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Convincing win against Read
Whalley was abso- i ’s performance in s League Division "United in their ime on Saturday.
oe the same as that 1 played so smoothly iturdav, with the ad- i of the two other signings, Paul Allen
travelling to Hurst n for a friendly (kick- p.m.) and Saturday them starting their
'eter Hutchinson. Monday, Clitheroe
,h West Counties Itie Division Three aign against Vulcan Lon, away. mnwhile Clitheroe rves are going to be up until the new
t Lancs League m kicks off. > x t Wednesday ust 10th), they enter- Whinny Hill, the Ac- cton Combination rue Division One npions. at Shaw- re. kick-off time 7
are again playing at bridge against Caton ed, a North Lancs tie side. Kick-off is at i.
Sunday the 14th,
mfortahle ctory for
'outh XI Xibblcsdnlc League fouth XI 236 for 9,
Palace Shield
'outh XI 120 all out. Ribblesdale Lea-
Youth XI swept to a irtable victory when travelled to Vernon’s ;et Club, Penwor- to play a Palace
d youth team. Ribblesdale side
d first and a disastr- tart, from D. Hayes nd I. Scothern (6), >ut right by the third ■t, Craig Smith, who .>d a fine 121 runs, L-entury coming off •0 deliveries. ; innings certainly al- the shape of the and with backing
s of 34 by N. Piclc- nd a solid 35 from P.
:h, he set about g the Preston and rict League youth something to think
3 Palace side had no answer. Their top with the bat was by middle order al-
lders B. Tennant who also impressed bowling, taking 5
took only 38.4 overs
kittle the entire side out, leaving
esdale with 6.2 overs and of course . . .
ims clear!
blcsdalc League: D. 1. 1. Scothern 6, C. 121, S. Blackburn 6, N.
5 34, N. Bramwell 6, P. 35, M. Cronshaw run
1, S. Kerr n.o. 1, A. i run out 0, G. Rams- a.o. 5, extras 11. Total wkts) 236. ice Shield: 120. blesdale bowling: P. 12-7-16-1, G. Ramshead 3, A. Heaton 4-0-21-1, S.
3.4-1-14-1, M. Cronshaw N. Bramwell 4-0-18-0,
cltburn 2-0-8-1.
Losing draw at home
Harwood 3rd 18-1 for 7 Ribblesdale Wanderers
3rd 79 for 8
nderers 3rd crashed losing draw when i Harwood visited
■ c h M e a d o w o n IV.
rwood batted first made steady prog- The main thorn in ood’s flesh was Wan- bowler Paul At-
l, who took six wick- r 52 runs. icn Wanderers 1, the openers fared trously, John Re being bowled for 5,
Dave Fitzpatrick for a duck. By this
the score was only 2 0. Top score was by Gary Farn-
h (18), and the only Wanderers batsmen eak double figures Steve Neild (15) and 5arker (10). middle order virtu-
lissolved, with bats- number 5, 6 and 7, -is Andrew Braith- , Simon Pickles and Workman, all going
icks.
it Harwood: 184. iderers bowling: D. lan 11-3-48-0; C. Pickles 0; P. Atkinson 11-2-52-G;
■aitlnvaite 4-0-26-1: S. >-0-20-0. dcrers: J. Renwick 5, D.
•rick 0, N. Parker 10, G. ;orth 18, At Braithwaite ’ickles 0, D. Workman 0,
Id 15, M. Briteliffe n.o. Atkinson n.o. 7, extras al (for 8 wkts) 79.
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puts Clitheroe further ahead
Clitheroe 168 for 9, Read 66 all out ^
CLITHEROE maintained their lead at the top of the Thwaites Ribblesdale Senior Cricket League with a convinc ing win over Read in this entertaining derby, match at Chatburn Road.
