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Ribbicsdale Wanderers
C. Halle Walton bRushton ..20 Nawaz c Whalley b Rushton . .27 M. Peel c and b Eastham.......... 3 D. Howard b Law.....................28 M. Briggs c Payne b Law ........ 8 R. Gladwin c Law b Eastham . .6 A. Marsh Ibw b Sleep.................6 G. McGuire lbw b Law.............13 S. Kerr c Eastham b Rushton . .2 T. Braithwaitc c Eastham b Sleep.....................................10
I. Britcliffe not o u t .....................2 Extras.....................................9 Total ................................. 134 Bowling: Law 8.5-3-18-3; 0.
Newby 9-1-36-0; A. Rushton 10-1- 30-3; W. Eastham 10-3-30-2; P. Sleep 8-4-12-2.
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M.' Veevers c Kerr b Nawaz . . .12 C. Walton lbw bBraithwaite ..7 Law c Howard b Britcliffe . . . .47 T. Little c Briggs b Braithwaite 5 P. Sleep not o u t .........................54 M. Whalley not o u t ...................2 Extras................................... 10 Total (for 4 ) .......................137 Bowling; Nawaz 10-2-28-1; T.
Braithwaite 10-6-16-2; D. Howard 10-4-30-0; I. Britcliffe 9.5-0-30-1; S. Kerr 1-0-22-0; M. Briggs 2-1-5-
0. ! Clitheroe v Great
f Harwood
! Clitheroe M. Bolton c Newton b Crook .14 N. Bolton c Armer b Crook . . .30 Thyssen b Whalley ...................0 A. Kenyon run o u t ...................31 S. Coulter not o u t.....................37 S. Whalley b Maher...................3 S. Bishop b Simpson .................2 P. Gaskell not o u t .....................43 Extras................................... 14 Total (for 6 ) ............
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New Inn; Station B v Royal British Legion; Bridge A v Billing- ton B; Stork A v Wagon and
Horses.
Ladies’ Challenge Cup. June 15th
Buck A v Buck B; Royal British Legion A v Pendle Ladies.
Eastham, C. Walton, P. Sleep, M. Veevers, T. Little, M. Whalley, A. Turner, M. Doughty, A. Rushton, O. Newby, Law. Scorer: K. Crab tree. Same team Sunday v Ormskirk except F. Barden and W. Driver for A. Rushton and M. Veevers. Read 2nds (v Salesbury,
away) F. Barden, P. Haworth, N. Marsh, C. Holt, T. Marsh, A. Bennett, K. O’Connor, W. Driver, S. Doughty, L. Woodvine, G. O’Connor. Scor e r S. Marsh. Ribblesdale Wanderers (v
Great Harwood, home) T. Braithwaite, M. Briggs, D. Howard, M. Peel, I. Britcliffe, R. Gladwin, C. Hall, S. Kerr, A. Marsh, G. Maguire, Nawaz. Scorer: J. Britcliffe. Same team Sunday v Skelmersdale away (meet noon) except A. King and J. Braithwaite for M. Peel and A. Maguire. Scorer: R. Fielding. Ribblesdale Wanderers
174 Bowling: S. Maher 10-4-22-1;
G. Simpson 10-1-33-1; Crook 9-2- 31-2; R. Whalley 9-0-38-1; P. Newton 5-1-21-0; C. Ramsker5-1-
22- 0. Great Harwood
A. Armer lbw b Bibby...............6 Crook not o u t ...........................63 R. Whalley c Glover b Thyssen80 P. Holdsworth not o u t ...............8
Extras...................................19 Total (for 2 ) ....................... 176 Bowling: M. Hargreaves 8-2-
36-0; N. Bibby 10-2-24-1; Thyssen 9-1-53-1; D. Glover 4-0-23-0; N. Bolton 9.3-1-37-0.
