54 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, July 28th, 2005 H


IN their seventh game of the season, during


which they have played against the A teams of the other Ribblesdale League clubs, Clitheroe CC’s Under 11 Cobras B recorded their first tie of the season against Blackburn Northern. They have won all of


their other games except for defeat to a very strong Clitheroe A team. The locals were some­


what weakened by holiday commitments but every member of the team played well. The result was achieved


with nine runs needed off the last two balls of the game which Andrew Ramsden hit both for four to secure a tie. Northern batted first


and scored 76-2 with an aggregate of 66. Bilal Ahmed and George Drake took the wickets and Clitheroe scored 106-8, four of which were run out). George Drake scored a


superb 34 off four overs, with Nathan Galloway, Andrew Ramsden, Nathan Nettleton and Hugh Graham all scoring double figures.


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new season, playing Sunday mornings starting at the end of August. All players interested should ring


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players to join their successful side. The team finished joint-top of their


league last season. Anyone interested in playing 11-a-side


football can contact Andrea or John on 079800564457.


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Whalley lose Paradise no big run chase fun for


WHALLEY were unfortu­ nate to fall just 32 runs shy of their target in Sat­ urday’s high scoring game at Cherry Tree. After making the Black­


burn side fight for the impressive score of 252-6, the locals retaliated with conviction, with Richard Palmer top-scoring, only to be bowled out for 220. Cherry Tree won the


toss and elected to b a t with openers Mark Had- field and Riley taking the helm. The pair put on 74 for the before Lee Burgess had Hadfield caught by Lee Kearsley for 37. A second wicket soon


followed as Cherry Tree professional Zahoor Elahi went behind for six, caught by John Rain off fellow paid man Phil Thornton. Unfortunately Riley


proved much more trou­ blesome as he continued to rack up his big total with 10 boundaries and a six. He had good support


from Nigel Robbins (18), Andrew Robinson (21) and Michael Veevers (36) but the opener was eventu­ ally caught by Whalley captain Martin Davies off the bowling of Burgess. This, plus the undefeat­


ed efforts of M. Friend (23 not out) and Andreas Sud- hik (13 not out) saw the Blackburn side finish with a comfortable 252-6. In reply Whalley never


gave up the chase. The S tation Road o u tf it opened with captain Davies and Rain and the pair gelled comfortably enough to conjure up 82. Rain was the second


highest scorer on the day WHALLEY Road, Read, is tor the locals with 54 and fast becoming a batsman’s he was removed, caught by paradise. Robbins, by Elahi. The Saturday saw almost 550 Cherry Tree professional runs scored, including two also claimed Davies for 33. centuries and three further Professional Thornton half-centuries, but Read


(14) a lso succumbed to were on the wrong end of a Elahi as he was trapped 76-run defeat at the hands of


leg before, Lee Kearsley Barnoldswick. lasted even less, leaving Both professional Jeeva the field for just tour.


’ Kulatunga and amateur Richard Palmer by con- P^ul Beech hit centunes for


trast played a stormer to the West Craven outfit, scoop 59 runs taking in And that left the home five tours and a six before s'^e chasing an unlikely tar­ being trapped leg before 8®t of 313 for victory, by Sudnik. This, coupled Crucially, Kulatunga was with further efforts from dropped on 13 and suiyivM Nick Fielden (23) and Lee


the first wicket. Little plundered 12 fours


and two sixes in his 70 and Driver hit nine boundarires in his 53-ball 51. Substitute professional


Cyan Pandey also helped himself to a half-centurj', a run-a-ball 53 including eight boundaries. But in the end the relent­


less pursuit of runs coupled with accurate bowling from Arshad and Michael Scoth- em was to be their undoing. Only two other batsmen


f ®>®ar snick to the wicket-


Burgess (12) saw the side keeper on 20. nudge past 200 but la s t He went on to score an man out Burgess couldn’t unbeaten 155 and that ^ore lianv nn


included 14 sixe s and 10


games this weekend against oaU stay at the ® I r f r T T " ' *


EdenWdj^S«nJ,y. N. Robbins c Burgess b Gorton...... 18 , , Whalley have two home " ° “ t c r e ^ ^ to ta k . Ural


M. Hadticld c Keareley b Burgess . .37 knock, Kulatunga shared 67 C. Riley c Danes b Burgess...........91 for the first wicket. ElahicRainbThoraton..............6


A. Robinson c Rain b Gorton.......21 broken in the 17th Over, but M. Veevers c Palmer b Burgess...... 30 that was when the fireworks M. Friend not out..................... really Started.


^ partnership was .


Total (tor 6)’ , i.


...... '.'.'.'.’.'.”.'.'.'.'.6 Kulatunga and Beech .252 added 233 in the next 27


Bowling: L. Burgess 14-1-82-3; overs before occasional Whelan 1-0-11-0. Whalley


the latter and then had Raja Arshad caught.


M. DaviescSudnikb Elahi..........^ Beech had been at the


m o m " L. Kearsley c Kennedy b Sudnik.....4 and hlS 102 featured lu tOUTS R. PalmerIbwbSudnik............... 59


......... I oldswick closed on 312-3..