What could have
been an interesting fight, certainly for the
winning draw, became a one-sided affair after the visitors’ middle order collapsed. Put into bat first,
Clitheroe’s target was to hit something approaching 180 runs, but it soon became apparent that this would be difficult. Tight fielding and great bowling from Read’s John Waddington and Philip Hanson, r e s t r ic t e d Clitheroe’s run rate to less than three an over. Richard Goodway and Graham Bushell were in
troduced into the attack and wickets fell. First to go were open
ers Andrew Townsley (22) and Neil Duckworth (13), both falling to Goodway’s off-spin. Then David Hardcastle
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CHRIS SIMS Top score
fering an off-day, some thing all sides suffer from
time to time. Clitheroe
A. Townsley, c Bell b Goodway......................... 22
N. Duckworth, lbw Good way .................................. 13
D. Hardcastle, b Bushell.... 7 C. Sims, c and b Good way.................................. 46
R. Thornton, c Wadding ton b Goodway................ 22
went after scoring 7 and it was Chris Sims, ably a b e t ted by Richard Thornton, and later Bill Slinger, who revived Clitheroe’s innings. Sims ended up scoring
W. Slinger, b Goodway....... 13 J. Boden, b Waddington..... 8 J. Hindmoor, c Hanson b Waddington.................... 12
P. Hall, run ou t .................... 4 R. Booth, n.o........................ 8 G. Sutcliffe, n.o..................... 1 Extras........................ 12
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46 runs before being caught and bowled by Goodway, who finished with 5 for 51. Read had taken 2hr
46min. to bowl their 36 overs and this meant that with sensible batting, a three-point total of around 130 was a distinct possi bility as a first option. This did not material
ise, however, as Read’s batsmen, in such good form of late, tried to hit their way to victory rather than try the pa tient approach. A n d rew T ow n s ley
bowled an immaculate length all afternoon, and
finished with richly-de served figures of 6 for 29. It was he who quelled
any possible damage that Read’s batsmen may have tried to wreak on the Chatburn Road side. From Read’s point of .
view, the most disappoint ing aspect of the game must have been their middle order collapse. The visitors went from
45 for four to 56 for nine. Still, Clitheroe had to work to remove Read’s
last wicket. That pleasure fell to Rodney Booth who was brought into the attack to replace Garth Sutcliffe. Clitheroe can be well
satisfied with a good per formance which saw them bat sensibly in difficult conditions and then bowl and field well. They will be difficult to dislodge from the top if they can maintain this form. Stephen Rushton was
Read’s only batsman to reach double figures and it is to be hoped that their inept performance was caused by the team suf-
Total (for 9wkts) 168
42-2; P. Hanson 5-0-16-0; R. Goodway 13-0-51-5; G. Bushell 9-0-47-1.
Bowling: J. Waddington 9-1-
Among the wickets Read
A. TOWNSLEY
S. Rushton, c Duckworth b Townsley......................... 24
M. Georgeson, c Hall b Townsley......................... 4
M. Grainger, c Duckworth b Townsley..................... 5
G. Bushell, c Thornton b Townsley......................... 9
R. Goodway, c Booth b Sutcliffe.......................... 5
G. O’Connor, lbw Sutclif fe ...................................... 5
R. Bell, b Townsley............. 2 P. Hanson, b Sutcliffe......... 0 J. Waddington, c Boden b Booth.............................. 9
D. Greenwood, b Town sley .................................. 0
P. Worsley, n.o..................... 1 Extras........................ 2
Total 66 Bowling: A. Townsley 13-6-
29-6; R. Booth 4.2-0-19-1; G. Sutcliffe 8-4-16-3.
Easy win for Baxenden
Whalley 113 all out, Baxenden 114 for 3.
WHALLEY were comprehensively beaten by 7 wickets on Saturday, after a batting display which at best could be described as mediocre.
Keith Eatham batted a
long time for 41 but even he, after the early dismis sals of professional Snell- grove and Mark Fallon could make no headway against the two-pronged off-spin attack of veteran John Ingham and stand-in professional Aftab Baloch. The Whalley innings
meandered along wickets falling at regular intervals and finally closed at 113. This total was far too few on a good batting wicket and to win Whalley had to take Baloch’s wicket fairly quickly. He arrived at the crease with the score at
32 for 1 when Snellgrove bowled opener Clegg for 8 and proceeded to show how easy batting was with the help of Derek
Pilling 16 not out. He was finally caught
behind off Snellgrove for 51 with only 20 runs re quired. For Whalley Snellgrove
.bowled a steady spell of 12 overs and took the three wickets that fell for
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37 runs, but the best home bowler was again
_ Tony Wright. He had a magnificent spell of 8-2- 17-0 and with a bit of luck could have had 4 or 5
Cambrian Cup win for Clitheroe FC
Clitheroe 4, Rossendale United 1 _____________
CLITHEROE cruised to a convincing win over Rossen dale United when the clubs clashed in this group three Cambrian Cup game at Shawbridge.
