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Cyclists


perform CYCLISTS Alan and Mark Gornall


endured mixed emotions at their latest champion­ ship meeting, held at Lyme Park, near Stockport. Held over two


days, the event included a round of the British Moun­ tain Bike Federa­ tion D ow n h i l l Series and a round o f the N o r th England Mountain Bike Association Cross Country Championship. In the downhill


event, the weather was wet and left th e t r a c k in t r e n c h e r o u s conditions. “ Because the


ground was so hard the rain left the top slippy and you had to be very c a r e fu l , ” said Alan, who endured a tough race and failed to finish. With around 200


riders taking part, Mark did well to claim Mth position overall, although the Mearley rider thought he had done better. The following


day, Mark per­ formed well in the N EM B A race, which took the r id e r s o v e r a gruelling II mile circuit. Showing g r e a t f itn e s s , Mark s ecu red eighth place. Clilhcroe rider


Gareth Morris was also competing in the race and fin­ ished in a fine 13th. position.


Ribblesdale


l round-up THE terrible weather on Saturday completely washed out the Whitbread Ribblesdale Senior League programme.


."IWith not one . match {roing ahead, all the teams u!i11 be awarded two points, which does not c hange a » y 1 ea gue positions.


-; I ii the Division One match, held on Sunday, Between league leaders Ribblesdale Wamlerers 2nd XI and Read 2nd XI, the Whalley Road side came up trumps.


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Ribblesdale Wanderers 2nd XI 151 all out


Read 2nd XI 222 for 7.


-.1 Helped by a century from Stephen Rushton and a fine bowling display from Philip Hanson, Read cruised to a comfortable and emphatic victory.


Clitheroe 2nd XI took


seven points from Rolls Royce in their Division One match.


i-In the third division, Ribblesdale Wanderers


3rd XI beat Earby 3rd XI and now stand in fifth


■position in the table. tn-YJ'his Saturday, in-form ■Read 1st XI take on Ribb- -lesdale Wanderers 1st XI


■all Whalley Road in what ^should be a cracking


'match. ■


•“ ••Fixtures:


SJS a t u rd a y : S en io r p/icague — Clitheroe v •I’adiham, Read v Ribbles- •dale Wanderers, Whalley Jv Great Harwood. Division One — Ribbles-


►dale Wanderers v Read, “Rolls Royce v Clitheroe. D i v i s i o n T w o —


"Oswaldtwistle Immanuel v i-Whalley. Sunday: Division Three — Clitheroe v Burnley


•‘Belvedere, Read v Ribb- Flesdale Wanderers. •; Monday: Youth League r l_ Blackburn Northern v ^Clitheroe, Ribblesdale '•Wanderers v Baxenden, ■"Whalley v Cherry Tree.


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M id w e e k c r ic k e t Close fight


THE title race in the Clitheroe and District Midweek Cricket League is hotting up, with a possi­ ble six teams still in with a chance of claiming glory. Rimington currently


lead the table, just ahead of Chatburn, Catholic SC and Waddington, with Riverside and Chipping A outsiders to snatch the championship. Points and positions:


Rimington 24, Chatburn 23, Catholic SC 22, Wad­ dington 20, Riverside 19, Chipping A 18, Rusty Cavaliers 13, Brockhall 9, Chipping B 9, White Lion (5.


Wednesday’s fixtures:


Chipping B v Chipping A, Riverside v Chatburn, Rimington v Rusty Cava- 1 i e r s , l lro c k ha l l v Waddington. Thursday’ s fixture:


Catholic v White Lion. Big turnout


THERE was a bumper turnout for the Stonyhurst Park Golf Club men’s invi­ tation lburball stableford, with 100 people taking part.


!> 1 ii 2 *vi and D. Pomfrctt (43): 2nd, :i l 2 i:i R. Ormerod and B.


