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. 7,000 miles, driver’s airbag, central locking, electric sunroof and windows, service history...........................,£8995 1997 (P) ROVER 216 Si 5 door; British racing green, 20,000 miles, PAS, electric windows and sunroof, driver’s airbag, remote central locking, RDS radio cassette................................................................... ,£7995 1997 ROVER 214 Si 5 door; Flame red, 27,000, miles, PAS, sunroof......................................................... £7795 1996 (P) RO'VER214i 3 door; Flame red, 23,000 miles, d’AS, driver’s airbag, radio cassette, one owner,


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1996 (P) ROVER 214i; Red, excellent v a lu e ........£7295 1996 (Aug) ROVER 214i 5 door; White, 17,000 miles, driver’s airbag, remote central locking, PAS, high level brake light ............................................£6995


ROVERaOQgCTRAPrTlONAL).: , ' ' ' 1996 (N) ROVER 218 D 5 door; Green, 32,000 miles,


full service liistory, PAS ................................................ £4895 1994 (L) ROVER 214 SLi 5 door; Blue/grey, 40,000 miles, driver’s airbag, electric sunroof and


windows, full service history.............................1 1992 (Apr) ROVER 214 SLi 5 door; Full Primrose service history, PAS, sunroof, electric windows ..........£2495 1991 (Dec) RO'VER214 SLi 5 door; White ----- £2195


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1998 (R) ROVER 4141 5 door; Flame red, 15,000 miles, drivers airbag, electric windows & sunroof.................£7795 1996 Gun) ROVER 420 SLDi Turbo 5 door; 25,000 miles, twin airbags, electric windows & sunroof,


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8; Ribblcsdale A 7, Globe A 3; RLshton Con A 7, Gt Harwood 3; Salesbury A 7, Haslingden 3; \VhalleyA6, Antley4. Second Division


Burnley Rd B 2, Rushton St A First Division


Catty 2; Coppice 6, Ribblesdalo B 4; Hurst Green A 7, Free Gardeners 3; Rishton BC 7, Clithcroc Cricket 3; Spring Hill 8, Waddington A 2. Third Division


Come and Welcome 8, Clayton


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Salesbury B 2. Fourth Division


Hour B 9, Rishton Con B 1: Mercer 1’,-irk 9, Hurst Green B1; Wadding- ton B 1, Immanuel 9; Milnshaw


The Grange 2, Oakhill 8; Leisure


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First Division


Gl Harwood.............. 12 77 Antley...................... j2 73 Globe A.................... 12 71 Rushton St A............. 12 70 Ribblosdale A'............ }2 66 Rishton Con A.......... 12 59 WhallcyA.;............... }3 uu BumlcyRtlB............ 13 52 Ilaslingden................ H 46 SalcsburyA............... 1 3


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WaduingtonA........... 12 71 Hurst Green A........... 13 51 Rishton BC................. }3 52 Free Gardeners.......... 13 54 Ribblesdale B............ 13 50


Coppice................... 13 ''8 Third Divtsion


Sabden Black............ 13 91 Globe B.................... 3 86 Salesbuiy B............... 13 67 Leisure Hour............. 13 67 WhallcyB................. 3 64 Burnley Rd A............ 13 62 Rushton St B............. 13 67 Castle A................... }3 52 Castle B................... J3 ‘j®


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Sabden Red............... 12 40 Fotirlli Division


Sydney St.................. 3 8, Rishton Con B.......... 13 7. Oakhill..................... 3 71 Mercer Park.............. jo


Leisure Hour B.......... 13 10! Immanuel.................. 13 8)


i The Grange............... Jo Milnshaw wanderers... j3 4|


ilurst Green B........... 13 ‘j; j Waddington B........... 13 3- P 1 Castle B 8, Whalley B 2; Globe C 41 W Clitheroe Tel. 01200 423883 ONLY ROVER 600


1995 (M) ROVER 620 SLi Auto 4 door Saloon; Green, 47,000 miles, driver’s airbag, ABS, PAS, electric sunroof and windows, remote central locking, full service history .£7195 1993 (K) ROVER 620 Sli; Modest mileage, sunroof, ABS, electric windows, power steering, remote central locking, and alarm, exceptional condition and value . . . ................. £5495


