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iWeekendxseorecards Sunday


Saturday


Clitheroe v Blackburn Northern


BLACKBURN NORTHERN


M. Gillibrand c Burns b Fielding.............................


D. Jef ferson c Burns b Fielding.............................


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Billcliff s t Winkley b Field­ ing...................................... 16


J . Hacking c Robinson b Dewhurst........................... 6


N. Robbins Ibw b Fielding... 15 N. Weaver st Winkley b Fielding............................. 9 R. Cooper b Dewhurst......... 5


N. Filzmaurice b Dewhurst. 6 S. Boswell c Graham b Fielding............................. 3 A. Morris not out.................. 4


D. Smith c Coilinson b Fielding.............................. 0 Extras........................ 19


S Bowling: Fielding 23.3-5-49-7; CLITHEROE


. Bishop 7-1-9-0; M. Dewhurst 15-2-384L


I*. Bishop b Billcliff.............. 5 A. Robinson not out............. 61 N. Bolton b Hacking............ 16 Fielding lbw b Hacking........ 26 A. Bums c Billcliff b Hack­ ing....................................... 0


Clitheroe v Oswaldtwistle Immanuel


OSWALDTWISTLE IMMAN­ UEL


J . G. M e tc a lfe lbw b Dewhurst........................... 25


N. Barnes c Coilinson b Dewhurst........................... 67


Gardiner c & b Fielding...... 7 R. Watson c & b Dewhurst.. 26


M J . Hayes b Dewhurst....... 14 D. Longworth b Bishop....... 2 G. Snape c Winkley b Bishop................................ 0


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Clitheroe stay in title hunt


title hunt after the weekend double header, despite a nail-biting


CLITHEROE remain in the


defeat at Chatburn Road against Oswaldtwistle Immanuel on Sun­


day. The previous day had seen a crucial


J . Kayley not out.................. 13 Extras........................ 13 Total (for eight) 175


A. Dignan b Bishop.............. 0 P. Dignan not out................. 8


S Bowling: Fielding 11-1-50-1; Total 110


Dewhurst 17-1-65-4. CLITHEROE


. Bishop 17-2-53-3; M.


P. Bishop lbw b Gardiner.... 8 A. Robinson r in out............. 5 N. Bolton b Gardiner........... 0 Fielding c Longworth b Shorocks............................ 17


Bowling: J . Hacking 16.3-5- 45-3; Billcliff 12-3-35-1; N.


P. Coilinson not out.............. 0 Extras...................... 6 Total (for four) 114


Weaver 4-0-23-0; D. Smith 1-0-5-0.


Edenfield v Read EDENFIELD


J . Kershaw run out.............. 4 M. Bums b Nawaz............. 8 M. Hawke not out............... 71 R. Sw if t c R u sh to n b Heyworth.......................... 13


G. Smithson c Usher b Longden............................ 0


A. Wright c Shirtcliffe b Longden............................ 49


B. Storey not out................ 40 Extras...................... 15 Total (for 5) 200


Bowling; Nawaz 23-6-78-1; J. L o n g d e n 1 1 -0 -5 3 -2 ; M. Heyworth 10-0-40-1; G. Bards- ley 1-0-16-0.


READ


G. O’C onnor c Burns b Storey................................ 9


Nawaz b Roscoe.................... 6 N. Marsh c Hanson b Roscoe................................ 59


P. Usher b Storey................. 7 S. Rushton s t Burns b Roscoe................................ 20


G. Bardsley c Kershaw b Roscoe................................ 4


J- V.2n^(ien no^ou^..............


D. Parsons c Wright b Slin­ ger....................................... 32


M. Heyworth b Slinger........ 7 P. Shirtcliffe b Slinger......... 10


Bowling: B. Storey 10-4-27-2; Roscoe 22-4-80-4; W. Slinger


Extras......................... 3 Total (for 9) 161


13-1-5141.


Oswaldtwistle Immanuel v Whalley WHALLEY


'M. Graham b Gardiner......... 10 Fallon c Watson b Metcalfe.. 37 N. Keighley b Gardiner...... 1 A. Pratt b Gardiner............. 33 I). Higginbotham c & b Met­ calfe...................................... 0


J . Kearsley b Hornsby......... 6


P. Grace b Hornsby............. 36 L. Burgess not out................. 17 S. Gorton c Watson b Gar­ diner.................................. 9


A. Hornsby 11-1-49-2; J.G. Met­ calfe 11-1-49-2; J . Kayley 6-2-18-0.


Bowling: Gardiner 17-7415-4;


O S W A L I) T W I S T L E IMMANUEL


N. Barnes b Burgess............ 10 J.G. Metcalfe c Westwood b


Gardiner lbw b O’Neill......... 16 R. Watson not out................ 7o A. Dignan c Gorton b Bur­ gess.................................... 4


O’Neill.................. .............


