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Warmer day brings Siva fine spell in home victory spin
Whalley 116 for 9, Ribblesdale Wanderers 67 dale Wanderers at Station Road on Saturday. Whalley’s Indian profes
Openers take Earby apart
Earby 139 for 8, Whalley 140 for 1
ON another sunny day Whalley proved to be the much stronger side and in the end won quite easily in this' first round of the Ramsbottom Cup.
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111 ties up first win
; Bamoldswick 3rds 150,
Ribblesdale Wanderers 3rds 151 for 1
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len, D. Niven, B. Spencer.
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insworth, R. M. Walker,
ach, S. Kerr, . Proctor.
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A BRILLIANT unbeaten part nership of 111 by Stephen Farnsworth and Ian Threlfall at Bamoldswick on Sunday gave Wanderers their first vic tory of the season. The pair came together with
the score at 40 for 1 and took the bowling apart. Farnsworth’s 63 and Threl-
fall’s 64 both contained seven 4's and three 6's and enabled Wanderers to reach their target in the 22nd over. David O’Neill was the most
successful bowler in the Bar- noldswick innings, taking 4 for
34.
Bamoldswick 150. Bowling: D. O’Neill 15-5-34-4;
M. Wrigley 10-2-57-3; M. Proc ter 5-0-27-2; A. Dickinson 3-0-
21-1. Clitheroe: N. Parker 19, S.
Farnsworth n.o. 63, I. Threlfall n.o. 64, extras 5, total (for one wicket) 151.
Shining with bat and ball
Ribblesdale Wanderers 2nds 91 for 9,
Whalley 2nds 92 for 3.
AN unbeaten half-century by F ra n k M a cw o od and a marathon bowling spell by Neil Weaver helped Whalley to a comprehensive vic tory at Church Meadow on Saturday. Batting first Wanderers were
never going well against an attack spearheaded by Weaver. He opened the bowling and was still going strong when the in nings closed 45 overs later. Bob Driver top-scored with
27 but could do little as part ners departed at the other end. Wanderers staggered to 41 for 6 before Tom Wallbank and Alec Holgate put on 30 runs. Wanderers’ total looked as if
it might be enough when Whal- ley Tost two early wickets. However, Derek Higginbotham and Macwood steadied things and took their side to the brink of victory. Wanderers: K. Proctor, 4,
R. Driver 27, A. Parker 2, J. Hutchins 0, B. Bradley 2, J. Renwick 3, T. Wallbank 25, A. Holgate 10, S. Kerr n.o. 7, N. Osliffe 5, K. Taylor n.o. 3, extras 1, total (for 9 wickets) 91.___ Whalley: D. Higginbotham
34, S. Barker 2, R. Bennett 1, F. Macwood n.o. 50, D. Taylor n.o. 3, extras 2, total (for 3 wickets) 92. Bowling: N. Osliffe 10-1-19-2;
K. Taylor 9-3-22-1; S. Kerr 11.4-1-24-0; A. Holgate 3-0-25- 0.
Wickets win in the tied end
Ribblesdale Wanderers 1st 165 for 8,
Old Rossendalians 165 for 6
WANDERERS were knocked out of the Ramsbottom Cup after a middle-order batting collapse allowed their oppo nents to tie the scores after a full 48 overs . . . with fewer
wickets lost. Wanderers lost the toss and
were asked to bat first. After a cautious start, openers Dave Cottam and J. Ainsworth started to score freely. Ains worth was the first to go after hitting 18 runs. Malcolm Dennett was the
next batsman and he pushed the score along with a well hit 26. At this stage Wanderers had taken the score to 101, just, the springboard needed to launch an attack for a big score. This was not to be, however,
for Cottam (60) was sent back to the pavilion very soon after Dennett had been dismissed. After that dismissal, the
middle order collapsed and it was left to Stephen Kerr and Murray Walker to score a few quick runs at the end of the innings. At one stage Wanderers
were scoring at five .an over, but finished at a rate of three per over. The Wanderers bowlers
bowled tightly in. the opening overs ana contained the bats men up to the closing overs when the unfortunate Leach was particularly punished. The pick of the other bowlers
must nave been Paul Seedle and Bob Birch. Both bowled economically and picked up wic kets. Professional Dave Mason claimed the other wicket. Although Wanderers bowled well, their total of 165 was just
not enough. Ribblesdale Wanderers: D.
