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FOOTBALL LEAGUE First Division P W D L P


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Buxton...............7 5 2 0 17 Eastwood T n .......7 5 1 1 16 CLITHEROE ....7 5 0 2 15 Bradford PA.......7 5 0 2 15 Gammell Laird. . . .6 4 2 0 14 ColwynBay....... .7 4 2 1 14 AlsagerTn.......... 6 4 1 1 13 StocksbridgePS...8 3 2 3 11 Ossett Albion.......6 3 1 2 10 KidsgroveAth.......6 3 1 2 10 H’gateRmlway ...7 *3 1 3 10 GooleAFC.......... 7 3 1 3 10 Barober Bridge. . . .8 2 3 3 9 Woodley Sports ...6 2 2 2 8 Brigg Tn..............6 2 2 2 8 BelperTn............6 2 2 2 8 RossendaleUtd ...6 2 2 2 8 Skel’daleUtd.......6 2 1 3 7 S’shedDynamo ...6 2 0 4 6 Gresley Rovers. . . .6 1 1 4 4 Bridlington Tn. . . .7 1 1 5 4 Warrington Tn. . . .6 1 0 5 3 Chorley............... 5 0 0 5 0


Wakefield............7 0 0 7 0 EAST LANCASHIRE


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Goodshaw Utd 0, Enfield 3;


Hurst Green 0, Colne Utd 1; Langho 4, Peel Park 0; Riming- ton 1, Silsden 1; Witton Park 0,


Rock Rovers 2. Second Division


Barrowford YCW 2, Bacup


CC 6; Borrowdalc Utd 4, Read Utd 2; Clitheroe RBL 3. BGSOB 1; Mill Hill 4, Belvedere 1; Padi- ham 2, Burnley Boys* Club 2; Sabden 5, Oswaldtwistle St


Mary’s 2. Reserve Division Colne Utd 4, Goodshaw Utd


4; Enfield 3, Langho 4; Peel Park 1, Worsthorne 6; Rawtenstall 3, Stacksteads 3; Read Utd 3, Kel- brook 5; Rock Rovers 1, Hurst Green 6.


First Division


FIXTURES Saturday


Colne Utd v Kelbrook;


■ Worsthorne V Settle Utd. Second Division


Enfield v Hurst Green; Peel Park V Goodshaw Utd; Rock Rovers v Langho; Silsden v Stacksteads; Witton Park v Rimington;


Bacup CC y Borrowdale Utd;


Barnoldswick Tn v Padiham; Barrowford YCW v Rawtenstall; BGSOB V Oswaldtwistle St Mary’s; Burnley Boys’ Club v Sabden; Mill Hill v Clitheroe RBL; Read Utd v Belvedere. Reserve Division


Goodshaw Utd v Enfield;


Hurst Green v Colne Utd; Kcl- brook v Peel Park; Langho v Read Utd; Rawtenstall v Worsthorne; Settle Utd v Rim­ ington; Stacksteads v Rock


Rovers.


First Division P W D L P


Silsden................6 4 2 0 14 Rimington..........7 4 2 1 14 Hurst Green . . .5 4 0 1 12


• Enfield.............. 6 4 0 2 12 Rock Rovers . . .5 3 1 1 10 Langho ............ 6 3 0 3 9 Colne U td ..........5 2 1 2 7 Stacksteads. . . .5 2 1 2 7 Kelbrook.......... 4 2 0 2 6 Goodshaw Utd .5 2 0 3 6 Worsthorne . . . .5 2 0 3 6 Settle U td ........ 5 1 1 3 4 Witton Park . . .7 1 0 6 3


Peel Park...........5 0 0 5 0 Second Division P W D L P


B’d a leU td '.....5 4 1 0 13 Clitheroe RBL .6 4 0 2 12 Mill Hill .......... 5 3 2 0 11 BGSOB............6 3 1 2 10 Padiham.......... 6 3 1 2 10 Bacup C C ........ 5 3 0 2 9 Rawtenstall. . . .6 3 0 3 9 Read Utd .........6 3 0 3 9 Belvedere .........6 2 1 3 7 Osw. St Mary’s .6 213 7 B’fordYCW . . .4 2 0 2 6 B’wick Town . . .4 2 0 2 6 B’ford Celtic . . .5 2 0 3 6 Sabden...............6 1 0 5 3 Bly Boys’ Club .60151


TABLES


Rcscnc Division P W D L P


Langho..............6 5 1 0 16 Rimington . . . . .5 5 0 0 13 Worsthome . . . .7 4 1 2 13 Enfield..............6 3 1 2 10 Colne Utd ........ 6 2 3 1 9 PeelPark.......... 6 3 0 3 9 Hurst Green. . . .4 2 1 1 7 Goodshaw U td. .5 1 3 1 6 Rock Rovers ...5 1 2 2 5 Rawtenstall . . . .4 1 1 2 4 Read U td ..........5 1 1 3 4 Stackstcads . . . '.7 0 4 3 4 Kelbrook.......... 4 1 0 3 3 BGSOB............5 1 0 4 3 Settle Utd ........ 5 1 0 4 3


