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CLITIIEIIOE continued their assault on the top of the Vaux Ribblesdale League table with a fine win over defending champions Padiham a t the Arbories on Sunday. 'I’he bown-i loint victory put Clitheroe in third place, just


two potato behind second-placed Bamoldswick. The performance of the game came from Clitheroe pro- fe.vdonal Jon Fielding, whose 7-67 and 43 not out proved to be the deciding factor. The defeat sees Padiham struggling four places off the


bottom of the Vaux Ribblesdale Senior League with just two wins from eight games so far. Batting first on Saturday, Padiham’s innings really strug­ gled to get going, with the first three wickets falling cheap­


ly- Phil Metcalfe, skipper in the absence of Pankaj Tripathi,


was the first of Fielding’s victims, falling for four when he was caught by Robinson. No more runs had been added by the time Anderson was


bowled by Simon Bishop for 10, and Padiham were reduced to just 18-2. Sharif and Marcus Gee followed in fairly quick succession


to leave Nasir Mehmood and Arbories professional Joe Grant with i t all to do. They delivered the goods, putting together a fine part­


nership of 62 before Mehmood was caught by Graham off Fielding for 40. Once th a t partnership was broken the Padiham innings


began to splutter, with Grant bowled by Fielding for 33 four runs after Mehmood was out, and the rest of the


C r ic k e t S c e n e


wickets falling fairly rapidly. Of the lower order Kelly top-scored with ju s t nine, as


Fielding and Dewhurst conspired to see the Padiham batsmen off with just 132 on the board.


Clitheroe got off to a fantastic s tar t with openers Mark


Bolton and Robinson piling on an impressive 42 for the first wicket.


Robinson was the first to go for 18 when he became the


first of four wickets for Stephen Gee, Padiham’s most suc­ cessful bowler on the day.


Collinson provided some support for Bolton, making 12


before Gee trapped him leg before to put Padiham back in the game.


Grant’s only success of the day followed just one run later


when Whalley was bowled without scoring, and Bolton followed soon after for 39 when he was bowled by Gee.


Fielding then produced the innings of the day to guide


his side home to victory, making 43 not out. He was supported first by Neil Bolton (2) and then by


Graham (13 not out), Clitheroe cruised home to a com­ fortable victory with eight overs to spare.


N o s t o p p i n g N a w a z ! Jo n Fielding - im p re s s iv e a l l- ro u n d d isp la y a g a in s t ch am p io n s


Top seven separated by just six points


TH E Clitheroe and Dis­ t r i c t C r ic k e t Leag u e is sh ap in g up to be a t ig h t affair this season with only six p oints separating the top seven sides. Waddington cling on to


their lead a t the top, even though they were compre­ hensively b eaten by nine wickets by Rimington, for whom Steve W h al ley scored an undefeated 50. Chatbum have taken over


second place a f te r a good win against Riversiders. B at tin g first Riversiders


posted a good score thanks mainly to an undefeated 50 from Ian Tomlinson, bu t a h a rd -h i t t in g 43 n o t o u t from Jo n a th a n Lockley ' saw the villagers home with four wickets to spare. An unbeaten half-century


from „A ndy B u rn s s aw . Catholic SC to a 49-run win over New In n an d Simon Bishop of the Wag­ gon and Horses took 4-5 to shoot out Calderstones for a meagre 35 ru n s which Waggon and Horses passed for th e . loss of ju s t one wicket/ Results: Calderstones 35,


Waggon and Horses 40-1; Catholic SC 34-5, New Inn 85-8; R iv e rs id ers 101-4, Chatbum 102-6; Wadding­ ton 87, Rimington 88-1.


P o in ts a n d Pos itio n s : 1, Waddington 13; 2, Chat-, bum 11; 3, Catholic SC 101; 4, Waggon and Horses 10; 5, New Inn 9; 6, Rimington


‘ 8; 7, Riversiders 7; 8, Chip­ ping 6; 9, Calderstones 4.