Cottam b Stevens 60, J. Ains worth b Hindle 18, M. Dennett c Hanson b Jelley 26, D. Mason run out 18, P. Seedle b Stevens I, S. Proctor c Howarth b Jelley 5, R. Styles b Stevens II, S. Kerr n.o. 10, G. Leach b Stevens 3, M. Walker n.o. 5, extras 8, total (for 8 wkts) 165.
Old Rossendalians: F. Jelley
b Seedle 3, P. Howarth b Seedle 11, J. Holt c Walker b Birch 24, K. Jelley b Mason 28, I. Bucket run out 32, R. Nut- tall run out 21, P. Hanson n.o. 27, extras 19, total (for 6 wkts) 165. Bowling: R. Birch 10-2-18-1;
P. Seedle 10-2-28-2; M. Dennett 9-2-22-0; D. Mason 10-3-34-1; G. Leach 9-0-54-0.
too long for their first wicket, when Nigel Pickles was caught behind by Vic Morris off the bowling of Tony Wright. After 14 overs the Whalley
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professional Sivardmakrishnan was introduced into the attack and in his first over claimed the wicket of Mike Wiseman off a fine catch by Craig Austin (37 for 2). The Earby skipper Dave
Little was next to go bowled by Barry Foster, and Mike Chappie became Morris's second victim behind the wick ets, this time off Siva. The turning point in the
match came when Austin was intoduced and in his first over took two wickets. His first victim was Stephen
Gee, who had batted very well for 36. Stephen tried to hook for six only to be caught by the finest catch seen at Station Road for some years. Kevin Rogerson launched himself into the air and magnificently caught {he ball. At 109 for 8 there was a
revival by Earby with Ronnie Wiseman and Tom Forster taking the score to 139 for 8 when the innings closed. The Whalley innings, again
opened by Mark Fallon and Paul Macintosh, turned out to be a formality with fantastic Fallon scoring 70 and magnifi cently -Macintosh 64 not out taking their side to within the
sight of victory. However. Fallon was caught
and bowled by Gee with the score at 120 leaving Macintosh to see his side home, retiring undefeated at the end of a great 64. None of the Earby bowlers
had much success, with Gee taking the only wicket. It was a good display by
Whalley who in the past have had some hard contests against Earby. But on the day, Whal ley bowled, batted ana fielded better than their opponents and thoroughly deserved their fine victory with 10 overs to spare. Earby: Gee c Rogerson b
Austin 36, N. Pickles c Morris b Wright 3, M. Wiseman c Austin b Sivaramakrishnan 10, D. Little b Foster 9, M. Chap pie c Morris b Sivaramakrish nan 3, D. Harrison c Morris b F o s t e r 7, J . N u t te r c Sivaramakrishnan b Fallon 13, N. Wear lbw b Austin 0, R. Wiseman not out 22, T. Forster not out 12. Extras 24. Total 139 for 8. Bowling: T. Wright 9-3-20-1,
K. R o g e r s o n 7 -2 -2 7 -0 , Sivaramakrishnan 10-2-20-2, B. Foster 10-4-17-2, C. Austin 5-1- 15-2, M. Fallon 7-1-18-1. Whalley: M. Fallon c and b
Gee 70, P. Macintosh not out 64, C. Austin not out 0. Extras
6. Total 140 for 1. Bowling: G. Sedman 10-3-30-
O, M. Chappie 7.5-0-23-0, D. Little 5-0-26-0, R. Wiseman 5- 0-23-0, Gee 8-1-27-1, ,D. Har rison 2-0-7-0.
