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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, June 18th, 1993 31 Clltheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) S f e r o r ^ n


RIBBLESDALE RUN OUT WINNERS IN EXCITING DERBY DAY CLASH


Whalley proved to be an excit­ D


ing encounter. Either side could have won, but in the end Wanderers prevailed by


just 10 runs. Wanderers’ skipper Terry Braith-


the seamers. Professional Shahid Nawaz and


waite won the toss and elected to bat first on a green wicket which helped


David Howard found runs hard to come by, especially with the damp outfield slowing down any shot which passed the fielders. The openers had put on 24 when


his usual accuracy and had all the batsmen playing and missing


David O’Neill was bowling with ...


throughout his long spell. His reward,came when Briggs


chipped one to Keighley at mid-wick-


et for eight. In-form Paul Spencer joined


Derek’s dream to come true?


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SUPERB performance in the European Championships has put Whalley-based runner Derek Lee right on course for his


Olympic dream to come true. Derek (34) is a resident at Calderstones Hospital


and hopes his good form can win him a place in the


Great British Special Olympics team. His latest success came at Cape Roca, Portugal,


where he competed in the 5,000m and finished ninth. “Running in Portugal in a field of 22 was quite an


experience," he said. “I have learned a lot from that run and will have a


better idea of how to race when I next compete.” Derek is the North-West Counties Champion at 1,500m and national runner-up at 1,500m and 5,000m.


so is a bonus — now I am aiming to get into the British squad,” he said.


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Now his aim is a place in the British team. “I have always wanted to run for my country, to do


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Nawaz and they took the total to 73 when Gorton trapped the former leg


before for 15. When the professional mis-timed a


al Jonathan Fielding starred with both bat and ball to see Clitheroe com- fortablyDouble trouble foir county cup rivals through to the next stage of the Lancashire Knock­


I


T was double trouble for Edgeworth as Neil Bolton and profession­


out. Bolton took 3-29 and


scored an unbeaten 66, while Fielding took 5-29 and finished undefeated on 42 as the locals won with eight wickets to spare. Skipper Phil Bishop won


A »»** *-'**-'**’-'»" wnen tnu piuic2>aiL»iiai uno-ui»*»w^ ^


ESPITE a rain-delayed s ta r t Ribblesdale Wan­ derers’ derby clash with


drive off O’Neill and was caught by Andy Pratt for 37, the match was in


Whalley’s favour. Ribblesdale battled on with Whal-


ley’s bowlers giving nothing away. David Overy was next to go,


bowled by Gorton for eight. Davies and Wrigley took the score


into three figures before Whalley pro­ fessional Jason Smith returned to the attack to remove Wrigley for 13 and. Davies was run out by O’Neill for 10. Veteran Graham Monk and young


Richard Clark added a precious and vital 21 runs in the final three overs as Wanderers’ innings closed on 128-8


off 42 overs. Requiring three-an-over Whalley


Howard was bowled by Smith for nine.


looked odds-on favourites to win the


match. But their batsmen found it just as


difficult to score runs as Wanderers


had. Macintosh was bowled by David Howard in the second over, bringing in the in-form and dangerous Mark Fallon to join Tim Hayes. A stand of 41 ensued with Fallon


and, even though Kearsley followed soon after, caught at slip by Monk off Howard for three, they still only needed three-an-over. At 64-3 Andrew Pearce joined the


attack replacing David Howard who bowled well for his 2-38 off 12. Pearce struck with the last ball of


his first over when Pratt was caught at mid-on by Braithwaite for eight. In his second over he struck again, Hayes being caught off Monk for a


patient 22. Nawaz bowled Keighley for one


and Pearce bowled Redhead for nought - Whalley were floundering at 70-7 with Pearce’s figures reading