1998 (September) FORD Ka 2 Met.allic silver, 6,000 miles, one private owner, driver’s airbag, central locking,


electric windows, PAS ..................................................£6995 1998 (Jan) FORD Escort Sihouette 3 door; Pepper red,


driver’s airbag, sunroof, PAS .........................................£7495 1997 (P) RENAULT Megane 1.4 RN Pans 5 door; Blue, 17,000 miles, one owner, PAS,, driver’s airbag,


radio cassette............................................................ .. ' £^^^^ 1996 (P)VAUXHALL Corsa 1.7 Diesel; Metallic grey, 1 owner, PAS........................Was £5795 Now only £5495 1996 (Oct) FORD Fiesta Lx Diesel 5 door; Driver’s airbag, PAS, sunroof, radio cassette............................... £599a 91 ISUZU Trooper Turbo Diesel 5 door; PAS, electric windows, radio cassette....................................£5950 1995 (Aug) CITROEN ZX Avantage Diesel 5 door; Electric sunroof & windows, driver’s airbag,


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College lands national title


hurst College added another national title to its collection - on the


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cricket fields. The c r ickete rs, won th e


Emeriti Cup in a Iinal played on the magnificent country estate owned by the million aire philanthropist s ir Paui


Getty. The Emeriti are a touring


team of club cricketers who play annual fixtures against the leading Catholic indepen­ dent schools and this was the first time that Stonyhurst had taken part in the competition. T h e ir opp o n en ts in the


final were the much-fancied St Benedict’s (Ealing) who had several U18 England


players in their squad. U n d au n ted , th e S to n y ­


hurst team rose to the chal­ lenge under the excellent cap­ taincy of Enfield CC's Sam Reidy of Clayton-le-Moors, son of the former Lancashire player Bernard Reidy. Batting first the college set


a target of 177 for the loss of th re e wickets th an k s to


Reidy’s 69. After a confident start the


opposition collapsed from 50- 0 to 85 all out with Reidy tak­ ing 4-14 and Gregory Haynes


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1994 (Sept) ROVER Mini Cooper 1.31 4 door; green/white, 40,000 miles, full service history,


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1992 (K) ROVER Metro 1.1 L 5 door; Flame red, 79,000 miles, one owner, full service history...............£1995 87 (E) FORD Escort 5 door; Black ........................ £895


Darts Scene


3, Black Bull (Old Langho) 9; Brown Cow 9, Royal Oak 3; Craven 5, Low Moor 7. High Scores: 140 + 120 + 103 - M. Northover; 140 + 100 - A. Web­ ster, D. Brown; 135 - J. Cowgill; 134 -s 100 X 2 - L. Bannister: 133 - M. McDonnell: 127 - J. Ridgeway: 125 + 100 X 2 - J. Cunliffe; 115 - J. Johnson, J. Cowperthwaite; 113 - P. Waring; 100 - M. McQuarrie,


BROWN LADIES’ Station 10, Craven A 2; Kings


MATTHEW


DARTS LEAGUE UESUhTS


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M. Livesey, J. Stewart. POINTS AND POSITIONS 1, Black Bull (Old Langho) 60; 2,


Station 55; 3, Craven B, Kings 47; 5, Craven A 45; 6, Royal Oak 45; 7, Low Moor 43; 8, Brown Cow 42.


taking 3-18. There was s tro n g local


in te re s t in th e squad with Thomas Barnes (Houghton), James Watson (Salesbury), Daniel Calvert (Rossendale), David Norris (Chipping) and Marcel Dixon (Fence).


I ETTER known for its prowess on the ' rugby field, Stony-


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CUP OF JOY: Stonyhurst College’s successful cricket team


Read are triumphant in showpiece encounter


W


HAT promised to be the


showpiece


Ribblesdale Cricket League resulted in a land­ slide victory for Read over Clitheroe at Chatburn


Road. A u s tra lian a ll- rounder


Peter Sleep shone with both bat and ball as Read raced to an impressive nine wicket vic­ tory with seven overs to spare. Clitheroe elected to b a t


a f te r winning the toss and opened w ith professional Stephen Benjamin and Mark


Bolton. They h a rd ly made an


aggressive stroke in the first 15 overs, a t which stage Bolton was caught by Chris Bennett oft Sleep for 18. Neil Bolton and Benjamin


took the score on to 92 before Bolton was bowled by Sleep


for 16. Benjamin, having posted


match in the Jennings


his half-century, swung a t new bowler Warren Eastham ■ and was caught a t deep point by Graham Bardsley for 58 with the score on 96. Eastham struck again in


his n ext over by bowling Burns for two, and a t 98-4 after 32 overs Clitheroe need­ ed to establish themselves. Stephen Bishop and Coul­


ter took s teps in the rig h t direction and added 39 before double disaster struck. Sleep bowled Coulter for


