CHtheroe Advertiser and Times, June 27th, 1074 15 l e a g u e


changes name


WITH the intention of widening: its appeal, the


(litlieroc and (restrict Amateur Football League has changed its name to the Kibble Valley Football League.


to a good start in the com­ ing season by having two divisions, but to do this one more club is needed to join.


The league aims to get off


name — agreed to a t the annual meeting — will en­ courage other amateur foot­ ball clubs in the whole of the Kibble Valley to become members, particularly those in Longridge.


It is hoped that the new


pinwall, however, was not too hopeful. Longridge, lie


Vice-chairman Ralph As-


pointed out, had shown no interest in the recent Kibble Valley Sports Festival and no Longridge clubs were rep­ resented a t the league meet­ ing despite publicity in that area.


on two divisions and Hurst Green indicated they would enter a reserve side in a second division. Mr Peter Wriglcy hinted that Trinity Youth Club might be in­ terested.


Club spokesmen were keen


are the first holders of the Kofcrecs* Trophy for the most sporting team of the y e a r .


FC was accepted with re­ gret. particularly as they


The resignation of Trinity


Technology and Design and Hrnthom United were wel­ comed as new members.


Blackburn College of


president in Mr Dan Seed, of Chipping, to whom tributes were paid for his active support during 13 years as chairman. His successor as chairman


The. league has a new


Vice-presidents arc Mr George Rraithwaile


league president) and Coun. Richard Turner. Mr Aspin- wall continues as vice-chair­ man; Mr Cyril King, secre­ tary; Mr John Woodworth, treasurer; Mr Norman Berry. registration secretary, and Mr W. A. Dcwhursl, auditor.


( f o rme r l y


ted with the addition of Mr \V. Briggs.


The executive was re-elec­


increased to £1.50 and other rule changes relating to the signing of players and the fielding of substitutes were


The fee for referees was


approved. Proposed changes a Reel­


is Mr Neville Keighley, sec­ retary of Rimington FC.


points. Rigby came second with 45 and Arrowsmlbh


had 42.The school parent-teacher


association organised the gala and presented a shield which Mayor of Clitheroe (Coun. Leo Wells) handed


chinson and head girl Chris­ tine Brown thanked the Mayor and the PTA. RESULTS


over to the winning house. Head boy Andrew Hut­


First and second year: Front crawl, boys


,1. Lee min s , M. Dixon. T. Walms- lev; girls — D. Frankland, M. Channel!. T. Nelson. Back crawl, bo vs — J . Lcemlng, M. Dixon, A. l>ee: girls — M. Channel!, T.


Nelson.


— K. Hayton. J . Gidlow, V. Har­ greaves; boys — D. Lee, .1. Dixon. C. Cattcrmole. Breast stroke, girls


Walmsley, D. Cartwright: boys— S. Stinger. J . Dixon, J . Nolan. Rack crawl, girls — M. Edward* son, L. Walmsley. A. Novak; boys — K. Cattcrmole, P. Lee, P.


— Dearden.


Cartwright, P. Jackson; boys — D. Webb. J . Nolan, P. Cowman. Relay, girls — Barlow, Rigby, Arrowsmith; boys — Barlow,


Dive, girls — K* Hayton, D. . . , ^ Hlgby.


stroke, girls — A. M. Gallagher, J . Holgate, A. Slingcrj boys — S. Slinger, ,J. Taylor, D. Coul. stone. Back crawl, girls — E. Parkinson, C. Marsden, A. M. Gallagher; boys — J* Taylor, D. Tyson, R. CaUermolc. Dive, girls — J . Bentley, .J.


— W. Wilson, B. Lambert, P. Tumor; boys — J . Taylor, C. Holgatc, A. Hltfchinson. Breast


Fourth year: Front crawl, girls , . .


Belay, girls — Barlow, Arrow- smith, Rigby. Boys — Arrow- smith.


Trophy will be discussed at a special league meeting on July 3rd, when a decision will also be made about run­ ning (wo leagues.


ing the Ashley Smith


C LIT HERO E CC are hoping for a fine dav on Sunday when the League's popular six-a-side competition takes place at the Chatburn Road ground. The event, which begins at 1 p.m., provides some carefree and hignly entertaining cricket by 12 teams.