3-3 off three overs. Gorton hit out but was caught


behind by Davies off Pearce. The home sides last chance was professional Smith, but he was run­


ning out of partners. Westwood was run out by Briggs


dominating - he had struck three fours and a six before Nawaz got one to leave him off the pitch and nip off


the bail. Whalley were in the driving seat


for five at 101-9 and O’Neill helped take the score on to 118 before Nawaz bowled Smith for 28 to leave the home side 10 runs short. I t was a great finish to a superb


match. Whalley, of course, still have the


Double trouble for red rose rivals


the toss and chose to field. The visitors got off to a


reasonably good start, putting on 33 in 14 overs before the first wicket fell. Neil Bibby made the


breakthrough, having Davies (19) caught by


Simon Bishop. Brooks (5) followed


cheaply, bowled by Bolton with the score on 45. Bolton saw off opener


Birch (15) in his next over for the addition of just one run, and when he trapped Charleston (9), Edgeworth stood at 62-4.


However, Kernich and


professional Jones per­ formed something of a resuce act, doubling the score as they shared 65 for


the fifth wicket. But Fielding put his side


back on track, taking wick­ ets with the first, third and fifth balls of his sixth over to reduce the visitors to 127-7. Kernich was then run


out, before Fielding took another two wickets in his eighth over to finish off Edgeworth, with the score


on 145. Fielding ended with 5-29


off 7.5 overs, with Bolton weighing in with 3-29 off nine. The Clitheroe reply got off to a lightning start as


Mark Bolton and Andy Burns smashed 25 in five


overs. They lost Burns (11) on


30, and although Bolton (21) followed him with the score on 49, Bolton and Fielding shared 97 to see their side home with plenty


of overs to spare. Bolton's 66 came off 69


Fielding hits fine form as Clitheroe win again A


ry at Oswaldtwistle Immanuel


n o t h e r top-drawer display from Clitheroe professional Jonathan Fielding helped his side to victo­


on Saturday. He was aided and abetted by


Andy Bums who hit cracking form to smash a superb 87 in 97 balls. Clitheroe skipper Phil Bishop


he meant to go on with a wicket with his sixth ball, trapping Heyes leg before for nought. His fellow opener Watson was


calfe made a valuable 36 before Fielding had him stumped by


joined by professional Zahir Hanif and that pair rescued what could have been a sticky opening to the game with a stand of 81. Watson was the first to go, caught by Neil Bibby off Mick


‘ .. And their bowlers did well to ' restrict the home side to 174-6. Fielding started the game as


won the toss and decided to field fiist.


on 122 when Fielding saw him caught by Mark Bolton four runs short of his half-century.


Dewhurst for 53. Hanif went next with the score


Oswaldtwistle skipper Met­


Neil Winckley. That was his second victim of


the day - Winckley had stumped Barnes off Dewhurst for one with


the score on 126. Mayers was still there at the


finish on 20, and Dewhurst claimed another wicket to bowl


Moorby for nought late on. Dewhurst and Fielding fin­


ished with identical figures of 3- 54, Dewhurst having bowled two


more over then the 11 bowled by . • « «


Fielding. Clitheroe’s reply began in


much the same fashion as the home side’s had — with the loss of


a wicket. Mark Bolton was the man to


go, bowled by Metcalfe for nought in the start of the third over. New batsmen Paul Seedle was


out later in the same over and Clitheroe were in some trouble at


2-2. But that was when Burns


joined his professional, and that


Parsons hits fifty but Read go bottom


By Justin Connolly


council approved planning permission. Chairman Steve Rush confirmed that,


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after receiving the go-ahead from the coun­ cil, the task of preparing the site for the arrival of the ready-built structure has


begun. - - J “The base has already started going


down and all the materials have been ordered by the company building the


changing rooms,” he said.


ORK on Clitheroe FC’s new changing rooms at Shawbridge has already started after the


“We hope to have everything in place for the first home friendly of the season


some time next month.” The new changing rooms will be situat­


ed behind the dug-outs between the old and new stands at Shawbridge. They will replace those currently sited in


the clubhouse, which will allow for the bar facilities in the clubhouse to be expanded. Meanwhile there was no news about new


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Clitheroe players for the coming season. The annual meeting of the North-West Counties’ League is on Saturday, after


which players can start registering. The current playing staff returned to


training on Tuesday night.


