1^^ 94 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, August 25th, 2005


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Ciitheroe 422324 (Editoriai), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Close-run derby


Big-spenders humble Clitheroe at Highbury


By Adrian Capstick


Flceltroud Toini....... I Clilhcrue................0 SOME might say that Fleetwood Town and Mossley fans have a lot in common. Both clubs have gained


promotion in the last two years from the North West Counties, both are renowned for their vocal heckling and hostility to away fans, and now both


. have comprehensibly hum- bled their old rivals Clitheroe in the UniBond League. Last season the Blues


were ripped apart 5-0 by Mossley in their first encounter at this level, and this game against the newly-promoted NWCFL First Division champions was almost a carbon copy. Clitheroe, lining up the


jjaS' The first goal came in just 19 seconds under simi­


same way they did Satur­ day, had no answer in any area as the speed at which Fleetwood attacked, and the space that was given to them, made it look all too easy tor the seaside outfit.


lar circumstances to the one the Blues conceded on Saturday, only this time they couldn’t bounce back. Straight from the kick­


off, a weak shot from expe­ rienced former Football League campaigner Ian Stevens was deflected past a stunned Peter Collinge to see the locals on the back foot from the start. This quickness of play


Sargeson shot on goal was gobbled up by the Town keeper, the home side went straight down the other end, and through a lack of marking, the Blues were caught napping, allowing Stevens to net his second with ease. Yellow cards also came


After a weak Craig


was no one-off though, as Fleetwood’s Nathan Pond, Stevens and Darren Hall, supplied by whippy wing men Stuart Beech and for­ mer Burnley reserve mid­ fielder Joe Booth, got in behind the Blues midfield and gave Clitheroe’s unac­ customed defence no end of problems. The locals were able to


pass the ball among them­ selves when they got it, but they were not direct enough in their approach to goal. And when they lost the ball, they didn’t look like they’d get it back. Tackles were few and far


between, but the second goal on eight minutes was made inexcusably easy, and came as a bigger surprise than the first.


no one on the end of them, and as good as he is at making a good delivery, he seldom used the full wing, attacking the back line as an orthodox right winger should do. So with no luck in front


Clitheroe’s wayCollinge was forced to bring one of the forward line down on the edge of the area, and left back Ben Johnson was booked tor a two-footed challenge in a similar situa­ tion as frustration took


hold. Clitheroe’s only real


attempt on goal came just before half-time when Sargeson ted Tony Evans, who forced a low save out of Town’s Andy Banks. After the break, after


both teams had waited five minutes for the referee to return to the pitch, the game continued in a similar vein, although the inclu­ sion of Sean White on the left wing showed promise only to no reward. Likewise, Sargeson deliv­


ered some excellent balls into the box, but there was


of goal, further misery was heaped on the locals in the 66th minute when Fleet- wood captain Steve Macauley - a veteran of almost 400 Football League games - leapt above everyone at the back post to nod home Beech’s corner. But the fourth was the


most crushing when on the break away left-back Lee Pryer was left wide open and allowed acres of space to run untroubled off the left wing and fire past Collinge. It is just hoped that this


is a one-off and Fleetwood, like Mossley last season, are the Blues bogey side this term, because if Moss- ley’s 7-0 win over Ossett Albion on Saturday is any­ thing to go by, it is going to be a long season for the Blues.


Promising opening show By Adrian Capstick


Clilheroe............... 2 Brigg Town ............ 2 SATURDAY marked a new era at- Clitheroe. And boss Tommy Law-


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son could be pleased with a promising display in this entertaining draw.


■ Seven players were handed their competitive debut for the club, with strikers MikeAVolsten- holme and Tony Evans marking their bows with goals. The Blues came from a


goal down to lead at the break, only to ship an unfortunate second in the second half. Brigg conjured up a


shock second minute strike from Simon Roach, but Clitheroe’s powers of recovery made a refresh­ ing change. Last season when the


Blues went a goal down, they struggled to get back up, but they quickly bounced back after Roach’s opportunist vol­ ley, fed by a ricochet off Russell Clark, found its way past Peter Collinge in the Clitheroe goal. Evans tested the visit-


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tipped the dipping ball over the bar. However, the second


half saw very little action go in the Blues’ favour and was reminiscent of last season. Brigg came out and


applied pressure on the. locals, which in fairness Clitheroe controlled until the 64th minute. The equaliser came


EQUALISER: Mike Wolstcnholme lurns (he ball home


ing keeper in the 18th minute, but it was his strike partner, 6ft 2ins Wolstenholme who found the net first, three minutes later. The move originated


from a throw in delivered to the feet of the new man by the weaving efforts of Paul Stansfield. Then just seven minutes


later, Evans got in on the act and made it 2-1 when he latched onto a beauti- fully-xveighted through ball from right-back Ian Kearney. The 18-year-old forward


took the ball down with the outside of his right


boot, while jostling for position between the two Brigg centre backs, and in a flash his half volley was in the back of the net. Both Kearney and


