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LEAGUE TABLES


Read.......... .....2313 ■ 4 Cherry Tree .....2311 6 Bamoldswick...2312 . 5


Senior Division P W L


Earby.............2312 8 Settle.....:;.... .:.23 11 .9 CUthcroe....„......2310 9 Ribblesdale W....23: 8 9 Gt Harwood...2310 9 Padlham..........23 9 8:


Wballey.;........23 8.10 Qssy Immanuel ..23 5 10 Baxenden........23 5 10


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Salesbury ..:;.......2014 2 "tHarwood.;.....2012 2 litheroe....:.......2013 5 Barnoldswick_20.11.. 7


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Burnley Belv .....20 9 • 8 Burnley GSOB ...20 8 8 Ribblesdale W....20 .7 10 larby............ .20 6 10 henyTree__.20 7 12


Blackburn N......23 4 12 Edenlield..........23 4 13 .One tied game - ’irat Division


B p P


14 91 18186 12 84> 12 78 16 77 18 76 20 72 12 71 12 69


1.8 ,58 •10 51 10 51


. 8 42 1 8 40


Padiham..........20 6' 11 Rolls-Royce......20 3 12 Stacksteads......20 3 12 Second Division


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i )ssy Immanuel..l810 2 Ribblesdale W....1910 2 Read...............17 8 6 Baraoldswick....18 7 7 Clitheroe..........19 6 5 Oherry Tree..... 18 5 5


Blackburn N._,-18 6 7 Padiham..........17 6 7 Earby..........—18 5 7 Gt Harwood.....18 4 6 Settle.........:....18 3 8 Baxenden.........17. 4 , 8 Edenfield.........17 4 6 Burnley Belv .....16 3 4 Salisbury.........18 2 5


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■'■ RESULTS : . First Division


Burnley Boys' Club 0,


Colne United 3; Rimmgton 2, •. Kelbrook 1; Stacksteads SJ7, Craven Heifer 4. . Second Division


Earby Town 0, Padiham 3;


Oswaldtwistle St Mary's 3, Calderstones 1; Rock Rovers 0, Barrowford YCW 3; Worsthome7, Rolls-Royce 2.; Reserve Division .


Bamoldswick Park Rovers


Bp P 24105 20 94 22 89 14 84 20 81 16 64 18 51: 14 49 8 46


10 40 7 28 2 22


Bp P 24 86 18 82 18 66 6 54 8 54


. 4, Rimington 2; Kelbrook 0, Burnley Belvedere 0; Rolls- Royce 3, Worsthome 13; Sab- den 0, Enfield 5; Settle Unit­ ed 1, Hurst Green 4.


AND DISTRICT BOWLING


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First Division Free Gardeners 8, Coppice


12 53 12 52 12 50 10 47 10 46 6 41


10 40 6 40 6 39 2 32


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.19 4 2 13 14 Globe A ...;.......1816 0 2138 .19 4 2 13 14 Globe E..... .....17 11 1 5101 .19 2 4 13 10 Ribblesdale A....1710 1 6100 Division


.19 8 :4 7 28 .19 8 3 8 27 .19 7 3 9 24


6 31 8 29


P w D L P P w D L p 'Hollands......... 17 8 0 9 84 Free Gardeners ..17 8 0- 9 86


,1915 3 1 48 Coppice.......... 17 9 0 8 83 ,19 V?, 2 5 38 Burnley Rd C ....17 8 0 9 83


2; Globe D 7, Hollands .3; Globe E 8, Burnley Road C 2; Ribblesdale A 5, Rushton Street E 5; Waddington A 2, Globe A 8. ' Second Division


Burnley Road D 5, Sydney


Street 5; Rishton Conserva­ tive C 7, Whalley A 3; Rush- ton Street C 7, Sabden B 3;


. Rushton Street D 6, Sales­ bury Blue 4;. Sabden B 9, Rushton Street D 1; Sydney .


• Street 7, Rushton Street D 3; Sydney Street 1, Whalley A 9; WhaUey B 7, Rishton BC 3. Third Division


Gatty Park 8, Milnsbaw


Park 2; Grange A 7, Burnley Road B 3; Oswaldtwistle Conservative 7, Oakhill Ash 3; Salesbury Red 7, Wadding­ ton B 3.


Fourth Division ■


Grange C 6, Immanuel B 4; Oakhill Beech12; Ribbles-


--dale C 8; Oakhill Park B 9, . Sabden A 1; Sabden C 6, Globe C 4; Ribblesdale C 7, Sabden C 3.


