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Whalley.... 9 Old Ross.... 9 Barn’ivick.. 9 Osw 1mm.. 9 Rolls-Royce 9


Settle....... 9 Edenficld... 9 Northern... 9 S.alesbury.. 9 Belvedere.. 9 BGSOB 9 Rolls-Royce 9


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HATBURN paid the penal­ ty for a lack of runs and too many dropped catches as they


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went down away to Glusburn. After winning the toss and electing


to bat, Chatburn lost three early wickets. Ted Topham and D. Pickles restored some order to the innings taking the score along to 50 before


Pickcls lost his wicket for 29. Topham continued to score well in


his innings of 43 but was offered no serious support from the lower order as Chatburn were bowled out for 120. Rod Booth ripped into Glusburn’s


batting line-up taking four wickets as Chatburn snapped-up wickets at reg­


reg-


ular intervals. However the modest total ol i2U


was too difficult to defend and some steady middle order batting along with some poor fielding enabled Glus­ burn to pass the finishing line with


five wickets to spare. Chatburn seconds returned to win­


ning ways on Saturday, securing vic­ tory over their Glusburn counter-


Region Two match against Cum­ bria.


T Playing at Rileys in Preston, Andy , ,


Sudworth, Gavin McQuade and Steve Almond from the Kings Arms helped Lancashire's two teams to important


wins.


Andy won all his four frames and Steve won two of four as the A team


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won 29-15. Gavin won three of four frames as


the B team won 26-18. Meanwhile, the town A team travel


to Rileys on Sunday to compete in the National Cup Play-offs. Four places in the finals at Great Yarmouth are up for grabs in the


county play-offs. The start time is 11-30 a.m., and all


players should meet at the Buck at 10-30 a.m.


RESULTS Premier Divisinn Dog and Partridge A 2, White Hart A 10;


Second Division P W TN/R LBP Pts


Higher Buck 4, Whalley Arms A 8; Pendle Hotel B 2, Kings Arms A 10; Legion A 10,


Ribble Valley trio meet with Red Rose pool success Fool


’’^Lambert (71) and Clarkson (72) wore the batting stars as they shared an excellent third-wicket partnership of 146 in the rain-affected total of 190. Glusburn were always struggling chasing the sizable target and Chat- burn’s bowlers eventually got on top


burn’s bow top out, l. tmoveau,,.. « __


h r e e entheroe pool players repre.sented Lancashire in the


Scene


Castlo A 2; Buck A 5, Read Con. Club 7. Kirsi Division


Kings Arms B 6, Legion C 6; Waggon and


Horses 6, Stork Hotel 6; Whalloy Arms B 6, Dog and Partridge B 6: Royal Oak 6 Horse Shoe A 6; Bay Horse A 8, Black Bull A 4. Second Division


Craven Heifer A 8. Mangrove A -1; l l^ s l


Green 5, Three Miltstones?; Dc Lucy 3, New Inn 9; While Hart B 5, Ultraframe 7; Horse


Shoo B V Slarkies Fun Bar. Third Division


Buck B 5, Legion B 7; Brown Cow A a,


Pendle Hotel A 7; While Lion >0- Wrinklcys 2; Legion D 9, Pendle Witch 3,


Castke B 7, Brown Cow B 5. FourCh Division


station Hotel 6, Black Horse 6;Black Bull


B 6, White Horse A 6; White Horse B v Craven Heifer B; Mangrove B 6, B.ny Horse B


6; Victoria7, Dog Inn 5. Ladies League


Kings Arms A 6, De L.acy A 3; Legion 6,


Black Bull 3: Buck 6, Kings Arms B 3; De Lacy B 5, Brown Cow 4; Castle bye.