Chatburn fail Chatburn 69,
Burnley GSOB 70 for 5
CHATBURN failed to score enough runs at Burnley on Sunday in this North East Lan cashire League match. Asked to Dat first, Chatburn
were soon in trouble and stum bled to 13 for 3. Geoff Lambert (19) and Roger Harrison (21) took the score along to 40 and then Malcolm Barker added an unbeaten 21. None of the other batsman
managed to score more than two runs apiece. Good bowling from Tommy
Thompson and Brian Jones had the Burnley side reeling at 27 for 5, but they staged a recov ery and reached their target in the 18th over. Chatburn: J. Rowley 0, A.
O’Neill 1, P. Hatch 1, 6 . Lam-. bert 19, R. Harrison 21, T. Thompson 1, P. Stirzaker 0, M. Barker n.o. 21, G. Child 2, P. Dinsdale 0, B. Jones 2, extras 1; total 69. Burnley GSOB: 70 for 5. Bowling: T. Thompson 8-3-
24-3; B. Jones 8.4-1-35-2; A. O’Neill 1-0-9-0.
Rally success
CLITHEROE insurance agent John Meadows and Tony. Sad- dington won the Astra Chal lenge section of the South-West Stages Rally. John and Tony, in a Mk. II Astra 1300 also finished second
overall. The pair took 14 fastest
times out of 18 stages, some of them during the night. Also among the points was
Slaidburn’s John Thompson, partnered by Alan Ridehalgh. John, a plant-hire contractor, of Dunnow Lodge, finished fifth in the challenge and eighth overall in the rally proper.
Whalley did not have to wait
sional Laxman Sivaramak rishnan bowled quite mag nificently and finished with figures of 6 for 33. In his last six overs he took four wickets fo r no runs. David Cottam won the toss
and asked Whalley to bat and Mark Fallon and Whalley skip per Paul Macintosh opened tne innings. The Ribblesdale attack fea
tured some fine bowling from Bob Birch and he got his just reward when Styles took a good catch to dismiss Fallon with the score at 25. Nick Keighley was next to go
for five with the score at 47, again Birch taking the wicket. Birch at this stage had the fine figures of 2 for 18 off 14 overs. Siva joined Macintosh and
pushed the score up to 73 before he was caught by Mal colm Dennett off the bowling of David Mason. It then became a struggle for
the Whalley batsmen and wick ets fell fast to accurate bowling by Mason who finished with 4 for 45 while Ian Johnson had 2 for 19. The Whalley innings closed at 116 for 9. Wanderers began their in
nings with Cottam and Jack Ainsworth showing great re spect for Siva, but the Whalley pro tempted Ainsworth down the wicket and he was stumped by Vic Morris — 13 for 1. Malcolm Dennett joined
Cottam at the wicket and they pushed the score to 47 before Cottam was bowled round his legs by Siva. Dennett went next caught by Siva off the bowling oft Barry Foster — 59 for 3. What followed next Wander-'
ers will want to forget. The remaining batsmen were bowled out for 67, due to some fine bowling by Siva ably as sisted by Tony Wright 0 for 18,
and Foster 2 for 9. An unusual dismissal in the
Wanderers’ innings was that of wicket-keeper Murray Walker. On going forward to a ball by
Siva and not getting his bat to it, the ball spun back to the wickets off his pads and for
, some reason Walker handled the ball and stopped it hitting his wicket. He was given out for hand ball. It was a good win for Whal
ley who had not batted well, but credit must go to Wander ers for some fine bowling, par ticularly by Birch who finished with 2 for 19. There was also a good display by Walker behind the wickets which earned him
the fielding point. Whalley: M. Fallon c Styles
b Birch 17, P. Macintosh c Walker b Mason 36, N. Keigh ley b Birch 5, Sivaramakrish nan c Dennett b Mason 19, C. Austin c Walker b Mason 4, M. Vaughton run out 5, J. Slinger not out 7, B. Foster c Bircn b Mason 0, K. Rogerson c and b Johnson 1, T. Wright b John son 0, V. Morris not out 11. Extras 12. Total 116 for 9 wickets. Bowling: R. Birch 12-5-19-2,
P. Seedle 5-0-23-0, D. Mason 17-
R ib b le sd a le Wand.: D.