A. Moorby b O’Neill............. 28 M. Heves not out.................. 4


L. Burgess 8-1-32-1; S. Gorton 8-0-43-1; Fallon 6-0-23-0; P. Grace 3-0-15-0.


Ribblesdale Wanderers PAD1IIAM


Padiham v


Grant b Singh.......... A. Sharif b Britcliffe.


I>. Tripathi b Singh..


P. Metcalfe c Proctor b NSingh................v r r - v


N. Mehmood • Davis b


. Anderson c Rain b Singh - -


A. Hall c Howard b Singh... 4 S. Gee lbw b Singh............... j> A. RobinsonbSingh............ 1 ‘ S. Rashid b Singh.................


G. Pethard not out................ « ExtraS.................Total 7G


»


6-0; D. Howard 4-0-18*0. WANDERERS


j Rain c Pethard b Grant... 0 M. Davis c Anderson b Grant—


Singh not out...................... M. Brigps not out..............


singh VI


n Extras....................... Rashid 1-1-0-0. Total (for 2) 77


Mehmoou3-0-17-0; S. Gee 6-3*7- 0; G. Pethard 1.2-0-13-0; S.


Bowling: Grant 10-1-39-2; N.


D. O’Neill not out................. 0 Extras.......................... 15 Total (for eight) 164


six-wicket success over rivals Black­ burn Northern, with professional Jon Fielding contributing to the win with a seven-wicket haul to help skittle


the visitors for 110. Fielding struck early on Saturday, sending Jefferson back with the score


on 12.Northern speeded up the run rate after a slow start, but Fielding was in impres­ sive form and he saw off Gillibrand, fel­ low paid man Ian Billcliff, skipper Nigel Robbins and Weaver as the visi­


A. Bums b Gardiner........... 43 P. Coilinson run out............. 0 S. Whalley b Gardiner......... 41 M. Bolton c Kayley b Met­ calfe................................... 19


tors struggled to 84-5. Mick Dewhurst helped Fielding com­


N. Winkley not out.............. 11 S. Bishop not out.................. 0 Extras........................ 15 Total (for nine) 173


M. Dewhurst c Watson b Gardiner............................ 14


P. Shorocks 9-3-16-1; J.G. Met­ calfe 11-0-58-1; J . Kayley 5-0-24*0.


Bowling: Gardiner 20-2-63-5;


Settle v Read SETTLE


T. Green s t Worsley b


C. F lem in g c an d b Heyworth......................... 25


Scothem run out.................. 3 M. Verden c O’Connor b


D. Morrell c Bardsley b Hevworth......................... 27


plete the job, for the loss of only 26 more runs.Dewhurst bowled Cooper without the


score moving on, and then removed Neil Fitzmaurice after he and Hacking


had shared 15. Now it was just a case of bowling


Northern out for the bonus points before the overs ran out, and Dewhurst and Fielding duly completed the job with three balls left of the final over. Fielding finished with 7-49, while Dewhurst returned 3-38. Clitheroe had a bit of a shaky start in reply, losing skipper Phil Bishop with the score on five to Billcliff, and Neil Bolton to Hacking on 32, but Andy Robinson and Fielding dug in and put the locals within sight of the winning post, Robinson reaching his half-centu-


TRAPPED


the score on 91, and although Burns fol­ lowed 10 runs later to Hacking, Robin­ son hit the winning runs, finishing unbeaten on 61. Oswaldtwistle travelled to Chatburn


Fielding was trapped by Hacking with


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Fielding, but Barnes and Watson put on 52, Dewhurst again separating the pair, taking a return catch off Watson


on 25. Dewhurst and Simon Bishop then took


wickets a t regular intervals, and Immanuel finished on 175-8, Dewhurst taking 4-65 and Bishop 3-53. The run chase had a disastrous start as Immanuel had Clitheroe struggling on 40-5, with only Fielding making double figures. But Bums and Steven Whalley turned


the match around for the locals with a partnership of 69, Bums finally bowled


by Gardiner on 43. Whalley and Mick Bolton added 33


and it looked as though the acceleration of runs had been timed to perfection. But both fell in quick succession, leav­


