46 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, August 2nd, 2007


■ CHATBURN lost out by 29 runs to Barrowford. Hie Craven Cricket League


Second Division game saw the villagers win the toss and Rod Booth dominate the bowling with 6-49. However, Barrowford


opener Nigel Hargreaves put on enough runs with his effort of 45 to post a cred­ itable 125-7. In reply Chatburn's Nick


Hutchinson (38) and David Price (24) got the side off to a good start only to see Harg­ reaves prove just as good with the ball to reap 8-16. Only Paul Craig (12 not


out) scooped double figures outside the two openers as Chatbumwereoutfor96. Meanwhile the seconds


had an excellent 42-run win over Riddlesden to remain third in the league. The villagers batted first


on a difficult wicket and were bowled out for 106. Henry Kay (39) was the top


scorer and there were useful contributions from Mark Holmes (16) and Geoff Lam­ bert (14). In reply excellent bowling from Lambert (7-38) and Chris Mulhearn (3-22) reduced Riddlesden to 64 all oul


B CLITHEROE Cobras Under 13s A had a convincing victo­ ry against Whatley A Batting first, Clitheroe lost


early wickets and looked set for a poor total until Liam Nuttall (32) took control and played a superb innings of powerful shots. As a result, no further


wickets were lost and Clitheroe ended with a total of 69 off their 16 overs. Other good contributions came from Kay (12) and Banks (15). In reply Whailey were


never in a position to threat­ en due to some excellent bowling and fielding from Clitheroa In particular the leg spin of Banks (3-2) left Whai­ ley struggling. Further wickets from Bow-


ness (1-7), Parkinson (1-2) and Houldsworth (1-8) enabled the Cobras to run out comfortable winners.


H THE Clitheroe and District Midweek Cricket League took a break from league action and saw the semi-finals of both cup competitions. LowMoorcameoutontop


against previously unbeaten Waggon and Horses in a low scoring game. Low Moor batted first and


were all out for 65. This proved more than enough as Waggon were out for 56. In the final Low Moor will


meet Rimington who came out on top in a very close game against Calderstones. Rimington batted first and


reached 104-6 with P. Bishop scoring 30. In reply, the hospital side


were always up with the required rate thanks largely to K. Gill who retired on 30, and with his retirement, the Rimington bowlers managed to restrict Calderstones to 102-7. In the Supplementary Cup,


Chipping A scored 134-3 against St James before restricting the church side to 70 all out. In the final they will meet Sabden or Chipping Ramblers.


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Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Whalley’s double win


WHALLEY picked up maximum points against hotly-tipped Blackburn Northern on Saturday before dispatch­ ing victory over derby opponents Read on Sunday to move fourth in the table. Bradman Ediriweera and David


O'Neill led the way on Saturday before captain Martin Davies showed how it was done against Read. O'Neill took 4-26 and the Whailey


paid man 3-20 as Blackburn were reduced to 124 all out. The best efforts form the visiting


side were seen from mid-order batsman Ahmed Patel (46) and professional Devendrasingh Bundela (26). Declan Fitzhenry also got in on the


act with two wickets of his own (2-33), with the third dismissal of the day taken by Neil Cordingley (1-20). In reply Ediriweera top-scored with


37 runs, which included three bound­ aries, starting alongside Davies (12), before Cordingley (26 not out) and Richard Palmer (10 not out) conclud­ ed the innings to see the side home by seven wickets. The following day Whailey had to be


on top of their game to beat Read hav­ ing seen Will Driver (55) and Whailey Road sub-professional Hanif Ur Rehman (62) both score half centuries to post 223-8 having elected to bat first. The professional's 50 came in just 39


minutes off 41 balls and featured nine fours and a six, while Driver's came in 94 minutes off 76 balls thanks to five fours and two sixes. The innings also saw considerable


efforts from Terry Little (21), Chris Holt (34) and Kyle O'Connor before a mid-order collapse took the wind out of Read's sails. O'Neill was again chief wicket taker


with 4-87, with 2-39 from Declan Fitzhenry and one from Ediriweera (1- 37). But it was Whalley's reply that real­


ly saw the ball slammed about as open­ er Davies struck 89 not out, featuring 11 boundaries and a six, as Read field­ ed badly. Fellow opener Ediriweera made 18


before he was caught by Frank Barden off the bowling of fellow paid man, first class Pakistan professional Rehman. But Lee Kearsley was on fire for his


74 runs off 77 balls as he struck eight fours and five sixes to take the score to 162-4 at his exit to Andrew Rushton. Leaving the undefeated Cordingley


(37 not out) to close with his captain as Whailey scooped 224-2 from less than 42 overs. On Saturday Whailey are away at Edenfield, wickets pitched at 1-30 p.m.