HARRY DEWHURST MEMORIAL


LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division


6; Great Harwood 0, Griffin’s Head 1; Stanley St Clarets 0, StanhillWMC5. Second Division


Commercial 1, Dog and Otter


cial OB 0; Dog Sports Bar 1, Boca Seniors 4; Station 1, Ossy Refugees 4; Welly Clayton 10, Forts Arms 0. FIXTURES


Clayton le Moors 7, Commer­ First Division Church Town v Globe Bul-


lough (King George’s); Dog Inn v Duke of Wellington (Wilson’s); Dog and Otter v Stanley Street Clarets (King George’s); Great Harwood v Commercial (Wil­ son’s).


Second Division Boca Seniors v Helmshore


Harriers (Memorial); Commer­ cial OB v Station (Marl Pits); Forts Arms v Dog Sports Bar (Wilson's); Horseshoe v Clayton le Moors (Memorial); Ossy Refugees v Welly Clayton (Wil­ son’s):


TABLES


First Division P W D L P


Dog and Otter ....3 2 1 0 7 Griffin’s Head.......2 2 0 0 6 Dog In n ..............2 2 0 0 6 Duke of Wellington 2 1 1 0 4 Church Town.......1 1 0 0 3 StanhillWMC ....2 1 0 1 3 Gt Harwood Rovers2 1 0 1 3 GlobeBullough ...2 0 0 2 0 Commercial .........2 0 0 2 0 Woodlands...........1 0 0 1 0 Stanley St Clarets .3 0 0 3 0 Second Division P W I) L P


Boca Seniors.........3 3 0 0 9 Station.................3 2 0 1 6 Welly Clayton ....3 1 1 1 4 Os^Refugees ....2 1 1 0 4 Helmshore Harriers 1 1 0 0 3 Claytoon le Moors . 3 1 0 2 3 Forts Arms...........3 1 0 2 3 Dog Sports Bar ...2 0 1 1 1 Low Moor............ 2 0 1 1 1 Horseshoe............ 0 0 0 0 0 Commercial OB ...2 0 0 2 0


SMART AND COOK


ROEFIELD LEISURE FIVE-A-SIDE


FOOTBALLLEAGUE RESULTS


Shoe 0; Mad Dogs 7, Bucksters 3; New Inn 7, Real Tetchy 0; Chris Lecming 4, RVR Rovers 2. FIXTURES Sunday


9 a.m. - Ridgeways Five v


Dunop Who; 9-35 a.m. - Dunop Who V Beer Can: 10-10 a.m. - Chris Leeming v Mad Dogs: 10- 45 a.m. - Mad Dogs v RVR Rovers: 11-20 a.m. - New Inn v Bucksters.


WARBURTON


YOUTH LEAGUE RESULTS


Under 13 Clitheroe Wolves 1, Pendle


Forest 4; Fulledge Colts 10, Head­ stone Utd Blue 3.


Under 14 Bacup 5, Clitheroe Wolves


Rangers 4; Clitheroe Wolves 10, Barnoldswick Barons 2. Under 15


Readstone Utd 2, Cowling Youth 8. White Horse 7, The Horse


TABLES . Under 12 P W. D 1


Colne Clarets.......4 4 0 ( B’fieldCelticBl. ..4 3 0 : AKZO................. 2 2 0 I Burnley Utd.........2 2 0 I B’cliffeRovers ...,5 2 0 J B’field Celtic Red . 3 1 0 ! Tod. Borough.......3 1 0 1 B’wick Barons ....3 1 0 1 Colne ................. 4 1 0 i Bacup................. 4 1 0 C'roe Wolves.......0 0 0 ' Ightcn Leigh.........2 0 0 Under 13 P W D 1


Pendle Forest. . . . .4 3 0 B’cliffe Rovers ....3 3 0 R'stoneUtdY. ....4 3 0 Tod. Borough....... 4 3 0 Junior Clarets ....3 2 1 Daneshousc.........5 2 1 B’wick Barons ....2 2 0 Fulledge Colts ....5 2 0 B’wick Tn............2 1 1 Trawden Celtic. . . .5 1 1 C’roe Wolves .......2 1 0 Tod.se................2 0 0 B’field Celtic Bl. ..3 0 0 B’field Celtic R. ...2 0 0 R’stone Utd Blue . .4 0 0 Under 14 P W D


C’roc Wolves....... 5 5 0 Colne..................5 4 1 Bacup ................C 4 1 Tod.se...............5 4 0 B’cliffe Rovers. . . .4 3 1 B’field Celtic R. ..4 3 0 Ighten Leigh....... 6 3 0 Trawden Celtic .. .4 2 0 B’field Celtic Bl. . . 4 2 0 Junior Clarets---- 6 2 0 Tod. Borough ___5 1 1 B’wick Tn Red .. .4 1 0 -3C’roc Wolves Rn. 4 1 0 B’wick Tn Blue .. .4 0 0 B’wick Barons . . . .3 0 0 Jnr Clarets Colts. .5 0 0 Under 15 P W D