Whalley v Padiham Whalley
M. Davies lbw b Siddique . . . .19 M. Whelan c Hawke b Siddique .16 J. Blair b Saddique.....................8 L. Kearsley c and b Ashraf ...41 Marquet run out ....................47 A. Pratt run o u t .........................8 S. Gorton not o u t .....................17 L. Burgess not o u t .....................4 Extras................................... 14 Total (for 6 ) ....................... 174 Bowling: G. Ramshead 10-5-
12-0; Q. Ahmed 10-1-45-0; Sid dique 10-0-38-2; U. Saddique 10-1- 27-1; K. Hitchon 3-0-25-0; N. Ashraf 5-0-18-1. Padiham
Siddique lbw b Marquet .......... 0 U. Saddique b Marquet...........14 M. Hawke b Whelan .................3 K. Hitchon b Burgess .............12 A. Hall c Davies b Gorton — 18 N. Ashraf c sub b Burgess........8 A. Sharif b Burgess ...................2 I. Ashfak c ITolgate b Gorton . .0 Q. Ahmed b Fielden.................14 A. Robinson not o u t...................9 G. Ramshead run o u t .................7 Extras..................................... 7 Total ...................................94 Bowling: Marquet 7.2-2-17-2;
M. Whelan 10-1-23-1; L. Burgess 7-1-22-3; S. Gorton 8-2-15-2; N. Fielden4-0-11-1.
Saturday Clitheroe (v Cherry Tree,
home, meet 12-45 p.m.) N. Bolton, M. Bolton, S. Coulter, S. Bishop, A. Kenyon, S. Whalley, P. Gaskell, D. Glover, N. Bibby, M. Harg reaves, Thyssen. Scorer: J. McKenna. Same team, plus G. Kershaw, Sunday v Aig- burth, home, meet 12-45 p.m. Clitheroe 2nds (v Cherry
Tree, away, meet 12-45 p.m.) J. Green, S. Bishop, P. Bishop, M. Scott, P. Dibb, M. Coulter, M. Preston, A. Pearce, G. Kershaw, T. Hibbert, F. Hus sain. Scorer: F. Green. Read (v Earby, home) W.
2nds (v Earby, away, meet 12- 38 p.m.) M. Wrigley, B. Spencer, P. Spencer, J. Dewhurst, J. Braithwaite, A. King, S. Trotter, R. Bedford, R. Lloyd, R. Whalley, L. Gid- low. Scorer: L. Bedford. Sunday
Clitheroe 3rds (v Cherry
Tree, away, meet 12-45 p.m.) D. Mussson, P. Cox, C. Mus- son, J. Warburton, C. Gunn, D. Sharpies, W. Le Breton, I. Baldwin, R. Dinsdale, C. Waddington, T. Bailey. Scor er: R. Cox. Read 3rds (v Blackburn
Northern, away) G. Hinks, K. O’Connor, S. Marshall, N. Snape, A. Brennand, E. Artignstall, J. Langford, C. Holt, G. O’Connor, A. Ben- net, S. Doughty. Reserve: P. Haworth. Scorer: M. Alston. Ribblesdale Wanderers 3rds
(v Belvedere, away, meet 1 p.m.) G. Clarkson, S. Braith waite, P. Cottam, A. Coxal!, M. Pratt, C. Wilson, D. Har rison, L. Bedford, J. Bunyan, J. Dewhurst, C. Rawsthorne. Scorer: R. Clarkson. Monday
Ribblesdale Wanderers
Under 18s (v Great Harwood, away, meet 5-30 p.m.) R. Gladwin, L. Gidlow, C. Wil son, M. Sutton, J. Reynolds, D. Price, C. Nuttall, Sarwar, J. Bunyan, L. Bedford. Reserve: D. Underwood
GREAT HARWOOD AND DISTRICT
BOWLING LEAGUE RESULTS
Leonard Whillakcr Cup Burnley Rd B 169, Gatty Park
169 (Burnley Rd B go through five winners to three.); Castle A 156, Burnley Rd A 162; Free Gar deners 150, Sabden Blue 189; Globe A 176, Ribblesdale B 159; Gt Harwood CC175 Mercer Park 168; Hurst Green A 169 Sales bury A 184; Oakhill 163, Whalley A 177; Oakhill Vets 184 Grange 165; Leisure Hour A 194, Sydney Street 191; Leisure Hour B 172, Waddington A 165; Milnshaw Wanderers 124, Ossy Con. 183; Rishton Con. A 179, Castle B 170; Sabden Black 118, Gt Har wood 162; Salesbury B 155, Roe Lee Park 149; Waddington B 162, Rishton Con. B 201; Whalley B 95, Heys Inn 108. DRAW
Burnley Rd A v Leisure Hour
A; Burnley Rd B v Leisure Hour B; Gt Harwood v Oakhill Vets; Gt Harwood CC v Rishton Con A; Ossy Con. v Sabden Blue; Rish ton Con B v Heys Inn; Salesbury A v Globe A; Whalley A v Salesbury.