First Division . TABLES


1 RESULTS First Division


AND DISTRICT BOWLING LEAGUE


HARWOOD GREAT Globe A 10, Sabden Black


0; Heys Inn 7, Burnley Road B 3; Rishton Conservative A 6, Clitheroe Cricket Club 4; Rushton Street A 3, Great Harwood 7; Whalley A 7,


, 1 >


Rushton St E.....17 7 1 9 80 Globe D 17 -7 Or 10 .77 Waddington A ...17 5 0 .12'56


Rishton BC....... 1614 0 .2112 Salesbury Blue.r.1811' 0” 7108*. Whalley A........17 12 0 5105 Rushton St C... .1012 1 3101 Clitheroe CC.... 17 8. 1; 8'92 Sabden B -17 7 0 10 91 RishtonConC...18,.9. , 0 9 83 WhaUeyB...’....18 6 1 11 78 Rushton St D.17 7:.0 10 68 • Sydney Street —17: 3 1 13 54 Burnley RdD—17 2 2 . 13 47 • Third Division


OssyCon..... -17 15 0 2127 GrangeA...... ...17 14 0 3114' Gatty Park......1710. 1 6 99 OakhfflAsh——17 12 0 5 98. Burnley RdB-1710 0 7-93 AlmaA.


P W D L P


•MilnshawPark..17/0 ’ 1 16.47 Fourth Division


Salesbury Red—17 6 0 11 69 WaddingtonB...17 4 .1 12 58 Immanuel A—...16 3 .2 11'57


16 7 1 8 77


.Immanuel B.....17 9 0 8 87 Oakhill Beech ....17 7 0 10 81 Oakhill Park B...17 7 0 10 80 Sabden C.........17 8 1 8 79 AlmaB........... 17 2 0 15 52 Sabden A—.... 17 2 0 15 33


Globe C.........17 15 0 2132 Mercer Park.....17 14 0 3 117 Grange C.........17 9 1 7 91 Ribblesdale C....17 8 2 7 90


CLITHEROE INVITATION SUMMER • DARTS


LEAGUE FINAL TABLES First Division


DogA............... 14 13 1 73 Royal Oak A..... 14 11 3 58 KingsArmsA.... 14 . 8 6 54 Craven A............ 14 6 8 52 Waggon & Horse. 14 7 7 48 Royal Oak 8 ...... 14 5 9 45 Brown Cow A...... 14 3 11 37 LegionB;.......... 14 ; 2.12 29 ~ • Second Division


P W L P


‘ HorseShoe........ 14 8 6 53 Brown Cow C...... 14 8 6 43 Brown Cow B.... 14 3 11 35 DogB............... 14 1 13 28 Singles event at the Craven


on Monday. Play to a winner. Doubles event at the


Craven on Monday, Septem­ ber 9th. Play to a winner.


Craven Heifer B.. 14 13 1 76 Legion A........... 14 10 4 - 59


P W L P PW D L P


Oakhill Park A...17 3 1 13 52 Second Division : - - ‘.-3 ■ PW D L 'P


Ribblesdale Wanderers A 3. , Second Division Coppice 3, Hurst Green A 7; Gatty Park 7, Spring HiU 3; ^Leisure Hour B 6, Free Gar-


•


• deners 4; Rishton BG 7; Globe : B 3; Salesbury A 6, Roe Lee :Park 4;'Leisure Hour B 8, Globe B 2.


t •


1 , .ThirdDivision Burnley Road A 8, ,Whal- ; ley.B 2; Oakhill 9, Castle B 1;


J Oswaldtwistle Conservative .10, Burnley Road A 0; Rib­ blesdale B 8, Salesbury B 2; Sabden Red 6, Oswaldtwistle


. Conservative 4; Sabden Red 7, Oakhill 3; Salesbury B 9, Leisure Hour A 1; Whalley B 9, Waddington A 1; Castle B 3, Ribblesdale Wanderers B 7. - 'Fourth Division Castle A 7, Milnshaw


Wanderers 3; Hurst Green B 1, Grange 9; Immanuel 6, Rishton Conservative B 4; Mercer Park 8, Great Har­ wood C.C 2; Mercer Park 7, Waddington B 3; Sydney Street 7, Hurst Green B 3; Grange 9, Castle A 1; Great Harwood CC 9, Sydney Street 1; Rishton Conserva­ tive B 6, Sabden Blue 4; Waddington B 7, Immanuel 3.


