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Run spree for cup finalists Read


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EAD warmed up for this weekend’s Jennings Ramsbottom Cup final with a run-rate victory over Whalley.


Some substantial scoring from Read’s middle


order allowed the Whalley Roaders to post 221- 4.


In reply. Whalley were 105-3 off 31 overs when the weather intervened and signalled vic­


tory for Nick Marsh’s men. Marsh had earlier won the toss and decided to


have first use of a good batting track. The skipper, however, did not bust long as he


was dismissed for seven by Kiwi Jason Smith with David Pearson having the safe pair of


hands. 'Phis brought professional Peter Sleep to the


crease and together with Michael Whalley. the pair gave the Station Roaders the runaround. The opener cracked 10 fours on his way to a


super 72 before he was undone by Hugh Doyle thanks to a smart catch from Garetli Edmond-


.son. Burlier, former Australian Test player Sleep


(43) had also been dismissed by the same bowler


with Pearson again taking the catch. With these two batsmen out the onus fell on


Terry Little and Duncan Bennett. However the youngster was trapped plumb lbw for one by Doyle. Garry O’Connor was in fine form, though, and with enjoyed an excellent partnership with


Little. O'Connor managed to get to his half-century


before the overs ran out while Little was 37 not out as Read posted an imposing total of 221-4. Whalley's reply began well but professional


Graham Knowles (13) returned a catch to Quickie Oliver Newby with the total on 26. Pearson and Kevin Reed put on 60 for the sec­


ond wicket with the former the aggressor. He cracked a well-deserved half-century but


lost his partner courtesy of a smart piece of bowling from Warren East ham for 18. Pearson followed five runs later for 53 steer­


ing a catch straight to Sleep off Eastham. With 105 runs on the board, the weather


brought both sides off the field giving Read tory by virtue of their superior run rate.


W h a l l e y v R e a d READ


N. Marsh c Pearson b Smith......................................... M. Whalley c Edmondson b Doyle ............................


Sloop c Pearson b Doyle ............................................... T. Little not o u t .............................................................. D. Bennett lbw b Doyle................................................. O. O’Connor not out ..................................................... Extras ........................................................................ Total ( for .................................................................. Howling: J. Smith 12-1 -C>6-1: 0. Edmondson 1-1


Knowles 11-0-G1-0: II. Doyle 1-1-2-57-3: S. Pearson I 0.


WHALLEY


Knowles c and b Newby ............................................. D. Pearson c Sloop b Last ham .................................. K. Rood lbwb Kastham ............................................. L. Kearsloy not out ...................................................... R. Edmundson not o u t ............................................... Extnis ....................................................................... Total (for ................................................................... Bowling: Sleep 1 (>-3-52-0; 0. Newby (>-0-17-1; .1.


den 1-0-15-0; W. Kastham 5-0-17-2. O Read win on faster run rate.


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eL 01200 423883 Clitheroe ... o driving force in the Ribble Valley


title-holders Padiham. The Chatburn Roaders had Neil tint! Mark


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Century inspires


with a stunning century from Cartledge C


the highlight. The locals won the toss and elected to


bat, but got off to a slow start, scoring 54


off 23 overs. The scoring rate picked up, and after Bill


Brooks set the foundations with a steady 19, Ted Topham batted well for 48 and Cartledge hit an unbeaten 102 off 19 overs, including three sixes and a four off one over. Chatburn closed on 213-4. Keighley's reply never really got started


and accurate bowling from openers Shovel- ton (2-21 off nine overs) and Lockley (5-18


off 11) put them on the back foot. Cartledge cleared up the tail with three


quick wickets for six runs from nine balls as Keighley were all out f<j>r 48.


Pts SS 82 71 51


92 SI S3 77 7-1 61 57 56 53 53 51 38 35 33


LITH EROE produced a fine all-round display to comfortably beat reigning Jennings Ribblesdale Cricket League


Pile run-scoring, however, was maintained by Mark Bolton who fired Padiham's attack to all


parts of the ground. lie was given able support by Neil Bibby


before he was bowled by Ali for 17. Stephen Bishop (3) and Dave Glover (4 ) were both victims of Ali while Mark Coulter was run


out for three. However. Bolton made sure Padiham had a


considerable total to chase, remaining unbeaten


on 53. In reply, despite a steady start from Tripathi


and Anthony Hall. Andy MeNicholas’s men were bamboozled by some excellent bowling, in


particular from Bibby and Fitton. Bibby ended up with figures of 6-31 off 11


overs while Fitton’s equally' spectacular spell saw him take two wickets off eight overs, conceding only four runs! ft was Mark Hargreaves who grabbed the first wicket, however, as Hall was caught by