Run out of time


W HALLEY had contrast­ ing experiences in their two weekend g ames from which they collected


two points. Entertaining Blackburn


Northern on Saturday, they did well to got the Pieckgato side out for 109. McNulty (31) and Halsall (26) provi­ ded the basis of the resis­ tance after two cheap wickets had fallen. Most successful of Uio


four bowlers was J. J. Smith, who took 5 for 19 in nine overs of which threo


were maidens. Whalley did not find runs


WINNER of Clitheroe Hom­ ing Society’s 399 mile race from Rennes, Prance, was


HOMING


on Saturday, the winner ar­ riving: home at 5-15 p.m. Only a minute separated second and third — P. Graham (5-29 p.m.) and E.


Jones. Results: G. Cowperthwaite


G. Cowperthwnitc with an all-pooler. Eighty-six birds we r e l ib e r a ted a t 6.25 a.m.


Third year- Front crawl, girls . . .


neeminc. M. Valovin? girls — D. Frankland, T. Nelson, S. Cooper. Brea«t stroke, boys —


—


BARLOW House won the first swimming gala of SS Michael and John's School, Clitheroe, on Friday, by a margin of nine points. The winners scored 54


BARNES IS


CLITHEROE'S SAVIOUR


TWO close finishes were the features of a double bill of cricket at Chatburn Road where Clitheroe collected five out of a possible eight points. Skipper Ken Barnes was a key figure in both. His two wickets with successive deliveries put paid to Baxenden, who needed six to win with three wickets standing; and against Padiham, on Sunday, lie took six for 48 and afterwards, with Gordon Dixon, held the visitors at bay to salvage a point in a hopeless position.


M. Dixon. J .


openers falling at 10. Atkin­ son and Gee pulled the game round with a stand of 41, the former's 30 being easily his highest of the season. His departure came with the introduction into the attack of Elahi who finished with six for 24. Gee and Stevenson took


A poor start was made gainst Baxenden, both


K. Hayton, I*


Exciting finish


Frankland, K. Thomber: boys — D. Tyson, J . Dixon, K. Furguson.


the score to 75 but after they had both gone there was a minor slump and in the end it was young Graham Monk who caught the eye with a stylish 18 as the century was passed with Gordon Dixon holding out at the other end. Monk's was the last wicket to fall. Clitheroe having batted well beyond 5 p.m. and unable to claim any extra overs later on.


BATTING first, on Sunday, Padiham toiled against some tight bowling by Gee and Barnes, Only about 40 runs were scored in the first hour and the visitors had per­ force to bat until 5-15 p.m.


that they would be lucky to reach 100 but the fielding lost some of its sharpness. A fifth-wicket stand of 42 changed the complexion of the innings and the score climbed to 131.


At one stage it seemed


the outset of their innings. ■John Boden, making his first appearance of the sea­ son, split the openers with only a run scored, Gee took the next at 18 and Boden made it three for 30.


Baxenden struggled from CLIMAX


cheaply to put, Baxenden on 61 for seven and heading for an easy defeat. But at this


hour more wickets fell


1073.99. F. .1. Ingham 1056.41. E. Jones 1055.54, Cottam Bios 1034.52, S. J . P a rk er 1019.36, C. Rung 1007.95, H. Lofthouso 1000.10, G. Wilkinson 995.85, R. Ward 997.41, J . Parker 985.84. Cottam Bros 985.22, H. Yates 980.91.


BAXENDEN HANG ON


IN Sunday’s game with Baxenden, th© Whalley bat­ ting was much more fluent, with Smith (38) again pro­ minent but this time backed up by mid-order strength supplied by Rutter (28), Anderson (28) and an un­ beaten 14 from K. Duck­ worth. The restilt was that Slingcr was able to declare at 162 for seven. Baxenden shaped pretty


much as they had done against Clitheroe on the


easy. Only three men reached double figures, Smith. with 24, being highest scorer, but they were going along nicely until he was out. The villagers bene­


fited by 22 extras and were within 27 runs of victory with four wickets in hand


b Smith 31; E. MeGarry st Cushion h Galpin 0; RatclifTc lbw


when time ran out. Blnrkhiirn Northern: B. McNulty


b Topham 2; J . Halsall lbw b Smith 26* J . Atherton c Galpin


ibw b Smith 0; P. Jones b Smith 2* P Brown not out 2; J . Rndd b‘ Galpin 0. Extras 14. Total 109. Bowling: M. Galpin 11-1-29-B;


