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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, September 4th, 2003 39


Whalley • EARBY


> a rb y V Read


Crook c Sleeo b Fju-thsm i < Crook c Sleep bEastham ______16


C.WaltoncSleepbEastham ...14 N. Hodge c Payne b Eastham . . .14 A. Jaggers st Payne b Eastham . .0


A. Rushton c Eastham b Sleep . . .3 S. Hipgrave'not out ........... ; . . .19


D.ProudcWaltonbSleep .....11 Extras................................ 17 Total ...........


.ns Bowling: 0. Newby 10-0-36-1;


Sleep 20.5-7-34-3; W. Eastham 11-2- 35-6.


READ T.


N. Marsh not out...................... 34 Sleep not out.... ......................... 30 Extras ..................................13


Total (for 1 ) ........................ 118 Bowling: Crook 5.3-1-18-0; A . ,


Rushton 7-1-21-0; P. Bairstow 5-0- 24-0; A. Jaggers 6-2-26-1; P. Tilbury 4-0-25-0; C. Walton 1-0-4- O.


Barnoldsick v Ribblesdale Wanderers


BARNOLDSWICK


v Clitheroe CLITHEROE


Gillespiec Cordingley bSmith ...0 N. Bolton c and b Gorton........18


S.MuimsbNewby ................10 " BoltoncSmithbCordingley.3b M.NuttercNewbybSleep .....9


P. Tilbury e Woodvine b East- A. Ainsworth notout . . . . . . . . . .1 5 _____ 2


P. Bairstow c Newby b East­ ham ...................................... ..


A. Burns c Whelan b Cordingley .1 N. Bibby b Smith.............. .10


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“ am ......................................2 M. Hargreaves not out ...............3 Extras......... ; ......................l l Total (for 9 ) ........................ 129 Bowling: J. Smith 16-2-43-3; D.


ONeill 9-5-10-0; S. Gorton 641-22-1; Cordingley 13-3-44-5.


WHALLEY L. Kearsley b Gillespie.................6 LittlecProudbJaggera .....41


M. Whelan b Ainsworth..........45 A. Whelan b Ainsworth ............... 8 A.PrattibwBolton . . . . . . . . . . .1 4 J. Blair b Gillespie............ .14 J. Smith not ou t ........................11: S. Gorton c Whailey b Ainsworth .5 M. Fieiden c Coulter b Gillespie. .0 Extras ..................................2 Total .............................. ..117 Bowling: Gillespie 14.3-3-43-3; M.


Hargreaves 81-3-1; A Ainsworth 8830- 4; N. Bibby 81-20-0; N. Bolton4-820-1.


Read v Clitheroe READ


• M'9°ultcr = b Cordingley 1 S. Bishop c Davies b Smith....... 19 a & ' i b w S n Z l


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Whatley v


Barnoldswick WHALLEY


M. Davies c Pickup b Kulatunga 19 Cordingley b M. Scothem.......... 3 L. Kearsley c Plant b Kulatunga 20 M. Whelan c Kulatunga b Pickup58 A. Whelan b M. Scothem.......... 6


RIBBLESDALE, Wanderers climbed back into the Ribbles- dale League Lancashire Cup thankst 0 twoawaywins


J. Smith not ou t ..........................2 at the weekend.


Total (for 7 ) .......................149 Bowling: Kulatunga 14-4-34-2;


BARNOLDSWICK


M. Davies lbw Hargreaves......... 0 Kuiatunga c Cordingley b Burgess 1 Coidingley c Bjshop b Ainsworth 12 J. Pickup c Pratt b Smith ......... 55


I. Scothem b Smith . . . . ; ...........0 M. Scothem b Smith.................10


M. Plant b N. Cordingley......... 26 J. Hall c Smith b Cordingley . . . .39 L. Hodgson c Davies b Cordingley 7 N. Butt c Kearsley b Cordingiey. .0


D. Oldfield not out...................... 0 M. Rawson c Whelan b Smith .. .0 Extras:...................................6 Total:................................. 147 Bowling: J. Smith 15.4-5-29-5; L.


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Edenfield v Ribblesdale Wanderers EDENFIELD


M. Roscoe c Peel b Britcliffe....... 5 I. ScotTem c PeeTbBritcliffe^.. .0 £. Marsh 11 Ainsworth^™ ."."l9 MitcMib’H^Tari1?™ .^ ..........25 MrK ”


L'lkdgl^n run out°^!‘. .......17 SlWp^Wi^H^rgrekvra' ^ & Hudson cBirithwaitcb Howard .12 Kulatunga c Kerr b O'Neil. . . . . .2 0 M- Whal!ey c S. Bishop b Harg- J. Pickup ibw Nawaz ...................0 —- • • •..............................11


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jh S wo'Neif: : : : : : : : : : : : ;4.6 ^ w n o t o u t ...................... is M.Loidb O'Neil .........................1 A. Khan c Hall b O’Neil...............8 S. Sheraz lbw b Nawaz.................0 J. Stead not out............................1 Extras.................................. .20 Total (for 9 ) .........................157 Bowling: I. Britcliffe 10-1-35-1; S.


