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Cricket League opens its senior programme on to n 12. I«al interest
Seen Clithcroc and Rib- blesdale Wanderers at
rh'ircb Meadow. cwrr Tree, promoted junior league, will
wv their first team m ^'ior company and have Kerin Platley. the
is’orofessional. There is omy one lull
^ ,e r Bishton all-rounder
c-ndav programme, al- •houEti Banisbottom Cup
l’that
day.The season ends on Sep
tember 12. The fixture list is. APRIL
may bc p!aycd 011
will open with match
JUNE
date W. v Settle. 23: Clitheroe v Padiham;
Langho Colony; 13: Langho Colony v Earby; 14: Baxen den v Langho colony; 20: Langho Colony v Blackburn N: 27: Langho Colony v EEC.
0: Lower Danven v
Read v Baxenden; Whalley v Ribblesdale W. 30; Blackburn N. v Read;
Clitheroe v Cherry Tree; Great Harwood v Whalley; Pad.ham v R bblesdale W. JUNE
blesdale W. v Great Har wood.
Cherry Tree v Read; Clith eroe v Earnoldswick; Earby v Ribblesdale W. 14; Padiham v Read;
13: Baxenden v Whallcy;
Ribblesdale W. v Baxenden; Settle v Clibheroc; Whalley v Blackburn N. 20: Blackburn N. v Rib
8: Read v
C.itheroe; Rib JULY
Colony; 11: Blackburn N. v Langho Colony. 18: Bum- ley Belv v Langho Colony. AUGUST
4: Lucas v Langho
Colony; 8: Langho Colony v Settle; 15: Oswaldtwistle v Langho Colony (2 p.m.); 22: Pendlc Forest v Langho Colony (2 p.m.); 29: Langho Colony v Lower Darwen (2 p.m.)
1' Rods Royce v Langho
(2 p.m.). 12: Langho Colony v Baxenden (2 p.m.)
blesdale W; Clitheroe v Whalley; Read v Barnolds- wick. 27: Cherry Tree v Whal
IS- Ribblesdale \V. v Clith- croe; Settle v Read; Whal-
icv v Cherry Tree. •M. cherry Tree v Rtbblcs-
r iie W.: Clitheroe v Great R nvood; Read v Whalley. MAY
„ or 3: Blackburn N. v
jtamsbottom Cup— First Round
O. LTD. ENTS
RS TIED
Whallcv; Cherry Tree v R-bblcsdale W; Clithcroc v
Lucas; Read v Earby. 9- Earbv v Clitheroe; Rib-
blcdale W. v Read; Whalley v Barnoldswick. 10- Bamoldswick v Rib
blesdale W: Clitlieroe y
Baxer.den; Read v Great H'nvood; Settle v Whalley. ‘lG- Blackburn N. v Clith-
croe; Earby v Read; Padi- hani v Whalley; Hibbles-
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burn N; Whalley v Clith croc. 11: Great Hanvood v
4: Ribblesdale W. v Black
Clitheroe; Ribblesdale W. v Cherry Tree; Whalley v Read. 18. Bamoldswick v Read. 25: BamoldsWiCk v Whal
ley; Clitheroc v Earby; Read v Ribblesda.c W. AUGUST
Great Hanvood v Read; Ribblesdalc W. v Barnolds- wick; Whalley v Sottle. 8’ Clitheroe v Blackburn
1: Baxenden v Clitlieroe;
N; Read v Earby: Settle v Ribblesdale W; Wlialley v Padiham. 15: Baxenden v Read;
Division 2 APRIL
dale W; Read v Rawten- stall. 19: Rolls Royco v Wad-
18: Cherry Tree v Whal ley; Clitheroo v Ribbles
dington. 25: Gt. Harwood v Clith-
Ribblesdale W. v Bamolds wick; Waddington v Clith- croe; Whalley v Rawtcn- stall
2: Gt. Hanvood v Read; MAY
lcy: Clitheroe v Rolls Royce; Read v Ribblesdale W;
9: Bamoldswick v Whal
Oswald twls tie v Wadding ton. . 16; Cherry Trt v Wad
dington; Clitheroc v Oswaldtwistle; Read v Rolls Royce: Wlialley v Padiham. 17; Ribblesdale W. v Raw-
Padiham v Clitheroe; Rib blesdale W. v Wlialley. 22: Cherry Tree v Clith
eroe; Read v Blackburn N; Ribblesdale W. v Padiham; Whalley v Great Hanvood. 29: Clitheroo v Read;
Earby v Whalley: Great Hanvood v Ribblesdale W. SEPTEMBER
eroc: Read v Cherry Tree; Ribblesda’e W. v Earby; Whalley v Baxenden. 12: Baxenden v Ribbles
5: Bamoldswick v Clith-
dalc W: Blackburn N. v Whalley: Clitheroe v Settle; Read v Padiham.
