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Smith


clinches shield in extra time


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Henthorn 1, Ribblesdale AFC 2.


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the excitement of the FA Cup Final, Henth­ orn and Ribblesdale managed to conjure up a dramatic finish of their own.


Wembley and the desina- tion of this season’s Aitken Shield was not decided until, with dusk closing in, Ribbl e sda l e ’s George Smith did the trick. It means the trophy has a new “home,” for Smith’s goal wrested it from Henthorn, the previous holders.


Shawbridge was their


time to settle down before they saw Ribblesdale go one up. Trevor Pinch latched onto the ball in Henthorn's box, ghosted by a couple of defenders and slipped it past John Walker.


A good crowd had hardly


into retaliation and they had the better of the rest of the half. They drew level after 30 minutes, when Tony Bush and Steve Conti combined to create an opening for Dave Dracnenburg, who made no mistake- Mick O’Neill was at that stage the busier of the two goalkeep­ ers but Henthorn could not quite edge in front.


This stung Henthorn


they could have sewn it up after the break. A solo run by Pinch from the centre ci rcle was foi led by Walker, who also touched a fierce drive from Eddie Preedy over the bar.


Kibblesdale hit back and


by, tension mounted with the teams realising one goal could clinch it. Normal time ended with Henthorn surviving a couple of goal­ mouth scrambles to battle on. The pace never slac­ kened as both sides tore into each other again in extra-time.


As the minutes ticked


minutes left when Smith struck. Pinch chipped the ball into space, Smith took it across the area, rounded Walker , and joyful ly tucked it home before turning to be mobbed by his team mates.


There were only 11


tern had gone, and when a Bush corner was cleared it was their last throw. All three Ribble Valley cup finals this season have gone into extra time. And Ribblesdale’s t r iumph means they are on course for a cup double because tomorrow night they meet Chatburn in the replay of the Ashley Smith Trophy.


Henthorn’s earlier pat­


“ir slic­ 'd three


"gras*


Boyd, Thomas, Green, Mus- grove, Bush (T), Bialeki, Conti, Drachenburg (D), Taylor. Sub: Draehenburg (J).


Henthorn: Walker, Pye,


Humphreys, Mullen, Preedy, Bush (D), Wright, Smith, Ward, Johnson, Pincn, McCally. Sub: Brown.


liibblesdale AFC: O'Neill,


Parker shines


Ribblcsdaic W. 2nd 86, Rolls-Royce 2nd 82.


ALAN Parker scored 46 and took three wickets to help Ribblesdale Wander­ ers 2nd to a four-run win over Rolls-Royce 2nd in Division Two of the Ri b b l esd al e Cr i cke t League.


3d


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ilayed, e n n y untle-


ub 38, lalder- 4, Us Penny ers 9,


46, S. Proctor 1, A. Proctor 13, R. DuKEan 7, P. Scedle G, J. Hutchings 1, A. Musgrove 8, P.


Wanderers 2nd: A. Parker


O’Neil 1, M. Embery 0, N. Parker 1, C. Child 0. Extras 2.


Total 86. Rolls-Royce 2nd: J. Murray


9, K. Wilkinson 2, D. Martin 11, C. Marshall 5, D. Rawson 14, B. Firman 4, P. Marshall 26, T. Barker 0, N. Pickering 6, P. Smith 0, F. Walsh 0. Extras 5.


Total 82. Wanderers’ bowling: M.


Embery 14-3-1-28-3. P. |eed!e 8-5-12-2, A. Parker 6-0-37-3.


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Clitheroe just beat the clock


Baxenden 95 for 5 Clitheroe 98,


CLITHEROE came within seconds of defeat in their home game with Baxenden, who went away with three points for a winning draw and the feeling that they had won a moral victory. There was also a feeling that they had not been robbed by the clock but rather by gamesmanship.


READ CAUGHT OUT


Denton West 112 for 5 Read 110


TIGHT bowl ing, keen fielding and an excellent innings from former New Zealand Test player Bob Blai r cont r ibut ed to Denton West’s victory over Read in the Lanca­ shire Knock Out Competi­ tion on Sunday.


chose to bat on a soft and unpredictable wicket . Al though Georgeson looked reasonably confi­ dent at the start, Read lost four wickets before the 50 went up and found runs very difficult to come by.


Winning the toss, Read


varying heights and the outfield was very wet. The only stand of any consequ­ ence was that between Grainger and Goodway which produced 33 runs and gave Read renewed hope.


The ball came through at


with 30, and eight of the batsmen fell to catches. The final 110 was hardly enough to inspire confi­ dence. *


Grainger was top scorer


trouble, losing three wic­ kets for 11 runs to some aggressive bowling. They also fell behind on the score rate, at one stage needing six an over to win.


Denton were soon in


ence of professional Blair proved a vital factor as he gradually increased the run-rate, and in a final ons­ laught hit four sixes to give his side victory by five wickets. *


However, the experi­


terly and with so few runs to play with there was lit­ tle Read could do, despite some tight bowling from Newby and Good way.


His innings was mas­


runs this weekend when they meet Baxenden in the Ramsbottom Cup.


Read will hope for more


Blair 2, M. Georgeson c and b Holmes 23, Curtin e Fairfax b Holmes 5, M. Grainger b Ains­ worth 30, R. Kawalee c Holmes b Dearing 3, R. Goodway c Fair­ fax b Gwynne 13, D. Rigby c Fairfax b Gwynne 1, G. Holt e Blair b Gwwnne 0, P. Worsley not out 7, F. Newby b Blair 2, extras 10, total 110.