The first half did not provide much action for the spectators,
with Clitheroe looking a little rusty and. Rossendale only had a couple of shots. But in the second half the
game exploded like a firecrack er, with Rossendale taking an unexpected lead through their centre half Gary. Holden shortly after the restart. Then C l i th e r o e ’ s John
Taylor, who was having a quiet game by his standards, put the
club back on equal terms in the 57th minute.
It was a goal with class ,
stamped all over it much to the delight of the 101 fans at the
ground. Then Clitheroe really went to
town and Taylor added two penalties, for nis hat-trick, and
■ with a goal from the hard working Proos, the points were
in the bag. Clitheroe must now have a
Coaching entries going well
THE football coaching scheme being run by the Ribble Valley Council next week is expected
to be fully booked. A spokesman for. the council
said the response had been very good and that the max imum entry of 60 is likely to be reached.
The council may try to • .
extend the limit if necessary, , although this will depend on the availability o f qualified coaches. The scheme is being run from Monday to Friday on the Castle Field, Clitheroe.
JOHN TAYLOR Hat-trick scorer
better than average chance of qualifying for the semi-finals of
tlie cup competition, having gained an invaluable extra fourth point:for scoring more than three goals in the match. C l i th e r o e : Underwood,
Whiteside, Eyles, Richards, Ashcroft, Haworth, Sharpies, Proos, Dunn, Greenhalgh, Taylor. Sub: Drugan.
Boys wanted for Henthorn
CLITHEROE boys’ football club Henthorn United is searching for players for the new season, which begins in September. The club fields sides, under-
13 and under-15, in the Ac crington and District Boys’ League. Anyone, interested should contact Mr Neil Fort on Clitheroe 25680. The club is also on the look- out for someone to manage the ‘ under-15 side.
wickets, a story which
could have been repeated on several occasions this season. Whalley, unless they
run up' a succession of wins would now seem to have the chance this season of honours even, and even this slim hope will not happen until the middle order batting per forms more consistently.
WHALLEY
K. Snellgrove, c Kennedy b Fenwick........................ 2
K. Eastham, c and b Baloch............................. 41
M. Fallon, lbw b Ken nedy ................................. 9
P. Macintosh, b Ingham..... 4 E. McGarry, c Ingham b Baloch............................. 6
P. Bradley, c Pilling b Ingham............................ 8
A. Wright, c Pilling (D) b Ingham............................ 11 B. Foster, run out................ 12
S. Barker, c Kennedy b Baloch......... .'.................. 10
C. Bradley, not out............... 0 B. Brown, c Hayton b Ingham............................ 2 Extras........................ 9 Total 113
B. Fenwick 7-1-24-1, A. Ken
nedy 6-0-23-1, Baloch 10-2-21-3, J. Ingham 9.5-0-36-4.
BAXENDEN
P. A. grove................................ a
Kennedy, c and b Snell grove.............................. . Clegg,’ b Snell-
A. Baloch, c Eastham b Snellgrove...................... 51
D. Pilling, not out................ 16 J. Stevenson, not out........... 11 Extras........................ 4 Total (for 3) 114
A. Wright 8-2-17-0, B.
Brown 3-0-16-0, K. Snellgrove 12-3-37-3, B. Foster 3-1-17-0, M. Fallon 4.3-0-23-0.