■ ii -1 2 1 2 2 1


2 l P Time trials


« OVER 250 personal best a* times were recorded at


S Clitheroe Dolphins time i* trials, held last week. J ’ The day was well s attended and prizes were


-J presented to the mosl « improved swimmers in teach stroke over the


£ season. ■Ji Prize winners: 25m


‘ -freestyle — Liane Jack- !!"kon. 50m freestyle _— -Andrew Mallinson. 25m ..breaststroke’ — Mark


) Leeming. 50m breasl- ' stroke — James Jackson. f 25m backstroke — Gemma ? Bush. 50m backstroke — , Charlotte Ainsworth. 25m J 'butterfly, — Sarah Manx —50m fly — Robert Rice.


Results: 1st, M. Nevms .


ii I ii i in McNulty (43); 3rd, R. Gil­ b i


2 7, ~ is 4th, I. Young and H. Ben­ :! ii :! 2ti nett (42); 5th, T. Dobson


:>ii more aiid M. Lang (43): and P. Hargreaves (42).


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Tradesman’s Trophy


WINNER of the Clitheroe Golf Club midweek medal and Tradesman’s Trophy was I). Wood. Results: 1st. 1). Wood


77-11-66; 2nd. W. Fenton 83- 84-


LGU medal


THE Clitheroe Golf Club LGU Medal and Duck­ worth Cup was won by Mrs K. Hipam (D.\>-28-(lf>).


Mixed event


a card play-off with I). Coward and .1. Coward.


niter


THK Stonyhurst Park (lull Club mixed tpvtMisnmcs competition was won hy M. Holton and V. Kdmondson (S2-1


F A C IN G a strengthened Read at Whalley Road, Ribblesdale Wanderers suffered their first defeat o f the season in the Whitbread Ribblesdale League first division.


Batting first. Read lost The Ribblesdale innings Grainger with the score on opened in a te r r ib le


30, but the dropping of Rushton when he was on 17 proved to be the most- costly incident of the game


for Ribblesdale. 'I’he player went on to


hit 102 runs and added 154 in a stand with Dodgson, who scored 56. This helped the home team surge to 233 for 7 at the close.


Winning ways


return


A F TER losing in the semi-final of the Catholic SC Cup, Rusty Cavaliers returned to form in the Clitheroe and District Midweek Cricket League with a victory against Catholic SC. The result removed


Catholic SC from the top of the league. Batting first, the Cavaliers won the toss and lost their first two wickets for 26. Hodgson and Kearsley


then added 31 for the third wicket, before the latter was out with the total on (50. On the same score. Scorah was caught behind off Donum for 10. Hodgson and Hitchen advanced the total to 73 before the latter was out leaving Catholic SC to score 76 for victory. Bishop and Kenyon get


their side away to a good start with a stand of 29 b e fo r e Bishop was snapped up by Hodgson off Kearsley for 20. Kenyon and Bleazard


added 10 runs before Blea­ zard was run out by his partner for one. A single run later, Ken­ yon was caught by Kears-


17-66; 3rd, T. Owen 17-67.


ie.v off Horsefield for 12. By the time Catholic SC


stumped by the wicket keeper, again off Cox. for two. Whim the 15th and final over began. Catholic SC needed six runs for victory. However, the Cavaliers held out to win by five runs in a real nail ■ biting finish.


reached 46, five wickets had fallen, but then Donum and Hosty shared in a 16-run partnership, before Hosty was caught behind by Edmondson off skipper Cox. B y r n e w a s t h e n


fashion, with Palmer and S(iencer both bowled by balls that did not leave the ground. Cotlani was out caught behind for 1 and Proctor was dismissed for 5, caught by Newton. Leach went for 2 and


only Davies managed to stay around, hitting a gutsy 32. Hall and Slinger added 38, before the for­ mer was bowled by Han­ son and Slinger hit 57 before being caught. Ribblesdale’s innings


eventually closed on 151, with Hanson ending with figures ol'5 for 29. Read: P. Grainger 13,


S. Rushton 192, T. Dodg­ son 56. P. Lancaster 2, P.


Hanson 13, 1). Newton 20, P. Ixton 3, P. Howarth 1 n.o., F. Snape 1 n.o., extras 23, total 233 for 7. Bowling: 1. Britclil'fe 7-