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fixtures Tonight


Premier Division Whallcy Arms A v Dog and Partridge A,


White Hart A v Buck A; Kings Arms A v Higher Buck; Castle A v Pendle Hotel B;


Read Con. Club v Legion A. First Division


Stork Hotel v Kings Arms B; Legion C v


Bay Horse A; Dog and Partridge B v Waggon and Horses; Horse Shoe A v Whalley Arms B;


Black Bull A v Royal Oak. Second Division


Three Millstones v Craven Heifer A; Man-


grove A v Horse Shoe B; New Inn v Hurst Green; Ultraframo v Dc Lacy; Starkies Fun


Bar V While Hart B. Third Division


Pendlo Hotel A v Buck B; Legion B v Cas­


tle B; Buck Wrinkleys v Brown Cow A; Pen- dlc Witch v While Lion; Brown Cow B v


Legion D. Fmirtli Division While Horse A v Station Hotel: Black


Horse v Victoria Hotel: Craven Heifer B v Black Bull B: Bay Horse B v While Horse B; Mangrove B bye.


Tuesday Ladies League Cup Kings Arms A v De Lacy A: De Lacy B v


Brown Cow; Legion v Buck. Kings Arms B, Black Bull and Castle byes.


6 28 4 23


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Third Division P W TN/R LBP Pis


Cherry Tree 9 6 0 2 1 10 41 ■“ 6 0 1 G 0 1


Clithcroc... 10 Bam'vvick.. 9 Northern... 9 RibbWndrs 8 Re.id........ 10 Padiliam.... 9 Edenfield... 8 Gt Harwood 8


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Settle.......10 Osw 1mm.. 9 Earby.......10 Salesbury.. 9 Baxenden.. 9 Slacksteads 9 Belvedere ..10 0 0


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Benjamin. Scorer - P. Cox. Clitlieroe 2iuls (v Padiliam,


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home, meet I p.m.) J. Green, 1. Atkiieson, N. Carlledge, C. Mussoig C. Seed, K. Fawcett, D. Clover, F. Hussain, S. Bixitli, M. Coulter. M. Hargreaves. Scorer - J. Blackburn. Read (v Great Harwood, away,


meet Great Hanvood 1-15 p.in.) N. Marsh, G. O'Connor, 'F. Little, G.


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Last cEot€ ^ qualify for major tournament finals


urday in the Wfhitbread Spring Doubles a t Rib­ blesdale Wanderers Bowl­


O


ing Club. And Mel Edmondson


and partner Anthony Dewhurst of home club Ribblcsdale came close to qualifying for the next


sttigG. After boating A. and J.


Hodson of Preston 21-4 in the first round, the lomds then saw off W. Griffiths and 1. Price of Wigan 21-


14. However, at the hist hur­


dle they wore denied liy W. Speed and N. Bilhol, also of Wigan, who won 21-6 to


qualify.This Saturday is the final chance to qualify for the finals day a week on Satui- day.Locals in action are M.


Graham and 1. Pendlobury of Ribblesdalo Wanderers


Iioitio, meet club 1-15 p.in.) A. Baron, .1. Doughty, P. Haworth, 0. Newby, .1. Marshall, D. Lynagli,


Ijaz, L. Woodbine, C. Bennett, D. Thistlelhwaite, P. Hargre:ives.


Scorer - J. Neary. Ribhlesdale Wandercrs (v l'.arby,


home) T. Br:dlliwaile, G. Monk, M. Briggs, D. Gardner-Chan, R. Palmer, M. Davic.s, P. A. Hall, B. Spencer, D. I loward, A. Ain.swortli, N:iwaz. Scorer, S. Wliarton. .Same team Sunday v Padiliam, away, cup


.semi-final 1^0 p.m. Riliblesdale Wanderers 2nd.s (v


Earby, away) I. Britelitfe, .1. Rain, M. Wrigley, P. Spencer, A. Marsh, D. Overy, M. Peel, A. Pearce, Ci. Maguiore, J. Dewhursl,Bridtii- waile, M. SUiftord. Scorer, R. Glad­ win. Same team Sunday v Settle home except M. Stafford and Ci. U’acli for G. Maguire And M. I’eel.


