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, HARWOOD AND DISTRICT BOWLING


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LEAGUE RESULTS


Third Division Ribblesdale . B G,


Oswaldtwistle Conservative 4; Sabdcn Red 6, Castle B 4; Waddington A 3,.Rushton., Street B 7. '


• -Fourth Division'■.'Zf'.Sflf Castle A 2, Oakhill Voter?*


,


ans 8; Grange 8, Sabdcn Blue 2; Sydney Street 8, Immanuel 2.


First Division P W D L P.


RRIM bM ONLY’


New C5 range '£9995


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ID SAXO'S DRIVERS*


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Heyslnn...........1511/0 4100 RushtonSt A...'.15 11 0 4 94 Ribblesdale A....;14 10 O ' 4 88 ‘ Great Harwood ..15 9 1 5 85 Burnley Road B.15 8 0 7 76 Globe A........:...15 7 2 6 74 Sabdcn Black....15 6 0 9 66 Whallcy A........15 3 0 12 56 RishtonConA...15 2 2 11 51 Clitheroe CC.....14 4 1 9, 50 - Second Division


PW D L P RoeLeePark.....l511 0 4102


SalesburyA..... 15 9 0 *6 90 HurstGreenA...15 11 0 4 89 Leisure Hour B..14 11 0 3 87 Free Gardeners ..15 8; 0 7 .79 Coppice...........15 6 0 9 67 Globe B...........14 7 1 6 65 ' Spring Hill.......15 4 0 11 58 - GattyPark......15 3 2 10 57 RishtonBC......15 2 1 12 46 Third Division


PW D L P


OssyCon.........16 12 0 4 109 Salesbury B.....16 11 0 5 99 RushtonStB...1710 1 6 98 Ribblcsdalc B...16 10 0 6 83 Waddington A...17 6 0 11 74 Oakhill............14 7 1 6 72 Leisure Hour A..15 7 0 ' 8 68 Castle B.;.V.......16 5 0 11 68 Burnley Road A.14 5 1 8 67 Whallcy B.......15 6 0 9 63 Sabden Red.....16 5 1 10 59 . Fourth Division


P W D L P


Grange............18 15 0 3 126 Oakhill Vets.....18 12 0 6 116 Mercer Park.....17 13 1 3111 Gt Harwood CC.17 12 0 5 107 RishtonConB.,.17 8 1 8 86 Immanuel.......18 8 0 10 84 Sabden Blue.... 18 9 0 9 80 MilnshawWndrsl7 6 1 10 75 Sydney Street ....18 6 0 12 73 Castle A......... ..18 6 0 12.-70


•Waddington B ...17 5 1 11 67 llurstGreenB...17 2 2 13 55


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£5000 & Under


f 1995 P Reg ' V W Polo I.4L


27,000 miles, f.s.h.,' p.a.s, full electrics,


■ excellent cond., . - £3,400 o.n.o.


^Tel. 01282,815436y


S ’ 1997 P Reg 'N Red Fiat punto 60 SX


■ 3 doors, 11 months Mot, low mileage, good condition.


£2,495 o.n.o.


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t . .£3495! tbs,


[.£11,495 In


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' PEUGEOT 309c \ Turbo diesel estate,


S 1999 T Reg \


white, 5 door, 1 owner, A.B.S. F.S.H. absolutely immaculate, 6 mths tax, 12 mths MoT, any trial or inspection


£4,950


Tel. 01282 866008 ob 07766 007332/


1999


FIAT Panto SX60


25,000 miles, taxed and tested, power steering, alloy wheels, central locking, excellent condition


£3,750


\Je l . 01282 813758y S ' 2000 W Reg


Black.J 3 dr, sunroof,


FORD FIESTA i ' * 3


stereo, average mileage, 1 lady owner, taxed til :Dec 02


£4500 o.n.o. Tel. (01282) 812531 F REG >


Escort RS Turbo Unmodified, 48,000k, mercury grey, s/roof,


E.W. C.L. H.F.S. A.B.S. Alarm/immob, CD, SS


exhaust. Tas & Tested, £ 4 ,9 0 0 '----,


\ Tel. 01282 439983/ S ’


.£ 11,495 . .£7495


|ler, .. .£5295


...£4495 .. .£3795


.. .£3495 3 cleared


elec pack, ...£3595


695+VAT


Jeen£2395 fSH .£2395 lew .£1995 ...£1795 .. £1795


M a zd a M X 6 Au to


L Reg


Quick and Clean £2950


Tel. 01282 615550 '


L Reg VW GOLF DRIVER 1.8


Team dynamics 17 “■ alloys, stainless steel wide oval exhaust.


■ Good runner, cheap insurance; sunroof


, £3300 o.n.o. vje l . 01200 422398y 14.30pm; >IeGE


S p Reg 1997 "N FIAT Punto 55 SX l . l .