1-30-1, It. Blair 10-3-25-0, W. Slinger 15-0-25-0. B. Silencer 12-0-159-3, P. Spencer 3-0-26-0, G. Leach 7-0-38-3. R ib b le sd a le W a n -


derers: R. Palmer 6, M. Davies 32, D. Cottam 1. P. Spencer3. S. Procters, G. Leach 2, P. Hall 25, W. Slinger 57, B. Spencer 5, R. Blair -1, 1. Britcliffe 6 n.o., extras 15, total 151


all out. Bowling: P. Hanson 11-


3-29-5. I). Newton 0.5-0- -10-2, F. Snape 9-0-38-1. C. Duckworth 0-0-0-0. F. Newby 5-0-36-1.


Well contested


THE Southworth scratch trophy and Holgate handi­ cap trophy, both held at Clitheroe Golf Club, were


well contested. Results: Southworth


scratch trophy — 1st, J. Irving (C.t Harwood) 70:


2nd, M. Bailey (Lowes Park) 72: 3rd, C. Hopwood (Burnley) 73: 4th, J. Gal­ lagher (Fairhaven) 74 ; 5th, J. Perkins (Wilpshire) 74 after a play-off with P.Marlow (Clitheroe) 74. Holgate handicap tro­ phy -L 1st. J. Wetton


(Clitheroe) 77-12-65: 2nd. A. Ainsworth (Clitheroe) 82-15-67. 3rd. N. Eas­ twood (Clitheroe) 74-6-68; 4th. F. Sherrington (Clith­ eroe) 8-1-16-68: 5th. K. Monk (Wilpshire) 74-0-68 after a play-off with .1. Edmondson (Lancaster)


74-15-68.


C ra v e n C r ic k e t Wet outcome


Skiplon Cl Isl XI 151 for"), Chulhiini Isl XI 110 lor 7 rsp


TilE bottom-ol'-the-table clash in the Craven and District Cricket League


first division between Chatburn and Skipton sadly became a victim of


the weather. Batting first. Skiplon


amassed 15-1 in their 43 overs, with impressive knocks coming from openers Wilson (49) and Coe (30) and Drake and Williamson. For Chatburn. Shov-


olton, with two for -1(5 off 17 overs and R. Booth, with two for -13 off 1-1 overs, were the pick of the bowlers. In reply. Chatburn


made a superb start, with Barker (21) and l ’earce (27). However a middle order collapse, with five wickets falling for 16 runs, left Chatburn in trouble, until Trotter (13 n.o.) and Rmvson (17 n.o.) resumed the challenge. Unfortuiiately. just


when a close finish looked on the cards, the rains came and the match was abandoned. The main thorn in Chat-


burn’s side had been Wil­ liamson. who claimed five wickets from his 11 overs. Skipton Cl: 154 for 5. bowling: R. Shovelton


17-1-46-2. S. Booth 7-2-27- 0. R. Booth 14-2-13-2, N. Thomas 5-0-29-1. Cbnthurn: M. Barker


21. M. Pearce 27. B. Wright 5. S. Booth 11. R. Shovelton 0, N. Thomas 0, R. Booth 0, J. Trotter 13 n.o., P. Iiowson 17 n.o., extras 16, total 110 for 7.


Season looms for Sabclen


SADDEN FG are looking forward to the forthcom-


ing season in the UTS East Lancashire League which begins on August 22nd. Training has already resinned and is being held every Wednesday at 6-30 p.ni. at the Nutter Barn Field. First team manager Dick Mitchell lias been active during the close seas o n i n a bid t o strengthen the squad. Anyone interested in


.joining the club should go along to one of the training sessions.


A TALENTED team from Clitheroe Royal Gram­ mar School have been crowned as the Lanca­ shire Schools Under 13s tennis champions. In the county final the


squad, made up of Lisa Jackson, Jayne Hutchin­ son, Surah Bishop, E m m a It e d in a n a n <


reserve Claire Holding, faced Blackpool’s Arnold School. Showing no signs of


nerve or faltering form, the team crushed their opponents 8 sets to 0. The team have excelled


in every round o f the competition so fur, drop­ ping only 2 sets out of 48. A total of 22 schools started out in the county


s e c t i o n o f t h e competition. They will now face


Cumbria in September, with the winner o f the match going into another regional final.


