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1996 (P ) (A u g u s t) R O V E R 6 2 0 S I 4 d oor , O xford Blue, 4 3 0 m ile s , e le c tr ic s lid in g su n ro o f , dr iv e rs & p a s sen g e r airbags, p ow e r s te e r in g , c en tra l lo ck in g , h e ig h t ad ju s tab le d r iv e rs se at,


o u r ow n d em o n s t r a to r ...........................................................................................


1995 (N) R O V E R 114 G T a 3 d o o r , C h a rco al G rey , 8 ,4 0 0 m ile s, a llo y w h e e ls , rem o te c en tra l lo ck in g , s u n r o o f ------ ------. . . . --. . . ■ .i72SU 1997 (P ) R O V E R 111 K n lg h t s b n d g e S E 3 d o o r , K in g f ish e r B lu e ,


2 ,100 m ile s, 5 sp e ed g e a rb o x , rem o te co n tro l lo ck in g , sunroof , c o lo u r c o d ed b um p e rs rad io c a s se t te , o u r own d em o n s t r a to r ........... 1994 (M ) R O V E R M e t r o 1.4 G T a 5 d o o r , F lam e R ed , 19,000 m ile s , sp o r ts in te r io r , su n ro o f , a llo y whe e ls,


a la rm & im m o b il ise r , g ro u p 6 in su ran c e ...................................................... 1994 (L ) R O V E R M e t r o 1.4 G S i 5 doo r , Nig h tf ire Red, 19,600 m ile s , su n ro o f , rem o te c en tra l lockin g and alarm, w a ln u t tr im , to p spe c if ic a tio n ...........................................................................m i s


1997 (P ) (M a r c h ) R O V E R 2 1 4 1 3 d oor , F lam e R ed , p ow e r s te e r ing,


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1997 (P ) R O V E R 2 2 0 SD i 5 d o o r , F lam e R ed , 8 0 0 m ile s, sp a rk l in g tu rb o d ie se l p e rfo rm an c e with e co n om y , top sp e cif ic a tio n in clu d e s e le c tr ic s u n ro o f an d win d ow s , rem o te centra l lo ck in g , KUo, rad io c a s se t te , p ow e r s te e r in g , d r iv e rs a irb ag , ala rm an d im m o b il ise ^


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1996 (N) R O V E R 4 1 6 S L i T o u r e r B r i tish R a c in g G re e n , 13,000 m ile s, p ow e r s te e r in g , e le c tric s u n ro o f & win d ow s , d r iv e rs a i r b a g .......................................... t n . o a u 1995 (N) R O V E R 4 1 6 i 5 d o o r , Ch a rco al G rey . 15,000 miles,


p ow e r s te e r in g , d r iv e rs a irb ag , e le c tric su n ro o f , rem o te c en tra l lo ck in g ........................... ..


n , , n • • • • • • • • • ................... . i i u .b


1 9 9 5 (N) R O V E R 4 1 4 5 d o o r , F lam e R ed , 10,000 miles, p ow e r s te e r in g , rem o te c en tra l lo ck in g , RD S rad io c a sse t te ,


fu ll w a ln u t trim ........................................................................................... .............


1995 (N) R O V E R 4 1 4 S L i 4 d o o r . Si lv e r , 2 1 ,0 0 0 m ile s, p ow e r steering, e le c tr ic s u n ro o f & w in d ow s , c en tra l lo ck in g , d r iv e rs airb ag ,


1 9 9 5 (N) R O V E R 2 1 4 S L i 5 d o o r . Ch a rco al G rey , 14,400 m ile s, p ow e r s te e r in g , e le c t r ic s u n ro o f & win d ow s , c en tra l lo ck in g ,


dr iv e rs a irb ag , o n e pr iv a te ow n e r . . • •■. • . • • • • • • . • • • • • ... .................. 1996 (N) R O V E R 2 1 8 Die sel 5 d o o r , B r i tish R a c in g G re en ,


