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SAFETY SETTLE opted not to bid hr a. possible victory egainst Ribblesdale Wan isrers. The start delayed because of __ overnight rain and Wan­ derers, given first, knock, elt obliged to bat longer than they may have pre- '-rred thus lasing the rsht to claim any extra tiers.


|runs or so were added enabling a declaration to le made at 161 for 9.


was the


Sent, in 1o bat, Whalle.v


I with, eight being scored off I | the first four overs.


rEOFF HALL bowled Whalley to th e ir f irst win of season, taking seven Clitheroe wickets for 32 ........ ~ ‘ ground.


Hall takes Whalley to first win


to offer him a simple return catch.


DECLARATION


to a catch by Blackburn off Lane’s bowling.


only his second game after being out of action for a. month with a troublesome back muscle, added a sound unbeaten 34, virtually single- handedly putting Whalley into a. position where Neil Duckworth was able to make


Gordon Topham, playing


on 31 and the score stood a.t 75. without addition, Boden bowled Slinger, and three runs later, Yates departed


The partnership had put


Soccer stars shine with bat and ball


STARS of Burnley, Black- bum Rovers and Bolton Wanderers' football clubs were among the line-up for a celebrity cricket match


Union rapt.a.in Richard Greenwood was captain of one side, and Ciitlieroe Cricket Club player. Malcolm Blackburn headed the other for the 25-over match, or­ ganised by the Friends of Clitheroe Royal Grammar School.


a t Clitheroe. Former England Rugby


first and reached 122-6, thanks mainly to the three Burnley Footballers in the


Greenwood's team batted


side. Team captain Martin Dobson, an old boy of CRGS, was top scorer with 45 while


GEOFF HALL, seven jor 32, brought his season’s haul of wickets to 49.


a, sporting declaration a t 122 for six just in time to be able to claim the extra, five overs should they be needed.


more than fair challenge. They needed to score just mider 100 to also claim the extra, overs. But while they know how to ebase the runs, the opportunity never oc­ curred.


For Clitheroe. this was a But at least, another 40


. It was not Wanderer’s heky day: Ken Proctor hd his glasses broken by .rising ball from Stanley pd David Cottam In­ jured a hand. Proctor oiporarily retired bus ^‘tr resumed and cont.ri- Jlted an unbeaten 30.


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burn with his second ball, then had Davies dropped but, bowled him without ad­ dition and with only 12 on the board.


Hall bowled Malcom Black­


A nother 50 for A llen


ALWAYS well behind the clock after a slow opening, Calderstones m a'd e n o serious attempt to go for the runs in their Valley


dropped Dobson, who offered a simple catch off Hall, and with Simon Westhead a t the other end, the score was lifted to 29. Westhead took a. four and a three off the professional, only to snick a catch to Duckworth soon afterwards. The light was far from


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Marshall bowled Keith Bowden, and without addi­ tion, Hall had Lane caught for 10 and three runs later he took the wickets of John Boden and Philip Hall. Hall finished off the in­


one wicket for 10 runs in seven overs, was relieved by Tint Marshall. The mew- comer bowled Dobson .with his second ball. Clitheroe were 41 when


Topham, who had taken


to the pavilion to a stand­ ing ovation from his col­


nings by having Ken Barnes caught behind, which added up to three wickets in six balls a t a cost of two runs. The professional walked


leagues, and not least from


his victims. Hall has now taken 49


wickets a t an average cost of fractionally over 10 apiece and scored 164 runs.


Boden 12: N. Duckworth b Lane 27: K. Duckworth b K. Boden 9: Hall c and b Lane 26: O. Topham not out 34: N. Yates c Blackburn b Lnnc 3; A. Anderson b .1. Bowden l; K. Marsh not out 9. Extras 1. Total (6 wkts dec.)


WUALLEY: .1. Slinscr b K. 122.


Wigglesworth 7-1-31-0; IC. Boden 6-1-21-2: K. Barnes 3-0-6-0; J.


Bowling: Lane 12-3-13-3: R.


Boden 4-1*20-1. CLITHEROE: G. Davies b Hall


B; M. Blackburn b Hall 0: R. Wigclesworth c N. Duckworth b Topham 4; S. Westhead c N. Duckworth b Hall 12: P. Dobson b Marshall 6: K. Boden b Marshall 1: Lane c Slinger b Hall 10: D. Greenup not out 2: J. B<>den lbw


Toplmm 7-1-11-1: T. Marshall 3-2-2-2.


