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Weekend Scorecards Whalley v


Saturday, BClitheroe y


O s w a l d tw i s t l e b a r n o l d sw ic k


Arshad c Bolton b Storey....... 18 k.. itci-u v u u *™ . , - -— ; 7---


I. Scothernb Bibby............. -2“ A-„Edmondson lbw b Carr . . . . .0 f ^ S


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P. Beech c Bums b Fitt0“ M. Plant c Dewhurst b Bibby.. 5


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M. Nutter c Bolton b Fitton ...15 rnlbwb


M. Scothern lbw b Fitton..........“ A.Knanc ^ U


J. Pickup b Dewhurst J. Hall c Bibby b Fitton S. Sheraz not out


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J.SmithbCarr D Overy c Carr b Woods........aa


A Khan c Burns b Fitton......... -0 D. Metcalfe c Carr b Woods . . .0 f Uy executed pull shots to the b 11


........... « S. GortonstiN.rayiicu j.


Extras Total .............. ..*auu


J Stead lbw b Fitton...............•*! Bowling: Ca£f Extras...................•


Bowling: L. Storey 7-1-22-1. Iftikhar 2-0-9-0. CLITHEROE i f


M. Dewhurst 4V3'2 i R.2- S 15 4-9-12-6; N. Bibby 9-5-18-2, S.


•••....... I I Woods 8-1-18-3; G. Metcalfe 11-3- IMMANUEL •


Knowles c Sadiq b Metcalfe . 15


Im m a n u e l , WHALLEY


J. Kearsley lbw b Carr . . . . . . • L. Kearsley lbw bMetcalfe ...16 K. Reed c Duxbury b Metcalfe 14


XV ■ ■ ........ .. I_ w Valley derby against Read


Visiting skipper David Howard won the and fnvitedNick Marsh’s men to have & very green wicket,


ThThomesters got of to a slow start with j ust 15 runs^efag scored off the first 10 over.


Flannery not out° until the shot betrayed him and he spoonea


- Upener miuiaci 'V, T k k p hmindarv ary


an easy catch off the toe of his bat for 31 Earlier, captain M a r s h was out to opposing


ikimier Howard’s slower ball for three. Fortunately for Read, their Pakistani pro-


N. Payne b Smith......................7 con[idence and authority. Bu P. Dignan lbw b Knowles..........° the amateurs could not mal S. Sadiq lbw b Smith


S. Bishop c Sheraz b Arshad.... 43 M. Stevens b Fit tontton lbw b Arshad................^


N - ? " A^ dbStead:::::: 3


S. Coulter not out.. M. Dewhurst not out............... -4


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Raza not out........................ __


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J.Marshalllbwb Pearce........... » P. Haworth b Pearce.


a.m., except N. Bibby for M. Dewhurst, S. Iftikhar for F. Hus-


■ - - ” !1- D. Lynagh c Dav.es b Howard...O |™und l2-45 Extras................. 1S9


Total (for 9).........•■••■••••;-"l“ Bowling: D. Howard 18-4-56-3,


Nawaz 10-1-32-0; A. Pearce 10-1- 42-4; B. Spencer ,7-1-39-2. RIBBLESDALE


WANDERERS M. Davies run out ......- .W . M. Davies run------- -


D. Gardner-Chan c Swarbrick b Newby..........Ribblesdale Wanderers (v


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Newby.........u**wait


A. Pearce not out....................... Total (for 8)-■• -• •


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BLACKBURN NORTHERN N. Fitzmaurice b Fitton -----21 N. Knight b Storey . . . • • • • • f


Clitheroe v Blackburn Northern '


1 J. Watson c Bolton b DewhurstO Rehman c M. Coulter b Fittonl2 N. Weaver b Fitton ..............M M. Gillibrand c Storey b


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Dewhurst................ Chariwala c Istikhar b ..7


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I. Daud c Bolton b Dewhurst .0 D. Pratt not o u t ................ ..... “


S. Brown b Dewhurst................." ' K . Hamilton b Dewhurst-------1 E x tra s . . . . . ......................


Total.........................•••’ ’o' Bowling: L. Storey 6-1-19-1,


M. Dewhurst 15.1-3-27-6; Fitton 10-3-23-3.


CLITHEROE A. Burns b Weaver . . . . • ••■ ■ -7


S. Bishop c Fitzmaurice b Weaver ..................o


M. Couiter not out................16 Fitton not out........................“ “ Extras.................................. _


Total (for 2) .••••••■ ••••^ Bowling: Rehman 9-3-18-0, K.