Read: S. Rushton e Fairfax b


1-17-2; Curtin 7-2-25-2; R. Good­ way 8-2-12-0; F. Newby 8-1-11- 1; D. Rigby 4-0-13-0; G. O'Con­ nor 3-0-29-0.


Denton West: 112 for 5. Read bowling: R. Kawalee 7-


ICI in


top gear ICI 53


GRINDLETON failed to capitalise on a brilliant bowling performance by Steve Horsfield who took eight for 20 in the dismis­ sal of ICI for 53. ICI’s Harrison and Kenyon, hav­ ing topped their side’s bat­ ting tore Grindleton to shreds with some fine bowling.


Grindleton 33


Kenyon 14, M. Cox 4, M. Dearden2,1. Jackson 0, R. Brennand 1, S. Harrison 16, T. Hoyle 1, W. Gray 0, C. Ingham I, J. Mercer not out 2, extras 7, total 53. Bowling: S. Horsfield


ICI: B. Tomlinson 5, H.


Heanan 11, B. Allen 3, D. Horsfield 1, D. Raw 1, T. Horsfield 3, S. Horsfield 1, G. Mellin 1, N. Bristol 0, S. Reynolds 9, J. Hughes not out 0, extras 3, total 33. Bowling: S. Harrison 11-


GRINDLETON: B.


4-14-5; I. Jackson 7-1-12-0; H. Kenyon 3.2-2-4-3.


al ly reckoned to run through the i r ove r s quickly, but the last over at Chatburn Road proved this to be not necessarily so.


Slow bowlers are gener-


fared pret ty much as Clitheroe had done, even to the extent of losing half their wickets for 58 — seven fewer than Clitheroe had at that stage. The innings nad lasted


up the stumps Baxenden needed four to win with five wickets standing. And, as against Wanderers the previous week, it was the middle order who had speeded the visitors’ run rate in an all-out attempt to win. They ended with a rate of 4.13 to Clitheroe’s 2.51.


for 25 minutes and both sides discovered that runs would have to be grafted for on a ground where the outfield was deadly slow because of morning rain.


The start was delayed


difficult for batsmen to get the bal l away, and Clitheroe needed 39 overs to reach 98.


side, wicket s fal l ing because big hits were made in the hope of reach­ ing the boundary. Instead, catches were offered and mostly accepted. A typical case was that


Fortune was not on their Tight bowling made it When the umpires took


taken the smoothest of catches to dismiss Ikram Elahi and the next three wickets produced a total of only 13 runs. Clitheroe were on course for three points, and maybe even five, but boldness was Baxenden’s friend. Reg Ormerod and Paul


37 minutes when the first wicket fell at 16, and they were only 36 for two when the last hour was called. Paddy Simmons had just


Clegg hit out and chased the singles. One sweep was made into Chatburn Road in a fighting finish that brought life to a game that had at times been tedious. Clitheroe: C. Ward C Pilking-


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John chalks up snooker title


ton b Fenwick 22, N. Duck­ worth e Ormerod b Keane 9, K. Fawcett b Elahi 13, P. Simmons b Fenwick 2, S. Bennett c Duck­ worth b Elahi 14, J. Hindmoor c Keane b Elahi 11, Fielding c Keane b Fenwick 16, S. Westh- ead c Whitworth b Elahi 0, J. Bodcn b Elahi 5, M. Walker b Fenwick 2, G. Sutcliffe not out 0, extras 4, Totid 98. (39 overs). Bowling: B. Fenwick 24-4-46- 4; J. Keane 5-0-18-1; Elahi 14-5-


of St ephen Bennet t , caught on the boundary, another being Brian Field­ ing who was caught off a lofted drive. Both had looked des­


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Wanderers again just pipped


Cherry Tree S3 for S, Kihhlesdale \V 144


TAKING a philosophical look after their Cherry Tree game, Ribblesdale Wanderers came to the conclusion that three points from a drawn game is becoming a distinct possibility. After failing by .22 of a run the week previously, they narrowed the margin to .05 against Cherry Tree. However, if merit had Heys c Ma r l sbury b


disastrous start, quickly arriving at 23 for four. Ken Proctor and Tom Wallbank applied the brake, and then Proctor and Alec Hol- gate consolidated with a stand of 90. Survival had been the motive, which meant that concentration on run-rate alone was very much of secondary import­ ance. Wanderers still man­


received its reward, they would have fared better than one point against Cherry Tree’s three. Put in to bat they made a


all the way against some good bowling by Dennett and Bill Slinger and they looked hardly likely to achieve victory. But when the last over was reached they needed nine runs to claim three points for a winning draw. Dennet t was tn e bowler and Woodhead hit his first delivery for six, a total of 10 runs being taken. So Cherry Tree finished with an average of 3.95, having received 21 overs.


aged to total 144 off 37 overs for an average of 3.9. Cherry Tree struggled


Dennett 0, Bonner c Lamb b Slinger 19, G. Greening b Siinger 27, P. Benson c Cottam b Slinger 4, B. Mawman run out 1, B. Woodhead c Marlesbury b Dennett 12, E. Kinder run out 4, T. Monk not out 1, A. Forrest not out 2, extras 2, total for 8 wkts 83 (21 overs).


Bowling: Dennett 11-0- 51-3, W. Slinger 10-1-30-3.


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