S. 'toton cXTOmbM ' The Read bowling figures N. Fielden c Kennedy b Sudnik..... 23 did not make for pleasant L. Burgess c Kennedy b Elahi.......12 reading, but their batsmen


Total . . . . . . .................. 220 unlikely total. Bowling; N. Robbins 12-0-49-1; Three of them hit half-


E ^ ^ '’^ ° ! ! . . . . . . . . .”....22 did have a g o od go at the


S. Hopwood 2-0-15-0; A. Sudnik „pnhiripu an T.ittip and Will 11.1-0-43-3; Elabi 1G-1-72-G; M. untunes as u u i e ano will


Hadfield 2-0-24-0. Dnver shared a century for fJv0 sixes as Barn-


reached double figures as Scothem finished with 6-112 and Arshad 4-67. Bead were eventually all


out for 236 with a little under she overs unused. The Whalley Road track


will get a rest from first team action. On Saturday Read hit the road to take on Bax- enden and the following day they are on their travels again, this time to take on


title contenders Settle. Barnoldswick


L. Hodgson lUw Barden . : . . . .33 Kulatunga not o u t .................155 P. Beech 1)T. L i ttle .................102 R. Arshad c Whalley b Litle . . .0 M. Nutter not out .....................5 Extras....................................17 Total {for 3 ) ....................... 312 Bowling: A. Bennett 8-0-50-0;


F. Barden 11-1-76-1; Pandey 19-0- 101-0; W. Driver 3-0-22-0; W. East- ham 3-0-41-0; T. Little 1-0-6-2. Read


T.UttlecI.ScothombR.Arshad 70 W. Driver c Hall b Arshad . . . .51 Pandey b M. Scothern.............53 M. Whalley b M. Scothern . . . .5 W. Eastham c Kulatunga b M. Scothern................................18


A. Turner c Hall b Arshaw . . . .4 K. O’Connor IbwM. Scothern 14


J. Marshall Ibw M. Scothern . . .0 S. Marshal! b M. Scothern.........0 A. Bennett b. Arshad . ; .............4 R Barden not o u t ....................... 0 Extras....................................17 Total


.............'. ..................236 Bowling: M. Scothern 20-1-


112-6; P. Beech 4-0-26-0; S. Sheraz 2-0-17-0; R. Arshad 13.1-0-67-4.


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lose out again! RIBBLESDALE Wander­ ers’s season continued i t ’s downward turn on Saturday as the locals suffered an eight wicket defeat to Bax- enden. The locals batted first


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and scored 116 all out thanks in the main to cap­ tain Martin Briggs who scored 45 runs with David Howard and (23) and Alis­ tair Marsh (19) the next highest scorers on the day as Baxenden professional Indika Gallage took inter­ spersed wickets to finish with impressive figures of 4-19. The Church Meadow


visitors didn’t get off to the best of starts either as opener Ryan Gladwin was removed for a duck by Gal­ lage after facing just two balls and his replacement Gary Hunt suffered the same fate but lasted 11 balls. Briggs’ highest innings


of the day for both sides came off five fours and a six but after David Howard had been run out no one else looked even close to breaking the tempo of the Baxenden bowlers as Peter User took 3-20 and both Stephen Molloy and Stephen Bul- cock took a wicket apiece. Only John Braithwaite


mustered anything of note and he only edged into double figures with 11 runs to his name as Ribblesdale were bowled out in ju s t over 37 overs. In reply Baxenden felt


little resistance in attain­ ing their target as captain Mark Rishton and Fran­ cois Herbst led the line with 33 and 38 runs respectively. 'The pair struck seven


fours a piece and Herbst added a six to his tally before being caught by Martin Briggs off the bowl­ ing of David Howard at 83- I. Rishton almost immedi­ ately followed, bowled out by Ribblesdale professional Gerard De Bruin, leaving Galium Waddington (6 not out) and Indika Gallage (23 not out) to seek out the winning runs. This weekend Ribbles­


dale Wanderers face a dou­ ble head of fixtures. The Church Meadow side are a t home to Padiham on Saturday and then face an away trip to Blackburn


Northern on Sunday. Ribblesdale Wanderers


R. Gladwin c Waddington b Gallage .0 A. Marsh c Herbst b Molloy......... 19 G. Hunt c Herbst b Gallage............ 0 D. Howard run o u t ..................... 23 ' M.BriggscHowarthbGallage ....4 5 De Bruin Ibw b Bulcock................. 9 S. Trotter Ibw b Usher................... 1 G. McGuire Ibw b Usher ................1 J. Braithwaite b Gallage .............. 11 M. Pratt c Herbst b Usher.............. 0 Extras......................................6 Total ..................................116 Bowling: Gallage 11.2-5-19-4; S.