5 door,<7 months MoT,1 ■ 6; months tax, 1 lady owner, low mileage, excellent ■ condition : ■


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IIYNDBURNAND DISTRICT BOWLING


LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Waddington A 6, Hollands


4; Coppice 8, Oakhill Park A 2.


Third Division •


Gaily Park 7, Oakhill Ash 3; Grange A 9, Oswaldtwistle


Immanuel A 1. * Fourth Division


Burnley Road B 7,


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TABLES


Milnshaw Park 3; Globe C 9, Immanuel B 1; Oakhill Beech 10, Sabden A 0; Oakhill Park B 3, Mercer Park 7. ' DRAW . ■


- Individual Knockout Saturday • •


J. Burns; I. Berry v M . ' Wright; C. Broadhurst v G. Broderick; G. Stephenson v B.. Hinks; A. Baxendalc v D. Greenhalgh; G. Yorke.v D . / ■;Mather. /.i/;


ix 'r r


Third Division - ■■;: , y PW L B p ' P -


9- 30 a.m. - R. Campbell v ■


Ossy Immanuel.^1610S:'2'f24 82-? Ribblesdale W.;;.17?9/‘ 2"; 18k755f; Read............... 15 8 - 4 16 62 - Barnoldswick.■ 6 -' 6- -6 49 Clitheroe.'.L.V.i..'.:l7;: 5 ;/5 :w 8! 4 7 / Earby ......:....16 5 6 10', 45 :


:.?.•>>» :Baxenden.:...'......15: 4: -6.S8;.3 8 / 10- 15 a.m. - D. Jones v T.


Griffiths; B. Ycrkess v M. Griffiths; G. Parkinson v A. Leak;, E. Leach v C. Hope; J. Boocock v D. Waterhousc;R Alderson v R. Derbyshire. 11- 15 a.m. - B. Duckworth


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND DOMINOES


v D. Bickcrstaffe; R. Duck­ worth v D. Anderton; K. Leak v G..Wingfield; B. Exleyv M.- Burns; A. Cornall v-B. Gilli- brand; S. Carter v B. Horman. 12- 15 p.m. - M. Grccnhal-


gh v S. Barnes; S. Smith v J. Gillibrand; B. Wright v K. Logan; C. Campbell v J. Brown; C. Earl v B. Ash­ worth. ' • Will all competitors


please report at the time stat­ ed. No practice allowed:


Scratch time 15 minutes. . JENNINGS


RIBBLESDALE


CRICKET LEAGUE TABLES


Senior Division P W L Bp P


Barnoldswick...19 12 3 12 80 •Cherry Tree... 19 9 4 16 74 Earby............. .1911 6 12 71 Read........... .....19 10 4 10 70 Settle............... 19 9 8 14 63 Ribblesdale W....19 7 8 18 61 Padiham.......... 19 8 6 10 60 •Gt Harwood....19 8 8 10 57 Clitheroe.......... 19 7 8 10 53 Whallcy........... 19 6 9 6 44 Blackburn N......19 4 9 8 40 Baxcndcn..........19 4 10 8 38 Edcnfield..........19 4 10 8 38 Ossy Immanucl..l9 3 9 6 35 •denotes tied game First Division P W L Bp P


Salesbury.........1612 1 16 82 Clitheroe......... 1611 3 16 75 Gt Harwood.....16 10 2 10 70 Bamo!dswick.;...16 9 6 16 58 Burnley Belv....16 8 6 10 54 Burnley GS0B...16 7 6 12 53 Earby..........'...16 6 8 10 44 Cherry Tree......16 5 10 8' 35 Ribblesdale W....16 4 10 8 32 Padiham......... 16.4 10 4 28 Rolls-Royce.....16 3 10 6 27 Stackstcads..... 16 3 10 6 27 . Second Division


P W L Bp P


Baxcnden..........16 12 2 22 86 Edcnfield..........16 12 2 18 82 Blackburn N......16 12 4 18 78 Read................16 9 5 16 65 Settle............... 16 9 3 12 65 Salesbury......... 16 7 6 14 55 Whallcy.......... .16 3 9 12 40 Oswaldtwistle ....16 4 10 16 40 Burnley Belv....16 3 9 6 35 Burnley GS0B...16 3 9 8 31 Stacksteads.......16 2 10 0 18 Rolls-Royce......16 1 12 6 17


LEAGUE POSITIONS Darts


1, LFC 31; 2, Brown Cow


28; 3, Swan 26; 4, Craven 17; 5, Royal Oak 15; 6, Bridge 9. Dominoes


1, LFC 67; 2, Swan 61; 3,


Royal Oak 60; 4, Brown Cow 59; 5, Craven 55; 6, Bridge 48. HIGH SCORES


. 160 - J. Gallacher; 140 - D.


Heap; 123-J. Cowperthwaite; 119 - J. Cowperthwaite; 117 -: M. Lewis; 116 - J. Cunliffe; 100 - D. Heap, L. Waring x3, S. Hanson x2.


