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Mark’s runaway win Bv EDWARD LEE
■ARK A SHW O R TH was in stunning form to . win the medal round at
Clitheroe Golf Club on Saturday. He returned 67-2-65 to win by no
fewer than four shots. ^ Second place in Division One
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went to Harry Richardson (76-7- 69) with John Whowell (76-6-70) taking third place on a card play-off from Jonathan Dugdale and Tim Czerwonka who both shot 75-5-70. Jack Simmons returned 85-15-70
to win Division Two by the slender est of margins from Ian Black (88-
17-71). Gordon J. Rothwell (90-18- ‘ ' ahead of P.
was third
Holdsworth (89-15-74) who won a multiple card play-off to take
fourth place. Jim Hindle won the Cavalier
Putter at Mytton Fold GC when he shot 84-16-68.
• Divisional honours were awarded
to Steve Brooks (80-12-68), Greg Strong (88-19-69) and Bob Scott (93-24-69).
Carolyn Blocked hosted her lady , ,
captain’s day at Stonyhurst Park GC and Joan Brown stormed to victory with an excellent round of
81-12-69. Kath Hargreaves, Trudy Walne J ' r ,
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shots. Angela Cherry (108-31-77) was
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Wells (131-41-90) won with Marion
Gradwell in second place. On Sunday visitors from Settle -
Janet Lassey and Michelle Pickup
- took the first two places in the Ladies’ Open with home member Carol Cherry in third place. Kim Andreiy shot rounds of 73
and 67 to win the gross section of the 36-hole competition at
Clitheroe GC. Pat Murray had a 36-hole nett
score of 141 to claim that award. Sheila Willis carded 88-20-68 to
win the LGU Silver Medal while Karen Stanworth (95-30-65) won
the Bronze Medal and Pendant. Pat Taylor carded 89-21-68 to
win the President’s Prize. Jan Bur rows (78-9-69) won the Silver Divi sion and lady captain Chris Stokes shot a round of 78 to win the gross
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FOOTBALL LEAGUE fixtures Saturday
First Division Rimington v Goodshaw Utd;
Sabden v Hurst Green; Settle Utd v Enfield: Stacksteads St Joseph's v Colne Utd; Worsthome v Bum-
ley Boys' Club. Second Division
Michelin v Earby Town:
Oswaldtwistle St Mary's v MHSP; Padiham v Craven Heifer; Read Utd v Clitheroe Utd; Rock Rovers v Caiderstones. Reserve Division
Barnoldswick PR v Earby
Town; Colne Utd v Rimington; Goodshaw Utd v Sabden; Hurst Green v Kelbrook; Rolls-Royce v
Worsthome. Tuesday First Division Rimington v Worsthorne;
Stacksteads St Joseph's v Enfield. Reserve Division
Hurst Green v Rimington;
Read Utd v Earby Town; Rolls- Royce v Goodshaw Utd,
Worsthome v Colne Utd. Wednesday
First Division
Colne Utd v Burnley Boys' Club; Kelbrook v Sabden; Settle
Utd v Rolls-Royce. Second Division
Barnoldswick PR v Burnley Belvedere; Caiderstones v Bacup Borough; Clitheroe Utd v Rock Rovers; Earby Townv Padiham. Reserve Division
Enfield v Kelbrook; Sabden v
Burnley Belvedere. Thursday
ReservcDivision
Settle Utd v Barnoldswick PR. r o e f ie l d l e isu r e
CENTRE FIVE-A-SIDE
FOOTBALL LEAGUE fixtures Sunday
9 a.m. - Heys Inn v Cantona
Seagulls; 9-50 a.m. - Rag Legs v Clitheroe Clowns; 10-40 a.m. - Clockwork Orange v Crafty Butchers; 11-30 a.m. - New Inn v Walking Allstars; 12-20 p.m. - Centre of Excellence no game; 1- 10 p.m. - Norfolk and Good v Hel-
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New Inn.......... 18 7 1 JJ Clkwork Orange 18 7 0 11
Norfolk & Good 18 6 1 11
Rag Legs......... 17 6 1 Walking Allstars 18 5 0 13 Crafty Butchers 18 2 1 15
DARTS LEAGUE TABLES
Boddington League P W
Craven B............ 8 8 Royal Oak B...... 8 7 Dog................... * 4 Royal Oak A.... . 7 3 King's............... 7 2
Craven A............ 8 1 Stella League P W
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CLITHEROE MEN’ S INVITATION SUMMER
weather at Baxenden on I;
Saturday. Having totalled 178 after
being asked to bat, Wander ers had the home side at 111-6 after 25 overs, only for the rain to cut the match short, leaving Baxenden victorious on the run rate. Wanderers were still
without injured skipper Dave Howard and Graham Monk was absent, so Mar tin Davies stepped in as captain and promptly lost
the toss. Professional Shahid
Nawaz and Matthew Stafford once again opened the batting and Nawaz scored all of the 21-run partnership before Stafford was trapped in front by Baxenden pro Jon Harvey. John Rain joined Nawaz
and they moved the score to 39 before Nawaz was bowled by his opposite
number. . Young Ryan Gladwin
was next in, and he contin ued his recent run of form, helping take the score to 74
Bums, S. Coulter, M. Coulter, Stephen Bishop, C. Musson, M. Harg eaves, M. Eglin,N. Bibby,
S.Trotter, Fitton.