Bolton in top form


NEIL Bolton smashed Settle to all parts of Chatburn Road on Saturday in Clitheroe’s four wicket win. The veteran former captain had 222-


6 to overcome having seen their oppo­ nents take advantage of some under- par bowling and fielding. Visiting professional Jeevantha


Kulatunga, who was dropped on zero by Danny Turner behind the stumps, had struck 81. And old-timer Andrew Davidson hit


a steady 38 followed by a quick-fire 42 from Tim Green. Clitheroe's Josh Marquet had


bowled ferociously and taken two wick­ ets (2-58), as had Mark Hargreaves (2- 46), but the score crept up. So in reply Clitheroe had to give a


good chase and thanks to a colossal effort with the bat from Bolton victory was theirs. His 96 not out was a well balanced, thinking-man's innings where not one


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chance was given. Several boundaries and sixes late in


his innings kept the Chatburn Road side in the game with a run-rate of about six per over for the last 10. Despite paid man Michael Papps


being run out early on for 13 and both Peter Dibb (5) and Jack Dewhurst (4) going cheaply, Turner ably supported Bolton with 37 and he too smashed numerous boundaries to keep up the chase. Captain Daniel Glover, in for the


absent Simon Coulter, had a quick-fire 26 before Hargreaves (11) and the awe­ some Bolton, who was middling every­ thing towards the end of the innings, took the Chatbum Road side past the target. The feat couldn't be repeated for


Sunday's trip to Baxenden. Coulter stepped back in as captain


and wicket keeper and Bolton typically went for a duck following the previous day's heroics. Fellow opener Papps didn't fair


much better as he was trapped leg- before by David Parkinson for 16. In fact Peter Dibb proved the best


with the bat with his 35 and the only other to reach double figures was Coul­ ter (14) as the rest of the order was removed after two or three overs apiece, the best of the rest being Glover with eight. Baxenden professional Jonathan


Fielding and Andrew Marshall took the team apart with their bowling, the former returning 4-36 and the last change bowler 4-21 as Clitheroe were all out for 118. In reply wickets didn't come quite as


easily for the locals. Marquet (1-30), Hargreaves (1-42)


and Papps (1-14) each took one but the troublesome Parkinson (51 not out) and Fielding (46) saw the side to victo­ ry by seven wickets. On Saturday Clitheroe are at home


to Great Harwood, wickets pitched at 1-30 p.m.


Sub-pro can’t save Read


READ failed to make the most of the good weather at the weekend with dou­ ble defeat despite the pleasant surprises served up by first class sub-professional Hanif Ur Rehman. The Pakistan off-spin bowler and


batsman put in a superb stint against Cherry Tree on Saturday with 4-32 and picked up the bat to score 62 against Whailey on Sunday. And had three dubious decisions


against Cherry Tree on Saturday gone for the team, the paid man would have certainly gifted the side victory on his debut. Captain Will Driver won the toss


and elected to take up the bat alongside Joe Marshall (22). Unfortunately the skipper was first go for just four, caught and bowled by Jon Baldwin at 14-1. There was no question about this


dismissal, but leg before calls on next man in Rehman (22), and later Michael Whailey (0), off the bowling of Andreas Sudnik, did not go down well with the Read crowd. However Chris Holt (25) and Kyle


O'Connor (22) both managed double figures, despite Sudnik going on to col­ lect 6-21. Baldwin finished with 2-36 and professional Zahoor Elahi scooped last man Frank Barden (0). The middle order proved to be the problem, as it proved again on Sunday, as the side collapsed from 91-4 to 118 all out. In reply Read had Cherry Tree


under a degree of control with only Elahi scoring anything much of note with his 62 not out.