EAST LANCASHIRE
FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS
President’s Cup Final ton2.
Goodshaw United 1, Riming- Bob Little Cup Final
Padiham 2, Rawtenstall 1. Reserve Cup Final
Cotoe Utd 4, Rawtenstall 1. First Division
Colne Utd 1, Hurst Green 3;
Settle Utd 3, Enfield 4. Reserve Division
Read Utd 3, Kelbrook 0; Read United 5, Barnoldswick Town 2;
Langho 1, Settle Utd 1. TABLES
First Division P w D L P
Goodshaw Utd ....24 21 1 2 64 Ribblc Valley Boro 24 18 2 4 56 Settle Utd ....... ..24 14 6 4 48 Stacksteads___..24 14 4 6 46 Hurst Green . .. ..24 12 7 5 43 Rimington....... ..24 11 6 7 39 Enfield............ ..24 10 5 9 35 Colne U td ....... ..24 7 7 10 28 Ossy St Mary’s . Bly Boys’ Club .
Belvedere Colts.. .26 26 0 0 78 Pendle Forest ....26 22 1 3 67 B’ficld Celtic Red .26 20 1 5 61 Clitheroe Wolves..26 20 0 6 60 Foulridge Minors .26 20 0 6 60 Brierdiffe Rovers .26 13 3 10 42 Junior Clarets ....26 9 3 14 30 •B’wick Barons.. .26 9 1 16 25 Tod Sports Centre 25 7 3 15 24 B’field Celtic Blue 26 7 1 18 22 Ighten Leigh.......25 6 1 18 19 ClitheroeWR ....26 4 3 19 15 •Fulledge Colts ...26 4 4 18 13 Jnr Clarets Colts. .26 3 1 22 10 Under 12 P W D L P
Under 11 p w D L P
..24 4 8 12 20 ..24 4 5 15 17
Kelbrook......... ..24 3 6 15 15 Sabden ............ ..24 3 4 17 13
Clitheroe RBL . ..24 2 5 17 11 Second Division P w D L P
Rock Rovers. . . ..20 15 4 1 49 Padiham ......... ..20 14 1 5 43 Langho .......... ..20 11 5 4 38 Worsthorne__ ..20 10 5 5 35 Read Utd......... ..19 10 3 6 33 Rawtenstali. . . . ..20 9 5 6 32 Barrowford YCW .19 7 1 11 22 Barnoldswick Tn .20 7 0 13 21 BorrowdaleUtd ..20 5 2 13 17 Burnley Belvedere 20 4 2 14 14 Earby Town . . . ..20 2 2 16 8 Reserve Division P w D L P
Briercliffe Rovers .26 24 0 2 72 ClivigerColts ....26 20 3 3 63 Foulridge Minors .26 19 3 4 60 Todmorden Colts .25 19 1 5 58 Colne Clarets ....25 14 2 9 44 BrierfieldCeltic ..26 12 4 10 40 Ighten Leigh.......25 12 2 11 38 ReadstoneUtd ...26 12 1 13 37 Junior Clarets . .. .26 10' 5 11 35 B’wickTown.......25 7 6 12 27 Bacup Borough.. .25 7 2 16 23 •FulledgeColts ...25 3 1 21 10 BrunleaJuniors ..26 2 1 23 7 B’wick Barons... .26 2 1 23 7 'points deducted
CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL
LEAGUE RESULTS
Premier Division Stork B 3, Rose and Crown 9;
Royal British Legion A 8, Buck A 4; White Hart 6, Stork A 6; Billington A 4, Wagon and Horses A 8; Rose and Crown B 7, Castle 5.