B’cliffe Rovers. . . .4 4 0 Cowling Youth ...5 3 1 Colne..................5 3 1 B’wick T n ...........4 3 0 Colne Clarets....... 5 3 0 ClivigerColts ....3 3 0 Fulledge Colts R. .3 2 0 Ighten Leigh....... 3 2 0 -8Tod. Borough .. .3 2 0 Fulledge Colts . . . .5 1 0 B’field Celtic....... 4' 1 0 RcadstoncUtd ...3 1 0 RedStar .............2 0 0 Brunlea.............. 5 0 0 Bacup ................ 4 0 0


VEKA RIBBLESDALE


CRICKET LEAGUE FINAL TABLES Senior Division P W L N B P


Clitheroe. . . . 26 17 3 6 22119 Padiham . . . . 26 15 5 6 14101 Baxenden.. . . 26 13 7 6 20 97 Settle.......... 26 14 6 6 12 94 Earby.......... 26 13 6 7 8 87 •Cherry Tree. 26 12 7 6 10 85 *Gt Harwood. 26 11 8 6 10 80 Whalley.......26 11 9 6 12 79 R’dale Wands 26 10 12 4 8 66 Read...........26 7 13 6 8 55 B’burn Nor... 26 7 12 7 6 53 Edenfield. . . . 26 5 16 5 8 43 OssyImm.,..26 3 16 7 6 35 Barnoldswick 26 1 18 7 2-21 ' First Division P W L N B P


Salcsbury.. . . 26 19 3 4 30133 -7Belvedere.. 26 19 4 3 32126 Clitheroe....26 13 7 6 22 99 R’dale Wands 26 12 10 4 26 94 Stackstcads.. 26 13 9 4 14 87 Gt Harwood .26 12 11 3 18 84 •Cherry Tree. 26 11 10 4 18 84 Whalley.......26 9 11 6 16 73 Read.......... 26 9 14 3 18 69 •Settle.........26 7 13 5 14 62 Earby...........26 8 13 5 8 58 OssyImm....26 6 14 6 14 56 B’burn Nor... 26 6 15 5 14 54 Baxenden.. . . 26 6 16 4 12 50


MILL LODGE RESIDENTIAL


HOME HYNDBURN


BOWLING LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Free Gardeners 8, Globe E 2:


Ossy Con. 9, Sabden B 1: Rib- blosdale A 6, Burnley Road C 4: Waddington A 3, Salesbury Blue 7: Whalley A 3, Globe A 7. Second Division


Coppice 7, Burnley Road B


3: Immanuel A 8, Grange A 2: Oakhill Ash 7, Immanuel A 3: Oakhill Park A 8, Grange A 2. FINAL TABLES First Division P W D L P


Globe A.............20 17 0 3143 Free Gardeners . .20 12 3 5115 Ossy Con............20 10 2 8110 Rushton St E ...20 10 0 10104 RibblesdalcA ...20 11 1 8102 WhalleyA..........20 9 0 II 98 Globe E .............20 9 1 10 90 Salesbury Blue ..20 9 0 II 89 Burnley Ed C . . .20 7 0 13 84 Sabden B ..........20 7 1 12 82 Waddington A ..20 5 0 15 70


Second Division P W L N B P


Brinscall. . . . 26 21 2 3 28139 Edenfield ...26 18 3 5 24124 Feniscowles..26 15 5 6 26113 Padiham . . . • 26 14 6 6 26108 Rolls-Royce .26 14 7 5 20100 Belvedere.. . 26 14 7 5 14 94 Salesbury . . . 26 9 11 6 22 79 Stacksteads.. 26 9 12 5 20 75 Bamoldswick 26 9 13 4 16 69 -7BlyGSOB.26 9 12 5 20 68 Rolls-Royce 2 26 6 14 6 10 52 Feniscowles 2 26 4 16 6 14 46 BlyGSOB2 . 26 2 20 4 14 32 Brinscall2...26 2 18 6 0 22 Third Division P W L N B P


*Earby....... 19 12 3 3 22 91 Padiham. . . . 18 11 3 4 20 83 Edenficld . . . 17 8 5 4 16 64 Cherry 'Tree .20 7 8 5 18 63 B’burn Nor. .19 8 7 4 12 60 Feniscowles.. 17 7 7 3 16 57 Clitheroe.. . . 15 8 4 3 10 56 Settle...........17 8 7 2 12 56 Baxenden.. . 16 5 3 8 10 51 R’dale Wands 16 6 8 2 14 48 Bly Belvedere 19 4 8 7 10 44 *Read.........18 3 9 5 14 42 Salesbury. . . 17 5 9 3 10 41 Ossy Iram. .. 17 4 9 4 10 38 Barnoldswick 17 4 10 3 10 34 •tied game