Molloy 10-3-12-1; P. Usher 9-3-20- 3; S. Bulcock 7-0-32-1. Baxenden


M. Rishton bDe Bruin................33 F. Herbst c Briggs b Howard......... 38 C. Waddington not out ................. 6 Callage not o u t ..........................23 Extras................................... 20 Total (for 2 ) ....................... 120 Bowling: De Bruin 12-1-54-1;


R. Whalley 6-0-31-0; D. Howard 6.4-2-20-1; J. Braithwaite 1-0-8-0.


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CLITHEROK golfer Gail Ainsworth had a hole in one during Ihc course of the Invifalion Mixed Greensomes on Sunday. She wcnl ace al the


14th in the compelition non by Irene Hiiiks and Rov Haworth (Accrington,


S2-M-68). Sheila Willis and Gra­


ham Haworth (Burnley, 78-7.2-70.S) were run­ ners-up ahead of Chris Vines and Jane .McGregor (Nelson, 83-12-71). Mytlon Fold host it's Club Championship over


36 holes. Assistant Professional


Paul Greenwood led the way after the Saturday round with a rock-solid two-over par 71, closely followed by a remarkable round of 75 from 13- liandicapper David Clegg. Both pkiycrs were wary,


however, of the chasing group led by Chris Chad­ wick and Nick Pearson both on 77. The Sunday saw a


closely-fought contest and an eventual lie between Chadwick - who carded another fine 77 - and Greenwood with an SO. Under the rules of the


competition, Chadwick was declared the winner having posted the better second round score. He lias only Itecn a member at Mytlon for Five months and was tlcliglited to have won this event at such an early stage. The overall nett compe­


tition was won by Clegg wlio followed his 62 with a 73 for a total of 135, fol­ lowed closely by Ian Thomson with a 67 and 69 total of 136. Prizes were also award­


ed for the two individual days with Saturday's win­ ners emerging as Chad­ wick (75-13-62) in first place with Peter Tuck posting a fine 85-19-66 in second. Divisional prizes went to Mark Green (SI- 12- 69), Thomson (86-19- 67) and the consistent John Walmsiey (91-21-67). The overall winner in


Sunday'.s round was Eoghan Gilbert with an excellent 83-16-67 in Ihc conditions, who was fol­ lowed by Gordon Watts (94-26-68) in second place. Divisional prizes were won by Chadwick (77-5-72), Thomson again and Peter Main (97-21-73). Paul Hamer heal the


course, and the field, (o win the Jubilee Plate at Clitheroe. His 69-5-64 won by a


shot from Jim Sprint (78- 13- 65) with Paul Connolly (73-6-67) in (liird place. A. Heyhurst had a stun­


ning nett 59 to win Cap­ tain’s Day at Stonyhurst Park. M. Young’s 68 was the best gross of tlie day. The Category Two


prizes went to R. Ormerod (83 gross) and R. Foster (66 nett) in the Division Three the prizes went to


B. Knight (91 gross) and D. Armstrong (68 nett). D. Beesley, D. Tomlin­


son, K. wiiyte and D. Boreham amassed 90 points to win tlie four-man team event Ity two points from the team of L. Robinson, L. BuxBaum, T. Lee and R. Moody. Seven and six used to


be the cost of a dog licence hut the figures took on a different mean­ ing at Whalley Golf Clul) at the weekend. For, w hile the men beat


the ladies by 7 and 6 in the Thornber Trophy, it was lady captain Jean Deardcn and iter partner Daphne Dawson who stole the limelight w ith a 7 and 6 thrashing


of club president Les Deardcn and captain Stephen Green. • The men’s team


showed true fighting spirit with Martin Byrne hitting an excellent eight iron on the last to six feet from the hole to secure victory by the narrowest of mar­ gins. Winners for the men


were the aforcmcniionetl Byrne and John Harvey, Roger Altham and Daniel Holgale, Chris Blackad- der and Mel Earle, Peter Shaw and John Rostron, Trevor Thornber and Dave Flanagan, Roy Broomhead and Dick Fer-


■ley and Mike Secry and Ed Gierat. While winners for the


men were Shirley Palich and Georgina Powell, Agnes Scery and Fran Gierat, Edwina Barker and Maybelli Sloan, Sally Blcnkinship and Gill Grimshtiw. “Honorary” lady Clive


Rees also secured a point for the ladies. In an amusing victory


speech, the captain claimed that there were no failures just defered successes although cap­ tain-elect Roy Broomhead was heard to suggest that a 7 and 6 defeat was sim­ ply a thrashing however it may be dressed up! On Saturday, club sec­


retary Stuart Dawson was in excellent form winning the Veterans’ Bowl with a score of 77-11-68, beating Chris Davies (80-12-68) on the card play-off. The associated medal


for non-veterans was won by John Heap (79-9-70) with Frank Potter (89-18- 71) in second place. KathBithell (95-27068)


won the President’s Day prize at Clitheroe after a plav-off with Jan Burrows (76'-8-68). Chris Stokes (80) won


the gross prizes and then bridge winners were Kath Fisher and Jean Taylor. The Daily Mail Four­


somes qualifier at Whal­ ley GC was won by Anne Crycr and Vivien Birtwell. The pair scored 95-


26.5-68.5 to take the com­ petition.