This, and the fact that after umpir­


ing decision was wide of the mark, cost the side victory as only Mark Hadfield (12) and Joe Bolton (16) scored double figures. It was the contentious eighth wicket


of Sudnik that caused friction as the team and ground clearly heard the ball nick the bat before David Swarbrick had the ball caught behind only to go unnoticed by the umpire. Cherry Tree had needed 20 runs to


win at this point and thanks to the reprieve, Sudnik finished alongside Elahi on 11 not out to record a three wicket victory. On Saturday Read are away at Set­ tle, wickets pitched at 1-30 p.m.


Wanderers beaten twice


RIBBLESDALE Wanderers were on the wrong end of two defeats over the weekend against Edenfield and Oswaldtwistle Immanuel. Saturday brought an 11-run defeat


away at Gincroft Lane, and then back at Church Meadow, Oswaldtwistle Immanuel won by seven wickets on Sunday. Edenfield were skittled for 172 but


Ribblesdale fell short of the mark as they were bowled all out for 161. Sunday's game saw Joe Scuderi top


score with 28 runs with other double figures coming from Craig Hall (24), Ryan Gladwin (14) and M. Clarkson (16) as Gerard Metcalf got to grips with the order. The Oswaldtwistle bowler took 6-29


with the support of two wickets apiece for professional Ahmer Saeed (2-38) and Imran Abid (2-9) as Ribblesdale were all out for 109. In reply the Church Meadow locals


threw everything they had at their vis­ itors with seven bowlers taking on at least four overs, but it proved to no avail.


Saeed and Anthony Dignan were not


for moving until over half their target had been attained. David Howard, Scuderi, Terry Braithwaite and Barry Spencer all tried without success before John Braithwaite dismissed Dignan for 26 at 64-1 However, Saeed (54) continued with


Daniel Hothersall (14) and then Daniel Metcalf (5 not out) before Stephen Kerr had him caught and bowled for his second wicket at 104-3 having seen the paid man make his half century. But with just five runs needed for


victory, Imran Abid came in and off six balls he struck the winning boundary. On Saturday Wanderers are down


for a trip to Barnoldswick, wickets pitched at 1-30 p.m.


Dog hit eight!


DOG INN began their pre-season campaign with a convincing win over Forts Arms at Moorhead School. Debutant Tom Bartlett gave them


a third-minute lead, but the Second Division side fought back to take a shock lead with two in five minutes. Bartlett's second, a diving header


from close range, brought things level before Darren Fothergill's deflected shot rounded off a flowing Dog move. Jamie Enefer then tapped home


from close range to ensure a 4-2 inter­ val lead. Dog stepped up a gear after the


break, with Liam Porter's point-blank finish followed by a stunning Enefer free-kick. The hugely impressive Bartlett then scored twice more to complete an impressive four-goal debut salvo, with Enefer completing his hat-trick with a deft header.


■ RIBBLE Valley District Under 15s Cricket team have reached the semi finals of the


Lancashire District Competi­ tion thanks to an eight-wick­


et win at Lancaster. Lancaster went from 61 -1,


to 61-4 inside three overs. Ribblesdale Wanderers'


Andy Hutchins came back into the attack and struck immediately as Clitheroe's Jack Dewhurst took two catches at mid-wicket - the second a remarkable one- handed overhead diving catch. . Andy Laycock continued to


bowl brilliantly and snapped up another wicket thanks to an excellent catch by Gary Knight Clarkson took a second


wicket, having also attained the first of the game, and Lancaster eventually finished their innings on 118-9. Laycock finished with fig­


ures of 2-12 off 11 overs, Clarkson 3-15 off nine and Hutchins 3-30 off nine and Knight had three victims, a run out and didn't concede a bye. In reply the Valley had a


shaky start. Ribblesdale's Joe Hopkins went early for four and Laycock made a brisk 14 before Dewhurst and Read's Sam Marsh came together. Lancaster made the mis­


take of dropping a straight forward catch off Dewhurst and the pair took control of the game. Good running followed


between the wickets and some fine boundaries were seem from both players as they past the winning with eight wickets to spare. Dewhurst finished on 56


not out and Marsh on 36 not out


Meanwhile, Clitheroe


Cobras Under 15s maintained their winning streak at home to Baxenden with a 20-run victory. Batting first the side


amassed an impressive 143- 6 in 20 overs. Dewhurst and Geelan got


the locals off to a good start until the latter fell for eight. Dewhurst was joined by


McKenna and the former took a liking to the bowling and had to retire on 33. Stinson carried on in his


place and scoring a quick 26 with some lovely cover drives, while McKenna made 30 runs of his own before he too retired Gallagher finished with an


impressive 14 not out at the end and was ably supported by Walsh with eight In reply Baxenden lost two


early wickets to some fine bowling by Stinson. Kilkenny continued his rich


vein of form by taking 1-6 in four overs and there were wickets too for Robinson and Ruddock as well as a fine keeping display by Wright that all contributed to a com­ fortable victory.