Evans are on loan from Southport, and featured tor manager Tommy Law- son at Prescot Cables last season, but this move was beyond their teenage


years. And it could very near­


ly have been 3-1 going into half-time as a shot from Ben Johnson took a deflection off a Brigg defender, only to be denied by the agility of Brigg keeper Damien Steer, who


from a hopeful right-wing high ball to the back post which beat Collinge, bounced back into the six- yard box and was prodded home by Brigg substitute Tommy Spall. Collinge was then called


upon to tip round the post a strong shot from Phil Doyle, and this time the low sunlight did not impede his judgement. Clitheroe did create a


final attempt on goal after Gary Jackson replaced Wolstenholme on 78 min­ utes but Stansfield shot wide of the mark. Clitheroe: Collinge,


Kearney (White), Hard­ wick, Clark, Nestor, Stansfield, Sargeson, Reynolds, Evans, Wol­ stenholme (Jackson), Johnson (Parr).


Wolves aim to go one better


CLITHEROE Wolves Under 13s Red have received a new sponsored strip from Rosslee Construction Limited ahead of the new Warburtons League season. The team (pictured, (s)) have been together for six years, and had five league cam­


paigns to date, finishing runners-up ion both league and cup last season. The club would like to thank Pendle Antiques Centre, Sabden for their sponsorship


for the last three seasons, and also thank the parents of the club for their continued support.


Clitheroe target treble


CLITHEROE Cricket Club Under 11s are on target for the treble. The side saw off second


placed Blackburn North­ ern with ease to retain the league title, adding to their cup success. And they have also


reached the final of the Lancashire Cup, with vic­ tory over Leyland. Against Blackburn,


Northern made 85-7 for a nett score of 50. Chris Bowness took 2-


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15, while Tim Le-Breton took 3-9. In reply. Cobras scored


98-2 for a nett score of 88. Bowness made 28, Liam


Nuttall 16 and Le-Breton 21.


In the semi-final of the


Lancashire Cup, Cobras made a nett score of 270. They were given a fly­


ing start, scoring 28 of the first four overs. James Banks scored an


impressive 16, Ross Dent added 16 and Le-Breton


hit 20 towards the end. In reply, Leyland were @ ;


never really in contention ^ Tight bowling and mag-


nificent fielding restrictec Leyland to a nett 244 with a wicket apiece foi Nuttall, George Drake ... Le-Breton and Dent. Matthew Ashworth hac ^ ^ a fine game behind th(


stumps. In the final. Cobras wil ^


play either Haslingden oi W Lytham.


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WFC Clilheroe.......... 0 Waddinglon


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FOLLOWING on from a rigorous pre-season, Waddington commenced their Craven and District Premier League campaign with a hard-earned victory over near rivals WFC Clitheroe. The match proved to be


a closely-contested local derby, and after a hesitant start by both teams, it was Waddington who took the lead midway through the first half when Fletcher cut inside from the left


wing and scored with a fierce shot, giving the home keeper little chance. In the second half WFC


enjoyed a good 20-minute spell, during which they created and missed several good scoring opportuni­


ties. During the last 20 min­


utes, with the home side pushing forward for an equaliser, Waddington scored a second goal when Plarrison finished off a superb cross from Dug-


■ Then in the final 10 dale.


minutes, Dugdale blocked what looked like a certain goal for the home team on the line, and from the resulting clearance, Tier­ ney headed the ball wide to Fothergill, whose cross into the home penalty area was finished off by Dean. Waddington’s next fix­


ture is at Carleton tonight, kick-off 6-30 p.m. All play­ ers to meet at Dugdales TV and Satellite shop, bottom of Chatburn Road, Clitheroe, at 5-30 p.m.


Chipping cruise to win


Chipping................................. ' Tarlelon Corinlhians ................ 1 CHIPPING continued their promising start to the season with a seven-goal romp against a poor Tarleton side. Chipping went ahead early on when


Malley stole in at the far post to finish from John Ross’ centre. The lead was extended shortly after


Proctor was shoved in the back and picked himself up to score from the spot. The locals reaped further reward


through new recruit Melling as his angled shot went in off the post. Tarleton pulled a goal back with a well-


placed drive, but the villagers increased their lead as Melling burst through from inside his own half to round the goalkeep­


er and finish. After the break, substitute Austin net­


ted a brace - a welcome return to goalscoring form for a player who has been out of action for some time through


injury. The scoring was completed by man of


the match Oily Hayhurst from close


range. Chipping will look to build on these


performances on Tuesday at home to local rivals Longridge Town.


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SMART AND COOK INDOOR 5-A-SIDE AT


ROEFIELD LEISURE RESULTS


Summer Tournament Clitheroe Clotvns 6, Norfolk 0;


Real Tetchy 1, Dunop Who 2; 10- Higher Buck 6, AC Men 3; Buck- sters 1, Beer Can 0. Semi Finals: Clitheroe Clowns


3, Real Tetchy 1; Hucksters 1, Dunop Who 4. Final: Clitheroe Clowns 1,


Dunop Who 2. • Roefield Leisure is looking


for new teams to enter the Five-A- Side Winter League. Anyone interested can contact the centre (01200 422188).