Hamilton 2-0-9-0; N. Weaver 5-1- 23-2; I. Daud 2-0-13-0; S. Brown 1-0-1-0; D. Pratt 0.2-0-4-0.


, y Earbyi home, meet i 12-45 n m.) N. Marsh, W.


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M. WhaHey c Spencer b E ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ F f t t o n .S c o r e r Howard.........•••••""•••••"••q “ tor y’ Sarae team Sunday in T ,'anca;;hire Cup, away, meet 11-45__


„ Hnoncer b Dewhurst, M. Har


W. Eastham c Davies b Spencer.3 sain. P. Swarbrick lbw b sPe" ccr


A. Mehmood not out...............£ EasCm , M_ whalley, J. ............................ Marshall. D. Lynagh, Atif.P.


Howarth, Raza. Res A. Bennett, L Woodvine. Scorer J. Laycock. 'Read 2nds (v Salesbury, away, meet Read 12-15 p.m.) G. Bards-


ley, D. Parsons, J.


Nawaz c ; O’Connor b Newby....l6 D. Howard cHaworth b Raza...45 D


B Thistlethwaite, S. Jarvis, A.


Extras.................................. .. Total (for four)........ Bowling: Arshad 18-10'23"3! 3’ Stead 9.3-2-18-1; P.Bcech6-3- 20-0; J. Pickup 5-2-9-0; S. Sher­


az 1-0-7-0; M. Plant 2-0-9-0.


Whalley v E d e n f ie ld WHALLEY


Extras............................... *


Total (for 7) ••••••Toro. ? Bowling: Knowles 14-4-36-2, J.


Smith 12-2-28-3; S. Gorton 13-5- 21-2.


Read v Settle A. Davidson ct Howarth b East- ..18 V. Woods b Smith......................- mw> " “L


omfi^mc^aSauthori^ Blit vmforhuiatrfy ______ oionn pnnld not match his expertise and ^


. ^ t S S T a t e l y Eastham was not to be denied and picke G. Metcalfe lbw b Knowles . . --- T a_t man«.ui --------------- --------- , f


'"7T~r7„( , i „ challenging one ol d e n y Ribbiesdaie the two


s 5 S & s r iraw,lht Read grabbed the early


K. Hornby b Lynagh..............^3 h t H ^ 1Jy off Raza for 45 p. Taylor b Ra^T; : ; .” ” ”


FO R th e se con d time in two days,


A. PratUbw b L ew is - .......... -0 J- Dolbynot out . . . • ■ • • • • • • 23 “


S. Gorton b Slinger....... J. Flannery not out.................. ”


Extras.................................. .. rr,ntai .................................38 Bowling:Lewis 13-3-21-5; B.


Storey 9-4-11-1; W. Slinger 3.1-3- ° '3’ EDENFIELD


Bowling: O. Newby 6-1-21-0; forw


D. Lynagh 6-0-18-1; Raza 17 6 32-3- W. Eastham 16-6-39-4. READ


N. Marsh c Hulse b Dalby . . . .21 M. WhaHey lbw b Jolleys ...•■»


G Williams lbw b Smith............8 T.Litt^notou J. Kelly c and b Knowles............5 Extras - ...........


Raza not ou t ........................... pti r !tl1n wnf nlll1 . . . . . . . . . . •"*


------- 127


P. Holt riot out ..... ..---..... ••-14 iinwlinv S. Hornby 10-4-26-0 Lewis c Redhead b Norton.........


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


..9 6-2-25-0; K. Hornby i „ „


Total (for 4) •••••••.""•••••;"7T, . Bowling: J. Smith 5-1-14 1,


Knowles 7-2-7-1; S. Gorton 3.3-1- 13-2; D. Overy 1-0-3-0.


WEEKEND


TEAMS CRICKET Saturday


Clitheroe (v Baxenden, home,


meet 12-30 p.m.) N. Bolton, A. Burns, Stephen Bishop, Simon


, q (->nnlter M.


M.Pyec Redhead b Gorton......0 V.Nolleys^ ^ . 2.0.23-0; J. » ! » « .