@ i VEKA RIBBLESDALE


CRICKET LEAGUE TABLES


Senior Division P W L N B P


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GtHarwood.. 16 11 4 1 14 71 Settle...........16 11 4 1 14 71 Clitheroe . . . . 16 11 4 1 10 67 Barnoldswick. 16 9 4 3 10 61 Edenlield....l6 8 5 3 12 58 ChenyTree..l6 8 6 2 6 50 Padiham....... 16 7 6 3 8 49 Read.............16 7 7 2 10 49 Baxenden. . . . 16 6 7 3 12 48 R’dale Wands. 16 6 9 1 8 40 Whalley....... 16 5 8 3 8 39 B'buraNthn.l6 3 10 3 10 31 Earby...........16 3 11 2 4 23 Immanuel— 16 2 12 2 6 20 Fir.st Division P W L N B P


R'daleW.2...15 12 2 1 14 76 Stacksteads.. 15 10 3 2 14 68 Bly Belvedere 15 10 3 2 12 66 Rcad2.........15 9 5 1 12 59 Salesbury. . . . 15 7 4 3 10 56 B’bumN.2 ..15 8 6 1 8 50 Baxcndcn2 ..15 7 6 2 8 47 Clitheroe2...15 5 9 1 10 37 Gt Hanvood 2 15 5 9 1 8 35 CherryTrec2 15 4 8 3 8 34 Immanuel. 2. .15 2 11 2 4 18


Earhy2.........15 0 14 1 2 4 Second Division P W L N B P


Settle2.........15 11 3 1 22 79 B’wick2.......15 10 4 1 14 71 Edcntield2...15 11 3 1 14 71 Padiham2 . . . 15 11 4 0 14 69 Whahey2....15 10 2 3 12 68 Rolls-Royce.. 15 8 6 1 18 60 BlyGS0B...15 8 6 1 16 58 Salesbury2... 15 6 8 1 18 50 BlyBclv.2...15 4 8 3 8 34 Stacksteads2.15 2 12 1 8 20 Rolls-Royce 2.15 2 12 1 4 16 BlyGSOB2..15 1 13 1 4 11 Third Division P W L N B P


ChcrryTiee3 14 10 1 3 20 70 Clitheroe3...14 11 1 2 14 73 B’bumNrth3 15 9 3 '3 20 71 Edentield3...13 7 3 3 10 51 Earby 3...........15 6 6 3 12 48 Reads........... 14 5 6 3 10 41 BlyBelv.3...14 4 8 2 14 38 R'dalcW3...14 4 5 5 8 38 Baxenden3 ..15 5 6 4 4 37 Settles...........13 4 5 4 8 36 Padiham3...13 4 0 3 8 34 OssyImm.3...2 3 6 3 6 27 Salesbu0'3...14 2 8 4 6 24 B’wickS.........13 0 10 4 4 12


THE ETHA


SCAFFOLD LTD CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Premier Division Buck A 10, Wagon and Horses


A 2; Legion A 10, Pendle X Fac­ tors 2; Billington A 8, Stork Hotel A 4; Castle 3, Legion B 9; White


Hart 3, Buck B 9. First Division


White Horse B 2, Whalley


Arms 10; Lower Buck 4, New Inn 8; Stork Hotel B 6, Pendle Witch 6; Pendle Hotel A 5, St Peter’s Hurst Green 7; Victoria 9, Brown Cow 3. Second Division


Buck Wrinkleys 5, Station 7; Bay Horse 11, Horseshoe 1; Red


Pump 8, Legion D 4. Third Division


De Lacy 4, Royal Oak 8;


Legion C 4, Low Moor 8; Kings Arms B 10, Kings Arms A 2; Wagon and Horses B 6, Buck D 6. FIXTURES Tonight


Premier Division Pendle X Factors v Wagon and


Horses A; Buck B v Buck A; White Hart v Castle; Legion B v Billington A; Stork A v Legion A. First Division


Pendle Inn v Whalley Arms;


Brown Cow v White Horse B; Vic­ toria V Pendle Hotel A; St Peters HG V Stork Hotel B; Pendle Witch V Lower Buck. Second Division


Craven Heifer A v S tation;


White Horse A v Buck Wrinkleys; White Lion v Red Pump; Legion D V Bay Horse; Horse Shoe v Dog


Music Bar A. Third Division


Low Moor V Royal Oak; Buck


D V De Lacy; Wagon and Horses B V Craven Heifer B; Kings Arms


V Legion C. Ladies’ Division Tuesday


Legion v Pendle Hotel A; Buck


V White Horse; Pendle Hotel B v Buck B.


CS Challenge Cup Thursday, August 1th


Castle V Buck B; RBL B v White Horse B; Horse Shoe v


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT SUMMER


NETBALL LEAGUE TABLES


First Division p W D L P


RVMisschicks ...11 11 0 0 33


Alpes ..................11 8 0 3 27 YouttgFarmers ...11 7 0 4 25 Fraser Eagle........11 G 0 5 19 llarrot the Dog 2 .10 2 1 7 15 RV Cavaliers......... 9 3 0 6 14 Hair of the Dog 1 .10 2 1 7 14


Unison Avengers. .10 1 2 7 14 Second Division P w D L P


Pink Ladies II .11 9 0 2 29 Millercare .........9 9 0 0 27 TheWincheslerlO 0 0 4 20 RV Raitgers . . .10 5 0 5 19 R B L .................10 5 0 D 19 Clith Light Eng.ll 2 0 9 12 Chipping RejectsO 2 0 7 9 Rtbblr; Valley 2 10 2 0 8 9 Third Division P W D L P


RV Rebels . . . .1 1 8 2 1 29 Waddington — 9 9 0 0 27 Hair of the Dog 10 7 2 1 26 Dunkenhalgh. .11 5 3 3 22 RVRges...........11 4 0 7 14 Billington.........10 2 0 8 10 Ragdolls........... 10 2 0 8 9 Orange Weds . .10 0 1 9 5