Cottam b Sivaramakrishnan 28, J. Ainsworth c Morris b Sivaramakrishnan 3, M. De nnett c Sivaramakrishnan b Foster 19. I. Johnson lbw b Sivaramkrishnan 5, D. Mason b Foster, P. Seedle c Austin b Sivaramakrishnan 1, S. Proctor c Macintosh b Sivaramkrishnan 0, R. Styles not out 0, G. Leach b Keighley b Sivaramak rishnan 0, M. Walker hand ball 0, R. Birch c and b Austin 3. Extras 8, Total 67 all out. Bowling: Sivaramakrishnan
18- 6-33-6, T. Wright 10-4-18-0, B. Foster 7-2-9-2, C. Austin 0.3-0-0-1.
LEADING
THE FIELD WANDERERS have made the best start in the Clitheroe and District Cricket League’s new season. They won their two opening
games in the league and also reached the semi-finals of the Grindleton Cup at the expense
of Catholic B. Catholic A have also won
their two league matches, but were defeated by a powerful Longridge side in the Grindle ton Cup. The first tied match in the league for four years came between Chipping and Flexible.
PW L T’
Catholic SC A ......... 2 2 Wanderers............. 2 2 Chipping................. 2 1 Buck Inn................. 3 2 Catholic SC B......... 3 2 Gisburn.................. 3 1 Flexible.................. 2 0 Longridge............... 1 0 ICI.......................... 3 0 Next week’s fixtures: Tues
0100 0100 175 0 67 0 67 033
1 125 1 0 0 3 0 0
day — Catholic B v Catholic A, ICI v Wanderers. Wednesday — Buck Inn v Longridge.
SQUASH
EMPRESS squash recorded a 5-0 victory over one of their main rivals, at home to d o g gers.
Mike Barrett, Ian Platt and
Steve Rutherford scored easy victories, but Bob Peel and John Faraday had to display all their character and tenacity to overcome strong opposition.
Defiance
from Read skipper
Bamoldswick 213 for 5, Read 112
READ were outplayed by Bar- noldswick at Whalley Road on Saturday, crashing to a 101-run defeat. Captain Michael Ranson
ON A DAY noticeably warmer than previous cricketing days so far in the Ribblesdale League, Whalley took six points from visitors Ribbles- three overs remainini
fought a brave rear guard action in an attempt to salvage one point, but ran out of part ners when on 54 with only
Bamoldswick, however, «•'
thoroughly deserved their vic tory having reduced Read to 70 for 8 after 23 overs. David Pollard and Jim
Roberts put up stiffer resist ance than their predecessors, but both eventually fell to pro Bernard Reidy who claimed 6 for 53.
Michael Scothem accounted
for the other four as Read’s front-line batsmen once again failed to impress. Bamoldswick cruised com
fortably to 213 agianst a de pleted Read attack missing Richard Kawalec, John Wad- dington and Phillip Hanson. Openers Barry Grave and
Ian Scothem batted confidently in a superb partnership of 146. Only Jim Roberts, against his former colfi could contain them. Grave hit three 6’s and eight
4’s and looked likely to reach his century before being well caught by Gary Isherwood. Bamoldswick: B. Grave c
Isherwood b Roberts 84, I. Scothem c Grainger b Ranson 63, B. Reidy st Worsley b Roberts 21, G. Harker b Roberts 0, M. Scothem run out 8, A. Riley n.o. 19, M. Greenhalgh n.o. 9, extras 9, total (for 5 wickets) 213. Bowling: G. Bushell 17-2-73-
0; D. Pollard 2-0-16-0; M. Ranson 6-0-41-1; J. Roberts 13- 3-42-3; R. Goodway 7-0-36-0. Read: S. Rushton lbw Reidy
14, M. Georgeson c Bedford b M. Scothem 3, J. Bushell c Riley b Reidy 6, G. Bushell c and b M. Scothern 1, M. Ranson n.o. 54, R. Goodway b M. Scothem 0, M. Grainger b Reidy 9, P. Worsley b Reidy 5, G. Isherwood b M. Scothem 0, D. Pollard lbw Reidy 9, J. Roberts lbw Reidy 2, extras 5, total 112. Bowling: M. Scothem 17-3-
38-4; b. Reidy 19.4-4-53-6; M. Greenhalgh 3-3-0-0"; P. Pickup 3-0-12-0; A. Riley 1-0-4-0.