c,. Topham 5-0-28-1; Grccnhalgh 7-1-10-li .1. J . Smith 9-3-19-5. Whallcy: Greenhalgh c McNulty


b Greonhalgh 7; F. Edwards si Cushion b Smith 7; J. Ecclrs c. Cushion b Galpin 18; B. Haydock


previous day and finding Galpin pretty well unplay­ able as he romped to a re­ turn of seven for 22 in 10 overs. This time, however, there was no face-saving if fortunate defiance from Cronshaw. Even, so the visi­ tors succeeded where they had failed against Whalley’s neighbours and hung on to


salvage a point. Wh a l l e y : Grccnhalgh. b


Sharpies 12; ,T. Slinger, c Ash- worth b Ormcrod 1; J . J . Smith, Ibw b Dcascy 38; B. Rutter, s t Cronshaw b Duckworth 28: A. Anderson, Ibw b Duckworth 28; K Duckworth, not out 14 O. Topham. b Duckworth 0; M. Oalpin, ’ not out 6. Extra s 5. Total (7 wkts dee.) 162, Bowline: R. Sharpies 14-2*35-1»


b Rudd 3; J . Slingcr c Haydock b Iludd 12: D. Rushton Ibw b Brown 18; J . J . Smith b Brown 24; B. Rutter b Ratcliffc 2; A. Anderson not out 2; G. Topham h RatclifTc 0; P. Bradleyr not out O. Extras 22. Total <6 wkts) 83.


Brown 7-1-10.2; J . Rudd 7-3-22-2; P. Jones 3-0-14-0.


Bowling; Hatcliffe 11-6-15-2; P.


Slincer b Topham 13; D. Whit- worth, c Duckworth h Galpin 9: D. Whittam, c Grccnhalffh b Galpin 0; Elahi, c Duckworth b Galpin 0; D. Pilling, b Galpin 9: J . Sweet, not out 7; M. Dcascy, b Galpin 0; F. Ashworth, b Gal- pin 12: R. Cronshaw, c Bradley b Galpin 0; R. Ormcrod. not out 0 Extra s 1. Total (8 wkts) 51. Bowline; G. Topham 6-1-17-1,


Duckworth 5-0-21-4. B.ixcndcn: J . Duckworth, c


M. Gatpin 10-4-22-7, Grcenhalgh 3-0-11-0, ,T. J . Smith 2-2-0-0.


stage CliUioroe blundered badly by failing to run out Cronshaw with both he and Ashworth at one end. A wild return resulted in the ball missing the wicket and streaking towards the boun­ dary past three men. Cronshaw, who had scored


wickets at a cost of eight apiece and this, coupled with his bowling of the pre­ vious day, adds point to the feeling in some quarters that he should take an earlier part in the attack than he usually does.


Bames finished with six


uorUi setting the pace with some typical po w e r f u l hitting.


in a confident fashion. The first wicket put on 35, Duck-


Clithcroc began the reply


the dismissal of Davies being the result of a bril­ liant catch by Hall. Davies drove the ball straight back hard and very low but the professional dived, stuck out his ann and held he ball at grass-top height.


But two wickets fell at 43,


barely a dozen, stayed to make 44 and. with Ash­ worth, had pushed the score to 122 before he was at last bowled by Gee. So with 10 needed to win


and three wickets to fall, the stage was set for a climax that more than com­ pensated for earlier failings by both sides. Baxenden were now into


runner of an impending disastrous over. Gee and Stevenson put on 24 before Hayworth bowled the pro­ fessional. and then, at the same score of 67, Hall took three wickets in four balls.