EAST LANCASHIRE


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Colne United 2, Stacksteads St


Joseph’s 3; Goodshaw United 2, Enfield 1; Hurst Green 0, Sllsden 4; Langho 2, Rock Rovers 2; Padi- ham2, Kelbrook4. Second Division


Barnoldswick Town 1, Bacup


Cricket Club 6; Borrowdale Unit­ ed 3, Read United 8j Burnley Boys’ Club 4, Barrowford YCW 3; Burnley GSOB 1, Peel Park 1; Rawtenstall 5, Burnley Belvedere 0; Sabden 1, Barrowford Celtic 4; \\Mtton Albion G, Clitheroe RBL 1.


Reserve Division Kelbrook 1, Rock Rovers 2;


Peel Park 0, Langho 3; Rawten­ stall 3, Enfield 3; Read United 0, Burnley GSOB 3; Settle United 0, Colne United 2.


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND DOMINOES


SUMMER LEAGUE UESUI.T.S Darts


Horse Shoe 2, The Bridge Inn 7; 0


Swan and RojtiI 5, Fondle Hotel 4; The Kings Arms 6, The Black Horse 3.


Dominoes Horse Shoe 8, Bridge Inn 13;


Swan and Royal 10, Pendle Hotel 11; Kings Arms 12, Black Horse 9. HIGH SCORES


180 - J. Hargreaves; 140 - J.


Hargreaves x 3, A. Stancel, M. Mercer; 137 - A. Slater; 131 - A. Oliver; 125 - B. Gronwald; 123 - J. Marsden; 121 - R. Hargreaves, S. Baines; 120 - A. Oliver; 116 - N. Walsh; 105 - M. Lloyd, J. Harg­ reaves; 101 - L. Astin, D. South- well; 100 - M. Mercer x 5, P. Greatorex x 5, A. Slater x 3, C. Flynn x 3, M. Lloyd x 2, N. Walsh X 2, R. Hargreaves x 2, L. Bonnick x 2, D. Ainsworth, A. Stancel, J. Hargreaves, J. Marsden, S. Baines, K. Evanson, D. Dobson, L. Pedley, L. McDonald, D. Moore. POSITIONS Darts


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Black Horse . . . Kings Arms . Bridge Inn .. Swan and Royal Horse Shoe .. Pendle Hotel .. Buck Inn .......... Dominoes


SPORT TABLES First Division


Judge Walmesley........... Bay Horse ................... Swan Mth Two Necks.... Black Bull..................... Band Club..................... Pendle Hotel................. De Lacy Arms................ Three Millstones ...........


CLITHEROE MEN’S INVITATION


SUMMER DARTS


LEAGUE RESULTS


Red Division


Browm Cow 6, Swan B 1; Swan A I, Red Pump 3. Blue Division


Black Horse 2, Pendle Inn 5; Bridge Inn 3, Craven Heifer 4;


Horse Shoe 1, Legion A 6; Legion B 3, Kings Arms 4. MONDAY FIXTURES Red Division


Red Pump; Pendle Inn v Brown Cow.


Roj’al Oak v Swan A; Swan B v Blue Division New Inn v Legion B; Legion A v


Kings Arms; Craven Heiferv Horse Shoe.


Red Division P W I) P


Swan A...................... 10 10 0 55 RojalOak..................10 8 2 51 RedPump..................10 6 4 41 Pendle Inn..................10 6 4 43 Brown Cow.................n 2 9 24 Black Horse................ 11 2 9 10 SwanB...................... 10 1 9 16 Blue Division i’ W D P


Kings .Arms................ 10 9 1 51 Legion B ...................10 8 2 48 Bridge Inn..................11 7 4 45 CraNan Heifer............. 10 6 4 36 Legion A ...................10 3 6 28 New Inn.....................10 1 9 23 HorseShoe..................11 2 9 21


GREAT HARWOOD AND DISTRICT


BOWLING LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Globe A 6, Gt Harwood A 4;


Ribblesdale A 7, Clitheroe Cricket 3; Roe Lee Park 8, Burnley Rd B 2; Rishton Con A 6, Ribblesdale A 4; Rushton Street 3, Rishton Con A 7; Sabden Black 4, Rhyddings Park Hej'sG.


Second Division Burnley Rd A 7, Hurst Green A


3; Globe B 8, Gatty Park 2; Gt Har­ wood B 7, &lesbury A 3; Oakhill Vets 3, Free GaMeneis 7; Ossy Con 9, Oakhill Vets 1; Waddington A 3, Globe B 7; Whaliey A 8, Free Gar­ deners 2.


Third Division Castle B 10, Whaliey B 0; P


Kings Arms...............................84 Horse Shoe...............................78 Pendle Hotel............................78 Bridge In n ................................77 Swan and Royal....................... 70 Black Horse............................. 6-1 Buck In n ...................................G3


RIBBLE VALLEY DARTSAND


DOMINOES LEAGUE ItESULT.S


Darts Three Millstones 2, Band Club


10; De Lacy 5, Bay Horse 7; Judge Walmesley 7, Pendle Hotel 7; Swan with Two Necks 11, Black Bum.