!


Nawaz 22-7-39-2; D. Howard 3-0-24- 0; T. O'Neil 10-1-44-5.


RIBBLESDALE WANDERERS


R. Gladwin Ibw Lord .................44 C. Hall not o u t ..........................57 A. Marsh Ibw Stead...................23 M. Peel c l . Scothem b Khan ...19 S. Nawaz not out ........................2 Extras:..................................16 Total (for 3 ) ........................ 161 Bowling: J. Stead 14-1-55-1; M.


Scothem 7-3-11-0; M. Lord 11-0-45- 1; J. Pickup 6-1-25-0; M. Plant 2-0- 11-0; A. Khan 1-0-3-1; L. Hodgeson 1-0-4-0.


CLITHEROE


GillespiecWoodvinebNewby ..16 N. Bolton b Sleep...................... 22


S. Bishop b Eastham...................6


M. Coulter bEastham ...............0 • A. Bums b Sleep........................39 P. Gaskell c Marsh b Eastham .. .1 S.WhaileycPaynebNewby ...11 S. Coulter c Marsh b Sleep........14 A. Ainsworth c Payne b Sleep .. .20


........... 46 W.S\hambHargreavK- : : : : : : :S R.RileycHallbHoward .. ...4 L. " Woodvine not out"!


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Extras ................................. 15 Total (for 6) ........................206 Bowling: Gillespie 11-3-39-0; M.


Hargreaves 16-3-53-4; N. Bolton 1-0- 8-0; A. Ainsworth 11-1-73-2; N. Bibby 6-1-18-0.


J. Smith c Braithwaite b Kerr . . . .0 S. Bullcock not out......................6 Extras ................................. 16 Total ................................. 142 Bowling: T. O’Neil 8-2-26-0; I. Brit­


c „ “ tc'iffe (>, H™ard • •


cliffe 7-0-35-1; D. Howard 12.3-5-27-7; Nawaz 8-1-28-0; S. Kerr 4-0-18-2.


RIBBLESDALE WANDERERS


N. Bibby c Newby b Sleep...........4 S. Kerr c Riley b Bullcock . M. Hargreaves not out ...............1 Extras ................................. 18 Total ................................. 152 Bowling; O. Newby 13-2-53-2; A.


Bennett 441-184); Sleep 17-8-38-5; W. Eastham 81-283.


T. O'Neil not out ........................9 Extras .................................II Total (for 7 ) ........................146 Bowling: B. Storey 12-3-39-2;


R. Gladwin not out ...................54 L. Hall c Mitchell b Storey........15 Nawaz c Mitchell b Storey..........4 M. Peel c Hudson b Mitchell ___0 D. Howard c and b Mitchell___ 17 D. Braithwaitc run ou t ...............2 A. King c Bullcock b Mitchell . . .6 ,.25


Mitchell 22-7-61-3; S. Bullcock 11.2- 1-35-1.


David O’Neill


R Holt b Kerr............................15 B. Storey Ibw b Howard ...........10


L. Burgess not out___. .. . .. . : .1 At Barnoldswick on Saturday,. Extras:.......... .....................7 the home side elected to bat first,


M. Scothem 18-5-40-2; J. Pickup 9- 1-38-3; M. Plant 4-0-31-0.


Ian Britcliffe getting Ian Scoth- ern to edge one through to Mar­ tin Peel with the last ball of the first over. A stand of 55 between Mick


Scothern and Luke Hodgson took 21 overs as Britcliffe and Shahid Nawaz bowled tightly, backed-iip by some good fielding and Craig Hall broke the part­ nership with a good throw to Peel


B. Chamleyb Smi I.th .................. 3 to run out Hodgson for 17. ____- This brought paid man - 0 -


Kulatunga to the crease and he immediately went on the attack. Tom O’Neill came on and this


Burgess 10-3-32-1; S. Gorton 9-1-34- 0; N. Cordingley 9-1-47-4.


paid o ff as he took a simple return catch to dismiss Scothern for 38 and then he had the pro well caught by Kerr in the deep at 86-4.


Nawaz trapped Pickup in front


for a duck and the pro had 1-14 off 14 overs!


The batsmen then had to


attack O’Neill and even though runs were scored he continued to take wickets trapping Hall leg before bowling Lord and having Khan caught by Craig Hall to grab his first five-wicket haul for Ribblesdale.