JUNIOR LEAGUE
Division 1 APRIL
18: EEC v Langiio Colony:
25: Langlio Colony v Lucas. MAY
Royce; 9; Langho Colony v Burnley Belv; 16: Settle v Langho Colony; 23: Langho Colony v Oswaldtwistle. 30: Langho Colony v Pendlc. Forest.
2: Langho Colony v Rolls S T A R T
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tenstall. 23: Padiham v Clitheroe;
Ribblesdale W. v Whallcy; Waddington v Read. 30- Bamoldswick v Wad
0: Earby v Langho Colony SEPTEMBER
Ribblesdale W. v Clitheroc; Rol's Royce v Waddington; Whalley v Cherry Tree. JULY
dale W., Clitheroe v Great Harwood; Read v Whalley; Waddington v Padiham. 11: Clitheroe v Whalley;
4: Cherry Tree v Ribbles
Oswaldtwistle v Ribblesdale W; Waddiugton v t. Har wood. 18: Rbblesdalc W. v Read;
FIVE WIN THROUGH
The team handicap
Whalley v Bamoldswick. 25; Rolls Royce v Clitheroe; Waddington v. Oswald- 25: Ro'ls Royce v Oswald- AUGUST
knock - out competition sponsored by the Rib blesdale Table Tennis Association is now well under way with five teams through to the quarter finals. Ribblesdaie wanderers
eroe; Padiham v Whalley; Ribblesdale W. v Rawten stall: Rolls Royce v Read; Waddington v Cherry Tree. 15; 2 p.m. Clitheroe v
lesdale W; Cl theroc v Wad dington: Rawtenstall v Whalley Read v Gt. Har wood. 8: Oswaldtwistle v Clith
1:
Bamoldsw.ck v Rib-
give their support and enter the competition.
this event was badly sup ported'''last season which was very unusual. I t is hoped that this year amends will be made with a full attendance.
For some unknown reason
“B" are there by virtue ol a bye, and the other four —Venture Scouts “A”, St. Paul’s ‘’C’’. Ribblesdale W. “A” and Pendle Mill win ning their first round mat ches.
match against struggling Trutex. winning by the odd game.
Pendle Mill had a hard
Padiham; Read v Wadding ton; Whalley v Ribblesdale W.
eroe; Padiham v Wadding- ton; Ribblesdale W. v
Cherry Tree; Whalley v Read.
Waddington; Read v Clith eroe; Ribblesdale W. v Gt. Hanvood: Whalley v Rol's Royce.
Cherry Tree; Gt. Hanvood v Whalley: Oswaldtwistle v Read; Padiham v Ribbles dalc W: Waddington v Bar- noldswck 29: 2 p.m. Rawtcnstall v
22; 2 p.m. Clithcroc v
Clitheroe v Bamoldswick; Rolls Royce v Ribblesdale W; Waddington v Whalley. 12: Padiham v Read;
5: Cherry Tree v Read; SEPTEMBER
Rawtenstall v Clitheroe; Ribblesdale W. v Wadding ton: Whalley v Oswald- twist'e.
handicap is a great leveller and it proved so in this instance. D. McKenzie was undoubtedly the match win ner for Pendle. winning his three games.
In all the matches, the
ture Scouts “A” both had convincing victories over Forden Club “A" and Chat- bum respectively. In the league both top
Ribblesdale “A” and Ven
ker reminds all the youn ger members who may feel that they may not be good enough players to take part, that a trophy is presented every year for the most promising performance of the day. "Playing .n these competitons undoubtedly improves one’s game, so let’s see a full house” he says.
ture Scouts “A” 8, Chatham 1; Pendle Mill 5. Trutex 4; RWCC "A" 8. Forden "A" 1. League: Primrose 9, For
Knock-out, round 1: Ven Results
den Club 1; RWCC “B” 1, Calderstoncs 9; Chatbura 0, Trinity "A” 10; Trutex 0. RWCC “A” 10; Venture Scouts 4, St. Paul's "C" 6; Trinity “B" 1, St. Paul’s “A” 9.
teams had easy victories although th’rd-placed St. Paul’s “C” had a very hard struggle before overcoming Venture Scouts 6—4. It was not until the last set of the last game that they clinched victory. Mr. Ronnie Cams has
RWCC “B”; Primrose v Chatbum.
“A”. Wednesday: St. Paul's
Tuesday: Trutex v Trinity
again accepted the league’s invitation to run the indivi dual championships next Saturday and it is hoped that all league members will
Calderstoncs; Pendlc Mill v Venture Scouts. Saturday:
championships, at Trinity. Indiv.dual
"A” v St. Paul’s “C". Thursday: Trinity “B” v
Monday; Forden Club v Fixtures Fixtures secretary B. Par
Room for
one more Ribblesdalc Y o u t h
Cricket League has room for another team, to bring the number for the com
ing season up to eight. Clubs should ■ bear in
mind, however, that most matches are played in the evenings, startng at 6-30, and travelling must there fore be taken into account.