PHONE: 4 2 6 1 6 1


FAX: 4 3 5 3 3 2


ALWAYS in the ascendency, Read eased to a decisive seven-point victory over Baxenden on Saturday. The home side, batting second, never seemed likely to


A n o t h e r d e f e a t f o r R e a d


s e c o n d s


READ’S second team have not made as good a s ta r t to the season as their first team and went down to another defeat on Saturday. After Read made 143, the opposition batsmen


from Belvedere knocked them off with six wickets in hand to leave Read second from bottom in the Vaux Ribblesdale League Second Division. Ribblesdale Wanderers seconds also went down to


defeat in a tight game against Cherry Tree seconds. Cherry Tree batted first and made 171-8 but the


Wanderers fell 13 runs short with four wickets still left in hand. There was better news for Clitheroe seconds whose


seven-point win over Padiham keeps them a t the top of the First Division. Clitheroe made 242-7 batting first and managed


to restrict Padiham to 146 to cruise to a convinc­ ing win. Whalley seconds are propping up the Second Divi­ sion after a close defeat on Saturday a t the hands of


their Salesbury counterparts. Whalley could manage just 117-7 batting first, a


total which Salesbury. passed with just one wicket remaining to deny Whalley what would have been only their second win of the season. In the Third Division 68 from Read third teamer


Hassan could not secure a win for them against Baxenden who claimed the five points. Ribblesdale Wanderers thirds tasted defeat as well


when they visited Cherry Tree. An unbeaten 82 by D. Cottam for Wanderers was not enough to see them past the Cherry Tree total


of 189-6. A five-wicket h au l for Musson play in g for


Clitheroe thirds against Padiham proved in vain as the Ribble Valley side were bowled out for just 94 in reply to Padiham’s 152. In the Lawrenson Cup Read seconds progressed


through to the third round after beating Ribbles­ dale Wanderers a t Church Meadow. A half-century for Leach helped Wanderers to 218- 7 bu t Read passed th a t score with three wickets


left. Three Ribble Valley players played in the Ribbles­


dale League representative side which beat a Sad- dleworth League side in the Manchester Evening News Inter-League Trophy semi-final on Sunday. Terry Little from Read contributed 28 to Rib-


bledale League’s final total of 161-8. David O’Niell of Whalley and Graham Monk of


Ribblesdale Wanderers took two wickets apiece as the Saddleworth side were restricted to 124-9. Graham Monk was p a r t ic u la r ly impressive,


returning figures of 2-10 off his ten overs, helping to reduce Saddleworth to 24-7 a t one stage in their innings.


score the runs needed and throughout their innings i t was a matter of whether Read would bowl them out and take the bonus points, or whether Baxenden, with their nega­ tive batting, would bat out time and deprive Read of the bowling points. In the end, Read took maximum points with two overs


and two balls to spare. Once again Read professional Shahid Nawaz was in flow­


ing form with both bat and ball, hitting 76 with the bat and taking 7-23 with the ball. This overshadowed a gritty unbeaten knock of 106 from


Nick Marsh. Winning the toss and electing to bat, the Read openers


took the score along a t a rate of over five runs per over. An extremely high score looked on the cards with Nawaz and Marsh passing the 150-mark without being separat­


ed. However, a t 156, Nawaz was slow getting back to his


crease and opposing professional Andrew Payne threw down the wicket, Nawaz out for 76, passing 500 runs for the season in the process.


. Terry Little joined Marsh, but only 18 runs later Payne


clean bowled the former for two. Peter Usher then hit a t everything, unfortunately for


Read missing the ball on occasions, but mistiming i t on others, and i t was no surprise when he left a t 189, bowled by James Capstick for 11. Steve Rushton joined Marsh, saw Marsh to his hundred,


and they then took the score on to 243-3, with Marsh unbeaten on 106, and Rushton 15 not out. Baxenden’s reply was opened by Collins and his captain


John Bushell. With six on the board,-Collins returned to the pavilion,


bowled by Nawaz for three. New batsman Mark Rushton stayed with his captain


while they added 31 runs, but he was bowled by Nawaz for seven. Payne was next man in and without aggression he and


Bushell took the score on to 57, when Malcolm Heyworth had Bushell caught by Nawaz. Without addition to the score Payne was bowled by


Nawaz for seven. Hargreaves and John Sudworth added another 20 runs


before skipper David Parsons trapped the latter leg before for seven. David Jackson played confidently and gave good support


to Hargreaves, but a t 95 was leg before to Heyworth'for eight.


