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Ton- u p Briggs leads Wanderers home
'man batting side this sea
IBBLESDALE Wanderers had almost become a one-
son, but the signs are promising as the amateurs began to find some
form at the weekend. Martin Briggs was the hero of the
day on Saturday against Edenfield as he crashed a spectacular ton. The visitors batted first and
looked to be heading for a big score as openers Kershaw and Franklin put on 70 with Wanderers’ professional Shahid Nawaz and Ainsworth strug gling to make the breakthrough. The latter produced his best spell
C LITH ERO E a re p ic tu red b efo re
their weekend clash with Earby. They line up, back row (left to right)
Mick Dcwh u rst Neil Bolton, Mark Bolton, Neil Bibby, Jonathan Fielding, Simon Coulter, Neil Wincklcy. Front
Saturday CLITHEROE
Clifheroe v Earby
M. Bolton run out ................. 53 Fielding c S. Rushton b Jag-
( gers .................................... ‘JJj P. Secdle b A. R u sh to n
...........lb
'N. Bolton not o u t ....................48 A. Bums b A. Rushton ...........5
|M. Dewhurst c S. Rushton b A. Rushton ..............................26 ................. -2
■S. Coulter not out
“ E x t ra s ................................. -23 ' Total (for 7) ..................... 247
. Bowling: Harvey 9-2-29-0: P. Baistow 8-3-28-0; A. Jaggcrs 10- (0-67-1; S. Hipgrave 13-2-60-0; A. .Rushton 5-0-46-3.
EARBY
N. Hodge c Coulter b Fielding 35 S. Pickles lbw Dewhurst . . . .1 3 Harvey c Winckley b Fielding .
> 57C. Walton lbw Fielding ......... 11 •M. Plant s t Winckley b Fiold-
*S. Hipgravo c Coulter b Fielding .18 -S. Rushton c and b Fielding . .3
mg ..................... Rif,htonnotout , E x tra s ............... S S S W - •:...... .J
. Total (for 7) ................. ••?!? - Bowling: S. Bishop 5-0-36-0; 'M. Dewhurst 9-0-33-1; Fielding '19-5-59-6; N. Bibby 5-0-35-0; N. • Bolton 6:0-13-0; P. Scedle 1-0-14-
• Great Harwood i o w -f
v Whalley WHALLEY
Macintosh b Simpson -----74
• T. Hayes c Armer b Simpson . .2 CM. Fallonb Dagnall
r: J. Kearsley Whittle b Simpson 5
! Dagnall 1
<N. Keighley lbw Simpson -----0 1 A. Pratt c Clifford b Dagnall .8 , D. Higginbotham c Whittle b
................................ 4
■ Smith not out ............................3 o1]itnJ10CuV
scorecards Sunday
Weekend
Ribblesdale Wanderers v
Great Harwood GREAT HARWOOD
D. Cheesebrough b Braithwaite 15 McCrae c and b Braithwaite .22 P. Holdsworth c Rain b Braith waite ................................... J3.14
(left to right) Paul Secdle, Phil Bishop,
Andy Burns, Simon Bishop. 300598/17/22
Howarth and Terry Braithwaite came into the attack and vice-cap tain Howard broke through with two wickets for one run removing both
I t all changed when David .
openers. . Professional Ashley and Wright
added 35 before skipper Braithwaite bowled the professional for 12. I t was Wright who kept Eden-
field’s innings alive as the bowlers got on top. He struck some lusty blows, and enjoyed a fair slice of luck. This ran out in the final over when,
after hitting Braithwaite over extra cover for six, he was caught by Briggs in the deep off the next delivery. Two balls la ter Storey was bowled by the skipper and the vis
itors finished on 176-5. The Wanderers reply began with
of the season so far, and was unlucky not to take a wicket.