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(3), L. McDonald (3), K. Evan- son (2), B. Gronwald (2), R. Harg­ reaves (2), P. Mason (2), J. Mars­ den (2), R. Latham, L. Bonnick, A. Southwell, C. Flynn, A. Teas-


dale, S. Sinkley. POSITIONS Darts


P ; Bowls'


Craven Heifer B; Victoria v RBL A; Billington v Whalley Arms; Buck Wrinkleys v Wagon and Horses B; New Inn v Brown Cow; Dog Music Bar A v Buck A. Ladies Challenge Shield Semi Final


Tuesday, September Gth RBL V Pendle Hotel B; Pendle


A V Buck B. Ladies Singles Knockout


S. Lo ckett V V. Chatburn


(Buck); K. Astley v S. Kemp (Pendle); B. Brunker v C. Hick- ling (RBL); Pam or Gillian Moore V N. Ollerenshaw (Pendle). • Any outstanding fixtures to


be rearranged this week. • All teams are reminded to


post scorecards to Nicola. There are several cards missing which will effect the merits a t the end of theseason.


TABLES


Premier Division P W D L P


RBL A ................ 10 7 2 1 97 RBLB................ 10 5 3 2 83 Castle.................9 7 1 1 82 Buck A .............10 4 2 4 79 Billington.........10 5 1 4 73 White Hart . ..1 0 4 2 4 69 Buck B .............10 4 1 5 64 Pendle X FactorslO 2 1 7 51 Stork A ............ 9 2 1 6 48 Wagon A .........10 2 0 8 40 First Division


Victoria.............. 10 8 1 1 91 StPeter’s .............10 6 2 2 91 Lower Buck . . .10 6 1 3 86 New I n n ...........10 6 0 4 76 Whalley Arms .10 4 3 3 72 Pendle Hotel A 10 5 1 4 68 White Horse B .10 3 3 4 68 Pendle Witch . .10 5 1 4 53 Stork B .............10 2 1 7 52 Brown Cow . . .10 2 1 7 51 Second Division


Bay Horse . . . .1 0 8 1 1 99 Red Pump . . . .10 9 0 1 98 Horse Shoe. . . .10 7 0 3 74 R B L D .............10 3 3 4 65 White Lion.........9 4 1 4 63 S ta t io n .............10 3 1 6 63 Buck WrinkleyslO 2 2 6 56 Craven Heifer A 9 .3 1 5 50 Dog Music Bar A9 1 2 6 50 White Horse A . .9 2 1 6 50 Third Division


Royal Oak . . . .10 8 2 0 95 Low Moor . . . .10 8 2 1 88 Craven Heifer B 9 5 3 1 80 R B L C .............10 4 1 5 77 Kings Arms B .10 5 1 4 74 Buck D .............10 4 3 3 70 Wagon B .........10 3 2 5 55 D eL a c y ...........10 2 2 6 55 Kings Arms A .10 1 3 6 51 Dog Music Bar .9 0 0 9 29 Ladies League P W D P


Buck A .......................6 6 0 50 R B L ...........................6 5 1 44 Buck B .......................6 3 3 35 Pendle A .....................7 2 5 35 Pendle B .....................7 1 6 26 White Horse.............. 6 2 4 22


GREAT HARWOOD AND DISTRICT


BOWLING LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Clitheroe CC 5, Burnley Rd B


5; Globe A 3, Rushton St 7, Gt Harwood A 9, Sabden Black 1; Ribblesdale A, 5 Rhyddings Pk Keys 5; Rishton Con. A 7, Rhyd­ dings Pk Heys 3; Roe Lee Park 5 Ribblesdale A 5. Second Division


Burnley Rd A 4, Whalley A 6;


Hurst Green A 7, ih'ee Gardeners 3; Oakhill Vets 7, Gt Harwood B 3; Ossy Con. 8, G a tty P a rk 2; Ossy Con. 9, Gt Harwood B 1; Salesbury A 8, Globe B 2. Third Division


Castle B 3, Mercer Park 7; Gt


Harwood CC 7, Salesbury B 3; Ribblesdale B, 4 Immanuel A 6; Sabden Red 6, Grange 4; Whalley B 3, Spring Hill 7. Fourth Division


Coppice 2, Gt Harwood L 8;


Immanuel B 4, Rishton Con. B 6; Gt Hanvood L, 3 Sabden Blue 7; Rushton St 8, Castle A 2; Sydney St, 9 Hurst Green B 1; Sabden Blue 2, Waddington B 8. TABLES


First Division P W D L P


RhvddingsPark ..13 10 1 2 88 Globe A ..............14 8 0 6 78 Gt Harwood A ...13 7 2 4 78 Ribblesdale A ....14 5 4 5 74 RoeLeePark ....14 4 4 6 67 BumleyRdB ....14 6 1 7 65 Rishton Con A ...14 5 1 8 65 Sabden Black ....14 5 2 7 61 Rushton St .........14 5 2 7 61 Clitheroe CC.......14 5 1 8 56 Second Division P W D L P