20, had Musson s tumped next ball but was denied the hat-trick by Gaskell. Bishop (37 not out) and


Gaskell (14) were unbeaten ^ Clitheroe closed on 171-6 in the allotted 45 overs. Read began th e i r reply


cautiously with L ittle and O'Connor watchful of every


ball. However, in the sixth over


O’Connor pulled a hamstring taking a quick quick single


and had to retire hurt having contributed 10 runs to the


total. Enter Sleep to give an exhi­


b i tio n of b a t t in g which b ro u g h t for th admiratio n from the home supporters. Sleep and Little took^the


score past three figures and reached 110 when Little was caught by Coulter of Ker­


shaw for 51. Sleep was joined by rela­


tive newcomer Eastham and with Sleep playing shots s tra ig h t from the coaching manual and Eastham hitting the ball extremely hard it was only a matter of time before th e runs were knocked off and Read clinched victory at


173-1. Sleep, who completed his


fifty off 65 balls, was 69 not out and Eastham carried his


bat for 30. Five points enabled Road


to remain in th e champi­ onship race.


The result was a blow to


Clitheroe, though, who may now have lost too many games to make up the leeway. RS


CLITHEROE


Benjamin c Bardsley b Ea-sLham .......................... 58


M. Bolton c Bennett b .Sleep . .18 N. Bolton b Sleep ..................h' S. Bishop not o u t ................... 37 A. Burns b Bastham ............... 2 S. Coulter b Sleep ................. 20 C. Muxson St 1 .ittle b Sleep .. .0 P. Gaskell not out ..................14


Qadir 4-0-17-0; .1. Longden 7-2- 27-0; D. Parsons 3-0-21-0; W. Eastham 5-0-16-2; G. Bardsley 3-


Extras.................................. 6 Total (for 6 ) ..............171 Bowling; Sleep 2.8-0-62-4:


0-21-0.


T. Little e Coulter b Kersluiw 51 G. O'Connor ret hurt ............10 Sleep not o u t .........................60 \V. Ea.stham not out ............. 30


READ


1; N. Bibby 12-1-49-0; Benjamin 9-1-48-0; N. Bolton 7-1-28-0.


Na-waz in rans as Wanderers -win


ib b l e sd a l e wanderers got back to winning ways on Satur­ day with a comprehensive eight- wicket win over Edenfield at Gin-


croft Lane. The home side won the toss and elect­


ed to bat on a good-looking pitch. Andrew Ainsworth made an early breakthrough, removing Smithson's off


stump with the score on 19. Kershaw and Taylor then took the


score to 48 before the former had to


retire on seven. Wright made a quick 13 before being


well-taken a t slip by professional Shahid


Nawaz off Da'vid Howard. Edenfield professional Paul Ridgeway


soon followed, again well c aught by Nawaz off stand- in skipper Graham


Monk. Ribblosdale were now on top, and


iiubuaic


once T ay lo r was ru n o u t , wickets began to fall and the innings eventual­ ly ended with the score a t 143 in the


43rd over. Monk finished with creditable figures


of 3-45 off 21 overs, with Howard also taking three wickets, and Barry Spencer and Ainsworth one apiece. Wanderers' reply started disastrously


when Richard Palmer was bowled off the th ird delivery of th e innings by


Ridgeway. But Howard and Nawaz took the


attack to the bowlers and were within one run of victory when Howard was


run out for 53. Nawaz took his seasonal tally to 838


w ith an u n b e a ten 83 as Wanderers passed the tota l with a mammoth 18


overs to spare. EDENFIELD


Whalley close in on derby rivals ----- -- • 'I


HALLEY moved to within three points of derby rivals Clitheroe -


whom they face this week­ end - with a run-rate win over Blackburn Northern


on Saturday. Ma rk F a llo n 's side


knocked off the reduced tar­ get after holding the s trag ­ glers to 132-5 in 45 overs at Pleckgate. Four overs were lost in


reply, and with one wicket left in the tent, Dave O’Neill and Simon Gorton kept their heads to s te er th e S ta tio n


Readers home. Northern took first knock,


and although they lost both openers Walton and Watson without scoring - Jason Smith and O'Neill taking the wickets, professional Mark Lomas and


