Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, May Sth, 1975 15


Snellgrove' injury blow,. fora W halley


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6 had to go off for


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^But with the total approach- a,go, Townend at last found ,-e venom and after having BxUgrove dropped at short ,,-jare leg- he dismissed 3-ger, caught behind- with


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riding. A second wicket stand o f 52


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^ J -C d p ln . 5-1-16*0; J.. *T u ^ 2; Snellgrovo, 2.4-0- U.Mirshall, 7-0-20-5.


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in © Read 137 for 8 dec, Clitheroe 135 for 9.


A MATCH which Clitheroe should have won came to life in the last half-hour, producing a cliffhanger finish in which both sides had the opportunity to take four points.


Read had been put in to bat


on a soft wicket which was more than a little unreliable. The outfield, slow at first,


gradually dried out 'malting ru n s a l it t le e a s ie r t o c om e b y .


The home team were soon


in. trouble, losing Georgeson and Fairclough to Boden


before either had a chance to a s se s s the pitch or the bowling. H in d l e , m e a n w h i le ,


attacked the bowlingmaking a hard-earned. 30 before falling lbw to Birch, who had previ­ ously dismissed Ranson.


At the other end, Gee -was


playing an excellent contain­ ing role, bowling eight overs


for 19 before taking a wicket when he caught and bowled Goodway.


After this, Clitheroe began


to lose their grip and useful innings from Kavalec, W ad- ' dington and Sumner together with a responsible unbeaten 28 from M. Grainger, who anchored the innings, took Read to 137 for 8 at which they declared. Birch was Clitheroe’s most


successful bowler, but Gee deserves credit for a long bowling s t in t with final figures of'one for 25 in 14 oyors. The visitors started well in the field but as time went by their performance deteriorated, several chances going down.


'Brittle batting sinks Wanderers


stB "'t ,sscond week in succession, Wanderers’ ? “tg fell apart, this time, against the reigning


, • om Monday, 12th & i /


* traumatic experience 'typer Jack Ainsworth


tbe howler and


pions, who romped home b y nine wickets. first, Wanderers .


y ,out 10 the first ball. ■ ’H


;.|-.nesi over he dismissed tf™ Four funs later, at


» « bowled; two more wic- / » without addition and


'1 5 l r ^ pper Kcn pf 0(:- « « « were 5 for n in


, lor seven overs, the ^ one to go


c » * °i 25 minutes. and Musgrove


j'iuraru^ a.couP,<! of fours


'Urattinstic manner in his had put °n 19 and


4 dl l i y .a change of tiJikn 'i™ Greunhalgh,


r?h°ver the attack dswick 18 an


C r i l " » ! ; oor end “td V


h,Z™1 the wicket. * oil., bah he sent down


htfor Moulder of the ^ & t0T puPa


s4 i c 2 ’al/ 0n<:s waa sent ttaw W60.1™ 8 later and


fa»l»i0U,ed hfUBgrove. th? caution dic-


,/ ivClrCUm8tancea' ht! score along,


’list 25 for the eighth moat of the


''Ui^^Greetihalgh '" 'h a t thc


! turnPar had bat- his 26.


^ tollo»etianv Wl,lklnson I lscU:»' ffttawles hav-


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' na “P for 45 ,


^'Wnai r P^nioldawick; ^ X . Wlflhed ,with 4


«them ^ with 3 for ? , Sk hostile spell


Slta , ' ,lghl overa. Ho then** 8Ucc®68ive


^ r " r . cedad ° ne s wicket and con-


ceded one run off his last . over.


t With so few runs in the


bank, Wanderers" attack n e v e r had- a reasonable chance. Greenhalgh and Wil­ son put on 45 for the first wicket and after-Wilson had gone,, Plant helped to finish off the job.' • Greenhalgh, unbeaten with 29, won the game with a four off Proctor's first ball, which was'a mere formality. Bar- noldswick had taken 53 minutes for their 63 for 1. In Wanderers’ favour it can


be said that there is no despondency; nothing more than perhaps a'wry feeling that the fates are in a teasing mood. But the season is still


young. Everyone is keen to see


new professional Jones in action on a hard wicket. Even on Saturday's“ sponge” he. made the ball come through at a good pace. As one Church Meadow veteran said: “He’ll