Leaders among trio of big pool winners


of the Clitheroe Pool T


League. Buck A, Legion A and


league leaders Read Con­ stitutional all won 12-2. First Division leaders


HERE were three big winners in the Premier Division


and Partridge B v Castle A; Cas­ tle B v Legion B: Buck Wrink­ leys v Whalley A; Royal Oak A v Legion D; Dog Inn (Whalley) v De Lacy A. 0 Matches to be played on


Tuesday starting at 8 p.m. TABLES


Whalley A had a comfort­ able 6-1 victory over Stork Hotel while Three Mill­ stones remained top of the Second Division after a 4-3 win over Horseshoe B. In the Third Division


Starkies Fun Bar remain top, despite losing 4-3 at


Mangrove B. Buck C and Ultraframe


in second and third-places closed the gap with 7-0 vic­


tories. O Registration for the


Ladies’ Pool League takes place on Tuesday night at the Kings Arms, Bawd- lands, Clitheroe starting at 7-30 p.m.


A 5, Dog and Partridge A 9; Legion A 12, Dc Lacy A 2; Do Lacy B 9, Royal Oak A 5; Dog and Partridge B 6, Pcndle B 9; Higher Buck 2, Read Constitu­


Buck A 12, Castle A 2; Kings tional 12. First Division


Stork A 1, Whallcy A 6; Pcn­ dle A 2, Mangrove A 5; Horse­


shoe A 1, Black Bull A 6; Buck Wrinkleys 4, Legion B 3; Wag­ gon and Horses 5, Kings B 2; White Hart 6, Bay Horse 2. Second Division


Castle B 3, Stork B 4; Hurst


Green 3, Craven Heifer 4; Royal Oak B 4, Brown Cow 3: Three Millstones 4, Horseshoe B 3; Legion C 6, Pendle Witch 1;


r White Lion 4, New Inn 3. i


1 Whallcy B 0, Ultraframe 7; tv 1_1. tT^.iin 5 T.nalnn D 4:


Third Division Premier Division RESULTS


White Horse A 0, Buck C 7; Black Bull B 5, White Horse B 2; Mangrove B 4, Starkios Fun Bar


3; Dog Inn-bye. TONIGHT’S FIXTURES Premier Division


B; Dog and Partridge A v Castle A; Dc Lacy A v Higher Buck; Legion A v Kings A: Pendle B v Do Lacy B; Read Constitutional


Buck A v Dog and Partridge


v Royal Oak A. First Division


Stork A v Waggon and Hors­


es; Mangrove A v Whalley Arms A; Black Bull A v White Hart; Horseshoe A v Pendlc A; Kings B v Buck Wrinklcys; Bay Horse


v Legion B. Second Division


Heifer v Stork B; Brown Cow v White Lion; Royal Oak B v Hurst Green; Pendlc Witch v Three Millstones; New Inn v


Castle B v Legion C; Craven


Horseshoe B. Third Division


Legion D v Ultraframc; Buck C v Dog Inn; White Horse A v Black Horse; Starkics Fun Bar v Black Bull B; White Horse B -


Whallcy B v Mangrove B;


bye. Team Knockout Preliminary Round


De Lacy B v Pcndlo A; Ultra-


frame v Starkics Fun Ban Man­ grove B v Mangrove A; White Horse A v Pendle Witch; Black Bull A v Buck A; Three Mill­ stones v Legion C: Legion A v Kings B; Higher Buck v Read Constitutional; New Inn v Royal n- Fines A v Stork A; Dog


Read Con........ 5 4 1 0 54 Legion A........ 5 3 2 0 48 Dog & Part A... 5 4 0 1 47 Kings A......... 5 3 0 2 45 Royal Oak A.... 5 3 0 2 40 Buck A.......... 5 3 0 2 40 Castle A......... 5 3 0 2 34 De Lacy B...... 5 2 1 2 32 PcndlcB........ 5 2 0 3 26 Dog & Part B... 5 0 1 4 24 Higher Buck.... 5 0 3 4 22 DeLacyA...... 5 0 0 5 8 Second Division I' W L Pts


