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King Street, Clitheroe. Great start continues


_____.steer Whalley to their second win of the


Ki


new campaign. The Station Road profes­


sional, and former Nelson amateur, ripped through the Blackburn Northern order as Whalley defended their total


of 143-9. With the help of Simon


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er Darryl Redhead for six with the score on 13, Paul McIntosh and dapper Mark Fallon put on a half-century stand. Fallon made 40 of those


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score on 91. Smith had made 23 when


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just one, and Simon Gorton couldn't score. Steve Boswell and West-


wood added vital runs before Boswell became Weaver's fourth victim for 11. And although Weaver


struck again to send David O'Neill back, Westwood (18) and Holgate (0) took Whal­ ley to 143-9. The locals struck early in


Seconds win again from two at Read on Sat­ C


urday. And they now lie second,


just two points behind Old Rossendalians after taking


12 points from a maximum 14 on offer. Read seconds were bowled out for 132, with Hussain


taking 5-28. And the Chatburn Road


side knocked off the winning runs with four wickets to spare. Ribblesdale Wanderers


seconds went down to a 37- run defeat at Stacksteads. The home side posted an


all-out score of 128, with B. Spencer taking 4-31 and Pearce taking 4-10, but Wan­ derers were skittled for 91, despite Palmer making 47,


• and P. Spencer 26. In the Second Division,


Whalley seconds suffered a


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l it h e r o e seconds made it two .wins


171-9 in their innings, and they bowled the locals out for just 65 to leave the Sta­ tion Road side bottom. In the Third Division.


Read thirds' home game with Ribblesdale Wanderers thirds, and Clitheroe thirds' match at Earby were both


abandoned. FIXTURES Saturday


Senior League ■


Clitheroe v Great Harwood: Ribblesdale Wanderers v Cherry


Tree; Whalley v Earby. First Division


Cherry Tree v Ribblesdale


Wanderers; Great Harwood v Clitheroe; Read v Enfield. Second Division


Rolls-Royce v Whalley. Sunday


Clitheroe v Barnoldswick; Senior League


Earby v Ribblesdale Wanderers; Edcnficld v Whalley: Read v


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Mixed fortunes in national knockout G


Batting first Clitheroe made 145


LITHEROE cruised past Preston in their first match in this year’s Abbot Ale Cup.


before losing their final wicket with Paul Seedle top-scoring with 55.


He was assisted by Andrew Burns


who made 30, and Neil Bolton, who chipped in with a very useful 32. Remarkably, those three were the only three Clitheroe players to make it


into double figures. Preston started their reply well and


at one stage had made it to 90-3 look­


ing odds-on to win the game. But wickets fell rapidly after that and Preston collapsed spectacularly to


97 all out. Neil Bibby took three Preston wick­


ets while Jonathan Fielding and Mick


Dewhurst took two each. Clitheroe 145 all out: M. Bolton 9; A.


Bums 30; P. Seedle 55; Fielding 1: M. Bolton 32; M. Dewhurst 0; P. Bishop 0; N. Bibby 0; N. Winckley 5; S. Bishop 2; M. Hargreaves 1


" ° Preston 97 all out: M. Hargreaves 5-1-14- 0; S. Bishop 5-1-11-1: N. Bolton 9-4-15-0: M. Dewhurst 9-1-30-2; Fielding 6.5-0-10-2: N.


Bibby 6-1-9-3.


T5 IB B LE SD A LE Wanderers X v lo s t their Sunday Abbot Ale Cup clash at Grappenhall but showed some signs of their poten­


' . gloom and Wanderers finished on 106 . tial.


Batting first in a rain-affected game which was reduced to 35 overs Grap-


’


penhall made 157. David Howard and skipper Terry


Braithwaite took two each of the seven Grappenhall wickets to fall with Ainsworth and Martin Briggs picking


up one each. The target of 158 looked gettable but . . . .


Fielding delivers with bat and ball


ICKETS and runs win cricket matches and Clitheroe profes­ sional Jonathan Fielding came


up with both for his side on Saturday. The match with Read was a nail-biting


affair with a breath-taking finish. One spectator suggested it was cricket at


its finest as players smiled at each other instead of growling, umpiring decision were accepted without question and the rain


stayed away.