Dominoes Three Millstones 3, Band Club


9; De Lacy 7, Bay Horse 5; Judge Walmesloy 6, Pendle Hotel 5; Swan with Two Necks 5, Black Bull?.


Total Three Millstones 5, Band Club


10; De Lacy 12, Bay Horse 12; Judge Walmesley 13, Pendle Hotel 12; Swan with Two Necks IG, Black Bull 8.


Grange 4, Immanuel A 6; Gt Har­ wood CC 7, Oakhill 3; Mercer Park 8, Spring Hill 2; Salesbury B 8, Sab­ den Red 2.


Fourth Division Gt Harwood L 9, Milnshaw


Wanderers 1; Hurst Green B 4, Cas­ tle A 6; Immanuel B 8, Waddington B 2; Rishton Con B 7, Coppice 3; Sydney Street 3, Rushton St B.C. 7. TABLES


First Division I» W D L P


Rhyddings Park ...16 13 I 2 111 Gt Harwood A ....16 8 2 6 91 Ribblesdalo.A...... 16 5 5 6 82 GlobcA..............16 8 1 7 86 Rishton Con .A ....16 6 1 9 74 RoeLeePark .......16 5 4 7 74 BumleyRdB...... 16 7 1 8 75 Sabdon Black...... 16 6 2 8 72 Rushton St ..........16 6 2 S 66 CiilheroeCC........16 6 1 9 66 Second Division P W I) 1. P


Oss\’Con.............. 18 13 1 1J19 WhalleyA...........17 12 2 3 114 GllIanvoodB ....17 11 0 6 101 Salcsbuo'A......... 17 10 1 6 9S Globe B ..............17 7 0 10 81 Hurst(^ireenA ....17 9 2 6 91 Burnley Rd A ......18 8 0 10 S3 FrcoGiudtners ....16 6 1 9 77 GattyPark............. IS 5 2 11 67 Waddington A — 17 4 0 13 56 Oakhill Vets..........16 4 1 U 53


TABLES


Third Division P W D L P


• Ribblesdale B..........18 7 0 11 75 Castle B ................18 4 0 14 74 Whaliey B ..........18 1 1 16 49 Fourth Division P W I) L P


Gt Harwood CC ..18 14 0 4 121 Springhill ........... 19 13 1 5115 Grange..................18 11 0 7 108 Salesbur>’ B ........18 12 0 6 106 Immanuel A...........19 13 0 6 105 Sabden Red ........18 10 1 7 95 Oakhill..................18 7 1 10 77 MercerPark........... 18 6 0 12 76


EXPRESS GIFTS HYNDBURN VETERANS


BOWLING LEAGUE TADLES


A Division P W D L P


Gt HarwoodL ....18 13 1 4 121 Rushton St ........18 14 0 4 119 SydnevSt.............. IS 12 0 6 107 RishtonCon.B ...18 13 0 5 104 Sabden Blue........... 18 12 0 6 104 Castle A ................ IS 10 1 7 93 Coppice..................18 7 0 11 92 Immanuel B .......19 6 I 12 77 MurslGrecnB ...19 2 1 16 66 WaddingtonB ....18 4 3 11 65 Milnshaw Wndrs ..18 3 1 14 52


MILL LODGE


RESIDENTIAL HOME HYNDBURN


BOWLING LEAGUE RESULTS


Team Knockout Final: Ribblesdale A 140,


Oswaldtwistle Conservative 138. Semi Finals: Oswaldtwistle


Conservative 14G, Globe E 130; Ribblesdale A 145, Globe A 140. First Division


Clitheroe CC 6, Free Garden­


ers 4; Oakhill Park A 4, Globe A 6; Ribblesdale A 8, Ossy Con 2; Rushton St E 8, Burnley Rd C 2; Salesbury Blue 6, Globe E 4. Second Division


Globe C 8, Glolie D 2; Oakhill


Ash 2, Whalley B 8; Rishton BC 7, Grange A 3; Rushton St C 6, Coppice 4; Waddington A 3, Burnley Rd B 7. Third Division


Gatty Park 8, Ribblesdale C 2;


Immanuel A 5, Sabden C 5; Mer­ cer Park 8, Waddington B 2; Rishton Con C 9, Alma A 1; Syd­ ney St 10, Salesburj’ Red 0. Fourth Division


Alma B 3, Oakhill Park B 7;


Burnley Rd D 7, Sabden A 3; Immanuel B 7, Gt Harwood CC 3; Milnshaw Park 8, Oakhill Beech 2; Read CC 3, Grange C 7. TABLES


First Division P I) L P


Ribblesdale A . . . .16 13 0 3 107 Rushton Street E .16 10 0 6 98 Free Gardeners.. .17 9 0 8 95 Globe A..............16 10 0 6 92 Ossy Con.............17 9 1 7 88 Globe E..............17 8 1 8 84 Salesbur)’ Blue .. .16 8 0 8 77 Burnley Road C ..16 8 0 8 76 WhallevA .........16 6 1 9 67 ClithcroeCC ....16 5 0 11 64 Oakhill Park A .. .17 2 1 14 52 Second Division P W D L P