2. Extras 2. Total 47. Bowling: Hall 10-7-1-32-7. 0.


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Hall 0; P. HaU b Hall 0. K. Barnes c N. Duckworth b Hall


vided Neil Duckworth with the first of three catches be­ hind the wicket, although it must be said th at the ball seemed clearly to have come off the pad. Eatough a t third man,


At 14. Wigglesworth pro­


and batted, losing two wickets for as many runs In t<he second over. Skipper •Barry Allen got his head dawn to keep one end secure while Williams took most strikes and was un­ lucky to be run out after hitting 43 in 49 minutes. The stand had added 62. The next, two wickets went


League match. Atkinsons won the toss


cheaply. O’Neill then joining Allen for a stand of 70; Allen was the one to go after completing his third half-century of the season. O’Neill went on to an un­ beaten 53 in 50 minutes and Atkinsons declared. For Calderstones, Lee


hatted an hour and a half for 47, Taylor being the


Hamer 0 Williams 43, Knowles 1. Niven *15, O’Neil 53, Taylor 8, Hawcrolt not out 1, extras 7* total i for 7 wkts. dec.) 188. Bowling: Holder 14-0*67-2, Proc­


draw'. Atkinsnns: Booth 1'. Allen 59,


only bowler to make any impression an'd finishing with three for 39 as the game petered out into a


tor 7-0-45-1. Marshall 7-1-37-1, Lee 4-0-19-1. Aspin 2-0-13-1. Calderstoncs: Lee 47. Oates 17. Robinson 1, Wilson 6, Marshall 0. Aspin 14. Proctor 7.'extras 29, total (for 5 wkts.) 121. Bowling: Knowles 12-1-27-1.


A LOW-SCORING Valley League game ended with Ribblesdale Social Club get­ ting home by two runs in a nail-biting finish. Social Club lost six


Social Club win by two


wickets for under 30 and recovered through Watson (16), Croft (20) and Peel


(11) to reach 79. Contrarywise, Atkinsons


were put well on the way by Allen (21) and Rigby (14), but then lost wickets


6, Allen 21. Rigby 14.' Trotter 9, O'Neil 2, Tavlor 5. Hawcroft 4. Buchanan 5. Sanderson 0. San­ derson not out 2, extras 9, total 77.


Atkinson’s struggle


SLOW-SCORING St Francis struggled against the bowl­ ing of Buchanan (five for 52) and Rigby (three for 36). with wicketkeeper Alien taking five catches. Atkinsons began well in


reply, 30 being put on for the first wicket. But after Trotter was out, the side collapsed and Buchanan and Taylor pul up a sound defence to cam a point. Only three Atkinsons men reached 'double figures.


WITH a return of 75-7-68, K. Thompson won the 18- holes single stroke-play com­ petition at Clitheroe Golf Club. Runner-up was R. Scott, 76-7-69, after a play­ off with S. Bloomer, 80-11-


GOLF


greaves 6. Ralph 10, Tattersall 0, Thompson 0. Reed 0. Watson 16, Croft 20, J. R. Hargreaves 0. Peel 11. A. Wilson not out 2. oxtras 3, total 79. Alklnsons: Robinson 0 Seedall


cheaply. Rlbblc.dale SC: Wilson 1'.. Har­


Welsh international Leighton James, and England-under- 22 international goalkeeper Alan Stevenson both reached the twenties.


Malcolm Blackburn's side could only manage 87 all out, their captain being top scorer with 26. Settle pro­ fessional David Stanley was


Hampered by had light,


dose behind with 23. For t,he opponents, it was Leighton James who did most damage with his bowling.


to watch the game and any proceeds will go to the funds of the Friends of CRGS. Umpires were two grammar school masters, Brian McDonald and Ed*'ard Murphy.


CC); M. Dobson, L. James, A. Stevenson (Burnley FC); Chris Berrymau, Ramon Bell (Read CC); Andrew Compton (CRGS 1st XI cap­ tain), and former Lanca- Lea-gue player, Brian Keat­ ing.