CLITHEROE INVITATION


SUMMER DARTS


LEAGUE TABLES


First Division P W L P


Dog A............... .11 11 0 61- Craven A........ 11 5 6 *44 Royal Oak A...... 11 8 . 3 4 3 Kings Arms A..:.. 11 . 6 ’ 5 40 Waggon and Horse 11 6 5 39


Royal Oak B...... 11 3 8 32 Brown Cow A...., 11 3 8 31 Legion B ............. 11 1 10 22 Second Division


P W L P


Craven Heifer B.. 11 10 1 57 LegionA........... 11 7 4 42 Brown Cow C..... 11 8 3 41 HorseShoe......... 11- 6 5 40 Brown Cow B..... 11 3 8 31 DogB................ 11 0 11 20


ROEFIELD


LEISURE CENTRE FIVE-A-SIDE FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS


New Inn 4, Massey FC 5;


Roefield 13, Barbarians 3; Menacing Duck 16, Dinamo Kebab 1; The Missfits 1,' Clitheroe Clowns 4. SUNDAY FIXTURES


9 a.m. - New Inn v Can-


tana Seagulls; 9-40 a.m. - The Missfits v Dinamo Kebab; 10- 20 a.m. - Menacing Duck v Dunop Who; 11 a.m. - Clitheroe Clowns v Barbar­ ians; 11-40 a.m. - Roefield v Massey FC.


PER C E D ROVER 75's


. 2000 (W) ROVER 75 CDT Classic SE Diesel;;il,Z0b miles, midnight blue, alloy w h e e l s , , - • air conditioning, mulli air bags, ABS brakes, power steering; electric w i n d o w s ' . . . .£12,250


2000 (W) ROVER 75 2.0 Club SE; Dorchester'red, 17,700 miles, alloys wheels, multi air bags, . ABSbrakes, power steering, electric windows, multi spoke alloy wheels, front fog lamps, climate control


. ......................................... ......... ................... ............ £11,650 ROVER 45 s/400's


2001 (X) ROVER 45 1.4 Advantage S 5dr; British racing green, electric windows and mirrors, air con, remote central locking, alloy wheels, rear spoiler, multi airbags.................... ...............£8150


1998 (S) ROVER 414S 5dr; Silver, power steering, electric sunroof and windows, alloy wheels, front fog lamps, full Primrose service history........................................................ ............. £1175


1998 (R) ROVER 416i 4dr saloon; 36,000 miles, electric windows, air con, primrose service history........................................................ .........................................£3995 1996 (N) ROVER 416 Si 5dr; Ocean blue, 46,000 miles..................................................... £3250 1995 (N) ROVER 414 5dr; 72,000 miles, power steering, alloy wheels, red .........................£2750


ROVER 25's/200's


2001 (Y) ROVER 25 1.4i S 3dr; Tahiti blue, alloy wheels, remote central locking, electric sunroof and windows, power, steering, front fog lights, colour coded rear spoiler............................. £7495


: 2000 (X) ROVER 25 1.6 iL 5dr; Silver, 5,350 miles, electric sunroof, electric windows, remote central locking, power steering...............................................................................£7350


2001 (X) ROVER 25 1.4 iS 5dr; Sienna gold, 5,000 miles, power steering, alloy wheels, fog lamps, _ • electric sunroof & windows.................................. ................................1........................£7595


2001 (X) ROVER 25 1.4'iL 5dr; Anlhracile, 4,000 miles, power steering, electric sunroof & windows, remote central locking................................................................................... £7425


2000 (W) ROVER 214 iL 3dr; Silver, 14,900 miles, air con, CD player, alloys, 'electric windows................................................................... ...................— • .......... £5750 1999 (T) ROVER 216Si Auto 5dr, Tahili blue, 23,400 miles, electric sunroof and windows,


1 remole cenlral locking, power steering....................................................................— £5995 1999 (T) ROVER 214 Si 3dr; White, 26,600 miles, alloys, electric roof/windows-----■..........£4995


1997 (P) ROVER 220 SDi 5dr; British Racing Green, 57,000 miles, remote central locking, electric sunroof and windows, Primrose service history......................................................£4375 1998 (R) ROVER 214i 5dr; 52,000 miles, nightfire red, alarm + immobiliser, full service-----£4325


1996 (P) ROVER 214Si 5dq Red, 32,000 miles, remote central locking, electric sunroof and windows ...................................................... '................................................ 1996 (N) ROVER 216 Si 5dr; Platinum silver, 55,000 miles, power steering,


. £3925


1 remote central locking, electric sunroof and windows.............................. ...........................£3750 1994 (L) ROVER 214 SEi Sdr; British Racing G reen, 76,300 miles ................ .....................£1495


FREELANDERS 1999 m FREELANDER 1.8 XEi 5dr Station Wagon; 29,500 miles, black . . . 1998 (R) FREELANDER 1.8 XEi Sdr Slation Wagon; 22,000 miles, Rioja red


Blackburn N;.;.-:.16 ?,5 j / t / 12.545^ Cherry Tice/V.L16^4fV;'5i;:.10/44'/ Gt Hanvood...,.;..16 ’4 " 5 <10; 44.'.-■ Padiham...........15:. 5 / 7 1041' Settle..'.........."..16 3 V 6,39,


BumleyBcIvr.;..15 '3 3 4 37 •: Edenfield..........15 3 6 4 31 Salesbury ...........17 2 :5 2 30 A


Saturday • Clitheroe v


k Barnoldswick ' BARNOLDSWICK


- Burgess............... .