FINAL TABLES First Division P W D L P


Heys Inn-......1814 0 4 121 Rushton St A.—1813 0 5109 Great Harwood.,18 12 15107 Ribblesdale A....1711 0 6102 Burnley Road B.18 0. 0 8 96


. Globe'A........—.18 8 2 8 91 Sabden Black—18 6 0 12 72 Whalley A........18 5 0 13 71 Rishton Con A...18 3 2 13 62 Clitheroe CC..-17 4 1 12 59 Second Division


P W D L P


Roe Lee Park....18 12 0 6117 Leisure Hour B..18 15 0 3115 Hunt Green A...18 13 0 5 108 Salisbury A..... 1811 1 6108 Free Gardeners ..18 9 0 .9 92 Globe B..... .....18 8 1 9 79 Coppice.......... 18 6 0 12 77 Gatty Park......18 5 -2 11 73 Spring HiU.......18 , 6:vlS;12:>78 Rishton BC......18, 3 ,1 14 58 Third Division '


PW D L P


OssyCon.........20 15 0 5 141 Salesbury B.....20 14 0 6 124 Rushton St B....2011 1 8109 Ribblesdale B....20 12 0 8 103 Burnley Road A.20 9 2 9 101 WhaUey B...... .20 10 0 10 94 Oakhill............19 8 2 9 94 Leisure Hour A..19 9 -0 10 89 Waddington A ...20 6 0 14 Sabden Red .......20 7 1 12 78 Castle B.......... 20 5 0 13 77 Fourth Division


PW D L P


Grange............22 18 0 4 155 Oakhill Vets.....22 15 0 7 143 Mercer Park.....2217 1 4142 Gt Harwood CC.22 15 0 17 135 Rishton Con B...22 10 1 11109 Immanuel........2210 ' 0 12104 Sabden Blue.....22 10 0 12 97 Milnshaw Wands22 8 1 13 97 Sydney Street —22 9 0 13 95 Waddington B ...22 7 1 14 90


Castle A.......... 22 7 0 15 81 Hurst Green B...22 3 2 17 72


Weekend Scorecards


Saturday Clitheroe v l


’ OSWALDTWISTLE :


Oswaldtwistle Immanuel


AshtonbHargreaves ...Yvvi’MT . C.BurtoncBurnsbBibby ....13 C. Mawdsley b Hargreaves/ . . . . .0- S.SadjqlbwbFitton .........13 N.PaynebHargreaves. . . . . ....0 ■ P.DignancBurnsbBibby;'.t..18 ■ A. Dignan lbw b Bibby.. '.’'.-if*. .0 ;


•A. Moorby b Fitton-.. ;;i .-f. . . . .0. ,1. Nicholson not out . . . ;V ;. ...13 A. Metcalfe c Bishop b Bibby .. .2 G. Metcalfe lbw b Hargreaves .. .2 Extras...............3.........4


.v. Total................. .‘ .....82 Bowling: M. Hargreaves 11.4-3-


‘ 23-4; J. Warburton 5-1-14-0; N. Bibby 17-7-30-4; Fitton 84-12-2.


CLITHEROE


N. Bolton c P. Dignan b Ashton .13 St Bishop lbw b Ashton ............8 Fitton b Ashton .....................0 A.BurnscNicholsonbAshton ..0 M. Bolton lbw b Ashton..........14 S. Whalley bG. Metcalfe..........0 . S. Coulter not out..................36 M. Coulter not out. . . . ; . . . . . . .9 , Extras...........................6,


.. .Total(for6) . . . . . . . . . . . . . .86; Bowling: Ashton 13-6-23-5; A.;


Metcalfe 6-1-22-0; G. Metcalfe 6-1- - 25-1; S. Sadiq 2.34)45-0. .


Bamoldswick v Ribblesdale Wanderers


. RIBBLESDALE


R. Gladwin c M. Scothem b Pick­ up ..................................35


Nawaz b Beech........ ............. 1 M. Peel not out.....................28 -


D. Howard notout .................. 1 - Extras........................ '... .8 Total (for2)..................... 74 Bowling: P. Beech 6-1-18-1; M.


Scothem 6-2-17-0; J. Pickup 6-0-20- 1; Peake 5.5-1-14-0. .. Rain stopped play.


Read


v Settle SETTLE


T. Canaway c Turner b Raza. . . .0 A. Davidson c Haworth b Wal­ ton ......................


20


Hornby c and b Raza .............19 M.VerdencWhaUeybRaza ...1 T. Green c Marsh b Raza .......35 P. Ridgway b Raza..................4 P. Taylor lbw Walton ...............1 K. Hornby not out................ 15 D. Jolleys c Eastham b Barden . .0 J. Hughes c Turner b Raza .......0 D. Worthington c Lynagh b Bar­ den ............................. ...2 Extras.....................i ........9 Total ............................106 Bowling: Raza 19-6-35-6; F.


Barden 9.5-0-33-2; C. Walton 7-2- 24-2; W. Eastham 2-0-5-0. •


READ


N. Marsh not out . . . . . . . . . . . .4 3 , Razanotout . . . . . . . . . . '. . . . . .2 6


Extras. .-.-A; Total (for.2) / . . r.


Ridgway 7-2-15-0; J. Hughes 5-1- 18-1; D. Jolleys 9-2-30-0; A. David­ son 4.1-0-19-0.


i EDENFIELD


Whalley v Edenfield


M. Bums c and b Smith.........13 A. Williams run out ...............36 Mitchell c Smith b O'Neill........4 G. Smithson b Cordingley........9 B. Storey c Cordingley b Gorton 14 C. Hanson c and b O'Neill........7 J. Smith b Smith.....................2 M. Carpendale lbw b O'Neill. . . .1 C. Flitcroft c Whelan b Smith .. .0 S.