Premier Division P V


V D L Pts


ESPITE a hard-hitting unbeat­ en 53 from skipper David Par­ sons against Blackburn North­


defeat of the season and dropped to the


bottom of the pile. Northern leapfrogged Read by virtue of


the five points they took from the game at


Pleckgate Road. The home side won the toss and elected


to field, opening the attack with David


Walton and Neil Weaver. Read openers Nick Marsh and Terry


Little were parted in the second over when Little, attempting a run, was sent back by Marsh and was run out by several feet. Professional Kashif Ibrahim joined Marsh, and the score had only reached 11


by the 11th over. Weaver then had the professional


caught behind by Bromley for six. Marsh and Peter Usher attempted to


resurrect the innings, but at 21, Marsh was caught behind off Walton. John Doughty and Usher enjoyed a


ern, Read slumped to their seventh


again.With the experience of Parsons and Malcolm Hcyworth at the wicket, it was still possible for Read to readjust, but when Ileyworth was caught by Weaver off Pratt for one with the score on 64, one was sceptical whether they could survive the


reduced total of 41 overs. Sam Marshall joined Parsons, and while the former skipper scored at a fast rate,


Marshall kept up his end. These two batted out the overs, moving


the score to 116-8. Marshall made three,with Parsons


smashing 53 off 55 balls. Northern opened their reply with skipper


Mel Gillibrand and professional Ryan


Maron. Read struck early when Maron played


onto Heyworth with only 12 on the board. Neil Fitzmaurice was next in and he and


the skipper moved the score on to 24 before the former was caught behind by Doughty


off Ibrahim for six. Weaver joined his captain, but on 34,


stand of 25, doubling the score before Usher was bowled by Walton on 19. Doughty was next to go at 55, caught


by Norse at deep long off, with Walton the bowler.Four runs later, Fox was trapped leg


before by Pratt. Without addition to the score, Gary


Waggon’s charge comes to halt


Whallcy A......... 5 5 0 34 White Hart........ 6 5 0 33 Waggon & Horses 5 3 2 29 Mangrove A....... 5 3 2 25 Black Bull A...... 5 1 2 25 Pendlc A........... 5 3 2 24 Horseshoe A....... 5 3 2 22 StoikA............. 5 2 3 20 Buck Wrinklcys... 5 2 3 20 Legion B........... 5 1 4 14 Bay Horse......... 5 0 5 12 Kings B................ 5 0 5 12 Third Division P W L Pts


when they lost to Riming- ton in the Clitheroe and District Cricket League. The pub side's first


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Three Millstones. 5 4 1 32 Pcndlo Witch..... 5 3 2 27 White Lion........ 5 4 1 27 Legion C........... 5 3 2 26 Stork B................ 5 4 1 26 Hurst Green....... 5 2 3 22 Craven Heifer..... 4 3 1 21 New Inn............... 4 2 2 19 Horseshoe B....... 5 1 4 18 Castle B............ 5 1 4 16 Royal Oak 11...... 5 2 3 16 Brown Cow........ 5 0 5 11 Fourth Division P W L Pts


Starkics Fun Bar. 5 4 1 29 BuckC................. 4 3 1 26 Ultraframe......... 4 2 2 24 Dog Inn............ 4 3 1 24 Legion D........... 4 3 1 23 Black Bull B...... 5 3 2 21 Black Horse....... 5 2 3 20 Mangrove B....... 5 2 3 15 White Horse B.... 6 1 4 15 White Horse A.... 4 1 3 13 Whnllpv B.......... 5 1 4 12


defeat of the season allowed Riversiders, 33-run winners over Waddington, to close the gap at the top. In the other games, Simon


HE Waggon and Horses gallop was brought to a halt


O'Connor holed out to Norse off Walton


Weaver fell to the same combination. Bromley and Gillibrand added 52, before the skipper was clean-bowled by


Umar for 28. Bromley and Walton saw their side past


Walton and Jeffereon saw the required lib without risk and victory was Northern's.


. . . . .


100, but at 101, Umar clean-bowled Brom­ ley for 36.