Nawaz edging one through to the keeper in the fourth over for two - his first real failure so far this season. Edenfield could be forgiven for
ing on the professional. The score had progressed to 75 when Howard hit a lazy shot to cover
off Radcliffe for a fine 33. When Spencer and Clark fell to the
20 overs.
same bowler for the addition of just. two runs, Wanderers needed 100 off
removed Ratcliffe from the attack launching four huge sixes off him in
Briggs moved into top gear as he oneover.
his feet in the middle order and he helped put on 50 in TO overs. .Martin Wrigle^ joined Briggs, who
Simon Duckworth is now finding .
thinking the game was theirs for the taking, but they reckoned without
Briggs. He joined David Howard and
together they built a platform which enabled Wanderers* batsmen the chance to win the game without rely
was making batting look easy crash ing good and bad deliveries alike to all comers as the pair added 40. Even when Monk was dubiously
adjudged lbw for four it was too late for Edenfield as Briggs became a cen tury-maker and then smashed Storey over the scoreboard to win the game in emphatic style for the Wanderers.
Cup joy for improving Whalley * * ■
when they dumped Clitheroe out of the Ramsbottom Cup and booked themselves a place in the semi-
W finals.
S. Atkinson b M o n k ................. 2 J. Howarth c Nawaz b Howard .11
R Clifford b Nawaz ..................2 G. Simpson b Nawaz .............. .0
P. Newton run out ..................H E x t ra s .................................;?5
Braithwaite 10-2-19-3; I. Brit- cliffe 9-1-38-1; D. Howard 10-0- 56-1; G. Monk 9-0-26-1.
RIBBLESDALE WANDERERS
Nawaz c McCrae b Clifford . .43 . . . .34 P. Spencer st Armor b McCrae . .64
D. Howard run o u t ................ 8 M. Briggs c and b Newton . . .7 ’ ’ '
M. Wrigley c Holdsworth b Simpson ............................. -29
McCrae ............................. -12 D. Overy not out
G. Monk c Cheesebrough b McCrae .................................0
....................H
T. Braithwaite not o u t ..........o ancj t h e n took 6-59 with the ball in E x t ra s ........................................................................................................ Total (for 8) ................... -188 Bowling: G. Simpson 9-2-25-1;
................
P. Holdsworth 10-2-31-0; P. New ton 8-0-20-2; R Clifford 3-0-13-1; M. Howarth 10-0-35-0; McCrae
.............51 8-0-55-3, Whalley v
Clitheroe WHALLEY
o*........................ o T Haves c Winckley b Bishop 78 0 P. MacintoshbFielding . .. .4 0
- E x t i a s .................................. .12 S .W K tw o o d r u n o u t Total (for 9) • • • : , : r : v™ £ ^ “ out' '. ’. ’.
( Bowling: Dagnall 18-5-53-4; -G. Simpson 13-3-25-5; P. - Houldsworth 5-0-29-0; P. Newton ' 4-0-29-0; M. Haworth 5-0-28-0..
GREAT HARWOOD D. Cheesebrough b Macintosh ..114
■ R. Lamb b Gorton ............... 32 - J. Whittle c O’Neill b Hayes .13
A A rm e r
P. Houldsworth not out .........10 FKld- A. Armer not out E x t ra s ........... Total (for 3)
.10 Bowling: Smith 6-2-35-0; D.
..................... 1 .....................178
O'Neill 5-0-33-0; M. Fallon 7-0- 35-0; S. Gorton 11-1-35-1; T.
■ Hayes 6-0-23-1; P. Macintosh 1- 0-10- 1.
Ribblesdale Wanderers
v Edenfield EDENFIELD
J. Kershaw c Spencer b Howard .21 II. Franklin b Howard...........40 Ashley b Braithwaite.............12 B. Wright c Briggs b B ra ith
. D. Holt not o u t ........................19 • B. Storey b Braithwaite...........0
M. Hawes not out ................. -4
E x t ra s ................................ Total (for 5)_ ...................-I™ Bowling: Nawaz 14-3-49-0; A.
: Ainsworth 7-3-19-0; D. Howard 11-1-45-2; T. Braithwaite 13-0-
• 45-3.