Losing draw for thirds
Clitheroe 3rd 137 for 9, Fcniscowlcs 125 for 8
CLITHEROE 3rd had a disappointing losing draw against a stronger-than- usual Feniscowles side, at Chatburn Road, on Sunday. Batting first, Clitheroe
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CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT CRICKET LEAGUE
IN their first season in the league, Lon- gridge are on course to equal one of the league’s records — that of winning every trophy for which they have competed. This has only been done
once — by Catholic A in 1980. Longridge, apart from the Bradlow Cup final, have also reached the semi-final of the Grindleton Trophy, where they have to meet Buck Inn, and are close to clinching the second divi sion championship. However, nothing is yet certain. Even high-flying
Catholic A, with their 100 per cent record at the top
of division one, could still be caught by both Buck Inn and Calderstones, who however, must win all th e ir remaining matches to do so. Any’two of Catholic B,
Flexible, Sabden and even (probably) Calderstones could still be relegated. ICI’s unexpected win
over pacemakers Gisburn has thrown the second di vision wide open again. Longridge are promoted but could be forced to a play-off for the champion ship against Gisburn. Al ternatively Gisburn them selves might well have to play Chipping to decide the runners-up spot. Division One
P W L P
Catholic A.................... 7 7 0100 Buck Inn...................... 6 4 267 Cald’stones................. 5 3 2 60 Catholic B.................... 8 4 4 50 Sabden......................... 7 2 528 Flexible....................... 7 0 7 0
Division Two
Longridge.................... 7 6 186 Gisburn....................... 7 5 2 71
Chipping........................ 5 2 340 ICI............................... 7 2 528 Clitheroe..................... 6 1 5 17
The full league prog
ramme resumes and finishes next week, leav ing dubs about two weeks to play p o s tp on ed matches.
Another defeat
Clitheroe 2nd 148, Lower Danvcn 149 for 6.
CLITHEROE 2nd went down to yet another
defeat at the hands of runaway Ribblesdale League Division One lead ers Lower Darwen. Put in to bat on a
wicket with plenty of grass, Clitheroe were soon in trouble, losing Chris Musson in the first over, and Simon Westh- ead in the second. Nigel Thornton came to
the rescue with 39 runs. Aided by Stephen Black burn he pushed Clitheroe’s score along at a reasonable pace until Blackburn was giv en out lbw. From then on, the 2nds crumbled and at one stage
were 95 for 9. A superb last wicket
partnership of 53 between Brian Keating 21 not out, and Malcolm Blackburn (38), swung the game back in Clitheroe’s favour, with a final score of 148 all out after 33.6 overs. Lower Danven got off
to a slow but steady start, and looked good having scored 60 runs for the loss of only two wickets. Kim Bleazard swung
the game Clitheroe’s way once again, taking three wickets in eight de liveries, changing the game’s . complexion at 64 for 5. But C. Avison (46), and
• I. Cordingley (22), the home team’s skipper, had other ideas and proceeded to belt the ball to all cor ners of the ground, the
pair putting on 73 runs in rapid time.
at the end, Low er Darwen scraping home with only two balls to spare. A good game, yes . . .
It was a close run thing
made a promising start With Mick Booth knocking 29 runs off the visitors’ attack. However, the middle
order failed to capitalise on the beginning Booth and fellow opener Steve Wales (15) made. In reply, Feniscowles
were at one stage 19 for 2, but then rallied thanks to the second dubious um piring decision when Neil Hanson should have been g iv en out. He and McAreavy put on 68 for the third wicket. And that turned the game in the visitors’ favour. Clitheroe simply had not scored enough runs. Clitheroe 3rd: M, Booth 29,
S. Wales 15, K. Driver 2, J. Fumell 0, A. Blackburn 14, G. Bennett 17, J. Coulter 18, W. Brings n.o. 13, T. Long 8, C. Robinson 1, R. Sharp n.o. 0, extras 20. Total (for 9 wkts) 137. Feniscowles: 125 for 8. Clitheroe bowling: G. Robin
son 7-2-19-1;
R.Sharp 11-2-34-3; J. Fumell 9-2-23-1; T. Long 4- 0-28-3.'
but once again the 2nds were on the wrong side of the result. Clitheroe: S. Blackburn 15,
C. Musson 0, S. Westhead 5, N. Thornton 39, A. King 4, S. Rush 2, A. Rigby 4, T.
Bleazard 0, P. Bishop 3, B. Keating n.o. 21, M. Blackburn 38, extras 17. Total 148. Lower Darwen: 149. T. Bleazard 15.6-2-64-4;. P.
