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a driving force in the Ribble Valley
Wanderers close in on leaders
the b a t for Ribblesdale Wanderers seconds, clock ing up 141 runs in two unbeaten knocks as the locals enjoyed a brace of
Mi
wins. Wanderers lie third in the
First Division, four points off the top, after a 100-run win over Burnley Grammar School Old Boys and a seven-wicket
success against local rivals Whalley
seconds. Against the Old Boys,
Davies cracked 74 not out, and with Richard Palmer in top form with 69, Wander
ers closed on 178-4. The locals couldn't bowl
the Burnley side out to claim two extra points, but they held them to 78-8 in
reply. /Against Whalley, Wan
derers were chasing 120-8, and with Davies carrying his bat for 67, he led his side to five points with seven wickets in the tent. Clitheroe seconds slipped down the table despite pick
ing up one win. On Saturday they fin
ished up 23 runs short of victory against fellow high fliers Great Harwood. Chasing 168-8, the Chat-
burn Road side were all out for 146, with Welsh taking
6-27. The day after they
defeated derby rivals Sales- bury by a similarly narrow margin, bowling the Roch ester Road outfit out for 129, having made 143-8. Salesbury had beaten
Whalley the day before by seven wickets after holding the men from Station Road
to 108-9. Moss hit an unbeaten 60
in Salesbury's reply. Read seconds had a
mixed weekend. They lost by eight wick
ets to Burnley Belvedere after being all out for 70, before beating Stacksteads
by three wickets. Stacksteads were all out
for 127, and the locals passed the target for the loss of seven wickets. In the Second Division,
Salesbury seconds suffered a disappointing defeat against Rolls-Royce sec
onds. The West Craven side
failed to win a game last season, and were winless in six games this campaign before pulling off an 89-run c n r r p w
Rolls made 167-9 before
bowling the locals out for 78.
Ribble Valley sides Read
and Ribblesdale Wanderers thirds sit proudly at the top of the Third Division. Read beat Stacksteads
by 66 runs af ter making 211-
hit 53 for the locals before the Stacksteads reply closed on 145-8.
Marshall and Jarvis both 8.
ARTIN Davies had a g re a t weekend with
However, Wanderers slipped to a 30-run defeat
against Blackburn North ern, who made 128-8 before bowling the locals out for 98.
Edenfield moved Ribblesdale Wanderers to within two points of leaders Padiham. The visitors elected to bat on a difficult
A
fourth after a tremendous display against Baxenden. Gibson (51) and Peacock
Salesbury thirds lie
(101 not out) were in great nick with the bat in their side's 233-4, and Jump took 8-32 as Baxenden were all
out for 116. Clitheroe thirds lost by
out for 132 chasing 146-6. FIXTURES S a tu rd a y
Senior League Clithcroe v Oswaldtwistlc
Immanuel; Edenfield v Read; Great Harwood v Whalley; Rib blesdale Wanderers v Settle. First Division
steads v Clitheroc. Second Division
Salesbury v Old Rosscndalians. Sunday
R nm sb o ltom C u p Q u a r te r -F in a ls Baxenden v Clitheroe; Read v
Padiham. Lawrcnson Cup Second Round
Stacksteads v Ribblesdale
Wanderers; Read v Old Rosscndalians; Blackburn North
ern v Whalley. Third Division
Oswaldtwistle Immanuel v Salcs- bury; Read v Great Harwood; Ribblesdale Wanderers v Earby.