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I CRICKET LEAGUE Spninr Division


\ \ Baxenden.. .. 17 11 3 3 23142 {ja B'burnN ....17 9 4 4 26128 ; * Padiham— 17 9 5 2 19122 j! GtHanvood..l7 9 5 3 18117 Whailey......17 Read..........17


! ? p w L N B P


3 Clitheroe .. . . 17 8 6 3 19108 j l Cherry Tree.. 17 7 7 3 26105


8 5 4 18110 8 6 3 21110


Sun shines on Alan


THE sun was shining on


the bowlers at Ribblesdale Wanderers on Sunday when the Veterans’ Memorial Trophy was contested. Alan Threlfall won the


competition by beating M. Fryer 15-14 in the final and is pictured on the right receiving his trophy from Alan Dewhurst. RESULTS


Final: A. Threlfall 15, M.


Fryer 14. Semi-finals: Fryer 15, I.


Tomlinson 10; Threlfall 15, T. Etchells 8. Quarter-finals: H. Hodder


4, Fryer 15; M. Dennett 13, Tomlinson 15; Threlfall 15, A. Dewhurst 10; C. Snape 13, Etchells 15. H THE draw has been made for the Julia Whailey Rosebowl Doubles, to be held a t Sabden Bowling Club on August 11th and 12th. Winners on the 11th will go through to the final on


the following day. DRAW


9- 30 a.m. - K. Holt and P.


Oaks v A. Parfitt and L. Clarkson; E. Sharp and B. Pritchard v L. and G. Hindle; J. Grayson and D. Whittam v D. and B. Thomas. 10- 30 a.m. - S. Wood and


R. Campbell v M. Rimmer and T. Hall; J. Boocock and I. Cartwright v G. Stephenson and partner; F. Roberts and R. Ilolton v S. Gall and L. Rammell; M. Wright and P. Harper v T. Stewart and S. Towneley. 1 p.m. - D. Jones and J.


Taylor v G. Wood and G. Schofield; S. Fagan and G. Broderick v IC. Bloomer and A. Andrews; C. Embley and K. Wells v S. Mount and J. Nicholson; C. Hope and T. Singleton v P. Lambert and partner. 2 p.m. - J. Taylor and C.


Wilson v J. Whittaker and B. Tomlinson; J. Jones and part­ ner v M. Beardsmore and C. Rammell; M. and C. Fielding v D. Parsons and A. Whailey; A. Cornall and B. Ashworthv v D. Sullivan and J. Robin­ son. Also, entries are still


being taken for the Floodlit Singles, taking place at Sab­ den every Tuesday and Thursday throughout Sep­ tember. Finals night is on Sunday,


September 30th. To enter, please contact Alan Whailey (778472 or


07753219509). Entry is £5 per person,


and the winner receives £300, runner-up £150. Money prizes are for the 16 qualifers for finals night.


i;i Ossy Imra.... 17 3 10 4 13 55 Bamoldswick. 17 0 14 3 12 21 First Division


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’•j Read..........17 8 7 2 28114 | Clitheroe ....17 6 6 5 27102 Ossy Imm— 17 7 4 6 10 98


v? Brinscall......17 10 2 5 14129 q Salesbury.. . . 17 10 4 3 14123 •3 Belvedere.. . . 17 9 3 5 17122 ;•] Cherry Tree.. 17 9 5 3 23122 vj R’dale Wands. 17 9 5 3 18117


P IV L N B P


A Whallev......17 0 7 4 22 94 ,j Stacksteads.. 17 5 9 3 35 94 J Gt Harwood.. 17 5 8 4 13 75 4 Settle.........17 5 7 5 9 74 •3 Edenfield — 17 1 10 6 6 34 '3 Earby.........17 1 14 2 2 18 ft


Second Division


i'3 Padiham......17 14 0 3 22171 i r BlyGSOB ...17 10 4 3 22131 1 < Belvedere.. .. 16 10 3 3 18127 | Fcniscowles.. 17 8 4 5 20115 i m Rolls-Royce.. 16 7 0 3 26105 5 Baxenden.. .. 17


\ i p w L N B P


: B’bum N .. . . 17 Salesbuiy,. . . 17


.• Brinscall......16 Stacksteads.. 17 Barnoldswick. 16


: X*!