do all right.” . Wanderers have a chance of


revenge on Sunday. They travel to Bamoldswick for the first round of the Ramsbot-


tom Cup. RIBBLESDALE WANDER­


ERS: J. Ainsworth b Pickup 0; A. Holgate b Pickup 4; W. Lamb c Plant b Roidy 6; K. Proctor b Pickup 0; D. Cottam c Scothem b Greenhalgh 14; B. Williams b Reldy 0; A. Musgrove b G rcon h algh 2 6 ; Jo n e s b Greenhalgh 2; P. Knowles c Grcgson b Keldy 4; M. Embcry not out 1; P. Wilkinson c and b Reldy 0. Extras 2. Total 69. - Bowling: Pi1 Pickup 8-1-26-3,


• B A R N O L D S W I C K : M. Greenhalgh not out 29, .K. Wilson- ftfrmpd Muagrovo 19, E. Plant not out


Reldy 16.3-7-284, M. Greenhalgh 8-54-3.


10. Extras'& Total (1 wkt) 68. Bowling: Jonce 6-1-20-0, P. WIL


ldnion 6-0-204), P. Knowles 2-0-14-1, M. Exnbery 1-1-0-0, K. Proctor


1-04-0 ‘


. C lith ero e lo s t Graham Davies in the first over and before a run had been scored. but despite this inauspicious


start to the reply,, they reco­ vered and began to look threatening. *


After two overs,.Read lost


the services of Newby with a back injury, and Waddington called on Goodway to fill the breach. .


' A sound innings by Gee,who


took full advantage of any lo o s e b ow l in g , h e lp e d Clitheroe to a good position. Neil Duckworth and Michael Oldham gave valuable assist­ ance at this time and at 101 for 4 Clitheroe seemed set for victory.' .


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A t this point the--whole game appeared to seize up.


The batsmen were content to survive and the fieldsmen were in no particular hurry. Time went on, as times does, and as a result of several bowling chances Clitheroe slumped to 109 for 7.


The match came to life once more as Graham Monk tried


valiantly to make up for time lost by others. The extra overs were claimed; Clitheroe then‘needing 18 to win. Nine were required from the last three overs. An excellent maiden by Waddington and some missed opportunities by the visitors, together .with the fall of a' further two wickets, produced a situation where with the last men at the wic­ ket, three runs were required for victory. Alas for both sides and their supporters, victory eluded them.


Read’s fielding was margi­


nally better than Clitheroe’s, Hindle taking a good catch, alth ou gh se v e ra l oppor­ tunities were missed.


However, while credit must


be given to Clitheroe for claiming the overs in an effort to win, the town team must regret that complacent, half- hour which may have cost them another three points. 1 As for Read, they still seek their first victory, but they played well under pressure and must not be too despon­ dent. Read: D. Hindle lbw Birch 30; M..


Georgeson c Westhead b Boden 0; P. Fairclough 2; M. Ranson c Davies b Birch 9; M. Grainger not out 27; R. Goodway c and b Gee 10; R. Kavalcc b Barnes 13; J. Waddington lbw Monk 20; E. Sumner c Gcc b Birch 16. Extras 10. Total (8 wkts dec) • 137.


Bowling: J. Boden 7-2-22-2, Gee . . .


14-3-25-1, R. Birch 10-2-32-3; K. Barnes 7-0-25-1, G. Monk 6-0-23-1: • Clitheroe: G. Davies « ' Hindle b.


Newby 0; N. Duckworth c P. Grainger b Waddington 22; Gee lbw Newby 39; M. Oldham c Kavalec b


' Ranson 21; R. Stevenson b Ranson 16; J. Boden c M. Grainger b Wad­ dington 4; S. Weatheod run out 3; G. Dixon not out 8; G. Monk b Kavalcc 19; K. Barnes run outO; R. Birch not out 0. Extras 3. Total (9 wkts) 135. Bowling: F. Newby 6-1-23-2, J. Waddington 11-3-34-2, R. Goodway


6-0-18-0, E. Sumner 1-0-17-0, R- Kavalcc 4-0-13-1.' M. Ranson 4-0-27- 2.


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