Weaver frustrated the locals. They rebuilt the innings in


a century s tand before the former East Lancashire man was stumped by David West- wood off Gorton for 28. Weaver lost Bromley for


five, professional Graham Knowles taking the wicket, before he was bowled by the ex-Haslingden batsman for 75. Gillibrand (11 not out) and


Gambles ( th re e n ot out) managed to take the score to


132-5 at the close. In reply, Whalley lost their


skipper cheaply (two), caught behind - one of Bromley's five


victims. But seven of the remaining


batsmen all made crucial con­ tr ibutions - with the other three all out for ducks. David Pearson (22) and


Knowles (14) both fell to Weaver, as did Daryl Red­


-


head (14). Lee Kearsley failed to


make an impression on the board, but there were further useful knocks from Paul Macintosh (14) and Jason


Smith (18). David Redhead and West-


wood both failed to score, but O'Neill (18 not out) and Gor­ ton (17 not out) took the score , to 129-9 to secure the win. NORTHERN


D. Walton c Fallon b Smith .. .0 J. Watson c Westwood b O'Neill 0 Lomas st Westwood b Gorton 28 N. Weaver b Knowles ........... 75 P. Bromley c Redhead b Knowles ............................-6


—.V,


O'Neill 14-5-26-1; S. Gorton 12-2- 35-1: Knowles 8-0-32-2. WHALLEY


o/T 1 .0


M. Fallon c Bromley b Walton .2 D. Pearson b Weaver............22 Knowles c and b Weaver......M Daryl Redhead c Bromley b Weaver...............................1'


L. Kearsley b Weaver ............. 0 BMacIntfKlic Bromley bWallon ..11


J. Smith c Bromley b Wc.avcr .18 David Redhead c Bromley b Wal-


, D. .Westwood Ibw b Walton---- 0 D. O'Neill not out ..................18 S. Gorton not out................... '7


: ton ......................................6


Extnis ............................... 16 Total (for 9 ) ......................129 Bowling: D. W;dton 21-5-58-1; D. Pratt 3-0-25-0; N. Wciwer 17-1-13-5.


M. Gillibrand not o u t ........... 11 S. Gambles not out ................. 3 Extras ...................... • ■ ••16 Total (for 5 ) ..................... 132 Bowling: J. Smith 11-1-30-1: D.


Chris sows the seed!


LITHEROE seconds emerged vic­ torious in the big Ribble Valley derby against Read on Saturday.


Read batted first and posted a challenging


score of 182-8 with D. Thistlethwaite con­ tributing 54 to the total. In reply Clitheroe cantered to victory with


seven wickets to spare. Chris Seed was the m a j o r c o n t r ib u t o r w i t h 8 0 .


The other Ribble Valley derby between


Ribblesdale Wanderers seconds and Salesbury first team ended in a comfortable win for


Salesbury. Chasing 133 after P. Blackman finished , , , ■ u j


with figures of 6-46, Salesbury achieved the t a r g e t w i t h s ix w ic k e t s in h a n d .


, . In Division Two Salesbury seconds looked


all set for an easy win over Burnley Belvedere a f t e r b o w l in g t h e m o u t f o r 7 7 .


Belvedere, however, rocked the Ribble Valley


outfit and it was only some brave batting from the last pairing which saw Salesbury home. John Kearsley (86) and Nick Keighley (52)


were the main reasons why Whalley seconds claimed an eight wicket victory over Black­


burn Northern. Blackburn’s 179-4 was easily passed as


Whalley k ept up the pressure on leaders Barnoldswick.


Division T h ree saw Read th ird s gain revenge for their second team’s defeat to Sales­


, ,, . , □


CHATBURN sec­ onds beat Oak-


wickets. The locals lost the toss and


were asked to field. Despite Andrew Lambert


taking early wickets in a good spell, the visitors managed to put a good score together as


CRICKET LEAGUE RIBBIESDALE


bury in a high-scoring contest on Sunday. D. Thistlethwaite (75) was again among


the runs bu t he was overshadowed by A. Wilcock whose magnificent century helped Read to post a total of 220. Salebury made a gallant effort in reply hut


fell,41 runs short. Clitheroe thirds emerged the winners in a


close-fought match with Blackburn Northern. Having scored 161, Blackburn were bowled


out just six runs away from Clitheroe’s total. Ribblesdale thirds won a t home to Great


