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Wanderers’ point is well- deserved


Ribblesdale Wanderers 112, Earby 223 for 4 •


RIBBLESDALE Wanderers took a well-deserved point from a losing draw with Earby. The side has made some good scores this season but ■the early loss of two important wickets put paid to any expectation that a winning total of 224 could be reached.


might have promptly opted to play safe, but not Wanderers. They gathered runs where


Indeed, some teams


possible, thumped the occasion­ al loose ball and were not


averse to taking risks, thus keeping interest alive.


off 42 balls and if Stephen Proctor had taken the hint the


David Cottam hit a fierce 32


score could have been much more than 48 when Cottam de­ parted. Dennett was the first of six


Wanderers on 81 for 6 and well into the last hour.


victim for a dignified 20. Alec Holgate added an attractive 22. He looked like batting out the innings but was eventually bowled by Berry who had been switched to the Littlemoor end.


Ainsworth was Berry’s fifth


earlier and it was left to Paul Seedle and David Jackson to bat out the closing overs.


Peddar had gone a few runs


The visitors used six bowlers but neither pacemen nor spin­


batsmen to fall to the spin of Chris Berry — caught behind the wicket before he had scored. Jack Ainsworth and Proctor


ners had succeeded in in­ timidating the batsmen. Earby, of course, had put on


put on 23 before Berry had the latter caught for 20, scored in 63 minutes, and went on to collect two more wickets to put


another excellent performance with the bat. They lost a wicket at 16 but the next did not fall until the score-stood at 147. Two wickets went down at 156 and then Hipgrave and Weir, both 32, batted out the


Clitheroe pick up five points at Whalley


Whalley 130 for 9, Clitheroe 132 for 3


CLITHEROE enjoyed a comfortable win in their derby with Whalley at Station Road, although the villagers


were not without opportunities to salvage some points. Asked to bat, Whalley soon


lost a wicket but recovered with a stand of 69 for the next. Lawton was at his aggressive best and, with John Slinger at the other end, scored quickly.


a possibility both were out for 69 and 15 respectively. The game swung back in Clitheroe’s favour for despite 21 from Dorman the run-rate dropped and wickets fell. Townsley finished with an impressive 5 for 31 and Rodney Booth 3 for 51.


Just when a big score looked


Keith .Fawcett and Townsley put on 92 for the first wicket. This was a sound performance, particularly against Wright’s


In reply, Clitheroe’s openers


accurate seam bowling. After Fawcett’s departure


D. Higginbottom b Townsley 1, P. Dorman c Hall b Townsley 21, R. Murray run out 4, B. Foster n.o. 10, A. Calderbank


J. Hill 5-1-19-0; J. Boden 3-0- 22-0; R. Booth 10-0-51-3. Clitheroe: K. Fawcett c


b Townsley ti, S. Barker b Booth 2, V. Morris b Booth 0, A. Wright n.o. 1, extras 7, total (9 wkts) 130. Bowling: Townsley 18-5-31-5;


Foster b Calderbank 47, Town­ sley n.o. 54, D. Barnes b Cal­ derbank 2, S. Morgan b Lawton 0, S. Westhead n.o. 23, extras 6, total (3 wkts) 132. Bowling: A. Wright 10-2-29-


two quick wickets fell and al­ though still with others in hand the run-rate dropped. Any doubts about Clitheroe


Thirds find it easy


collecting five points were, however, quickly removed when Simon westhead went in and proceeded to hit 22 off Lawton’s bowling. After this particular over the


outcome was a formality. A good win for Clitheroe and another fine performance by professional Andrew’ Townsley. Whalley: J . Slinger b Booth


15, M. Fallon lbw Townsley 0, Lawton c and b Townsley 69.


CRICKET FIXTURES


W H A L L E Y w i l l have their second home d erb y'in succes­ sion on Saturday when, fol­ low in g la st week’s seven- wicket defeat at the hands of Clitheroe, they will be hoping to fare better against Ribbles­ dale Wanderers. The^ club’s second teams w il l be in com­ petition at Church Meadow. Clitheroe w il l have Cherry


Tree as visitors and Read go to Baxenden with the encour­ agement of having won their first match last weekend. Clitheroe 2nd have a double


weekend — at Che rry Tree on Saturday and at Rolls-Royce


on Sunday. D iv ision Th re e (S u n d a y ):


Rib b le sda le Wanderer s v Clitheroe.