Chatburn denied by weather


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Tomlinson smashed 45 as Chatbum thrashed Chipping A by 53 runs and Catholic ■ SC, led by an unbeaten 50 from Phil Bishop and 37 from Steve Simpson, beat Chipping Ramblers despite a good knock of 47 from Guy Dunford.


Catholic SC.129-1, Chipping RESULTS


Ramblers 83-4; Riversiders 96-4, Waddington 63; Chatburn 122-8, Chipping A 69-7; Waggon and Horses 54-6, Riminglon 66-7.


POINTS AND POSITIONS 1, Waggon and Horses 18; 2,


Riversiders 15; 3, Rimlngton 13; 4, Waddington, Chatburn, Catholic SC 9; 7, Calderstones 6; 8, Chipping Ramblers 1; 9, Chip-


Glusburn....... IngrowSJ...... Keighley TC..


HE weather prevented Chatburn from trying to knock off the required runs against Glusburn on


bowling of Neil Cartlcdge, who took 7-32 as Glusburn were all out for 159.


The locals won the toss and put the visitors in to bat, hoping to get quick wickets.


But one good thing came out of the game - the spin .


Saturday. ,


Idcson (36), Lloyd (38) and Mallory (49) frustrated the home attack.


However, on a poor day for cricket, this didn t happen as , ,


................... Third change bowler Cartlcdge had great joy in his 7.3 , . . , . _ „


overs as he helped bowl Glusburn out for 159. But with Chatburn on 51-5 in reply, no further play was


possible, and the sides were awarded a point each. Chatburn seconds' game at Glusburn was off. Glusburn 159: R. Shovclton 15-3-31-1; D. Glover 6-2-17-0;


A. Booth 6-0-31-1; R. Booth 10-0-44-1; N. Cartledge 7.3-0- 32-7


.. . , .


balls, while Fielding reached 42 off 51 balls.


VANQUISHED: Whallcy line up (back row, left to right) Simon Gorton, Andy Pratt, John Kcars- ley, Dave Westwood, Paul Macintosh,Tim Hayes (front) Darryl Rcadhcad, Nick KeiRliIcy.Mark Fallon, Dave O'Neill, Jason Smith


Oswaldtwistle Immanuel v


Clitheroe IMMANUEL


R. Watson c Bibby b Dewhurst .53


pair proved unstoppable as they powered Clitheroe to victory. Burns had hit three sixes and


-J . ■ n 4- Annn Vvln 40 r nPt


six fours and was eventually out for 87 having helped Fielding add 155 runs to to Clitheroe total, within 20 of victory. Burns was the final Clitheroe


M. Heyes lbw Fielding--------0 Hanif c M. Bolton b Fielding 46 J. Metcalfe sFWinckkyb Fielding 3C


N. Barnes not o u t ..................20 P. Mayers b Dewhurst ............0 A. Moorby not o u t .................4


Simon Bishop 5-1-22-0; N. Bolton 3-0-12-0: M. Dewhurst 13-0-54-3; P. Sccdle 4-0-20-0.


Extras................................15 Total (for 6) ....................174 Bowling: Fielding 11-0-54-3;


CLITHEROE


wicket to fall as Neil Bolton joined Fielding and crashed a four and a six to finish unbeaten on 12. Fielding was also unbeaten on


M. Bolton b Metcalfe..............0 J. Fielding not o u t ..................70 P. Sccdle b Metcalfe ................0 A. Bums c Heyes b Metcalfe .87 N. Bolton not o u t ....................7


70 when the winning runs were hit. He had batted for 86 balls and had hit four fours in.


65-3; R. Watson 70-1-29-0; Hanif 6-0-37-0; M. Taylor 2-0-16-0; A. Moorby 4-0-27-0


Extras................................13 Total (for 3) ....................177 Bowling: J. Metcalfe 15.2-2-


Whalley v Rihblesdale


Wanderers WANDERERS


NawazcPrattbO'Neill ....37 D. Howard b Smith ........... .9 M. Briggs c Keighley b O'Neill .8


P. Spencer lbw Gorton . . . . . .1 5 M. Davies c Fallon b Smith .13


D. Overy b Gorton..................8 M. Wrigley run out ..............10 R. Clark not o u t ................. .6 G. Monk c Keighley b O’Neill 13 A. Pearce not out ....................2 Extras................................. 7 Total (for 8) ....................128 Bowling: Smith 11-2-37-2; D.


cup to play for while Wanderers are now pushing for a top-four spot.