Harwood thanks to R. Whalley, who took fig­ ures of 7-45 to restrict Harwood to 136 m


reply to Ribblesdale’s 167-9. Ribblesdale Wanderers seconds failed in


their bid to reach the Lawrenson Cup final on Sunday while Whalley seconds had no such problems in their semi-final. Blitting first WanderGrs lost wickets at reg-


ular intervals and there was only Martin Wrigley who occupied the crease for any


length of time. His half-century enabled Ribblcsdale to i ,


close on 156-9. Great Harwood knocked off the runs with seven wickets remaining. Whalley looked to be on the way to a dis­ appointing loss after closing on a modest total


of 126-9. Cherry Tree found life hatting second diffi­


cult and were bowled out for a paltry 63. Lee Burgess (5-10) did most of the damage.


the bowlers and fielders tired. Jak e McDonald fielded


worth at home by two


well for the locals. C h a tb u rn 's b a tsmen


looked to be comfortable en route to victory with Gary


Clarkson batting well. But when wickets started


to fall, It required some brave batting from Saunders, Mus­ son and Geoff L am ber t to


win the game. Oakworth 2nds 172: G. Clark­


son 10-1-10-2; D. Musson 10-1-17- 1; T. Saunders 3.2-1-4-3: A. Lam­ bert 13-0-49-4; G. Lambert 0-2-


bert 1, R Clough 13, M. Proctor 1, G. Clarkson 74, M. Pearce 9, P.


17-0. Chatburn 2nds 174-8; A. Lam­


Craig 6, T, S.aunders 15, D. Mus­ son 26 not out, M. Lawson 0; G. Lambert 14 not out.


Cherry Tree M 9 0 Padiham.... M 9 1 RibbWand M 10 0 Read....... 11 10 0 G t HarwoodM 8 0 7 0 0 0


Clilhcroe... 14 Whalley.... 11 Barn’w'ick.. 14 Earby...... 14 Edcnfield... 14 Baxenden.. 14 Osw imm.. 14 Settle.......14 Northern... 14


Senior League P W TN/R LBl’ Pis


10 Gl G 58


J. Kershaw ret hrt .................................. 7 RIBBLESDALE


Extras...............................13 Total (for 1) ................... 173 Bowling; G. Kershaw 10-1-38-


G. Smithson b Ain.sworth P. Tnylor run out ...........................................


A. Wright c Nawaz b Howard...................1*^ Ridgeway c Nawaz b Monk .....................•! M. Hawkec Hall b Howard .....................M M. Pye Ibw b Spencer ...................................-b C. MUS.SOU c and b Howard..........................16 B. Storey b Monk .................................... A. Keir Ibw b Monk...................................... W. Slinger not ou t..................................... -6


21-5-45-3; D. Howard 10.4-2-12-3: B. Spencer 5-0-25-1.


Total...................................... Bowling: A. Ain.sworth 6-0-18-1; G. Monk


Extras ........... j .................................. Nawaz not out .83


R. Palmer b Ridgeway ..........................._-0 D. I toward run out.................................... A. Marsh not o u t ......................................-6 Extras ................................................■'


2-30-0; A. Keir 4-0-33-0; W. Slingcr 4.2-0-22- 0; M. ILawke2-0-9-0. ^


Total'(for2).......................I,'," ' ‘ j Bowling: Ridgeway 10-1-47-1; B. f’torej'


Gt IIar\voodl3 Padiham.... 13 Salciobury.. 13 Ribb Wand 13 Clitheroe... 13 Stacksleads 13 BGSOB....13 Cherry Tree 13 Belvedere.. 13 Read....... 13 Baxenden.. 13 Karby.......13


First Division P W TN/R LBP Pts


2 6


Barn’wick.. 13 11 Whalluy.... 13 9 Old Ros.s.... 13 9 Settle.......13 7 Osw Imm,. 13 7 Rolls Royce 13 6 Edenfield... 13 5 Salesbury.. 13 4 Northern... 13 5 Belvedere.. 13 4 BGSOB....13 1 Rolls Royce 1.3


Cherry Tree 13 Barn'wick... 13 Clitheroe... H UibbWanil 12


Second Division P W TN/U LBPPUi


6 21 2 IS


1 16 73 3 12 59 1 11 ;'i9 4 12 51 4 10 19 6 12 41 5 4 35 5 0 31 7 5 33 8 8 30 8 4 17 13 2 2


Third Divriion P W TN/R I.BP Pus


Itead....... 14 P.adiham.... 12


Settle.......14 Northern... 13 Gt Har\voodl2 Edcnficld... 12


Earby.......14 Oswitnin.. 13 &lcsbury.. 13


Baxenden.. 13. Belvedere.. 14 Slackslcads 12


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