P. Dignan c Davies b O’Neill;........0 R. Duxbury run out


/ n i l .... 5


•A.Dignarinotout.V...:........... ....12 . Ai Moorby not out .'.;.;......... ...18 ': . Extras..........................'....„.;...8 !;/ Total(for7)................:.......135 Bowling: Cordingley 6-0-24-0; •


Peake not o u t i '. .: . .. » . .. . 9 5 t, I.


M.Niitter st S.'Coulter b Fitton45. v J. Pickup cS. Coulter b Fitton ;...3 M. Plant'c M. Coulter b Bibby..ll, P. Beech b Bibby.........;......... ;...0 S. Sheraz b Fitton:.....'.:...............4 M. Scothcmb Fitton................3 B. Chamleynotout..;.................2 E x t r a s .......20 Total (for 7)........;....:......--.188 - Bowling: G. Kershaw 4-0-24-0;


N. Bibby 18-5-61-3; D. Fitton 19-3- 63-4; N. Bolton 4-0-25-0.


CLITHEROE


N. Bolton c Nutter b Beech .........0 S. Bishop c Stead b M. Scothem..l Fitton c Stead b Beech.:........ ....1 A. Burns c Nuuer b Peake .....9 C. Musson c Nutter b Peake......5 S. Whalley hin out..............:.....0 M. Bolton not out...................67 '


S. Coulter c Stead b Peake..........5 M. Coulter b Scothern......’J.......7 N. Bibby c and b Peake............. 4 G. Kershaw c Plant b Peake........2 Extras..... .......................... 18 Total (all out)................... 119 Bowling: P. Beech 6-2-10-2; M.


Scothern 13-6-14-2; Peake 13.5-0-37-5; J. Pickup 4-0-24-0; M. Lord 2-0-234).


Read v Baxenden BAXENDEN


S. Payne c Marshall b Barden ..;..5 Harvey c Woodvine b Barden ....13 M. Rishton b Barden.:......... 0 S. Reidy c J. Marshall b Barden...0 A. Holroyd c Whalley b Raza.....6 P. Usher c J. Marshall b Barden ...0 1. Watson c J. Marshall b Ahmed 7 C. Waddington c Barden b Raza .5 L. Bones c Walton b Raza.......... 1 M. Nixon notout..................... .7 I. Parkinson st J. Marshall b Raza................................... 2 Extras................................. 6 Total.................................52 Bowling: Raza 14.4-8-18-4; F. Bar­


den 10-1-16-5; Q. Ahmed 4-0-14-1. READ


T. Little b Harvey..................... 0 C. Walton not out.......... .*........ 24 J. Marshall c Holroyd b Bones...l6 Raza b Bones......;......;............ ...0 M. Whalley lbw b Bones............2 A. Turner not out.................... 10 Extras..................................2 Total (for 4).......................54 Bowling: L. Bones 10-2-22-3;


Harvey 6-1-19-1; P. Usher 3.4-2-12-0. Whalley v


OSWALDTWISTLE IMMANUEL


Oswaldtwistle Immanuel


Ashton c Cordingley b Burgess ..56 C. Burton b Gorton................. 22 S. Sadiq c Cordingley b Burgess ..3 N. Payne b Burgess................... 1 G. Metcalf c Westwood b


EX IENE TH IFFER CENE


D.; O’Neill 14-6-22-1; S. Gorton 11- 2-34-1; L. Burgess 14-0-49-4.


ScothemcS. Coult'erb Bibbyi.5;; 1 WHALLEY ‘


M Davies c Sadiq b Ashton.... ....0 . M Whelan c Burton b Metcalf ;...7 R Palmer c and b Ashton .;........;.9 Cordingley c Ashton b Metcalf ....1 'A Whelan lbw.b Sip6cz.*....>.......-...0 *


J Kcarsley not out »............v..m..21 * L Burgess c Payne b Sipocz........3 P Grace lbw Metcalf......'......;......4 S Gorton c A Dignan bAshton ....6' D Westwood run out .


' •


Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, August 8th, 2002 -37 m in i


Wanderers enjoy a maximum weekend


RIBBLESDALE Wanderers had a fine weekend as they claimed a. maximum 14- points. •


• • ■ •. -■■ ■ It was the batsmen who


impressed on Saturday at Pleck- gate against Blackburn North­ ern. . A fine half-century by David


.