Fielding took 6-52 as Read were restricted to 122-9 off their 45 overs.


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And then with the bat Fielding hit 55 to guide his side to a five-point win.


Clitheroe won the toss and elected to field. Read openers Nick Marsh and pinch-hit­


ter Malcolm Heyworth started confidently enough until Heyworth was stumped for four


in Fielding’s fourth over. That was the signal for the brake to be


applied. In the next 16 overs Read added only 11 runs but lost Marsh and Terry Lit­ tle. Both were bowled by Fielding. There then followed a stand of 69 between


skipper Peter Usher and professional Kashif Ibrahim, the latter being first out for 35


bowled by Neil Bolton. Usher followed two overs later with the


score at 99-5. Ryan Heyworth and David Parsons took _ . . „ , ,


the score past the century mark, but at 107 both lost their wickets, Heyworth for seven and Parsons for one. Four runs later Naveod was out, bowled by


Bolton for three, but a valuable 11 runs came next between Gary O’Connor and John Longden, the latter being out first, bowled by


Fielding for nine. Wicket-keeper Worsley was last man in for


Read and he managed to keep the last ball out of his wickets and off the 45 overs Read


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had totalled 122-9 with Fielding taking 6-52. The question during the interval was, had


Read scored sufficient runs on what was a difficult batting wicket? .


.


The visitors’ reply was in the hands ol Mark Bolton and Andrew Bums.


. Neither seemed in much trouble against


the opening overs from Ibrahim and Parsons. But at 26 Parsons struck first bowling


Bums for just 14. Ibrahim struck in the next over to have ,


Bolton caught behind the wicket for 14. Fielding them took control of the situa­


tion. By picking out the loose ball he scored 55 off only 64 balls. At the other end he was losing partners fast


with Neil Bolton (three), Paul Seedle (two) and Mick Dewhurst (nought) all going cheaply. Captain Phil Bishop gave stout support


and when Fielding was out caught by Ibrahim off Malcolm Heyworth, the 100 had


been passed and 108-6 had been reached. The threat to a Clitheroe victory was


being posed by Heyworth’s spin and without addition to the score he had bowled Neil Bibby without scoring and had Neil wmck- ley lbw, also for nought. Ibrahim chipped in bowling Steven Bish­


op for one and with 12 overs left 14 runs were still needed with just one wicket remaining. Phil Bishop with his experience was bat­


ting stoutly and under his direction last-man Hargreaves was defending stubbornly. The score was progressing towards its tar­


get, but the overs were being used up. In the end Clitheroe reaching a winning


score thanks to a stroke of luck. Hargreaves thick-edged a four which took


his side to the 123 target. In the bowling department Malcolm Hey­


worth took the honours, returning figures of 5- 24.


Wanderers knocked off course by form team


R


IBBLESDALE Wanderers came up against the form side in the Vaux Ribblesdale League on Sat-


urday and crumbled to a 50-run defeat. Padiham proved just too strong on home


Turf and Wanderers could not carry through their winning form of last weekend.


Malcolm Heyworth was Clitheroe’s man-


of-the-match with 5-24, but his efforts were not enough to save his side.


. Wanderers won the toss at the Arbories


and put Padiham into bat. It seemed like a good decision when Wan­


derers’ professional Shahid Nawaz saw off Padiham’s paid-man Mark Harvey for nine. He was caught behind by John Rain. Padiham were 28-1 and then suffered a inim-


coliapse as Anthony Hall (nought), Pankaj Tripathi (nought), Andy McNicholas (four) and skipper Neil Anderson all went cheaply. That reduced the home side to just 38-5 and


it was down to Nasser Mehmood to give open­ er Metcalfe much valued support as those two set about rebuilding the innings. They came together in the 19th over and


stayed there until the 27th when Mehmood was stumped by Ainsworth off Howard for 23. That had taken the score on to 73 and then


it was Stephen Gee’s turn to keep Metcalfe company with a stout 11 before he was caught behind by Rain off Graham Monk’s bowling. Sharif went soon after for two before Andrew Robinson hit a quick-time 11 to take


the score through to 137. Shaun Rashid was unbeaten on nought


when the overs ran out. But still there too was Metcalfe, who had


batted throughout the innings for a superb unbeaten 64.