Road on Sunday, and Clitheroe were denied in tense fashion. Immanuel had first use of the wicket


and had a solid start through Barnes and Metcalfe, sharing a half-century stand before Dewhurst trapped the lat­ ter on 25. Paid man Gardiner fell cheaply to


ing Dewhurst and Neil Winckley the task of hitting the required runs. The pair reached the final over requir­ ing nine runs to win, and four were put on the board in four balls before Gar­ diner struck to remove Dewhurst. Winkley hit two off the final ball, but


Many happy returns for Singh


on Saturday with a not-so-secret weapon. Gurinder Pal Singh, last year’s Padiham professional and this year’s paid-man at Ribblesdale Wanderers, ripped


RIBBLESDALE Wanderers arrived at the Bardsley............................ 17 through th e Padiham line-up. tin*


J . Howarth lbw b Nawaz..... 14 S. Andrews not out.............. 18 J. Hughes not out................ 3 Extras........................ 14 Total (for 6) 166


Heyworth......... ................ 45


3/77; 4/79; 5/118; 6/161. Bowling: Nawaz 13-2-36-1; J.


READ


Nawaz not out....................... 14 N. Marsh not out.................. 23 Extras........................ 3 Total (for 0)40


P. Worsley not out................ 2 — two points eacn. \ • Rain stopped play. No result


Ribblesdale Wanderers v Blackburn Northern


BLACKBURN NORTHERN


N. Robbins not out.............. 110 Extras........................ 2 Total (for one) 226


Britcliffe G-l-21-0; D. Howard JO-3-36-1; G. Monk 15-1-82-0.


Bowling: Singh 14-2-85-0; I.


R I B B L E S D A L E WANDERERS


Singh b


M. Briggs c Weaver b Bill- cliff.


D. Howard c Robbins b P Hacking.............;...............


Hacking.......... H n o G \ ------- --------- -------------------- p ........................................


M. Gillibrand c Britcliffe b Howard............................. 13 BillcIifTnotout...................... 101


Bowling: Scothem 5-1-12-0; D. Morrell 5-0-25-0.


Fall of wickets: 1/52; 2/61;


Longden 9-3-21-0; G. Bardsley 10-1-51-1; M. H eyw o r th 13-1-47-3.


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He hit the wickets four times, trapped one home batsman leg-before and grabbed four more wickets to finish with 9-31


off 13.5 overs. That performance left the Padiham innings in tatters. They eventually limped to 76 before losing their final wicket. Singh was on song from the start. Having conceded nine runs off his first three deliveries, he


skittled Joe Grant with his fourth ball. Two overs later Tripathi was back in the pavilion having suf­


fered the same fate and from 18-1 the score slumped to 18-5 as Sharif, Phil Metcalfe and Neil Anderson all followed with­


out scoring. Nasir Mehmood and Andrew Robinson were later to finish


as joint top-scorers with 17 runs apiece. But they could not right the wrongs of the tumbling wickets


earlier in the innings and Padiham closed on 76. Padiham professional Grant did enjoy some early success in


the Ribblesdale reply. John Rain and Martin Davies were both back in the club­


house with the score on 28. Singh the demon bowler became Singh the demon batsman.


Arbories to face defending champions Padiham


After a patient start he opened up and finished with an unbeaten 47 off 60 deliveries. Not surprisingly, Ribblesdale won with more than half their overs to spare. The following day saw a different story. High-flying Blackburn Northern were the visitors to Church Meadows, and they went away with a 61-run victory.


Northern had first use of the wicket, and although David Howard had opener Gillibrand caight by Ian Britcliffe on 13, paid man Ian Billcliff and skipper Nigel Robbins proved


inseparable at the crease. Both raced to centuries as Northern totted up a daunting


total of 226-1. After taking that superb nine-wicket haul the day before, Singh was frustrated, conceding 85 runs without


claiming a victim. Davies and Singh put together a bright start in reply before


losing the former with the score on 49 to Hacking. Hacking struck again to remove Singh (36) and skipper Stephen Proctor (2), but Martin Briggs and Howard put the locals back on track with a fine partnership of 78 to take the score to 144. But once Howard fell to Hacking on 33, Wanderers col­ lapsed, losing their last six wickets for just 21 runs. Hacking finished with figures of 765, with Briggs finally


removed after a gritty 64, caught by Weaver off Billcliff. Wanderers’ inconsistency continues to plague them, but they


will have a chance to reproduce the form that accounted for Padiham against fellow strugglers Settle at Church Meadow on Saturday.