-I B’bumN....12 6 1 5 6 81 t Cherry Tree... 9 5 1 3 14 73 •j Edenfield.... 11 5 3 3 14 73 r, Gt Harwood.. 11 4 2 5 17 72 <


3 1


p W L N B P


' j R’dale Wands. 10 5 2 3 4 63 3 Baxenden.... 10 3 2 5 7 52 % Earby.........10 3 3 4 8 50 i; Settle.........11 2 3 6 8 46 y


.% Bamoldswick. 11 1 6 4 6 28 ’ denotes tied game


II* Bowh MILL LODGE


: RESIDENTIAL I HOMEHYNDBURN


5 BOWLING LEAGUE ;


i Globe A ......... C


) waddington A.. ..12 9 1 2 86 Rushton St C .. ..12 9 0 3 81 Rishton Con. C. ..13 7 2 4 73 Sabden B -..


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OakhiUParkA . ..12 5 1 6 60 BumlevRd B .. ..12 4 2 6 58 Coppice......... ..12 5 1 6 56 Globe C ......... ..13 5 1 7 56 Oakhill Ash .... ..12 4 1 7 49 Grange*....... ..12 4 0 8 45 MercerPark ... ..13 3 0 10 38 Thin Division P w D L P , . ii 8 0 3 76 ,.n 7 1 3 69


..11 7 1 3 67 whauev B ..


Gatty Park .... ..10 8 0 2 63 Rishton BC .


Sabden C .......


Waddmgion B.. ..11 4 i 6 44 baicsiiurvRed.. ..11 4 i 6 43 Ui itarwood CC ..10 i 0 9 28 Immanuel B


...9 0 1 8 21


..10 7 2 1 63 4 2 5 60


• Immanuel A ... ..14 3 0 11 38 Second Division P W D L P


* Free Gardeners. ..13 9 0 4 84 \ Rushton St E .. ..14 8 0 6 81 < BumleyRdC.. ..13 9 0 4 73 ; Ribblesdale A .. ..13 8 0 5 71 ; Ossy Con......... ..13 7 0 6 60 Clitheroe CC A ..14 5 0 9 60 Salesbury Blue . ..12 5 0 7 60 Whallev A ...... ..13 4 0 9 51 Globe E ......... ..13 3 0 10 49


First Division P w D L P 11 0 1 93


i Read........... 8 2 2 4 8 40 j Salesbury.. .. 11 2 5 4 8 40 s Clitheroe.. . . 10 1 5 4 10 32 i Belvedere.... 10 1 4 5 4 29


7 7 7 6 5 4


5 7 8 6 8 8


5 3 2 4 4 4


; "Earby........17 7 7 2 19102 1. Edenfield.... 17 7 7 3 22101 g R’dale Wands. 17 6 8 3 21 90 | Settle.........17 3 8 6 10 58


ReadCC...... ..12 9 1 2 85 Grange C ...... ..12 8 0 4 77 AlmaB ....... ..11 9 1 I 73 Ribblesdale C . ..12 6 1 5 66 Oakhill Park B ..10 7 1 2 64 Burnley Rd D . ..12 6 2 4 62 Milnshaw Park ..11 6 0 5 54 SabdenA ...... ..12 2 0 10 44 Oakhill Beech . ..12 1 0 11 29 Clitheroe CC B ..12 1 0 11 23


Fourth Division P W D L P


GREAT HARWOOD AND DISTRICT


BOWLING LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Clitheroe Cricket Club A 8,


Burnley Road B 2; Globe A 8, Roe Lee Park 2; Globe Heys 8, Oswaldtwistle Conservative 2; Oswaldtwistle Conservative .7, Great Harwood A 3; Sabden Black 3, Ribblesdale Wanderers A 7; Sabden Black 2, Globe Heys 8; Salesbury A 7, Whailey A 3; Whailey A 3, Great Harwood A 7.