D O'Neill b S Sadiq .V...V..,‘.'^.‘..':;;.';..0 • Extras..,.........m....:»..;...;...;.10


Total...C.........1...............66 - Bowling: Ashton 16-5-25-3; G.


Metcalf 10-5-163; S. Sipocz 11-2- 16-2; R. Duxbury l-0-2-0;’S. Sadiq 0.


4-0-0-1. • ,


Blackburn/! Northern v : ?


.Ribblesdale


; Wanderers RIBBLESDALE


WANDERERS


Nawaz lbw b Weaver.............. ‘..4 M. Peel c Chester b Weaver........4 C. Halle Fish b Butt............... 43 D. Howard c Gillibrand b Fish...63 M. Briggs not out.....................40 R. Gladwin b Rehman.............29. 1. Britcliffenotout..... ...............2 Extras.................... Total (for 5)...........


22 .207 Bowling: Rehman 12-0-66-1; N.


Weaver 10-1-46-2; F. Butt 7-2-25-1; 1. Bickcrstaffe 8-0-34-0; D. Fish 4-0- 26-1.


BLACKBURN NORTHERN


I. Daud lbw b Nawaz...............16 J. Chambers run out................ 18 F. Butte Hall b Britcliffe........... 8 Rehman c and b Howard.... i....991 N. Weaver c Nawaz b Howard ...12 A. Hooley b Howard....... ;.....;....0 M. Gillibrand c Briggs b Howard 0 P. Ball c Nawaz b Howard..........0 D. Fish lbw b Braithwaite..........4 A. Chester st Hall b Howard......0 I. Bickcrstaffe not out................0 Extras................ .................5 Total ...................


162 Bowling: Nawaz 12-3-29-1; I.


Britcliffe 10-3-32-1; J. Braithwaite 7-0-22-0; D. Howard 12-2-57-6; T. Braithwaite 6-1-21-1.


Sunday


Whalley v Ribblesdale Wanderers


M. Davies . c Gladwin Ainsworth................ .


VI. Whelan c and b Britcliffe.. ...A j. Kearsley c Peel b Nawaz.... ....2 Cordingley c Hall b Howard... ....6 [t. Palmer c Hall b Howard......;..7


J. Smith run out....'.............. ....5 A. Whelan c and b Britcliffe.. ....*.5 L Burgess run out...............


S. Gorton b Howard......... D. Westwood b Britcliffe...... .... i D. O’Neill not out.............;.. ....0 Extras..................... ...... Total......... ...........


RIBBLESDALE WANDERERS


Howard turned things around with a fine stand of 76 in 17 overs. Both batsmen timed the ball well and batted with great purpose. . • - " • ■ -


- They saw off openers Ata-ur-


Howard was the backbone behind Wanderers sizeable total of 207-5. The runs were scored ■ at such a rate that skipper Terry';' Braithwaite was able to declare ;’ and claim1 the remaining four overs to bowl Northern out. . The locals only required one of those exiya overs as Northern


. were dismissed foi; 162. A day. later, it was the turn of


, the bowlers to shine as Whalley were routed for just 69 with Howard and Ian Britcliffe tak­ ing threewickets apiece.


Rehman and Neil Weaver, but it was Butt who made the next break-through as Hall was caught'at mid-off for 43. ■, At 98-3.off 23 overs, Martin •


: Briggs joined Howard, who was ; ■now in full flow dispatching nine fours and a six in his 63 before falling to a catch by Mel.Gilli-• brand off Fish.1.- : • . Briggs and Ryan Gladwin increased the run rate adding 56 in just seven overs; .the latter bowled by Rehman for 29 off 21 .balls,


'


• Ribblesdale knocked off . the winning runs inside 27 overs but • they didn’t have things all their own way as they lost seven wickets. On Saturday, Braithwaite


returned from injury to skipper the side and after winning the toss, he elected to bat first on a very wet wicket. He must have been having


second thoughts about his deci­ sion because professional Shahid Nawaz was adjudged leg before for four and Martin Peel was caught behind for the same score. Craig Hall and the in-form


•■'•■ ■;


Briggs remained unbeaten on 40 which came off 44 balls as


. Northern were set a sizeable 208 for victory. In reply, the home side made


a steady start but it was Nawaz who .made the first break­ through trapping Daud leg before for 16 in the 9th over. Britcliffe accounted for the


dangerous Butt, caught behind by Phillip Hall for eight at 34-2. - Chambers batted a long time for his 18 before chancing a run to Briggs whose quick pick-up and throw to Nawaz sealed his fate.


Howard replaced the pro and


wreaked havoc as he seamed the ball both ways. Dangerman Neil Weaver was his first victim


Whalley lose out to bottom side


WHALLEY suffered a hugely disappointing defeat to bottom side Oswaldtwistle Immanuel at Station Road on Saturday. The locals handed struggling Immanuel only


their third win of the season after being bowled out for a paltry 66, chasing the visitors' 135-7. : And had it not been for John Kearsley, who finished unbeaten on 21, it would have been a lot worse. Immanuel took first knock and professional Rob Ashton and Burton gave the Hyndbum side


a solid start. First change bowler Simon Gorton made the


breakthrough, bowling the amateur for 22, and Immanuel then endured a collapse as Lee Burgess ripped through the top order. He saw off Sadiq (3), Payne'(l) and Gerald Metcalf (10), while Dave O'Neill had P. Dignan


snapped up by Martin Davies without scoring. Duxbury was run out for just five, but Ashton


...69. Bowling: Nawaz 10-2-12-1; I.