R e a d s lip fa r th e r a d r ift


after a miserable weekend. They suffered a 39-run defeat at the


READ slipped further off the Vaux Ribblesdale League pace


double-header weekend, the Whalley Road outfit are now seven points behind leaders Bamoldswick.


4 toppers Bamoldswick come up against , , ___• , _______ ___ ___


. Spencer b Hacking.......... 0 G. Leach c Boswell d Hack-


D. Overy c & b Billcliff........ J R. Wilson b Hacking............ 0


mg...................................... •* .*


G. Monk not out................... 0 I. Britcliffe run out.............. 0


14-4-33-2; N. Weaver 2-0-27-0. Bowling: D. O’Neill 18-3-47-4;


Extras......................... H Total (for five) 168


Baxenden v Whalley BAXENDEN


R. Collins c & b Gorton........ 30 J. Bushell c Higginbotham b O’Neill................................ 0


M. Rishton c Graham b O’Neill.


Payne c Fallon b O’Neill. J. Sudworth c Fallon b 1


Gor-


G. Hargreaves b Gorton....... G. Frankland lbw b Gorton.. P. Heys b Gorton.................. J . Capstick not out............... P. Swarbrick not out............ Extras.


ton...................................... ........


L. 16-4-45-5.


51 1


20


18 1


G 1


. Burgess 7-0415-0; S. Gorton Immanuel and ended up on ' ■ ■


WHALLEY


Fallon c Payne b Capstick... J. Kearsley lbw b Hevs........


Capstick.. _______


M. Graham b Capstick......... N. Keighley lbw b Capstick. A. Pratt b Payne................ . D. Higginbotham c Heys b


L. Burgers b Capstick......... S. Gorton c Rishton b Cap­ stick................................... D. O’Neill lbw b Payne........


„ J?!4 Bowling: D. O’Neill 2204*3; ‘ravelled to Oswaldtwistle Total (for eight) 151 16 2


xi the wicket, and compiled a ® respectable total of 164-8 in


0 Whalley had first use of


the wrong side of a five- wicket defeat.


44 their 45 overs. Professional Mark Fallon 9 (37), Andy Pratt (33) and


P -G r a c e c B u sh eU b Ca|>* 14 Grace (35>a11 Put together st,ck.......................... useful contributions, while Lee Burgess finished


D. Westwood not out........... Extras................... 23 able total.


unbeaten on 17. It was a more-than-defend-


c £ S S r& . i3 S .” - a & £ Watson proved tobeareal land 1-0-6-0; P. Heys 7-1-21-1.


',1,1'1,1 But Immanuel batsman thorn in Whalley s side


Bowling: J. Hacking 19.3-3- He plundered 40 runs off just 20 balls 65-7; D. Smith 7-1-31-0; Billcliff faced to take Edenfield from 143-5 to


Extras........................ 14 Total 165


the two sides was the large form of Brett Storey.


200-5 in the last six overs. Edenfield started slowly and were in


early trouble at 13-2. After that it turned into slow progress


fourth-placed Clitheroe. In a fluctuating game at Edenfield, the home side eventually won by 39 runs.^ The Read slide continued with their


third successive league defeat. On this occasion the difference between


hands of Edenfield on Saturday. And on Sunday they lost out to the weather for the first time this season. Having claimed just two points from a


38 Currentiy'lying third in the table,^they have a great chance of getting back


............................... 64 among the leaders when they meet sec- S. Prcotor c Robbins b


ond-placed Earby on Saturday while _


for the Read bowlers but they appeared to be having the better of things by restricting to home side to 142-5 off their first 39 overs. But then Storey rewrote the final chap­


ter to post a sizeable total. Read knew they needed a major innings from someone if they were to


get close to the Edenfield target. But home professional Keith Roscoe


threw a major spanner in the works in the third over when he bowled his coun­ terpart — Shahid Nawaz — for six with the total on just seven. Gary O’Connor joined Nick Marsh


