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Wanderers take a point from derby with high­ flying Read


Read 213 for 6, Ribblesdale Wanderers 126 for 9


THERE were no upsets in this derby match between high flying Read and struggling Ribblesdale Wanderers. Three points for a


winning draw went to Read, who, on their home ground, gave the crowd some great entertainment when


batting. Read batted first and


after nine overs had scored only 22 runs with W a n d e r e r s ’ b ow le r s Robert Birch and pro John Seedle bowling well. However, Read’s open­


top form, making 50 runs in only 41 minutes off 35 deliveries, a knock which included seven fours and three sixes. He was final­ ly out on 69. Two more wickets fell


The Read pro was in


before Read declared after scoring 213 off 33 overs. Wanderers started their


innings quite well with skipper David Cottam and


ing pair, Stephen Rushton and Malcolm Grainger, decided that the run rate should be stepped up and how they did it! Rushton was the first to go, being caught and bowled in the 16th over by Keith Taylor with the score on 74. By that time he had


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made 32, showing great flan-, hitting six fours at the end of his innings. Grainger (31), followed


his opening partner back to the pavilion in the 19th


over. But then the Read in­


nings was set alight, the crowd being entranced by a partnership of 100 bet­ ween Mike Ranson and pro Graham Bushell. They showed Wanderers’ bow­ lers no mercy . . . the partnership only lasting 10.5 overs! A “ton" had been added


to the s co re b e fo re Ranson was caught by Ken Proctor off John See- dle’s bowling. Ranson (38) had played


well in an effective sup­ porting role to Bushell.


Jamie Mitchell pushing the score along at a re­ spectable rate. The young Australian Mitchell was the first out, having scored 33 runs. Cottam followed being caught and bowled by Bushell. Wanderers’ pro Seedle played a good in­ nings (29) but then the rest o f the batsmen started to fall in fairly rapid succession, Read bowlers Bushell and Newby grabbing four wic­


kets each. Wanderers’ tail-enders


Mark Gidlow and Birch (2), successfully managed to hold out for the last 20 minutes to secure one point — from a losing draw — for their side. Read: S. Rushton c and b


Taylor 32, M. Grainger c Parker b Gidlow 31, Ranson c Proctor b Seedle 38, G. Bushell c Mitchell b Taylor 69, G.


O'Connor b Seedle 0, J. Pye c Birch b Taylor 6, R. Bell n.o. 4, P. Hanson n.o. 13. J. Seedle 13-2-61-2; R. Birch 5-1-20-0; K. Taylor 11-0-77-3;


M. Gidlow 4-0-35-1: Wanderers: D. Cottam c and


b Bushell 26, J. Mitchell c Hanson b Waddington 33, J.


Seedle c Worsley b Bushell 29,


P. Seedle c Rushton b Newby 16, W. Bradley c Waddington b Newby 5, M. Walker b Newby 7, K. Proctor b Bushell 0, A. Parker c Newby b Bushell 1, K. Taylor b Newby 0, R. Birch n.o. 2, M. Gidlow n.o. 0, extras 7. Total (for 9 wkts) 126. J. Waddington 9-1-43-1; P.


Hanson 5-0-28-0; G. Bushell 9- 2-27-4; F. Newby 5-1-21-4; M. Ranson 1-1-0-0.


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THE Clitheroe first team which now tops the Thwailes Ribblesdale League after Saturday’s victory over Bamoldswick Back row L t0 K '— IV. Duckworth, J. Hindmoor, J. Bo-den, G. Sutcliffe, A Henderson, W Slinger Front row L to R — S. Westhead, A. Townsley (professional), K. Fawcett, K. Booth, C. Simms and M. Baker (scorer)


C L ITHERO E took


the lead in the Thwaites Ribblesdale


Great win puts Clitheroe at head of affairs


League, after their comfortable win over Bamoldswick at Chat- burn Road on


Saturday. Batting first, Barnold- swick soon lost their sub-


RAIN spoilt what could have been an in­ teresting finish at Great Harwood on Saturday, with the two sides finishing with one point each. Paul Macintosh, leading


Whalley match ended by rain


Great Harwood 151, Whalley 31.