Burns for 11. Professional Ajay Sharma did not last long


before he spooned a catch up to Bibby off


Glover for a duck. Jon Hartley briefly threatened a big partner­


ship with Tripathi but was then undone by Bibby for 19. Tripathi (33) was dismissed in similar fashion as Clitheroe grabbed a strangle­


hold on the game. Bibby removed Mehmmood (0), McNicholas


*


(2) and Phil Metcalfe (5) for low scores while Fitton dismissed Abid Sharif for a duck and


Andy Robinson for a single. The coup dc grace was delivered by Bibby' as


Ali was last man out for six leaving Padiham high and dry on 89 all out. C l ith e ro e v P a d ih am


CUTIIEROK


A. Bumsc Tripathi b .Saddique.......................... N. Bolton b Mehmood........................................... Fitton e Tripathi 1) Mehmood ............................ Simon Bishop e and b Q. A l i ................................ M. Bolton not out ................................................. N. Bibby b Q. Ali ......... .......................................... Stephen Bishop b Q. Ali ...................................... D. (Hover e Sharma b Q. A l i ................................ M. Coulter run out ............................................... R Jones not out ...................................................... Kxtras ................................................................


1.


.10 .45


. .0 .14


Total (for 8 ) ........................................................ Bowling: A. McNicholas8-1-25-0; U. Saddique 11-2-42-


.53 .17 ..3 ..4 . .3 .12 .15 182


I; R Tripathi 1-0-3-0: N. Mehmood 14-2-4G-2; (J. Ali 10-0- (51 —


PADIHAM


l*. Tripathi b Bibby ........................................... ...............33 A. Hall e Burns b Hargreaves.......................... ............11 Sharma e Bibby b Clover ................................ ..............0 .J. Hartley b Bibby............................................. ...............19 Nr. Mehmood lbwb Bibby................................ ..............0 A. McNicholas c Coulter b Bibby ................. .................2 S. Metcalfe c Simon Bishop b Bibbv .............................5 A. Sharif lbw b Fitton...................................... ............... 0 A. Robinson c M.Bolton b Fitton ............... ............... 1


Extras .......................................................... TntM ............................................................


.. .1 3 . . .53


...IS . . .11 . . . A


___(» . .105 I/mu-


..72


..43 . .37


...1 >2


.. .9 .221 10- 0 ; 0-23-


U. Saddique not o u t ......................................... ............... 1


Q. Ali lbw b B ib b y ........................................... ............... 6 ..............11


.........89


Howling: D. Glover 7-1-21-1; M. Hargreaves -1-1-27-1: N. Bibby 11-3-31-fi; Fitton B-1-1-2.


Title contenders Wanderers are held up by the elements


R


IBBLESDALE Wanderers were thwarted by the weather on Saturday at home against Bax­


enden. The Jennings Ribblesdale League leaders looked on


course for victory' until rain forced both teams off the pitch with Ribblesdale requiring 45 runs for victory. Unfortunately the rain never ceased preventing David Howard’s men from claiming five points - they had to set­


tle for just two instead. David “Onion”. O’Neill was again the chief tormentor


for Ribblesdale. He took 5-18 as Baxenden closed on 125-9 with David Usher scoring a fine half-century. In reply, the homesters lost Mike Ward early on for one but Richard Palmer (20) and Mark Davies (23) took the


score over 50 before both fell in quick succession. Professional Shahid Nawaz - who has recently signed a


new deal to stay at Church Meadow for two further years — and skipper Howard looked well set at the crease but the


rain brought proceedings to a premature end. The Wanderers are still eight points clear at the top of


the league and look well on course to claim the title off Padiham.


BAXICNDKN


D. Hartley c and b Monk ........................................ ..............................14 IJ. Usher b M on k ..................................................... ..............................GO Davies c Hall b M on k ............................................. ..............................20 R Usher c Palmer b O’Neill.................................... ................................2 M. kishton b O’Neill............................................... ................................ 4 L. Bones b O’N e i ll ................................................... ................................ 2 R. Haworth lbw b O’Neill ...................................... ................................ 5 S. Buleoek not o u t ................................................... ................................ 3 N. Warburton run o u t ............................................. ................................ 0 ,1. Stewart b O’N e i ll ................................................. ................................ 0


Bowling: Nawaz 8-3-13-0; D. O’Neill 17-1-48-5; D. Howard 8-0-36-0; G. Monk 12-3-22-3.