Sunday Clilheroe 3rds (v Edenfield,


away, meet 12-30 p.m.) A. Hack­ ing. M. Powell, M. Preston, R. Dinsdale, P. Griffitiis, G. Sutcliffe, R. Rudd, S. Backlioiise, T. Hib- bcrl, S. Weslhead, K. Driver.


Scorer - T. Bailey. Read 3rds (v SUieksteads, liome,


meet club 1-15 p.m.) D. Wileoek, A. Willcock, S. Jarvis, N. Siiapc. Nacem, D. Parkinson, Ijaz, T. Booth, S. Marsliall, G. Hiiiks, A. Bennett. Scorer - A. U'lfanii. Ribblesdale Wanderers 3rds (v


Sidcsbury, away) 1. Kirk, D. B'liuis, R. Wcllocks, A. Kirk, M. Peel, R. Gladwin, R. Lloyd, R. Wlialley, J. Jack.son, G. Maguire, S. Fielding, G. Cl:irk. Scorer, M. Proctor.


who face D. Innos and P. Constordine of TuiTon, while Clitheroo's E. Leach and R. Campbell take on T. and J. Gatloy of Warrington. T. Etcholls and M. Brit-


cliffo of Ribblesdale Wan­ derers liavc a bye to the sec­


ond round. GREAT


HARWOOD AND DISTRICT BOWLING


LEAGUE RE.SULTS


First Division Antley 8. .S;ilesbury A 2; Burn


ley Rcl B 9, ILuslingilen 1; Burn ley R(1 B 7, Ribhlesilale A 3


Bowls Scene


Globe A 7, Rishlon Con.A 3; Gl Harwood 8, Whallcy A 2. Second Division


Clitheroc Cricket 8, Coppice 2:


Come and Welcome 7, Spring Hill 3; Free Gardeners 5, Clayton Gaily 5; Hurst Green .A 8, Cop­ pice 2; Ribble.sdale B 4, Hurst Green A 6: Waddington A 6,


Rishlon BC 4. Third Division


Castle .A 4, Burnley Rd A 6;


Glolie B 8, Rushlon St B 2: Leisure Hour A 8, Castle .A 2. Itushloii St B 2, Saliden Bl:iek 8; S;ihden Red -1. Globe B 6: Sales- bury B 7, Castle B 3; Wlialley B


2, Leisure Hour A 8. Fourth Divi.sion


Hurst Green B 7, Milnshaw


Wanderers 3; Immanuel 6, Oakhill 4; Rishlon Con. B 8, W;iddington B 2; Sydney Street 2. Leisure Hour B 8; Tlie Grange 4,


Mercer Park 6. e The Harold Blackburn 1 ropliy


is iield on S;itnrd;iy at Clitheroe Cricket and Bowling Club. 10 a.m. - D. Jolinson v R. Grif­


fiths; D. Knight v 1. Edmondson: .1. Ibuison V A. Dowber; N. Hart­ ley V M. Rostron: R. Cleave v J. Burns; G. H indie v P. Bonney. 10-15 :i.m. - A. Edmondson v P.


Singleton; L. llindle v S. G;ill; D. Bonney v N. Threlfall; G. Thom;is v B. Hinks: G. Clarke v C. Hope; R. Topluim v E. Proc­ ter; C. Cornall v A. B.a.xendale. Noon - C. Snapev B. Smith: II.


Hodder v N. Wilkin.son; S. M;ir- sluill v S. (kirter; .1. Posllethwaite V B. Ashworth; M. Cornall v M.


F ly in g s ta rt T


h e Clitheroe In v i ta t io n Summer D a r ts Loaguol999 .season got off to a flying start.


Brown Cow A ami B stamiiod their authority witli two


liigh-scoring wins in tliu Second Division. Two players in Division Two registered maximums. J.


Devine and J. Burgess, while P. Webb hit a 16-dart check- out tWortUiinc 03.93 per throw.