Nawaz had Sheraz leg-before


in the 44th over but they failed to take the vital last wicket although Marsh almost caught Plant in the last over. Ryan Gladwin and Craig Hall


opened in reply and put on 66 in 22 overs with the youngsters in attacking mood whilst Hall played a gritty anchor role. Gladwin went for 44, trapped


in front by Lord, when he seemed to have a certain half-century in his hands. Alastair Marsh smashed the


first ball he received for six and raced to 23 before he too went


leg-before to Stead, Martin. Peel kept up the rate with 19 but fell to a catch behind with Ribbles­ dale requiring just 5 to win. Nawaz joined Hall but it was


fitting that the opener scored the winning runs, he showed great patience in his knock and


remained unruffled despite adverse comments he received while at the crease.


Edenfield and came away with the seven points. The home side won the toss


Ribblesdale then went to


and elected to bat on a good look­ ing track but lost Roscoe caught behind by Peel off Britcliffe in the second over. This brought the in-form


Mitchell to the crease and he put on 76 with Smithson in 18 overs but the introduction of David Howard to the bowling attack turned the game in Wanderers’ favour.


He bowled Mitchell for 25 and had Smithson leg before for 45


but Edenfield were still in a good position, 92-3 at the half-way stage. Howard bowled beautifully


moving the ball off the seam towards four slips and a gully fielder all waiting for the catch. Dean Braithwaite duly oblig­


ed, Hudson the batsman for 12 at 109-4 and Brett Storey was trapped in front three balls later. Stephen Kerr was brought into


the attack as Terry Braithwaite went for wickets and the spinner paid off as he bowled Holt for 15. David Howard continued to


take wickets, Craig Hall and Nawaz taking slip catches to remove Riley and Hanson, Kerr had Smith caught by Dean Braithwaite and it was fitting that Howard claimed the last wicket having Lewis caught by Britcliffe, his final figures were 7- 27 in 12.3 overs and his first two had gone for 121 Ribblesdale got off to a steady start in reply, Gladwin and Hall


put on 35 before the latter was caught at slip by Mitchell off Storey and the pro produced an even better catch to remove his opposite number. Peel went for a duck and Rib­


blesdale were struggling at 53-3, Howard joined Gladwin and looked in excellent touch but fell to an absolute stunning catch by Mitchell off his own bowling for 17.


Dean Braithwaite sacrificed


his own wicket in a mix-up with Gladwin, Andy King helped steady the ship but Kerr really swung the game in Ribblesdale’s favour with a quickfire 25 off 24 balls. Gladwin reached his second half-century of the season and Tom O’Neill saw his side through to seven points, an innings of great maturity by the 17-year- old.


The last game of the season is against Settle at Church Mead­


ow on Saturday starting at 1-30 p.m.


Bizarre twist in derby!


A B IZA R R E incident between David O’Neill and Mark Whelan ulti­ mately handed Clitheroe v ic to ry at Whailey on Saturday. Before coming on to


bowl what would have been his 10 th over, a flare


up with his skipper saw ‘Onion’ walk off the pitch, and refuse to play any fur­ ther part. And that left Clitheroe


with only nine wickets to find in the second innings, in a match they won by just 12 runs. After Clitheroe had been inserted into bat,


Neil Bolton’s side suffered the worst possible start after paid man Mark Gillespie was out for a duck in the first over. That brought Mark Bolton, to the crease to


partner namesake Neil, as the pair set about repair­ ing the early damage. The Chatburn Road


captain made 19 before he returned a Simon Gorton delivery, while Simon Coulter made no signifi­ cant impact and was caught by Whelan off pro­ fessional Neil Cordingley for three. A hamstring injury


Another massive victory for runaway champions Salesbury


FIRST Division champions Sales­ bury maintained their excellent end of season form with a massive 192- run win over Earby. The locals lost just five wickets


in compiling a huge total of 266, before the vsitors were skittled for just 74 in reply. Clitheroe closed the gap on


third-placed Burnley Belvedere, with a win against the same oppo­ nents at Chatbum Road.


With Belvedere batting first, the


home side managed to restrict the total to just 151-9, before overhaul­ ing that with seven wickets in hand. Another high-scoring afternoon


saw Ribblesdale Wanderers claim a home win against Burnley GSOB. -The Church Meadow outfit col­


lected seven points, after bowling their visitors out for 151 in reply to their first innings total of 215-8.


In the Second Division, Read


guaranteed the runners-up spot behind Stacksteads after an 89-run against Settle.


The visitors were bowled out for


135 after the Whailey Road outfit had registered 224-6 in their first innings. ■ There were also victories for


Salesbury and Whailey, who won at Burnley GSOB and Burnley Belvedere respectively.


In a low-scoring match at


Ilabergham, Salesbury claimed a six-wicket win after initially restricting the hosts to 94-9. But Whalley’s task proved much


harder, as they had just two wick­ ets remaining before eventually overhauling Belvedere’s total of 132-6. With the Third Division title


still up for grabs, a number of local sides are in with a shot.