11,000 m ile s , p ow e r s te e r in g , rad io c a sse t te , alarm and immobiliser...............•


1 9 9 5 (N) R O V E R 2 1 4 i 5 d o o r . W h ite D iam o n d , 8 ,7 0 0 m ile s only, p ow e r s te e r in g , rad io c a s se t te , a la n n / im m o b i l is e r . ...... ......................... 1992 ( J ) R O V E R 2 1 4 S L i 5 door , W h ite /G rey , 4 3 ,0 00 miles, two ow n e rs , se rv ic e h is to ry , sun ro o f , c entral locking,


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ley on Saturday. The match was badly affected by ram


Early leaders win again C


L ITH ERO E k ept up their good s ta r t to the season with a comfortable win over Whal­


and only got under way a t 4-15 p.m. That gave both sides just 27 overs to


b a t and, winning the toss, Whalley decided to put Clitheroe in, expecting the wicket to favour the bowlers.


This proved to be a misguided deci­ sion as the Clitheroe batsmen got their


side off to a good start. Professional Jonathan Fielding and


captain Phil Bishop produced a stand of 52 for the first wicket, with both players making 25 before departing. David O’Neill took the wicket of


Fielding thaks to a catch from Russell Foster, then Whalley professional Jason Smith claimed the first of his six


wickets to see off Bishop. Neil Bolton had made just four when he was bowled by Smith and Andrew


Bums followed soon after for 25. Neil Bolton and Steven Whalley took


the score past the 100 mark before both fell to Smith and the Whalley professional continued his good form by taking the wicket of Mark Bolton __his sixth and final victim— before


he could get off the mark. Andrew Booth and Neil Winkley were


still there a t the end, piling on another 15 run partnership to take the score past the 150-mark. I t was a very good score off just At overs and one which the Whalley bats- men would struggle to come close to. Smith’s bowling had proved danger­ ous, if costly—he had gone for 71 runs off just 14 overs. Whalley’s reply got off to a poor start with Paul Mackintosh going for just


one in the first over. Foster and Mark Fallon pieced things


back together with a decent 30-plus stand, but when Fallon was out for 25,


bowled by Fielding, the Whalley chal- „„


~~


D e te rm in a t io n w in s th e d a y


A Read skipper David Parsons had no hesitation in giving


MATCH in which th e odds always favoured Read was finally won by the locals in a trade­ mark determined show.


........................


Edenfield first knock on a dampish wicket at'Whalley Road. The week previously his bowlers demolished Blackburn North­


ern and he didn’t have long to wait for a repeat. ^ dips by Shahid Nawaz. caught by Graham Bardsley for nine. I at 66-5.


She balls later it was 5-2, Greenhaigh shattering the stumps of At 17, Greenhaigh struck again, having professional John Ashley


, . . . .


Hawke and Wright then proceeded to bat cautiously, taking the score to 61 before the Bardsley-Greeiihalgh partnership struck again for the latter’s fourth wicket.


.


I Burns and Smithson brought some respectability to the score with a dogged partnership of 73, before the latter was


Only three more runs were added before Hawke was caugM behind for a hard-earned 16 runs off the bowling of Greenhaigh.


1 caught and bowled by Malcolm Heyworth on 29. Next man in Brett Storey looked to make his the innings a wui-


on to 170 before he fell to Heyworth. - .


ning one, but he failed, holing out off Nawaz to Ryan Heyworth R U ^ ad d ^ q u ick 19 off 13 balls, helping Burns take the score Billy Slinger then faced the next to last ball, scoring a single,


Nawaz came to the rescue and he and Marsh shared 68 before PtetOTUshCTmntinued where Nawaz left off, but Marsh fell 10 runs


, ,


Nawaz then bowled Greaves without him scoring with Edenfield , ,


. . • . . , , . ., ,


With only the second ball of the innings, Martin Greenhaigh struck, dismissing John Kershaw for four, having him caught in the