Summer squash


E M P R E S S Squash C lu b ’s men’s summer team were defe­ ated 1-4 away at Pendle in what is now becoming quite a difficult league. Ken Ward lost 2-3 after ap­


pearing to have found his oppo­ nent’s weak spot. Ken Mantle, returning after injury, was below form and lost 1-3 to a deceptive opponent. • Rick Ashton also lost 1-3 and


Clitheroe 3rd 54 for 2, Salesbury 53


CLITHEROE had an easy vic­ tory over Salesbury at Chat- bum Road. Electing to bat on a wet wicket Salesbury had reached 19 off eight overs when Turner bowled Dickinson. The spinners- were brought


rest of the 36 overs for a final 223 for 4.


the half-century with confi­ dence, the professional taking his season’s tally to well past the 300 mark.


Gee and Gibb both passed


or twice in the bowled some good overs. De­ nnett, who finished with one for 53 had one for 21 in his first,


Wanderers


slipped up once le field but they


spell; it was-three of his last four overs that were punished. Bob Birch had the satisfaction of claiming Gee’s wicket and accounting cheaply for Mike Chappie.


Cottam c Gee b Wiseman 32, S. Proctor c Gibb b Berry 20, Dennett c Gibb b Berry 0, J.


Gibb 70; C. Berry 6 for 40). Ribblesdale' Wanderers: D.


Earby: 223 for 4 (Gee 64, J.


THE Rlbble Valley under-15 schoolboy representative side fell at the final hurdle In the most disheartening fash­ ion after winning through to their first-ever Lancashire Schools Cup final. They lost 4-2 to South


.A. Holgate b Berry 22, P. Peddar c Berry b Jagger 1, P.


Ainsw’orth c Forster b Bern’ 20, M. Walker stpd Gibb b Berry 1; W. Slinger b Berry 0,


14-4-53-1; W. Slinger 7-0-35-1; P. Peddar 4-0-39-0; R. Birch


Seedle n.o. 4. D. Jackson n.o. 1; extras 12, total (8 w’kts) 112. Wanderers’ bowling: Dennett


11-1-84-2. Earby take Ribblesdale W 2nd 128 for 9


full points Earby 2nd 129 for 6


AN aggressive 42, including five fours by Terry Braith- w’aite, was the main ingredient of a ninth-wicket stand of 38 which lifted Ribblesdale Wan­ derers 2nd to a respectable 128


for 9 off 36 overs in their Divi­ sion Two game at Earby. His effort came after four wickets


had fallen for 27 runs, with the board showing 90 for 9.


Meaxin had Earby in trouble at 51 for 4 after having lost the first three batsmen for only 10 runs.


Opening bowlers Leach and


0; B. Foster 3-0-17-0; Lawton 12.2-2-61-1; A. Calderbank 6-0- 19-2.


by a stand of 44 for the next wicket and this wT


one of 26 and Earby made i t with four wickets in hand.


25, R. Diver 13, K. Proctor 17, W. Bradley 4, T. Wallbank 11, P. Harrison 0, J. Hutchins 6, T. Braithwaite 42, G. Meakin 1, G. Leach 9, total (9 wkts) 128.


Wanderers 2nd: A. Parker


Leach 9.5-1-51-3; G. Meakin 10- 0-35-3; S. Kerr 3-0-12-0; T. Braithwaite 5-0-18-0.


Stead 5 for 53). Wanderers 2nd bowling: G.


r for 11. In reply, Clitheroe lost De­


on to exploit the drying wicket and Salesbury folded to an all- out 53, Garth Sueliffe taking 5


nnett to an injudicious stroke and King run out, but Andrew Blackburn (20 n.o.) and Jim Fumell (14 n.o. from a six and two fours of successive balls) saw Clitheroe to victory in the


16th over.


Salesbury: 53. Clitheroe 3rd: G. Bennett


15, A. Blackburn n.o. 20, A. King 3. J. Furnell n.o. 14, extras 2; total (2 wkts) 54. Clitheroe 3rd bowling: J.


