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16-M A IN E R O AD ! h 23 - FA Vase 2nd round 30 - ST H E LE N S ____H
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a i t h e r o e F C P t a u r e s 1 9 9 6 -9 7 21 - Bootle
August OC January
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8 - H O LK E R ____V/.ll 15 - Prescot.. . .
8 -SALFORD ..........H 15-Burscough..........A
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3 -B ’POOLROVS ..H • A l l fixtures correct at
the time of going to press. T o be arranged - Chad- derton, away.
'/'-'Weekend'' scorecards and latest tables
Whalley v Read WHALLEY
.1. Kearsley b Longden......... ? N. Keighley b Longden........ :: Fallon c Longden b Parsons. IJJ P. Grace b Hoyworth..........
I
D. Higginbotham c Little b Heyworth......................... :s;
U. Foster b Nawaz.............. 5 L. Murgess run out..............
l
S. Gorton not out.................. 7 M. Gorton not out................
1(1
Extras........................ l:: Total (for 7) 141
Howling: Nawaz 18-2-61-1: J.
L o n g d e n 1 1 -1 -2 2 -2 : M . Heyworth 1.1-2-27-2: 1). Parsons
RHA1)
T. Little not out................... 17 N. Marsh c Westwood b Foster............................... 0
N aw a z c M. Go rton b O’Neill............................... «
S. Ilushton not out............... 2 Extras........................ 2 Total (for 2) 21*
bowling: 1). O’Neill 5-1-1M: R. Foster r.-l-18-L
Clitheroe v Great Harwood
(iICKAT IIAKWOOl) P. Allen b Dewhursl........... l-l
1). Cheesborough e N. Bol ton b Fielding................... 24
Killen b Dewhursl................. 22 A. McNicholas e Winkley b
Fielding.............................. 12
M. GlieeselMtrntiifh e N. Bol ton b Fielding..................... 6
A. Itazn h Fielding................. 1 A. A rm e r r Wntklex b Fielding............................... 4
M. Asliwortli Jhiv h Fielding 12 A. Dickinson not out........... 5 • Fiuhlinn t,
1*. Newton <
Dewhursl.................... Extras.................. !!
CLITIILKOK 1 7 ('lit heme OMK.i
(them* Tree.. KiMiIcsLIe W I'ailiham...... Itlv belvedere Itaul......... IHarMuini X..
l!i*
lls-Kn.Viv... Stavksti-iids... ILiMiulcr......
Second Division p
in la 1
!•:.!. mi.-M..... i»; Rnii'iM-ukk. |.‘i Sali-sl'iicv..... !* h;
0>\vaMtwi>tIe Si-ttlr.......... licsou......... i»;
UK llehi-W U'Uli’V......
i!»!W:..v.v: Thi
Dowling: M. Dewhurst _ 1 ClielTV Tree.. 81-:!: Fielding ±i-8-:55-6.
Simpson....................... .. in ItlM-flilfll.... Fielding not out............... .. 21 1 A. Hums not out.............. Extras..................
P. bishop v Killen h Allen.. .. Ill Karhv........ A. I'ohitison c Armor h
i bowling: Killen -1-1-16-II: P.
Total (for■2)71 Harm »M»wirk. I’ly iSelvnlm*
1 Salisbury.... I'atlilialil.....
trail.........
1 HI 2 II 1 12
Allen X 2.) 1 I N l 2-0-!)- 0; L. Simpson 5-1-11- 1: A. McNicholas 1-0-2-0.
Baxenden v Ribblesdale Wanderers BAXKNDKN
R. Collins Ibw b Singh........ 51 Pnvne c britclifTi* b A. Ains worth............................ -IK
M. Kishton Ibw b britclifTi*.. 10
.1. bushell c Davies b Monk.. 21 A. Mortimer run out.......... 24 D. Jackson run out............... 12 J. Sudworth run out........... 0 G. Hargreaves not out......... 2 J. Capstick notout............... 1
Extras........................ Total (for 7)214
2/140, 4/18-1. 5/l!ltl. 6210. 7/211. bowling: Singh 12-0-71-1; G.
WANDERERS
.1. Ram c Payne .1. Capstick. .52 M. Davies e Bushell b Bui- cock................................... "
S. Duckworth b Payne........ I Singh not out........................ 20 M. Briggs not out.............. 1*
Extras........................ x Total (for 2 ) ! «
2-
Fall o f wickets; 1/24. 2.41. 49.