All are away except
Wanderers
RIBBLESDALE Wanderers are the only local side at home in the Thwaites’ Ribblesdale Senior League, on Saturday. They face Baxenden while Read are at Settle, Clitheroe at Earby and Whalley at Black burn Northern. Saturday — Divison one:
Clitheroe v Earby. Divison two: Read v Settle, BBCV v Langho Centre, Rolls-Royce v Ribblesdale Wanderers, Whal ley v Rawtenstall. Sunday — Division three:*
Cherry Tree v Ribblesdale Wanderers, Clitheroe v Sales- bury.
Clitheroe
fall at first hurdle
Blackburn Northern 128 for 9, Clitheroe 112
CLITHEROE’S disappointing start to the season continued on Sunday when they fell at the first hurdle of the Rams bottom Cup at Blackburn Northern. The home side were re
stricted to 128 for 9 from their 48 overs, but Clitheroe’s bat ting could not amass even this modest total. Sound bowling from David
Norman, Tim Blezard, Bill Slinger, Garth Sutcliffe and Rod Booth kept Northern’s batsmen well in check. Clitheroe’s reply on what, in
recent years, nas become a poor batting track only looked on course when David Norman was at the crease. After his dismissal Neil Duckworth staged a valiant rearguard action, but wickets were falling too quickly. They finished 16 runs short with 24 deliveries still to be
. bowled. Blackburn Northern: J. Hal-
sall c Hardcastle b Blezard, 7, A. Rostron b Norman 0, M. Taylor c Seed b Slinger 35, M. Gillibrand c Hall b Booth 19, D. Parsons c Henderson b Sutclif fe 1, D. Verity c Seed b Booth 24, N. Robbins c Hardcastle b Booth 16, R. Walton c Normlm b Slinger 2, B. Fox b Booth 6, I. Battersby n.o. 8, A. Baker n.o. 6, extras 4, total (for 9 wickets) 128. Bowling: D. Norman 10-2-14-
1; T. Blezard 10-2-32-1; G. Sutcliffe 10-3-11-1; W. Slinger 8-0-29-2; R. Booth 10-1-38-4. Clitheroe: D. Hardcastle c
Battersby b Parsons 10, S. Blackburn c Battersby b Par sons 1, D. Norman b Walton 27, C. Seed c Robbins b Walton 9, N. Duckworth c Baker b Robbins 43, A. Henderson c Parsons b Baker 0, P. Hall c Gillibrand b Walton 0, W. Slinger c Battersby b Parsons 1, T; Blezard b Robbins 12, R. Booth c Battersby b Fox 0, G. Sutcliffe n.o. 0, extras 8, total 112. Bowling: D. Parsons 10-5-13-
3; A. Baker 10-1-25-1; B. Fox 10-1-40-1; R. Walton 10-4-14-3; I. Robbins 3.5-1-9-2.
Rushton hits unbeaten 64
Oswaldtwistlc Immanuel 92 for 8, Read 93 for 4
5-45-4, I. Johnson 11-4-19-2.
READ went into the second round of the Ramsbottom Cup on Sunday with an unbeaten 64 from opener Stephen Rushton at Oswald1
twistle. Skipper Michael Ranson was
unavailable and vice-capt. John Waddington was down with
Third win in three
seasons RO Victoria 3, Sabdcn 0
GOALS from Jimmy eboume, Peter Harrison Peter Stirzaker gave RO Vic toria their third Aitken Shield win in three seasons. RO Victoria went one goal
Col and
flu, leaving Michael Georgeson to lead the side again. Richard Kawalec and Philip
Hanson returned to the attack and footballer Leighton James made his first appearance of the season.
Oswaldtwistlc elected to bat
and found runs very difficult to score. They batted a full 48 overs, however, assisted by several dropped catches and reached 92 with two wickets in hand.