• Blackburn 1-1-0-1; C. Seed 5.2- 0-19-2.


Fumell 7-1-13-2; G. Cartledge 4-1-6-0; G. Sutcliffe 9-4-11-5; M.


Exciting climax


Clitheroe 2nd 114 for 7, Immanuel 135 for 7


CLITHEROE 2nd had to be content with three points from their game with Oswaldtwistle Immanuel. The visitors batted first and


OVERWHELMED!


Baxcnden 3rd 155 for 2 Ribblesdale W 3rd 151 for 9


A SECOND-WICKET stand of more than 100 gave Baxenden 3rd an overwhelming victory over Ribblesdale Wanderers 3rd. Wanderers batted first and


Earby 2nd: 129 for 6. (J.


The home side were saved as follow’ed by


Under-15 side fails at final hurdle


3 in the earlier stages, played


on a league basis. Team manager Mr Alan


Rlbble In the final at Preston North E n d ’ s Deepdale ground, after leading 2-1 with


little more than 10 minutes to go.


put the result beyond doubt, the Rlbble Valley side allowed their rivals to break away and steal an equaliser, which they followed with two further goals in quick succession before the local lads had a chance to recover. Winning through to the


Pushing forward In a bid to


Jones said the lads were very disappointed with the final result, after they had domi­ nated the match for so long.


taken the lead but goals from Ian McKavett and Andrew


South Ribble had Initially


Uttley gave Rlbble Valley their 2-1 advantage by the early stages of the second


half. Pictured is the Ribble


final climaxed the Rlbble Valley team’s best season ever and the result was all the more disappointing be­ cause Ribble Valley had al­ ready beaten South Ribble 4-


READ ON WINNING TRAIL Read 144 for 9


Valley squad: (Back, left to


right) Lindsay Blackledge (CRGS), Martin Smith (St Au­ gustine’s), Steve . Walker (Gawthorpe, Padiham), Ian McKavett (Gawthorpe), Terry McGinty (Ivy Bank, Burnley), Neal Farrington (CRGS), Adrian McHugh (Ribblesdale).


Front: Gary Omisher (St Augustine's), Andrew Uttley


(St Augustine’s), Alan O’Neil (Gawthorpe), Scott Thompson (St Augustine’s), Matthew Metcalfe (St Augustine’s), Steven Smith (St Augustine’s, capt.).


Pendle Witch and Hodder set pace


LAST season’s runners-up in both Ribble Valley Pool Leagues have set the pace this term.


Great Harwood 143 for 8 READ gained their long-


awaited first victory of the season when they beat Great Harwood by one wicket. The result was in doubt until the fourth ball of the last over when Gary O’Connor hit Great Harwood skipper Bill Howarth out of the ground for the win­ ning runs.


toss for only the second time this season and he offered the visitors the first use of a wicket which promised to be lively after overnight rain.


Michael Georgeson won the


ditions to his liking and with the ball occasionally lifting nas­ tily off a length Harwood were soon in difficulties. He claimed five w’ickets in 12 overs for only 18 runs, and Harwood were 75 for 7.


Trevor Jones found the con­


However, Tony Howarth and Michael Churcn-Taylor came


along with a stand of 57 before the latter became Jones’s sixth victim. Harwood reached 143 off 36 overs with Tony How­ arth contributing a very valu­ able 39 n.o. On a difficult wicket, Read had clearly let Harwood off the hook.


Michael Georgeson was brought firmly back to earth following


When Read began the reply


after an opening stand of 30 they lost another four wickets for only 14 runs. Fellow’s and Britcliffe pulled the innings to­ gether with a stand of 74 and Britcliffe w’ent on to carry his bat for 57. The innings closed at 151 for 9 off 36 overs. Baxenden lost a wicket at 43


but Chapman and Cronshaw virtually won the game before


they were separated. Wanderers 3rd: N. Parker 8,


I. Threlfall 30, J. Renwick 6, C. Monk 0, K. Fellow’s 36, A. Tomlinson 0, M. Britcliffe 57, S. Nield 0, M. Proctor 2, ,C. Pickles n.o. 7, extras 5, total (9 wkts) 151. Baxenden 3rd: 155 for 2 (J.