Clitheroe (v Great Harwood, home, meet 12-30 p.m.) N. Bolton. A. Green
Teams for the weekend J
Saturday r\r\ _ _ \ XT D n lln n A H ,
Run-rate defeat for Clitheroe C
LITHEROE lost out on run rate in the gloom at Padiham on Saturday.
Neil Bolton won the toss and decid
ed to put the hosts into bat, with the game reduced to 41 overs per side. This started to look like a superb decision, when Stephen Gee was out
with only one run on the board. It didn't take long for the second
wicket to fall either, as skipper Andy McNicholas came and went for just
the crease, and managed 10 runs off the first two balls he faced -
quickfire 31. The home side's position was . .
strengthened however, by the half cen tury partnership, put on by PhU Met calfe and David Hall for the fourth
wicket. The pair ran well and chose their ,, .
scoring shots before Hall cut a drive to Andy Bums off Mark Hargreaves and
was out for 27. Hargreaves, returning to the attacK
in place of Neil Bibby, claimed anoth er three victims as only Andy Kelly managed to get into double figures. Padiham declared on 165-9, deny ing Clitheroe the chance to take two
bowling points. n
Clittheroe’s innings started well
Professional Faheem Fazal came to including
a six over deep square leg into the house - before he was finally out for a
J
READ'S derby clash with in - fo rm Whalley was
play on Saturday. The title chasers took first use of
the wicket at Whalley Road and had made 25-1 when the heavens opened, making no further play
possible. The one wicket to fall was that
of Michael Whalley (12), howled by David "Onion" O'Neill with the scoreon24.
Skipper Nick Marsh (10 not , „ ,
out) and professional Akram Raza (1 not out) were at the crease when
the rains came. Whalley captain Jason bmith
(6-1-14-0) and O’Neill (6-3-9-1) had opened the bowling.
enough, as they cruised to 63 without loss, as openers Bums and profession al Dexter Fitton attacked the host bowlers with desired effect. However, the balance of play was
about to change dramatically, as Clitheroe then lost their first four wickets for just 17 runs to leave them straggling on 80-4. In the darkening conditions, it
became harder to take on Fazal, who was howling a length that popped and
was difficult to put away. Only Stephen Bishop managed
rained o f f after only 12 overs day.
Padiham v Clitheroe PADIHAM
S. Gee c Coulter b Hargreaves RIBBLESDALE
Wanderers second eleven are pictured before a
recent match (T080701/7)
double figures as he was left unbeaten
on 19. The heavens opened at 7-40 p.m.,
with Clitheroe falling nine runs short
of victory. The locals are at home to ureat
Harwood on Saturday, before hosting the Ramsbottom Cup Final between Harwood and Earby the following
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R Metcalfe st Coulter b Fitton..................52 A. McNicholas c Preston b Kershaw........U
Fazal c Bums b Bibby................................“ D. Hall c Bums b Hargreaves....................
U.Saddiquelbw Fitton...............................•"
A. Kelly b.Hargreaves................................^ A. Robinson b Hargreaves ........................
Q. Ali b Hargreaves........................ G. Pethard not ou t .......................... Extras.......................................... Total (for 9 d e c.) .................... . Bowling: G. Kershaw 4-1-21-1; M. Harg
10
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165
reaves 11.2-2-43-5; Fitton 14-2-54-2; N. Bibby 6-0-38-1.
CLITHEROE
A. Bums c Ali b Fazal................................45 Fitton e Metcalfe b Fazal.........................." N. Bolton c Fazal b Ali ................ S. Bishop not o u t .......................... S. Coulter b Fazal ........................
C. Musson run ou t ........................ N. Bibby run o u t .......................... M. Hargreaves not out ................ Extras...........................................
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116
Bowling: S. Gee 6-0-26-0; Fazal 13-1-42-3, Q. Ali 6-1-23-1; G. Pethard 2-0-15-0.