VICTORS: Ribblesdale Wanders line up (back row, left to right) Richard Clark, Andrew Pearce, 13UbJS/l»


David Howard, Paul Spencer,Marlin Wriglcy, Shahid Nawaz, (front row) David Ovcry, Martin Dnvies, Martin Briggs. Terry Braithwaite, Graham Monk.


130698/18/ . ( Cricfcet Round-tap )


bury travel to Shireshead and Forton on Sunday as they bid to reach the Lords final of the Nation­ al Village Knockout. The Ribchester Road


R


ib b l e s d a l e League First Divi­ sion leaders Sales-


Whalley seconds' game with Padiham didn't start. In the Third Division,


Read thirds beat Black­ burn Northern by a whop­ ping 149 runs, with Whal­ ley making 115. in the Whalley Road side's 239-9. Northern were skittled


side visits the Westmor­ land Nuclear Electric League team in the region­ al final, for a place in the national rounds. The locals have beaten


for just 90. Ribblesdale Wanderers


for 97, chasing 130-9. FIXTURES Tomorrow


Caton, Cartmel, Pendle For­ est and Warton on the way to the regional final, and they hope to repeat a win­ ning performance against the same side two years ago. Skipper Ian Riley said:


Clitheroe v Whalley; Great Harwood v Read; Ribblesdale


Senior League


Wanderers v Baxenden. First Division


"If the players continue to play to their full potential, there is no reason we should­ n't reach the final at Lords. "But we must keep our


feet firmly on the ground and take one game at a


time." The villagers remain


0'Noll21-3-61-3;S. Gorton 104-21-2. WHALLEY


P. Macintosh b Howard ........ 0 T. Hayes c Monk b Pearce . . .22 M. Fallon b Nawaz ..............26 J. Kearsley c Monk b Howard .3 A. Pratt c Braithwaite b Pearce .8 N. Keighley b Nawaz..............1 D. Redhead b Pearce ..............0 Smith b Nawaz......................28 S. Gorton c Davies b Pearce . .7 D. Westward run out ..............5 D. O’Neill notout


unbeaten in 15 games in league and cup this season, and maintained top spot in the First Division with a three-wicket win over Read on Saturday. 1 Read made 140-8, with Graham Bardsley hitting a


fine 53. But the leaders knocked


off the winning runs with just seven wickets down. And a repeat dose on


Howard 12-238*2; A. Rarec 8-3-214. Blackburn Northern


Extras................................16 Total ..............................118 Bowling: Nawaz 20.2-2-50-3; D.


..................2


v Read READ


T. Little run out ..................... 1 N. Marsh c Bromley b Walton .9


Ibrahim c Bromley b Weaver . .6 P. Usher b Walton..................19 J. Doughty c Norse b Walton 14 I. Fox lbwb P ra t t ....................3 G. O’Connor c Norse b Walton 3 D. Parsons not out ................53 M. Ileyworth c Weaver b Pratt 1 S. Marshall not o u t ........ ..........3 Extras................................. 4 Total (for 9) ....................116 Bowling: D. Walton 18-5-374;


NORTHERN


Sunday saw Salesbury earn a Lawrenson Cup third round clash with Earby. Yates (69) and Moss (67)


Clitheroe. Burnley Belvedere v Ribbles­


dale Wanderers; Read v Old Rossendalians; Stacksteads v


Ramsbottom Cup Semi-Final Earby v Whalley. Third Division


Whalley v Bamoldswick. Sunday


Read v Cherry Tree; Ribblesdalc Wanderers v Blackburn Northern. TABLES


Clitheroe v Great Harwood;