I t proved to bo the fore­


the extra overs', of which three had been bowled when Barnes accounted for Ash­ worth. Thirteen balls were left with the last pair need­ ing to score six to win, which Sharpies tried to achieve by swiping at the first ball he received and was bowled.


worth b Culshaw 5; N. Duck­ worth b Sharpies 4; P. Atkinson c Ashworth b Elahi 30; Gcc c Whittam b Culshaw 30: R. Steven­ son ibk Elahi 15; G. Dixon b Elahi 9; M. Oldham b Elahi 8; J . Bodcn Ibtv Elahi 6; G. Monk c Deasey b Sharpies 18; J . Secdle c Cron* shaw b Elahi 0; K. Homes not


Clltheroc: G. Davies c Duck­


out 2. Extras 4. Total 131. Bowling: J. Culshaw 11-2-38-2;


II. Sharpies 6.5-0-27-2; n . Doasoy 6-1-23-0; Elahi 12-4-24-6; J. It. Duckworth 2-0-15-0. Itaxendeu: J . U. Duckworth b


wicket, which left Dixon, who had gone in at No.- 5. and Barnes to bat out a nail-biting 17 minutes.


Hayworth took one other


lfi; J. L. Devon lbw Goo 15: M. Hayworth b Ramos 2: S. Gee b Barnes 20; V. P. Daly stmjxl Stevenson b Barnes 58; B. Monk lbw Barnes 1; H. Rigs b Gee 10: Hal! b Barnes 2; B. ShirtelWTc b Bames 5; A. Whittle not out I I; J . Hayes c Monk b Barnes 5.


Padiham: B. BromJoy b Geo


Gee 22-7*59*4; K. Bames 19.4*4* 48*6


Extras 6. Total 1.11. Bowling: J, Scedlc 4*1-18*0;


Hall 11; N Duckworth c Bromley b Hall 23; P. Atkinson c Hayes b ShirtclifTe 4: Gee b Hayworth 18; R. Stevenson b Hall 6; G. Dixon not out 1; M. Oldham b HaU 0: G. Monk b Hall 0; J , Seodlc c Shirtcli/Te b Hayworth 2; K. Barnes not out 0. Extras 5. Total (8 wkts) 70


t'litheroe: G. Davies c and b


Whittle 2*0-14*0; B. Shirtcliffe 6*0-10-1; M. Hayworth 4-3-1-2; S. Gee l-l-O-O,


Bowling: Hall 14*6*31*5; A.


R Ormcrod 11-3-35-1. Elahi 1ft* fl-30-0, M. Dcascy 10-1-36-1. .1.


Bodcn 17; D. Whitworth c Monk b Boden 0; D. Whittam c Duck­ worth b Gcc 9; Elabl c Oldham b Gee 8; D. Pilling c Stevenson b Gee 19: J . Sweet b Bames 0; M. Dcasey c Stevenson It Bames 4; F. Ashworth b Bames 16; R. Cronshaw b Gee 44; J . Culshaw not out 0; It. Sharpies b Bames 0. Extras 9. Total 126. Bowling: J . Boden 8-1-37.2: Gee


15.3-33-4: K. Bames 9.3-1-35-3; J. Sceiiln 2-0-12-0.


Veterans defeated


CASTLE voteran bowlers lost both their recent games away from home — against Morecambc and against Queen’s Park, Burnley.


REFEREES WANTED


The Ribble Valley Football League requires new members who have a genuine interost in the game and who would like to be­ come very important members of the local sporting scene.


A good fee is paid for recompensing travel and other expenses.


There is no age limit and full instruction is given at least twice a month by Class I referees.


It vou are interested please contact either MR P. DAWBER, 5 MITCHELL STREET, CLITHEROE. Telephone e n th e r o a 24386. Or MR D. SALMON, 64 LOWER MEAD DRIVE, BURNLEY. Telephone Burnley 36102.


147: J . Wheeibouse IS, C. Blun­ dell 14; 11. Howarth 15. G. Taylor 11; C. Tomlinson 15, J . Knowles 3; W. Home 15, J . Whittaker 8; J. Iteay 9. N. Windic 15; T. Taylor IS, 11- Lawson 6: J. Houghton 15. T. Wtgnall 4; A. Hall 15, .1. Taylor 11; A. Schofield 15, B. Nelson 8; W. Lancashire 15. T. Nelson 6; A. Nixon 14, T. Marshall 15; G. Fowler 8, Mrs Marshall 15; F. Woods 15. W. Fisher 6; D. Phytbian 15. II. Dyson 4; It. licynard 15. W. Harrison 6; II. Bowden 15, B. Wright 7; II. Hargreaves 15; W. Wright 8.