Sabden B ........... 16 13 0 3 106 RushtonStreetC..16 11 1 4 95 Burnley Road B...17 9 0 8 91 Waddington A .. ..16 9 0 7 90 Grange.^ ........... 16 8 0 8 79 Coppice...............17 8 1 8 79 OakhiilAsh..........16 8 0 8 79 Globe C.............. 16 6 0 10 71 WhaUevB ..........17 6 0 11 71 Rishton BC ........ 16 5 0 11 70 Globe D .............17 6 0 11 69 Third Division P W D 1, P


Svdney Street...... 15 12 0 3 104 Immanuel A........15 10 1 4 94 SahdenC ............15 10 1 4 92 Salesburv-Red ....15 9 0 6 SO MercerPark........15 7 1 7 76 Gatty Park..........15 7 0 8 76 Rishton Con. C ...15 6 0 9 70 RibblesdaleC.....15 G 0 9 59 Alma A ..............15 3 0 12 49 WaddingtonB .....15 3 I 11 46 Fourth Ditision P W 1) L P


Immanuel B........15 11 0 4 88 Oakhill Park B ....15 9 0 6 83 Oakhii! Beech...... 15 9 0 5 81 Gt Harwood CC ..15 9 0 5 78 GnmgeC ........... 15 8 0 7 72 Milnshaw Park ...15 8 0 7 63 Burnley Road D ..14 7 0 7 63 ReadCC.............15 5 2 7 58 Sabden A ........... 15 3 2 9 56 AlmaB...............14 3 0 10 48


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Rushton Strret A .22 20 0 1 184 \VoislevParkA...22 18 1 3171 RibblesdalcA ....22 16 0 5 159 Lowertold............ 22 12 3 6 139 Peel Park A ........ 22 12 1 8135 Rhyddings...........22 12 0 10 120 BulloughParkA ..22 10 1 10115 Sabden BC...........22 9 1 11 101 Oakhill BC...........22 7 0 14 97 MereerPark......... 22 8 1 12 102 Rishton BC......... 22 7 1 11 101 Gatty Park A.......22 7 13 103 Oakhill Vets......... 22 8 0 13 94 Whaliey BC......... 22 2 1 18 58 n Division P W I) L P


Worsley Park B .. .21 16 0 5 174 Rushton Street B .20 15 1 3 159 Waddington..........21 15 0 5 153 Ribblesdalc ........ 20 12 0 7 142 Milnshaw C ......... 20 11 1 7 127 Huist Green......... 20 12 2 6 127 Peel Park B ........ 21 10 0 10122 Immanuel B......... 20 9 1 9 120 Oakhill B ........... 20 10 0 9 113 Immanuel A......... 20 S 1 10113 BulloughParkB ..20 8 0 12 109 Milnshaw B ......... 20 3 0 10 64


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CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT SUMMER


NETBALLLEAGUE TABLES


First Division P W D L P


RVMisschicks....l4 13 0 1 39 Alpes.................... 14 10 0 4 34 Young Farmers ...13 8 0 5 29 Fraser Eagle .......13 8 0 5 29 RVCavaliers.......13 5 0 8 22 HairoftheDog2 .13 3 1 9 20 Unison .Wengeis..13 2 2 9 18 HairoftheDogl .13 3 1 9 17 Second Division P W U L P


Millercare........13 10 0 3 31 Pink Ladies 11 .14 10 0 4 32 The Winchester 13 9 0 4 29 RVRangers ...14 7 0 7 27 R B L ..................13 6 0 7 23 Clith Light Eng.l3 4 0 9 18 RibbleValIey2.13 4 1 8 17 Chipping Rejectsl 3 2 1 10 13 Third Division P W D L P


Waddington ...13 13 0 0 39 RV Rebels . . . .14 9 2 3 34 Hair of the Dog 13 9 2 2 33 Dunkenhaigh. .13 5 3 5 23 Billington........13 4 1 8 18 Ragdolls............13 4 1 8 17 RVRges............ 14 4 0 10 15


THEETHA


SCAFFOLD LTD CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Premier Division RBL B 7, Wagon and Horses A


5; Stork Hotel 4, Buck A 8; Buck B 8, Pendle X Factors 4; Castle 7, Billington A 5; White Hart 4, RBL AS.


First Division St Peter’s HG 5, Whaliey Arms


7; Pendle Witch 4, White Horse 8; Brown Cow C, Now Inn 6; Pendlo A 9, Stork Hotel 3; \nctoria 8, Lower Buck 4.


Secoml Division RBL D 3, Station Hotel 9;


Horse Shoo 9, Buck Wrinkleys 3; White Horse A 9, Craven Heifer A 0: Red Pump 0, Bay Horse 6; White Lion 8, Dog MiLsic Bar A 4. Third Division


Dog Music Bar B 2 v Royal Oak


10; Buck D 5, l^w Moor 7; Craven I Icifer B 7, Kings Arms B 5; Wagon and Horses B 8, RBL C 4.