J. P. MEWIES AND CO. CRAVEN AND


DISTRICT CRICKET LEAGUE


FINAL TABLES Third Division P W T A L P


Chatbum . . . 22 14 0 3 4 48 IngrowStll .22 14 0 3 5 45 Glusburn I I . 22 14 0 3 5 45 Carlcton___22 12 I Oakworth II .22 8 Barrowford II22 7 0 Wilsdcn.......22 7 0 Gargravc___22 7 1 Eldwick.......22 7 0 SkiptonCI ..22 7 0 J. Nelson's... 22 G 1 Thornton II .22 4 0 Firth Division P W T


Long Lee II.. 2G 17 0 Ingrow II . . . 2G IG 0 Sandy Lane 1I2G 14 0 Denholme 11.2G 12 0 Chatbum II. 2G 11 0 Glusburn 111.2G 12 0 Cull’worth II 2G 10 1 EldwickII ..2G 9 0 Gargravell. .2G 7 1 Oakworth III 2G 7 0 SkiptonCI II2G 8 0 Riddlesdcn II2G G 0 R Forest HI .2G 5 0 Foulridgc II .2G 3 0


G 40


10 30 9 28


10 26 11 26 11 25 12 24 9 23


15 15


L P 4 56 5 55 5 53 8 44 7 44


10 40 9 37 9 34


13 30 12 30 11 30 14 26 12 18 18 14


Second Division P W D L P


Immanuel A . . . . .20 15 0 5135 Clitheroe CC ....20 12 1 7117 Coppice ............ .20 14 0 6113 RushtonStC....20 13 0 7111 BurnleyRdB ...20 12 0 8106. Grange A ...........20 10 0 10 99 OakMllAsh.......20 8 1 11 96 OakhillParkA...20 8 0 12 94 Globe C .............20 9 2 9 92 Sydney Street ...20 5 0 15 84 Whalley B .........20 2 0 18 53* Third Division P W D L P


Rishton Con. C . .18 15 0 3124 Mercer Park....... 18 14 1 3121 GattyPark.........18 13 0 5106 Rishton B C .......18 10 2 6106 Sabden C ..............18 9 0 9 89 Alma A . . ..............18 7 2 9 84 Immanuel B .......... 18 6 0 12 80 Salesbury Red ...18 4 1 13 69 OakhillParkB...18 5 1 12 64 RibbIesdaIeC....18 3 1 14 56 Fourth Division P W D L P


Waddington B .. .16 13 1 2112 Gt Harwood CC .16 11 1 4100 ReadCC ...........16 9 0 7 90 Grange C ..............16 9 0 7 88 MilnshawPark ..16 9 1 6 87 AlmaB.................16 7 1 8 76 Burnley Rd D .. .16 3 3 10 59 Sabden A ..............16 4 1 11 56 OakhillBeech ...16 3 0 13 53


EXPRESS GIFTS HYNDBURN VETS


BOWLING LEAGUE FINAL TABLES


A Division P W D L P


Wotslcy Park A.. .2G 21 0 5 228 Rhyddings........ ^G 23 0 3 224 RihblesdaleA ....2G 20 3 3208 Rushton Street A .20 19 1 G202 Globe Bullough A .26 17 1 8191 Lowerfold.......... .26 14 0 12163 Mercer Park........26 12 1 13155 Rishton BC............26 8 1 17141 PcclParkA........... .26 10 1 15135 Sabden BC..............26 7 2 17121 OakhillBC..............26 8 0 18116 GattyPark A .... .26 5 3 18107 Worsley Park B .. .26 3 4 20 97 Rushton Street B i6 5 1 20 96 B Division P W D L P


Oakhill Vets......24 24 0 0233 Whalley BC............24 17 0 7177 RibblesdaleB ....24 14 2 8169 Immanuel A............24 15 1 8165 Waddington............24 15 1 8161 BulioughB............ .24 11 2 11145 Oakhill Vets B ....24 11 3 10143 MilnshawC...........24 11 0 13133 Immanuel B.......... .24 11 1 12133 Hurst Green.......... .24 8 0 16124 Peel Park B ........24 7 1 16113 MilnshawB...........24 4 1 19 98 GattyParkB.....24 0 1 23 75


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND DOMINOES


SUMMER LEAGUE RESULTS Darts


Pendle Hotel 6, Buck A 3: Waggon and Horses 4, Horse Shoe


5: Buck B 8, White Horse 1. Dominoes


Pendle Hotel 11, Buck A 10:


Waggon and Horses 8, Horse Shoe 13: Buck B 12. White Horse 9. HIGH SCORES


180 - M. Lloyd: 140 - N. Charn-


ley, J. Hayward, M. Lloyd, D. Hargreaves, L. Bonnick, P. Greatorex; 137 - B. Eatough: 135 - A. Porten 126 - R. Hayward: 125 - A. Porter; 123 - P. Greatorex: 122 - A. Slater; 121 - S. Simpson, S. Geldard; 118 - N. Birtwell; 109 - A. Slater; 103 - D. Hargreaves: 100x6 - M. Lloyd: 100x4 - M. Mercer, S. Simpson: 100x3 - P. Greatorex, S. McCulloch, A. Slater; 100x2-N. Charnley, J. Hayward, A. Porter, L. Lloyd, T. Lawton, T. Parker; 100 - S. Gel­ dard, J. Cheetham, D. Harg­ reaves, B. Eatough, N. Birlwell.


