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. l! RESULTS, : TJnder 9 ■ ■


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rowford YCW 0, Ribble Valley BnercWfe 1107618 h 1 Borough 1. . > {First Division ,-i,p 1 ‘


^ Under 10 £


Heifer 2; Enfield 4, Sabden 1;T Enfield 2, Kelbrook 2; Goodshaw > United 6, Craven Heifer 0; Rim- ... ington 3, Bumley Boys’ Club 0. - .Second Dinsion


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Barrowford YCW 3 0, Barnoldswick Park Rovers 3;-:


-Rolls-Royce 2, Read United 3; Oswaldtwistle St Mary’s 5, Rib- . ble .Valley Borough 3; Read Unitr" ed 0,’ Bamoldswick Park Rovers. 1; Calderstones 2; Barnoldswick Park Rovers 2; Read United 0,. Earby Town 0; Worsthorne 1,.. Whalley Conservative 5. », ■> -. Reserve Division


Burnley Belvedere 0, Colne


United : 5; ■ Enfield. ;2, Barnoldswick Park Rovers'0; Rimington 1, Sabden 0; Read United 2, Goodshaw United 1; Rolls-Royce 1, Settle United 3;-. Burnley Belvedere 1, Worsthorne 4; Barnoldswick Park Rovers 0/. Enfield 5; Goodshaw United 1; Burnley Belvedere 3; Settle Unit­ ed 0, Colne United 3. - ‘ v ’ TABLES


•• First Division : P W D L P


Goodshaw IM -.18 16 1 1 49 , Rimington.......20 15 2 3 47 ” StacksteadsSt J 20 11 3 6 36 Kclbrook........19 10 5 4 35 Enfield..........20 9 5 6 33 ColneUtd .....20 \9 3 8 29 SettleUtd .....19 5 , 7 7 22 Hurst Green. . . .21 6 3.12 21 Sabden ........2 0 5 4 11-19 ChtheroeUtd ..19 4 4 11 16 Bly Boys’ Club .20 4 2 14 14 Craven Heifer . .20 2 5 13 11 Second Division P W D L P


Osw’twistleStM22 15 -5 2 50 Ribb Valley Bor 21 16 1 4 49


’ Worsthome . . . .23 13 1 9 40 Bam’swickPR..20 12 2 6 38 PadibamA.....20 11 3 6 36 Whalley Con ...20 9 6 6 33 Rock Rovers ...22 10 1 11 31 B’fordYCW ...21 7 7 7 28 Rolls-Royce. . . .21 6 7 8 25 Read Utd........ 19 3 9 7 18 Bly Belvedere ..22 3 5 14 14 Calderstones ...22 3 5 14 14 Earby Town....21 2 2 17 . 8 Reserve Division •P W D L P


Colne Utd .......22 18 - 1 3 55 Enfield.......... 21 17 1 3 52 Rimington.......20 13 2 5 41 Kelbrook........22 11 ’ 4 7 37 Worsthorne . . . .19 12 0 7 36 Hurst Green. . . .22 , 9 4 9 31 Bam’swickPR..21 8 3 10 27 Bly Belvedere . .22 7 5 10 26 Read Utd........ 21 7 3 1124 Goodshaw Utd .21 6 1 14 19 Sabden...........21 4 4 13 16 Settle Utd .....20 4 2 13 14 Rolls-Royce. . . .18 4 0 14 12


; Clitheroe .United 1, Craven:; Minors 4. '


-Bnercliffe Rovers I; Foulndge '


, ' Under 11 . . . Briercliffe Rovers 5,- Ighten


: Leigh 2; Glmger Colts 2, Junior : Clarets 1; Fulledge Colts B l ,


■ Brierfield Celtic 4; Clitheroe 'Wolves 1, Readstone United Si­


's Fulledge Colts A 5, Foulndge Muiors 1. , Under 12


< s; Haslingden - Juniors 0,s


s Belvedere New 4; Ighten Leigh 1, - Brunlea Juniors 5; Haslingden s - Juniors 3, Colne Clarets Colts 7. > ' '