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the Whalley side for the second week, won the toss and put Harwood


in to" bat. The home side’s open­


ers Johnson and Jones


High-scoring game at Church Meadow


Ribblesdale Wanderers 2nd 202 for 9, Read 2nd 203 for 5


STRONG batting enabled Read to leave Church Meadow on Saturday with five points from this Ribblesdale League Division Two


match. Wanderers batted first


and began very well. Openers Chris Monk and David Fitzpatrick made 52 and 22 respectively, and number three bats­ man Stephen Proctor also delivered the goods with


an innings of 44. Middle order batsman


David O’Neill made a splendid 30 not out and after 35 overs, Wanderers innings ended with a


score of 202 for 9. Read responded well,


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R ib b le s d a le Wands (v


Settle, a, Sat): D. Cottam, K. Proctor, J. Mitchell, A. Hol- gate, R. Birch, P. Seedle, K. Taylor, M. Gidlow, M. Walker,


D. O’Niel, Seedle.. Ribblesdale Wands 2nd (v


Settle, h, Sat): R. Driver A. Parker, S. Proctor, I. Threlfall,


S. Kerr, C. Monk, P. Atkinson, W. Workman, T. Wallbank, G. Farnsworth, M. Proctor. Ribblesdale Wands 3rd (v


Gt Harwood, h. Sun): M. Britcliffe, D. Fitzpatrick, D. Workman, N. Parker, S. Nield, J. Renwick, S. Pickles, G. Farnsworth. P. Atkinson, C. Pickles, A. Braithwaite. Clitheroe (v Read, h. Sat):


R. Booth, N. Duckworth, W. Slinger, J. Boden, G. Sutcliffe, R. Thornton, P. Hall, C. Sims, J. Hindmoor, D. Hardcastle, A.


Townsley. Clitheroe 2nd (v Lower " ,


Darwen, a, Sat): P. Bishop, S. Westhead, N. Thornton, T. Bleazard, M. Blackburn, S. Blackburn, C. Musson, A. Rigby, S. Rush, A. King, B. Keating. Res: A. Blackburn. Clitheroe 3rd (v Fcnis- cowlcs, h, Sun): W. Briggs, J.


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Coulter, G. Bennett, M. Booth, K. Driver, J. Furnell, A. Blackburn, T. Long. K-Sharp, G. Robinson, S. Wales. Res: B.


Sims, J. Myler, R. Hardcastle. Clitheroe Youth (v Gt Har­


wood, a, Mon): S. Blackburn,


A. Blackburn, C. Seed, K. Austin. L. Blackledgfi, R. Hardcastle, P. Rushton, G--


Woodworth, S. Amin, S. Miller, R. Blackburn. Res: J. Scorah, F. Hussein, T. Amin,


| TEAMS ~| beating Wanderers’ score


in the 29th over. Reads top batsman was J.


Frances (65), and he was backed by D. Greenwood (62).


Wanderers 2nd: C. Monk 52, D. Fitzpatrick 22, S. Proctor


44, R. Driver 13, T. Wallbank 6, G. Farnsworth 6, D. O’Neil n.o. 30, S. Kerr 9, S. Pickles 0, M. Proctor 3, C. Pickles n.o. 4, extras 13. Total 202 for 9.


Read 2nd: 203 for 5. Wanderers b owling: D.


O'Neill 15-1-75-1, C. Pickles 4- 0-28-0, S. Kerr 5-0-39-1, M.


Proctor 1-0-1-2, G. Farnsworth 4-0-28-1.