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Arms V Buck B; Horse Shoe v RBL A; New Inn v Buck Wrink­ leys. 9 Best of 10 single frames, in


Chris Stewart Foundation Cup RBL B v Buck A; Whalley


FIXTURES Tonight


any outstanding fixtures. Home teams to contact and make arrangements. Third Division


B. Dog Music Bar B v Kings Arms


Tuesday, August 23rd I,.adics Division


B V RBL; Buck B v Buck A TABLES


White Horse v Pendle A; Pendle


RBL A ...............13 10 2 1 129 Castle..................12 10 I 1 113 Buck A ................13 7 2 4 lOS RBLB ...............13 7 3 3 106 Billington.............13 6 1 6 93 Buck B ................13 5 1 7 82 White Hart...........13 4 2 7 79 PendleXFactors..13 3 1 9 70 StorkA................12 2 1 8 63 WagonA...............13 2 0 11 53 First Division P W I) L P


Premier Division P W D L P


Victoria................13 10 2 1 118 Lower Buck..........13 7 2 4 106 St Peter’s HG........13 7 3 3 103 New Inn...............13 7 1 5 96 Whailey.Arms ....13 6 3 4 94 White Horse B . .. .13 5 3 5 91 PendleA...............13 6 2 5 91 Brown Cow............13 4 2 7 76 Pendle Witch........ 13 5 1 7 67 Stork B ................13 2 1 10 62 Second Division P W D L P


Bay Horse.............13 10 2 1 128 Red Pump ..........13 11 1 1 127 HorseShoe............13 9 1 3101 Station ...............13 5 1 7 89 White Horse A .. ..13 6 1 8 78 White Lion............13 5 1 6 77 RBLD................ 13 3 3 7 75 BuckWrinkle>*s ...13 3 2 8 71 DogMusicA.......11 2 3 6 69 Craven Heifer A ...12 3 1 8 59 Third Division P W D L P


Royal Oak ..........13 10 2 1120 Low Moor.............13 11 1 1117 Craven Heifer B ...13 7 3 3 109 Buck D ................ 13 6 3 4 95 RBLC ...............12 5 1 G 90 Kings.ArmsB ....12 5 2 5 86 Wagon B...............13 5 3 5 86 DeLacy...............12 2 2 8 64 KingsArmsA ....12 1 3 8 60 Dog Music Bar B .11 0 0 11 34 Ladies Division P W D P


Buck A .......................... 8 8 0 66 Buck B ...........................9 6 3 58 RBL..............................8 6 2 53 Pendle A .........................9 3 6 45 Pendle B.........................9 1 8 33 White Horse....................9 2 7 31


VEKA RIBBLESDALE


CRICKET LEAGUE TAllLES


Senior Divi.sion P W


Settle.......... 21 14 'Clitheroe__21. 14 Bamoldiuick.21 13 Gt Harwood.. 21 12 Baxenden__21 9 'Padiham... . 21 9 Edenfield...... 21 9 Cherry Tree ..21 10 Read........... 21 9 Whalley........21 7 Earby..........21 7 B'bum N.__21 5 R'daleW........21 6 Ossyirara___21 2 Fir.st Division P W


N B P 1 IS 90 1 14 89 3 16 87 2 14 78 3 18 69 4 12 68 4 14 67 3 10 60 3 14 05 4 10 53 3 6 49 4 12 45 2 8 42 6 22


R'daleW. 2 . .. 19 15 Ely Belvedere. IS 13 Salesbury-. . . . 19 11 Stacksteads... 19 12 Read 2...........19 11 B'bumN.2...19 10 Clitheroe2 ...IS 9 ChcrryTite2.19 7 Gt Harwood 2.19 6 Ba.venden2...19 4 Ossylmm.2..19 3 Earby 2.........19 0 Second Division P W L N 14


Settle 2 ........ IS


Padiham 2.... 19 14 Whallev2....19


Third Division


6 10 5 10 4 13 3 15 2


11


9 9


Rolls-Rovce.. 19 12 Edcnfield2...19 BlvGSOB....19 B'«ick2.......19 Salesbuiv’ 2... 10 BlyBeIv.2....19 Stackslcads2.19 Rolls-Royce 2.19 BIV-GSOB2..1S


13 12


3 5 3 6 6 8 9


1 -24 86 1 14 70 2 15 67 1 3 3 2 1 2


1 9 3


22 91 20 90 18 89


10 41 12 30 4 21 C 20


Chcrrj'Trec3.19 14 2 3 B'burnN.3.. .18 12 3 3 Clilheroe 3.. .18 14 2 2


P w L N 11 P


24 100 24 90 18 92


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10 2 12 51 12 1 14 46 11 4 8 30 13 3 G 27 17 2 2 6


II P


1, N B P 3 1 18 95 3 2 IS 87 4 3 16 82 5 2 IS 77 7 1 14 71 8 1 12 61 7 2 10 59


the event of a tie one game of dou­ bles decides. All other divisions must play


Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, August 25th, 2005 95 -Cricket-Scorecards-