Ossy Con..............15 10 1 4 94 Gt Hanvood B ...15 10 0 5 94 Whalley A ...........14 10 1 3 91 Salesbury’ A .........14 9 1 4 81 HurstGreenA ...14 7 2 5 75 Globe B ..............14 6 0 8 71 BumleyRdA ....15 6 0 9 65 Free Gardeners ...13 5 1 7 63 Oakhill Vets.........14 4 1 9 50 Waddington .A ...14 4 0 10 49 GattyPark ......1 4 3 1 10 47 Third Division P W D L P


GtHans’oodCC..14 12 0 2 97 Springhill............ 15 11 1 3 95 Grange................15 9 0 6 88 Immanuel A ....... 15 10 0 5 83 Salesbury B ....... 14 9 0 5 81 Sabden Red.........15 9 0 6 81 RibblesdaleB ....15 7 0 8 69 Oakhill................14 6 0 8 58 Mercer Park ....... 14 4 0 10 56 WhalleyB ...........15 I 1 13 47 Castle B .............. 14 1 0 13 46 Fourth Division P W D L P


Gt Hanvood L . . . .15 10 1 4 99 Rushton St .........14 11 0 3 93 Sabden Blue .......15 11 0 4 92 Sydney St ...........15 10 0 5 87 Rishton(k)n.B ...14 11 0 3 86 Castle A .............15 8 1 6 75 Coppice.............. 14 5 0 9 69 Immanuel B .......15 5 0 10 62 WaddingtonB ...14 3 2 9 47 Hurst Green B ...15 1 0 14 46 MilnshawWndrs .14 3 0 11 44


MILL LODGE HYNDBURN


BOWLING LEAGUE RESULTS


Fir:;! Division Burnlej’ Rd C 6, Clitheroe CC


4; Globe E 2, Globe A 8; Ossy Con 6, Salesbury Blue 4; Ribblesdale A 10, Oakhill Park A 0; Whalley A 2, Free Gardeners 8. Second Division


Burnley Rd B 7, Rushton St C


3; Coppice 4, Oakhill Ash 6; Globe D 7, Sabden B 3; Grange A 7, Globe C 3; Waddington A 7,


Whalley B 3. Third Division


Gatty Park 4, Mercer Park 6;


Immanuel A 8, Alma A 2; Ribbles­ dale C 1, Sydney S t 9; Sabden C 9, Waddington B 1; Salesbury Red 8,


Rishton Con C 2. Fourth Division


Alma B 3, Read CC 7; Gt Har­


wood CC G, Grange C 4; Immanuel B 7, Milnshaw Park 3; Oakhill Beech 8, Sabden A 2; Oakhill Park B 8, Burnley Rd D 2.


TABLES


First Division P W D L P


Ribblesdale A ....12 9 0 3 80 Free Gardeners ...13 9 0 4 80 Rushton Street E .12 9 0 3 79 Burnley Road C ..13 8 0 5 71 Globe A ...............13 7 0 6 07 Ossy Con.............. 13 6 1 6 64 Globe E ...............13 6 1 6 62 WhalleyA...........13 6 0 7 59 Salesbury Blue ...13 5 0 8 57 Clitheroe CC........ 12 3 0 9 46 OakhillParkA ...13 1 0 12 35 Second Division P IV D L P


Sabden B .............13 10 0 3 85 Waddington A. . . .13 9 0 4 80 RushtonStreetC .12 7 2 3 70 Burnley Road B ..13 7 0 6 70 Oakhill Ash.........13 6 0 7 64 Grange A .............13 6 0 7 62 Globe D ...............13 6 1 6 61 Coppice.............. 13 5 1 7 54 Globe C ...............12 4 0 8 50 Rishton BC.........11 4 0 7 49 WhaUeyB...........12 3 0 9 45 Third Division P W D L P


Immanuel A .......12 9 0 3 81 Sydney Street ....12 9 0 3 78 SabdenC.............11 8 0 3 68 Salesbury Red__ 12 7 0 5 64 GattyPark .........12 5 0 7 57 .Mercer Park .......12 5 1 6 57 Rishton Con. C .. .12 5 0 7 56 Ribblesdale C — 12 5 0 7 49 Waddington B. . . .12 3 1 8 40 Alma A ...............11 2 0 9 36 Fourih Division P W D L P


Immanuel B ........12 8 0 4 74 Oakhill Beech ....12 8 0 4 73 Oakhill Park B .:.12 7 0 5 70 Gtllarrr-oodCC ..12 8 0 4 69 Grange C .............12 6 0 6 62 Burnley Road D ..11 5 0 6 55 ReadCC .............12 5 2 5 52 Milnshaw P a rk ...12 5 0 7 47 SabdenA.............12 2 2 8 46 AlmaB ...............11 3 0 8 42


EXPRESS GIFTS HYNDBURN VETERANS


BOWLING LEAGUE A Division


P W D L P


Rushton Street A .18 18 0 0 170 Woislcy Park A.. .18 14 1 3 154 Ribblesdale A ....18 13 0 5 141 Lowertold.............18 11 2 5132 Peel Park A .........18 9 1 8 117 Rhyddings...........18 8 0 10 105 BuhoughParkA ..18 8 1 9102 Sabden BC ......... 18 8 0 10 94 GattyParkA ....18 7 0 11 93 Oakhill Vets A . . . .18 6 0 12 91 Mercer P a rk .......18 6 1 11 87 Rishton BC .........18 7 1 10 86 Oakhill Vets.........18 6 0 12 86 Whalley BC.........18 1 1 16 55 B Dtvtston P W D L P