The Read bowling was tidy
and the wickets were shared, with Kawalec, Hanson and Goodway the most successful with two each. Beardsworth was the best of
up after ju st 14 seconds through Jimmy Colebourne. The winners had a chance to increase their lead on the half hour but Alan Blenkinship saw his effort go just wide of the target. After the interval RO Vic
toria made it 2-0 through Har rison with a spectacular 30- yard drive. It was Harrison’s first goal of the season, but was well worth waiting for. With 20 minutes to go
Sabden had Barry Warning sent off. Tempers flared and Sabden lost Tim Weir who was ordered off for seeming to kick a RO Victoria player. The Clitheroe pub side sub
stituted Alan Blenkinship with Stirzaker who sealed tne vic tory with a goal within a minute of appearing. RO Victoria: Tomlinson,
Conti, Stewart, Harrison, Astin, Threlfall, Blenkinship, Tomlinson, Green, Colebourne, C on t i. Sub s. S t ir z a k e r , Stewart. Sabden: Weir, Taylor, Wray,
Johnson, Warning, Bromley, Davies, Halliweil, Gould, Cocker, Balmbra. Subs. Gam bles, Maher.
PICTURE below: Mr Ralph
Aspinwall (centre, front) seen with the shield with Sabden’s players on his left and RO Vic toria on his right before the game.
the Oswaldtwistle batsmen hit ting 21 out of the first 27 runs. Read openers Stephen Rush-
ton and Graham Bushell found batting equally difficult against an accurate attack from Shor-
rock and Morris. Only 14 runs came from the
bat in the first 10 overs, but Rushton gradually became ac climatised and once the change bowlers were brought on ne took command reaching his 64 to see Read safely home. Oswaldtwistle Immanuel: I.
Watson b Bushell 2, S. Beard sworth l.b.w. b Roberts 21, S. Smith b Kawalec 2, N. Holding b Goodway 17, D. Longworth B Kawalec 4, W. Thorn c Bushell b Hanson 13, J. Ormrod b Hanson 1, D. Morris st Wors ley b Goodway 13, D. Kirkham n.o. 7, P. Shorrock n.o. 6, extras 4, total (for 8 wkts) 92. Bowling: G. Bushell 10-3-16-
1; R. Kawalec 10-4-14-2; J. Roberts 10-1-23-1; .P. Hanson 10-3-15-2; R. Goodway 8-2-20-2. Read: S. Rushton n.o. 64, G.
Bushell c Smith b Longworth 11, J. Bushell c Beardsworth b Smith 6, M. Grainger b Smith 2, L. James l.b.w. b Shorrock 1, R. Kawalec n.o. 6, total (for 4 wkts) 93. Bowling: P. Shorrock 10-3-
16-1; D. Morris 9-2-24-0; D. Longworth 2-0-4-1; N. Jackson 5-0-25-0; S: Smith 5-0-23-2; J. Ormrod 1.2-1-1-0.
DAVID NORMAN — man in form
Clitheroe’s batting was again
dogged by early misfortune with three wickets going down for 19 runs. At this stage, Settle supporters were celeb rating a quick victory. Alec Rigby and Neil Duck worth had other plans and put
on 75. Their departures, within a
matter of overs, thwarted a likely Clitheroe victory. Alan Henderson gamely tried to con tinue the revival, but wickets fell too frequently. The town side have some ng t
David Norman they clearly have an exceptionally talented young professional, but they have to put him in a tougher, more competitive amateur setting. Settle: D. Scothem c and b
Sutcliffe 30, S. Andrews b Norman 2, A. Davidson b Norman 2, A. Lindsay lbw Norman 79, K. Sample c Sutc liffe b Norman 31, L. Stone- house lbw Norman 5, D. Weav ers b Norman 0, M. Verden n.o. 11, R. Preston st Hall b Slinger 0, P. Cook b Slinger 0, extras 17, total (for 9 wickets) 177. Bowling: D. Norman 17-5-36-
6; T. Blezard 6-1-22-0; G. Sutc liffe 9-0-48-1; W. Slinger 6-0-28- 2; A. Rigby 2-0-27-0. Clitheroe: K. Fawcett c
Dodgeson b Sample 5, S. Blackburn b Sample 0, D. Hardcastle b Weavers 10, D. Norman b Sample 15, A. Rigby lbw Sample 24, N. Duckworth c Sample b Scothem 53, A. Henderson c Cook b Sample 26, P. Hall c Stonehouse b Sample 2, W. Slinger b Weavers 5, T. Blezard n.o. 0, G. Sutcliffe b Weavers 0, extras 6, total 146. Bowling: K. Sample 18-7-46-
6; D. Weavers 11.3-2-43-3; D. Scothem 9-2-30-1; A. Lindsay 3-0-22-0.