Morccambo 241. Castle Veterans


Veterans 233: W. Magnall 21. C. BlundcU 12; S. Alnscow 21, N tVindle 9; II. Robinson 21, Mrs Marshall 9; G. Duerden 21. T. Marshall 9; G. Spencer 21, S. Edmondson 13; C. Soott 21, II. Kibble 19; C. Lord 21, J . Whit­ taker 15; W. ThisUethwaite 16. T. WlgnaU 21; F. Grimes '21, H. Lawson 19; II. Knight 2L 11- Bowker 13: W. Slinger 21, T. Nelson 12; J . Kelly 21. H. Dyson 5: J . P e rd v a l 18, G. Taylor 21: S. Wilson 21, B. Wright 6: 11. Lawler 21. F. Caldwell 13: II. Knowles 21, 11. Carter 6; G Roper 21. (V. Fisher 13; D. Firth 21. H. Nelson 4; L. Gregson 21, H. Knowles 7; H. Alstead 21, W. Wilkinson 8.


Queen's Park 412, Castle „


Weekend fixtures


Whalley; Blackburn Nor. v Clitlieroe; Earby v Read; Padiham v Bamoldswick; Bnxendcn v Cherry Tree;


RIBBLESDALE LEAGU E Ribblcsdale Wanderers v


Gt Harwood v Settle. JUNIOR LFAGUi:


Belv.: Oswaldtwtstle v Gt Har­ wood; Old Ross. v I«angho Centre; Clitheroc v Blackburn Nor.; Lower Darwcn v Baxen­ den; Lucas v Rolls-Royce. Sunday: Baxenden v Lucas. Division 2: Whalley v Ribblcs­


dale Wands; Rolls-Royce v Earby; Settle v GEC; Darwen v Rawtonstall; Cherry’ Tree v Ofcwakltwistle; Bamoldswick v Padiham.


RESULTS


Blackburn Nor. 109; Settle 86, Rlbblesdalc Wands 87 for 7: Bar- uoldswick 102 for 8, Earby 169 for 8 dec.; Cherry Tree 154 for 9 dec.. Padiham 7ft; Clltheroc 131, Baxenden 126: Read 92 for 2, 'Gt Harwood 91.


.Saturday: Whalley 83 for 6,


noldswick 94 for 2; Earby 43 for one, Gt Harwood 4ft; Read 140 for 8. Rlbblcsdalo Wands 205 for 1 dec.; Settle 149 for 5 dec., Blackburn Nor. 153 for 2; Whal­


Sunday: Cherry Tree 90, Bar*


ley 160 for 7 dec.. Baxenden 51 for 8; Clltheroc 7ft for 8. Padl*


bam 131.


READ will be hosts to Caton, in the Lancashire area final of the Haig Cup. on Sunday. I t will be Read’s third appearance in the final and they will start favourites against the young Palace Shield competition side. Each Innings will be of 40 overs.


Division I: Read v Burnley Easy


win for Read


GREAT HARWOOD proved


easy meat for Road on Sat­ urday, despite being fresh from a victory over the league leaders, Barnolds-


wick. The visitors’ batting was


anything but sound and Sherlock, the league's lead­ ing wicket-taker, returned home without a single vic­


dington. Newby and Rigby opened the bowling for Read, and after making a fair start Great Harwood lost four wickets in two


tim. In the absence of Wad-


overs.


was top scorer for Hanvood with 17 and was first out, magnificently caught and bowled by Newby.


Sherlock, twice dropped,


further resistance but after their departure Hanvood had little to offer and were all out for 91. Read’s fielding had much


Nixon and Powell provided


FOOTBALLERS | BACK IN


TRAINING


CLITHEROE TO reported for their first training ses­ sion on Tuesday night and manager Jim Birkett will be delighted to hear from local players who feel they can be of assistance to the


town club. Two new signings, Kenny


have joined the rilltheroc squad which is the same as I last season apart from Rod­ ney Webb who is to manage Lancaster Town's reserve side. " We have released htoi Irom his contract and wash him well in his new | job." said Mr Birkett.


striker, while Lunt prefers a midfield or left flank berth, and they are expected to add strength in these | departments.