Wanderers’ great run ends
N-FORM Ribblesdale Wanderers were thwarted by the
before Rain was bowled by Peter Usher for 54. It was a vital partnership
as they scored quickly and at times dominated the
bowlers. Unfortunately things
turned Baxenden’s way as the rest of the Wanderers' batsmen failed to press home the advantage. Gladwin finally fell for 38
and Davies added 25 before Wanderers finished up 178
all out. While being a reasonable
score, Baxenden were only looking at four runs an over to win on run rate. Early strike
Wanderers struck early,
removing Harvey without scoring, caught by David Gardner-Chan off Nawaz. Dave Usher was then
bowled by Nawaz for one. Mark Rishton provided
some relief for the home side as he went after the bowl ing, particularly Barry Spencer, in his 27 before falling to a good catch in the slips by Davies, again off
thepro.
The rain delays didn t help esither side, and at one
, ' itne biuu cum
point it looked like the weather would be the win
ner. But with half-an-hour
left to play, the rain cleared and the players once again took to the field, with Bax enden needing around 30 runs from five overs to win. Nawaz continued his fine form, finishing with 6-26
from 13 overs. Unfortunately, it was the
bowling at the other end that suffered as a result of his tight line and length, with Spencer going for 71 from his 11 overs and Rick Whalley six from one over. The umpires brought the
players off the field immedi ately after 25 overs, which the Baxenden players were more than happy with, as they were seven runs ahead
of the target. Former Lowerhouse pair
Simon Payne (41 not out) and Andrew Chippendale (19 not out) were at the crease as Baxenden closed
on 111-6. The game probably
would not have been fin ished but for the desire of both teams to play a game
of cricket, regardless of the result.
Baxenden v Ribblesdale
Wanderers RIBBLESDALE WANDERERS
Nawaz b Harvey .................. 2J
M. Stafford lbwb Harvey........0 J. Rain bP. Usher........ R. Gladwin c D. Usher b P. Usher.....................
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M. Davies c Capstick b V. Usher..................................“ “
D. Gardner-Chan b’Harvey . . .10 M. Peel c Hothersall b Harvey .3
P. Spencer b P. Usher ............... -0 B. Spencer lbw b P. Usher ----- 13 P.HallstHolroydbHarvey ...1
R. Whalley not out ..........
Extras................................ f Total............................ Bowling: N. Warburton 5-1-31-
0; Harvey 20.5-7-60-5; J. Capstick 5-1-42-0; P. Usher 10-2-40-5. BAXENDEN
Harvey b Nawaz ......................1 D. Uslier c Gardner-Chan b
M. Rishton c Davies b Nawaz 27 Nawaz..................................
A. Holroyd c Hall b Nawaz . . .12 S. Payne not ou t ......................41 P. Usher c Rain b Nawaz.......... 5
I. Watson lbw b Nawaz............ 0 A. Chippendale not o u t .......... 19
Extras.................................. •? Total (for 6 ) .............. Bowling: Nawaz 13-6-26-6; B.
Spencer 11-0=71-0; R. Whalley 1-
0-6-0. • Baxenden win on run rate.
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T Clitheroe FC 2001-02 I
August
18 - Kidsgrove .......... (h) 21 - Atherton LR . . • -(a)
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25 - Rossington Main (h) (FA Cup)
■ 28-Mossley ..............(h) I
September
1-FA Cup 4 -Ramsbottom ........ (a)
8 - NantwichTn -----(h)
11 - Warrington Tn . .(h) 15-FA Cup
18-Prescot ................ (a) 22 - Newcastle Tn . . . (a) 29-StHelens .............(h)
October 2 -SkelmersdaleUtd ,.(h)
6 - Abbey H e y .............(a) 9-Flixton .................. (h)
13 - Winsford Utd . . .(h) 1
15 - Curzon Ashton . .(a) 20-WoodleySports ..(a)
^ 2 3 - Salford C i ty ........ (h)
27 _ GlossopNE . . . . . (h ) .. -(h)
30 - Atherton Coll November
3 -S t Helens .............. (a) Worthington Trophy
10-open date 17 - Newcastle Tn . . .(h)
24 - Congleton ...........(a) December
1 - League Cup 8 - Congleton............ (h)
15 -Salford City ( ........ a) 22-Ramsbottom----- (h) 26 - Great Harwood . .(h) 29-StHelens .............(a) January
5 -open date 12 - Curzon Ashton . .(h) 19-NantwichTn . . . . (a )
26-Prescot -------; . . .(h) February
2 -Kidsgrove ............ (a) 16 - WoodleySp _
23-WinsfordUtd .. March
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i 2 - Abbey H e y ..........(h) I
5 - Warrington Tn . . .(a) | 9 -Maine R d ...............(a) 12 - Maine Rd . . . . . .(h) 16 -Flixton .................(a) 23 - Fleetwood Fpt . . .(h) 30- Glossop NE ........ (a) April
1 -G t Harwood.......... (a)
5 - open date 13 -SkelmersdaleUtd (a) 20 - Atherton Coll . . .(a) 27 Atherton LR .........(h) • All details correct at time of going to press. Fixtures
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