The First Division secs little difference between the top Thei'rwas only one 180, from R. Rickwood, with a 130


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checkout from M. Lyne. F lk®m © m im 41.2(51(61


NLY one local pair was in action on Sat­


Firth; J. Barrett v S. Dowber: A. Cornall v D. Roslron; S.J. Dow­


ber V 11. Woodward. TABLES


Gtllarwmiil............... § 52 Anlloy....................... °


Globe A..................... 7 - 8 Uibblesdalc A............. 8


» ................ . - Second Division


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First DivisionP _P 'E


Burnley RdU............. 9 'U Kishlon Con A ............ 8 -lu


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Whalley A................. » 37 Rushton St A............. 7 31 llaslingden.................. Sakeshury A


Clillieroc Cricket, Cl.iyton Gatty.... Waildington A .... Come & Welcome .Spring Hill........ Ilurst Green A.... Free Gardeners... Uihblesdalo B.... Rishton BC....... Coppice


Globe B........ l.eisure Hour.


.. o T-^__A Plithomo Cricket 4. Clitheroe Cricket 4, Oakhill 6:


Rushton St E 8, Coppice 2; Bum- ley Rd C 7, College 3; R’lshton 8, Burnley Rd A 2; Whalley A 9.


Ru-shton St C 1. Third Division


Grange 7, Milnshaw Park 3;


Come and Welcome A 8, Rishlon Con. 2; Sabden B 9, Victoria 1; Sydney St 9, WAddington B 1; Willow Mount 8, Whalley B 2. Fourth Division


Burnley Rd B 4, Sabden A 6;


Gaily Park 8, Oakhill B 2; Oakhill A 7, Sabden C 3; Salcs- biiry Red 3, Grange Vanners7. TABLES


First Division


Globe A..................... Globe B ....................


P P I 53


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Wanderers B.............. 6 Free Gardeners..........


Tiiird Division


S.abdcn Black Saloshury B ... Burnley Rd A Whailey B.... Ru.shton St B, Castle A....... Sabdoii Red.. Castle B Fourth Division


Waddington A ........... » 3Z Globe E .................... 8 30 Burnley Rd D ............ 7 29 Rushton St B............. 6 2b Hollands................... 7 K Wanderers A.......“


I 3t Second Division za ^ l.eisure Hour B........... 9 70 P F


Immanuel.................. J llishton Coil B........... J 91 Mercer Park.............. 9 “1 Sydney St.................... 8 - 7


Milnshaw Wanderers... 9 33 Hurst Green 1!............ » 3J


The Grange................ J Waddinglon B............. J


HYNDBURN AND DISTRICT b o w l in g


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LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Globe A 9. Burnley Rd B 1;


Wiuldinglon A 6. Hollands 4: Ribble.sdale Wanderers 3, Globe B 7; Rushton St B 8, Free Garden­ ers 2; Globe E 7, Ribblesdalc


Wanderers A 3. Second Division


Rushton St E ............. 8 60 Coppice.................... 8 a- Salcsbury Blue........... » oi Whalley A ................ » - 3 Clithcroe CC ............. 8 Burnley Rd C ........... < 44 Rishlon


Third DivLsion ‘Jy with Musson (2-11) and Clarkson (5- ___ /c


38) the pick. On Sunday, Chatburn paid the


price for not putting enough runs on the board after having first use of a good batting track against Oakworth


seconds.Several of the batsmen played themselves in before falling without scoring hecivily in thG modest total of


129.Despite some good performances from the bowlers Oakworth knocked


off the runs for the loss of four wickets. Chalbiirn 120: W. Brooks 13, M. Pre­


ston 0, S. Draycoll 0, T. Topham 43, D. Pickles 29, R. Shovelton 9, N. Cartledgc 15, R. Booth 1, A. Booth 4, J. Moore 1 not


out, L. Shovellon 2. P.1,ishiirn 121-5;R.Shovelton 17-5-S Glusburn 121-5; R. Shovelton 17-5-51-1;