plenty of experience with Skelmersdale. B r e n n a n


ADVERTISER and TIMES Brennan and Les Lunt, both . „ , formerly with Skelmersdale | 1 e l U l l t h e r o e *£d 4'OD o r - . „ „


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scored 14 goals with the reserves, who finished in the top part of the Com­ bination table. He was pre­ viously with Burscough. Lunt has had two seasons with " Skem" ana scored eight | goals last term.


reserve side is the loss of manager Leon Mercer who


is going abroad. He has A blow to the Clitheroe I


given splendid service and his successor, when one is appointed, will take over a sound squad that includes several players knocking on the first team door. The Reserves will again cam-1 paign in Blackburn Com­ bination.


Share stand of 60


R1BBLESD ALE Wanderers


were another local club to collect five points at the | weekend, and their per­ formance in these and other I recent games has given the Church Meadow club a richly deserved boost of | confidence,


■!


to do with this success, five excellent catches being taken. Fairclough and Georgeson briskly began Read’s reply


&


and when the latter was caught off Howarth, Rigby carried on in the same vein, his first five scoring shots being boundaries.


feated 28 an-’ Grainger was 11 not out. a Great Harwood: Sherlock e


nd b Newby 17: D. WmondMm


b Newby 11: »V. Haworth b Itigbv 1; W. tvilWnson b jinvbv 11; M. Calvert c Rushton b Uicby 0; .J. Nixon Ibw b Rigby 12; D. Powell c and b Goodway lo* J .


vious that the bowtors had bean given too great, a task on a good batting \vickct. and Read were able to ’over­ take Harwood's total, losing only one more man, Rigby, for 36. Pairclough steered them home with an unde­


I t was increasingly ob­


day Bill Slinger took five wickets for the first time this season, at slightly more I than five apiece. He was well supported by Peter Knowles. Agar fell to the professional from a ball which kept low and hit the I wicket as the batsman tried | to turn it down the leg side.


Against Settle on Satur-1


played his pMt by taking three for 22. while in between SUnger took two quick wickets that put Settle


Peter Wilkinson also I


really in trouble. Wanderers made an un­


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promising start to the reply losing the first three wickets | for only eight runs.


pulled the game round with a stand of GO. the latter being orflv nine short of half-century when Davidson


Edmondson c Hanvood b Sumner 7; G. d a r k c Goorpeson b Sum­


ne r 0* C. Ward b Newby 7; A. J . Haworth not out 6. Extras 4. Total 91.


28; M. Georceson c Edmondson b A. Howarth 13; D. Rigby c Sherlock b W. Haworth 36; M Grainger not out 11. Extras 4. Total <2 wktO 92. Bowline: Sherlock 6-1-32-0- A


D. Ricby 12*2*35-3: R. Goodway 6-1-11*1} E. Sumner 3*0.15*2. Read- \V. P. Falrclougli no; out


Bowling: F. Newby 10.7.3*26-1*


SLINGER’S HIGHEST


FOR tile second week in succession, Read's bowling sufTcred at the hands of the


Ribblesdalo Wandcreis' bats­ men, in particular Bill Slingcr.


for 36 . Wanderers began to master’ the bowling, Siinger and Baity Williams finding the boundary and beyond with regularity. Despite changes in the


Ater losing tour wickets


However, skipper Ken I Proct-or and Barrv Williams


bowled him. proctor stayed there for an unbeaten 25 as Wanderers coasted home with three wickets in hand.


Stnnicv, b Slinscr 6; M. Hem* mingway. c Muaerove b Knowles


Settle: J. Agar, b Singer


7; B. Horn, st Mussrovo b Wilkin­ son 22: W. Andrew*. Ibw Know-lea ft: R. Swainson, b SHngcr 26; J.


Middleton.


Andrews, Ibu* Slinper ft; l - o I.amb h Wilkinson IS.B. Pres­ ton. c Scott b Wilkinson 8; M S. Davidson not out t. Extras


l in g e r


5. Total 86. Rowling: Rlinsor 13-5$S*5; 1


J. Haworth 4*1-28-1: G. Clark 2-0-17-0; W. Haworth 2.7-0-13.1.


Ainsworth, c Bird b Davidson ft. A. Holpate. b Davidson 5; \ \ .