CRICKET LEAGUE TABLES
RIBBLESDALE JENNINGS
Senior League P W TN/R LBP Pts
Padiham.... 10 Gt Harwood 10 Cherry Tree 10 Ribb WndrslO Read........10 Earby.......10 Osw Imm.. 10 Barn'wick.. 10 Settle.......10 Clitheroe... 10 Whalley.... 10 Northern... 10 Edenfield... 10 Baxenden.. 10
Cherry Tree 7 Gt Harwood 7
Ribb Wndrs Bam’wick.. Padiham.... Clitheroe... Stacksteads Belvedere.. Salesbury.. BGSOB.... Whalley .... Read
14 runs to Settle, bowled
track and lost their first wicket in the 11th over when Martin Peel took a smart catch off the bowling of skipper David Howard
with the score on 11. Storey joined Holt at the crease and they
advanced the score to 45 before the former
was run out. Graham Monk took the wickets of Ker
shaw and Hawke in the same over with the score on 74, as the visitors attempted to accelerate the run rate, changing the face
of the game. After David O’Neill bowled Holt for 34,
a minor collapse ensued as Edenfield strug gled to 108-9 with three overs remaining. The last pair, however, denied Wanderers
the bonus points and set a target of 119 and Monk finished with figures of 4-30. The Wanderers reply was progressing
Burnley Belvedere v Ribblcs- well with the score at 29 when professional
dale Wanderers; Padiham v Sales bury; Read v BGSOB; Stack
Shahid Nawaz was unluckily out. But Mike Ward and Howard added 45
before the former paid man was out. A collection of injudicious strokes saw the locals reduced to 95-6, before Overy
MATCH-WINNING partner
ship from David Overy and Ba rry Spencer a t home to
and Spencer turned the ship around, hit
ting the winning runs to seal a relatively comfortable four-wicket win with four
overs to spare. Ribblesdale Wanderers
v Edenfield EDENFIELD
P. Holt b O'Neill............................. G. Smithson c Peel b Howard ........ B. Storey run out ...... J. Kershaw b Monk....................... M. Hawke c Howard b Monk.......
Kirby run o u t ............ T. Chadwick run out ..................... J. Kelly c O'Neill b Monk.............. P. Dickinson lbw Monk................. C. Hanson not o u t ......................... W. Slinger not out ....
Extras.................. Total (for 9) .............................. Bowling: D. Howard 10-1-30-1
............ 34
..................... 3 ................24
..................14 ............................0
....................12
..................10 .......................... 1 .........................0
..................... 9 ..................... 4
.....................8 .................... 119 D. O'Neill 19-4-
41-1; Nawaz 4-1-14-0; G. Monk 12-2-30-4. WANDERERS
Nawaz b Kirby ........................................... M. Ward st Kershaw b Hawke...................
D. Howard b Kirby.................................... M. Briggs b Kirby .. D. Gardner-Chan c Dickinson b Hawke ...
M. Peel c Kirby b Hawke......................... It Overy n o to u t ........................................ B. Spencer not out ... E x tra s....................................................
Slinger 8-3-12-0; M. Hawke 7.4-2-33-3. Clitheroc v Edenfield; wickets and ju s t under
Sleep alive to the challenge I!
N - F O R M R e a d cruised pas t Baxen- den's to ta l with six
eight overs to spare. Again professional Peter
Sleep was in tip-top form, taking 5-50 as the visitors were restricted to 122-8, and then hitting an unbeaten 65 in
reply. Although not quite Flam
ing June, Saturday was fine and bright at Whalley Road and Read opted to bowl on a damp, yet firmish wicket. Baxenden found it difficult
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F i r s t D iv is io n P W TN/R LBP Pts
to score against Sleep, whose first five overs were maidens, including a wicket maiden after an athletic catch from Warren Eastham at point dis missed opener Matthew Bow
den. Mark Rishton and Andy
Holroyd took the score to 63 when the latter middled a short ball from change bowler Eastham to deep square leg when Oliver Newby swooped to take a low catch that any senior player would have been
proud of.
Second Division P W TN/R LBP Pts
BGSOB Old Ross.... Earby....... Settle....... Edenfield... Rolls-Royce Osw Imm.. Salesbury.. Belvedere.. Rolls-Royce Baxenden..