Bowling: Payne 11-22-UM: S.
Itulcock 4-0-26-1: J. Capstick 7-1-26-1.
Fall of wickets: 1/105. 2/122.
Monk 15-2-66-1; I. Britcliffe 10- 1- 47-1: A. Ainsworth 7-2-22-1.
out as the rain falls O
N L Y two RibbeisdaleLeague First Division matches survived the weather on Saturday.
Both Clitheroe and Ribblesdale Wanderers saw their sec
ond teams’ matches abandoned while there were winning results for Padiham against Blackburn Northen and Earby against Burnley GSOB. Great Harwood had scored 161-8 before the weather intervened and Clitheroe were unable to get their reply
underway. Richard Palmer scored an unbeaten 63 as Ribblesdale
Wanderers made 156-8. The rain stopped play when the Old Rossendalians had made 29-1 in reply. Whalley seconds managed a much-needed win — only their third of the season — when they took on Burnley
Belvedere in the Second Division. The Burnley side were bowled out for just 80, thanks
mainly to good bowling from A. Hanif (7-22), and only two wickets were lost on the way to Whalley’s win. In the Third Division Ribblesdale Wanderers suffered
defeat at the hands of Baxenden by five wickets while Clitheroe were beaten by Great Harwood. Figures of 5-30 for D. Musson couldn’ t prevent the Chat-
bum Road side falling to a 37-run defeat. Read managed a win over bottom side Burnley Belvedere
after making 120-9 batting first. The Burnley side were then bowled out for 76 to give Read a 44-run win.
Teams for the weekend T
Clithcroc CC (v Bead, Saturday, away, meet 12-15 p.m.) P. Bish- o d N Bolton, M . Bolton, S. Bishop, A. Bums, M. Dewhurst, S. Graham
A.Robinson, S. Whalley, N. Winkley, Fielding. Scorer D. Glover. Clitheroe CC (v Baxenden, Sunday, away, meet 12- 1 5 p.m.) same team as above. Clitheroe 2nds ( v Read, Saturday, home) J. Green, S. Bishop, P. Atkinson N. Bibby. D. Booth. A. Booth. I I . Braithwaite, K.
Fawcett C Hall, P. Seedle, G. Sutcliffe. Clitheroe 3rds (v Baxenden, Sunday, home) R. Blackburn. A.
Hacking. W Briggs, N. Cartledge. S. Coulter. M. Hargreaves, R Gaskelh C. Musson, D. Musson. M . Preston. S. Westhcad.
S ? C C (^ C T th e r o e , Saturday home, start 1-30 pun.) D. Par-
“ P Usher N Marsh, T. Little, S. Rushton, G. Bardsley, G. O’Connor M.’ Heyworth, P. Worslcy J. Longden Nawaz. Scor e r -D . Gardner. Same team Sunday v Barnoldswtck. away
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2n,KP( v Clitheroe, Saturday away, start 1-30 p.m.) S. ? m T n o w htv M King. D. Bennett. D. Lynagh, A. Whit-
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i v l r A R ^ h to n R Haworth, S. Marshall. P. Shirtcliffe. J. r Hutchinson, T. Dodgson. Scorer - S. Newby.
Holding. . R i(jswjc| i Sunday, home, start 1-30 p.m.) D.
’rhistlethwalte, A. N ^ G HinkSi B. Scarborough. R S
Ribblesdale Wanderers C C ( v W H. Thorpe. M ; R l^ w e lk S . Marshall. P. Haworth, D. Ben-
a S » . G. Yeoman. D. Newby C. Bennett. Scorer - c c l v whalley, Saturday, home) S.
Spencer S.' Duckworth. A. Marsh, Singh. &orenhL*Proctor. Ribblesdale Wanderers CC (v Great Har-
wood. Sunday) s * "1' ^ . “ ’ ^ G n a t Harwood, Saturday Ribblesdale Wand • D Cottam. T. Braithwaite, G. CaTh. W.