Second Division Burnley Road A 4, Rushton


Street B 6; Great Harwood B 8, Globe B 2; Great Harwood B 4, Rushton Street A 6; Gt Har­ wood B 6, Free Gardeners A 4; Great Harwood Cricket Club 4, Hurst Green A 6; Rishton Con­ servative A 9, Gatty Park 1; Rushton Street A 7, Wadding- ton A 3.


Third Division


19104 16 95 15 91 18 90 10 72 15 67


« BlyGSOB2.. 17 4 9 4 13 65 1 Feniscowles .. 17 3 10 4 16 58 Rolls-Royce 2.17 0 14 3 9 18 Third Division


Grange 6, Salesbury B 4; Gt


Harwood Ladies 7, Oakhill 3; Oswaldtwistle Immanuel A 3, Great Harwood L7; OakhiU 1, Sabden Red 9; Ribblesdale Wan­ derers B 3, Mercer Park 7; Sydney Street 8, Oakhill Veterans 2. Fourth Division


Free Gardeners B 3,


• Ossy Imm. ...11 5 2 4 10 72 ? Whailey......10 4 3 3 17 66


Oswaldtwistle Immanuel B 7; Green Park 9, Clitheroe Cricket Club B 1; Hurst Green B 2, Sab­ den Blue 8; Milnshaw Wander­ ers 3, Green Park 7; Sabden Blue 7, Free Gardeners B 3; Waddington B 6, Clitheroe Cricket Club B 4; Whailey B 6, Coppice 4.


TABLES


. Padiham......12 2 4 6 8 46 $ Feniscowles.. 11 2 5 4 10 42


First Division P W D L P


Globe Heys .......15 12 1 2111 Ribblesdale A .....14 9 2 3 87 Gt Harwood A ....14 8 0 6 84 Globe A ............15 8 0 7 79 Clitheroe C C A .,..13 8 0 5 75 BurnleyRdB .....15 8 0 7 74 Roe Lee Park .....14 7 0 7 69 SalesburyA.......15 8 0 7 63 Ossy Con............14 5 1 8 60 Sabden Black ...,.14 2 0 12 45 Whailey A .........15 2 0 13 43 Second Division P W D L P


Rushton St A ...,.14 u 1 2 89 Rushton St B ...,.15 10 0 5 88 Hurst Green A ..,.15 8 1 6 84 Free Gardeners A .14 9 0 5 82 Gt Harwood B .. .14 9 0 5 81 Rishton Con. A .. .14 7 0 7 80 Burnley Rd A .....15 7 0 8 63 WaddingtonA... .14 5 1 8 63 Gt Harwood CC . .14 4 2 8 62 Globe B .......... ,.14 3 0 11 55 Gatty Park...... .13 2 1 10 33 Third Division P W D L P


Sabden Red...... .14 11 0 3 97 Sydney Street... .14 11 0 3 91 Gt HarwoodL... .15 9 0 6 81 Oakhill Vets...... .13 8 0 5 75 Salesbury B ...... .15 6 0 9 72 Mercer Park .... .14 6 0 8 67 Grange ............


7 0 7 64


RibblesdaleB ... .15 3 0 12 53 Fourth Division P W D L P


GreenPark ..... .14 14 0 0121 ImmanuelB .... .15 11 0 4 92 Sabden Blue .... .15 10 1 4 86 Whailey B .......


Waddington B ... .15 7 1 7 74 Coppice.......... .14 7 1 6 73 Free Gardeners B .14 6 0 8 66 Milnshaw Wands .14 5 1 8 64 Castle.............


8 1 5 75


Hurst Green B .. .14 2 1 11 46 Clitheroe CC B .. .15 0 0 15 32


6 0 8 61


Oakhill............ .14 5 0 9 58 Rishton Con. B .. .13 6 0 7 57 Immanuel A .... .13 5 0 8 55


Bowls


EXPRESS GIFTS HYNDBURN VETS


BOWLING LEAGUE tables


Rushton Street A .15 12 2 1125 Worsley Park-A. ..15 12 3 0121 Rhyddings......


A Division P w D I. P


Ribblesdale A .. ..15 10 4 1106 Lowerfold.......