Northern
Third Division P W TN/R LBP Pts
Read........ 9 Ribb Wndrs 9
Northern... 9 Salesbury.. 9 Stacksteads 9 Clitheroe... 9 Cherry Tree 8 Padiham.... 8 Edenfield... 9 Earby....... 9 Belvedere.. 9 Settle....... 9 Gt Harwood 8 Osw Imm.. 9 Bam'wick.. 8 Baxenden.. 9
0 14 56 2 12 47 2 10 40 3 10 37 3 8 35 8 32 4 31 6 30 5 28 6 28 8 28 8 25 6 15 4 11 2 6 0 4
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League on Sunday. Litebody earned their first
win of the season with a 12-10 win over Real Bladdered, whose defenders must have
been. Unknowns went second
after beating Paraletic 11-1, while leaders Real Breathless beat Rag Legs 10-1 to main tain their perfect start. DAS Management lost 7-5
to New Inn to drop to next- bottom, while basement side
collection of trophies in the Ribble Valley Soccer Sixes at Roefield Playing Fields next weekend. Dale, who also plays crick
et for Ribblesdale Wanderers, is pictured with his trophies.
CLITHEROE Wolves Girls had two teams in the Farleys Five-A-Side tournament at Witton Park
It was the teams' first tournament action, and against in Blackburn and acquitted themselves well.
players a year older, they came away with credit. Up against Football League clubs Blackburn Royers.
Bury and Bolton Wanderers, one of the sides qualified for the quarter-finals, only to lose to a strong Rovers team. But the players gained great experience and can
be proud of themselves. The boys Under 9s side reached the semi-fmal of the
cambe. Goal-gorged game
HERE was an incredi ble 22-goal thriller in
Walking Wounded went down by the odd goal in five
to Mad Dogs. SUNDAY'S FIXTURES
9 a.m. - Mad Dogs v Real
Bladdered; 9-50 a.m. - Litebody v Walking Wounded; 10-40 a.m. - New Inn v Unknowns; 11-30 a.m.
- Rag Legs v DAS Management. TABLE P W D L P
Real Breathless 6 6 Unknowns....... 5 4 Paraletic......... 6 4 New Inn.......... 6 3 RagLegs......... 6 3 Real Bladdered 5 2 Mad Dogs....... 6 2 Lite Body........ 5 1 DASMgt........ 5 1 Walking Wndd. 4 0
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Pendle Youth tournament. Tired legs proved their undo ing, losing out 1-0 to Boreham Bombers from More-
T has been a good month for young Dale Underwood, the cap
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hit a huge six off Sleep, who had the last laugh when hav ing him caught brilliantly by skipper Nick Marsh at silly mid-on at the second
Professional Ronnie Davies
attempt. Captain, and former Read
player, Peter Usher came in and defended all balls bar bad ones, which he hit for four. But he tried to hit Sleep
et. majestic fashion.
Read v Baxenden BAXENDEN
once too often and was well caught by Duncan Bennett, running in at deep mid-wick-
The innings petered out at 122-8, Read failing to take the
bonus points. The Read innings started
in lively fashion as opener Graham Bardsley hit three excellent fours before being caught off Davies for 12. Marsh batted extremely
D. Hartley c Bennett b Newby 9 M. Bowden c Eastham b Sleep 6 M. Rishton st Little b Sleep .23 A. Holroyd c Newby b Eastham22 Davies c Marsh b Sleep........ 13 R Usher c Bennett b Sleep . . .18 S. Bulcock b Eastham.............2 L. Bones b Sleep.....................16 A. Clare not o u t .......................6 J. Capstick not o u t .................2 Extras...................................5 Total (for 8 ) .....................122 Bowling: Sleep 23-10-50-5; G.
Bardsley 3-1-13-0; O. Newby 6-1- 15-1; W. Eastham 13-2-40-2.