Malcolm Heyworth and Peter Shirt­


cliffe tried to rise to the occasion with the overs running out but at 157 the pair were both bowled by Billy Slinger. From then on all Read could do was


but, just when the partnership was beginning to show signs of bearing fruit, O’Connor was caught behind and Read were 20-2. Peter Usher scored seven before play- ing-on before Steve Rushton and Marsh


added 29 in quick time. Graham Banisley came and went, leav­ ing skipper David Parsons and opener Marsh to try and rescue things. They helped themselves to 67 before Marsh was out for a well-constructed


59 off 107 balls. Four runs later Parsons departed for a


hard-hit 32 and Read were 140-7.


bat out the overs to deny the home side the bonus points and at stumps the locals were stranded on 161-9. On Sunday Read, for the first time this season, failed to finish a match. After watching Settle produce a steady innings and a middle-of-the-road total, Read opened their reply full of confi­ dence — only to see their efforts washed-out after just 10 overs. Settle had set a gettable total by com­ piling 166-6 off their 45 overs. Read had set about the task well and were ahead of the run-rate when the rain intervened. And thus, after three succesive defeats,


Bryan is star guest


the locals fell three runs short of victory in agonising fashion.


FORMER Blackburn Rovers and Eng­ land star Bryan Douglas presented the trophies at Ribchester Rovers’ annual pre­ sentation night. Neil Clayton was named as players’ play­


er of the year and player of the year. James Ormerod was the most improved


player and David Henshaw won the T e am s for


th e w e ek en d


Clitheroe CC (v Bamoldswick, Saturday, home) P. Bishop, N. Bolton,


M. Bolton, S. Bishop, A. Booth, M. Dewhurst, S. Gra­ ham, A. Robinson, S. Whal­ ley, N. Winckley, Fielding. Scorer: A.N.Other. Clitheroe 2nds (v Burnley GSOB, Saturday, away, meet 12-45 p.m. and Lawrenson Cup semi-final, Sunday, away, meet 12-30 p.m.) J. Green, P. Atkinson, N. Bibby, S. Blackburn, S. Bishop, H. Braithwaite, K. Fawcett, C. Hall, M. Hargreaves,P. See- dle, G. Sutcliffe. Scorers: M. Preston (Saturday) and G. Preston (Sunday). Clitheroe 3rds


sportsmanship trophy. Derek Richardson was named club person of the year. Next season the club will play in the East Lancashire League, who have accepted the


club’s application to join. Our picture shows Bryan Douglas with


players and officials of Ribchester Rovers FC a t Ribchester Working Men’s Club.


the chance of a welcome victory was snatched from their grasp and both sides had to settle for two points. So the slump continues. Lady Luck has not been on Read’s side in the last couple of weekends. There are those who say you make


your own luck — let’s see what the weekend brings...


Double whammy for Whalley!


at the weekend, but they produced two fine individ­


rpWO games saw two 1 defeats for Whalley


ual displays with the ball from Dave O’Neill and Simon Gorton. On Saturday, the locals


with an unbeaten knock of


75. For the Whalley attack,


Burgess and O’Neill struck early, but with Moorby weighing in with 28 as Watson stuck around, Immanuel rode the storm and ran out comfortable winners with just five wick­ ets down. O’Neill finished with excel­


ing 5-45 off 16 overs. Baxenden were put in first


and saw the top order bats­ men perform, but a collapse provided Whalley with the chance to knock off a reach­ able 151-8. Opener Collins (36), Rish­


he took 7-43 off 13.1 overs, ending Whalley’s challenge in the 43rd over. • Whalley entertain fellow


lent figures of 3-47 off 18 overs, with Burgess claiming the other two wickets. I t was again the Whalley bowling that impressed the following day at Back Lane. But the local batsmen


couldn’t quite capitalise on the good work in the Baxen­ den innings, and Whalley fell an agonising 18 runs short of


victory. O’Neill bowled tight again


with much success, but it was Gorton who was the star performer with the ball, tak­


ton (51) and Sudworth (20) were in good fettle for the home side, but there was lit­ tle resistance elsewhere as Gorton and O’Neill looked to earn the bonus points for their side. However, Baxenden man­ aged to bat out their overs, and Whalley struggled in reply, losing Fallon, Graham and Keighley, all of whom failed to trouble the scorers. Kearsley (33) stuck around,


strugglers Cherry Tree at Station Road on Saturday looking to continue their recent improvement and snatch their third win of the