Read boosted their credentials


with a landslide 10-wicket win at Belvedere, after bowling out their hosts for 135. Clitheroe skittled Bamoldswick


for 69 after posting 210, while Rib­ blesdale Wanderers bowled out visi­ tors Earby for 145 in reply to 241-7. Salesbury also picked up the


maximum points haul, aftet Bax- enden were shot out for 108 chasing 150.


midway through the innings to Mark Bolton resulted in him batting with a runner, and after Matthew Coulter had fallen'for a single, Bolton became Cordingley’s third


victim for a hard-fought 39. ' The remainder of the


Clitheroe innings seemed to fade away, as they ended on 129-9 against the Station Road strug­ gles. In a mirror of the first


innings, a wicket was col­ lected straightaway in reply, as Mark Harg­ reaves trapped Martin Davies lbw for no score. Lee Kearsley made six


before he fell to Gillespie, before Cordingley made


his way back to the pavil­ ion for just 12. The' extra man for


Clitheroe would pay divi­ dends, with O’Neill now watching from the side­ lines. With Whailey seeming­


ly cruising to vic to ry - needing 32 off the final 10 overs — Clitheroe’s chances of a Lancashire Cup spot seemed to be dwindling. But a miraculous spell


of bowling from Andrew Ainsworth and Gillespie saw the hosts skittled for 117, to hand the visitors the full seven points.


Whailey were out to


make amends, and did so in fine style with victory over Barnoldswick on Sunday. In what was to be a close game, the home side


won the toss and elected to put Davies and Cord­ ingley in to bat. The pair got off to the worst possible start when


Barnoldswick paid man Jeevantha Kulatunga bowled out his opposite numer for just three runs in the second over. Davies continued with


Kearsley, with the pair adding 42 before the latter was caught by Matthew Plant in the 19th over off Kulatunga.


The bowling prowess of


the Barnoldswick paid man came into action again four overs later when he removed opener Davies (19) with the aid of Jon Pickup in the field. At this stage Whailey


were 49-3 and the intro­ duction of Mark Whelan to the crease was begin­ ning to reap rewards. Partnered with first


Alex Whelan (6), Andy Pratt (1) and finally Simon Gorton, the Whai­ ley skipper was the high­ est scorer on the day with 58 runs. He was eventually caught by Kulatunga off


Pickup but the damage had been done. Gorton continued to


put on 32 before being stumped by John Hall, as the late order of Jason Smith and Liam Burgess saw out the remaining overs to a total of 149.


In reply, Barnoldswick


lost Ian Scothem, again in the first over for a duck, saw Kulatunga caught out just five overs later by Neil Cordingley for just a single run, and then skip­ per Mick Scothern (10) bowled for Smith. But Barnoldswick ral­


lied and through Pickup (55), Plant (26) and Hall, (39) came within touching distance of their Ribble Valley rivals. Liam Hodgson (7) and


Ben Charnley (3) added 10 vital runs but with Butt and Rawson both being dismissed for ducks, and Oldfield failing to score, Whailey were fortu­ nate enough to remove the late order with just two runs to spare. Clitheroe finish their


season with a home game against Blackburn North­ ern tomorrow and a win will hand them a place in the Lancashire Cup next season. Whailey are on their


travels as they meet Oswaldtwistle Immanuel.


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CRICKET LEAGUE Senior Division P W L B N P


Salesbury . . . .21 19 Gt Harwood ..21 16


Read............25 19 3 18 Gt Harwood . .25 16 8 22 Settle ...........25 14 8 '18 •Clitheroe. . . .25 12 9 20 •Ribblesdale .25 15 7 8 Cherry Tree ..25 13 9 16 Edenfield ....25 11 12 18 Baxcnden . . . .25 10 12 8 Blackburn N .25 10 13 10 Barnoldswick .25 8 17 6 Whailey.......25 8 15 6 Ossylm’nuel .25 6 17 6 Padiham.......25 6 17 6 •one tied game First Division P W L B N


Clitheroe .. ..21 15 ■5 20 1 97 Buck A ....... ...15 14 0 1 145 Ribblesdale ..21 12 9 20 0 80 Legion A .. . ...15 11 2 2 136 Padiham. . . ..21 9 11 22 1 69 Billington A . ...15 9 2 4 132 Baxenden .. ..21 8 i i 10 2 54 Castle A . . . . ...15 8 1 .6 110 Cherry Tree ..21 6 13 14 2 48 Craven Heifer A 15 4 5 6 99 Earby....... ..21 '6 13 10 2 44 Stork A ....... ...15 2 6 7 93 BGSOB . . . ..21 4 15 18 2 42 Stork B....... ....15 5 5 5 89 Barnoldswick .21 5 13 8 3 39 Brown Cow (Chat)15 5 1 9 86 Edenfield .. ..21 2 16 10 2 21 LegionB ...15 3 i 11 81 Second Division P W