RIBBLESDALE WANDERERS
„
: NawazcBumsbAshley . . . . . 2 • D. Howard c Ashley b Ratcliffe 33 . M. Briggs not out . . . . . . ■••1°6 ' P. Spencer c Ashley bRatcliffe 0 '. R. Clark lbw Ratcliffe ............1 ■ S. Duckworth c Holt b Storey 13 '• M. Wrigley c Bums b Storey 11 ' G. Monk lbw Ashley .............11
\ • 6-2-40-3.
| Defeat at the
j double D
! The losers were Neil Cat- * termole, John Meadows, ! Phil Leaver and Adrian
■
i The Summer Squash ■ League were at home to i Reedley firsts and were also
• beaten 3-2. ; There were wins for Dave ■
V- i
“ well, Ian Crook and Gary Williams were all beaten.
’ Mackenzie and Andy Miller while Andy Roth-
i f f i c u l t games for
; The first team were at 1 home to Darwen and lost 4- 51 with John Carter the only i winner.
: Total (for 7) ....................-181 •; Bowling: B. Storey 16.1-3-65- • 2; Ashley 22-3-67-2; N. Ratchffe
waite ..................................61 Fielding smashed 76 with the bat •"
T o ta l .................................. Bowling: Nawaz 10-2-32-3; T.
With the bat Peter Macintosh and , ,
Tim Hayes were the heroes, opening the innings and providing a really solid
foundation for their side. With the ball it was a joint effort with
t J g S . ' X T ' . r™d,™i o m . » M. HowarthcRainbNawaz .5 professional Jason Smith (2-oi), otmon
Gorton (2-27) and Hayes with 3-25. Whalley skipper Mark Fallon won the toss and elected to bat, and Macintosh
HALLEY’S improving season took another giant step forward on Sunday
and Hayes were soon in their stride. That pair put on 88 for the first wicket
overs to go when he was caught behind by Neil Winckley off Steven Bishop’s bowling
. ,
before Clitheroe professional Jonathan Fielding made the first breakthrough by bowling Macintosh for 40. Fallon then joined Hayes, but didn t last long, being caught by Fielding off Neil
Bibby’s bowling for one. He was replaced by John Kearsley, who was caught by Neil Bolton off Bibby s
bowling for nought. Whalley had slumped from 88-0 to 105-3. Support
Westhead provided some support for
Hayes with a useful 10 before being run out, but then Andy Pratt joined Hayes
and proved useful support. Hayes eventually went with a couple of
for 78.
not out) were still there at the end as Whalley made it to 186-5 at the end of
Pratt (28 not out) and Gorton (seven ,
their innings. Clitheroe made a reasonable start to
their reply making 30 before Mark Bolton became the first man out for 13 when he was caught by Macintosh off Smith s
bowling.And with that wickets fell on a fairly regular basis with no-one being able to turn a decent innings into a big enough
score for Clitheroe. Fielding looked set but was caught
Fielding hits form in vital victory
over Earby on Saturday. C!
Total (for 5) ..................... 186 Bowling: S. Bishop 9-l-2o-l;
M. Dewhurst 9-0-46-0; N. Bolton 10-3-22-0; Fielding 10-1-39-1; N. Bibby 10-2-39-2. CLITHEROE
M. Bolton c Macintosh b Smith 13 mgcMacIntoshb O'Neill .19
N. Bolton c Westwood b Hayes .11
A. Burns c and b O’Neill .........4 M. Dewhurst s t Westwood b Hayes ................................. -5 P. Seedle c Pratt b Gorton . . .30
P. Bishop run out ..................... 2 M. Coulter b Smith ...............15 N. Bibby c Kearsley b Hayes .4 N. Winckley c Westwood b Gor
S. Bishop not out ................... i t E x t ra s ..................................
ton ......................................