VAUX RIBBLESDALE CRICKET LEAGUE


Senior League l ’ W I . N il


ilarnold»wk-k. i:: to


Read............. Clitheroe.......


while Pratt (44) again dug in for his side, but only Grace (15) could join them in dou­ ble figures. Former Lowerhouse bowler


Second string stay on course after easy win


dale League produced a predictable outcome, with Clitheroe seconds


THE top-versus-bottom clash in loss of just two wickets, with Faw


run^chasing the Old Boys’ all-out However. Richard Palmer’s unbeat­


L o X ^ a d ^ c c o n d s lost out to nlaced Burnley GSOB by o/


e n i l l — his first century at Rib- Mesdale - helped Wanderers sec- Ld. in an eight-wicket win over


Padiham after Spencer had taken 5- K ^ o S v i s i o n , bottom side


Oswaldtwistle Immanuel after post


y hear a ^ t \ - k V o r t h c ^ s i d S • Third Division, with all three S .h h ^ a l le y s^ g o in jd o - rg , Clitheroe thi


" the First Division of theRibbles-


maintaining their hold on top-spot. After bowling out Blackburo North­


ern for 124. the locals had little prob­ lem in overhauling that total for the


Blackburn Northern, whose 238-5 was way out of the reach of the Wan­


derers, who were all out for 117. Read thirds were beaten by six wick­


ets by Settle


the weather this week. But Waggon and Horses seized the


ONLY two Clitheroe and District Cricket League games survived


opportunity to increase their lead at the top to four points with a good win over Riversiders. In the other game Rimington


dropped off his first ball. The two openers scored over 60 between them and only Stephen Booth performed adequately out of Chatburn bowlers. When it came to batting, six men reached double figures, but not one was able to stay long enough at the crease to make the necessary impres­ sion. The team was bowled out for


defeated Calderstones by sue wickets with the villagers* Chris Seed taking


3-5. Results: Calderstones 62-9, Rimington 63-4; Waggon and Horses 77-4, River­


siders 76-7. Points and Positions: 1. Waggon and


Horses 22; 2, Chatburn 18; 3, Catholic 17; 4, Riversiders 16; 5, Rimington 14; 6, Waddington 14; 7, New Inn 9; 8, Calder­ stones 7; 9, Chipping 7.


WHAT a difference a catch . j jmmanuel’s


98Sw ld t Ribblesdale Wan- t h i r d s - r e well beaten by


far too many for comfort, the bats­ men of Ingrow St John’s took advan­ tage to score 167. Their third batsman, M. Price, who was eventually run out for 51, was


On a day when Chatburn dropped makes.


4; D. Musson 16-2-44-2; R. Booth 6-0-43- 0; A. Booth 4-0-26-1. Chatburn 109: L. Ball 16, T. Topham 15,


109. Ingrow St John’s 167-9: S. Booth 19-7-35-


S. Tomlinson 0, W. Adams 11, R. Booth 0, S. Booth 3, D. Harrison 1, A. Booth 19, G. West 19, N. Hutchinson 10 not out, D. Musson 0, extras 15. What a difference a day makes.


The same time last week, Chatburn seconds could not do anything right. But at home to Ingrow St John’s, although their batting was not great, Peter Clough made a good opening stand of 30 and Gary Clarkson, bat­ ting at number six, made a more- than-worthwhile 34, to give the team


Jonathan Lockley (3-12) and Brian


Lockley 0, D. Lakin 10, G. Lambert 6, G. Heanan 4, G. Clarkson 34, J. Trotter 0, A. Lambert 4, G. Yeoman 1, A. Bums 2 not out, B. Jones 0 not out. extras 18. Ingrow 2nds 50: J. Lockey 7-2-12-3; B.


Jones 7-5-3-4; A. Lambert 4-0-9-0; G. Lambert 3-1-60; A. Burns 1— Lakin 1-0-5-1; J. Trotter 2-0-8-0.