1 I f victorious in both,


the team will then travel down to Telford Racket Centre in December for the national finals.


Organised by the Lawn


Tennis Association, the competition is sponsored by the Midland Bank.


Jokers slip up


Jokers could only draw 21*21 with third-placed Dominoes in their latest match and two points now separate the top three teams. In the second division. Wil­


The title nice in the Clitheroe and District Netball League has been thrown wide open. Division One leaders Trinity


Trinity Diamonds 2:»: Kings Arms R 1(1. Settle R S; Trinilv Hearts 15, RRl. A :I4: Wilsons A 21..Young Farmers 0.


tle A -I. Kinijs Arms A -Hi: Trin­ ity Aces Li. Calderstonos 17: Trinitv'Jokers 21. Dominoes 21: Rogues 2."). KUL It IS. - Division Two— Wilsons R lo,


sons A won their 10th match in a row to g;o into a four point lead at the top. • . Results: Division One — Set­


C a n o e is ts t u r n o u t in fo r c e


T H E R E was a good turnout for the Clitheroe Scouts and Guides Canoe Club open day held in fine conditions on Barrow Lodge.


The special day was open to anyone


interested in canoeing and the event was a resounding success.


, Among the people attending was the Kibble


Valley Mayor, Coun. John Travis, who enjoyed his stay but kept his feet firmly on the ground throughout. With power boat rides, canoeing, a raffle


and a tombola, the day had something lor everyone and helped to raise £100 towards


club funds. The club, which meets every Saturday and


trains on a Thursday evening, is always on the lookout for new members or instructors and anyone interested should contact Mi- Gordon Woodward (0254 822729).


W h i tb r e a d R ib b le s d a le L e a g u e


R ib b le s d a le c la im f iv e w e lc o m e p o in t s


Kibllk'silalc Wanderers 3rd XI 1


Karby 3rd XI 11 15 for 8, 2 21 for 8


F A C IN G Earby at Church Meadow, Ribblesdale Wanderers claimed five relatively easy points from this Whitbread Ribblesdale League third division match.


The away side batted


first and made a mixed start ]>utling on 27 for the first wicket before Winder was dismissed. Fellow opener Pickles


soon followed, caught by Rawsthorne, off the bowl­ ing of Byrne. Hartley came and went without troubling the scor­ ers and at 29 for 3, the side looked in real trouble and in need of a big score.


Davenport stuck around


for a timely 24, but further disappointing displays from Walton (10), Jackman (4), Pepper (0) and Watson (0), left Earby in real trou­ ble at 77 for 8.


Luckily for them, Bays-


ton (18 n.o.) and Jaggers (26 n.o.) were in a fighting mood and gave their side a slim chance with a fine stand, which took the side onto 123 for 8 at the close. For Ribblesdale, the


whole attack played well, with Byrne, Overy and Blair taking two wickets each, Burke a single suc­ cess and Rawsthorne fin­ ishing with two overs for the loss of 13 runs.


In reply, Ribblesdale


started superbly, and although the momentum faltered in the latter stages, the side were never in danger of losing and reached the required total with 4.1 overs to spare.


Openers Monk (28) and


Kenyon (31) (nit on 49 for the first wicket and once Monk had gone, Schofield continued the good work with a steady 24. At 72 for 2, things still looked on course, but at this point the wickets began to fall at a more regular pace. Rawsthorne hit 7 before


being caught and knocks of 4, from Kenyon and 7 from


Overy, only edged the score upwards. The side eventually


(lulled through thanks to the (latience of captain Hutchins, who stuek around for an unbeaten 13 and Blair (10 n.o.). The side eventually reached their target for the loss of 6 wickets. Earby battled away


with the ball and all three bowlers claimed wickets, with Maddon taking 3 for 22 off 7.3 overs. Earby: 123 for 8. Bowling: T. Byrne 1S-8-


23-2, J. Burke 12-1-53-1, D. Overy 8-4-17-2, J. Blair 5-2-15-2, C. Rawsthorne 2-1-13-0. R ib b le sd a le \V a n -


derers: C. Monk 2S, H. Kenyon 31, N. Schofield 24, C. Rawsthorne 7, J. Hutchins 13 n.o., P. Ken­ yon 4, D. Overy 7, J. Blair 10 n.o., extras 1, total 125 for 6.