The score was 138-9 when the innings close, giving Padiham a decent chance of win­


. . .


ning the game. It was good recovery from stumbling to i>-


38 to add another 100 runs for the loss of just


four wickets. Wanderers began their reply in fairly con­


fident mood and had pushed the score on to 21 before the first wicket, that of Duckworth


for eight, fell to Harvey. Harvey struck again to have Howard


caught by Robinson for nought and Wander­ ers’ collapse was under way. Nawaz provided some resistance but was


run out when 18 and, apart from him, just two other Wanderers’ batsmen made it to


double figures. Harvey was the pick of Padiham s bowling, „


taking 5-40 off his 20.5 overs. He was supported well by Rashid with 0-15


off six and Stephen Gee with 2-23 ° fU ^ -____ They combined to steadily reduce Wanderers


to just 88 all out with two scores of 15, to Ram and Ainsworth, the highlights of the innings. Only skipper Terry Braithwaite was left at


the end of it all. unbeaten on six after seeing his side succumb in just short of 40 overs.


O.


Read v Clitheroe READ


M. Heyworth st Winckley b Fielding .............................-J


N. Maishb Fielding............. 10 T. Little b Fielding................ .4 . Ibrahim b N. Bolton . . . . . . . .35 P. Usher st Winckley b Field­ ing ....................................3®


R. Heyworth b Bolton............7 D. Parsons c M. Bolton b Field­


G. O'Connor not out............... o Naveed b N. Bolton............... *3 J. Longden b Fielding............*9 • P. Worsley not out...................|


ing ...................... I J


Extras..................... Total (for 9) ............... ■ -122 Bowling: Fielding 23-8-52-6; S.


Bishop 3-1-11-0; M. Hargreaves 7-3-4-0; N. Bibby 5-1-20-0; P. Sec- dle 2-0-13-0; N. Bolton 5-0-17-3.


CLITHEROE M. Bolton c Worsley b Ibrahim 12


A. Burns b Parsons............... 14 Fielding c Ibrahim b M. Hey­ worth ................................55


N. Bolton b Ibrahim.............3 E Seedle c Usher bM. Heyworth 2


M. Dewhurst c Ibrahim b M. Heyworth ..........................-0


R Bishop not out.................. *23 N. Bibby bM. Heyworth........0 N. Winckley lbw b M. Heyworth 0 S. Bishop b Ibrahim................1 M. Hargreaves not out ............5


Extras............................. ;-jj


Total (for 9) . ............•• •123 Bowling: Ibrahim 18.4-6-48-3;


D. Parsons 6-0-30-1; M. Hey­ worth 14-4-24-5; P. Usher 2-0-13-


Padiham v Ribblesdale


Harvey c Rain b Nawaz.........9 P. Metcalfe not o u t ............... 64 A. Hall c Briggs b Nawaz . . . . .0


Wanderers PADIHAM


E Tripathi run out .............• - A. McNicholas b Howard........4 N. Anderson lbw b Howard ...0


N. Mehmood c Ainsworth b Howard.......................... -23 S. Gee st Rain b G. Monk-----11


A. Sharif b Ainsworth...........2 A. Robinson cHowaidb Monk .11-


S. Rashid not out ................. -0 . Extras............................ -14 - Total (for 9) ............••••I®8 Bowling: Nawaz 13-6-18-2; A-'


Ainsworth 8-0-47-1; D. Howard; 14-4-15-3; T. Braithwaite 5-3-10-.


0; G. Monk 5-0-16-2. RIBBLESDALE


WANDERERS


S. Duckworth c Mehmood Har­ vey .................................... -f


Nawaz rim out.


M. Davis ran out.....................° M. Howard c Robinson HarveyO 18


M. Briggs st Robinson b Har-


J. Rain c Metcalfe b Harvey. .15 A . Marsh run out ..........................3 G. Monk b Gee .......................“


R. Clark c Rashid b Gee..........0 A. Ainsworth lbw b Harvey ..15 T. Braithwaite not ou t................ 6 •


Extras...............................13 Total ..................