B- 'rhrclfa" ’ W' COatCS' L Mal‘
one. Scorer: D. B™lt^'v.‘!*lt.^'( Grcat Harwood. Sunday away) Ribblesdale W a n d e r c r s J r fsW Duckworlh, W. Adams,
^ i t i n e M Mntonc, * . Whalley D. Valovin, 1. Kirk. Scorer: O. McGuire. here is a doubie-head-
prospect in the Vaux Rib- blcsdale League. Read will hope to get right
back in to the thick of things with a home game against Clitheroe on Satur day and a trip to league leaders Barnoldswick on Sunday.
FIXTURES SATURDAY
Baxenden v Great Harwood
Cherry Tree v
Oswaldtwistle Immanuel Earby v Blackburn Northern
Edenfield v Settle
Padiham v Barnoldswick Read v Clitheroe
Ribblesdale Wanderers v
Whalley SUNDAY
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Barnoldswick v Read Baxenden v Clitheroe
Cherry Tree v Edenfield Blackburn Northern v
Oswaldtwistle Immanuel Padiham v Whalley
Ribblesdale Wanderers v Great Harwood Settle v Earby
• A l l remaining fixtures start at the earlier time of 1-30 p.m.
of the weekend’s cricket also ruined Ribblesdale Wander ers chances of returning from Baxenden with five
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points. The match was abandoned due
to rain with just a couple of overs required to make a game of it. And with Wanderers just frac
tionally behind the Baxenden run-rate, a two-over thrash should have secured the points. Confident
And had the match gone the
distance Wanderers should have been confident of passing the Baxenden score after the start they made. Baxenden b atted f irs t and
managed to post a creditable score of 214-7. The Wanderers attack strug
gled initially as openers Collins (59) and professional Andrew Payne (48) forged a century partnership to get Baxenden off to a great start.
HE dark, damp skies which put paid to much
Ainsworth took the first wick
et, disposing of Payne caught by Britcliffe, and it was Brit c liffe who struck the second blow, trapping R ishton leg before when he had made 19. Wanderers professional
Gurinder Pal Singh eventually took the wicket of Collins, but not before the score had made it to 140. Bushell and Mor time r then
pieced things back together before Graham Monk had Bushell caught fo r 31 by Davies. A series of three run-outs fol
lowed to slow things down with Mortimer the first to go after making 24. Sudworth followed without
scoring and then Jackson went for 13. B y this tim e the score had
passed the 200-mark and Har groves (3 ) and Capstick (1 ) could add just a few more runs before the overs ran out. Wanderers had put 24 on the
board before the first wicket, that of Martin Davies (7), fell
to Bulcock caught by Bushell. Opener John R a in hit f iv e
fours and one six on his way to 33, but saw Simon Duckworth lose his wick et fo r jus t one when he was bowled by Payne. Rain went next when Capstick had him caught by Payne, and
with the score on 49-3 Wander ers were in a little trouble. Singh and Martin Briggs start
ed to turn things round and had taken the score on to 96-3 when the rain intervened. Winning position
Singh had made 29 and Briggs 18 as Wanderers began to put themselves into a winning posi tion. When the game was stopped
they were scoring at a rate of 4.17 an over— just fractionally behind Baxenden’s 4.76. But no further play was possi
ble as the entire field became too wet and the umpires had no option but to call a no-result, giving both sides two points each.
Waggon’s title - with two games to spare!
W IT H just two games to go, Wag gon and Horses assured themselves of the tit le with a narrow v ic to ry ov e r Wooden Spoonists Caldc r- stones. Chatburn virtually assured them
selves runners-up spot. But again it was very tight when they beat Riversiders by one wicket
indoor meetings ton igh t with “ Ta le s o f an Expedition Doc to r ” , the travelling tales of D r Bill Turner. The talk by D r Turner will be held at Clitheroe Cricket Club
C!
| L IT H E R O E M ou n - . tainecring Club begins its 'w in t e r p ro g ram m e o f
in a very low-scoring game. Rimington hoisted themselves away
from close to the bottom with a six- wicket win over Waddington The match between New Inn and
Catholic SC was abandoned due to rain.
Results Caldcrstones 62-4, Waggon and
starting at 8 p.m. Dr Turner has been involved with 10 expeditions with the Venture Scouts and Guides. They have included trips to far
flung parts of the world like the Sahara desert, South and East Africa and the Kenyan frontier. He recently published a book
Horses 64-8; Riversiders 45, Chat burn 46-9; Waddington 76-6, Rim ington 77-4. Points and Positions
1, Waggon and Horses 34; 2, Chat
burn 30; 3, Catholic SC 24; 4, Rim ington 20; 5, Wad dington 20; 6, Riversiders 19; 7, New Inn 16; 8, Chipping 13; 9, Caiderstones 7.
about his experiences called “ Tales and Travels of an Expedi tion Doctor” . He will be assisted in tonight’s
lecture by M r Keith Dawson of the fell and mountain outdoors shop and non-members are very welcome.