Cherry Tree 10 7 0 2 1 6 45 Padiham.... 10 6 0 2 2 8 42 Clitheroe... 10 7 0 1 2 4 41 GtHarwoodlO 6 0 2 2 6 40 Earby....... 10 6 0 2 2 4 38 RibbWndrslO 5 0 1 4 8 35 Bam’wick.. 10 5 0 1 4 4 31 Settle....... 10 3 0 2 5 4 23 Whalley.... 10 3 0 1 6 4 21 Osw Imra , .9 3 0 1 5 2 19 Edenficld... 10 2 0 2 6 4 18 Baxenden.. 10 2 0 1 7 2 14 Northern... 10 2 0 1 7 0 12 Read....... 9 2 0 1 6 0 12 First Division P W TN/R L BP Pts


were in fine form with the bat as Salesbury made 212-4. And despite Sam Mar­ shall's 79, Read were all out


for 181. Elsewhere in the First


Division, Clitheroe seconds kept the pressure up on Salesbury with a nine- wicket win over Old


Rossendalians. Hargreaves took 7-46 as Rossendalians were bowled out for 79, and the locals knocked off the winning runs with ease. . Ribblesdale Wanderers


N. Weaver 10-3-27-1; D. Pratt 10- 3-36-2; R. Mohammed 3-0-15-0.


M. Gillibrand b Umar .......... 28 Maron b Heyworth..................6 N. Fitzmauricc c Doughty b Ibrahim........................ ; -..6


Senior League P W TN/R L BP Pts


Second Division


lost to Great Harwood by 33 runs, after being all out


Salesbury .. 9 8 0 1 0 8 50 Clitheroe... 9 7 0 0 2 12 47 RibbWndrs 9 5 0 1 3 10 37 Gt Harwood 9 5 0 0 4 10 35 BGSOB.... 9 4 0 3 2 6 32 Read....... 8 5 0 0 3 6 31 Stacksteads 8 4 0 2 2 4 28 Old Ross.... 9 3 0 1 5 6 23 Cherry Tree 9 2 0 1 6 8 20 Belvedere . .9 2 0 2 5 4 18


Earby........ 9 1 0 2 6 0 9 Edenfield... 9 0 0 1 8 6 8 Second Division P W TN/R LBPPts


Padiham.... 9 6 0 3 0 10 46 Salesbury . .9 6 0 0 3 8 38 Rolls-Royce 9 6 0 0 3 8 38 Baxenden .. 9 5 0 1 3 6 33 Bam’wick.. 9 4 0 2 3 8 32 Northern... 9 4 0 1 4 8 30 Belvedere .. 9 3 0 4 2 6 29 Oswlmm.. 9 4 0 1 4 6 28 BGSOB.... 9 2 0 2 5 4 18 Whallcy.... 9 2 0 1 6 4 16 Settle....... 9 2 0 1 6 2 11 Rolls-Royce 9 1 0 2


seconds were also successful, beating Burnley Grammar School Old Boys by 52 runs. Wanderers made 172-9, with B. Spencer top-scor­


ing with 59. And although the Old


N Weaver c Doughty b Ibrahim. J8 P. Bromley b Umar................36 D. Walton not o u t ..................16 D. Jefferson not out ................3 Extras................................15 Total (for 5) ....................118 Bowling: Ibrahim 26-540-2; M.


Edgeworth EDGEWORTH


J. Birch b N. Bolton .............. 15 M. Davies cS. Bishop b Bibby .19


II. Brooks lbw b N. Bolton . . . .5 D. Charleston lbw b N. Bolton .9 N. Kernich run out .............. 36 Jones c R Bishop b Fielding . .31 D. Brooks c Bibby b Fielding. .0 D. Thornton c Dewhurst b Field­


5, T. Topham 15 not out, A. Booth 16, S. Mercer 0, R. Booth 4 not out.


Chatbum 51-5: S. Procter 5, D. Harrison 0, R. Shovelton


Barrowford.. Long Lee.... Cliatbum....