were 30 without loss after six overs. However, they slumped to 36 fort 3 and struggled to finish at 135 for 7 after 36


Chapman 61, R. Cronshaw 64; M. Cronshaw’ 5 for 46). Wanderers 3rd bowiing: S.


overs.Given 30 overs to pass the target, Clitheroe made a terr­ ible start being 35 for 3 off 17 overs. A good solid innings of 44 n.o. bv Alex. Riebv aided by John Pye (17) and Tim Bleazard. (15) helped towards the three-point total of 113. Clitheroe struggled until the


John Meadows lost 0-3 to a very experienced opponent. Russell Cowking continued


his fine form and was the only Empress success. It took him the first game to


3-1 win.


come to terms with his left- handed opponent b u t 'h e worked hard to win the next three games for a commendable


■ • Rigby 44 n.o., J. Pye 17, R. Banks 0, T. Bleazard 15, P. Bishop 1, D. Whittaker 4 n.o., extras 6, total (7 wkts) 114. C l i th e ro e b owling: T.


Shorrock 5 for 24). Clitheroe 2nd: R. Thornton 6, J. Burke 10, S. Rush 11, A.


Immanuel: 135 for 7 (P. _


Nield 2-0-18-0; C. Pickles 5-0- 27-1; P. Atkinson 5-0-26-0; K. Fellows 4-0-24-0; M. Proctor 3- 0-28-0; A. Tomlinson 3-0-15-1; C. Monk 2-0-14-.0.


BOWLS


penultimate ball oefore claim­ ing three points in an exciting climax.


OF Ribble Valley teams in the G re a t Harwood Bowling League Salesbury and Sales­ bury Ladies hold first and second places respectively in Division Two. Calderstones A are seventh, Waddington ninth, Calderstones B 12th and Cal- derstones C 13th. In Division One, Clitheroe


his century the previous Sunday by being bowled out for nought.


Richard Kawalec set about the medium pace attack of Ryan and Tony Howarth and Read reached 50 without further loss after only nine overs. The tempo changed com­


S te p h e n R u sh to n and


twice all last season^ seem de­ termined not to let the extra points slip away this time. Their 6-1 victory over Dog and Partridge was marred only by the fact that they were 6-0 up and looking for the first whitewash of the season.


Pendle Witch, defeated only


Hodder Bridge recorded a 6-1 win against Royal Oak B. Hodder Bridge now share a slender lead at the top of the Blue League with Joiners B who beat Craven Heifer B


Blue League runners-up


(Chaigley) 5-2. Two major talking points in


the Blue League are the demise of Kings B, defeated 6-1 at home by Black Bull, and the emergence of a new team, the Commercial. *


perienced league players, Com­ mercial who beat Craven Heifer B (Chaigley) 4-3 last week carried on with a single frame victory over Horseshoe B.


Made up of some very ex­


3, Craven Heifer A 4; Duke of York 3, Horseshoe A 4; Dog


Red League: Black Horse A


Triumph for Fred


ONE of the senior members of Clitheroe Homing Society,


liberated in a light westerly wind at 10-20 a.m. and Fred’s birds made short work of the journey, being well clear of the pack.


A total of 211 birds were


pletely w’ith the introduction of spinners Bill How’arth and Aftab Baloch. The scoring rate slumped to two an over and Read collapsed to 76 for 6. Gary O’Connor, who was


and fourth places, while F/ank Walker, one of the longest loca­ tion lofts in the club, took third and fifth.


Francis Howarth took second


batting with some assurance, and Peter Grainger added 33


the local fanciers competing in the Nelson Derby, in which yearlings compete and large sums o f money can be won.


before Grainger was unluckily caught close to the .bat off Chris Ryan. David Pollard lasted only one


‘ over and Bill Howarth bowled to O’Connor for the last. Two singles preceded O’Connor’s match-winning hit which brought his score to 44, an excellent innings which deser­ vedly earned the points for


ball and last man Andrew McLean was at the wicket with eight runs still needed. He sur­ vived the remainder of Ryan’s


Read. Great Harwood: 143 for 8. Read: S. Rushton b Baloch


Castle are lying sixth, Whalley seventh and Cricket Club ninth. Players are reminded that


Bleazard 15-6-22-3; R. Sharp 10-1-47-1; G. Sutcliffe 8-1-35-2; A. Rigby 3-0-23-1. .


entries for the Lawrenson Cup (doubles) must reach the com­ petition se c re ta ry by to ­ morrow.