Bowling: Hornby 7-2-21-1; P.


.-f..;.. .5 . .107


C. Walton b Hornby................5 M. Whalley c Ridgway b Hugh­ es ...................... . . . . . . .2 8


Ashraf c Uoyd b Ainsworth .......18 N. Robbins c Briggs bBritcliffe...O ^ G. Bolton c Peel b Braithwaite 1.40 L. Kennedy c Nawaz b.* • - Ainsworth.... .................... Ik- And Robinson c Hall b Howard...4 D. Hayes c Lloyd b Howard .......14 A. Sudnik not outl


............2


A. Baldwin st Hall b Braithwaite 1 Logan st Hall b Howard........*.....2 - Extras........ .................;....31


‘ Total.............................127 Bowling: Nawaz 8-0-21-1; I.


Britdiffe 7-2-12-2; A. Ainsworth 7-' 2-18-2; D. Howard.14.5-342-3; T. Braithwaite 8-3-11-2. . r’


RIBBLESDALE


R. Gladwin c Kennedy b Ashraf ..6 Nawaz not out......................69 . M. Peel lbw Ashraf.................. 0 D. Howard b Sudnik.............. .21 I. Tomlinson b Baldwin...'..........8 - . R. Lloyd lbw b Sudnik........ .......4 A. Ainsworth not out................9 Extras.............


.11


Total (for 5)............... 128 Bowling: Ashraf 15-141-2; G.


Bolton 7-2-16-0; N. Robbins 5-0-23-' 0; A. Sudnik 7.2-0-27-2; J. Baldwin 5-1-18-1.


BARNOLDSWICK


Bamoldswick v Read


I. Scothem c Woodvine b Raza .17 Peake c Turner b Barden...........0 M. Nutter c Whalley b Eastham 23. - M. Plant c Turner b Eastham ...13 P. Beech c Whalley b Raza........3 M. Scothem c Haworth b Eastham 26 J. Pickup c Walton b Eastham ....6 S. Sheraz c Whalley b Raza...... 3 B.


ChamleybRaza.7


M. Lord not out.....................3 J. Stead not out................ ......2 . Extras.............................10 • Total (for 9)....................113 Bowling: Raza 23-11-314; F.


READ


C. Walton c Nutter b M. Scothem .5 M. Whalley not out.............55 N. Marsh c Peake b Beech........0 Raza c I. Scothem b Beech....... 0 Razanotout........................26 W. Eastham not out .............. 50 Extras...............................4 Total (for 3)....................114 Bowling: P. Beech 7-1-29-2; M.


Scothem 114-15-1; Peake 7-0-25-0; J. Stead 2-0-16-0; M. Lord 1-0-5-0; M. Plant 0.1-0-2-0.


Settle v


Whalley WHALLEY


J. Kearsley c Ridgeway b Hombyl P. Grace retired hurst...............1 L. Kearsley run out................39 Cordingley c Ridgeway b Hornby ..33 M. Whelan run out......... ....... 35 D. Overy c Davidson b Hornby ...1 A. Whelan c and b Hornby........1 S. Gorton c Canaway b Ridgeway3 L. Burgess not out..;................ 3 D. Westwood c Taylor b Hornby .0


D. O'Neill notout....................0 Extras.............. ................2


•Total (for 8)....................119 Bowling: Hornby 16-541-5; P.


Ridgeway 184-35-1; D. Jolleys 6-1- 21-0; J. Hughes 7-0-20-0.


SETTLE


T. Canaway c Westwood b O'Neill ..7 A. Davidson c Westwood b Cord­ ingley.......... ................ ....11


A. Whaitesb O'Neill................0 P. Ridgeway c Burgess b O'Neill.19 P. Taylor not out....................12 K. Homby not out;............. 7 Extras...............................5 Total (for 6).....;............... 120 ‘ Bowling: D. O'Neill 17.4-6-35-5;


• Cordingley 13-0-33-1; S. Gorton 5- 0- 15-0; L. Burgess 9-1-32-0.


Selected teams


W. Slinger lbw b Smith.............4 E x t r a s ..................10 Total.............................105 Fall of wickets: 1/29,2/50,3/62,.


4/75,5/87,6/90,7/96,8/96,9/100. Bowling: J. Smith 11.3-1-314;


D. O’Neill 14-5-24-3; Cordingley 10- 4-27-1; S. Gorton 7-2-15-1.


WHALLEY


M. Davies not out..................35 M. Whelan c and b Storey...... 23 L. Kearsley c Williams b Mitchell............


.0


Cordingley b Mitchell ............. 0 A. Pratt c Williams b Mitchell . .0 A. Whelan b Storey ................ 1 J. Smith lbw Slinger...............36 J. Kearsley hot out........ .........2 Extras......................... ....9 Total (for 6)....................106 Fall of wickets: 1/33,2/36,3/36, .