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F i r s t d e f e a t f o r l e a g u e l e a d e r s


a f tu g& f tp a’dults'and P o o l


C h a m p io n s h ip r a c e s a s c lo s e a s e v e r


TH E title races in the Clitheroe and District Pool League have tight­ ened after the latest results.


In the Premier League


Kings Arms A have been replaced at the top by Dog and Partridge A, who beat Craven Heifer 6-1. Kings won 4-3 against


Cross Keys and stand two points behind the new


leaders. Victoria Hotel are chas­


ing hard in third place, but stand some eight points off the top and will really have to hit top form to challenge the leaders. White Hart’s lead at the


top of the first division has been cut to five points after they went down against second place Horseshoe B in a real nerve jangler which ended


4-3. ‘


Lord Nelson were the only side to edge further ahead and went into a three point lead at the top after beating Commercial Hotel B 5-2.


In the second division, Second-placed RBL B


beat Buck 4-3 to remain in the title hunt, but the rest of the teams look too far behind to cause a threat to the front pair. R e su lts : P r em ie r


League — Commercial Hotel A 4, Pendle Hotel B 3; Higher Buck 2, De Lacy Arms 5; Craven Heifer 1, Dog and Partridge A 6; Kings Arms A 4, Cross Keys 3; New Inn A 5, Petre Arms 2. Division One — Horse­


shoe A 5, Royal Oak A 2; Waggon and Horses 3, Black Horse 4; White Hart 3, Horseshoe B 4; Station Hotel A 4, New Inn B 3; RBL A 2, Kings Arms B


o. Division Two — White


Horse 1, Black Bull 6; Dog and Partridge B 3, Castle 4; Lord Nelson 5, Com­ mercial Hotel B 2; Buck Inn 3, RBL 4; Bridge Inn 6, Station Hotel B 1.


F ix tu re s : P rem ie r


League — De Lacy Arms v Commercial Hotel A, Pendle Hotel B v New Inn A, Petre Arms v Kings Arms A, Cross Keys v Victoria Hotel, Dog and Partridge A v Higher Buck. Division One — Black


Horse v Horseshoe A, Royal Oak A v RBL A, Kings Arms B v Station Hotel A, New Inn B v Pendle Hotel A, Horse­ shoe B v Waggon and Horses. Division Two — Castle


v White Horse, Black Bull v Bridge, Station Hotel B v Buck, RBL B v Royal Oak B, Commercial Hotel B v Dog and Partridge B.


Premier League


Dog & Part A.... Kings Arm


Cross Keys..... De Lacy Arm


THREE Ribble Valley QUAD bike riders were in action at the weekend in the club championship, held at Kinross in Scotland.


the championship leader and unfortunately the talented Wagg & Horses.... .... S t 0 4 3 ) 5 2


Chatburn man Keith Knowles wenl into the event as


rider had an off day. “ I was feeling ill and couldn’t stand to even have my


helmet on,” said Knowles. Despite this. Knowles claimed second position ill


the club championship races but moved down to second place in the table. Although he' was scheduled to com­ pete in all the races, Knowles was in no shape to ride


and had to sit out the final events. With Knowles sidelined, the local hopes then rested


with Mark Wollendon and Malcolm Bell. The dusty conditions seemed to suit the other local


competitors, with Bell claiming a third position in one of the open races. However, it was Wollenden who proved to be in the best form, securing three first places in the open races.


T e n n i s g l o r y f o r C R G S


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Riders show their mettle Pendle Hotel B.. m Hotel A...


Higher Buck... Craven Heifer... Petre Arms.... New Inn A..... Com


The event, which combined the club championship W


with a series of open races, was held in damp condi­ tions on a dusty and poor track.