. Under 16 ,


Burnley Wood 2, Junior Clarets 4; Belvedere 2, Michelin


2- i- ' TABLES I Under 9 P W D L P


B'diffeRovers.. 16 11 2- 3 35


: Fulledge Colts..13 8 1 4 25 Coble Clarets.. .15 8 0 7 24 Ighten Leigh . ..15 6 .0 9 18


, ClitheroeWolvesl5 2 1’ 12 7 1 Under 10


i P W D L P-


Belvedere Colts .18 17 1 0 52 ■ Foulndge ......18 15 0 3 45


- Clitheroe Wolves 18 14 ' 1 3 43 B’cliffeRovers..18 8 2 8 26


. TodSC........16 6 2 8 20 Fulledge Colts..17 5 3 9 18 Brierfield Celtic .16 5 2 9 17 Junior Clarets ..18 4 4 10 17 IghtenLeigh ...17 2 2 13 8 Bacup Borough .16 0 3 13 3 Under 11 P W D L P


Fulledge Colts A 21 19 0 2 57 Cliviger Colts ..24 18 2 4 56 B’cliffe Rovers..24 17 4 3.66


-Foulridge ......23 17 2 4 53 Readstone Utd .24 13’ 4 7 43 •Junior Clarets .22 12 4 6 40 Colne Clarets.. .23 10 5 8 35 Ighten Leigh ...24 10 3 11 33


, •B’wickPR ....23 9 2 12 26 C’roe Wolves . ..24 9 .1 14 25 B’fieldCeltic...22 7 2 13 23 BnmleaJuiuors^3 3 0 20 - 9 •B’wick Barons .24 3 1 20 7


, Fulledge Colts B 25 1 0 24 3 Under 12 P W D L P


Colne Colts ....19 16 3 0 51 BorrowdaleUtd.19 12 6 1 42 B’field Celtic... 19 13 1 5 40 BelvedereNew .19 13 1 5 40 B’wick Barons. .18 10 4 4 34 Clitheroe Wolves 18 11 1 6 34 Brunlea Juniors .18 7 3 8 24 Colne Clarets...19 6 2 11 20 Junior Clarets ..20 6 1 13 19 Ighten Leigh .;.17 3 2 12 11 Foulridge.......20 1 0 19 3 •Haslingden....18 1 2 15-1 • Tables up to and including Sunday.


Third Division -;. Alma A ■ 3, Gatty Park 7;


Burnley Rd D 1, Burnley Rd B . 9; Salesbury Red 3, Oakhdl Ash. 7: Mercer Park 6, Sydney St 4; Wadduigton B 3, Globe C 7.-> :">v; Fourth Division, ', s


-, :•


. Milnshaw.Park 1; Oakhill Park> B 3; Oakhill Beech 8, Grange C - 2; Sabden A 3,,Ribblesdale.C 7; Sabden C 8, Alma B 2. ' /?. i • The league’s individual


’ Immanuel B 2, Immanuel A 8;


knockout will take place at Mer- ■ cer Park on Saturday, May 10 th, with the' final rounds the foUow-


, mg day if entries exceed 48. r, : The closing date is tomorrow,


with entries to the secretary, v , : CLITHEROE AND


DISTRICT SUMMER -


NETBALL LEAGUE > TABLES


First Division P W D L P


' Young Fanners ;.2. 2 0 ; O’ 6 Ham Company ..2 -1 0 1 4 - C’roeCavaheis ;.2 . 1 0 1 4 Neo-teclmic-.....2:: 1 -0 1 4 , R&P Hargreaves .2 1 0 1 3 Dog Sports Bar2 2 0 0 2 0 Second Division P W D L P


Calderstones ...,2. 2 0 0 6 RBL...........2 2 0 0 6 Ribb Vly Blue 1. .2 : 1 0 1 3 Rejects............2 1 0 1 3 DogSportsBarl 2 0 0 2 1 Bill’ton Panthers .2 0 0 2 0 Third Division P W D L P


Dunkenhalgh....2 2 0 0 6 Higher Buck 2 1 0 1 4


■Ribb Vly Blue 2..2 1 0 1 4 Tarts . . . . . . . . i;2 1 0 1 .3 Bill’ton Tigers —2 1 0 1 3 Dale Vets.......2 0 0 2 0


Snorts Di . May


1 - Clitheroe and District Snooker League presen­ tation evening, Billington Band Club, tickets £5.