4/36,5/37,6/97. Bulcocknotout ................5 for the


weekend CRICKET SATURDAY


Clitheroe (v Padiham,


home, meet 12-30 p.m., start 1-


Burns, N. Bibby, Stephen Bishop, M. Coulter, S. Coul­ ter, M. Bolton, J. Warburton, M. Hargreaves; S. Whalley, Fitton.Scorer, J. Blackburn. Same team Sunday v Read, home, meet 12-30 p.m. except C. Brown for J. Warburton. Clitheroe 2nds (v Padiham,


Homby c Burgess b O'Neill..... 38 M. Verden c Westwood b O'Neill................... ;.......21


Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, August 29th, 2002 35.


Read go clear at top of the table


READ kept up the heat on Jen­ nings Ribblesdale League lead­ ers Cherry Tree at the weekend, with two sensational victories over two fellow title contenders. Season surprise packages Settle


were;brushed aside on Saturday ; beforga trip to ’Victory Park on


stuck for a caught and bowled effort, with Raza finishing with the amazing figures of 6-35. Read opener Craig Walton soon hit a magnificent extra cover.drive


Sunday saw^them return with the points from previous league lead- ■ ers Bamoldswick. After starting 25 minutes late


on Saturday, Settle were immedi­ ately in trouble after Andy Turner took a smart slip catch to remove opener Tom Canaway. There was then a stand of 38


between professional Stuart Hom­ by and captain Andrew Davidson before the latter was caught behind for 20. Mark Verden (1) could only


edge an Akram.Raza delivery to . MichaelTWhaney at short leg, before Paul Ridgeway tried to hit Raza out'of-the’ground as was bowled for four. Tim Green tried the same tactic


soon after nd was well caught by Nick Marsh at long off for 35. Professional Homby then hit a


Turner at mid-wicket which was destined to go over the boundary, and.Michael Scothem; top-scor­ ing for the home side with 26, top- edged a ball to the wicket keeper.


for four, but got carried aviayand^;; /.The final pair however were not was clean-bowled;Ly Homhyfpr'rmoved, denying Read the two five.


His replacement Nik Marsh end, decide'the title, was subdued and left jnog^of<


■^-^?^ar i^ S ? ^ e x t r a points that’might, in the Hle"~'vRead's reply was dramatic in


scoring to the :y d u h ^ ^ i^ a | l i£ t l fe extreme, with chief run-scorer Whalley who afterisome'great—j¥aig Walton out early for the touches


,cs^ro<LjiUyr in succession. - ~v


Mareh an( lAKram'Ra^^ney^|:Nick';Marsh got a corker of a home the irmirigs with five dw


Paul Beech which flew


to spare, winning by six wickets to’second slip, caught by Peake, with Marsh ending on 43 a n d , 'and that was soon followed by Raza coming home on 26 to move Raza, out for a duck with the Read one point behind leaders score now on 7-3. Cherry Tree. The top of the table clash with


Bamoldswick on Sunday was decided on the toss, which Bamoldswick duly won and, to everyone's amazement, elected to .bat. Peake was first to go for a duck,


followed by his replacement Matthew Nutter caught by Whal­ ley off Warren Eastham for 23. The dangerous Matthew Plant


ferocious shot back to Raza which was brilliantly caught by Andrew


Barden 7-1-25-1; W. Eastham 15-0- 474.


RIBBLESDALE Wan­ derers blasted the Jen­ nings Rib b le sda le League title race wide open again with a fine victory over.contenders Cherry Tree on Sunday. Terry Braithwaite


won the toss and invited the visitors to bat on a green, soft wicket, which paid dividends as Shahid Nawaz and Ian Britcliffe kept runs to a minimum. Anthony Robinson


was first to go, as he slashed Britcliffe to gully where David Howard took an excellent diving catch. Nawaz bowled Riley


for 10 and the dangerous Robbins mistimed a pull


off Britcliffe giving an


Leaders beaten


JENNINGS Ribbles­ dale League First D iv i- . sion leaders Salesbury could only manage one victory at the weekend as they were toppled on Sunday at home to derby rivals Clitheroe. Clitheroe won by 13


runs after restricting the homesters to 123-9 in reply to their innings total of 136-8. This defeat followed


Salesbury's narrow win over Belvedere, in which the margin of victory was just one wicket. Belvedere posted 129-


30 p.m.) N. Bolton, A.