Worsthome.. . . ..28 21 2 5 65 Langho ........... ..28 20 3 5 63 Rock Rovers. . . ..28 18 5 5 59 Barrowford YCW .28 17 2 9 53 Kelbrook......... ..28 15 5 8 50 Enfield............ ..28 15 5 8 50 Hurst Green . . . ..28 12 7 9 50 Rimington....... ..28 13 4 11 43 Rawtenstall__ ..28 12 4 12 43 Colne Utd ....... ..28 9 5 14 40 Sabden ............ ..28 9 3 16 32 Settle Utd ....... ..28 '7 4 17 25 ReadUtd............28' 7 3 18 24 Goodshaw Utd . ..28 5 3 18 18 Barnoldswick Tn .28 2 5 21 11
ROEFIELD LEISURE CENTRE FIVE-A
SIDE LEAGUE RESULTS
Missfits 2, Top Banana 4;
Team Haircut 4, The Phoenix Club 6; The Art of Losing 11, Red Hamsters 1; Clitheroe Clowns 10, Beer Can 1; Dunop Who 3, AC Men 3; Athletico Charva 3, Alf Hart FC 6; New Inn 6, Menacing Duck 1.
FIXTURES 9 a.m. - Top Banana v FC
Destroyers; 9-35 a.m. - Groin Strain v The Phoenix Club; 10-10 a.m. - The Missfils v Red Hamsters; 10- 45 a.m. - Team Haircut v Beer Can; 11-20 a.m. - Art of Losing v
-‘AC Men; 11-55 - Clitheroe Clowns v Alf Hart FC; 12-30 p.m. - Dunop Who v Menacing Duck; 1-05 p.m. - Athletico Charva v New Inn.
WARBURTONS
YOUTH LEAGUE RESULTS Under 11
Cup: Belvedere Colts 4, Clitheroe 4.
TABLES Under 9 P w D L P
Ighten Leigh.......16 13 1 2 40 Bricrcliffe Rovers .16 12 0 4 36 Bacup Borough...16 9 1 6 28 Clitheroe Wolves..16 4 0 12 12 •BurnleyCW ....16 1 Under 10
0 15 0 P W D l P
B’wickTown.......18 12 5 1 41 Junior Clarets . .. .18 11 5 2 38 Bricrcliffe Rovers .18 11 4 3 37 Tod Sports Centre 18 10 3 5 33 Bacup Borough.. .18 9 3 6 30 Ighten Leigh .....18 8 1 9 25 Fulledge Red.......18 5 5 8 20 ‘Colne Clarets.. . .18 3 5 10 11 Clitheroe Wolves.. 18 2 2 14 . 8 FullcdueBlue ....18 2 1 15 7
First Division Station A 5, Brown Cow
Clitheroe 7; Pendle Hotel A 6, Pendle Hotel B 6; St Peter’s Hurst Green 7, White Horse A 5; Dog Music Bar A 8, Whalley Warriors 4; Buck B 9, New Inn 3. Second Division
White Horse B 7, Bay Horse 5;
Horse Shoe 9, Craven Heifer 3; Royal Oak 5, Bridge A 7; Pendle Witch 6, Buck Wrinkleys 6; Wagon B 7, Billington B 5. Third Division
Bridge B 3, Royal British
Legion C 9; Kings Arms 7, Red Pump 5; Royal British Legion D 2, Victoria 10; White Lion 9, Sta tion B 3; Buck D 8, Dog Music B 4.
FIXTURES Tonight
Premier Division Rose and Crown A v Royal
British Legion A; Castle v Stork B; Wagon and Horses v Royal British Legion B; Stork A v Billington A; Buck A v White Hart.