0-4— 1; D.


were on winning form this week. Peter Roberts (16) and Tom Jeffs


TWO out of three Ribblesdale


(15) got among the runs as the Under 13A team totalled 247 against Oswaldtwistle, Stuart Whitaker tak­


ing 1-1 and Jeffs 1-8 as the opposi­ tion were restricted to 219. The Under 13A team recorded vic­


a creditable score. A devastating spell of bowling from


Jones (4- 3) reduced the visitors to 20-8. They were finally all out for 50. Chatburn 2nds 109-9; P. Clough 30, J.


tory at the expense of Edenfield. John Braithwaite (31), Richard Whalley (16) and James Jackson (10) scored vital runs as Ribblesdale totalled 292, and Braithwaite (2-10), Tom Jeffs (2-12) and Stuart Whit­ taker (2-13) shone with the ball as Edenfield replied with 223. The Under 18s, however, lost against


Wanderers youth cricket teams


llolL-Koyce... 12 12 0 * Os*. 1........... 12 8 d


* Settle.......... 12 G 5


Se co n d Division P IV L NR BP ITS


0 \4 74 0 U 57


Itaxenden...... 12 8 S I 14 5G Slack>teads... 11 s :t


0 12 52 0 10 4d


Kdenfield...... 12 7 Salesburv...... 12 » 7 Illy Itelv....... 12 d 8 I»«1L<-I»«vce... 12 2 10 Whalley......... 12 1 11


Gl Harwood... 12 1» 2 l Ilium N....... Id s i earbv............ 11 s :i


Ov 1 tlitib. W........


Ilarniddswick. 11 G .*> 0 10 40 IIGS015.......... 12 r» 7


4 20


1 0


0 8 dd 0


0 4 20 8 25 4 14 0


0 4


H u n t Division P W L Nit IIP ITS


Settle............ 12 ii t 2 14 4S Clitheroe....... 12 G 5 1 14 4G Cherrv Tree.. II 7 2 id g


II


l 14 50 8 4S


Read. N. Ashraf claimed 5-4 as Rib­ blesdale were dismissed for 40, and Read overhauled the target for the loss of only three wickets.


1‘ead............. 12 4 8 0 8 2S Itaxenden...... 12 1 7 1 4 20 Padiham....... u d 7


2 G 45 2 G 40


Illy Itelv....... 12 0 10


* Salisbury—. Id d 8 l G 25 * Iloldswiek... 12 1 0 1 i 10


1 8 25 2 2 G


id lo 2 I 20 72 IS G5


III X -1 id i; 7


Karby............ i;i y 4 0 12 Ilium N....... 111 !> 4 0 12 1 12


0 12


BP ITS ft*


0s*. I.......... Id 7 6 0 8 Padiham.......


fit Harwood... in « r. 0 8 0 10


* Kdenfield.... id 6 c Settle............ Id 4 s Cherrv Tree.. Id 5 s Itilib. W......... Id 4 9


James Capstick did most of the damage for Baxenden as


0


* baxenden.... id d 9 Whalley......... id > ll


4


0 G 0 4 0


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Clithenie....... 12 11 1 Salesbury...... 12 u d


First Division P W L .Nil lip; 0 IG 0 to


m;son.......... 12 7 4 1 10 Old Itoss....... 12 7 4


4


Gt Hanvood... 12 G G 0 to * Cherry Tret- 12 *> r» 1 to Karbv............ 12 G G 0 G Itibb. Wand... 12 G G 0


1 10


Read............. 12 2 10 Ilium N....... 12 2 10


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Bamoldswick, Sunday, home) R. Blackburn, A. Hacking, N. Cartledge, S. Coulter, P. Gaskell, P. Grif­ fiths, H. Landless, C. Mus- son, M. Preston, R. Harg­ reaves. Scorer: M. Griffiths. Ribblesdale Wanderers (v Settle, Saturday, home) S. Proctor, M. Davies, D. Howard, J. Rain, M. Briggs, I. Britcliffe, P. Spencer, D. Overy, G. Leach, T. Braith­ waite, Singh. Ribblesdale Wanderers 2nds (v Salesbury, Saturday, away) R. Blair, B. Spencer,R. Palmer, R. Wilson, D. Cot- tam, M. Wrigley, R. Devine, S. Duckworth, A.Marsh, W. Adams. Ribblesdale Wanderers 3rds (v Settle, Sunday, away) J. Burke, C. Monk, I. Tomlin­ son, A. Marsh, N. Duck­ worth, S. Duckworth, R. Wilson, I. Malone, W. Adams, D. Valovin, R. Devine. Ribblesdale Wanderers Youth (v Great Harwood, Monday, away, 6-15 p.m.) A. Marsh, W. Adams, A. Booth, R. Clark, M. Blackburn, R. Wellock, C. Mulhearn, B. Threlfall, A. Pearce, P. Fletcher, D. Johnstone, R. Devine.