Bowling: S. Rashid 6-1-15-0:


Whalley v Blackburn


Northern WHALLEY


Northern's reply, with Smith sending Bromley back in his


second over with the score on


one. Captain Mel Gillibrand


and Maron added 22, with Maron (19) the main con­ tributor, but Smith trapped him leg before. Gillibrand and Weaver


took the score on to 54, but once Gorton bowled the lat­ ter for 17, wickets fell at reg­ ular intervals. Gorton and Smith


claimed a further three vic­ tims each as Northern stum­


bled to 78-9. Fish and D. Smith showed


brief resistance, but Smith ended their interest in the game off the first ball of the


final over, howling Fish for 10. Whalley now have 12


points from a possible 14, and look to continue their great start in the weekend


double header. On Saturday they enter­ tain Early, who have also got


off to a flier, while they travel to Edenfield on Sunday.


'' "A4 M. Fallon c and b Weaver. . . .40 11


D. Redhead b Walton..............6 P. McIntosh c Jefferson b Wal­ ton ....................................16


J. Kearsley c Gillibrand b Weaver ..........


Smith lbw Maron ................. 23


A. Pratt lbw Weaver............-.1 S. Boswell c Gillibrand b Weaver.............................U


S. Gorton c Gillibrand b MaronO D. Westwood not out ............18 D. O'Neil b Weaver................. 6 D. Holgate not out ................. 0 Extras...............................11 Total (for 9) ....................143 Bowling: D. Walton 16-5411-2;


D. Smith 6-0-31-0; N. Weaver 16- 3-44-5; Maron 7-1-25-2.


BLACKBURN NORTHERN


M. Gillibrand lbw Gorton . . -21 P. Bromley c Westwood b Smith..................................1


R. Maron lbw Smith............. 19 N. Weaver lbw Gorton ......... 17 N. Fitzmauriccb Smith........ .9 D. Hamilton c McIntosh b Gor­ ton .............


-88


Harvey 20.5-S-40-5; S. Gee 14-6- 23-2.


^Special mention should be made of , Martin Peel who did a fine j o b keeping


wicketfor therimttimemt^fiistbram. Grappenhall 157-7: A . Amsworth 7J1.2^


1; G. Monk 7-2-16-0; M. Bnggs 7-W9-1; B. ■ Spencer 3-0-25-0: D. Howard 7-0-29-2, T. .


BrRibWes^JeWanderers 106:S.Duckworth ; 2; M. Davies 8: D. Howard 46; ]


a Marsh 26; A. Ainsworth 4; D. 0 very 2, B. Spenwr7; G. Monk 0; M. Peel 2; T. Braith- j-


‘ waite 1 not out. »


with the exception of Howard the top- ^ order struggled and Wanderers were ;


^Marahand Howard 1°oke^ ' ikes?^ ' 4 ing the game withafme stand of46but


when Marsh was out fo r 26 and Howard went for 46 Wanderers knew ,


D. Jefferson b Smith................3 D. Walton lbw Smith ..............3 D. Pratt c Westwood b Gorton .0 D. Smith not ou t ....................15 D. Fish b Smith......................10 Extras.................................6 Total.............................. 105 Bowling: Smith 16.1-6-30-6;


1


D. O'Neill 10-4-20-0: S. Gorton 12-4-36-4; M. Fallon 6-1-13-0.


Easy for locals


Division clash on Saturday. The visitors won the toss and put the locals in to bat on


C


a soft wicket. Six batsmen, Procter (15), Shovelton (16), Rod Booth


(17), Tomlinson (15), Hutchinson (11) and Andrew Booth (14)’all hit double figures as Chatburn were bowled out for


11 And the Chatburn bowlers finished the job, skittling Barnoldswick for just 46 in under 30 overs. All catches were taken, and the fielding was excellent,


with Glover (3-18) and Shovelton (2-6) the pick of the bowlers.


Chatburn 116: S. Procter 15, J. Moore 6, R. Shovelton .


16, J. Dewhurst 3, S. Mercer 7, R. Booth 17, S. Tbrnlinson 15| N. Hutchinson 11, A. Booth 14, D. Glover not out 0, P.


Barnoldswick 46: A. Booth 7-1-12-2; D-iGlover 12-5-18-


3; R. Shovelton 6-2-0-2; P. Craig 2.5-2-0-2; R. Booth 2-1- 1-0.


HATBURN eased to v icto ry against Barnoldswick in their Craven League Second


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