READ p ro fe s s io n a l S h ah id N aw a z One run later Smith was bowled by Nawaz without scor­


ing. Capstick and Hargreaves saw the hundred up, but a t 101


the la t te r was caught in the deep by Marsh for 26 off Nawaz. The Read pro then clean bowled F. Stewart in his next


over without scoring, and wrapped up proceedings by bowling J. Stewart, leaving Baxenden all out for 101.


So Read carry on their winning nm, taking the full points


available once again, but there are manv hard games to be played iu the next couple of weeks.


They have unearthed a gem of a professional in Nawaz, and the side show an air of confidence.


The bad trot continues


RIBBLESDALE Wanderers’ bad s tar t to the season continued on Sat­ urday with a convincing defeat a t the hands of mid-table Cherry Tree a t Church Meadow. Chasing a total of 164 the Wander­


ers crashed to a disappointing 88 all out after some good bowling from the entire Cherry Tree attack. Only the Ribblesdale professional


Gurinder Pal Singh looked capable of rescuing the side, bu t even he suc­ cumbed after making just 25. C h er ry Tree profes sional S co t t


Pearce made 24 to get the innings off to a good s ta r t supporting skipper


Hayes who made a solid 48. Pearce went first caught by Briggs


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off Howard after the opening pair had put on 60. Hayes followed after he and Holroyd


had put on another 29 and i t seemed as if Cherry Tree were headed for a big score.


Holroyd was run out for 21 and the


next two wickets fell cheaply, with Hughes going without scoring and Kennedy being tra p p e d lbw by Monkforl7. Grogan (27 not out) and Elwood (23


no t out) then pushed the score on from 122-5 to 164 by th e time the overs ran out, to s e t Wanderers a testing total. Wanderers first wicket fell for just


two runs when Hughes bowled open­ er Howard before he had the chance to get off the mark. The score had progressed on to 30 by


bowled by Hayes without scoring before keeper Rain provided some cheer with a stubborn 15 before being


rim out. The remaining wickets fell quickly and


regularly with just Monk a t number ten making it into double figures. Wilson hung around for just five runs


while the last few wickets fell a t the other end, with Ramsker coming on to take two wickets in his one and only over without conceding any runs to tie up the innings. The Ribblesdale batting had fallen well


the time Davies was out lbw to Simp­ son and Briggs followed soon after, bowled by Hayes with ju s t eight more runs added to the score. When professional Singh was caught


by Ramsker off the bowling of Simp­ son for 23 things began to look omi­ nous for the home side. Ribblesdale skipper Proctor was


short of the required total, giving Cher­ ry Tree a valuable seven-point win which propelled them into tenth spot in the table after a poor start. Only Whalley, without a win or a point this season, keep Wanderes off the bot­


tom of the table, leaving the Church Meadow side with much room for improvement in a season which promised much but has so far failed to . deliver. ,


D a r ts S c e n e


B l a c k H o r s e B b r e a k : t h e i r


s e a s o n a l d u c k


BLACK Horse B found their form this week when they entertained the Horseshoe in the Clitheroe and District Darts League. After going two games up in the singles, Horseshoe fought


back to a 3-2 lead, but Black Horse ousted them in the doubles to win their first match of the season. Elsewhere in the Second Division, everyone managed to


get some points on the board while leaders Craven B had theirbye.


$ In the First Division the Royal Oak had an early upset


going 2-0 down bu t recovered by taking the remaining close fought legs with M. Eunson registering another 15 dart checkout.


Castle continued their winning ways with a 6-1 victory


over the Kings A team, helping them to extend their lead a t the top.