8, but couldn't collect the final Salesbury wicket quickly enough as the visitors' ended on 130-9 to pick up five points. Clitheroe's other match


of the weekend also ended in victory as they overcame Earby on Sat­ urday at Chatbum Road. The home side passed


Bowling: B. Storey 15-6-31-2;


Mitchell 16.5-540-3; S. Bulcock 5- 2-14-0; W. Slinger 4-0-134.


Sunday Earby v


Clitheroe EARBY


Scholefield c Burns b Warbur­ ton........ ........................ 73


1999 (D FREELANDER 1.8 XEi 5dr Station Wagon; 29,500 miles, black . .. £12,995


C. Walton lbw b Hargreaves...... 3 N. Hodge c N. Bolton b Fitton...18 I. Clarkson b N. Bolton...........10 P. Baistow st Coulter b N. Bolton............................. 0


1997 (P) TOYOTA Rav 4 2.0 GX 5dr; Turquoise, 54,000 miles, service history .................... £7650


1999 CD RENAULT Clio 1.4 RT 5dr; Power steering, electric windows, and sunroof, remote central locking, drivers airbag....................................................................... 2000 (W) NISSAN Micra 1.0 Profile 3dr, Red, 12,800 miles. . . : ..............................


1997 (R) SUZUKI Baleno GS 3dr; 34,000 miles, blue, power steering, alloy wheels, - electric windows, central locking ............. .... ‘...................... ..................... ..


1998 (R) FIAT Punto 1.2 60SX 5dr; Metallic red, central locking, 56,000 miles, service history, Group 3 insurance . . . -.................................................. .. - ............


1996 (P) FORD Escort 1.6 Serenade 5dr; Red, 55,600 miles, electric windows, sunroof, power steering .................. ..................................................................... .............


MGB GT 1975 (N) MGB GT Webasto; Sunroof, chrome bumpers, bracken, 54,800 miles,


one owner from 1975 -1999 ...............................1............................... .


£5650 £4650 .


.£3550


. . . .£ 3 1 5 0 . £2895


A. Jaggers c Coulter b N. Bolton .0 T. Kegg b N. Bolton........ .........4 S. Hipgrave c Warburton b Fit- ton...................................0


A. Rushton c Hargreaves b Fit- ton...................................0


S. Hudson lbw b N. Bolton ..........0 D. Proud not out............... 5 Extras............


Total..................... .........124 Bowling: M. Hargreaves 7-1-27-


11


1; N. Bibby 7-1-24-0; Fitton 14-0- 39-3; J. Warburton 5-0-24-1; N. Bolton 4.3-04-5.


CLITHEROE • , £3000 1980 (V) MGB GT Webasto; Sunroof, black, rubber bumpers, documented history___ . . . £2500


N. Bolton c Hipgrave b Scholefield .13 St Bishop c Jaggers b Kegg........2 Fitton b Scholefield.............. ;...0 A. Bums lbw b Scholefield.......68 M. Bolton c Proud b Kegg...;..:....0 S. Coulter b Jaggers........... .....32 S. Whalley c Proud b Scholefield .0 > M. Coulter not out...................6 M. Hargreaves not out...... 0 Extras..................


7 Total (for7).;;...;;.'..;...:...:....128


• Bowling: Scholefield 12-3-334; T. Kegg 13441-2; A. Rushton 74- 16-0; S. Hipgrave 5-2-12-0; A. Jag­ gers 5.1-0-22-1.


Ribblesdale Wanderers v


Cherry Tree CHERRY,TREE


C. Riley b Nawaz............ .;......10 Ant Robinson c Howard b Bntchffe J2


away, meet 12-15 p.m.) J. Green, M. Scott, M. Preston, C. Brown, C._Bishop, C. Mus- son, Simon Bishop, F. Hus­ sain, P. Gaskell, C. Seed, R. Dinsdale. Scorer: F. Green. Read (v Cherry Tree, away,


start 1-30 p.m.) W. Eastham,- C. Walton, T. Little, M. Whal­ ley, F. Barden, L. Woodvine, S. Marshall, J. Marshall, A. Turner, N. Marsh, Raza.


■ Reserve: P. Haworth. Same team Sunday (v Clitheroe, away). Scorer: J. Whalley. Read 2nds (v Whalley,


home, start 1-30 p.m.) D. Thistlethwaite, D. Lynagh, P. Haworth, J. Doughty, W. Dri­ ver, T. Marsh, M. Doughty, S. Doughty, C. Holt,. M. Ben­ nett, M. Greenwood. Reserve: J. Gandy. Ribblesdale Wanderers (v


Great Harwood, away, start 1- 30 p.m., meet 12-30 p.m.) T. Braithwaite, M. Briggs, D. Howard, C. Hall, I. Bntchffe, A. Ainsworth, R. Gladwin, P. A. Hall, J. Braithwaite, J. Rain. Nawaz, scorer - L. Braithwaite. Same team Sun­ day, Earby, away, meet 12-30