T o ta l ...................................131 Bowling: D. O’Neill 10-3-23-2;
M. Fallon 5-0-14-0; Smith 7.3-0- 31-2; S. Gorton 10-3-27-2; T. Hayes 10-2-25-3.
RIBBLESDALE
LEAGUE Senior League P W TN/R LBP Pts
Cherry Tree 8
Padiham.... 8 Gt Harwood 8
Earby....... 8 Clithcroe... 8 RibbWndrs 8
B’wick...... 8 Settle....... 8 Whalley.... 8 0sw Imm.. 7 Edenfield... 8 Baxenden.. 8 Read........ 7 B'bum Nrthn8
Salesbury.. Clitheroe..
°.u.t. . ; : ; ; ; ; ; ; : : :io raw* wndn
BGSOB.... 7 S'steads.... 6 Read........ 6 Gt Harwood 7 Old Ross.... 7 Belvedere.. 7 Cherry Tree 7 Earby....... 7 Edenfield... 7
a real match-winning display. After winning the toss at Chatbum
Road, Clitheroe skipper Phil Bishop decided to bat first and the side got off to a tremendous start thanks to the hard-hitting efforts of Fielding and fellow-opening batsman Mark
Bolton. There were 140 runs on the board
before the first wicket fell in the 32nd over, giving Clitheroe the ideal basis
for a very large score. Fielding went first after facing 105
............... 10 b a l ls a n d s t r i k in g 1 0 fo u r s . Extras..........................22 bim after making 53 off 98 balls, hit- .7 And 10 runs later Bolton jo in e d
ILITHEROE profession al Jonathan Fielding led his side to a vital win
ting seven fours and a six along the From then on the Clitheroe bats
he was bowled by Andrew Rushton. Neil Bolton then provided a
Paul Seedle hit 16 in 17 balls before „ , . then running through Earby’s middle
order at an alarming rate. Chris Walton (11), Matthew Plant
men were out to score runs, and score them fast.
superb knock of 48 in just 27 balls, supported mainly by Mick Dewhurst, who hit 24 runs of his own
in just 14 balls. That left Clitheroe on 247 at the
close of the innings, with Andrew Rushton the most successful Earby
bowler with 3-46. The target was a big one, but
Earby got off to a decent start in reply, making 57 before Simon Pick les was trapped lbw for 13 by
Dewhurst. Fielding then began to turn it on,
first seeing off Nigel Hodge for 35,
(13), Stephen Hipgrave (18) and Steven Rushton (three) all fell to the Clitheroe professional. The only man to make any real
progress was the Earby profession al Jonathan Harvey, who hit 57 before he too fell to Fielding when he was caught behind by Neil
Winckley. As wickets fell Earby’s progress
became slower and slower and they eventually ran out of overs with 204
runs on the board. Andrew Rushton was still there
unbeaten on 34, hut it was nowhere
near enough. Fielding had the final say for a
from the game.
Cup despair as Wanderers miss out in thrilling finish
derers miss out on a Ramsbottom Cup semi-final place after a dra
A
matic last-ball finale. Great Harwood were the oppo
nents on Sunday and elected to bat first after winning the toss. Cheesborough and sub-profession
al McCrae opened the batting and faced some tight bowling from profes sional Shahid Nawaz and skipper
Terry Braithwaite. The captain made the break through when he bowled Cheese
brough for 15. Holdsworth had helped take the
score to 54 he was caught behind off Braithwaite, John Rain taking the chance one-handed at the second
attempt. The professional was then caught
and bowled in the same over which helped Braithwaite to finish his spell
First Division P W TN/R LBP Pts
of 10 overs with figures of 3-19. Ian Britcliffe came on for his sec
0 8 40 1 10 40 3 10 30
ond spell after his first had been rather costly, and a change of ends did the trick for him as he bowled
THRILLING contest which swung to and fro all day saw Ribblesdale Wan
Armer for 14. At 71-4 Harwood were struggling
He almost won the game for Wan but Whittle held the innings together
with a fine unbeaten 70. Wickets fell regularly at the other end, but Whittle managed to edge
the total to 190 all out. Nawaz started brightly in reply,
crashing two boundaries in the first
over. At the other end David Howard
seemed to find a fielder with every stroke played and the pair put on 32 before he was run out for eight. Saturday’s hero Martin Briggs
came to the crease but was tied down by some accurate Harwood bowling and eventually top-edged a shot for Newton to take a fine catch off his
own bowling. When Rain holed out to long-on
third ball for nought, Wanderers were
75-3 off 25 overs. Nawaz made things worse by hit
ting a long-hop to McCrae at mid wicket, and Wanderers were in des perate need of someone who could take on the bowling. They found someone in the shape
derers as he attacked the Harwood bowling, being particularly aggres
sive towards McCrae. He found excellent support in first
Duckworth (12) and then Wrigley (29) as Wanderers advanced towards
their target. Spencer was dropped on 47, but
reached his half-century and seemed to be winning the match until the
final over. It began with Wanderers needing
eight runs and McCrae came back to
bowl. Unfortunately Spencer went for
one big hit too many and was smart
ly stumped by Armer. Graham Monk was caught on the
boundary off the fourth ball of the over and then Overy hit a two off the fifth, leaving Wanderers needing a six
to win off the final ball. Overy gave it his all and it seemed
everyone in the ground held their breath as the ball flew towards the
boundary. Sadly for Wanderers it bounced 18
of Paul Spencer, who has just forced his way back into the side.