Worsley P a rk s . . .17 13 0 4 137 Rushton Street B 16 13 1 2 135 Waddington ........17 12 0 5 127 Ribblesdale.........16 10 0 6 117 Immanuel B ....... 17 9 1 7112 Milnshaw C .........16 9 1 6106 Peel Park B .........17 8 0 9 98 Immanuel A ....... 16 7 1 8 94 Oakhill B .............17 8 0 9 92 Hurst Green ........16 8 2 6 92 BulloughParkB..17 6 0 12 90 Milnshaw B .........17 2 0 15 50 Gatty Park B ....17 1 0 16 49


. Darts and Dominoes


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND DOMINOES


SUMMER LEAGUE RESULTS


Darls Pendle Hotel 1, Kings Arms 8;


Swan and Royal 5, Horse Shoe 4; Buck Inn 0, Black Horse 9. Dominoes


Pendle Hotel 9, Kings Arms 12;


Swan and Royal 11, Horse Shoe 10; Buck Inn 11, Black Horse 10. HIGH SCORES


174: J. Marsden; 140: K. Evan-


son; 137: A. Slater; 135: S. McTear; 133: A. Slater, J. Harg­ reaves (2); 132; A. Slater; 125: S. McTear, D. Moore; 123: J. Mars­ den; 121: A. Slater, S. Slater, J. Hargreaves; 120: G. Moore; 115: L. Waring; 110: L. Bonnick ;109 check: T. Parker; 100: M. Mercer


Black Horse ..............................43 Kings Arms ................................29 Bridge I n n ..................................29 Horse Shoe*................................20 Swan and Royal ........................15 Pendle H o te l.............................. 14


Buck I n n .....................................12 Dominoes


P


Horse Shoe ................................66 Swan and Royal ........................59 Kings Arms ................................59 Bridge I n n .................................. 56 Black Horse ..............................55 Buck I n n .................................... 51 Pendle I n n .................................. 41


KIBBLE VALLEY DARTSAND


DOMINOES LEAGUE RESULTS


Darts De Lacy 1, Swan with Two


Necks 11; Band Club 0, Walmesley 12; Bay Horse 9, Black Bull 3; Three Millstones 2, Pendle 10. Dominoes


De Lacy 6, Swan with Two


Necks 6; Band Club 7, Walmesley 5; Bay Horse 7, Black Bull 5; Three Millstones 7, Pendle 5. Total


De Lacy 7, Swan with Two


Necks 17; Band Club 7, Walmes­ ley 17; Bay Horse 16, Black Bull 8; Three Millstones 9, Pendle 15. TABLE


P


Judge Walmesley..........................136 Bay Horse.................................... 134 The Swan with Two Necks........... 128 Black Bull.................................... 120 Band Club.................................... 107 Pendle Hotel.................................. 85 Three Millstones ...........................78 DeLacy Arms ...............................74


Selected Teams - Cricket


Saturday Clitheroe (v Settle, away, meet


12-15 p.m.) N. Bolton, M. Bolton, D. Glover, S. Coulter, M. Harg­ reaves, C. Musson, P. Gaskell, N. Asht^, F. Butt, P. Bishop, Nawaz. Same team Sunday v Oswaldtwistle Immanuel, home, meet 1 p.m., away, except F. Hus­ sain for P. Bishop. Clitheroe Ends (v Oswaldtwistle


Immanuel, home, meet 1-15 p.m.) M, Preston, C. Palmer, A. Pearce, J. Warburton, P. Dibb, G. Ker­ shaw, M. Scott, C. Brown. P. Cox, T. Bailey, S. Dawson. Read (v Baxenden, away) W.


Eastham, A. Rushton, T. Little, M. Whalley, W. Driver, N. Marsh, M. Doughty, J. Marshall, E Bar­ den, K. O’Connor, Nagamootoo. Scorer; K. Crabtree. Same team Sunday v Settle, away, except S. Marshall for J. Marshall. Pro to be named. Read 2nds (v Great Harwood,


home) G. O’Connor, L. Woodvine, A. Bennett, S. Marshall, C. Holt, D. Thistlethwaitc, T. Marsh, P. Haworth, E. Ar tings toll, N. Snape, S. Doughty. Reserve, K. Laycock. Scorer, R. Dakin. Ribblesdale Wanderers (v Padt-


ham, home) M. Briggs, D. Howard, R. Gladwin, A. Marsh, G. Hunt, J. Braithwaite, M. Peel, S. Trotter, R. Whalley, M. Pratt, De Bruin. Scorer, A. Hutchins. Same team Sunday (v Blackburn Northern, away, except R. Lloyd and L. Grdlow for M. Peel and R, Whalley. Ribblesdale Wanderers Ends (v


Blackburn Northern, away, meet 12-40 p.m.) M. Wrigley, B. Spencer, I. Britcliffe, P. Spencer, S.