First Division Brown Cow Clitheroe v Pendle
Hotel A; New Inn v Station A; Whalley Warriors v Buck B; White Horse A v Dog Music Bar A; Pendle Hotel B v St Peter’s Hurst Green. Second Division
Bay Horse v Horse Shoe;
Billington B v White Horse B; Buck Wrinkleys v Wagon B; Bridge A v Pendle Witch; Craven Heifer v Royal Oak. Third Division
Royal British Legion C v Kings
Arms; Dog Music Bar B v Bridge B; Station B v Buck D; Victoria v White Lion; Red Pump v RBL D. Ladies League
Buck B v Dog Inn; Royal
British Legion v Buck A; Billing ton A v Pendle Ladies. Challenge Cup May 20lh
Pendle Witch v Dog Music Bar
A; Buck A v Bridge B; Rose and Crown A v Stork B; Craven Heifer v Station A; Dog Music Bar B v White Hart; St Peter’s Hurst Green v Buck D; Horse Shoe v Kings Arms; Royal British Legion B v Buck B; Brown Cow Clitheroe v Pcndle Hotel A; Pendle Hotel B v Whalley Warriors; Bay Horse v Rose and Crown B; Red Pump v Buck Wrinkleys: Royal Oak v
RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES’DARTS
ASSOCIATION results
Catholic SC 9, Low Moor Club
3; Bay Horse 5, Black Bull 7; Brown Cow 8, Bill BC 4; Kings Arms 6, RB Legion 6; Craven 9,
Con. Club 3. MERITS M. McDonnell 11-dart finish
and 125; I. Seed 126, P. Dewhurst 125 121,100; K. Johnson 122 and
100, M. Bannister 122; H. Burgess 121; L. Celestial 121; B. Grives 115; W. Isherwood 114; W. Chip- perton 113; D. Burns 101; J. Gal lagher 100; T. Taylor 100; S. Parkiinson 100; P. Shanley 100; B. Cusack 100; D. Stevenson 100. TABLE
Craven ...................... ...............139 Brown Cow............... Catholic SC............... Black Bui!................ Con Club.................. Royal Oak...............
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Disappointing tennis defeat
CLITHEROE Tennis Club’s mixed doubles A team started their league campaign with a disap pointing 6-2 defeat at the
hands of Whalley. Despite getting an occa
sional toehold in the match, Clitheroe rarely threatened to upset the home team’s domination. Louise Burrill and Phil
Mileham could not find any degree of consistency, losing their first set 6-0, but toned things around to claim the second 6-2. Their demons came back
to haunt them in their sec ond rubber, as they man aged just three games in the
P
128 122
111 109 104
Bay Horse............... .................102 Bill BC ................... Low Moor............... RB Legion ..............
THE Lawrenson Cup doubles com-
petition was held at Whalley Bowling Club last Saturday. And, surprisingly, both
of last year’s finalists fell in this year’s quarter finals. Holders Stuart Gall
and Glynn Dodd went down to homesters George Radivojevic and Frank Corban, while Doug Anderton and Jacky Mason were defeated by eventual winners John Eborall and David Bond. In a rather one-sided
final, Eborall and Bond eased into 9-1 lead, which they extended to 15-3. . Playing on their own
green, Radivojevic and Corban rallied briefly to reduce the deficit to 8- 15, but were unable to make home advantage count as Eborall and Bond secured the trophy
with a 21-11 victory. RESULTS
Quarter-Finals: John Eborall and David Bond (Heys Inn) 21; Doug Anderton and Jacky Mason (Gatty Park) 15; Mick Burns and Brian Yerkess (Free Garden ers) 21; G. Hindle and M. Beardmore (Rush- ton Street) 19; George Radivojevic and Frank Corban (Whalley A) 21; Stuart Gall and Glynn Dodd (Gt Har wood) 14; Frank Brown and John Chatwin (Gt Harwood) 21; N. Threlfall and M Gra ham (Ribblesdale B) 13 Semi-Finals: Eborall
and Bond 21, Burns and Yerkess 6; Radivojevic and Corban 21 Brown and Chatwin 11. Final: Eborall and
Bond 21, Radivojevic and Corban 11.