Jolleys 6-2-22-1; A. Davidson 123


Ribblesdale Wanderers skipper D a v id Howard won the toss and asked


Cherry Tree to bat first. The match began similar­


ly to the day before with *i_


Howard and Shahid Nawaz , bowling tight opening spells


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to restrict Tree in the early overs.


Howard got his opposite number D a v id Hayes


. record- “


* Ealtham grabbed another wicket while R ^ a bagged two more but Read were unable S a i n the final two wicket which would have


then'them the two extra bowling points as Settle closed on 126-8.


, .


th^ fate HuriyNwiSets gave Read hope but Wanderers hdd on for an excellent victory by


tWReafahowever, bounced back in style on Sunday when they comprehensively defeated


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points with two convincing wins. On Saturday at Chatbum Road,


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LITHEEOE enjoyed an impressive weekend as


they picked up maximum


skipper Neil Bolton won the toss and sent Barnoldswick into bat on


a slow, turning track. This looked to be the wrong deci­


sion when the opening pair oHan sfeothern and professional Raja Arshad raced to 30 off the first five


The Clitheroe professional was unplayable in a spell.of 15overs


which returned figures of 6-12. He was supported well by his


suntanned spin-twin Neil Bibby who returned figures of 2-lb on a


overs.The Barnoldswick innings was


ended by Fitton on the fourth ball of the last over with the score on


97.Clitheroe struggled in the early part of their innings, losing Bums for five with the score on 10.


. Fitton was next to go, trapped in


front by his opposite number Arshad for 12.


Stephen Bishop was still at the ,


crease, however, and joined by Bolton took the score to 90 before Bolton fell, caught by Arshad off the bowling of James Stead. Bishop rode his luck well to score


. Northern. Poor shot selection and an ' ' , • . score uu i j «-*-


an important 43 when he was dis­ appointingly out with the score on


94Simon Coulter' and M ick Dewhurst knocked off the remain­ ing runs to see Clitheroe home with 13.5 overs to spare.


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figures of 6-27 and Fitton howling with his usual accuracy to take 3-


23They were well supported in the field with'five good catches taken and none grounded for the first


, On Sunday, Clitheroe again sent


the opposition into bat on another slow track at home to Blackburn


Northern's openers had reached ,


24 when Nick Knight was clean howled by Storey for 8.


Next to go was Watson, well


caught at slip b y Bolton of f Dewhurst.


inspired spell by Clitheroe veteran Dewhurst brought an early end to the Northern innings.


They subsided to 73 all out in only 31 overs, Dewhurst earning


time this season. The poor ran of Bums continued


when he was clean bowled by


Weaver for seven, Bishop following— him i n t h e s a m e o v e r f o r e ig h t . Theirs were the last wickets to


fall however, as Matthew Coulter and Fitton saw Clitheroe comfort­


ably home by putting on 59 for the ^Fit ton finished with 35, Coulter


^Clitheroe's excellent form contin­ ues, and 14 points sends them into Saturday's Ramsbottom Cup game against Baxenden full of confi­


dence. ^


W a n d e r e r s t a k e t h e d e r b y d a y h o n o u r s


29


the crowd further with another maxi-


Michael Davies was brilliantly run out by direct hit hy Derek Lynagh at gully but


(6


out) and Terry Little (27 not out) victory with some masterful


with more than !4 overs to spare-


David Gardner-Chan (39) played with com before for 11 as things


looked up for the locals. Unfortunately, Tree s bat­


ting strength surfaced and excellent performances by


Nigel Robbins (29), profes­ sional Naeem Ashraf (59),


Gary Bolton (68 not out) and Lee Kennedy (54 not ou t ) saw Tree amass an


ex ce lled tota^ V j ‘' £ 247-4 off their allotted 45 overs. Faced with a daunting


total, Ribblesdale needed a good start and, in particular, a substantial knock from


Nawaz. However, the Pakistani „ , . . -


pro was the first wicket to fall with the score on 34. From then on, the innings went from bad to worse as


■ Ribblesdale’s batters fell to some tight and accurate bowling from Ashraf and


Bolton. Howard looked in good ,


nick for his 20, but eventual­ ly fell victim to Bolton as he tried to increase the run


^ Barry Spencer (20) and


Craig Hall (15) offered some resistance but the visitors were eventually dismissed for 98 in 35 overs.