SPEEDY FIVE


POINTS


Settle 3rd 33 all out, Ribbles­ dale Wanderers 3rd 34 for 1


WANDERERS 3rd col­ lected five points from probably their fastest


match of the season. Their opponents, in a


game which lasted only two hours and 22 minutes,


were Settle. They were asked to bat


first,. making only 33 runs for the loss of all their wickets. Settle’ s top scorer was A. Majzlik who made nine. Wanderers bowlers had


a field day, in particular D a v id O’N eil l, who finished with seven wick­ ets for only 15 runs, an average of 2.1. Settle’s other three wic­


kets fell to David Work­ man, his three scalps cost­


ing nine runs. The interval between


innings was cancelled as only the umpire felt hungry . • . and he was


outvoted! ' Then Wanderers settled


down to the easy task of reaching a target of 34 runs. This was reached m the 10th over for the loss of one wicket, that of Gary Farnsworth (5). Wanderers other batsmen were Neil Parker (15) and Andrew Braithwaite (11).


Settle:33. ' Wanderers b owling: D.


O’Neill 10.5-4-15-7; D. Work­


man 10-5-9-3. . Wanderers: N. Parker n.o.


15, G. Farnsworth 5, A. Braithwaite n.o. 11. Extras 3.


Total 34 for 1. • Settle bowling: I. Barrac


lough 5-1-14-1; M. Scalfe 4-2-13- 0; A. Cokell 1-0-4-0.


batted very steadily and took the score to- 85 b e fo r e Johnson was smartly stumped by Whalley wicketkeeper Vic Morris. Going for runs with the


score at 110, Lawton was caught on the boundary by Derek Higginbotham. Even at this stage — with 11 overs remaining — Harwood looked capable of making 200 plus, but when Morris caught Jones (55), the visitors came back into the match and took Harwood’s remaining wickets for 37 runs. Ken Snellgrove, Whal-


ley’s pro, finished with five for 68, and at the


Bamoldswick 155 for 9, Clitheroe 156 for 5


st itu te p rofess iona l, opening stand of 54 from • •


former Lancashire county cricketer Barry Wood (6)


■ who was comprehensively bowled by Andrew Town­ sley. Townsley struck again


Townsley, who went on 18, and Neil Duckworth


(58). Duckworth — whose in­


other end, John Staniforth bowled extremely well to


take four for 30. A good start of 31 by Eastham and Bradley set Whalley on the road when after 13 overs the rain took control and stopped


play. Great Harwood: D. Johnson


st Morris b Snellgrove 39, P. Jones c Morris b Staniforth 55, S. Lawton c Higginbotham b Staniforth 17, G. Pilling c Eas­ tham b Snellgrove 11, R. Kawalec lbw Staniforth 0, W. Haworth c Morris b Snellgrove 9, S. Pilling b Staniforth 0, T. Birch lbw Snellgrove 5, T. Howarth run out 6, J. iLas- perdwicz st Morris b Snell-


f ove 1, M. Church-Taylor n.o.


extras 7. Total 151. B. Brown 7-0-27-0, N.


Weaver 5-2-19-0, K. Snellgrove 12.4-1-68-5, J. Staniforth 11-1-


30-4. Whalley: K. Eastham n.o. 22, C. Bradley n.o. 8, extras 1.


Total, for no loss, 31. T. Howarth 3-1-7-0, R.


Kawalec 3-0-11-0, S. Lawton 4- 2-8-0, W. Howarth 3-1-4-0.


Football returns to Shawbridge on Saturday with cup contest


SATURDAY sees the return of football at Shawbridge when Clitheroe take on Rossendale United in their first game in the Cambrian Gup


competition.


manager Eric Whalley will choose his side from a


Kick-off is at 3 p.m. and


squad consisting of 13 players including close


season signings Phil Greenhalgh and Peter Hutchinson. The fu ll squad is:


Wednesday night sees


Clitheroe playing a Ribble Valley Football League XI at Shawbridge for the Lawrenson Trophy. Kick­


off is at 6-45 p.m.