KUL A............. .... S t> 0 2 48 Station Hotel A........ S 5 II 3 44 Kings Arm


Hhite Hart......... .... s s 0 l 57 !’Wl) L P orseshoe H


........ ... S 7 0 2 52 s B...... ... S 4 0 4 42


Horseshoe A....... .... 8 3 0 5 33 Black Horse........ .... 8 3 1


’entlle Hotel A..... .... 8 l 0 7 iy Division Two


laird Nelson....... ... y y 0 0 G RBL B............. ... 8 8 0 0 G


PW 1


New Inn B......... .... 8 2 0 G25 iKoval Oak A....... ... 8 2 0 G25


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E Q U E S TR IA N supremo Joanna Jackson won a top dressage competition at the weekend to leave her in top form for this weekend’s inter­


national meeting in Holland. Jackson, of The Iloyds, Chatburn, travelled to Good-


wood for the Festival of Stars competition, which is open to young riders aged between 21 and 30 years. There was a bumper turnout for the event which


was split over two (lays and attracted a quality field from all over the country. Jackson, riding her 10-year old brown gelding Mes-


ter Mouse, was in top form and won the first day by some 50 marks. * Because of the large entry the first day was divided into two sections with five riders from each qualifying


for day two. On the Sunday Jackson was again in tip top form


and won by an even bigger margin of some 60 marks. For taking the title Jackson won a new saddle and a £750 training scholarship. This fine display leaves Jackson in a confident mood


for the weekend action when she competes for Great Britain in the Nunspeat International competition, in Holland. Jackson qualified for the national team with a series


of outstanding displays on Mester Mouse and was told of her selection after winning an international competition at Goodwood in May. Each team is made up of four riders and with teams


from all over Europe taking part, the standard of competition will be extremely liigh. As an extra bonus, Jackson nas also been made a


reserve member of the national squad for the Rotter­ dam meeting to be held in August.


H e c t i c t i m e f o r s t o c k c a r s t a r


MOTOR sport star John Lund enjoyed a hectic weekend o f competition, racing in three rounds o f the current Stock Car National Points Championship and the annual Super Bowl


race. The busy weekend started with a trip to Long


Eaton’s shale track. The opening race was the Super Bowl for the top 20 points scorers. The race had been scheduled for New Year’s Day,


but was cancelled. Battling it out over 20 laps, Lund, from Riming­


ton. started on the second row, but soon muscled his way into first place. Once at the front, he refused to hold back and led to the finish to take his second Super


Bowl title. With no time to rest, Lund was in the thick of


action straight afterwards for the heat in the points championship. Struggling to find his earlier form, he could only manage fourth position. In the final he returned to winning ways to take a fine first place. However in the Grand National, the car developed a


mechanical problem and Lund was forced to retire. Despite failing to finish the last race, he was pleased with his final haul of 33 points. On Sunday he was in action on the tarmac at Skeg­


ness and after taking fourth place in the heat, won the final and claimed seventh position in the Grand National, bringing in a further 49 points. The busy schedule came to a close at Boston's shale


track. With each car set up for either shale or tar­ mac and with Lund’s shale vehicle off the road, the Rimington farmer was forced to use his car, specialised for use on tarmac. This certainly proved to be a disadvantage and Lund could onlv claim fifth position in the heat, eighth in the final and sixth in the Grand National, securing


23 championship points. This still leaves Lund way ahead in the cham­


pionship. but the worry is that he will not be able to have the damaged car ready for this weekend’s trips to


Crewe and Northampton. “ If I can't mend the car in time I might miss the


Buck Inn........... .... 8 1 0 4 3y Black Bull.......... ... 8 4 0 4 35 Castle.............. ... 8 2 0 6 28 Station Hotel B.... ... 8 2 1) G23 W


Bridge............. ... S G 0 2 52 Koya! O


ak B....... ... 8 G0 2 44 Com


hite Horse....... ... S 2 0 G21 D m Hotel B..... ... 8 1 0 8 21


og & Part B...... ... 8 l 0 7 iy F


(v Read, Sat.. 2 p.m., away): T. Rraithwaite, M. Dennett. M. Sorell. M. Rriggs. J . Rain, M. Wrigley, 1). O’Neill. D. Howard. (.5. Monk. Litton. Scorer: C. Rritcliffe. Ribblesdale Wanderers 2nd