Belvedere .. ..21 15 4 22 2 101


1 26 4 22


P w D L P


”Stacksteads Read.............20 17 3 22 Rolls-Royce . .21 14 6 24


..21 19


Blackburn N .21 12 St’steads 2nds 21 12 Bly Belvedere 21 11 Whailey.......20 9 Salesbury . . . .21 Ossylm’nuel .21 Settle.......... 21 BGSOB .......21


Padiham.......20 13 Blackburn N .19 13 Clitheroe ....19 12 Settle .......... 20 11 Read............ 17 11 Salesbury . . . .20 9 Cherry Tree ..20 10 Ribblesdale . .20 9 Belvedere . . . .19 8 Edenfield ....17 6 Baxcnden . . . .20 R Oswaldtwistle 20 Bamoldswick .21 Earby ...........19


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7 10 12 7 12 14 6 12 12 1 18 4


Rolls2nds ...21 - 1 19 2


5 20 5 20 7 26 4 20 9 26 9 20 9 20 9 20 9 12


' I K . U O


5 10 10 5 12 10 5 15' 8 12 6


CLITHEROE AND


DISTRICT POOL LEAGUE RESULTS


: Premier Division Stork Hotel A 6, Craven


Heifer A 6; Buck A 9, Stork Hotel B 3; Rose and Crown 4, Legion A 8; Brown Cow 3, CAs-


tle 9; Legion B 5, Billington A' 7..


• First Division .


Bar 2; Brown Cow 9, Bay Horse 3; Pendle Hotel B 3, New Inn 9;


St Peter’s HG 9, Pendle Hotel'A 3.


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A DRIVING FORCE IN THE RIBBLE VALLEY■ ' l ( / / • : Second Division Buck Wrinkleys 7, Buck B 5;


Craven Heifer B 6, Pendle Witch 6; Royal Oak B 3, White Horse A - 9; Billington B 9, Bridge A 0 . . Third Division


Station Hotel B 9, White Lion ,


3; Dog Music Bar B 4, Buck in Bronco’s 8; Bridge B 8, Legion D, 4; Kings Arms 5, Royal Oak B7i Ladies* Division •>


Legion Ladies 8, Royal Oak 1;


Pendle Hotel 1, Buck 8; Bridge 4, Dog B 5; Dog A 3, Billington A 6 .


White Hart 10; Dog Music


8 16 9 16 9 12 9 12


L B N 2 32


P


0 137 0 107


Third Division P W L B N 24


96 78 73 69 61 58 53 46 13 11


.P 93 87 86 85 79 75 72 69 64 48 43 41 35 32


Rose and Crown 15 2 3 10 77 First Division


Wagon &Horses .14 St. Peters (IIG) .13 White Hart ....14 New Inn...........13 Pendle Hotel A .13 Pendle Hotel B .14 ^ Brown Cow (Clith)13 4 Bay Horse.......13 2 Dog Music A ...13 3 - Second Division P W D


W 9 8 9 5 7 5


White Horse A .14 10 3 Buck B ............13


Pendle Witch ...14


Buck Wrinkleys.13 Legion C ......... 13 Billington B. . . .14


Royal Oaks A ..13 Craven Heifer B 13 Bridge A.......... 13


Third Division


L P 1 113 4 110 3 109 4 105 5 7 9 9 8


L P 1 132


0 1 127 • 4 6 99


4 88 5 86. 9.84


8 83 7 71


7 '60


^ Royal Oak B .. .13 2 2 9 72 Waddington A . .18 8 2 White Lion .. . .14 4 1 9 70 Whailey B .......18 7 3 Dog Music B .. .12 2 1 9 56 Grange


P W


Buck Ladies....13 12 Pendle Hotel ...13 10 D o g B ................. 13 10 .Legion .............11


D L 0 1


• Royal Oak....... 12 Billington B . . . .12 Bridge Ladies ..14 Billington A . .. .13 D o g A . .13 - v ** .IA © All captains are reminded that it is the responsibility of winning teams to phone results to the sec­ retary. In the event of a draw, both captains must ring the result in. The bonus of two points will not be awarded to any teams who fail to ring in results.' • The annual presentation will


0 3 0 3 0 6 0. 6 0 7 0 10 0 11 0 11


110 93 88 69 68 56 52


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take place ori Thursday, October ' 2nd at the Rose and Crown. The registration night for the winter season will be on Tuesday,