READ
well until he tried to sweep medium pacer Capstick and was trapped for 25 at 64. Terry Little had a liking for
N. Marsh lbw b Capstick-----25 G. Bardsley c Bulcock b Davies 12
Sleep not o u t ......................... 65 T. Little c R Usher b Capstickl3 D. Bennett lbw b Davies........4
leg side balls as he hit a quick 13, until Usher took a fine catch off another leg side hit. Sleep had one or two scary moments off Davies early in
THE Ribblesdale League threw away victory in their Manchester
League on Sunday. Chasing 155 to win, the locals went from
103-4, when hard-hitting Padiham batsman Pankaj Tripathi was out for 61, to 139 all out. After making the final against the Bolton
Association last season, it was another case of snatching defeat from the jaws of victory. At Denton West CC, the Lancashire Comi
ty League won the toss and chose to bat, with former England skipper Mike Atherton's
brother Chris opening. Barnoldswick's Paul Beech and skipper
Michael Scothem were the pick of the bowlers,
against Great Harwood a t Chatburn Road on Satur
c
day. Chasing the visitors' total
of 154-8, a photo-finish
looked set to be the case. After losing professional
Dexter Fitton for 15, Neil Bolton and Andy Burns had put the locals in a handy position. But the last seven bats
men could only score 34 between them and Clitheroe finished up 25 runs short, bowled out with 4.5 overs remaining. Mark Harvey and Daniel
Cheeseborough got the vis itors off to a decent start before F itto n made the breakthrough. He was to claim the first
three Harwood batsmen, Harvey for 22, Matthew' Cheeseborough for 2 and Daniel for 35. Clitheroe then met fur
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G. O'Connor not out ...............3 Extras...................................3 Total (for 4) .....................125 Bowling: Davies 13-5-45-2; J /
taking seven wickets between them as the home side were all out for 154 off the last ball of
the 48 overs. In reply, Andy Bums (25) and man-of-the-
match Tripathi (61) put the Ribblesdale League in command, but the middle order col lapsed like a deck of cards. Requiring 52 to win off 21 overs, only Neil
24 29 31
. . 0 . . 2
Total (for 6) ........................................... Bowling: Kirby 17-5-30-3; B. Storey 8-1-42-0; W.
.13 . 1 2 ...7 123
his innings, but he took charge and lofted a four over the in field to reach his 50. Another four off Capstick
and a huge six into the car park finished the game in
Capstick 12.4-3-37-2; L. Bones 6- 1-21-0; S. Bulcock 6-2-20-0.
Bolton (15) and Matthew Cheeseborough (12) could reach double figures as the locals were
skittled for 139. The team was Ian Scothem, Michael Scoth
em and Paul Beech (Bamoldswick), Pankaj Tripathi (Padiham), Andy Bums, Neil Bolton and Neil Bibby (Clitheroe), Neil Weaver (Blackburn Northern), Dave O'Neil (Ribbles dale Wanderers), Daniel and Matthew Cheese- borough (Great Harwood).
Clitheroe tail fails to wag LITHEROE sim
ply ran out of bats men in their clash
ther resistance from Atkin son and Armer, and although Neil Bibby bowled the former for 17, Armer managed to tie one
end down. He went on to make 47
before being out to Fitton. He found little support
elsewhere as F itto n and Bibby enjoyed more success, although the bonus bowling points proved elusive. Fitton ended with 5-57
off 16 overs, while Bibby claimed 3-38 off 13. Clitheroe got off to a
great s ta r t in reply, although they saw Fitton back in the pavilion for 15. Bolton (43) and Burns'
(34) looked capable of edg ing their side towards victo ry before they perished. And only Simon Coulter
(14) could join them in dou ble figures as Newton and Simpson ripped through the
order. Newton ended with 6-37
off 17 overs, with Simpson chipping in with 4-44 off 16.1.