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Total (fur! i) i::i C(
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Si-llle........ ClitlitTiN-.....
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V a u x R ib b lc s d a lc L e a g u e
liana >Msuick. Karli.v.......... Ill-ltd........... (it Harwood... lilaiklmni X..
(lit hen*...... I’adilum......
ISaxi-ndi-n.... Settle........ ( ’Iii-itv Tn-e Whalley.....
F irs t Div is ion I* W 1. ni:
Sale>1iurv..... I' Kurin*.......... I‘ ccsoi:........ I (it llanviK*!... 1
17 14 2 2 II I 2 12
m* prs Hi so
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Mvid.lt wklc liilddi-Hbli-W i: Kdi-nfield....
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11
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ley FA Carlsberg Vase run as they get back into North-West Coun ties’ League action on Saturday. By Justin Connolly
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G re a t H a rw o o d , th e heavens opened a t Cha tburn R o a d and both sides had to s e t t le fo r two
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points. Professional Jonathan Fielding and
Mick Dewhurst, who both bowled throughout, restricted the visitors to 131-9, with the paid man taking six wickets, ably supported by three- wicket Dewhurst. After allowing Harwood to reach 74- 2, seven more wickets fell for just 57 runs as the pair slowed the run rate, ripping through the visitors' order. Skipper Daniel Cheeseborough and
Allen put on 30 in the first 10 overs, but Dewhurst separated the pair with the first ball of the 11th, bowl
A n d c o -m a n a g e r D e n is U n d e rw o o d
knows the fixture computer has thrown up a d i f f icu lt s ta r t fo r th e Blues. “ I could have thought o f an easier way to get
L IT H E R O E F C players must forget about the glo ries of last season’s Wemb
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Wembley heroes prepare for the big kick-off
started than Trafford — they are a good side. “ But we have to play them sometime and we
have some good players and a good pitch so we should do well.” T h e tw o C l ith e ro e managers - Denis and
Ga ry Butcher - have been working hard to strengthen the squad that achieved so much for the Shawbridge club last season. Some players have left but others have taken
their place. And with names like Lee Sculpher and Les
Thompson in the squad Clitheroe promise to be a force to be reckoned with.
“ I t ’s important to get o f f to a good start,” said
Denis on the eve of what c ould be an exciting new season. “ The first month of the season can be a hectic
t im e but you ju s t have t c t r y and g e t the results while developing a settled squad.” Pre-season had been going well for the Blues
until a 5-0 thrashing a t the hands o f Leigh R M I at Shawbridge on Saturday. Th a t followed on the heels o f another home
defeat, this time a 2-1 reverse against a team from Burnley FC. But Denis is confident that the team can get
Six-wicket haul in vain for Clitheroe professional
IT H Clitheroe looking set for victory over fellow high-fliers
ing Al len on 14. Fielding had to wait until his 13th
over for his first, and Clitheroe’s sec ond victim, but he then took a wicket in his next four overs. Cheeseborough fell on 34 with the
score on 74, and Andy McNicholas, M. Cheeseborough, Razaand Armer were all removed by the locals’ paid man to leave Harwood on 92-6. Clitheroe had 11 overs left to claim
the final four wickets, but profession al Chris Killen and Ashworth stuck around for 21. Killen was bowled by Dewhurst on
22, and Fielding trapped Ashworth leg before on 13 in the next over. Dickinson and Newton looked like
seeing the overs out, but Dewhurst had the latter caught by Fielding off
the final ball of the innings as Har wood ended on 131-9.
Fielding ended with stunning figures
of 6-35 off 22 overs, with Dewhurst taking 3-81 off 23. In reply, skipper Phil Bishop and
Andy Robinson got Clitheroe off to a solid enough start, sharing 39 before
the latter was caught by Armer off Simpson having made 19. Bishop followed eight runs later for
the same score, caught by Killen off Allen, but Fielding and Andy Bums steered their side to 71 off 20 overs, ahead of the run rate. However, no more play was possible
after the storm clouds emptied and Clitheroe were left cursing the weath er as the chance to haul back vital points at the top of the table.