September 23rd, at the Station a t . 8 p.m. • . The next committee meeting -


is to take place on September 22nd at the Kings Arms. •


P


RibblesdaleB ..18 5. 1 Leisure Hour A .18 5 0 Fourth Division


18 8 • 0


Mercer Park ...22 21 Gt Harwood CC 22 16 Sydney Street ..22 16 Sabden Red . . . .22 14 Immanuel .......22 12 CastleB .......22 10 Waddington B . .22 9 Rishton Con B .22 8


P W D


Station B ....... .13 7 2 4 105 1 Rushton St B . . .18 13 0 Buck In Bronco’sM 7 2 5 103 BumleyRdA ..18 11 0 White Horse B .13 8 i 4 101 Oakhill Vets . . . .18 11 1 Kings Arms .. . .14 5 2 7 99 Spring Hill .....18 9 1 Legion D ....... .13 7 2 4 96 Oakhill . . ... ...1 8 8 2


Bridge B......... .13- 9 3 1 116 P W D L P p w D


2 122 2 106 97 91 90 87 77 G6 64 52 50 40 40


P


1 123 1 104


FIXTURES Chullcngc Cup - Tonight Stork A v Billington A at Sta­


tion; Buck A v Bridge B at Legion.


Ladies’ Division Tuesday


Dog Inn B v Legion; Royal Oak v Pendle Hotel, Buck v Dog


Inn A; Billington B v Bridge. Chris Stewart Cup Draw


Stork Hotel A v Rose and


Crown; Buck A v Billington A. Doubles Knockout


P. Hodges/D. Cox v R.


Avery/M. Garner; C. Whitak- er/S. Thompson v C. Drinkwa-


ter/M. Holmes or M. Ryan/M. Heaton; R and D Hope v M. Ilaworth/S. Forster; G. ITether- ington/J. Whitwcl! v D. Parkin- son/E. Barnes. TABLES


Premier Division


GREAT HARWOOD AND DISTRICT


BOWLING LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Burnley Rd B 8, Roe Lee


Park 2; Globe A 7, Leisure Hour B 3; Great Harwood 6, Heys Inn 4; Rushton St A 9, Whallcy A 1; Sabden Black 5, Ribblesdale A 5. Second Division


Clithcroe CC 7, Coppice 3;


Free Gardeners 2, Hurst Green A 8; Oswaldtwistle Con. 10, Sales­ bury B 0; Rishton Con. A 9, Gatty Park; Salesbury A 6, Globe B 4. Third Division


Grange 7, Spring Hill 3;


Oakhill 2, Burnley Rd A 8; Rib­ blesdale B 8, Oakhill Vets 2; Waddington A 8, Leisure Hour A 2; Whailey B 7, Rushton St B 3. Fourth Division


Castle B 6, Rishton Con. B 4;


Hurst Green B 7, Castle A 3; Immanuel 7, Great Harwood CC 3; Immanuel 8, Milnshaw Wan- derers 2; Mercer Park 9, Sabden


FINAL TABLES First Division


Rishton Con. C 7, Grange A 3; Oakhill Park A 9, Clitheroe CC 1; Oakhill Park A 8, Sabden B 2; Waddington A 6, Rushton St C 4; Whailey A 4, Whailey B 6. Third Division


Burnley Rd D 3, Mercer Park


7; Gatty Park 7, Burnley Rd B 3; Salcsbury Red 1, Globe C 9; Syd­ ney Street 8, Waddington B 2. Fourth Division


Alma B 3, Oakhill Beech 7;


Grange C 9, Milnshaw Park 1 Immanuel B 2, Ribblesdale C 8 Sabden A 4, Oakhill Park B 6 Sabden C 7, Immanuel A 3. TABLES


First Division P W


Globe A .......... 18 14 Rushton St E . . .18 13 Free Gardeners .18 12 Ribblesdale A ..18 11 BurnleyRdC ..18 10 Globe E .......... 18 7 Globe D .......... 18 6 Salesbury Blue .18 6 Rishton BC . . . .18 2 Second Division


D 1


2 1 0 1 0


L P 3 130 3 113 5 110 7 97 7 95 89


2 2 1 15 45


P w D L P


Red 1; Milnshaw Wanderers 7. Clitheroe CC ...18 12 i 5 108 Waddington B 3; Sydney St 6. Oakhill Park A .18 12 0 6 108 Sabden Blue 4.