Clitheroe v Great Harwood
GREAT HARWOOD
Harvey b Fitton ...................22 D. Cheesebrough b Fitton . . 35
M. Cheesebrough c Kershaw b Fitton ..................................2
S. Atkinson b Bibby ..............17 A. Arraer c Bolton b Fitton . 47 I. Howman lbw Bibby............ 3 L. Deasey st Coulter b Bibby 10 M. Howarth b Fitton ..............1 R Newton not out ....................5 Extras ................................ 12 Total (for 8 ) ......................154 Bowling: G. Kershaw 7-1-27-0;
R Mooney 9-3-20-0; Fitton 16-4- 57-5; N. Bibby 13-2-38-3. CLITHEROE
Fitton c Atkinson b Newton 15 N. Bolton c Cheesebrough b Simpson..............................43
A. Bums c Armer b Newton . 34 M. Bolton lbw Simpson ..........1 S. Bishop c Howarth b Newton 7 R Mooney c Maher b Simpson 0 S. Coulter c Harvey b Newton 14 R Bishop lbw Newton............ 0 N. Bibby c Simpson b Newton 3 D. Glover lbw Simpson .......... 3 G. Kershaw not o u t ................ 6 Extras .................................3 Total
Bowling: S. Maher 4-0-21-0; ................................129
M. Howarth 3-0-25-0; R Newton 17-3-37-6; G. Simpson 16.1-2-44-
4. Kevin’s big knock in vain A On an excellent batting track, Andy
FINE knock of 71 from Kevin Reed couldn’t prevent Whalley losing at home to Earby.
Pratt’s men may, perhaps, be kicking them selves for not taking full advantage of win
ning the toss. Their competitive total of 168-3 off then
allotted 45 overs was certainly not enough as a Jon Harvey- inspired Earby cruised home with just under four overs to spare. Professional Graham Knowles opened
the batting with Dave Pearson. They began steadily, only opening their shoulders when
the bad ball came along. There was 65 runs on the board when
Pearson was undone by Ronnie Wiseman for 26 with Matthew Plant taking the
catch* Three runs later Lee Kearsley was back
in the pavilion for one, being the victim of Harvey thanks to a fine catch from Steve
Rushton. Reed came to the crease and despite a slow start, began to take the attack to the
Earby bowlers. Two sixes were sandwiched between the
wicket of Knowles who was picked off by his fellow paid man off the bowling of Wise
man. This didn’t upset Reed, however, as he
continued to attack. Next-batsmen-in John Kearsley was little more than a standing spectator as Reed smacked an amazing five sixes but no fours.
The innings eventually closed on 168 with Reed unbeaten on 71 and Kearsley 13
not out. In reply, Stephen Pickles became an early
scalp of Knowles for eight with the score on 20. And Steve Rushton hung around for a while before perishing to the same bowler
for 14. However, Harvey and Plant came togeth
er and took the score well within sight of
Whalley’s total. Both batsmen found the boundary fre
quently with Plant smashing two sixes. With the score on 144, Plant was eventually clean bowled by Knowles for 52. But with Harvey (70 not out) still going strong, an Earby victory was never in doubt.
Whalley v Earby WHALLEY
Knowles c Harvey b Wiseman ............................ £5
D. Pearson c Plant b Wiseman............................ L. Kearsley c Rushton b H a rvey..........................•*
K. Reed not o u t ..................................................... j i J. Kearsley not o u t .................................................uj Extras............................................................jgg
BoMingTA^Ru^hton l i ^ i - b / s . Hi'p'^ve 9-1-
36-0; R. Wiseman 10-0-42-2; Harvey 13-4-38-1. EARBY
S. Pickles b Knowles ............................................... 8 S, Rishton b Knowles Harvey not o u t ..........
M. Plant b Knowles. . N. Hodge not o u t -----
0; D. Pearson 4-0-25-0; L. Kearsley 3-0-14-0.
Extras..................................... Total (for 3 ) .......... Bowling: Knowles 21-6-71-3; H
Doyle 13.3-1-50-
........ 14 ........ 70 ........ 52 ........12 ........ 15 ....171
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