inches inside the boundary and Har wood scraped home in dramatic style.
Rig winners share the early lead [ H E Second Division
Padiham.... 7 Rolls-Royce 7
Clitheroe Squash i Club produced two defeats.
B'wick...... 7 B'bum Nrthn7 Baxenden.. 7 Osw Imm.. 7 Salesbury.. 7 Belvedere.. 7 BGSOB.... 7
Whalley.... 7 Rolls-Royce 7 Settle....... 7
P W TN/R LBP Pts 10 42 6 31 8 28 8 28 G 26 6 26 6 26 4 20 2 14 4 11 4 11 0 5
Earby....... 8 B'bum Nrthn8 Cherry Tree 8 Clitheroe... 8 Gt Harwood 8 Padiham.... 8 Read......... 7 S'steads.... 7 Salesbury.. 8 RibbWndrs 8 B'wick...... 8 Edenfield... 8 Baxenden.. 8 Settle....... 8 Belvedere.. 8 Osw 1mm.. 8
Third Division P W TN/R LBP Pts 2 12 39 2 10 37 2 10 37 4 35 4 33 8 32 8 25
P r e m i e r
League of the Clitheroe Pool
League is headed by Kings A and Read Consti tutional Club after both had terrific wins in the lat est round of matches. Pendle Hotel and White
Hart share top spot in the First Division. Pendle A have had a fan
tastic start, reaching their highest ever position in 20 years of league pool. Pendle Witch and Three
league, which will be played on Tuesday evenings. Registration
.............................
costs £20 per team. Any interested pasties
should telephone 01200
442243 for further details. RESULTS
Premier Division Buck A 4, Legion A 10; Dog and
Kings Arms, Clitheroe. The meeting starts at 8
Millstones are locked together at the top of the Second Division, while Starkies Fun Bar are clear leaders in the Third Divi sion and showing formida
ble form. O There is a league com
mittee meeting arranged for Tuesday night at the
V
p.m. and will incorporate the draw for the prelimi nary round of the Chal lenge Cup and also the ladies’ team registration. All committee members should be present at 7-45
p.m. New teams are still
required for the ladies’
Partridge B 4, Castle A 10, Royal Oak A 9, Higher Buck 5; Do Lacy B 2, Kings A 12; Pendle Hotel B 11, Do Lacy A 3; Read Constitu tional 11, Dog and Partridge A 3. First Division
Stork Hotel A 3. Horseshoe A
4; Waggon and Horses 3, Whallcy Arms A 4; Legion B 2, White Hart 5; Buck Wnnklcys 2, Pcndle Hotel A 5; Kings B 2, Black Bull A 5; Bay Horse 2, Mangrove A 5. Second Division
Castle B 2, Royal Oak B 5;
Legion C 3, Stork B 4; Horseshoe B 3, White Lion 4: Three Mill stones 5, Hurst Green 2; Pendlc Witch 6, Brown Cow 1. Third Division
Whallcy Arms B 1, White
Horse A 6; Mangrove B 0, Ultra frame 7; White Horse B 3, Dog Inn 4; Black Bull B 1, Black Horse 6; Starkies Fun Bar 4, Buck C 3. TONIGHT’S FIXTURES Premier Division
_____ . . m i Kings A v Buck A; De Lacy A
v Dog and Partridge A; Dog and Partr idge B v Royal Oak A;
Higher Buck v De Lacy Arms B; castle A v Pendle Hotel B; Legion
A v Read Constitutional Club. First Division