Disappointing weekend as Whalley miss out twice


W


M. Briggs c Newby b Eastham 32 Edenfie,di away> start l-30 P;m-) p. Spencer c Swarbrick b D Howard, G. Monk, M. Briggs,


D. Gardner-Chan, P.A. Hall, R. .


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R. Wilson run out......................., R. Fielding. B. Spencer not out..................... “


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D. Lynagh 2-1-10-0; Raza 16-9- 71-1; A. Mehmood 5-1-ld-u, w. Eastham 10.2-2-29-2.


Sunday


Spencer, A. Pearce, Nawaz. Scorer Sunday


HALLEY slumped to two dis­ appointing defeats at the week-


n „ Qnhirdav the locals were out for a pitiful


3 8 ° j ! S » d « ^ nmmotlv won by six wickets m 16.3 ovep- P Ja^mSmith won the to® andchoseto bat,


but he must haver regretted his decision. After openers John Kearsley and prPPes^..°^”


al Graham Knowles put on 17 for the f'r^ wicket, with Richard Edmundson failing to


” £ S S 2 £ » g Marsha„ k . O'Con- D ) could "v e " A. Nuttall. Scorer J. Whalley b a t^m en ^ ^


^pnuld even trouble the scorers as seven t for ducks, and


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Whalley were all out in 24.1 overs. Edenfield lost wickets regularly in reply, bu


Davies, B. Spencer, P. Knowles snapped up a return catch to sen » n__ Mowm. SCO]


Kelly back at 126, Gorton


Clitheroe 3rds (v Cherry Tree,


home, meet 1-15 p.m.) A. Hack­ ing, M. Scott, K. Driver, D. Mus- son, N. Cartledge, S. Dawson, C. Brown, M. Eglin, M. Powell.R. Rudd, G. Sutcliffe. Scorer H. Dn-


Read 3rds (v Baxenden, away, start 2 p.m.) S. Janns, D. Wilcock,


I Hassan, M. Strahan, M. Suthers, C. Hinks, K. O’Connor, L. Woodvine, M. Bennett, A. Nuttall, R. Delstrother. Res W. Driver, A. Tinker. Scorer Katy


B°Ribblesdale Wanderers 3rds (v Oswaldtwistle Immanuel, home, start 2 p.m.) I. Kirk, G. Maguire, R. Lloyd, R. Gladwin, R. Devine, T. Jeffs, C. Nuttall, J. Jackson, P Cottam, I. Britclitfe, W. Mah- mood. Scorer L. Braithwaite.


R0EFIELD LEISURE CENTRE ^


SUMMER FIVE- A-SIDE


FOOTBALL league


fixtures Sunday


9 a.m. - Cantona Seagulls v


Walking Altham; 9-50 a.m.- Storm v Regulators; 10-40 a.m. - Crafty Butchers v John­


ny's Boys; 11-30 a.m. Clitheroe Clowns v Helmeli Athletic; 12-20 p.m. - Heys Inn v Clockwork Orange; 1-10 p.m. - New Inn v Norfolk and Good; 2 p.m. - Centre of Excel


lence v Rag Legs. ^ I s i U l T A ^ t h w c U W gsssr«


was too^ r i^^m ^ 'B d enf feld , with Holt n S T o lf f i— ^ - S


day ^ter losing the toss and being asked to bathn; u


the total was comfortably reached. Smith trapped opener Williams at 10, and


t0 m r a T X a n u e l f a d not have things all their ovm wayus they lost their


men M M ™ ) - d Carr (30) and H-£'S3SS£i£Sn!as Stevens U9) steadied the ship.however, and


but in the end the damage had been done and Roberts (6 not out) and McIntyre (3 not out)


guided Immanuel home. Sport Shorts oA ft-: .V U nm m n i ; 3 3! V ‘ - three hats- thO ynTye OveT;(35Tproduced a knock of any


r e X e k s every other batsman surrendered thS e 2


’ (3) was f i - t to go trapped


plumb in front by Immanuel professional Will C Lee Kearsley and Knowles look well poised


X n o M e s T o f e Z u ^ j 15 while the same bowler trapped Kearsley leg


^Edmund^on became Carr’s second victim for a duck while Smith (4) was also sent back


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