, , i„„„0 ™ effectively over. _ _


make i t into double figures andl pre­ vent Clitheroe from picking up the


^ ^ u f f i rad made just 91, well short of a winning score, when the final over


oles ith cDwutte most effective taking 4-34 m his 14


« S * d , bwr, w Mk e h ^ like Whalley, used j ^ t


‘clitheroe now stand joint top of the VauxRibblesdaleLeague, levelon points with Read and Great Harwood. Whalley occupy bottom sPot, ^ . e


with Ribbelsdale Wanderera and Piuii- ham. All have yet to get off the mark


with season. n Andrew Bums was named White-


side’s man-of-the-match for his crucial contribution on Saturday.


-V > W e e k e n d s* Clitheroe v


Whalley CUTHEROE


F ie ld in g cF o s te rbO ’Neill . . . .2 5 P. Bishop c O’Neill b Smith . . .29


h Read v


Edenfield EDENFIELD


■*. »=»au“ " ~ g h. .


J. Kershaw c Nawaz b G re en b a l- . • • •


. t


A. Bums c and b S m i th .............. 25 N. FrankUn b G r e e n h ^ . . . . . . 1 M .


Dewhuratb S m i th 4 Ashley c ^ d s l ^ b G re e n ^ Jg h 9 N. Bolton c Westwood b Smith 29 M . H aw k e c Wors ley b Green_


S. Whalley c Gorton b Smith . .15 halgh - • • • • • • • • ; • • • • • • • • M. Bolton lbw b Smith ................ 0 A. W r ig h t c B a rd s le y b G re e “ ' A. Booth not o u t ............................17 N. Winkley not out


E x t ra s '......................................... 4 Total (for 7) 152


Bowling: Sm i th 1 4 -1 -7 1 -6 ; D.


O’Neill 13-0-77-1. WHALLEY


P. M a c k in to sh , . c W in k le y


.............. .. -8 M. Greaves b Nawaz...............* * m ! Bums not o u t


h a lgb ............................................ n ............ .. • • 38


G. S m i th s o n c a n d b M . H e y - w o r th ........................................*


. B. Riley bM . H eyw o r th ............. 19 b


Dewhurst .....................................1


w. Slinger not out Extras 34


1.1


B. Foster c B u rn sb Dewhurst . .7 Total (for 9) 171 M. Fallon b Fielding . . . . . . . . . 2 5 Bowling: M . Greenhaigh 15-7-25- A. Pratt c Hargreaves b Fielding .8 5- J . Longden 6-0-18-0; Nawaz 11-


D. Redhead b D ew h u r s t ..............4 1I 412; G. Ba rds ley 6-0-26-0; M. Smith cWin k ley b D ew h u r s t . . . 2 Heyworth 8-0-37-2. J. K e a r s le y n o to u t .......................15 N. Keighley not out ....................14


D E A D


Extras ...................................... IS T. Little e Storey b Ashley.............6 Total (for 6) 91 ...................................... " " ------


e


Bowling: M. Dewhurst 14-3-34-4; Fielding 13-2-47-2.


before Bums did the same to finish unbeaten on what could have


proved to be a winning 38, with Edenfield on 171-9. Terry Little and Nick Marsh opened the reply, but the former was caught on six with Read on 14. ___ •


later for 40 Bardsley and Usher took the score to 134 when Usher was


with rain in the air. Baidsley finished unbeaten on 52, with Parsons 13 not out aid


Ribblesdale Wanderers v


Cherry Tree RIBBLESDALE WANDERERS


caught, and Greenhaigh could only add three. With the score at 137-5, skipper Parsons strode to the wicket and with Baidsley, he saw off the Edenfield threat m worsening light


Read claimed their second win in the first two games to proudly sit on top of the table with Great Harwood and Chtheroe.


( Cricket Scene )


TVOWNHAM Cricket Club started their summer L /c am p a ig n with a heavy defeat against Bolton-by- ,


i: Bowland. -;r-


, Although they had a good start with two quick wickets from Barrett, the partnership of Smalley (109) and Raw- *


.