Pendle Hotel A v Stork Hotel
A; Black Bull A v Mangrove A; Waggon and Horses v Legion B;
White Hart v Buck Wrinkleys; Whalley A v Kings B; Horseshoe
A v Bay Horse. Second Division
Hurst Green v Castle B; Brown
Cow v Craven Heifer; Legion C v Horseshoe B; White Lion v Three Millstones; Stork B v Pendle Witch; Royal Oak B v New Inn. Third Division
Black Horse v Whalley Arms
B: Buck C v Legion D; Man grove B v White Horse B; Dog Inn v Black Bull B: Ultraframo V Starkies Fun Bar; White Horse
A-bye.
Clitheroe side who thoroughly deserved the five points they took
again by Macintosh off O’Neill’s bowling for 19, while Neil Bolton made just 11
, , i.
before Hayes saw him caught by West- head.
T T n n n > U S tv i o o n r r V i t h v
fell early, but there was some hope when Paul Seedle, who can score at a frighten ing rate, came in and looked in good nick. He too went, though, after making 30, when he was caught by Pratt off Gorton’s
Andy Burns and Mick Dewhurst both . . . .
b°With him went any hopes Clitheroe had and a procession of Clitheroe batsmen fol- lowed him out and then back into the pavilion.
unbeaten 11 from last man Steven Bishop, but the final Clitheroe wicket fell with the score on 131, giving Whalley passage mto the next round with their sights now set on
There was a 15 from Coulter and an „ „ , the final.
Two in the runs - but no success for locals
W wood.
HALLEY took another tumble in the Vaux Ribblesdale League on Saturday when they went down a t Great Har-
thanks mainly to 74 from Peter Macintosh and a half- century from skipper Mark Fallon.
Batting first Whalley made 174-9 - a decent total from the Whalley batting.
Apart from those two there was little to shout about ■
The next-best score was nine made by Simon Gor
ton batting at number nine with no fewer than six of the other Whalley batsmen failing to make more than
five.The wickets were shared between professional Chris Dagnall (4-53) and skipper Simpson (5-25) for Har-
to 121-3 Whalley really should have done better. Great Harwood, gunning for their sixth victory of
The target set was a decent one, but after making it . . .,
the season, wasted no time at all in their reply Jason Smith and David O’Neill opened the Whalley
bowling and performed well without making any breakthroughs.
The Harwood openers Cheesborough and LamD , T .
looked in fine nick and Whalley seemed incapable of producing that piece of magic which could get the back
into the game. Lamb’s was the first wicket to fall when he was
bowled by Gorton for 32, and then Whittle went for 13
when caught by O’Neill of Hayes’s bowling. Cheesborough was the real threat, though, and he
hogged the bowling to smash a superb century, even tually falling to Macintosh for 114.