38, M. Georgeson b Ryan 0, R. Kawalec c Allen b W. Howarth 20, W. Lamb c Church-Taylor b Baloch 8, R. Goodway c Wil­ kinson b W. Howartn 8, G. O’Connor n.o. 44, R. Bell c Birch b Baloch 0, P. Grainger c W. Howarth b Ryan 11, T. Jones c Birch b Ryan 6, A. McLean n.o. 1, extras 8, total (9 wkts) 144. Read bowling: Jones 18-4-47-


Rowdies lead


WITH full points from ‘ three matches, Rowdies lead Division One of Clitheroe Netball League. Second are Cricket Club who have won both their matches. Bottom are Catholic Youth Centre still seeking their first win after three games.


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Memorable snooker season


THE recently-completed season was one of the most successful ever tor the Clitheroe Conservative Club snooker teams.


Th e A team won the ■


C l ith e ro e and D Is t r Ic t Snooker League title, while the B side took the champ­ ionship honours In the Ac­


able Individual successes, with the Conservative Club’s Barry Hargreaves winning the ' Clitheroe and District League Individual knockout competi­ tion and John Tltterlngton emerging triumphant from an


vative Snooker League. There were also some not­


crington and District Conser­


all-Clltheroe Conservative Club final In the correspond­ ing competition in the Ac­ crington. League. B team player Steve Taylor was the beaten finalist. Members of the A and B


teams are pictured with the trophies they won during their memorable season.


this game did not indicate what a close match it had been. Players of the match were K.


(;


Calderstones 15, Rowdies 32 The scoreline at the end of


Devenney (Calderstones) and D. Piper (Rowdies).


top although* Phoenix fought


Cricket Club 30, Phoenix 10 Cricket Club were always on


hard. Players of the match were Jayne Seed (Cricket Club) an d R e b e c c a M u rd o ck


(Phoenix). Catholic Youth Centre lost to Calderstones 16-14.


wins


GRINDLETON man Mr Gordon Blain, of Sykes House, won two races in the GP14 Fleet sailing competition, held at Lake Burwain on Sunday.


Out of trophy


SALESBURY are out of the Whitbread Village Cricket com-


g


etition. They scored 95 to hireshead and Forton’s 116.


F. Howarth, 1529.01; F. Walker 1518.29; F. Howarth, 1516.26; F. Walker, 1509.22; H. Lofthouse, 1505.46; D. Kay, 1501.76; M. Robinson, 1489.91; H. Lofthouse, 1475.50; H. Lofthouse, 1474.55; H. Chat- burn, 1473.53; K. Croft, 1472.13.


Results: F. Eccles, 1546.70;


New clubs join


league


FIVE new clubs will be com­ peting in th§ East Lancashire Football League next season — Baxenden, Nova Scotia , Padiham Wanderers, Bacup Re serves and Barrowford United were all elected at the league’s annual meeting.


6; R. Kawalec 10-2-41-1; D. Pollard 5-1-23-1; R. Goodway 3- 0-28-0.


term’s 13-strong line-up having resigned, that means 17 sides will be competing for the title in the league’s second season.


With Nelson Reserves of last


championship after leading the table practically all season. Of the local sides, Waddington finished highest, in fourth posi­ tion, while Whalley Arms Celtic finished a very creditable fifth and Chatburn eighth. Clitheroe Reserves were a


Altham took the 1981-82 This week will see most of


Fred Eccles, won this week’s race from Dorchester, a dis­ tance of 220 miles.


and Partridge 1, Pendle Witch 6; Craven Heifer A (Chaigley) 2, Joiners A 5; Royal Oak A 4, White Horse 3; Sun Inn 3, Kings A 4.