Underwood, Whiteside, Hutchinson, Eyles, Ash­ croft, Richards, Haworth, Dunn, Sharpies, Taylor, P fo o s , G re en h a lg h ,


Drugan. The 12-club competi­


t ion, which will see Clitheroe play their final game against Darwen on Saturday August 6th, is based on a system where three points are given for a win, with a bonus point if three or more goals are scored by any side. Clitheroe are in group


two, and the winners will meet the winners of group three in the semi-final, a fixture to be played on either August 8th, 9th or


10th. The date of the final is


yet to be arranged. Meanwhile, Simon


Whiteside, a prolific goal scorer for Clitherrpe in seasons past, has quit the club to return to Wad­ dington, a team he played for several seasons ago. Clitheroe manager Eric


Whalley described it as a blow and put it down to


the fact that Simon prob­ ably felt the competition


for places, with the new signings, would lessen his chances of first team foot­


ball. Meanwhile, Camera is Prints of most photographs: 1 s t )EAL!


in this issue are available to order


sponsoring Clitheroe FC for the Fifth consecutive year. The Blackburn and Preston-based company which deals in closed cir­ cuit surveillance systems and video, is providing another brand new strip for the first team. Said chairman Cyril


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generosity.” Also, several Clitheroe,


firms have bought adver­ tising boards, which will go round the pitch during the coming season. There are more available. For. details, anyone interested should ring Mr Steve Rush (Clitheroe 24684).


YOUTH SQUAD


THREE cricketers from Clitheroe have been selected for a Ribblesdale League Youth squad to play a Palace Shield youth side at Vernon’s Cricket Club, Penwortham, on


Sunday. They are Stephen


Blackburn, of Clitheroe CC, and Ribblesdale Wan­ derers’ pair, Stephen Kerr and Chris Monk. Chris will travel as a


reserve. The rest of the squad


consists of: C. Smith, Capt., D. Hayes, N. Bramwell (all Cherry Tree), P. Beech, I. Scoth- ern, P. Wicks (Barnold- swick), A. Heaton, M. Pickles (Earby), M. Cron- shaw (Baxenden), G. Ramshead (Padiham), P. Largan (Blackburn N), P. Whalley (Gt Harwood).


taking Richard Bedford’s wicket (28) and then the visitor’s scoring-rate drop­ ped and wickets fell. The score stood at 58 for four in the 20th over and Bar- noldswick, realising they needed to improve their run-rate, turned on the power. After 36 overs they had amassed 155 runs, with Clitheroe bow­ lers Townsley, Rodney Booth and Garth Sutcliffe doing all the damage. Cl ith e ro e ’ s innings began confidently with an


Should he thriller at Chatburn Road


THIS Saturday sees one of the most interesting R ib b le s d a le S en io r League matches of the season when top-of-the- table Clitheroe play championship contenders Read at the Chatburn Road ground. The match


starts at 2 p.m. Other senior league


games include: Settle v Ribblesdale Wanderers and Whalley v Baxenden.


Division One; Earby v


Langho; Lr Darwen v Clitheroe 2nd.


Division Two: Ribbles­


dale Wanderers 2nd v Settle; Read 2nd v Lucas; Rolls Royce v Whalley


2nd. D i v i s i o n Th ree :


(Sunday). Feniscowles v Clitheroe 3rd; Gt Har­ wood v Ribblesdale Wan­ derers 3rd.


blesdale Youth League XI are Shieli______ Penwortham.


Also on Sunday, a Rib­ playing a Palace


R ib b l e s d a le Y outh League — Whalley v Read; Blackburn N. v Ribblesdale Wanderers; Gt Harwood v Clitheroe.


;la XI at Vernons CC, Monday, August 1st:


Golf CLITHEROE golfer Jane


Forrest added £750 to her bank balance on Saturday after finishing second in the WPGA British Olivet­ ti tournament at Old Thorns, Hampshire. Until the final round,


Jane held a two-stroke lead but she failed to


. make par at the 18th hole on her final round and was overtaken to finish one stroke behind winner Sandra McKenzie (Au­


LATEST points and positions in the Intack S elf -D rive Summer Squash League Men s Division One are: Belvale 1st 57 Hyndburn 1st 47, Cloggers 1st 44, Pendle 1st 38, Empress 1st 38, Red Rose 25, Pendle 2nd 11, Red Rose 2nd 9.


