oswaldtwistlc Inun.), R. •Peters CWhalley), J. Ward (Read), i; Webster (Padiham), J. ’Whittaker (Blackburn Nor.) Reserves to travel: P.
Ribblesdale Wanderers
At Chatburn Road, Cherri' Tree gave a solid display and it was only after Olitheroe began tempting the batsmen to loosen up that runs began to be scored witli any free dom. Cherry Tree, in fact, conceded tliat the bowling was not easy to score off, backed up as it was ivith efficient fielding.
.At the lower end of the scale, Clitheroe, Settle and Bar- noldsw’ick still seek their first victory.
That was the players’ veetv at the Great Harwood-Whalley matdi where scoring ceased •at 5-10 p.m. The point may well be raised at a League marjigement meeting.
Form is still elusive
Blackbuni Norlhern
almost threw away the chance of an easy victory
over Read and of gaining ihrec more -points on their closest rivals for the
.sat on the bat instead of hitting out, the result being that the umpires had eventu- .ally to take the teams off as the rain became heavier.
Wins tropliy for third
year Mf. Eric Greenall,
treasurer to Calderstones Hospital Manageoicnt on Monday won the Maccles field Golf Trophy for the
by Macclesfield a-nd Dis trict Hospital Management Cormnitteo and is competed tor annually by treas-urers of Manchester Regional Hos pital Board and their staffs. This 5’ear’s competition
third year running. The trophy was donated
was held a.t the Lancaster Golf and Country Clnb. Mr. Greeiiall - returned 86—15—71, the scratch for
presented at a dinner in the club after the competition.
Homing The local club race
from Christchurch on Sat urday was a good event. Pigeons were liberated at 9-20 a.m. and the winner, owiKxi by G. Cowper -thwaite. did 1191 yards per minute for the 217
miles.Most of the lo4 p’.geoo;is competing ■were back in Clitheroe at the end of the
day.T h e r:vcc tomorrow (S from Avnindics, in Fraitcc, a distance of 361 miles. Many local fanciers .will be competing in 'the Nelson H.S. o)Kn race from Guernsey on
Tue.sday. Prize money for this race
the course. The cup and prizes were
league title. With seven wickets left mid a .slight drizzle falling, they
three quick fours. Why they could not have been .scored sooner, only the
bat.smcn know.
Ncr-iher.n won by seven wickets, having dismissed Read for 74.
Read ba-Uing, the better. Only two players reached
The less said about the
double figures and once again the icaiii gave cve;-y assis tance to the bowlers.
caught, and all credit to Northern fo r taking the numerous chances offered to give Taylor a retinn of 4 fer 38 and Jones 6 for 34. Northern’s reply was at
Nine Reaq mcu were
at 7-40 and the league lead ers then finished off with
persuasion” by the Norihcni captain and
profe.ssional gainea a resumption of play
Only considerable "friendly NETBALL Willi the .season in only
Hs
c.irly stages, Clitheroe an d District Netball League has lost one club. Truic.x Dwarfs
h a v e
di’opjicd out and all mat ches in w’liich they were involved have been can
tie.s Utd. 11, Whalley 6: Tni- tex Avengers v Tnitex Dwarfs (cancelled): Cal derstones 5. Bowker Bros. 11: Paper Dolls 38, Associa tion 6.
NEXT WEEK Monda.v. Trutex Avengers
V AVhalley. Wednesday: Smartics Utd.
Bowker Bros.
v Calderstones. Tliursday:
.A.ssociation v
Trulex .Aven. 4 4 0 0 8 Bowker Bros 4 3 0 1 6 Smarties U. 4 3 0 1 6 Whalley __ -1 3 0 1 6 Calderstones 4 2 0 2 4 Paper Dolls 4 1 0 3 2 Association
4 0 0 4 0
FritMidly Game Teams representing Chaig-
P W D LPls
celled. Last week’s .score.?: Smav-
their home fixture with Rawteiistall on the latter’s ground, on Sunday, and enjoyed a six-wickci vic tory in thi.s Ribblesdale Junior League. Division 2, game.
Ruwtcn.slall baUeU first,
' -
Cliihcroc'Advcriiscrand Times, l-riday, June ith, 1970 CHESS
New meml)ers add
strength
Two new members, at tbe Coach and
Hor.scs Ches.s Club, Bolton-by-BowIand, on Wednesday of last week, were lornicr Lancashire and
Wiltshire county -player Peter William.s and Albert. Hall,
who teaches chess at Barnoldswick Secondary
School.Both bring added .strength
w .
larly after nine year.s out of competitive play—proved a real
e.ve-opcncr to all who
to the club, anti Mr. Wil- -lia ms’ lec'hniqiic—particu.
were fortunate enough to play against him. I t was a great jiight for A.