B 5, New Inn 2; Horseshoe B 3, Commercial 4; Joiners B 5, Craven Heifer B (Chaigley) 2; Hodder Bridge 6, Royai Oak B 1; Kings B 1, Black Bull 6.


ngi Blue League: Craven Heifer


Good wins for leaders


LEADERS of the ' Clitheroe and District Netball- League, Division’ Two, Royals and Trutex, maintained their 100 per cent records with resound­ ing wins. Royals dominated th e ir


match with Yorkies, winning 24-3 with some careless foot­ work costing Yorkies valuable points. Tina Robinson played well


for Yorkies with Wendy Isher- wood starring for Royals. M e a nw h i le , T ru te x


triumphed 21-11 against Trinity YC. The works team were well


into the lead by the break and continued to keep up the pressure. Janet Clegg (Ti and Joanne Reynolds were,


players of the match. • In th e i r game ag a in s t


Cosmos, Joiners stepped up a gear in the second naif to run out winners 21-12. Claire Cow- perthwaite inspired Joiners, while Diane Frankland fought | hard for Cosmos. Latest league positions are:


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Club seeks umpire and players


E L E C T E D first eleven player


of the year at the annual meeting of Clitheroe Ladies’ Hockey Club was Stephanie Coo per, w h ile Helen Dale took the second X I title. The club will continue to


run two teams in the Central Lancashire La die s’ Hockey L e a g u e n e x t season and would like to hear from any new players. With the club now having


only one regular umpire, it is also felt that another umpire w o u ld make games much more enjoyable next season. The annual meeting was at­


tended by 21 members and reports were given by chair­ man Sadie Baker, treasurer Chris Farnsworth and secret­ ary Anne Hutchinson. T ra in in g for the new season


wil l start in September and it is hoped that the enthusiasm shown at the meeting will be even grc&tcr then, so that both teams can have 'another enjoyable campaign. The club’s next event will


be a B ric -a -B ra c and Books stall at the Country Fayre on June'13th. An y members who have collected goods for this can bring them to the stall on the day or deliver them be­ fo re h a n d to a committee member.


Unlucky streak


somewhat disappointing 10th, with Whalley one place below them. In the final of the President’s


Cup > played . at Turf Moor, Burnley, on Thursday, Traw- den Celtic beat Great Harwood Town Reserves 4-3 in a thril­ ling match watched by a crowd of more than 500. League officers elected at the


THE unlucky streak is continu­ ing for Empress Squash Club in the Intack . Hire Summer I Squash League with both men’s I teams being beaten.


by Pendle and the 2nd team | was beaten 5-0 by Pendle. The 1st team is now eighth


The 1st team was beaten 4-1 •


annual meeting were: Presi­ dent, J. Calvert; chairman, Bob


.McCarthy (Colne), E. Bolton (Chatburn), C. Whiteside


cock (Colne), W. Carney (Nelson), J. Clegg (Burnley), P. Bradley (Burnley), M.


(Clitheoe).


* Waddington............. 23 13 5 5 31 . Whalley AC.....24 13


P4n. Forest..............24 8 31319 Clitheroe Res............24 5 7 12 17 Whalley................... 24 4 3 17 11 Nelson Res...... ....... 23 3 218 8 Colne Legion...........24 2 3 19 7


24 11 21124


Altham......................24 18 2 4 38 TrawdenCel............. 24 15 5 4 35 Mansfield..................24 15 3 G33


FINAL TABLE P W O L P


Gt H'wood Res....... 24 10 8 6 28 Os. Immanuel...........24 12 3 9 27 Chatburn......


4 7 30


in Division One and the 2nd team is sixth in the second division.


/


Little; secretary, Harry Wad­ dington; members executive, W. Edmondson (Colne), I. Bul-


Table tennis finalists


final of the staged by Tennis Association, Trinity Youth Centre (blue) beat their red team 9-0 and won on aggre­ gate 16-2. Oakhill College (blue) won


IN the second leg of the semi- i youth competition


yo th competitio Ribblesdale Table


eg c


their match against their red team by eight games to one. The blue team’s overall aggre­ gate score was 15-3. . The final, between Trinity


Youth Centre (blue) and Oakhill College (blue) was


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