< son (75'not out) helped Bolton-by-Bowland amass a huge j : total of 250.


' < a number of dropped catches and indifferent bowling J from Downham highlighted their shortage of practice. ”, (


• ' “ " . ' V - ]


11 Reynolds (3-8) and WhitweB (3-9) ripped through Down- j • ham’s batting and finished off a one-sided match.


- j


I But Downham’s new players showed a lot of spirit and < | ' the dub looks optimistically at the rest of the season. , j


J . Rain c Bramwell b H u g h e s . . 17 D. Howard c Grogan b Ashraf . 36 A. M arsh c Hayes b Ash ra f .. . . . 0 M. Briggs c Holroyd b Ash ra f .. . 8 Singh c Holroyd b A sh ra f ..........29 S. Duckworth c Ashraf b Bolton 1 H. Braithwaite c Holroyd b Bolton 8 P. Spencer c HHulme b Ashraf. 13 G. Monk b Ashraf .........................13 T. Braithwaite not o u t ....................4 I. Britdiffe c Hulme b Ashraf. . . 4


E x t ra s ...........................................3 Total 123


Bowling: Ashraf 20.3-3*57-7; J.


Hughes 14-0-51-1; G. Bolton 6-3- CHERRY TREE


_M . Vcevcrs b S in g h .............. 0


J. Hughes c Monk b Howard . . 15 A. Holroyd b S in g h ............. . . . . 8


Ashraf lbw b Singh ...................... 14 G. Bolton c Singh b Britcliffe . . 14 D. Hayes c Rain b Britcliffe . . . 14 S .H u lm e cM a r sh bH ow a rd . . . 7 A. Grogan not out.............. ..


22


N. Bramwell not o ut..................... 33 E x t ra s ........................................ 10 Total (for 7) 124


Bowling: S in g h 1 5 -5 -3 7 -3 ; D.


Howard 13-6-39-2; L Britdiffe 6-1- 16-2; G. Monk 7-0-23-0.


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Weather-beaten Wanderers miss out on toss of a coin


O


N a rain-affected day the result of a WandaementatiunEarhy secon^on&taday. match tends to be influenced heavily


^rithout I was no different. I proceeded to contain their bastmen.


Cherry Tree won it, put Wanderers in and fj^gy restricted BGSOB seconds to 93-7 before Read............. 2 1 0 7— ~tt mnniwaA mne with «iY winirpta


by the toss of the com this game gtartin& but whalley’s second string made it two 1


, wins from two. P ro fe s s io n a l A sh ra f w a s th e c h ie f to rm e n to r


I his pace and accuracy proved difficult for the I batsmen to overcome. He took seven wickets dur­ ing the innings.


behind and Wanderers’professional Gunnder Pal Read thirds lost by 49 runs at Blackburn North- Singh joined Howard.


Martin Briggs was helping to pull things round an(j Baxenden were nowhere near the target, when he was given out to a debatable caught howled out for 97.


. Musson smashed 114 for the locals in their 216-6, .


reach a reasonable score, but only Paul Spencer only two wickets in overhauling that score. while Ribblesdale Wanderers are at Earb


away side were the obvious favourites to win the game, but Ribblesdale made them fight all the


Needing to score just three runs an over, the r ^ Singh bowled Veevers with the first ball, then


removed Holroyd for just eight. Ashraf hit a quick-fire 14 before he became


I Singh’s third victim. Ian Britcliffe replaced Singh and immediately


| joined in by taking two wickets in his first two


| and when he took the wicket of the Cherry Tree I captain Heyes for a stubborn 15 and then Hulme 1 he had figures of 2-39 off 13 overs—six of which were maidens.


*Da^d Howard was bowling excellently at the other end, continually passing the outside edge


The away side were struggling at 6o-7, but despite a few scares, Grogan and Bramwell sur­ vived and knuckled down.


i ( ,„ _ , ,


They batted well to win the game for the visitors despite Wanderers efforts. They even brought Singh back, but he could do


■


nothing and Cherry Tree won the game off the finklball.