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Kings Arms.............. .................. 90
two sets. Mary Brass and Mick
Dewhurst fared little better, despite having set points to level their first match, which they eventually lost 4-6,5-7. They composed them
selves to win the first set of their next match, but inex plicably, Brass’ serve started to crumble as they lost then- way and the set. The bubble has also burst
for the open league A team. After their unbeaten start to the season, they suffered a 4- 0 drubbing against Crow Wood A. In the opening match,
Derek Parrott and Phil Mileham battled uncon vincingly against quality opponents and lost in two sets, while debutants Mark Hanson and Peter Hitchen also struggled to stem the flow of winners which threatened to overwhelm them. In the return rubbers,
Parrott and Mileham had their chances in a marathon match, but after more than two hours, they eventually succumbed 5-7,6-4,7-5.
LAST weekend saw mixed fortunes for Whalley Ten nis Club. The A side narrowly lost
3-2 to Crosshill A. Richard Lambert and
Henry Farrar won both of their games, while Danny Roff and Mathew Cuynes both played well and were unlucky to lose. Crosshill won a couple more games than Whalley, and so took the extra point. Meanwhile, the B team
enjoyed a match of chang ing fortunes against Sun- nyhurst B. Both Whalley pairings
began by losing the first set, but then managed to turn things around. Gordon Pimperton and
Guy Purves, and Martin Haworth and Andrew Cuynes went on to take all four rubbers by winning their remaining sets com fortably. The C team also won
against Parkwood B by the virtue of having won one more game, with the match tied at two rubbers all.
Hanson and Hitchen put
up some stem resistance in their return rubber, but few teams will have much suc cess this season against one
of the league’s title favourites. The B team enjoyed
greater success against league newcomers Crosshills B.
Peter Bell and Neil Gunn
had a relatively unimpeded 6-1, 6-4 win over younger opponents, who were guilty of double-faulting liberally. And their second match
was an even more emphatic 6-
1,6-0 victory.
John Calvert and Steve Higson recorded the identi cal score against the same opponents, but were hard pressed against the first pair. Having lost the first set 6-2, they took the second 7-5. The eagerly awaited
deciding set was conceded by the Crosshilis pair to con firm a comfortable victory for Clitheroe. The junior A team’s fix
ture was called off due to waterlogged courts in Dar- wen, while the B team were comfortably defeated by Burnley A, but not before playing some top quality tennis. Mark Higson and Jen
nifer Holgate could not quite hold on in their first match despite taking a 5-3 lead, eventually going down 7-
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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, May 13th, 2004 27 a celebration of learning
Adult Learners Week awards
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ADULT Learners’ Week next week is the time to celebrate some of the hundreds of people whose passion for learning has seen them blossom
with new confidence and skills. The Adult Learners’ Week. Awards
2004, run by the National Institute of Adult Continuing Education, will be made across England at a host of region al ceremonies. More than 100 people will be recognised for their dedication to learning - learning which reaps benefits
not only for themselves, but for their families and the wider community. Mr Gordon Purs-
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6, 6-4, while primary
schoolboys Jack Dewhurst and Richard Bell put up a gallant fight against their older opponents before they too lost out in their two sets. Neither pairing enjoyed
any more luck in the return rubbers, as their stronger, more experienced oppo nents made their class tell on their way to victory.
Whalley’s mixed fortunes Roger Walker and
Robert Houseman rolled back the years with a marathon three setter last
ing over two hours. Oxygen rather than bar
ley water would have been more appropriate at the changeover, and they lost
their second match. Fortunately, James
Burke and Tom Ormerod were on hand to win their second match in straight
S6tS. The mixed team of
Richard Lambert and Cathy Green, Henry Far rar and Nickie Hopwood were victorious in the derby clash with Clitheroe,
winning 3-1. Possibly the best perfor
mance of the week came from the Whalley Juniors,
who had a convincing vic tory over Towneley B by
an 8-0 scoreline. William Maher and
Amy Walsh, Charlotte Haworth and Nicola Maher were all on top form, and showed consider able promise for the future.
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