Batsmen win cup game
Ribblesdale Wand. 2nds 206 for 6,
Lower Darwcn 2nds 210 for 1
BATSMEN were on top at Lower Darwen on Sunday when Wanderers bowed out of the Lawrenson Cup in the first
round. They looked to have set a
good total, but their bowlers could make few inroads into the Lower Darwen batting and the winning runs came in the penultimate (47th) over. Ken Proctor and Bob Driver
gave their side a great start, putting on 87 for the first wicket. Alan Parker continued the good work and the score moved on to 140 before Driver was run out for 63. Parker went on to make 50
and Wanderers finished on 206 for 6 in their allotted 48 overs. The Wanderers’ bowlers
could do little against Lower Darwen openers Whalley and Clarke. The pair put on 182 before John Renwick claimed Whalley’s wicket for 100. Wanderers: K. Proctor 39,
R. Driver 63, A. Parker 50, B.' I Bradley 0, T. Wallbank not out 10, J. Renwick 16, A. Holgate 5, J. Hutchins not out 4. Extras 18. Total (for 6 wkts) 206. Lower Darwen: 210 for 1. Bowling: N. Osliffe 10-3-19-0,
J. Renwick 8-0-33-1, P. Spencer 10-1-30-0, K. Taylor 10-0-57-0, A. Holgate 5-0-30-0, K. Proctor 3-0-29-0, J. Hutch ins 1-0-5-0.
Myler 50 picks up points Fcniscowles 120,
Clitheroe 3rds 122 for 3.
CLITHEROE picked up six points at Feniscowles on Sunday with an unbeaten half century by John Myler seeing them to victoiy. A devastating opening spell
by Jim Furnell and Robin Snarp reduced Feniscowles to 14 for 4, but a middle order stand and a rough outfield re scued them. Geoff Cartledge broke the
back of the Feniscowles team and finished with 4 for 32. Clitheroe started their rep
very slowly with sheet-anchor I Myler taking 40 balls to get off the mark; Steve Rush pushed the score
along and the run rate in creased dramatically when
'McRae was promoted to number three. A quick 27, in
cluding two huge sixes, put Clitheroe back in the driving seat. A determined knock of 18‘by
Keith Driver saw his side to victory. Myler finished on 50
after spending an untroubled j two hours at the crease. Feniscowles: 120. Bowling: J. Furnell 18-7-43-4; R. Sharp 13-3-35-2; G. Cart- ledge 11.2-2-32-4.
Clitheroe: J. Mylcyler n.o. 50, S. Rush 23, P. McRae 27, G.
Bennqtt l , K. Driver n.o. 18, total extras 3, total.(for 3 wick ets) 122.
Norman pace sets puzzle
Settle 177 for 9 dec., Clitheroe 146
CHAMPIONS Settle took maximum points at Chatburn' Road on Saturday, but Clitheroe’s performance was much improved, the outcome of the game being in doubt until near the end. Clitheroe pro David Norman
was soon in action after Settle were asked to bat. He proved too fast for Andrews and a low bounce accounted for Davidson. However, Scothern and
Sample both shared useful partnerships with Lindsay which produced the bulk of Settle’s runs. • Lindsay’s innings of 79 was
highly accomplished. He strug gled against the pace of
Norman, but more than com pensated at the other end — using his feet to devastating effect against Garth Sutcliffe. Once he was out, the push
for quick runs together with Norman’s bowling made short work of the other batsmen.
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