RESULTS First Division Second Division


180s— J. Burgess, N. Chipperton, J. Eccles. Points a n d Positions First Division


Second Division


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Dog and Partridge 1, Craven Heifer A 6; Royal Oak 5J


Black Horse A 2; New Inn 4, Mangrove 3; Castle 6, Kings Arms A 1.


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Kings Arms B 5, Social B 2; Social A 5, Social C 2; Blade Horse B 4, Horseshoe 3.


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1, Castle Inn 29; 2, Royal Oak A 24; 3, Craven Heifer A 21; 4, New Inn 18; 5, Mangrove 16; 6, Kings Arms A 13; 7, Black Horse A 13; 8, Dog and Partridge 6. •


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1, Craven Heifer B 23; 2, Kings Arms B 17; 3, Social Club C 16; 4, Social Club A 16; 5, Horseshoe 15; 6, Social Club B 11; 7, Black Horse B 7.


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• PETRE Arms defeated Low Moor Club 10-2 this week to retain top spot in the Ribble Valley Ladies’ Darts League. M. Livesey highlighted victory with a 116 finish! RESULTS


grove 7, Brown Cow 5; Kings Arms 2, Swan and Royal 10; Royal Oak 8, Station 4.


High Scores . 128, S. Pinard (Low Moor Club); 125 — D. Baker (Black


Horse); 123 — J. Hall (Dog and Partridge); 120 — Jl Brooks (Dog and Partridge); 119 — K. Seaward (Brown Cow); 118 — A. Ward (Craven A); 117 — J. Gunthei* (Craven B); 116 finish — M. Livesey (Petre Arms); 100 — D. Stevenson (Craven B).


: Points a n d Positions , 1, Petre Arms (57 points); 2, Royal Oak (49); 3, Craven


Heifer B (45); 4, Dog and Partridge (40); 5, Craven Heifer A (38); 6, Black Horse (37); 7, Low Moor Club (32); 8, Kings Arms (31); 9, Mangrove (30); 10, Swan and Royal (27); 11, Station (26); 12, Brown Cow (19). • The next round of the team knockout takes place on June 25th, and the draw is: Low Moor Club v Kings Arms; Mangrove v Station; Petre Arms v Royal Oak; Black Horse v Craven Heifer A.


TOUGH PROGRAMME FOR RIBBLESDALE


RIBBLESDALE Wanderers youth sides found victories hard to come by this week with a set of tricky fixtures.


The Under 11s lost out to Bamoldswick, who posted a


score of 270, with Mark Proctor taking 1-6, but the locals could only manage 215 in reply, with William Stafford


scoring 19. They th en found Oswaldtwistle tough opponents,


Immanuel scoring 254, with Ryan Gladwin taking 1-7, before Wanderers were


VAUX RIBBLESDALE


CRICKET LEAGUE S en io r


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Gl Harwood... 8 A 3 0 EMendeM...... 8 4 3 0 Oswakltwistlu 8 4 •1 0


Settle............ 8 3 5 0 Cherry Tree.. 8 3 5 0 Baxcmtcn...... 8 2 5


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UIBBW....... .. 8 2 G 0 WHALLEY.. 8 0 8 0


Clitheroe....... 8 7 1 0 BGSOB.......... 8 G 2 Salesbury...... 8 G 2


F irs t Division P W L Nil


Old Boss....... 8 ,G 2 Earby............ 8 G 2


0 0 0 0


Padiham....... • 8 4 4 0 Bibb. W........ 8 4 4 Burnley Bel... 8 2 5


0 0


Cherry Tree.. 8 2 ' 5 0 Gt Harwood... 8 2 G 0 Bead............. 8 1 7 . 0 Blackburn N.. 8 I 7


t Division P W L NB


Rolls-Royce..! 8 8 0 Oswaldtwistle 8 5 2 ilnvpmtnn R G 2


BGSOB.......... 8 4 4


Burnley Bel... 8 Bamoldwick.. 7


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3 3 4


Salesbury...... 8 3 5


0 0 0


Stacksteads... 7 5 2 0 Sottln


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0 0 0 0


Rolls-Royce... 8 2 G 0 Whalley......... 8 1 7


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P a d i h a m v C l i t h e r o e I ’A D I I IA M


P. M e tc a lfe c Robinson b F ie ld in g ................................... 4


N. Anderson b S. Bishop...... 10 A . S h a r if c and b F ie ld in g ... 5 M. Gee c Robinson b Field* in g ................................