(v 180


Five Star sh o w


from M o o r la n d S ch o o l athletes


NO fewer than 14 Moor­ lan d High School s tu ­ dents have been present­ ed with Five Star prizes as p a r t of the Three A’s Athletics Awards Scheme. The school has scored a


double success with the news that two of their stu­ dents have also been given Outstanding Performances Awards for their form this season. Nicole Slater has been


cashire Schools’ meeting at Stanley Park in Blackpool. Outstanding performances


given an Outstanding Per­ formance Award for the pentathalon while Edward Choi has accrued more than enough points to earn his in the decathalon. Eight students from the school visited the Lan-


the Clitheroe Men’s Invi­ ta t io n Summer D a r ts League — ta k in g th e tally to 50 with only five matches remaining. Julien Eccles (Royal Oak


Six hit maximum trail SIX maximum


scores were recorded in


A) hit the maximum mark twice and others to home in on the treble 20 segment with great accuracy were K. Lynch, R. Jeffries, E. Plane, S. Jackson. The highest checkout in


the First Division is still 111 by Mangrove’s W. Har­ rison, and I . Riddoch (Social Club A) leads the way in the Second Division


with 154. POINTS AND POSITIONS First Division


Oak A (42); 3, Craven Heifer A (37); 4, New Inn (28); 5, Black Horse A (26); 6, Man­ grove (22); 7, Kings Arms A (21); 8, Dog and Partridge


1, Castle Inn (49); 2, Royal


Padiham....... 12 5 G 1 G * Mv IJelv..... 12 d H 0 G


(17).


1, Craven Heifer B (44); 2, Social Club A (37); 3, Kings Arms B and Horseshoe (25); 5, Social Club B (23); 6, Social Club C (20); 7, Black Horse B (15).


Second Division PETRE Arms drew 6-all


this week to retain top spot in the Matthew Brown Rib- ble Valley Ladies’ Summer Darts League. Dog and Partridge and Craven Heifer B are current­


with Craven Heifer A


ly seven points adrift in sec­ ond place — the former los­ ing 5-7 against Station Hotel and the latter accounting for Bay Horse 8-4. High Scores: 144 — M.


Morris (Dog and Partridge); 124 — H. Parker (Station); 123 — A. Harboard (Royal Oak); 121 — P. Carter (Craven A) and G. Dawson


(Black Horse); 117 — M. Pilkington (Craven A); 114 — J. Hall and A. Taylor (both Dog and Partridge); 110 — E. Twist (Petre Arms); 100 — S. Dobson


(Royal Oak). RESULTS


Craven Heifer A 6, Petre Arms 6; Craven Heifer B 8, Bay Horse 4; Dog and Par­ tridge 5, Station 7; Swan and Royal 4, Brown Cow 8;


Mangrove 7, Royal Oak 5;


there included second place for Susan Dooley in the senior girls* discus, third for Susan Williams in the junior girls* discus and third for Emma Duckett in the intermediate girls' 300m. Edward Choi also put in a


championship standard jump on his way to second spot in the high jump. Five students qualified for


the National Schools’ Championships in Birm­ ingham after winning their events in the North West trials. The Nationals, held at the


Alexander Stadium, pro­ duced some fine results for


the school. Nicole Slater set a new school record time of 2:36


in coming third in the junior 800m. Wynston Lai came fourth


in the intermediate boys* high jump while Vannessa


Knight came second in the intermediate girls* discus. Edward Choi, who nar­


and Partridge and Craven Heifer B (74); 4, Royal Oak and Craven Heifer A (68); 6, Kings Arms (62); 7, Man- gove (60); 8, Black Horse (56); 9, Low Moor (51); 10, Station (45); 11, Swan and Royal (41); 12, Brown Cow (35).


Kings Arms 8, Low Moor 4. POINTS AND POSITIONS 1, Petre Arms (83); 2, Dog


rowly missed out on quali­ fying for the 100m, did well in the triple jump and the high jump. He finished fourth and third respective­


ly- Our picture shows three of


the successful Moorland School pupils. They are (left to right): Wynston Lai, Nicole Slater, Edward Choi.


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Boyd (Royal Oak); 140 — B. Parker (Petre Arms); 135 — L. Brooks (Dog and Par­ tridge); 133 — L. Barrow (Station); 132 —T. Allen


(Black Horse); 125 — J. Cowgill (Mangrove) and D.


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