96 80 80 75 73


Sabden Black.. .18 6 1 11 72 Oakhill Ash ....18 15 0 3 128 Roe Lee Park...18 7 0 11 71 Globe C ...........18 15 0 3 127 Leisure Hour B .18 4 0 14 61 Mercer Park ...18 13 0 5 115 Whailey A .......18 4 0 14 58 Burnley RdB ..18 10 1 7 105 9 90


Rushton St A . . .18 15 1 2 129 Sabden B .........18 7 1 10 81 Heys Inn.........18 13 2 3 121 Whailey B .......18 7 1 10 80 Gt Harwood....18 13 1 4 114 Rishton Con C .18 6 0 12 70 Ribblesdale A ..18 8 3 7 105 Grange A .........18 4 1 13 65 Globe A ...........18 9 0 9 89 BurnleyRdB ..18 7 0 11 80


Third Division P W D L PT


OssyCons.......18 11 1 Clitheroe Ckt... 18'13 1 Rishton Con A’ .18 10 3 Huret Green A . .18 10 1 Salisbury A ....18 11 0 Free Ganleners .18 8 2 Coppice..........18 7 1 Globe B ...........18 4 2


Second Division . P W, D


L P 6 112 4 111 5 106 7 101 7 96


SalesburyB ....18 2 2.14 53 Third Division


10 85 12 68


8 88


L P 5 117 7 105 6 100 8 92 8 89 8 86 8 86


10 83 12 75 13 67


L P 1 169 5 149 6 130 6 128 7 127


Sabden Blue. . . .22 6 Castle A .......... 22 7 Milnshaw Wand 22 2 Hurst Green. . . .22 4 u 10 t


HYNDBURNAND DISTRICT


BOWLING LEAGUE


/ RESULTS • First Division


Free Gardeners 6, Salesbury Blue 4; Globe A 10, Rishton B C 0; Globe D 7, Coppice 3; Ribbles-


■ dale A 6, Rushton St E 4. ■ ■ ' Second Division Clitheroo CC 7, Ossy Con 3;


Burnley Rd C 6, Globe E 4;


11 104 11 101 12 99 16 99 13 93


1 19 61 0 18 60


Gatty Park ....18 Sydney Street ..18 Alma A . 'i . . . . . .18 Salesbury Red ..18' Burnley Rd D . .18 Waddington B . .18


0* 10 86


1 11 65 1 12 63 1 14 61 14 60


Sabden C .........18 14 0 RibblcsdaleC ..18 14 1 Immanuel A___18 11 1 Oakhill Beech ..18 12 0 GrangcC ......18 9 1 ImmanuelB....18 9 1 8 92 Milnshaw Park .18 5 1 11 73 Oakhill Park B .18 7 0 11 Alma B . 18 5 0 Sabden A .........18 1 0


Fourth Division P W D


73


13 69 17 47


HARRY DEWHURST MEMORIAL FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS ' First Division


t Cross Axes 0, Walmsley Arms


1; Stanhill Lions 1, Minors 3; Waggon and Horses 5, Calder- stones 5; Wilpshire Bullshead 4,


Low Moor 3. Second Division


Lomax 7, Park ■ 4;


Oswaldtwistle Refugees 7, Crown Rovers 0; Station '4, Stanley Street Clarets 3; Warners Arms 6, Woolpack2. Third Division


Clayton Le Moors 3; Forester-


ers 5; Dog Inn 2, Church Town 1; Great Harwood Rovers 1, Grif­ fin's Head 5; Roebuck 0, Stanley Street Old Boy’s 6. FIXTURES


• ‘ First Division Calderstones v Miners


(Wilsons); Low Moor v Waggon and Horses (Roefield); Stanhill Lions v Wilpshire Bullshead (Memorial); Walmsley Arms v Commercial (Memorial). *


L PT 4 120.


3 114 6 109 6 105 8 98


P w D L P Waddington A . .18 9 2 7 92


Whailey A .......18 10 i 7 103 Ossy Con.........18 8 3 7 99 Rushton St C . . .18 9 2 7 94


10 84 10 75


Second Division Park v Station (Norden);


Stanley Street Clarets v Lomax (Wilsons); Woolpack v Oswaldtwistle Refugees (Haslingden). Third Division


Church Town v Roebuck (Wilsons); Foresterers v Great


Harwood Rovers (Wilsons); Grif­ fin’s Head v Clayton Le Moors (Altham); Stanley Street Old Boy’s v Dog Inn (Foxhill).


EAST LANCASHIRE


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Clitheroe RBL 2, Sabden 3;


Colne Utd 0, Burnley Boys’ Club 0; Enfield 0, Rimington 1; Hurst Green 4, Kclbrook 3; Oswaldtwistle St Mary’s 0, Rib­ ble Valley Borough 5; Stack- steads St Joseph’s 1, Goodshaw Utd 2.


Second Division Earby Tn 1, Langho 1; Rock


Rovers 3, Barrowford YCW I; Rolls-Royce 1, Borrowdale Utd 2; Worsthome 1, Read Utd 4. Reserve Division


Colne Utd 0, Read Utd 2;


Hurst Green 2, Goodshaw Utd 2; Kelbrook 3, Barnoldswick Tn 1; Rock Rovers 3, Barrowford YCW 4; Sabden 1, Rimington 2; Worsthome 2, Langho 0; Langho 2, Barrowford YCW 3; Rawten- stall 2, Enfield 3; Rimington 1, Read Utd 1; Rock Rovers 6, Goodshaw Utd 0; Settle 1, Hurst Green 1; Colne Utd 2, Worsthome 5.