Britcliffe 10.3«-19-3; D*Howard ' 14- 5-20-3; A. AinswortK 8-0-13-1.


Nawaz run out.......................:..9 M. Pee! c Westwood b Smith......0 R. Gladwin c Palmer b O’Neill ....6 D. Howard c Kearsley b O’Neill.34 M. Briggs c Kearsley b O’Neill ....0 A. Ainsworth c Whelan b O’Ncill.6 T. Braithwaite c Westwood b O’Neil].............. ...... :........13


J. Braithwaite not out................1 P.


Hall notout.........1


Extras........................ 0 Total (for 7).......................70 Bowling: J. Smith 7-0-32-1; D.


O’Neill 13.3-6-22-4; L. Burgess 7-2- 15-


1.


Oswaldtwistle Immanuel


v Read READ


T. Little c Sipocz b Ashton ..........7 C. Walton c and b Metcalf..........1 J. Marshall b Ashton................. 0 . Razac Ashton b Metcalf..........10 M. Whalley c Duxbury b Ashton 0 A. Turner c Dignan b Sipocz......7 R Haworth lbw.b Sipocz.............4 L. Woodvine lbw b Ashton.........0 S. Marshall b Sipocz.................. 3 Q. Ahmed b Ashton................. 20 . F. Barden not out..................... .7 Extras................................12 Total.............................. ...71 Bowling: Ashton 14.4-7-26-5; A.


Metcalfe 84-16-2; S. Sipocz 8-2-21- 3.


? Match abandoned.


Saturday'. Sunday


Clitheroe v Edenfield


CLITHEROE


. . . I . . £12,995 .............. £11,750


OTHERS 1997 (P) TOYOTA Rav 4 2.0 CX 5dr; Turquoise, 54,000 miles, service history : . . i ..


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2000 (W) NISSAN Micra 1.0 Profile 3ir, Red, 12,800 miles


1997 (R) SUZUKI Baleno GS 3dq 34,000 miles, blue, power steering, alloy .wheels, electric windows, central locking . . . . . . . . . — ........ ........... ••••_••.........


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N. Bolton c Williams b Mitchell ..4 S. Bishop b Bulcock...*.......;......27 Fitton cand b Storey..... ...........5 A. Burns b Bulcock....... ..........11 C. Musson c Burns b Slinger.......7 M. Bolton c Kelly b Bulcock......1 S. Whalley c Bulcock b Mitchell..7 S. Coulter c Smithson b SUnger..l8 M. Coulter run out..................18 N. Bibby run out..........;............2 G. Kershaw c Bulcock b Slinger ...0 Extras..!............................ 12 Total.......................... 113. Bowling: Mitchell 19-741-2; B.


Storey 114-15-1; S. Bulcock 11-2- 28-3; W. Slinger 4-0-23-3. :


EDENFIELD


O. Senneck b Fitton..... ...........34 A: Williams c Kershaw b Bibby .21-, B. Storey st Coulter b Fitton..:....5 Mitchell not out ..............'.........14 - M. Bums not out.....................22 . Extras..;....;................... -....'.18,,


- Total (for 3);........‘..V...:....... 114' • Bowling: G. Kershaw 3-0-15-0;


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moved on towards, his half-century at the other e n d . : - : ■■'£■■.


. i-He'reached his 50, but was to.add only six


more runs before Burgess induced a chance, which professional Neil Cordingley gobbled u p / ' That looked an important wicket j as


Immanuel were unable to accelerate at the death, with A. Dignan (12 not out) and Moorby (18 not out) taking the final tally out to a get-


table 135-7. Burgess was the pick of the bowlers, claiming


4-49 off 14 overs. But Whalley's reply never got off the ground


as Ashton, Metcalf and Sipocz shared the wick­ ets.


Progress was slow, and wickets fell at regular


intervals as only Kearsley could reach double figures, going on to finish unbeaten on 21 as the locals were dismissed for 66 in the 39 th over. Whalley are at home to Baxenden on Satur­


day.


thanks to a fine boundary catch by Nawaz. He ripped through the middle order with a hat-trick, bowling ■ Hooley,? having. Gillibrand. caught at silly mid-off by Briggs and Ball caught at slip by Nawaz. Much depended on Rehman


and despite smashing eightfours and seven sixes, the run rate required was always nsmg£u; ■ . Ho was to be the last manout


•:.