16 - Pinhaw Fell Race, Red Lion Street, Earby 7-30 p,m.


23 - Burnley Lions 10k road race, Colne CC, 7-30 p.m. • Items for the sports


diary should be sent to the sports editor at our offices in King Street, Clitheroe. Alternatively, they can be faxed, to 01282439863.


Dignan not out Extras ................'.. .22 Total (for 5)’....."...109


:.; Bowling: O. Newby 11-4- 22-0; F. Barden .11-4-22-1;; Sleep 17-6-28-3; W. Eastham; 6-1-18-0.


READ T.Littlenotout . .72: 13


Total (fori)............ 113, Bowling: Morrick 12-4-29-


1;;A. Metcalf 5-1-16-0; S. Sipocz 4-0-29-0f G. Metcalf 4-0-12-0; A. Moorby 1.5-0-


1 7 - ° ’


Edenfield v Whalley


1 EDENFIELD ’


■ Foster___.......... 12 Mitchell not out .........107 P. Holt b Cordingley........1 gg^g" B. Storey c Cordingley b Smith .........................7


O. Senneck lbw Poster- ;;'.20 6. Smithson c Westwood b


J. Kelly c Kearsley b Cord­ ingley .................


3


A. Keir b Smith ...............0 J. Hindle c Cordingley b Smith ............................0


J. Smith b Foster . . . . . . . . 9 W.Shngerrunout............6 S. Bulcock not out . . . . . . .0 Extras,......................... 5 . Total (for 9 ) ............. .170 Bowling: J. Smith 12-2-28-


3; D. O’Neill 12-1-40-0; R. Foster 11-1-63-3; Cordingley 10-3-26-2.


WHALLEY


M. Davies c Hindle b Mitchell .....................16


L. Kearsley c Mitchell b Bulcock............... ...70


Cordingley c Hindle b Bulcock . . . . . . . . . . 1 8 R. Whelan c Bulcock b . Mitchell


M. Whelan b Bulcock . . , .0 J. Smith not out............. 21 R. Foster c Holt b Bulcock 1 P.Pyenotout ......... . . . .15 Extras ...............


.15


23-0; Mitchell 15-3-48-2; O. * Bowling: U. Saddique 4-0- Senneck 5-0-25-0; S. Bui- 16-1; S. Riaz.5-0-3l-0; K. cock 11-0-45-4; J. Smith 4-0- Hitchon 5-0-37-0; G. Pethard , 22-0.


Total (for 6) ... .. . ..175 Bowling: B. Storey 7.1-3


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Second string’s solid victory


.CLITHEROE’S second string saw off Padi­ ham at Chatbum Road, as the locals enjoyed a 39-run victory.


;


, After Clitheroe posted 229-7, the Arbories side could only muster 190-7, handing the


i Chatbum Roaders the five points. , y Ribblesdale Wanderers’ innings score of


129-6 was less than impressive, as home side; Great Harwood passed their target with iiine:' wickets intact. . Read’s seconds, beat! pswaldtwistle.


Immanuel by five wickets in the Second,' Division, after bowling out the visitors for


135. And the full seven points were not far


behind, as they reached the required total with just five wickets down. ; ,


’ a 40-run defeat at Stacksteads.


However, Salesbury’s second team suffered '■?:&


, The two extra points were taken after a superb spell of bowliiig) in which.the home side were all out for 1 1 0 . . . •'5,;/ ' ; But a dismal batting collapse saw Sales-


bury all but for just 70 in reply. • The Third Division saw Read take an eight-vyicket victory back home from Black-


. burn Northern, after passing the target of 223-5 with just two wickets down. After posting just 130 in tlieir innings,


Salesbury thirds made up with an inspired bowling spell to restrict Earby to 31 all out. • : The game of the day saw Ribblesdale Wanderers run out derby winners over Clitheroe, by just 14 runs. Posting 218-5, the visitors looked like over­


hauling their opponents, but a tail-end col­ lapse saw .Clitheroe bowled out for 204.