LEAGUE POSITIONS Darts


First Division P W D L P (


P Black Horse................................ '^9


Buck .......................................... Swan and Royal ....................... .•'^3 Waggon and Horses ....................65 Horseshoe..................................56 Pcndle Hotel.............................. 53 Buck A.......................................57


White Horse.............................. 55 Dominoes


P


White Horse .............................156 Buck A......................................154 Horseshoe................................159 Pendle Hotel.............................151 BuckB......................................155 Black Horse.............................. 155 Waggon and Horses ..................U7 Swan and Royal .......................151


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT NETBALL


LEAGUE TABLES


First Division P W D L P


Alpes .................19 16 9 3 51 RVMisschicks . . .18 13 0 5 44 Hair of ther Dog .18 11 0 7 39 Young Farmers ..18 11 0 7 39 Millercare...........17 1 0 16 13 The Winchester ..16 1 0 15 7 Second Division P W D L P


Hair of the Dog ..17 17 0 0 51 RV Rangers....... 16 13 0 3 42 RBL.................. 15 6 1 8 27 C’roeLightEng ..14 6 0 8 24 Hair of the Dog 3 16 5 1 10 24 Waddington....... 15 5 0 10 22 RibbleValley2 ..15 1 0 14 11 Third Division P W D L P


Chipping Rejects .13 10 2 1 35 RV Rebels......... 13 8 2 3 31 Billington...........14 10 0 4 31 Dunkenhalgh. . . .13 9 0 4 29 Ragdolls.............13 7 0 6 26 BowlandBabes ..14 5 0 9 20 Lions Ladies....... 14 3 0 11 11 RV Cheeky Girls .14 1 0 13 8


THWAITES


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Premier Division Buck A 5, RBL A 7; CAstle A


8, White Horse A 4; Pendle A 3, Buck B 9; RBL B 7, Billington A 5; St Peter’s Hurst Green 8, White Hart 4. First Division


Brown Cow 8, Ped Pump 4;


Lower Buck A 9, Whalley Arms 3; Stork Hotel A 6, Bay Horse 6; Wagon A 6, Lower Buck B 6; White Horse B 6, Stork B 6. Second Division


Horseshoe 7, Craven A 5; Low


Moor 9, Dog 3; Royal Oak A 5, Coach and Horses 7. FIXTURES Tonight


Chris Stewart Foundation Cup Semi Finals: Wagon and


Horses v Castle A; Royal Oak A V Buck A.


Third Division Buck D V RBL C; Buck


Wrinkleys v White Lion; Royal Oak B V Castle B. TABLES


Premier Division P W D L P


UBLA...............18 13 1 4164 Castle A .............18 13 1 4161 Buck A ...............18 11 3 4153 Billington A ....... 18 10 4 4151 White Hart .....18 5 6 7123 RBLB...............18 8 4 6122 St Peter’s HG ....18 7 3 8120 Buck B . . . . . . . . .1 8 5 1 12 98 White Horse A .. .18 2 5 11 91 Pendle A.............18 0 4 M 74


Waggon A .........18 10 4 4151 Bay Horse.........18 9 5 4140 i Lower Buck A .. .18 9 3 6135 White Horse B.. .18 8 5 5135 > Stork A ............ 18 7 6 5133 Red Pump.........18 7 4 7129 . Whalley Arms ...18 6 7 5127 Lower BuckB ...18 4 5 9112 Stork B ............ 18 5 3 10104


Brown Cow.......18 3 2 13 91 j Second Division P W D L P


Coach & Horses. .16 12 3 1148 Royal Oak A . . . .16 10 1 5126 Craven A ...........16 7 4 5121 Horse Shoe.........16 7 3 6116 Low Moor...........16 7 2 7111 Con. Club,...........15 6 4 5109 Waggon B .........16 6 1 9 97 Station...............15 3 2 10 89 Dog ..................16 2 2 12 77 Third Division P W D L P


RBLC................17 15 1 1162 CastlcB.............. 17 11 3 3150 Bridge................18 8 7 3138 Buck Wrinkleys. .17 8 3 6128 White Lion.......17 7 2 8121 BuckD .............15 7 4 4115 Pcndlc B ...........17 7 2 8110 Craven B ............18 4 1 13 98 Royal Oak B . . . .17 3 1 13 85 De Lacy..............17 1 4 12 64 Ladies' League P W D L P