-.one run short of a century - as /, Howard grabbed his sixtlpvick'. et in the 47th over,'clinging on toV a Steepler off his^TOrbowlingS;-'..; On Sunday, Whalley were dis-.


missed for;: apainstaking 69! off § 42.3 overs.'; / / / ' / T /


/ Whalley did; ihdeed/win the


’ toss and decided to bat first? But they found Nawaz and Britcliffe almost unplayable, the la!tter getting Whelan caught- and bowled for four. . Kearsley fell to a slip catch by


Peel off Nawaz and Whalley were 15-2 off 13 overs. The highest stand of the


innings then ensued between Martin Davies and professional Neil Cordingley as they put on 26 inside 15 overs as Ribblesdale piled on the pressure. Howard and Andrew


Ainsworth - returning to the club following a successful spell in the Bolton League - each took a wicket to break up the partnership as Howard removed the pro for six and Ainsworth


: / ’■


dismissed the dogged Martin Davies for a top-score of 24. Britcliffe returned to take


anpthe’r caught and bowled, this time Smith being the victim for five and Richard Palmer fell to a bizarre dismissal when he bot­ tom-edged a ball off Howard and it was trapped between the pads of keeper Philip Hall. . Alex Whelan and Burgess


both fell to run outs, courtesy of Braithwaite and!.Briggs as Whalley were.dismissed for a


■paltry 69. - - Wanderers found the wicket ■just as difficult to bat on and lost Peel in the first over caught


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' behind off Smith. • . . Gladwin got a leading edge


/anil was .caiight by Palmer and the big wicket of Nawaz soon followed when he was run but


1 for nine as Ribblesdale limped to 12-3.


■ - . Whalley sensed an unlikely


win but Howard had other ideas as he cracked a quick-fire 34 from 37 balls but when he was out, Wanderers still found them­ selves in trouble at 49-5. Terry Braithwaite and


Ainsworth took the visitors to the brink of victory before the latter was dismissed with seven runs required for victory. It was left to Phillip Hall to


hit the winning runs much to Ribblesdale’s relief as they edged home with three wickets in hand.


Mixed time for title hopefuls


A CATALOGUE of low scores was the story of Read’s double header weekend in the Jennings Ribblesdale


League.- On a sun-soaked Saturday, Read


, cantered to victory by six wickets after skittling Baxenden for just 54. However, a day later, it was Read’s


turn to struggle with the bat as they were dismissed for just 71 by Oswaldtwistle Immanuel. However, the weather came to


Read’s aid as heavy showers prevented the home side from going out to bat. On Saturday, Read won the toss and


inserted the visitors. First to depart was professional


; and baU went.very high to .where the - athletic Liam Woodririe made a diffi- ' cult catch look easy. Barden then yorked the dangerous


Jonathan Harvey for 13. He fired a big leg-side hit off opening bowler Frank; .Barden but played,the;shot too early


Mark Rishton for nought and then had Sam Reidy - son of former Lan­ cashire player Bernard Reidy - caught behind for a duck. Skipper Simon Payne followed in


similar fashion while Andy Holroyd was dismissed by home pro Akram Raza, this time to a brilliant one-hand­ ed catch by Michael Whalley at short


leg. Peter Usher gave Barden his fifth


wicket with a loose stroke to the wick­ etkeeper and Raza mopped up the tail as Baxenden were howled out for a meagre 52.


The intrusive clouds made life diffi­


cult for the Read batsmen as the ball swung prodigiously, as well as bounc­ ing high.. . Soon, opener Terry Little played a ball on to his stumps , attempting an expansive back-foot forcing shot. Number three batsman Joey Mar­


shall was beaten once or twice outside the off-stump so resorted to attacking and slashed two boundaries over slips to the vacant third man area. ■ He then savagely pulled Harvey to


mid-wicket and the left-handed Bones then bowled Raza with an unplayable inswinging yorker second ball. Stand-in skipper Walton adopted a


/ /T t was-left to:Andy Turner to win . the match.and keep Read in the title


very watchful approach but remained unbeaten at the close on 24.


/ hunt when he smashed Peter Usher for a four and a six., 1 '


'A day later, Read were rescued by • The ball did not come on to the bat ; ■


the weather as they failed to come to terms with the slow Oswaldtwistle w}cket,


which made driving a dangerous proposition. Some batsmen were beat­ en by balls which kept very low. Australian Rob Ashton bowled five successive maidens and finished with


5-26. Fifteen-year-old Andrew Metcalf


finished with two wickets for 16 runs. The only bright spark for Read was


the last wicket stand of 27 between Qadeer Ahmed who top-scored with 20 and Barden.