Weekend Teams Cricket


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


Bolton, A. Burns, M. Bolton, Stephen Bishop, S. Coul­ ter, M. Coulter, N. Bibhy, A. Ainsworth, M. Hargreaves, S. Whalley, Botha. Scorer: J. Blackburn. ,


; Clitheroe 2nds (v Ribblesdale Wanderers, away, meet 12-45 p.m.) J. Green, M. Scott, M. Preston, P. Bishop, J. Warburton, R. Rudd, G. Brown, R. Dinsdale,- Simon Bishop, C. Musson, S. Booth. Scorer: F. Green. . Read (v Barnoldswick, home, meet 12-30 p.m.) W.


Eastham, C. Walton, T. Little; J. Marshall, A, Turner, P. Haworth, G. O’Connor, F. Barden, N. Payne, O. Newby, Sleep. Scorer: K. Crabtree., ■ ■ Read 2nds (v Rolls-Royce, away, meet 12-16 p.m.) N.


Marsh, A. Baron, S. Marshall; D. Thistlethwaite, W. Dri­ ver, T. Marsh, M. Doughty, S. Doughty, C. Holt, A. Ben-


19, i


M. Whalley b Morrick!;:.0 = Sleep not out . . . ' . . . . . . .28 .Extras


- , v , . . , And Oswaldtwistle


■ott°w „tto11 v,m™ ,' ‘an felt the ful1 force of a champion D S h e r S o U u t •.. S , >


Extras • i: ■. " jg - - most notably from Terry Little


Total (fo'r 6 ) !!'.!!!! !l73 and paid man Peter Sleep. Bowling: Nawaz 18-3-89-> - Once Michael, Whalley had


. Howard 13-3-45-3; J. Braith- ! waite 5-0-27-0. RIBBLESDALE


2; I. Britcliffe 9-5-12-1; D. departed for a duck,- clean-bowled ,by home professional .Wesley Mor­


i WANDERERS . s. J. Rain c and b Bones . . .15 s Nawaz not out.:..-. . . . . .97- M. Stafford bP Usher. . . .0


i- R. Gladwin c Holroyd b Harvey ............... .15


C. Hall not out......... . . . .6. Extras ............ ......18 Total (for 5) ..'....'. .176 Bowling: L. Bones 14-1-


66-3; Harvey 12.5-3-43-1; P. Usher 9-1-23-1; S. Reidy 3-0-


Padiham v


Clitheroe PADIHAM


rick - the duo mopped up the 110 runs required for victory with the minimum of fuss. - Immanuel’s bowlers came and


D. Howard b Bones . . . . .23 reached his half-century off of just


went from the crease, hoping to strike up some kind of partnership that would keep the pair at bay. But none worked, as Little


M. Briggs c P Usher b 62 deliveries. Bones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 ,


backlash at New Lane on Saturday


played; required. • •


’ And the pair reached their target


in just over 26 overs, to take the points back to Whalley Road in


• fine style. •; That was all in reply to the home


• side’s innings, that hadn’t started; in’ the way you would want to against the current champions. Opener M. Stevens fell first,


caught by Warren Eastham off Frank Barden for a duck, followed soon after by the suicidal run out of C. Burton for 18. -P. Dignan was trapped lbw by


Sleep for two, while the hosts’ innings continued to plummet with


ing his third-victim ofethe.after-' noon for a duck.


- -r>’’ / '"v With partners departing at regu-:


lar intervals, home professional Morrick kept Immanuel’s slight- hopes with an unbeaten stand, eventually falling just four short of what would have been a-wel l - deserved half-century. But the points were well and


truly with the champions, as they ; returned to Whalley Road with five'points to begin the defence of their title.


■ Next up is the - v is it of


Barnoldswick to Whalley Road on Saturday, wickets pitched 1-15 p.m.