N . Mehmood c Gra h am b F ie ld in g ................................... 40


G ra n t b Fie ld in g ....................... 33 A . K e lly c Collinson b F ield­ in g ............................................. 9


S. Gee Ibw b F ie ld in g ............ 0 F . O g d e n c W in n le y b Dew nurs t ................................ 5


A . Robinson not out............... 5 G. Pethard b Dew hurs t......... 0 E x t ra s ............................. 7 T o ta l 132


F a ll o f w ic k e ts : 1/18, 2/18,


3/30, 4/47, 5/109, 6/113, 7/122, 8/127, 9/132. B ow lin g : F ie ld in g 18-5-09*7;


S . B is h o p 1 0 - 0 - 3 9 - 1 ; M . D ew h u rs t 8-2-21-2.


C L IT I IB R O E


M. Bolton b S. Gee.... A . Robinson c Mehmood b S. Gee...................................... 18


39


I*. Collinson Ibw b S. Gee.... 12 S. Whalley b G ra n t................. 0 Fie ld in g no t ou t......................... 43 N . Bolton c Mehmood b S. Gee............................................ 2


S. Graham no t o u t .................. 13 E x t ra s ............................. 9


T o ta l ( fo r 5) 130


iw S i 'W fliis!10181 IW2' 2,(i4' B ow lin g : G ra n t 18.3-1-80-1;


N . Mehmood 0-1-24-0; S. Gee 12-7-25-1.


Ribblesdale Wanderers


M. Davies Ibw b Simpson.... 14 D. Howard b Hughes............ 0 Singh c Ramsker b Simpson. 23 M. B r ig g s b Hayes.................. 5 J . Rain ru n o u t .......................... 15 S. P ro c to r b Hayes................. 0 G. Leach Ibw b.J. Hughes... 7


ii


G. M o n k c Pearce b Ram- ........................................ 11


I . B r itc lif fe b Ramsker......... 0


E x t ra s . . . ......................... 8 T o ta l 88


F a ll o f wickets: 1/1, 2/30, 3r.lS,


4/50, 5/54, 0/07, 7/70, 8/70, 9/88. Bowling: .1. Hughes 10-2-3945;


1. S im p s o n 1 1 -4 -1 9 -2 -0 ; D. Hayes 11-2-25-2; C. Ramsker 0.G-0-2.


9/101. B ow lin g : Nawaz 10.4-0-23-7;


A . R u s h to n 8 - 1 - 3 3 - 0 ; M . H e vw o r th 13-5-32-2; D. Parsons 5-1-9-1.


13 R i b b l e s d a l e


W a n d e r e r s v C h e r r y T r e e C I IE U R Y T R E E


Pearce c B r ig g s b H ow ard... 2*1 D. Hayes Ibw b H ow a rd ...... 48 A . Holroyd ru n o u t ................. 21 J . Hughes c Rain b Howard. 0 L . Kennedy lbw b Monk........ 17 A . Grogan not o u t .................... 27 S. Elwood not out.................... 23 E x t ra s .........................


9 T o ta l ( fo r 5) 104 F a ll o f w ic k e ts : 1/00, 2/89,


3/89, 4/100, 5/122. B ow lin g : S in g h 7-1-28-0; 1.


B r itc lif fe 5*1-10-0; G. Monk 17- 3-59-1; D. Howard 10-2-53-3.