BuckB............... 15 13 0 2123 Pendle............... 15 13 0 2114 RBL A ............... 15 12 0 3112 Royal Oak.........15 9 0 6 87 Buck A............... 15 4 0 11 66 DeLacy..............15 4 0 11 65 RBLB............... 15 5 0 10 56 Kings Arms........16 4 0 12 53 BuckC................15 4 0 11 49 • All Third Division games


must be arranged to be complet­ ed no later than September 28th as presentation night will be the following week. • The registration night will


be held next Thursday, Septem­ ber 28th at the Royal British Legion between 8 p.m. and 9-15


p.m. The first 40 teams to register


will be given places. Teams who fail to fulfill fix­


tures in the Summer League will be placed on a waiting list if necessary. All trophies must be returned


to the registration night for cleaning and engraving prior to the presentation night. This includes


th e Michael


Humphreys Trophy, the Harri­ son Challenge Cups for both ladies and men from last season, the Chris Stewart Cup and the Norman Garner Shield. • The final of the Challenge


Cup will also take place a t the Royal British Legion at 8 p.m. on Thursday, September 28th. • The presentation night,


sponsored by Thwaites, will be held on October 5th at the Sta­ tion, starting at 8 p.m. wiht the presentation a t about 9-30 p.m. Entertainment will be provided by a former Stars in Your Eyes' winner and supper will be pro­ vided.


SPORTS DESK Adrian Capstick


adrian.capslick@casllancsncws.co.uk 01282 426161 CX1601 ■


Edward Lee


cdward.!cc@casllancsncws.co.uk 01282426161 CX1619


Chris Boden


chris.boden @co.sllancsncws.co.uk 01282 426161 ext 603


Phil Simpson -


phiLsimpson@castlancsncwsco.uk 01282 426161 cxl 602


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Champions out on top in seasonal averages tables


NEWLY-crowned Veka Ribblesdale League champions Clitheroe CC unsurprisingly head their Ribble Valley rivals in the season’s-end


V'XXf&iV.&X X v / iV O . V y l lU lU U l l l V . / l lC tV C l \_ i lU U . O X V JU i /U v l / tX Chatburn seal title


CHATBURN clinched the Craven League Third Division title on Saturday without even bowling a ball as their opposition con­ ceded the match. It wasn't quite the finish the •villagers


had wished for, but the title was still great­ ly received when Jimmy Nelson's pulled


out. It has been a tough season for the vil­


lagers, and losing their first match might have done untold damage, but an eight- match winning streak put the villagers at, the top end of the division, where they remained for the rest of the season. Chathum didn't have any heavy defeats,


and all their lost games were very close. Everyone has worked hard at net ses­


sions, which has paid dividends. Chathum's pitch is also second to none


in the Craven League, well maintained by Paul Whittaker and his devoted helpers. The tea ladies are also well -valued by the club, as well as the scorers.


Local ^ Chatburn are, in batting order, David


Lakin, David Price, Chris Waddington, Richard Shovelton, Andrew Lambert, John Reynolds, Andy Booth, Steve Bowk- er, Paul Shorrock, Russell Braithwaite, Paul Craig, Ben Frankland and captain Mark Braithwaite. Chatbum seconds finished fourth in the


Fifth Division thanks to an easy seven- wicket victory over Pendle Forest thirds. The Fence side were asked to bat first


and found scoring runs difficult against accurate howling from Nabeel Javed (3- 26), Geoff Lambert (3-26), Ashley Ben­ nett (2-6) and Stephen Braithwaite (1-2), and were duly dismissed for 61. In reply, Ben Frankland (13), Henry


Kay (14) and Paul Woodworth (16) all made useful contributions, but it was left to Steve Bowker (nine not out) and Dave Greenwood (seven not out) to coast to vic­


tory. )lf round-up ^


ANDREW Wray was crowned Champion of Champions at Whalley GC after winning the Brandreth Trophy \vith a fine 74-3-71. John Heap took second


place with 82-9-73. The Ultima Trophy saw


Stephen Brown (86-21-65) take first place from Nick Bradley (88-20-68). The last of the Cap­


tain's social events herald­ ed another -win for Bridget Rees and brother Martin Byrne, assisted by Roger Altham and Daniel Rodgers (32-3.8-28.2). Club captain Roy


Broomhead, Rob Hilton, Gary Meakin and Andrea Whipp were second. ■ CONSISTENT


Buddy Lee won the Sep­ tember Medal at Mytton Fold with a score of 90-23- 67, two shots clear of John Kwasnewski, who carded 86-17-69. Divisional prizes went


‘ M- ^


John Beggs took the four­ somes prize on knockout competitions finals day at Clitheroe with a two and one victory over John Whowell and Steve Alcock. Andrew Heesom beat


the course again and proved too strong for Paul Traynor in the men's sin­ gles, winning four and two, and Dennis Greenup won the Castle Cup with a five and three win over Steve Law. In the Tradesman's