-p.m.:,. w.-'V • . . Ribblesdale- Wanderers


Earby's total of 174-6 despite losing eight wick­ ets in a frantic final few overs. Ribblesdale Wanderers


seconds picked up a win and a defeat from their two weekend fixtures. Chasing 200-8 on Sat­


urday at home to Bamoldswick, the home side put up a good fight before eventually suc­ cumbing to the pressure, being bowled out for 192. They did follow this


up, however, with a four- wicket win at Cherry Tree, after overhauling the hosts' score of 140 with the loss of six wick­ ets. The Second Division


saw a win and a defeat for all three local sides, Sales­ bury, Read and Whalley. The former were the


2nds (v Earby, home, start 1- 30 p.m.) B. Spencer, M. Wrigley,. P. Spencer, A. Pearce, S. Fielding, G. Maguire, D. Braithwaite, N. Peel, I. Tomlinson, R. Lloyd; . M. Pratt. Reserve: S. Whar­ ton. Scoren R. Fielding..


. , SUNDAY Clitheroe 3rds (v Belvedere,


away, meet 12-15 p.m.; start 1- 30 p.m.) Team to be selected.


.. Read 3rds (v Blackburn ^Northern, away, start 1-30 p.m.) G. Hinks, I. Hassan, M. Suthers, J. Doughty, A. Ben­ nett, D.- Gandy, M. Doughty, S. Doughty, T. Marsh, C. Holt, W. Driver. Reserve: C. Baron. Scorer, M. Doughty. ,


■ •


' only side to take home a victory on Saturday, overcoming the challenge of Stacksteads by 56 runs. Sunday, however, saw them lose at home to Set-


• tie by seven wickets, after being bowled out in the first innings for just 62. . Read lost by a single wicket at Burnley Gram-


; mar School Old Boys, before bowling' . out Belvedere for 100 on Sun­ day to win by eight wick- : .


• ets. .. . : Whalley were the only


other team in action as the followed up Sunday's


< eight-wicket loss at Eden­ field with a comprehen-


• Ribblesdale Wanderers1 Select ( v Hadlington, home, start 2 p.m.) G. Monk, G. Clarkson, R. Lloyd, A. Marsh,


< S. Fielding, S. Wharton, G. Maguire, S. Braithwaite, P. Maguire, M. Pratt, C. Nut- tall./Scoren R. Fielding, r /


- sive: five-wicket win at >' home to Stacksteads. ‘ They took the full seven points after bowling out


; the visitors' for 178, and passing the target easily, ending on 179-5. f


easy catch to Martin Briggs at square leg, reducing the visitors' to 28-3. Naeem Ashraf and


Bolton set about repair­ ing the damage with.a patient stand of 33, with Andrew Ainsworth breaking the partnership with the prized wicket of the pro, caught at cover by Robert Lloyd for 18. He followed this with


Kennedy in his next over, Nawaz taking a good slip catch. Howard and Braith­


waite came into the attack and kept the stranglehold on the bats­ men, Andy Robinson caught behind by Philip Hall off Howard at 95-6.


Gary Bolton had


looked insecure in his innings and but was looking ominous as he reached 40 when the skipper had him caught in the deep by Martin Peel. The innings stumbled


to 127 as Lloyd caught Hayes for 16 off Howard, and Hall stumped Bald­ win and Logan to claim the two bowling points for the home side. The target of 128 was


never going to.be easy against the bowling of Ashraf, and so it proved as he quickly claimed the wickets of Gladwin (16) and Peel (0). However, Wanderers were rescued by a stand


of 57 between Nawaz and Howard which swung the game in their favour, the ex-skipper eventually bowled by Sudnik for 21. The pro was playing


circumspectly and the middle order chipped in with with stands of 19, 11 and 18 to take the home side to victory. Nawaz, whose 69 not


out was one of his b e s t . innings, a sensible knock of the highest calibre and picking off shots perfect­ ly to secure the win. Saturday's match with • contenders


title


Bamoldswick was washed out, after a huge thunderr storm wiped out the Rib­ blesdale innings on 74-2.


Clitheroe enjoy maximum weekend


A WONDERFUL double victory for Clitheroe saw them take the maximum 14 points from the two weekend Jen­ nings Ribblesdale League encounters. And this included a fabulous win at


the Applegarth on Sunday against high­ flying Earby, almost surely denying them a chance at this year's title. That victory was made all the more


sweet with captain Neil Bolton ending the match with the fabulous bowling fig­ ures of five wickets for four runs, from just four and a half overs! And his two batting knocks of the


weekend, out on both days for 13, were certainly not unlucky for his side, as they look to qualify for the LCB Knockout Cup by ending the season with a top four finish. Saturday's match at home to