Extras..................................................................... Total (for 9 ) ......................................................


RIBBLESDALE


R. Palmer b Davies................................................. ..............................20 M. Ward c Bulcock b Davies ................................ .................................1 M. Davies c Usher !> Bulcock................................ .............................. 23 Nawaz not out .......................................................... .............................. 12 M. Briggs c Rishton b Bulcock.............................. .............................. 13


'Total ( for .............................................................. ................................79 Bowling: Davies 12-4-26-2; E. Bones 6-2-24-0; S. Bulcock 5-0-22-2.


Extras.....................................................................


Batsman John stars as Whalley make it three wins on the trot


I


N-FORM John Kearsley’s 87 helped Whalley sec­ onds to a third win of the season - extending their unbeaten run to three games in the process.


The locals still lie bottom of the Jennings Ribblesdale


League First Division, but they have moved to within five points of Stacksteads and nine of Barnoldswick. On Saturday, they took on high-flying Read seconds in a


Ribble Valley derby. Read took first knock and made 172-7, but after the ram


handed Whalley a reduced target to aim at, Kearsley’s impressive innings saw the Station Road side to a nine-


wicket win on run rate. Leaders Ribblesdale Wanderers seconds maintained


their title charge with a 46-run win over Stacksteads. Wanderers totalled 155-9, despite Kemp’s efforts, as he


-maker Cartledge Chatburn victory


HATBURN enjoyed a comfort­ able win at home to Keighley Technical College on Saturday,


take much-needed points from a run-filled afternoon against Long Lee. Long Lee won a vital toss and chose to bat on what was obviously going to be a


good batting track. They managed to score 258 before they


were bowled out off only 38 overs. All the Chatburn bowlers came in for


some punishment, but among the wickets were Clarkson (2-66), Paul Craig (3-51)


and Brown (3-54). In reply, Chatburn did not get off to the


best of starts, but soon Simon Tomlinson and Craig were scoring freely. Craig’s wicket fell for an exciting 35 and


when Tomlinson was bowled for 60 off 59 balls, the game was effectively over. Simpson (24) and a late unbeaten 23


from Steve Edmundson took Chatburn's total to 189 before the innings ended.


took 7-57 for the strugglers. But Stacksteads were bowled out for a paltry 109 in


reply. Clitheroe seconds saw their faint title hopes dashed by


Padiham veteran Stephen Gee. The wily campaigner took 7-19 as the locals were dis­


missed for 44 chasing 161-9. Salesbury also lost out, Great Harwood claiming a six-


wicket win after Welsh (5-25) and Cheesbrough (5-55) bowled the Ribchester Roaders out for 86. In the Second Division, Salesbury seconds had a similar


fate. They were all out for 60 chasing Settle's 150. The Third Division continues to be a tale of local domi­


nance. Leaders Wanderers thirds crushed Burnley Belvedere.


Lloyd hit an unbeaten 61 in a total of 179-3, before O'Neill (6-24) played a pivotal role in Belvedere being all


out for 58. Read thirds are seven points adrift after their 69-run


win over Edenfield. Read made 139-9 before bowling their opponents out for


just 70. Clitheroe thirds declared at 162-2 against Great Har­


However, Chatburn seconds failed to wood, after Eglin (70) and Neil Cartledge (56 not out) top-


scored. And Ponsonby took 5-12 as the Ciiffe Park side were


skittled for 42. , Salesbury thirds won on run rate against Padiham, with


Hall's unbeaten 95 in vain for the Arbories men. Padiham made 160-6, but Salesbury made the reduced


target with six wickets in hand. FIXTURES


Salurday Senior League Baxenden v Read; Earby v Whalley; Edenfield v Ribblesdale Wan­


derers; Great Harwood v Clitheroe. First Division


Clitheroe v Great Harwood; Read v Burnley Belvedere; Ribblesdale


Wanderers v BGSOB; Whalley v Salesbury. Second Division j


Salesbury v Rolls-Royce 2nds. Sunday Ramsbottom Cup Final Cherry Tree v Read. Third Division


Barnoldswick v Salesbury: Baxenden v Read; Clitheroe v Cherry Tree: Edenfield v Stacksteads.


............................ 125


,1. Capstick not o u t ................................................... ................................ 1 .............................. 14


D. Howard not o u t .................................................... .................................1 .................................9


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