Ribhlesdale Wanderers: J.


Lamb b llemnunqway 2. K. Proctor not out 25; B. Williams h p.ividson 41; R. Scoli. h Davidson 0; A. Miwsiwe c « . Andrews h Davidson 0; SlinpeT. not out 3. Extras 2. Total (7


wickets) 87. Rowling: S. Davidson 11.3-4-28-


6; M. Middleton


5-2-16*0 Chatburn


struggle Chathurn 48,


Burnley Boys 49 for 6 CHATBURN lost by five


bowling, they dealt out punishment and the partner­ ship realised 102 before Williams was run out. Slinger went on to an un­


wickets when they had Burnley Boys' Club visitors in the Ribble Valley Amateur League programme.


beaten 92, his highest score, bofoi'c the declaration at 205 for five. Read did uc look like


making the runs needed, losing wickets too frequently tor anyone to settle down.’ Peter Wilkinson was the


chief thorn in their side taking four wickets. Only David Hindle looked


secure with 45 not out. With more time to spare such an


innings couid have proved a match-winner, but Road had eight wickets down and as


Wanderers could not claim the extra overs the match ended in a draw. RlbMcsdalf Wanderers:


Ainsworth, e and b Waddington 11; A. Holgato. b waddinglnn 26; W. Lamb, c Hindln b■ Kifby 15; Slingcr. not out 92: K. Proctor,


j .


c Goodway b IP-by 5; R. Williams run out 50; D. Cottnm. lint out 9. Extras 4. Total 15


wkts doc.) 205. Bowling: .1. Waddington 12-2- 57-2; F. Newby 11-6-79-0: n.


Rigby 6-I-23-2; E- Sumner 2-0-13-0; R. Goodway 4-0-29-0. Read: P Fairclough, b SUuger


8; M. Georgeson, b Knowle., 12; D. Rigby, c SUnger b Wilkinson 17; M. Grainger, b WUtanson 14; R Goodway, c Ainsworth b WUkinson 7: D. Kindle, not out 45; S. Rushton, st Musgrovc b Wiildnaem 16; J- Waddmgton. e Lamb b Scott 16; P. Grainger, c Musgrove b Knowles 0: E. Sum­ ner, not out 0. Extras 6. Total


(8 wktsl 141. Srott 1-0-6-1. G O L F


WINNERS of a singles stroke competition at Clith­ eroc Golf Club on Saturday were R. Bailey 77-12-65 and L. Blllington 77-11-66. An 18 holes sorat h com­


petition on Sunday was won by P. Boothman with 77. The handicap prize went to J. Haygarth 82-11-71 after a card play-off with A. Whittaker 79-8-71.


Knowles 9-0-28-2; P- Wilkinsnn 14-2-51-1; W. Lamb 2-0-11-0; p


Bowling: Slinger 8-0-3fi-t; p. . „ „„


trouble, wickets falling in quick succession and the only resistance of any note coming from a partner­ ship ot B. Jones (25) and P. Whittaker (12). Burnley Boys knocked ofl


The villagers were soon in


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the runs in little time but lost five wickets in the pro­ cess.


Jones 25, G. Scott 0, U. llorsficld 5. E. Hors held 0, J. Rowley 0, M. Gidtowe 0, D. Skinner 2. L* Whittaker 0, P. Whittaker 12, It. Kay not out 0. Extras 3. TotaJ


Cliuthuru: A. O’Nrill 1, B. 48.


2b, E. llorsfield one for 17. S. Scott one for one. P. Whittaker one for 5


nurnley Boys’ Club: 49 for 6. Chatbum bowling: O’Neill 2 for


Whittaker Cup semis


HIGHLIGHTS of tho events


in the Great Harwood Bowling League have un­ doubtedly been the Whit­ taker Cup semi-finals. Lowerfold narrowly beat


Salesbury In an exciting match on the Rlbblesdale green. The issue was In doubt until the last pair finished, Lowcrfold belli? 153 to Snlcsbury's 147. Tho second semi-final be. tween Caldcrstoncs and


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Rlbblesdalc was played at Clithcroc CC and resulted in a win for Ribblesdole by 146 points to 199 points. Calderstones played exceed- ingly well and had three winners but overall Ribbles-


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