ROEFIELD LEISURE CENTRE 5-A-SIDE


WINTER LEAGUE RESULTS


Side of Beef 5, The Missfits 2;


Clitheroe Clowns 4, Mad Dogs 2; Grammar Lads 1, Parkers Arms 13; Red Army 12, New Inn 0;


Menacing Duck 1, Rapid Hunt­ ing for Truffles 11. FIXTURES


Groin Strain v Mad Dogs;


Side of Beef v Parkers Arms; Clitheroe Clowns v New Inn; Grammar Lads v Rapid Hunting for Truffles; Red Army v Menac­ ing Duck.


RIBBLE VALLEY DARTSAND ‘ DOMINOES


LEAGUE RESULTS


Pendle Inn B 9 (darts 1, domi­


noes 8), Bay Horse 15 (darts 11, dominoes 4).


Pendle Inn A 15 (darts 11,


dominoes 4), Band Club 9 (darts 1, dominoes 8). Judge Walmsley 14 (darts 8,


dominoes 6), Black Bull 10 (darts ■ 4, dominoes 6). Swan with Two Necks 12


(darts 6, dominoes 6), New Inn 12 (darts 6, dominoes 6).


.'Sports Diary.- SEPTEMBER


22 - Clitheroe and District Pool


League committee meeting, Kings Arms.


23 - Clitheroe and District Snooker League annual meet­ ing, Clitheroe Conservative Club, 7-30 p.m.


23 — Clitheroc and District Pool . League registration meeting, Station Hotel, 8 p.m.


WITH the final Hyndbum and Dis­ trict Bowling League matches having all been played most of the promotion


and relegation battles have now been decided. ■


* Globe A ran away|with the lead in' the First Division to take’the title1,; while Rushton Street E. finished sec;" ond and Free Gardeners came third; * But Coppice and Rishton could not


avoid the drop and will be playing their bowls in the Second:-Divisidh; next season.


The Second Division title between Clitheroe CG and Oakhill Park has yet


to be decided, with the winner of ,the; resulting play-off taking the .league


honour. However, Rishton CG and Grange drop down to the league below.; v.Oakhill Ash are the Third Division'


champions after finishing one point) ahead nearest rivals of Globe C. both clubs can now look forward to playing? in the second division next season, m' . • ~ Unfortunately; for Burnley Road D and Waddington B relegation; was on; the cards and,both sides will how, feaS; ture in the Fourth Division. . . . » ' And finally in the*Fourth Division;.* Sabden C have had an excellent cam-


• paign to finish* top;with 120 point's;j closely followed by Globe C in second? place.


• All teams are refnirided that the;


league presentation night-will take; place at Sydney Street Working Men’s Club.on Friday, September;:26th;at 8: p.m.


’ -


{requested to^attend ,m:brdehto,receive? '''.their.tro'phias and prize money/? y j . ’f bii/EntHes are“still being accepted-Jor? i.the-BarTberQuick-Floodlit^Ddublesf which starts next month at Ribbles- dale Wanderers BC. - - .


/ iMi Qu^ifyingrburiids start onMohdayit


^pteihb^22nd;t»$d'cphtihu4'fn>iii^ jMpndayi.tb'Thursday j each: week'until # October 16th. ' ’


, ' , - '


%{• Action^will beplayed down' to ayvin-!! ;ning pair;


./p.'m.* The, fihals?wiU;be played on Suh-7* day, October 25th. v ^


at 7p.m.and practiceallowedat.&-30.‘ f” "


?;:5]totry?c6sts £10 per' pair and entries ; should be ;seht'tb;Mick- Britcliffe’atj 162.GhatBuriiiRdad,?GUtherde;(0120d;5i '424328 or Ol^OO.dlMOYO^Mternative^l ly .entries can,be'.made';phlihe?at| .wKri^mrlddnUneSsauk.^* ?


?®,Rushtpn Street'is price again hold-'1 idrig a Floodlight O’perirDoubles m-Sep^ tember,aridjthere‘are?still^ most!nights'.It'^lstart:'ori;Mori^


September 15th arid ruri','16tH,17th,f 1 O l-l,


M /practice is


■;each:riightrarid the final jriUhepri^fc./; ru r d a y ; : S e p t e m b e ^ • n :TO - flnnfai'ft.flon>»fTri'?P omnKftllftMA^


: ?A11 prize winners in both the league;! and the singlqs/doubles knockout are;


j'Glitheroe^d-Dismct Snooker League . takes place'on!September 23rd;i,TKe


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