Earby3..........18 7 8 3 14 55 Edenfield3...15 7 5 3 10 51 R’daleW.3...18 7 6 5 12 57 Ba)iendcn3...19 8 7 4 8 50 Read3........... IS 6 9 3 14 50 Padiham 3___ 17 3 9 3 12 43 Settlc3 .........15 5 6 4 10 43 BlyBelv.3....1S 4 12 2 14 38 B'«ick3........ 18 2 12 4 10 28 OssyImm.3..I5 4 8 3 8 34 Salesbuiy-3...16 3 9 4 8 31


CLITHEROE AND


DISTRICT CRICKET LEAGUE


Rimington............. Chipping A ............ Low Moor............. Riverside............... Calderstoncs.......... Chipping Ramblers .


•Cricket Sc


EDENFIELD V READ Edenfield


G. Smithson Ibw b Barden ........ 9 Naoem b Butt...........................20 M. Bums run o u t ..................... 32 A. Barnes c and b Butt ..............0 D. Bulcock c Butt b Holt .........13 J. Kelly c Butt b Holt ................0 J. Fiitcroft c Barden b Butt........6 P. Holt c Holt b B u t t ..................5 B. Storey c T. Marsh b Holt . . . .4 T. Melia not o u t ......................... 8 W. Slinger b B u t t ....................... 1 Extras.................................. 26 Tola!...................................124 Bowling: A. Rushton 3-9-21-0;


F. Barden 9-5-11-1; Butt lG.1-5-12- 5; C. Holt 11-3-30-3. Read


W. Driver c Melia b Naeem .. .31 T. Marsh c Naeem b Bulcock , . .1 N. Marsh not o u t ..................... 36 Butt st Bums b Bulcock............0 M. Whalley b Slinger..................4 M. Doughty Ibw b Naeem ....1 9 K. O’Connor not o u t ................19 Extras...................................16 Total (for 5 ) ........................126 Bowling: Naeem 20-6-44-2; B.


Storey 3-0-14-0; T. Bulcock 6-0-21- 2; W. Slinger 10.4-0-36-1.


PADIHAM V


CLITHEROE Clllhcroe


Nawaz c and b Saddique........116 N. Bolton c Robinson b Siddique. .0 M, Bolton c Ashfaq b Siddique 22 NAshrafe Robinson b Saddique .45 F. Butt c G. Hall b Saddique.. .20 S. Coulter st Kelly b Siddique. . .3 M. Coulter not o u t ....................11 C. Musson b Siddique................0 P. Gaskell mn o u t....................... 1 Extras...................................14 Total (for 8 ) ....................... 232 Bowling: U. Saddique 15-2-70-3;


Siddique 22-4-98~l; N. Ashraf 8-1- 53-0.


Pudihum


Siddique b Hargreaves. . . ........64 M. Hawke not o u t ......... ........79 G. Hall b Hargreaves . . . . .........9 U. Saddique b Butt ....... ........27 A. Hall c Ashraf b B u tt.. ..........9 N. Ashraf b Butt ............ ..........3 A. Sharif not out ............


........34


Total (for 5 ) ............... . . . .232 Bowling: F. Butt 16-0-84-3; N.


Ashraf 11-1-44-0; M. Hargreaves 11-1-46-2; G. Kershaw 3-0-20-0; N. Bolton 4-0-16-0.


RIBBLESDALE WANDERERS V


WHALLEY Whallcy


M. Davies b T. Braithwaitc . . .73 L. Kearsley b Gidlow................. 8 Thornton c De Bruin b T. Braith- waite.................................... 21


A. Whelan b De Bruin................0 R .


A. Pratt b T. Braithwaite..........8 B. Dowling b De Bruin..............5 S. Gorton not o u t ........................1 N. Fielden b De Bruin................2 L. Burgess b De Bmin................2 D. O’Neill not out ..................... 0 Extras.................................. 23 Total .................................184 Bowling: De Bmin 15-2-60-4; L.


Gidlow 6-2-26-1; T. Braithwaite 16-5-44-4; G. Hunt 5-1-19-0; R. Gladwin 3-0-20-0. Ribhlesdnle Wanderers


R. Gladwin c Pratt b Dowling . .9 G. Hunt c Davias b Dowling . . .14 M. Briggs c Pratt b Gorton. . . .27 C. HallcFicldcnb Gorton ....24 De Bruin Ibw b O’Neill ., A. King Ibw b Gorton . .. D. BraithwaitonoLoul . . . . S. Trotter Ibw b Gorton .. T. Braithwaile c Palmer l> O’Neill 0


M. I’ratl c Palmer b Dowling .. .2 L. Gidlow not o u t.......................0 Extras..................................23


p


..........35 ..........26 ........ .21 ..........17 ..........13 ............5


Total.................................158 Bowling: B. Dowling 12-6-21-3;


D. O’Neill 22-3-74-2; S. Gorton 11- 2-11-1.


GREAT HARWOOD V READ


Great Harwood


Nurse c Doughty b Barden .. .25 R. ^^7lalley c Doughty b Barden . 2 R Houldsworth c Driver b Holt. .35 A. Armer b Bennett.......... ....10 _


L. Deasev not out............. ....24 P. Newion not out ............ ........6 Extras........................... ....14 Total (for 5) ............... ...158 Bowling: Newby 4-0-28-0; F.