Ladies’ golf


section


CLITHEROE Golf Club’s ladies’ section have been busy during the last week. On Thursday mem­ bers competed for the Doug Joss Shield, donated by Mrs Joan Joss: Winner was Mrs Pat


Parker (91-24-67). The July medal winner was Mrs Sheila Crowther (103- 36-67), and the 9 hole competition winner was Miss Mary Cavanagh (48- 15*4-3214).


stralia). Meanwhile, at Clitheroe


Golf Club, where Jane (25), of Milnshaw Terrace, Grindleton, works as as­ sistant to professional Peter Geddes, a lot has been happening over the weekend. Winners of a four-ball


better-ball Stableford competition on Saturday were G. Dell and K. Wall- bank with 46 points. They were followed by R. Baker and R. C. Hutchin­ son 44, A. Walmsley and P. Shaw, after play off with M. Chapman and P. Marlow 43. On Sunday, M. Hill won


a singles stroke competi­ tion with a round of 80-16- 64. T. Poole finished second 81-15-66, after a play off with M. Edmond­ son (78-12-66). Best gross came from T. Dawson (72).


nings included 10 fours — inspired Chris Sims (29 not out) and the three point-total was passed easily, and the winning target reached with one


over to spare. Bamoldswick: B. Wood b


Townsley 6, R. Bedford c Duckworth b Townsley 28, A.


Smith b Sutcliffe 23, M. Greenhalgh c Duckworth b Booth 3, P. Beech c Fawcett b Booth 5, K. Wilson c Sutcliffe b Booth 42, G. Harker c Sims b Sutcliffe 22, B. Grave c Duck­ worth b Booth 3, M. Scothem c Sims b Townsley 15, T. Scoth­ em n.o. 5, J. Roberts n.o. 1, extras 2. Total (for 9 wkts) 155. A. Townsley 18-2-67-3; R. Booth 14-2-60-4; G. Sutcliffe 4-


WINNING DRAW FOR THIRDS


Fulwood and Broughton 12o for 8


Clitheroe 3rd 101 for 7


CLITHEROE 3rd took three points from a winning draw in Sunday’s game at Chatburn


Road. The visitors were asked to , , .


bat first and made 125 off their 36 overs, moving at a very


slow pace.


bowled well, taking 2 for 31. In reply, Clitheroe started


Clitheroe’s Jim Furnell again „


badly, being two wickets down with only 17 runs on the board. However, Keith Driver (23)


and Jim Furnell (37), hoisted the scoring rate and the home side reached the winning draw


target of 101 with several overs


to spare. Fulwood and Broughton:


125 for 8. Clitheroe bowling: G. Robin'


son 5-1-8-1; C. Cartledge 10-4 38-1: J. Furnell 13-2-31-2; T. Long 4-0-26-1; W. Briggs 4-1-4


1.


Local cyclist wins stage in Ireland


LOCAL racing cyclist Gareth Morris, of Grindle-1 ton, confirmed his selec­ tion for the Lakeland Di­ vision cycling team when last Thursday he won the fourth stage of the Junior Tour of Ireland Road | Race.


Four of the best junior


road racing cyclists in the Lakeland Division made up the team for the Irish event, a race in eight stages, based at Dublin. . It was on the fourth


day that Gareth shone, outsprinting the field of 136 to win a 54-mile, race on the outskirts of Dublin. A mountain time trial


was held on the morning of the fifth day in which Gareth came fourth, and in the afternoon he finished sixth in a 26-mile road race. The final stage was held


on a two-mile circuit, to be lapped 15 times.


Gareth finished 10th and overall after all the stages


he ended a very credit­ able 12th, helping his team to fourth place


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Clitheroe 2nd: 48, Barnold- swick 2nd: 51 for 0


CLITHEROE 2nd went down to their heaviest defeat for some time when a depleted side


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