U.SaddiquebLauw........1 P. Metcalfe bLauw . . . . . . 1 CLITHEROE dished out W. AH c M. Coulter b a nine-wicket battering to Ainsworth................... 0 Padiham at the Arbories


Tripathi c and b Lauw . .63 on Saturday. A. Sharif lbw Ainsworth . .0 A: Hall c S; Coulter b Lauw ----- . . . . . . . . . 9


D. Hall not out . . . . . . . .10 G. Pethard b Lauw . . . . . . 5


S. Riaz lbwb BAby. . . . . . balls - the remainder of i^ S r t h


_ _• ” , t,., ,


A.^RJobinson"' lbw -''b-’ resistance against the i Ainsworth ..................1 ' Clitheroe attack.


Extras ....................... 18 After being allowed to Total. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 0 9 field first, substutute pro- Bowling: Lauw 12-2-50-5; fessional Johann Lauw,


1 the ilmin*s featoed little .


A. Ainsworth 6.2-2-24-4; N. Bolton 4-0-14-0; N. Bibby 4-- 1-11-1. - •


" , CLITHEROE ;


A. Burns not out 7. . . . . .50 St Bishop b Saddique . . . ’.'l Lauw not out ............ ..46 Extras


Total (for l ) - . . . . . . . ; i l0 ............ :: .7 .


signed up to play for East Lancashire this season, soon got to work on the home batsmen, removing


Clitheroe open up with massive win


Both Umar Saddiqua Despite the seemingly


one-man show of Pankaj Tripathi - top-scoring for the home side wi th an . impressive 63 off just 56


and Phil Metcalfe fell for a single, both clean- bowled, within two balls of each other as part of a wicket maiden. Things soon went from


bad to worse, as two more batsmen fell without adding a run, with Waqar Ali'(0) and Abid Sharif (0) back in the pavilion with the score on 5-41 ■ That was after just four


- overs, and Padiham con­ tinued to struggle, as the run-rate ticked over at just two and an half per over. With the rest of his col-


both openers in his second. leagues dropping like over.


flies, Trip was carrying


the innings virtually on his own, reaching his 50 off just 38 balls, includ­ ing eight fours and a six. But'that was the only


sparkle in a somewhat lifeless innings, as the extras column ultimately finished as Padiham’s sec­ ond highest run-scoren The home side were all out for 109 in just over 26


overs. And that was never


going to be enough against a Clitheroe side brimming wi th conf i ­ dence. After Umar Saddique


had removed Stephen Bishop with the score on 25, opener Andy Burns


and Eastern Province man Lauw were to carry the visitors to victory, and a full seven points to boot. Six fours and a maxi­


mum contributed to the former’s unbeaten half- century in 50 deliveries, while Lauw ended unbeaten on 46, having hit seven fours and'two sixes.


. Despite only seven


extras being given away, the pair made light work of the Padiham attack, reaching their target' of 110 in 17 overs - with the run-rate above six an over. '


••


Nawaz in the runs as


RIBBLESDALE Wanderers got the season off to a highly promising start with victory at home to fancied Bax- enden. Professional Shahid Nawaz was


instantly in the groove as the prolific runmaker hit an unbeaten 97 to help guide the Church Meadow side to a five-wicket win. Baxenden had won the toss and


elected to bat, opening with danger­ ous professional Jon Harvey and David Usher. A steady start was made against


Baxenden faltering at 56-4. But number three bat Mark Rish­


ton was the cornerstone of the visi­ tors’ innings with his unbeaten 85, steadying the ship with a 60-run partnership with Simon Payne, who became Howard’s second victim, to a sharp stumping from Peel, who then had Holroyd stumped two overs later. Rishton, helped by Peter Usher,


who stuck around to score 30 before succumbing to Nawaz, saw Baxenden close on 173-6. . Wanderers were slightly disap­


tight bowling, especially from Ian Britcliffe, who conceded only two runs off his first seven overs. But the breakthrough came in the ly below par.