Oakhill Vets....


u 4 0117 7 4 3 95


Dans and Dominoes Dominoes


P White Horse ............


Brown Cow............. ............. 52 Castle..................... Royal Oak A ............ Buck A ...................


il il


Social Club............... ............. bl Black B u ll............... ............. 47


PeelParkA ...; ..14 8 6 0 87 Rishton B C .... Mercer Park ...


Gaily Park A .. ..15 4 11 0 67 Whailey BC....


Read B C ........ ..18 4 11 3 81 Peel Park B .... ..17 2 14 1 70 Milnshaw B . . . . ..17 3 14 0 67 Gatty Park B .. ..16 1 14 1 51


7 9 1 93 Darts and Dominoes


CLITHEROE MEN’S INVITATION


SUMMER DARTS


LEAGUE RESULTS


Craven Heifer 7, Swan B 0;


Royal Oak 6, Brown Cow 1; St Michael’s 6, Horse Shoe 1; Swan A 7, Legion B 0; Waddington 7, White Lion 0. FIXTURES Monday


Craven Heifer v Low Moor;


Swan B v St Michael’s; Horse Shoe v Royal Oak; Castle v Brown Cow; Pendle Inn v Sfl&n A; Kings Arms v Legion A; Legion B v White Lion.


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND DOMINOES


SUMMER LEAGUE RESULTS


Pcndle League Darls


Buck B 3, Waggon and Horses Dominoes Buck B 9, Waggon 12; Swan


15, Black Horse 6; Royal Oak B 10, Horse Shoe 11. Ribblc League Darts


Castle 5, White Horse 4; Black


Bull 3, Buck! A 6; Social Club 4, Oak A 5;.


Dominoes


Castle 6, White Horse 15; Black Bull 16, Buck A 5; Social


Club 11, Oak A 10. POSITIONS


Pcndlc League Darts


P Waggon & Horses................


Black Horae..................... Swan&Royal.........................26 HorseShoe....................... Pendle Hotel....................


....14


Royal Oak B .................... Dominoes


p


Waggon & Horses.............. Swan & Royal...................


....53 HorseShoe....................... ....52


Black Home...................... Pendle Hotel...................... Royal Oak B ...................... Ribble League Darts


P RurV A ............................... ....38


Black Bull....................... Social Club....................... White Horse .................... Royal Oak A .................... ....20 ....13


Brown Cow ......................


Burnley Rd .... ..18 18 0 0185 Ribblesdale B .. ..17 12 3 2132 Worsley Park B . ..18 13 5 0131 Rushton Street B .17 11 6 0127 Immanuel A ... ..18 11 5 2120 Oakhill Vets B.. ..17 n 6 0112 ImmanuelB ... ..18 8 8 2106 Waddington ... ..17 9 8 0 97 Hurst Green ... ..17 6 11 0 95 Milnshaw C .. .. ..18 7 9 2 93 BulloughB ....


Sabden BC .... ..14 4 10 0 65 OakhiU BC .... ..14 2 12 0 51 B Division P W D L P


4 11 0 73 4 11 0 65


8 5 1 89 6 9 0 79


RIBBLE VALLEY DARTSAND DOMINOES


SUMMER LEAGUE RESULTS Darts


De Lacy A 3, Black Horse


(Pimlico) 9; Black Bull (Chat­ burn) 12, Higher Buck 0; Judge Walmesley 11, Black Bull 901d Langho) 1; Band Club 8, Bay Horse 4; Swan with Two Necks 10, De Lacy B 2. Dominoes


De Lacy A 7, Black Horse


(Pimlico) 5; Black Bull (Chat­ burn) 8, Higher Buck 4; Judge Walmesley 5, Black Bull (Old Langho) 7; Band Club 7, Bay Horse 5; Swan with Two Necks 6, De Lacy B 6.


Total De Lacy A 10, Black Horse


(Pimlico) 14; Black Bull (Chat­ burn) 20, Higher Buck 4; Judge Walmesley 16, Black Bull (Old Langho) 8; Band Club 15, Bay Horse 9; Swan with Two Necks 16, De Lacy B 6.


Football


ROEFIELD LEISURE FIVE-A-SIDE


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


Morning Glory 4, Mad Dogs 1;


White Horse 3, Beer Can 7. FIXTURES Sunday


9 a.m. - Mysters Magicians v


Morning Glory; 9-35 a.m. - Beer Can v New Inn; 10-10 a.m. - Dunop Who v White Horse; 10- 45 a.m. - AFC Buck v Mad Dogs.