But their failure to bowl out their hosts meant C


that they must be content with second place in the First Division behind Burnley Gram­ mar School Old Boys, who have taken maxi­ mum points from both their games. Clitheroe put Salesbury in to bat and although


LITHEROE seconds made i t two wins from two w ith a six-wicket demolition of Salesbury on Saturday.


, . Mercer made 77 before he fell, and although Chatbum lost G. Clarkson C


without scoring, Clough (65 not out) and M. Pearce (seven not out) saw out the overs to see their side to a more than defendable total of 161-2. This target was always too much for the visitors, who finished on 106-6 after


their allotted overs with good bowling and fielding restricting their reply. Chatbum first team completed an excellent win at Haworth in the last over


in a rain-affected match on Saturday. The locals won the toss and put Haworth in to bat. I t was 3-10 p.m. when the match eventually got underway, but the Chat­


bum attack responded with an excellent bowling performance in the condi­ tions.


Haworth were all out for 150, with S. Draycott taking 5-42, S. Booth taking 3-57 and Rod Booth 2-27.


In reply, opener E Rawson batted throughout for a superb unbeaten 79 that provided the backbone of the innings. He got good support from Draycott (30) and L. Ball (30) as Chatbum


knocked the runs off with only four wickets down. Scorecards


Haworth 1st: 150. Bowling; S. Booth 15-3-57-3; D. Musson 8-1-21-0; S. Dray­ cott 13-2-42-5: R. Booth 7-0-27-2.


;


they struggled to take wickets, they restricted the home side to 115-3, with Riley making 57. But in reply, Clitheroe eased home with six wick­


ets to spare. Clitheroe play host to Cherry Tree seconds on


Saturday. Ribblesdale Wanderers seconds got off the mark


with their three-wicket win over Cherry Tree. With Blair in fine form with the ball, taking 5- 34, Wanderers managed to bowl Cherry Tree out


I for 169. It was a tricky target to get, but the Wanderers


came through with three batsmen in hand.


son 1; R. Booth 0; L. Ball not out 30. Chatburn 2nds 161-2: P. Clough not out 65; S. Mercer 77; G. Clarkson 0; M.


SATURDAY FIXTURES


Vaux Ribblesdale League Senior Division Baxenden v Oswaldtwistle Immanuel; Blackburn Northern v Padi­


ham; Cherry Tree v Clitheroe; Earby v Ribblesdale Wanderers; Eden­ field v Settle; Read v Bamoldswick; Whalley v Great Harwood.


i Chatburn 1st: P. Rawson not out 79; S. Booth 0; S. Draycott 30; N. Hutchin­


Pearce not out 7. Haworth 2nds 106. Bowling: J. Lockley 9-0-32-0; D. Glover 9-1-23-1; B. Jones 14-4-24-2; G. Clarkson 133-25-3.


at home to Bamoldswick.


Read travel to Bamoldswick on Saturday, while Whalley travel to Burnley Belvedere


t 1 1 . m i , ;_2 (m i * enfifio I io ira u rn n n i l


I The picture had looked fairly rosy for the Wan- three games, DUt oniy u in n derers early on when John Rain and David Bamoldswick have maximum points. Howard put on 29 before Rain top-edged a hook clitheroe thirds continued their IGu off Hughes. Marsh followed soon after without with a 219-run win at Baxenden. having scored.


: 100 per cent


Bamoldswick 3 3 0 cEroeW'LK 3 3


........ 3 3


That pair added 27 before Howard hit one to Read were skittled for 108, with Northern’s all- K j ^ NJthrn 3 2 cover and was out for an excellent 36.


With Wanderers missing vice-captain Martin Ribblesdale Wanderers thirds lost out a t Belvedere Z Davies it was left to the professional to help them Settle, who held Wanderers to 125-9 before losing Gt Harwood.