ninth over when the former Burnley man handed Nawaz a tricky caught and bowled chance, which his oppo-, site number snapped lip well. Usher then followed him back to


the tent, caught behind by Peel off the economical Britcliffe, who went on to record figures of 1-12 off his nine overs. - . . . - David Howard came into the


attack and'instantly took the first of three wickets, removing Reidy, laving


pointed to have allowed the visitors to get above the 160 mark, with their normally outstanding fielding slight-


In reply, Nawaz opened with John mer Haslingden pace man Liam - against a Whalley side fresh from a


Rain) and the pair looked solid and compact, playing some nice shots. The pair shared 24 before Rain (15) gave a sharp return catch to for-


Bones. Matthew Stafford was then clean


bowled by Peter Usher for a duck, but Nawaz was in fine form, despatching anything off line to the boundary.


four-wicket win at Edenfield. But there is plenty of room for


improvement, especially in the field­ ing department, where the side fell below the high standards set in previ- ous seasons. ■


Kearsley is the star m


WHALLEY started the season in fine style with victory at a cold and windy Edenfield on Saturday, narrowly missing out on a full seven points. ■ After losing the toss, the visi-


Whalley’s batting hero was f ■ ,


Lee Kearsley, who for many; years has flattered to deceive.


■ Kearsley top-scored with with 70. ;


................ Schoolboy Alex Whelan hit


tors were put into the field, but. 19 and was going well, hitting got to work quickly, disposing of < one big six out of the ground, the top-order batsmen. Some good, tight bowling


from Jason Smith and David O’Neill, kept the rim rate down. to under two an over - until the fall of the first wicket.


nett, J. Doughty. Reserve: K. O’Connor, Scorn: J. Lay: gCor^j a chanceless 107, before.ftruhs against liis old side!'!:; , :


• Edenfield’s South African professional,- Ian Mitchell,,


J. Rain, R. Gladwin, M. Peel, J. Braithwaite, C. Hall, R., Lloyd, Nawaz. Scoren R. Fielding. . • ; ; - . Ribblesdale Wanderers 2nds (v Clitheroe, home, start 1-30 p.m.) M. Wrigley, B. Spencer, P. Spencer, G.? Maguire, A. Pearce, J. Dewhurst, R. Whalley, G. Clark­ son, A. King, L. Gidlow, M.Pratt.


. ,v-


., Whalley (v Ribblesdale Wanderers, home) M. Whelan, - M. Davies, L. Kearsley, A. Pratt, R. Foster, M. Pye, J., Smith, S. Gorton, D. Westwood, D. O’Neill, Cordingley. ■ Whalley 2nds (v Settle, away) D. Holgate, D. Higginr botham. L. Burgess,-J.’Blair, J. Grunshaw, P. Grace, V.; Tanuku, D. Crossley, S. Mukherjee, N. Byrne,'S. Taylor. >


Sunday


'tibhlesdale Wanderers (v Whalley, away, start 1-30 the rest of the wickets fell a t^ T h i s opening match of the P.m.) T. Braithwaite, M. Briggs, D. Howard, I. Britcliffe. regular intervals. _


~ - The innings eventually came g round performance from:Whal- to an end on 174-9, with^JasonM^ahea^


racking up 3-28 and professional S-paign - and a.testing derby at


season proved to be a , good aii- cam-


until he was unlucky to be caught at cover. ■ The innings was concluded by solid batting from Kiwi Smith (21 notout) and Martin Pye (15,not out),;with the latter, having the biggest'smile on the field-havirigihit-the,winning


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Ryan Gladwin played his aggres­


sive game, driving and pulled confi­ dently before nicking one behind off Harvey for 15. Howard put together an important


partnership with Nawaz, worth the best part of half a century, during which time Nawaz brought up his 50. Howard, who looked back to his


best, driving anything full of length with the minimum of effort, was then bowled by Bones for 23, and Martin Briggs could only make two before becoming Bones’ third victim. But Nawaz and Craig Hall, who


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considering Baxenden’s strength in depth in their batting line-up, and Wanderers will be encouraged ahead of their derby at Station Road


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