Oswaldtwistle Immanuel started well, with the visitors' batting first and losing wickets at regular intervals. No player in the side managed a score


in the 20s, with just four men entering into double figures. Professional Rob Ashton went early


for 17, after his fellow opener .Burton had been caught by Andy Bums for 13 off the bowling of Neil Bibby. Sadiq also went for 13, trapped lbw by


professional Dexter Fitton, sandwiched between two ducks from Mawdsley and Payne. A. Dignan and Moorby both also went


without registering a score, as E Dignan (18) and Nicholson (13 not out) were the only other main contributors. Clitheroe didn't start their reply any


better as Stephen Bishop went lbw for eight, before professional Fitton'and Andy Bums both went without scoring. Captain Neil Bolton fell for 13 before


namesake Mark fell for 14, also caught lbw, this time by the pro Ashton.


A terrific half-century final stand, saw


the Coulter brother, Simon and Matthew bring the innings home with taiocks of 36 and nine respectively. This was only a warm-up, however, to


Sunday's action, in which title contenders Earby were swept aside at Chatbum Road. After electing to put the visitors into


bat, Clitheroe got to work disposing of the top order. But the presence of professional Alex


Scholefield proved to be harder than expected as he stayed at the crease for much of the innings, and was Earby's reason why the match wasn't over long before it eventually was. His fabulous knock of 73 was the high­


light of an innings, in which five players departed for a duck, and three more reg­ istered single figure scores. The bowling of captain Neil Bolton


was the reason for this, coming in for 15- year-old James Warburton after the


youngster had bowled his allocated five overs. The youngster did claim the prize


wicket of Scholefield, after he had him caught at point by Andy Bums. This sparked a massive collapse, in


which the viators' fell form 95-1 to 124 all' out, with Bolton and professional Dexter Fitton the chief wicket-takers. Clitheroe's reply took time to get


underway, but after Bolton (13) Bishop (2), and ducks from Fitton and Mark Bolton, the fifth wicket stand of 97 between Andy Bums and Simon Coulter proved to be the match-winner. After being 23-4, Clitheroe took the


score to 121 before Coulter was out for 32; j ■ ■ Burns went for a magnificent 68, to


leave Matthew Coulter and Mark Harg­ reaves to seal victory with just under three overs remaining.


Whalley’s mixed weekend


WHALLEY distanced themselves from the b o t tom group in the Jennings Ribblesdale League table after a resounding four-wicket, win over fellow strag­ glers Edenfield on Sat­ urday. Captain Jason Smith


was the hero of the after­ noon, recording bowling figures of 4-31 before top-scoring with the bat, ending on 36. After inserting the vis­


itors at Station Road, Whalley took time to break down the Eden­ field openers, but did so in ,the 11th over with a caught and bowled dis­ missal of Bums courtesy of captain Smith. Visiting paid man Ian


Mitchell didn't last long as he was caught by the captain o f f O'Neill for four, before fellow opener Williams was needlessly run out for an impressive 36.


Wickets began to turn-


ble at regular intervals, with only middle order • batsmen Storey entering .; into double figures as he was caught by Whalleyi professional Neil Cord- ;- ingley off .Simon Gorton- for 14. • Smith added 'three


innings to give Whalley the full seven points,


more wickets to his tally,., as Edenfield crumbled from 87-5 to 105 all out, with the home side mop- • ping up the tailenders with little fuss.. •. ■ Opener Martin Davies’ .


started; the. Whalley fightback and:he was to end there, as .well as he . was to take his side to,, victory almost single- handedly. • . But for fellow opener


Mark Whelan (23) and captain Smith (36) the remainder of the innings - took a dramatic twist as three players were out fo r . a duck, and one for just a single.


• But Davies (35 not


out) along with John Kearsley saw out the .......1L. . .


cs Sunday's trip to Marshfield to play Settle was a different affair, as ' the title contenders brushed aside the visi­ tors by four wickets. • Whalley's cause wasn't helped by Grace retiring hurt early on for a single, but despite Lee Kearsley (39), professional Cord­ ingley (33) and Mark Whelan (35) all posting respectable scores, the rest of the team faltered to amount just 10 runs between them. ■ ; Whalley ended on 119- 8, and after taking the early wicket of Canaway • (7), things never looked like turning in their favour.. •


'v Professional S tu a r t : Hornby top-scored with 38, before brother Keith saw out the innings with just two balls to spare to end hopes of a weekend double for Jason Smith's ■ side.


"...- v r - . eskr eliisDQltMfeastlaMfesiiews.c a* However, Warren Eastham and


Michael Whalley carried the Read ship home, both finishing with unbeaten half-centuries after pounding the Bamoldswick attack for regular trips to the boundary. With Cherry Tree's loss at Rib­


blesdale Wanderers, Read are now five points clear at the top of the table, with Saturday’s trip to Pre­ ston Old Road surely a title decider with just three games to go.


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