Ribblesdale Wanderers 1st XI Teams


J . Hutchins,.). Rurke, C. Monk, N. Schofield, J. Rlair, H. Ken­ yon. M. Hmithwnile, R. Rlair,


XI (v Read., Sat., 2 p.m.. home): W. Slinger, G. Leach, M. Davies. A. Dickinson, R. Ralmer, I. Rritcliffe, D. Cottam. R. Spencer. R. Rlair,. R. Silencer, I. Johnson. Scorer: D. Ktehells.Ribblesdale Wanderers Jrd XI (v Read, Sat., 2 p.m., away):


.1. Holden. Seorcr: I). Ktchells. ft i h h I csd a I e W a n d ere rs


Turner.Clitheroe Cricket Club 1st XI (v I’adiham, Sat., 2 p.m., home): N. Ashworth, M. Dewhurst, A. Robinson. N. Rol- ton. M. Houldsworth, I’. Ileth- crington, D. Rooth. A. Rooth, N. Ribby, O. Sutcliffe, Wrigg- lesworth. Scorer: S. Coulter. Clitheroe Cricket Club 1st XI (v Cherry Tree, short tiveiv


Youth XI (v Karby. Sun., 2 p.m., away): T. Ryrne, J . Dewhurst. 1’. Smithies, A. Amos, A. l’earce, C. Rawsth­ orne. I). Kletcher. I. Tomlinson, II. Rraithwaite, 1. Malone, S.


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Crewe meeting and concentrate on Northampton,” said Lund.


B ow ls R i b b l e s d a l e m o v e o u t o f d a n g e r


A F T E R beating Great Harwood B, Ribbles­ dale A have moved out o f the relegation zone in the Great Harwood and D is t r ic t B ow ls


League. In the second division,


Waddington A’s promotion hopes received a setback when the side went down against second-placed Rushton Street. Clitheroe Cricket lead the local sides in Division


Weather dampens spirits


THE wet weather at the weekend halted Chat- burn’s Craven and District Cricket League first divi­ sion match. F a c i n g S k i p t o n Cl


away, the village side did manage to play a lot of the


‘ A. Rooth and N. Robinson for Cl. Sutcliffe. Clitheroe Cricket Club 2nd


competition, Sun.. 2 ji.m..): Same team except. C. Seed for


•Scorer: R. I’reston. Clitheroe Cricket Club


J. Coulter, A. AH. T. Small, I). Musson, S. Dawson. I’. Duck­ worth. Reserve: A. Lancaster.


XI (v Rurnley Relvedere. Sun., 2 p.m.. home): R. Griffiths, W. Rriggs. A. Ashman, T. Hobday.


Youth XI (v Rlackburn North­ ern. Mon.. (»-lf> p.m., away): N. Ribby. K. Kranks. A. Rooth, S.


Duckworth, N.'Robinson. A. Ali. S. Amin. T. Small. S. Daw­ son, 1*. Duckworth. A. Lancas­


ter. Scorer: S. Robinson. Charity event


. K. Rearson (70) and the nearest the pin prize went to T. McGo­ vern. The longest drive came from T. Dobson.


(!KJ-2-Ll>(>) and the ladies' winner was.l. Rortcr (BB-;51-li8). The best gross prize went to


OVKR 70 people took part in the Dr Rarnaoos charity com-, petition, held at Stonyhurst Rark Golf Club. The winner was N. I’rown


XI (v Rolls Royce. Sat.. 2 p.m.. away): K. I’awcett, S. Westh- ead, I’. Atkinson, K. Driver, R. Leighton, M. Rooth, R. Rlack- hurn. N. Robinson. S. Duck­ worth, S. Rlackburn. A. Rainier. Scorer: M. Hussain. Clitheroe Cricket Club Jrd


match, with Skipton mak­ ing 154 for 5 declared in their innings. The home side’s total was made up mostly of four fine knocks, from Wilson (49). Drake (52), Williamson (31n.o.) and Coe (30). In reply, Chatburn


found the going a bit more difficult, but were still in with a shout at 110 for 7, when rain stopped play lor the day. There was no play at all in the Chatburn