Trophy, Simon Swindells produced a n ett 66 to claim first place over Philip Hanson with 68. Malcolm Brown was


third with a 69, ahead of Nigel Fitton with the same score. Kevin Roger- son's 71 earned him fifth. Andrew Heesom claimed best gross with a


flawless 72. Wayne Towneley and


to Bob Scott (80-11-69) and Chris Chadwick (74- 4-70) in the First D iv i­ sion, Gordon Lucas (87- 18-69) and Graeme Edmundson (91-20-71) in the second tier, with Frank Eccles (96-26-70) and Frank Wilcox (95-23- 72) taking the honours in Division 'Three. fl MIKE Dawson and


Jeff (Irowther produced 44 points in the weekend stableford, two points ahead of Simon Swindells and Martin Cane. Third place went to


John Barber and Paul McGuire after a card play-off, with Ranson and Hanson in fourth with 41. One shot separated the


top three in each division of the medal competition.


■' ‘ /I Captain's son Clive


Burrows scored a nett 68, beating Mike Tattersall with a better back nine. Tom Poole finished one


shot off with a nett 69. Tom Brown’s nett 72


earned him second place in the Second Division, one shot behind Peter- Woods, with Paul Wood third after a nett 72. Gary Speak’s 76 won


the gross prize. In the Seniors Stable­


ford, Brian Stokes’ 34 points won the third prize, two behind Roger Williams, with Charles Capstick top with 38. The Open Four Man


Team event was won by a home quartet in David Brown, Keith Wallbank, Settle's Bert Hemming- way and Keith Allen. Peter Dawson was the


only other Chtheroe mem­ ber on the leaderboard, in fourth with N. Aspin from Darwen and Leyland pair S. Fisher and G. Cragg. Sarah Hale went down


to James Kenyon in the Junior Singles final by five


and four. Scott Redfearn took the


Junior Medal with a hard earned nett 76 off his four handicap, and Stefano Coppola’s 78 nett was enough for second place.


2006 averages. Retiring professional Shahid


Nawaz went out with a bang at the crease to top the batting. And former Whalley paid man,


and now Chatburn Road amateur, Josh Marquet steamrolled the bowl­


ing. The former Read, Ribblesdale


Wanderers and now Clitheroe paid man broke his own club record with 1,557 runs and finished undefeated


on six occasions. Which, added to the success he


has seen in winning the Ramsbot- tom Cup and the Twenty/20 Cup, has led to a stunning season for him. His top score in the league was 130 not out, and his average a mas­


sive 91.6. Marquet, meanwhile, reaped 54


wickets for 747 runs to return an average of 13.8. In total 58 maidens were witnessed in his 242.1 overs. Not far behind him in the bowling


stakes is captain Neil Bolton, who made an average of 14.8 off 62.1 overs, taking 16 wickets for 236


runs. But both Farouk Butt and Mark


Hargreaves took more wickets and still maintained an average under


20. Butt returned 45 wickets for 784


runs off 238.4 overs for his average of 17.4 and accrued 41 maidens. And Hargreaves made 29 for 524


off 130.3 overs for his 18.1. Even fifth bowler in the list


Naeem Ashraf managed an average of 25.1 as he took 26 for 651 off


■ 151.4. Nawaz wasn't alone in the batting


stakes though, as Ashraf is right behind him in the averages. His solo Ramsbottom Cup final


effort isn't included in these statis­ tics, but his league form alone


recorded 718 runs in 22 innings for a


59.8 average. And he outdid Nawaz on unde­ feated knocks as he racked up 10,


■four more than the pro, with his highest score 103. Peter Dibb is third in the list,


highlighting the input Clitheroe's youth has played in winning the title. In 13 innings he made 289 runs for his 24.1 average. And skipper Bolton proved next


best with 4'78 runs from 22 innings for his average of 21.7. Meanwhile, beating the figures of


Read's Will Driver this season, or any other season for that matter, would be a tall order for any profes­ sional, never mind a teenage ama­ teur, as the 17-year-old has domi­ nated proceedings at Whalley Road this year. He smashed 1,023 runs off 22


innings for a 51.2 average which would put many a paid man to shame. His support group of Matt


Doughty (average of 20.8), Chris Holt (18.5), Warren Eastham (18.3), Michael Whalley (18.1) and Kyle O'Connor (17.2) all racked up 200-plus runs, but off fewer innings. Driver also topped the bowling


averages as the all-rounder claimed 31 wickets for 653 runs from 132 overs to record a 21.1 average. This beat both Frank Barden


(28.1 -1 9 wickets for 533 runs) and paid man Dodda Ganesh (28.7 - 44 wickets 1,263 runs) but the pro bowled twice as many overs. And Holt's contribution of 28 for 913 didn't go amiss for his average of 32.6. At Church Meadow, Ribblesdale