Cup final joy for Salesbury


SALESBURY emerged victorious in the Jen­ nings Lawrenson Cup Final after beating rivals Ribblesdale Wan­ derers seconds by eight wickets. Chasing 117-9, Sales­


bury passed the target with, just two wickets down, to take the trophy. The day before, Sales­


bury went into the final on a high after beating Rolls-Royce by 49 runs. Salesbury restricted


their opponents to 97-9, in reply to their first innings total of 146-8. Wanderers’ weekend


got off to a disappointing start with a one-wicket defeat against Burnley Belvedere. Ribblesdale were all


out for 76, but came mighty close to defend­ ing that total, before the Holden Road side held on to win. Clitheroe seconds lost


out on run rate to Barnoldswick after rain affected their game. The Chatburn Road-


ers made 130-9, hut Barnoldswick knocked off the revised target, closing on 113-4. In the Second Divi­ sion, Salesbury seconds


Selected teams for the weekend SATURDAY


Clitheroe (v Cherry Tree, away, meet 12-30 p.m.) N.


Bolton, N. Bibby, A. Bums, Stephen Bishop, S. Whal­ ley, C. Musson, M. Bolton, M. Coulter, G. Kershaw, M. Hargreaves, Fitton. ■ . Clitheroe 2nds (v Cherry Tree, home, meet 1-15 p.m.)


J. Green, P. Bishop, M. Eglin, M. Scott, T. Ilibbert, P. Gaskell, M. Preston, Simon Bishop, R. Dinsdale, S. Trotter, J. Warburton. Scorer: F. Green. Read (v Blackburn Northern, home, start 2 p.m.) C.


. Walton,- T. Little, N. Marsh, M.-Whalley, L. Woodr vine, F. Barden, P. Haworth, G. O'Connor, J. Marshall, D.Lynagh, Raza. Scorer: J.Laycock. , . . . ■ ‘ Read 2nds (v Rolls-Royce, away, start 2 p.m.) D.


N. Bibby 14-343-1; Fitton 134-34-' 2; N; Bolton 15-0-17-0. - /: • : / / •


. Thistlethwaite, A. Bennett, S. Jarvis, J.:Doughty, W. Dri­ ver, T. Marsh,- C. Holt,'M.- Doughty, S. Doughty, K. O’Connor,M. Suthers, Reserve: J. Gandy. Scorer: J. Neary.


C H A T B U R N • seconds suffered a'22-run-defeat against:


Sutton. .


? ; Sutton batted first and posted a total of,177.-9 from their allotted overs. ; ■,vM; Safraz (4-13).and Geoff Lambert-(2-14)


,were,the -pick-;of1 the bowlers, but this was a lacklustre performance in the field. .Inreply, Simon.Tom-


linson. (34) and Dave Lakin (53) were the only batters to make signifi­ cant contributions as Chatburn were all out for 155.


. - -1. • : Ribblesdale Wanderers 2nds (v Bumley.GSOB, away, . . . Z ' -


. .-Clitheroe 3rds (y;Salesbury,-■ i Hacking, D.1


• /Ribblesdale Wanderers (v. Edenfield, home, start 2 :p.m.) T. Braithwaite, M. Briggs, D. Howard, G. Hall,.I: . Britcliffe, A. Ainsworth, M. Peel, P. A. Hall, R.Ulad- ,win, J. Braithwaite, Nawaz.


•: meet! p.m:) .B. Spencer, M.’:Wrigley,;P. Spencer, G. •/Maguire, R.iWhalley, R/Lloyd, A.-Pearce, S.‘ Fielding, ;.S::Wharton,:A..Marsh; M.Pratt. Scorer: R.'Fielding.- SUNDAY


away,.meet^-.1 .pan:) A.


er, G. Sutcliffe,\C. Tinker,G.Tinker,;T. Eglin, P. Cox, S. Punchard. Scorer: N. Byrne, i:


: Ribblesdale Wanderers Youth (v Clitheroe, home; start 6 p.m.) R. Lloyd, R.1Gladwin; S. Braithwaite,.S: Perry, M. Proctor, C.-Wilson, C. Nuttall, M. Pratt, L.1 Gidlow, R. Slinger.J. Reynolds,...


J. Doughty. Scorer. M. Doughty. • MONDAY


p - • Read 3rds (v Padiham, home, start 2 p.m.) N. Marsh, J.


Walker,•N.Cartledge/.M. Powell,-D. Turn­ . . 4 . .


Hinks, I. Hassan, M.’ Suthers; J. Gandy, M. Greenwood, T. Marsh, C. Holt, K.‘ O'Connor, M. Doughty, S. Doughty. Reserves: C. Baron,1


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suffered their worst defeat of the season to date, losing by ten wick­ ets at home to Edenfield. After posting just 29,


it was no surprise to see the visitors knock off the runs without loss. Defeats were also


inflicted on Whalley and Read's second teams, at


the hands . of Oswaldtwistle Immanuel and Settle respectively. Read were skittled for


a paltry 21, chasing Set­ tle’s 170-6. Read thirds made


amends, beating Cherry Tree by five wickets in the Third Division. The Whalley Road


side were set a target of 150 to win after bowling out the Blackburn outfit, and passed it with half their wickets intact. Ribblesdale Wander­


ers thirds also enjoyed a fine victory, bowling out Earby for 45, after being dismissed themselves for 100.


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