2nd XI match. Points and positions:


Division One — Thornton 18, Barrowford 15, Cowl­ ing 15, Embsay 15, Pendle Forest 14. Foulridge 13, Oakworth 13. Upper Wharfedale 12, Long Lee 9, Cononley 7. Skipton Cl 7, Chatburn (5. Division Three — Oak-


worth 21, Embsay 19, Long Lee 17, Barrowford 14. Cowling 12, Pendle Forest 12, Skipton Cl 10, Thornton 10, Chatburn 9, Upper Wharfedale 9. Con­ onley 6, Foulridge (>. Fixtures: Division One


— Chatburn 1st XI v Con­ onley. Division Three — Cononley v .Chatburn 2nd


XL


Three, but lost their latest match against Salesbury


B. In Division Four, Whal-


ley’s total domination con- inucs and in their latest game they beat second- placed Hurst Green A to go into a 17 (joint lead at


the top. Results: Division One —


Ribblesdale A 7, Great Harwood B 3. Division Two — Bum-


ley Road B 9, Ribblesdale B 1; Castle A 8, Metflex 2; Rushton Street 9, Wad­ dington A 1; Whalley B 7, Burnley Road A 3. Division Three — Sales-


bury B 6, C l ith e ro e Cricket 4. Division Four — Hurst


Green A 3, Whalley A 7; Free Gardeners 8, Hurst Green B 2; Sabden Black 7, Castle B 3; Victoria B 5, Calderstonos 5: Wadding­ ton B 6, Sabden Red 4.


Oreat Harwood A........ 1


Antley.............. .... y 7 I ‘ i 58 Spring Hilt.......... .... in 5 1 4 57 Salesbury A......... ... 10 G0 4 51 Kishtnn Con A...... ni 5 0 5 52 Kibhlenlale A............ 1


PW 1) L P (1G 1 :i i'4


Croat Harwood B........ 1 Clayton............. ... 1


(Kobe A............. .... 9 4 1 4 4 0 2 1 7 40 2


0 4 l 5 42 1


0 2 0 .8:> Division Two


Bumlev Bead A............ 10 1 l 5 50 W


W


Burnley Koail B..... .... 10' 8 0 2 7 0 ti u 4 m 0 7 1 •i 57


Ktishton Street..... ..... 1 addington A....... ... 1


( i tk A


PW 1) L P 1


ibbles Lie It....... .... '10 4 l > 5. 1 Olobe B............. .... 9 3 l 5 4 .... 10 ;J 1. r>


Metflex............. ... y - 0 7 .Ti Division Three


Khalle'v B....... . .... to 4’ 1 5 4fi . :s*


1


(laity Park.......... .... I» S 0 2 Salisbury B......... ..... ur Ii •o' 4 57 Coppice............. .... 1 Unsure Hour........... 1 Clitheroe Crick...L:.... 1


p.w I) L P 0 Ii 0 4 5


Victoria A......... .... 9 3 0 t; 3X Kishten HC......... .... 10 - 0 8•to


1 W


Victoria B.......... ....11 7 1 3 IS! Hurst (ireen A..... .... 1 Caldcistoncs........ .... 1


halley A...;.......... 1


Castle B............ .... II 5 0 ti 54 Saltden Bed........ ...1


addington B...... .... 1


Hurst lim n B.........It 3 II ‘8 ;» Sabden Black....... ...II 2 0 9 34


Division Kour . PW D. L p


2 ■ 88 1


KLhton Con B...... ....10 5 0 5 47 Church............. .... 9 4 0 r> 4


0 4 1 5 51 0 5 1. 4 50


*1


Fivedanleneo......... n ti 0 5>80 W


1 Ii 'l 4 till 1 7 0. 4’ 58 1 3 0 8 42


1 y 0 2 79 1 0 o: 5 82


‘ iA~-.■/..& v rl I ' i riV 'k 'F f 'ip f i i . - ” , ■ : I * Sift


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