Stevenson, John Boden. R. Wigglesworth


R. Greenwood's XI: Robert (Clitheroe


O’Mara. Richard Dinnis, and Ken Furphy (Blackburn Rovers); Ken Barnes, Phillip Dobson (Clitheroe CC): Brian Hall (Burnley GS Old Boys); John Byrom (Bolton Wanderers FC); Keith Boden (England Schoolboys


M. Blackburn’s XI: John


Reach darts final


THE eight-strong da.rts team from the Sun Inn, Chipping, was hoping last night, to emerge victorious in the finals of an open darts tournament at the Ingol Labour Club, near Preston, and bring home the £50 prize and challenge cup.


crack teams in the Preston area, the Chipping team did exceptionally well to reach the final.


One of the members


likene'd it to Preston North End playing in the cup final. They didn’t expect to go as far as they did, but he thought a good team spirit and a bit of luck had helped.


Buchanan 6-2-10-0, Taylor 9-1-39- 3. Hamer 4-0-21-1.


semi-final on Wednesday, Chipping won the first two games, lost one and won one. With the score at 3-1 in the interval, they went on to lead 4-3 and in the last minute made the final score 5-3.


In a closely-contested


particular competition has been run.


I t is the first time this


members of the Longridge and District Darts League and came third last year.


The Sun Lin team are


Weekend Cricket


Great Harwood v Read, Clitheroe v Bamoldswick, Settle v Cherry Tree, Baxen- den v Whalley, Eartoy v Blackburn N.


JUNIOR LEAGUE


v Rolls-Royce. Sunday: (Read v Lucas. Division 2: RasvtenstaU v Oswaldtwistle, Rolls-Royce v Bamoldswick. Sunday: Darwen v Padiham. RESULTS


95 lor 5; WhaUey 123 (or 6 dec.. OUtheroe 47; Ribblesdale W. 161 d for 9 dec., Settle 68 for 6; Baxen-


Cherry Tree 94, Great Harweod


Settle ...................... 13 4 9 0 25 Fadlham ................. 12 4 5 3 21 Baxcnden ............... 13 3 7 3 19 Great. Harwood .. 13 3 7 3 19 Clitheroe ................. 13 3 ft


Read ....................... 12 9 3 0 39 Blackburn N........... 13 5 6 2 26 Earby ...................... 12 f> ft


ea 151, Blackburn N. 110 for 7. RIBBLESDALE LEAGUE P W D L P


2 23 Whalley .................. 13 1 4 8 8 ... 13 2 ft 6 13 Teams


<wick, home Saturday 2-30 pan.): K. Barnes, S. West- head, P. Atkinson, P. Dob­ son, P. Hall, M. Blackburn, G. Monk, J. Boden J . Blair- Bryan M. Watkins, Lane. .(Meet ground 2 p.m.).


CLITHEROE (v Baxnolds-


Cherry Tree .......... 13 3 A 6 16 Barnoldswick ......... 12 2 7 3 15 Rihblesdale W.


ft !7 Division 1: Lower Darwen


RIBBLESDALE LEAGUE Padiham v Rdbblesdale W.,


Competing against 60 A large crowd turned out


and CRGS 1st XI); Ian Houston (East Lancs CC)


and Ted Speak (waddington FC president).


Among the players was


Blackburn Rovers manager, Ken Furphy. who is pictured signing autographs for young fans. Also in the picture are, from left: Malcolm Blackburn, Richard Dinnis, Brian Hall, Ted Speak. Richard Greenwood and Ken Barnes.


LEAD OF 5 POINTS


BY winning their game with RibblesdaJe while Oswald- twnstle Conservatives were being beaten by Lowerfold, Whalley opened up a five- point lead a t the head of


the Gfeat Harwood Bowling League.


stones 153-7, Waddington 125-3; Clitheroe Cricket 155- 7. Salesbury 6 137-3; Come & Welcome 160-8, Clitheroe Castle 115-2; Lowerfold 138-6, Oswaldtwistle 136-4; Ribbles­ dale 128-3, Whalley 153-7; SaleSbury A 154-8, Rishton Oon. 107-2; Come & Wel­


Latest results: Calder­


come 154-7, CaJderstones 144-3.


P W L D P


Lowerfold .............. 15 9 5 BlbblesdaJe ..............14 9 5 Clitheroe Cricket . 14 3 5 Come is Welcome .15 7 8 Saletbury A . . . . . . 14 8 6 Clitheroe Castle ..1 5 7 7 Salesbury B ......... 1ft 7 8 calderstones ............15 6 9 Rishton Con...........14 3 11 Waddington. . . . . . . 15 1 14


Whalley .......... . . . .1 4 10 3 OsTaldTvistle Oon.. 14 9 4


Veterans lose


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