Padiham


attained double figures and they were all out for clitheroe thirds are at Cherry Tree on Si 123.


Kibbwndrs., Padiham...... .


Salesburv......


1 1


em, with Noble (638) hindering their run chase. Earby.......... 3 3 outtotalof 157 just too many.


Clitheroe....... 3 3 0 6 0 21 Settle............ 3 3 0 4 0 19 Earby............ 3 3 0 4 0 19 B’bum Nrthm 3 2 1 4


2 2


2 0 2


2


0 0


Baxendeh ..... 3 0 3 0 0 0 Cherry Tree.. 3 0 3 0


0 0 0 Osw Imm...... 3 0 3 0 0 0


Second string are record-breakers


HATBURN seconds stole their first team’s thunder as open­ ers Stuart Mercer and Peter Clough shared a record breaking partnership of 148 in their win over Haworth seconds.


Th ird Division P W L BP NR Pts 6 0 21


0 14


RibbWndrs.. 3 2 1 2 0 12 Read............. 3 1 2 4 0 9 Belvedere...... 3 1 2 2 Gt Harwood.. 3 1 2 3 3


7 7


7 7


Clitheroe...... 2 2 0 0 0 10 Earby......... 2 1 0 2 1 9 Gt Harwood.. 2 1 0 2 1 9 Salesbury..... 2 1 • 1 2 0 7 Stacksteads.. 2 1 1 2 0 7 Padiham...... 2 1 J 2 0 7. Ribb Wndrs.. 2 1 1 2 0 7 Old Ross..... 2 0 1 0 1 2 2 0 1 0 1 2


BGSOB....... 2 2 0 2 0 12


F i r s t Division - P W L BP NR Pts


Cherry Tree.. 2 0 2 0 0 0 Belvedere.... 2 0 2 0 0 0


Second Division


Osw Imm....... 2 2 0 4 Barnoldswick 2 2 0


P W L BP NR Pts 0 14


Baxenden...... 2 2 0 2 • 0 12 Whalley........ 2 2 0


0 Belvedere ..... 2 1 1 2


4 0 14 0 10


2 1 9 0 7


Salesbury..... 2 1 1 2 0 7 Edenfield....... 2 0 1 0 1 BGSOB......... 2 0 2 B’bum Nrthm 2 0 2


0 2


0 0 0 0 0


Rolls-Royce.. 2 0 2 0 0 0 Settle............ 2 0 2 0 0


0


N. Ma rsh c Ashley b S l in g e r .. . 40 Nawaz c Smithson b Ashley. . . 30 P. Usher c Smithson b Ashley.. 24 G. Bardsley not o u t ....... .............. 52 M . G r e e n b a lg b c A sh le y b H aw k e .............................................3


J“


D. Parsons not o u t ...................... 13 Extras 7


Total (for 5) 175 Bowling: Ashley 19-3-104-3; B.


Storey 10-3-29-0; W. Slinger 2-0- 19-1; M. Hawke 6.1-1-17-1.


RIBBLESDALE LEAGUE


VAUX


Read.......... 2 2 0 2 0 12 Gt Harwood... 2 2 0 2 0 12 Clitheroe...... 2 2 0 2 0 12 Settle......... 2 1 0 2 1 9 Bamoldswick. 2 1 0 0 1 7 Cherry Tree.. 2 1 1 2 0 7 Earby......... 2 1 1 2 0 7 Edcnfield..... 2 1 1 0 0 5 Osw Imm..... 2 1 1 0 0 5 Baxenden..... 2- 0 1 • •0 V, 2 B’bum Nrthm 2 0 1 0 ’ 1 2 Padiham...... 2 0 2 0 0 0 RibbWndrs... 2 0 2 0 0 0 Whalley....... 2 0 2 0 ' 0 0


S enior League P W L BP NR Pts


B . S to r e y c R . H e y w o r t h b W&w&z


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