was down to Holdsworth (10 not out) and Armer (one not out) to seal victory for the home side.______
But by then the game was lost for Whalley and it . __ League action was
HE weekend's Vaux Ribblesdale Cricket
overshadowed by the tragic death of Read wicketkeep er Peter Worsley. The WJialley Road club cancelled'their first, second and third team fixtures as a mark of respect to the pop
ular player. A full story about the
tragedy can be found on page 10 of this issue. Elsewhere in the league, games went ahead as
planned. In the First Division,
Clitheroe seconds earned their sixth win when beat ing Earby by 16 runs. The locals made 139-7,
Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, 4th June, 1998 33
before bowling the Apple- garth side out for 123, with Atkinson taking 5-29. And Ribblesdale Wan
derers seconds also had a seven-point haul against Edenfield. Davies and B. Spencer
put on 147 for the fourth wicket as they helped Wan derers rack up 198-6. Davies was finally out
10 runs short of his centu ry, while Spencer made 72. In reply, Edenfield were
all out for 179, with Pye finishing unbeaten on 93. Among the wickets were
Ian Britcliffe (2-61), Pearce (2-28), B. Spencer (3-58) and Leach (2-19). In the Second Division,
Whalley seconds were beaten by four wickets by Burnley Grammar School
Old Boys. The Station Road side
made 144-7, but the Old Boys passed the target with six wickets down. Unfortunately, on Sun
day, Whalley c o u ld n 't make cup progress as they lost out on the chance of a Vaux Lawrenson Cup quarter-final slot with a seven-run defeat against Great Harwood. Harwood made 111, but the locals fell agonisingly
short in reply. In the Third Division, Ribblesdale Wanderers
thirds had a mammoth 187- run win over Baxenden. Taking first knock,
Wanderers made 295-3, with Dewhurst (65), Adams (88 not out) and Marsh (74) in fine form with the bat. And Baxenden were
bowled out for 108 in reply. Clitheroe thirds were
just three wickets down. FIXTURES Saturday
Senior League
Baxenden v Clitheroe; Ribblesdale Wanderers v
Settle; Whalley v Read. First Division
Clitheroe v Salesbury; Old Rossendalians v Ribblesdale
Wanderers; Read v Belvedere. Second Division
Salesbury v Whalley. Sunday
Read v Edenfield; Ribblesdale Wanderers vStacksteads.
Clitheroe v Baxenden; Third Division
Weakened Chatburn miss out - but seconds score good win
A
WEAKENED Chatburn first team lost their
weekend game against Keighley Technical Col lege, but Jonathan Lock- ley was the second team's match-winner. Chatburn first team won
who were all out for 111. Pick of the bowlers were
Shovelton 6 not out. Chatburn 2nds 189: P.
all-rounder Lockley took 4- 48, and Steve Almond 2-4. Keighley Technical Col
lege 182-9: R. Shovelton 23- 4-84-5; D. Glover 8-4-20-2;
the toss and put Keighley in to bat.And Keighley made 182-
9 in their 45 overs, although R. Shovelton bowled well,
taking 5-84. But he didn't have much luck with a number of
dropped catches. • In reply, Shovelton (51)
and John Woodham (21) were the only batsmen to make double figures in a
poor display. Chatbum were all out for
100, and Keighley had their first win from sue games. The seconds also faced
Keighley, and Lockley helped them return to win
ning ways. Chatburn batted first
and after losing two quick wickets, Peter Clough (56) and Lockley (69) put on over 100 to put the locals in
an excellent position, John Trotter (34) contin
ued the dominance, but unfortunately the lower order batsmen didn't con
tribute. Nevertheless, Chatburn
finished on 189, which was far too much for Keighley,
R. Booth 14-1-70-1. Chatburn 100: T. Topham
0, J. Woodham 21, R. Shov elton 51, D. Glover 3, R. Booth 0, N. Cartledge 5, T. Saunders 0, R. Devine 0, J. Moore 9, R. Hartley 1, L.
Clough 56, G. West 0, A. Lambert 0, J. Lockley 69, S. Trotter 0, J. Trotter 34, G. Lambert 15, C. Mulheam 1, P. Kelly 0, M. Brown 2 not out, S. Almond 0. Keighley Technical Col
lege 111: J. Lockley 16-2-48- 4; A. Lambert 7-2-9-1; J. Trotter 8-0-36-2; S. Almond 3-0-4-2; S. Trotter 1.3-0-4-1.
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The Best of Luck to you all Thanks to everyone who took port in the draw
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J. Taylor ; addington bledon
also victorious, bowling Oswaldtwistle Immanuel
out for 91, before knocking off the winning runs with
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