Wanderers struggled with a recur­ ring injury to professional Joe Send­ er! this season, but the former Nel­ son man still managed to play more league games than most to top the side's batting averages. In 18 innings he recorded 893 runs


for a 63.8 average. He top scored for the side with 120, and enjoyed four undefeated outings. Vice-captain David Howard was­


n't far behind with 390 runs off 15 innings, with an average of 34.5. And Stephen Kerr comes in third with an average of 30 ha'ving scored


240 runs in 11 innings. Meanwhile, the side's bowling was


topped by the ever-reliable Terry Braithwaite, who amassed 38 wick­ ets for 596 runs from his 166.2 overs, of which 32 were maidens, to score a 15.7 average. Next best is Barry Spencer with


29 wickets for 670 runs from 155.2 overs to record an average of 23.1. Cricket at Whalley has certainly


improved this season as Station Road professional Prince Bradman Ediriweera injected life into the side with his batting performances. To see two local sides in Clitheroe


and Read have a player score over 1,000 runs is a rarity, but to have three out of four teams in a season pass the magic mark is something else. The Sri Lankan paid man accrued


1,182 runs in 21 innings for his 84.4 average. He struck a 152 high score and enjoyed seven undefeated out­


ings. Lee Kearsley is second with an


average 25.6, having hit 282 runs in 13 innings, which just shows the dif­ ference the paid man made to the


side's season. Further large contributions came


from John Rain (22.9) and captain Martin Davies (20.4), the former hitting 298 runs in 14 innings, and the latter 388 in 19. Whalley's bowling was led by


Mark Fallon, whose 16.8 average came from 25 wickets for 420 runs from 94.4 overs, closely followed by Ben Dowling, with 18.8, having claimed 16 for 300 off 78.4 overs.


Final Veka Ribblesdale League averages


CLITHEROE Balling 1 HS NO


Nawaz....................23 130 ‘ 6 N. Ashraf............... .22 103 10 EDibb .................13 56 1 N. Bolton ............. 22 87 0 M. Bolton.............. 13 67 0 S. Coulter...............14 42 5 F.Butt.................... 10 27 4 D. Glover................11 19 3


J. Marquet.......242.1 58 , 747 N. Bolton............62.1 8 236 F.Butt ............238.4 41 784 M. Hargreaves. .130.3 14 524


R AV


D. Turner.............. 10 24 1 Bowling O M R


1557 91.6 718 59.8 289 24.1 478 21.7 269 20.7 165 18.3 109 18.2 118 14.8 107 11.9


W AV


N. Ashraf.......... 151.4 15 651 READ Balling I HS NO


W. Driver...............22 113 2 M. Doughty............15 63 2 C.Holt..................16 54 5


ni'iiuT


■ 54 13.8 16 14.8 45 17.4 29 18.1 26 25.1


R AV


1023 51.2 271 20.8 16 54


S:CE


W. Eastham............ 14 79 M. Whalley............ 19 72 K. O’Connor...........19 50


Bowling 0 M R W


2 220 1 326 3 275


W. Driver..............132 12 653 31 F. Barden..........133.4 30 533 19 Ganesh.......... .278.2 38 1263 44 C.


RIBBLESDALE WANDERERS Batting I HS NO R


18.3 B. Spencer............155.2 25 670 18.1 D. Howard.......... 185.1 34 735


17.2 Scuderi................177.1 24 652 WHALLEY


AV 21.1 Holt182.2 20 913 28


Scuderi.................. 18 120 4 893 D. S.


Batting I HS NO


28.1 Ediriweera .......... .21 152 7 28.2 L. Kearsley............13 102 2 32-6 J.Rain....................14 . 52 1 M. Davies............. 19 58 0 A.lVhelan............. 15 40 4


C.HalI .................10 78 1 248 A. Marsh ..............19 65 2 336 M.Peel..................15 78 1 248 R. Gladwin.............17 63 4 197 M. Briggs...............12 49 2 139 B. Spencer ............11 21 1 102 Bowling


Howanl15 102 4 390 Kerr.11 51 3 240


^ 0 M R W T. Biaithwmte . . . .166.2 32 596 38


" R. Palmer...............17 36 3 M. Fallon............. 12 35 2 D.O’NeUl............. 11 14 3


27 6 S. Gorton ............... 12 19 1 Too


Bowling ;77 O M R


15.2 M. Fallon............94.4 11 420 13.9 B. Dowling.............78.4 14 300 102 S. Gorton............146.4 20 630 D. O’Neill.......... 243.3 53 887


AV Ediriweera..............152 13 753 15.7 L. Burgess........ 110.4 21 434


29 23.1 30 24.5 25 26.1


R AV


1182 84.4 282 25.6 298 22.9 388 20.4 204 18.6 247 17.6


Ml)


W AV 25 16.8 16 18.8 28 22.5 35 25.3 29 26 11 39.5


SERVICE


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