Craven and District League 18 Carlcton......... 9 6 2 1 20


, Division l> W I) L i'


9 6 3


9 6 2 0 22 Cowling......... 9 G 3 0 21 9 5 3 1 1


Fourth Division P W D L p


9 5 1 3 16 Glusbum........ , 9 4 4


9 3 4 2 13 Forest 3rds..... , 9


18 Cononloy........, 9 4 3 2 17 3 2 15


9 3 2 3 12 Cluitkurn....... . 9 4 2 3 14 J Nelson's....... . 9 2 2 6 8


2 3 14


9 2 4 2 12 Foulridgc....... . 9 4 1 4 13 9 2 4 3 10 Airedale......... , 9 3 3 3 12 9 2 3 1 9 9 1 4 4 7 9 1 3 5 6


9 0 2 7 2 Keighley TC.... 9 0 3 0 3


•Gargravo...... . 9 1 2 5. 7 •IngrowSJ..... . 9 0 4 4 6


C. Ixicko Ibw b Fielding..........1 D. Beswick b Fielding..............0 Extras..............................A® Total ...............................-146 Bowling: S. Bishop 7-0-41-0; N.


I ing ..................................... . McLcllcn not out ..............14 CLITHEROE


Boys denied Wanderers the bonus points, they ended on


Spencer claiming 3-53 after


120-8. Leach took 4-42, with


I leyv-orth 16-944-1; Umar 4-0-20*2. Clitheroe v


his fine knock. In the Second Division,


CherryTrcelO 6 0 1 3 12 41 Earby....... 10 6 0 1 3 12 44 Padiham.... 10 6 0 2 2 8 42 GtHarwoodlO 6 0 2 2 6 40 Nrthn....lO 5 0 1 4 10 37


Third Division P W TN/R LBPPts


6 4 1 3


Clitheroe... 6 5 0 3 1 4 3a Bam’wick.. 10 3 0 4 3 6 29 Settle....... 10 3 0 4 3 6 29 RibbWndrslO 4 0 2 4 4 28 Baxenden.. 10 3 0 3 4 6 27 Read........ 9 3 0 2 4 8 27 Edenfieid... 10 3 0 1 6 6 23 Stacksteads 9 3 0 1 5 4 21 Salesbury.. 9 3 0 1 5 4 21 Belvedere.. 10 1 0 4 5 0 13 Osw 1mm ,. 10 0 0 4 6 2 10


BURNLEY FOOTBALL CLUB d e v e lo pm e n t a s s o c ia t io n


CLARET & BLUE BOND WEEK 18 Saturday, JUNE 13th, 1998


£1000 Winner


Number D4679 £50 Winners


C3641 E4342 A6742 B5277 F5231 B0769


Bibby 9-5-7-1; M. Dewhurst 9-1- 24-0; N. Bolton 9-1-29-3; Fielding 7.5-0-29-5; P. Seedlo 1-0-8-0.


M. Bolton c McLellen b Locke .21 A. Burns c Boswlck b Brooks .11


N. Bolton not o u t ..................66 J. Fielding not o u t..................42 Extras..................... Total


D. Bcswlck 21-0-18-0; C. Locke <5- 1-42-1; Jones 7-0-34-0; B f’.hnrlcstnn 8-3-27-0.


Bowling: D. Brooks 7-1-34-1; ................... 146 6 Nam e RW. BUoceriumlcx


Lucy Bryco Miss L Flat chef Nicola Reddlrtgton A. Hargreaves Mrs Holden Mr E J Cook


£25 Winners


D4430 B5906 D3022 F0933 B4442 D20&5


Loma Robinson MrAFamworth KJL Pickup Mr M Fruer Mslddon P. Flynn


Arca Burnley


Cheltenham Burnley Mothorwofl Burnley Nelson Burnley


Nottingham


Burnley Crawsnawbooth Burnley Burnley. Bumloy


Agents Prize £20: D. Speak, Earby JOIN NOW! DRAWN EVERY DAY


C63.000 a year In local prim TOR ONLY Et PER WEEK” Collactora/AQont* flaqulrad NOWtl RING 700000


Piomolon B. Dealing, Turf Moor Development OHV»


Agent 007


129 077 129 053 086 172


129 172 003 178B 216


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