R. Booth 14-4-32-4; N. Cartledge 2-0-11-0; A. Booth 5.2-1-18-0; S. Draycott 2-0-3-0. Chalburn 2nds 190-7 dec: J. Lockley 11,


S. Mercer 6, A. Lambert 71, M. Proctor 9, G. Glarkson 72, P. Graig 4, D. Musson 4, T.


Saunders 1 not out. Glusburn 2nds 147: J. Lockley 12-3-38-


0; G. Lambert 8-0-29-1; P. Craig 1-0-5-0; G. Clarkson 10-2-38-5; D, Musson 6-2-11-2; A. Lambert 6-2-13-1. Chatburn 2nds 129: A. Lambert 4, G.


Clarkson 0, S. Tomlinson 0, J. Lockley 19, S. Simpson 22, P. Craig 16, D. Musson 13, T. Byrne 0, G. Lambert 14, L. Shovelton 12


not out, S. Clough 0. Oakworth 2nds 132-4: A. Lambert 4-0-


19-0; J. Lockley 13-0-43-1; D. Musson 9-2- 28-1; L. Shovclton 5-1-16-1: G. Clarkson


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■■■ 'I RWERSIDERS CC are being sponsored this


nance foreman at the cement plant, has^cured the spon­ sorship which will provide the players with new shirts pro-


gai year by local firm Castle Cement. Club member Ronnie Blair, who works as a mainte­


'^^Tho cL bw ^ formed 15 years ago as a idllage team, but reformed in 1991 and now plays in the Chtheroe and Dis-


P^aured, putUng their shirts on Riversiders, are (left to


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The newly-sponsored team are having a good season in the Clitheroe Midweek Cricket League - which is already a


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'^'^Unbeaten Rimington.and Riversiders remain locked together at the top with the rest trailing in their wake. In the latest matches, R im ing ton Immmered Shipping


A, with both 'William Le-Breton and Chris Seed recording “Ilifersiders enjoyed a comfortable eight-wicket win "‘‘^Wrdd?ngtorrcrus^^^


Catholic Social Club beat Chatburn by 21 runs in a low- scoring encounter.


wickets and kesULTS


Chipping Ramblers 64-7, Riversidors 65-2, Calderstonos 4U o, Waddington42-0.


CutholicSC 69, Chatburn 48: 9 ^ ^ POSITIONS ^ -


1 RiminKton, Riversiders 15; 3, Chatl^rn, Catholic SC 9, , Wacidinglon 7; 6, Caldcrsloncs, Chipping A, Chipping Ramblers 1.


College..................... 8 38 Oakhill Park.............. 8 28 Burnley Rd A............ 7 27 Rushton St C


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Come and Welcome .... 9 5C Sydney S t ................. 3 5t


Sabden B.................. 9 31 Grange


Willow Mount........... 9 ■ ( Rishton Con............... J 4. Victoria.................... J 3, Milmshaw Park.......... 9 31 Waddington B


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Fourth Division P ,


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Gatty I’ark................ 9 6 Iranianiiel.................. 7 6 Stdesbury Red ........... 9 4


Oakhill B ................... 3 Wanderers C.............. 7 *


Grange Vanners......... 8 j Oakhill A................... 6 e v Sabden C.................... 9 . Sabden A.................... 8 j Burnley Ud B .................... 9


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h e cream of local junior football converges on Clitheroe this weekend for the Ribble Valley Soc­ cer S ix e s


S o c c e r S ix es Tournament at Roofield.


loams tills year - with 850 boys in action aged between seven and 16.


Tlio annual tournament has attracted a whopping 104 „ , ,


Road playing fields by new Mayor of the Ribble Valley, Coun. Brian Collis at 11-15 mm.


The competition is opened on Saturday at the Edts ord n, o .


the Under 13s to 16s in action on Sunday. Two M


The Under 8s to 12s will compete on the Saturday, through preliminary rounds, semi-finals and finals, with


Rcadstone United and Clitheroc


Wolves have got together again to organise the event, and tlicre will bo 29 clubs playing for the various titles.


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