Read lose vital ground as weather wins the day
ally lost to the rain after a frus trating day of interruptions at
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Station Road. W ith Barnoldswick registering a
win over Cherry Tre e and Earby beating Edenfield, the two points fo r a no-result means Read have lost v ita l ground in the chase for
the title. Desp ite bagging a valuable two
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p o in ts from the t r ic k y f ix tu r e , Whalley are still cut adrift at the bottom of the table. Kearsley and Keighley opened for
Whalley and took the score on to 14 before Keighley was bowled by Longden for three. Professional Mark Fallon came to
the wicket but at 25 Kearsley was bowled by Longden for seven. A t 38 Grace was dismissed for one,
E R B Y day between Read and Whalley was eventu
bowled b y Heyworth in the 23rd over. R a in then held up p la y and on
resumption Fallow and Higginbot- tom batted leisurely to take the score past the 100 mark. On 105, however, Fallon fell caught
by Longden for a well earned 61 off skipper Parsons's second aver. Higginbotham and Foster tried to
up the scoring rate but at 12i Fos ter lost his wicket bowled by pro fessional Nawaz for five. Tw o runs later Burgess was run
out and at 126 Higginbottom was caught in the deep by Jerry L it t le for 33. T h e Gortons then added a quick 15 runs before the overs ran out to leave a 141 total. A f t e r a lon g d e la y fo r rain, the
Read innings started at 6-15 p.m., but w ith ou t a run on the board
Marsh was caught behind o f f the bowling o f Foster. Nawaz joined L it t le and those two
w e re g o in g a lon g n ic e ly when N aw a z was cau gh t b y M ich a e l Gorton for eight with the score on 23. Steven Rushton joined L it t le but
with the score on 29 heavy rain pre vented further piay. Read w i l l look to the weekend’s
double-header fixtures to get their titie aspirations back on track. They take on Clitheroe at home on
Saturday with a crunch-match trip to ta b le - to p p in g B a rn o ld sw ick scheduled for Sunday. Whalley face Ribblesdale Wander
ers away on Sunday and will visit reigning champions Padiham on Sunday.
Clitheroe professional Jonathan Fielding - a star with the ball on this occasion
Wanderers frustrated on the verge of victory
CHATBURN DENIED BY ELEMENTS
NLUCKY not to win, the elements denied Chatburn victory against Gargrave on Satur
day. The locals batted first on their opponent’s home
track after winning the toss. Tomlinson (22) and Craig (19 not out), batted well
as number three and seven respectively, but after being 40-2, Chatburn lost wickets at the end with no- one able to support Craig. The locals were skittled for 92 in 34.4 overs. In reply, the local bowlers all performed well, with
Rod Booth the pick, taking 5-17 o f f 10 overs. The fielding was brilliant, with Gargrave posting a
total of 85-9 off 39 overs. Chatburn: 92 - L. Ball 8, N. Hutchinson 8, S. Tom
linson 22, T. Topham 9, R. Booth 2, S. Booth 10, P. Craig not out 19, D. Harrison 5. A. Booth 1, A. Brad shaw 1, D. Musson 0. Gargrave: 85-9 - S. Booth 10-3-200; D. Musson 19- 4-44-3; R. Booth 103-17-5.
Saturday. A good batting and bowling performance restricted
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the visitors to 150-8 after the allotted overs. Lockley, with 3-66, was the pick of the bowlers and
Andrew Lambert, with two catches and a run out, took the fielding award. Rain then spoilt Chatburn’s chances of victory,
reaching 20-2 before the heavens opened. Gargrave 2nds: 150-8 - G. Clarkson 19-3-40-0; J.
Lockley 20-4-66-3; G. Lambert 4-0-25-2; B. Jones 2-0- 90. Chatburn 2nds: 20-2 - P. Clough 9, W. Adams 3, D.
he weather was the only winner as Chatburn seconds hosted Gargrave’s second string on
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things right in time for the big kick-off. “We have been playing a different system and
it seemed to be going well until Saturday,” he said. “We have five at the back and it takes a little
time to get things right. “ But the players we have are good players and
we are happy with the way things have gone for us pre-season.”
Don’t miss the Advertiser and Times next week for all the
latest news from Shawbridge .
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