B A X E N D E N R. Collins b Nawaz................. 3


J . B u s h e l l c N a w a z b H e yw o r th ............................... 30


M. Rishton b Nawaz............... 7 Payne b Nawaz......................... 7 J . Sudw or th Ibw b Parsons.. 7 G. H a rg re a v e s c M a rs h b Nawaz...................................... 20


D. Jackson Ibw b H e yw o r th . 8 G. Smith b Nawaz.................... 0 J . Capstick not o u t ................... 0


, F . S tew a r t b Nawaz............... 0 .1. S tew a r t b Nawaz............... 0 E x t ra s ...............'............ 13


T o ta l 101 W I1 A L L E Y


1». Mackintosh b Peterson.... 9 N. Keighley b Pickup............ 0 Fallon e Sm ith b M a n v ille .... 40


j . Kearsloy b Manville ........... 19 A . P ra t t no t ou t....................... 49


L . Burgess b Peterson........... 5 D. Westwood b Manville...... 0 D. O’N e ill b Manville .............. 0 E x t ra s ............................. W T o ta l ( fo r nine) 155


Fall o f wickets: 1/3,2/20, 3/70, 4/72, 5/127, 0/134, 7/154, 8/155,


9/155. Bow lin g : P. Pickup 4-0-20-1;


Peterson 12-3-40-3: R. Bedford 8-1-27-1; J . Manville 7.4-1-31-4;


M. L o rd 7r2-12-0. B a x e n d e n v


R e a d R E AD


Nawaz ru n out...... ; .......... 70


N . Marsh not o u t . . . . ..................100 T . L i t t le b Payne..................... 2 P. Usher b Capstick................ 11 S. Rushton not o u t ................... 15 E x t ra s ...................


33 T o ta l ( fo r three) 243 Fall o f wickets: 1/150, 2/174,


3/189. Bow lin g : Payne 23-5-73-1; J.


Su dw o r th 4-0-30-0; J . Capstick 11-1-69-1; M. Rishton 7-1-50-0.


B a r n o l d s w i c k v W h a l l e y


HAR NOLD SW 1C K


I . Scothern b O’N e ill.............. 10 Peterson b O’N e ill.................. 135 L . N a y lo r b O’N e ill................. 9 A . Sm ith c Grace b O’N e ill. . 20 J. Manville not o u t ................... 13 G. B a rk e r no t ou t.................... 0 E x t ra s ............................. 10 T o ta l ( fo r four ) 214


F u l l o f w i c k e t s : 1 /3 8 ,


2/80,3/101,4/200. Bowling: I ) . O’N e ill 20-0-09-4;


L . Burgess 12.1-1-74-0; Fallon 9-0-45-0; S. Grey 3.5-0-19-0.


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Blackburn N.. 9 1 4 I Cherry Tree.. 7 3 2


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res tricted to 237 despite knocks of 14 from Stafford, 13 from P ro c to r an d 12 from Gladwin. The Under 13 A side had a


fine win over Earby, notch­ ing up 236 in their innings


? w w i th 13 from R ich ard § W hal ley an d G a re th 28 Mag u ire, 12 from Jo h n


Braithwaite and 11 from


15 Matthew Stafford, before 14 bowling o u t th e West 0 Craven s id e for 211, Maguire ta k in g 2-6 and


n s Stafford 2-7. 45 The Under 13 B side also


8 38 4 w a f te r k n o cking up 232


ta s te d victory,^holding G re a t Harwood to 206


J 2$ themselves. . g In James Whaites hit 12 for


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to spare despite figures of 1-10 from M a t th ew S ta ffo rd and 2-28 from Peter Fletcher.


JJ 5J However, a g a in s t local 12 41 rivals Clitheroe, Wanderers io 3« were well short in reply to i Clitheroe’s 112-5, finishing G 28 on 43-6 with Richard Clark (! Sj unbeaten on 20. 6 21 For Clitheroe, Hargreaves jj i‘J h i t an u n d e fe ated 30, 1 _ Gaskell made 26 and Bish-


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Dog and Partridge 6, Craven Heifer B 6; Craven Heifer A 5, Black Horse 7; Petre Arms 10, Low Moor Club 2; Man1


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