Cyril King. 2 King Edward Terrace. Barrowford. Nel son, (Tel. 66394) will be glad to hear from any inter
The league secrete ry, Mr.
AUTHORISED SERVICE
ing was held at Clitheroc yesterday week and it was decided to increase the Sun day fixtures to three. These will be on April 26. when the season starts: May 17 and August 16.
ested clubs. The league's annual meet
were confirmed: June 7, Upper Areda'.o League at Earby; August 9. Saddle- worth League, poss.bly at Blackburn Northern’s ground.
Two inter-league fixtures
a game with the Derbyshire and Cheshire League at Old Trafford. and the Central Lancashire League, possibly
I t is also hoped to arrange
at Whallcy. Mr. John N. Clayton was
re-elected chairman. Mr.
Cvril King, secretary; and Mr. Frank Mallalieu, treas urer. The team manager will again be Mr. T. Fai rer, and the league rep resentative to the Lan cashire Federation com mittee will bo Mr. Lund.
Lancashire
dington: Cherry Tree v Clitheroe: Read v Oswald twistle; Ribb'esdale W v Padilla m; Wlialley v Gt. Harwood. 31: Rawtenstall v Wad
dington; Oswaldtw'.stlc v Whallcy.
Great Harwood v Ribbles dalc W; Rolls Royco v Whalley 9 and 10: Waddington v
6* clitheroe v Read; JUNE
Ribblcsdalo W. 13: Barnoldswick v Clitb-
eroe: Read v Cherry Tree; Ribb'esdale W. v Rolls Rovce; Whalley v Wadding- ton. 14: Clitheroe v Rawten
A.A. Cross - country Championships,
Schools 1970,
were decided on Saturday at Levcrhulme Park, Bol ton, over a fully country course of rough, hilly terrain. The day was cold but dry
girls’ race, Margaret Floyd led the Pendle team home in 81st place. N. Haworth (56th last
year) finished 123rd, and with A. Housman (139) and E. Barnsley (149), combined to give a team total of 492 points. This placed Pendle 23rd
and brill antly sunny, and the underfoot conditions were hard and slippery.
fine, well-organised athletic occasion was the permitted use of spiked running shoes.
The only thing marring a
icy ground, resulted :n several unpleasant acci dents; the sooner the prac
This, combined with the twistle.
stall; Read v Padiham. 20: Bamoldswick v Read; Gt. Hanvood v Wadding ton: Ribblesdale W. v Oswaldtwistle; Whalley v Clitheroe. 21: Read v Bamoldsw'.ck. 27: Rawtenstall v Read;
tice is banned in large-scale meetings of this kind, the safer it will bo for the athletes.
runners entered, 23 actually ran in the Junior and Inter mediate boys’ and girls' races. I11 the l i mile Junior
Ot the team of 29 Pendlc
grove (Ribb.) was first finisher at 186th, followed by Earl
W.lkinson (Gaw.) 187, R. Astin (Ribb.) 236, T. Fenton (Novd.) 259—hav ing been spiked early on— and C. Punchard (Ribb.) 273, giving a team total of 1141. placing 36th of 37
01' the 25 teams. (Individual winner was L. Byrne, of Liverpool; team winners were Manchester North with 69 points). The other representatives were L. Taylor and A.
Smith. I11 the Intermediate race,
(he four runners found it a surprisingly hard 13 miles and only three managed to complete tlio course (all girls from Norden School). Individual winner was C.
teams. Winner was P. Johnson,
cl Eccles; team Liverpool with 27 points. C. Marsden and K. Harrison also fin
ished. The best Pendlc per
formance was by Peter Hampshire (CRGS) finish ing 58th in the 3i mile Intermediate race on no training, after recent treat ment in hospital. He should do well in the same race next year. R. Kelly (150) and K.
Helsby, of Manchester North; winning team, Man chester North. with 42 points. The Junior Boys all
Fort (224) both of Gaw- thorpe supported him and D. Parsons (Gaw.) suffered a fall and knee injury when going well on the first lap.
showed courage and only one failed to complete the 21 mile course Steven Mus-
very unlucky; The Intermediate boys’
race was won by S. Law- *
rence, of St. Helens, and the St. Helens team totalled 62 points to win. Since we are not a. par
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ticularly strong district, as compared with Liverpool and Manchester, and three schools out of seven were total non-contributors (in cluding Stonyhurst College, which normally provides more than half of the boys’ team, who were on half- term) the Pendle runners did well to hold their own and certainly all will bene fit from the experience. The performances of
Peter Hampshire and the junior girls were particu larly noteworthy.
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direct, or via one of the local secondary schools.
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