Bishop 10-2-39-1; M. Blackburn 5-2-25-2.'
Chipping’s top bowler
THIS year’s bowler of the year, at Chipping’s Brick House Bowling Club, is Mr Arthur Preston. At the club’s annual Presi dent’s Day, he received a handsome trophy. He was followed by Mr Peter Fletcher, Mr Hugh Gor- nall and Mrs Robinson. A dance and buffet
rounded the function off. Sunday • saw the dub
hold its Anderson Cup competition. Winner was Mr Philip ’Smith, of Chip ping.
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Wanderers claim first victory
Ribblesdale Wanderers 122 for 3
SATURDAY’S game against Settle saw Wan derers record their first Ribblesdale Senior League victory of the season.
and invited Settle to bat first. John Seedle, Wander
Wanderers won the toss
ers’ pro, made a break through in the third over, bowling opener Kendall for one run. However, after 12
overs, Settle had slowly progressed to 39 for one, with Foster and Andrews being outscored by the number of extras Wander ers were giving the home side! Seedle then struck again, taking two wickets in the 13th over. He clean bowled Andrews (7), and also claimed the new bats man Verden’s wicket. In1 the next over David O’Neill dismissed the only remaining opener, Foster (15). And then two overs later, O’Neill, making his first senior team appear ance this season, had Pre ston caught for 0 and later Newhouse (10). Meanwhile Keith Taylor
had been brought into the Wanderers’ attack, and he
struck in his second over, having Weavers caught behind for 33. Then Taylor took his second and final Settle wicket in the 30th over, removing Kendal, who was caught by Paul Seedle. John Seedle cleaned up
the Settle tail end and ended a very productive day’s work with figures of five wickets for 32 runs. Don Weavers was Set
tle’s most effective bats man, making 33 runs. But second top scorer was extras, with Wanderers again giving away 26, the only fault in an excellent team performance. Drama prevailed when
Wanderers set about the' task of making the re quired 121 runs for vic tory. Jamie Mitchell, so often this season the team’s most consistent run-grabber was given out lbw off the first ball he faced. So Wanderers found
themselves one wicket down with only one run
on the board. However, careful play
by skipper David Cottam, and number three bat, Ken Proctor, who scored 46 and 38 respectively, steadied the side. And the b ro th e r s
Seedle, John and Paul, put on 29 together to help their side to a well-de served victory. Settle: M. Kendall b Seedle 1, K. Foster c and
b O’Neill 15, S. Andrews b Seedle 7, M. Verden b Seedle 0, D'. Weavers c Walker b Taylor 33, R. Preston c Walker b O’Neill 0, M. Newhouse c Gidlow b O’Neill 10, B. Ward n.o. 17, R. Kendal c
One point
only despite fine knock by Proctor
Ribblesdale Wanderers 2nd 243 for 7,
Settle 2nd 190 for 6 W AN DE R E R S 2nd
picked up > one point from a losing draw when they
played Settle 2nd- at Church Meadow on Saturday. Wanderers batted first
on a very good wicket, with Chris Monk making 45 and Stephen Proctor a fine 87. Further down the order Tom Wallbank made 41
and with other good s c o r e s , Wanderers
finished their allotted 36 overs with a very respect able 243 for 7. Settle soon got down to it when batting, though,
with sixth wicket P. Ec- cleston contributing to his side’s winning draw with a well constructed 81 not out. His innings enabled
Settle to reach the three point total in the 27th
over. Wanderers: C. Monk 45, W.
Workman 6, S. Proctor 87, 41. Driver 10, A. Parker. 4, T. Wallbank 41, I. Threlfall 28, C. Farnsworth n.o. 6, S. Kerr n.o. 3, extras 13. Total (for 7 wkts) 243. . Settle: 190 for 6; Wanderers bowling: P. At
kinson 14-0-105-2; M. Proctor 7- 2-25-0; S. Kerr 3-0-28-2; A. Parker 3-0-27-2.
Settle 120,
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