Barden 4-0-30-2; A. Bennett 4-0- 29-1; C. Holt 4-0-28-1; A. Rushton 3-


W. Driver c Ramsker b \\Tialley. .4 M. Whalley c and b Nurse ........0 Newby n o to u t....................... 110 M. Doughty c Armor b WTialley . .0 K. O’Connor run o u t ................16 W.EasthamcNursebMaher ..3 A. Turner c Armer b Ramsker . .0 A. Rushton run o u t ....................0 •\.BennettcArmerbMaher ...0 Extras.................................. 2-1 Total (for 8 ) ........................158 Bowling: Nurse 4-0-26-1; P.


Houldswortli 4-0-2-1-0; R. ^^'halley 4-


6 Great Harwood won on


wickets countback Cricket Teams Saturday


Clitheroe (v Edenfield, home,


meet 12-15 p.m.) N. Bolton, M. Bolton, M. Coulter, P. Gaskell, C. Musson, N. Ashraf, G. Kershaw, F. Butt, S. Coulter, F. Hussain, Nawaz. Same team Sunday (v Rib­ blesdale Wanderers, aw’ay, meet 12- 15 p.m.) Scorer J. McKenna. Clithcroe 2nds (v Cherr>' Tree,


away, meet 12-15 p.m.) J. Green, M. Preston, S. Bishop, R Dibb, C. Brown, C. Palmer, M. Scott, T. Bailey, P. Bishop, A. Pearce, R Cox Same team Sunday (v Great Har­ wood, home, meet 12-45 p.m.) Scorer J. Scott. Read (v Earby, home, 1-30 p.m.


start) W. Eastham, A. Rushton, M. Whalley, T. Marsh, K. O’Con­ nor, N. Marsh, C. Holt, M. Doughty, F. Barden, W. Driver, A. N. Other. Same team Sunday (v Padiham, away, 1-30 p.m. start) Scorer K. Crabtree. Road 2nds (v Blackburn North­


ern, away, 1-30 p.m. s tar t) G. O’Connor, A. Baron, J. Marshall, J. Laycock, D. Thistlethwaite, A. Laycock, A. Bennett, E. Art- ingstoll, S. Doughty, N. Snape, S. Marsh. Same team Sunday (v CheiT}’ Tree, home 1-30 p.m. start) except E. Lowes for A. Bennett. Scorer Miss R. Dakin. Ribblesdale Wanderers (v


Barnoldswick, home, meet 1-15 p.m.) M. Briggs, D. Howard, T. ^ | Brmthw’aite, R. Gladwin, G. Hunt, A. Marsh, J. Braithwaite, L. Gid­ low, D. Braithwaite, M. Pratt, De Bruin. Same team Sunday (v Clitheroe, home, meet 1-15 p.m.) except C. Hall and S. Trotter for D. Braithwaite and M. Pratt. Scorer A. Hutchins. Ribblesdale Wanderers 2nds (v


PalmerbT.Brailhwaite ...38


Burnley Belvedere, aw’ay, meet 12- 15 p.m.) M. Wrigley, B. Spencer, I. Britcliffe, P. Spencer, S. Kerr, R. Bedford, ^ Braithwaite, M. Proc­ tor, G. Maguire, R. Whallej', J. Dewhurst. Same team Sunday (v Earby, away, meet 12-15 p.m.) except D. Braithwaitc and J. Bun- j’an for R. Whalley and M. Proctor. Scorer J. Britcliffe.


Monday Clithcroe 3rds (v Ribblesdale


Wanderers, away, meet 12-45 p.m.) ^ v' R Cox, M. Dewhurst, J. Dewhurst, S. Dawson, M. Bennett, C. Gunn, F. Green, I. Scott, J. McKenna, B. Bniss, D. Green. Scorer: Miss R. Cox. Road 3rds (v Padiliam, aw'ay, 1-


30 p.m. star t) S. Laycock, G. Hinks, A. Laycock, T. Marsh, S. Marsh, E. Lowes, E. Artingstoll, T. Booth, S. Doughty, M. Suthers. M. Howells. Reserve: A. Lightbown, R. Dakin. Scorer C. I/Dwes. Ribblesdalc Wanderers 3rds (v


Clitheroo, liome, 1-30 p.m. start) D. Binns, G. Clarkson, M. Pratt, R. Slinger, L. Bedford, A. Coxall, J. Bunyan, A. Hartley, A. Hutchins, R. Clarkson, S. Bniithw’aitc. Scor­ er M. Clarkson.


0-27-2; P. Newton 1-0-25-0. ^


0-32-1; W. Eastham 1-0-5-0. Head


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