Sunday Clitheroe 3rds (v Read, away,


meet 12-45 p.m.) P. Cox, S. Daw­ son, C. Gunn, T. Le Breton, D. Sharpies, M. Bennett, D. Musson, J. Warburton, J. McKenna, M. Scott, L. Scott. Read 3rds (v Clitheroe, home)


S. Laycock, G. Htnks, M. Suthers, T. Booth, A. Lrghtbown, E. Art­ ingstoll, J. Jones, T. Marsh, C. Holt, S. Doughty, M. Riley. Reserve, D. Conway. Scorer, C. Lowes. Ribblesdale Wanderers 3rds (v


Earby, home) D. Btnns, G. Clark­ son, M. Proctor, S.' Braithwaite, R. Slinger, A. Coxall, C. Wilson, M. Wrigley, J. Dewhurst, M. Kay, R. Clarkson. Scorer; E. Kay.


Kerr, G. Maguire, A. Coxall, L. Gidlow, J. Dewhurst, S. Fielding, S. Braithwaite, Scoren J. Britcliffe.


Clitheroe Advertiser 8t Times, Thursday, July 28lh, 2005 55


READ put in a superb per­ formance to reach the final of the Twenty20 competi­ tion. They shone with both


Twenty 20 joy for Read


b a t and ball to sweep Clitheroe aside and set up a final clash with either Baxenden or Great Har­ wood who clash tonight. Clitheroe won the toss


and batted. But the first eight overs


proved crucial as Andrew Bennett and Frank Barden bowled beautifully. They bowled their allot­


ted fours overs each straight up. And by the time they


had finished Clitheroe were 29-3 with their top three batsmen all back in the tent. Bennett had the incredi­


ble figures of 3-0 off four overs, almost unheard over miserliness in this form of the game. And Barden had 2-15 as


Clitheroe were reeling. Simon Coulter h it an


unbeaten 55 as Clitheroe eventually closed on 126-8. But chasing a little over a


run-a-ball was never likely to really tax Read on a wick-


still to face. Clitheroe


Nawaz Ibw Barden.................... 2 N. Bolton run o u t ........................1 N. Ashraf b Barden ....................9 RGaskellcWhalleybDriver ..5 S. Coulter run o u t ......................55 D. Glover bDharmesena...........7 M. Coulter s t O’Connor b Dharmesena..........................10


R Bishop not out ......................8 M. Dewhurst ..............................1 Extra s ....................................20 Total (for 7 ) ........................126 Bowling: A. Bennett 4-2-3-0; F


Barden 4-0-15-2; W. Driver 2-0-6-1; W. Eastham 2-0-24-0; Dharmesena 4-0-29-2; A. Rushton 4-0-31-0. Read


T. Little c c Bishop b Bolton . .29 Dharmesena c S. C o ulter b Dewhurst..............................20


W. Driver c and b Ashraf.........26 M. Whalley n o to u t ................. 24


A. Turner not o u t ........................9 Ex tras .......................................3 Total (for 3 ) ........................129 Bowling: M. Hargreaves 3-0-23-


0; G. Kershaw 3-0-24-0; M. Dewhurst 4-0-19-1; N. Bolton 4-0- 29-1; N. Ashraf 3-0-16-1; D. Glover O. 1-0-6-0.


Record set by Chatburn pair


CHATBURN seconds continued their recent win­ ning run xvith an emphatic 87-run victory over Sandy Lane on Saturday. The locals batted first


and lost five quick wickets but the arrival at the wick­ et of Andy Lambert and Aamir Zulfi to ta lly changed the game. They then put together a record breaking partnership of 208 with a breath taking batting display. Lambert xvas finally


knocked out with a couple of overs left for 122 and Zulfi finished 84 not out, an excellent performance by both players as Chat­ burn finished on 239-6 after their allotted overs. In reply Sandy Lane


struggled to keep up with the asking rate and were


finally dismissed for 152. Paul Shorrock (4-35) and Chris Mulhearn (4-44) were the major xvicket tak­ ers. This win consolidated


the team in third place and will cause the top two teams concern. However the Chatburn


first eleven lost by 74 runs to Sandy Lane’s first teamers in their Craven and District Second Division fixture. Andy Booth most


notably took 3-34 in the first innings while both Rod Booth and Russell Braithwaite dismissed 2- 45 and 2-34 respectively. In reply to Sandy Lane’s


157-9 Chatburn hit 83 all out with most notable per­ formances with the bat coming from Richard Shovelton (25) and John Reynolds (18).


H ROLLS-ROYCE FC are to hold an open 5-a-side Tournament at Rolls-Royce Playing Fields on Sunday,


August 21st. The event is being held as a fundraiser for the club.


Local squads of seven players are invited, with a


maximum of 16 teams to compete. The charge will be £5 per player or £35 per team, and teams will guarantee their place on a first come,


first served basis. Light refreshments will be provided at the sports


field, and the social club will be open to all participants and spectators to make use of during and after the tournament, with a £1 entrance fee for non-members. There will be a medal and trophy presentation for


successful teams a t the conclusion of the tourna­ ment. Any interested parties are advised to contact Lee Barrett (07843075894) or Jonathon Phillips (07971488959). The tournament is scheduled to start at 11-30 a.m.


et currently full of runs. And that was just how it


turned out as Terry Litle, stand-in pro Kumar Dhar- masena. Driver and Michael Whalley all made more than 20. That set Read up for an


easy win as they eventual­ ly reached 129-3 with one ball short of three overs


-Si


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