Wilson, who, as well a.s beat ing Mr. Hall, wi-estcd top spot in the ladder competit ion from C. Moon. Ladder results: W. Blow
beat M. Cosgrove; H. Cos- grovc beat D. Duckworth: M. Cosgrove beat M. Bairstow; D. Duckworth beat J. Wilson; C. Moon beat H. Cosgrove; A. Wilson beat H. Cosgrove; A. Wilson beat C. Moon; J. Wilson beat D. Duckworth. Last week’s pro’oicm was an
/ u, (
11
last move was ‘P-Kt4, so Wliilo can now capture en passant: 1. P.xP, cp K-R4 2, RxP
Kt-KB2: R-KB3: P-KB5; B-KKtl; R-KKt6: K-KR3. Black; R-Q4; K-K4:
problem, by B. G. Laws, appeared in the Northern Figaro, in 1888; While; P-QK16; Q-QKlT:
Another 19th century
two moves, 'solution next week.
Icy and Walker Fold en- .ioyed a friendly five-a-sidc 'fo'otball match on Saturday
WORLD SPORTS
and drew 2—2. Chaiglev team: Blockhcel, Fox. F'
i.shlock. Stanclen,
Wrigley. Walker Fold: Bullock,
first not, very confident. They lo-st two wickets for 15 runs and then settled down to steady scoring, with Collins reacliing an undefeated 50. Tatton bowled well but
Knowles. Meyler (A'l. Mcy- ler (D>. Wood.
without luck and the only other bright spots were the performances of tlie two youngest players. David Pol lard bowled well against batsinen who already had their eye in, and Chris Eddlestone must surely move up in the batting order after another satisfactory perfor mance in a. team in which this is all too rare.
Raad
W. P. Fairclough c Drew b Taylor ...................... 6
R. Goodway c Dixon b Jones ...................... 14
P. Haiworth c Drew b T,aylor ................... 4
P. Boyee-Ken.von b Jenes 0
T.attou c .Atherton b Jones ..........................
E. Sumner c Pickup b Taj-lor
...................... 32
B. Tomlinson c Drew b Jones ..........................
N. Snape c Ta-jlor b Jones ..........................
Extras ..........................
I. Willdnscn c Dixon b T.iylar .......................... 2
0
C. Eddlestone jrot out • • 9 D. PoHard c Haydock b Jones .......................... 3
1 2
-3 8 -4 : A. Jones 10.3—3— 34-6.
Total .......................... 74 Bowline: G. T.aylor 11—1
Blackburn N.
B. McNulty c Fah’clougli b Ta-tton ...................... 4
Collins not out ............ 50 J, Atherton c Kenyon i) Wilkinson ..........
■
G. Cowperthwaite, 1191.31: 2, H. and K. Seed, U90.20; 3, W. J. P. Cottam, 1189.78; 4, Jones and Addison. 1169.29;
is £554 and if the wimiing pigeon is entered in all pools it could win its ownei- several hundred pounds. Results. Christohureh; 1,
5, Hitchon a.nd (Jhatbum, 1161.92; 6, Thorsby and Loft- house, 1161.77; 7, V. Alder- son, 1160-35 ; 8, J. Sraitl), 1159.39: 9, G. Wilkinson, 1151.37; 12, Eedes and Sen 11, Chatburn and Smalley, 1151; 12, Eedes and Son, 1149.51.
BOWLS
croe Castle (2) 125; Lower- fold Park (8) 156, Salesbury MC (2) 111: Oswaldt'wlstle Cons (4) 134, Ribblesdale (6) 141: AVhalley (8) 153, Cal derstones SC (2> 134; Cllth- erbo Castle (10),
Harwood’ Bowling League: Clitlieroc CC (8) 158, Cllth-
Latest results in Great ...................... 4
D. Dixon c Sumner b Ta-tton ...................... 17
'2
T. ibbotson not cut . . . . 1 E.xtras
—2: I. Wilkinson 5—0—24— 1; D. Pollard 4.5—0—20—0.
Total'(3 wktsi ............ 78 Bowling: Tatton 10—1—30
A win for 0 4 -0Park View WMC 5 1 4 17
Park (0) 109. Salesbury MC .. 7 3 4 34 Oswaldtwlstle C 5 4 1 33 Ribblesdale . . . . 5 4 1 32 Clitheroe CC .. 5 3 2 30 Blackburn Alii 5 3 2 29 Clitheroe Castle 6 2 4 29
C.alderst'ncs SC 7 2 5 22 Lowerfold Park 5 2 3 22 Whalley
........ 4 3 1 22
- Details: N. Windlc 8, A. Bell 15; C. Blundell 15, A. Greenwood 3; P. Hudson 15, P. Calvert 4: Jack Whit taker -15," H. Howarth -12; Jim 'Whittaker 15, A, Wil kinson 11: J. Murphy 4, A. BaUcy 15; T. Wignall 15, J. WUllams 8: W.' Wilkinson 6, A. Speak 15; A. Shore 8,'R. Allen 1S:;J. WaUbank 15, J. Metcalfe 3; H. Wig-gins 7, H. O’Donnell 15: Geo. Taj’- lor, 15, H. Ingham 9; Joe Taylor 15, J. Fenton 14; W. Harrison 12, C. Hargreaves 15; J. Lancaster 15, L. Slee 3; H. Knowles 15. G. Bing ham 8': R. Holt 15. P. Wil liams 8; H. Bowker 15, W. Smith' 8: J. Geldard 11,/ F. Clegg 15.
ha-d an easy victory over Scott Park, Burnley, at Clitheroe. Scores: Veterans 234, Scott Park 196.
veterans Castle Veteran bowlers
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