Netball


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT NETBALL


Alpes............ ..n 9 0 2 29 Croe Light Eng. . . ii 8 0 3 27 RVMisschicks . , . ii 7 0 4 25 Young Farmers. ..u 7 0 4 25


LEAGUE First Division P W D L P


6; Swan and Royal 4, Black Horse ■ vang£;rs....... ;■ , 5; Oak B 2, Horse Shoe 7.


KBL......................0 0 Calder 7 .............10 1


E cISmpl............ S t


4 21 6 17


10 9 9 5


Hair of the Dogl .13 13 0 0 39 The Snip 2 ....... .12 9 0 3 28 Chipping Panthers 12 7 2 3 28 RV Rebels....... .12 7 0 5 23 Dunkenhalgh ... .13 6 1 6 21 Billington ....... .12 4 1 7 19 Lions Ladies .... .12 4 0 8 14 Bowland Gamebirdsl2 2 0 10 11 Doodahs ......... .12 i 0 11 6


Second Division P W D L P


:pbpr? THWAITES


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Premier Division White Hart 6, R B L B 6; St


Peter’s A 3, Castle A 9; R B L A 8, Billington A 4; Buck A 8, Buck B 4.


First Division White Horse A 8, Higher Buck


4; Billington B 9, White Horse B 3; Waggon A 5, St Peter’s B 7; Rose and Crown B 3, Low Moor 9.


Second Division Conservative Club A 6, Royal


Oak 6; Brown Cow 4, Station A 8. Third Division


RBL C 9, Rose and Crown A


3; White Lion 7, Conservative Club B 5; Kings Arms A 11, Wag­ gon B 1.


Fourth Division


Buck Wrinkleys 6, Craven B 6; Royal Oak B 4, RBL D 8; Craven


)3 >


1 ' Pool


A 8, De Lacy 0; Pendle 8, White Hart B 4..


Ladies Division Royal Oak B 2, Royal Oak A


7; White Horse 2, De Lacy B 7; De Lacy A 4, R B L 5; Buck A 3, Pendle 6.


FIXTURES Tonight


Chris Stewart Foundation Cup Craven Heifer B v White Lion;


Bay Horse v Kings Arms; Dog Music Bar v Buck A; Stork B v St Peter’s B; Buck B v Conserva­ tive Club; BillingtOn Brass Band Club v Castle A; Read Constitu­ tional Club v White Horse B; Waggon and Horses v RBL;


Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, August 2nd, 2007 47


GOLFERS from across the region shared the spoils in Clitheroe’s Sir Michael Bon- nallack open seniors event. But K. Duncan (Leyland)


took the cut glass replica of the Open claret jug home with him with a nett 68. Pleasington’s B. Goodwin


missed out by one shot but claimed second prize by the same margin from J. Kidd (Ringway). Pleasington captain


Saturday Clitheroe (v Gt Harwood,


home, meet Clitheroe 12-30 p.m.) S. Coulter, N. Bolton, P. Dibb, D. Turner, J. Marquet, M. Harg­ reaves, D. Glover, N. Bibby, J. Dewhurst, M. Coulter, Papps. Scorer; B. Geelan. Same team Friday night {v TBA, Twenty20, meet 5-30 p.m.) except G. Ker­ shaw for M. Coulter. Clitheroe 2nds (v Gt Harwood


2nds, away, meet 12-15 p.m.) P. Bishop, C. Musson, M. Dewhurst, A. Pearce, J. Warbur- ton, P. Cox, C. Brown, G. Ker­ shaw, A. Robinson, F. Green. Scorer S. Stinson. Read (v Settle, away, meet


Read 11-45 a.m.) W. Driver, T. Little, D. Swarbrick, K. O’Con­ nor, C. Holt, J. Marshall, F. Bar­ den, M. Doughty, S. Doughty, A. Laycock, Hanif Ur Rehman. Scorer K. Crabtree. Read 2nds (v Settle 2nds,


home, 1-30 p.m. start) S. Rush- ton, A. Baron, D. Thistlethwaite, E. Artingstoll, J. Jones, W. East- ham, G. Ramshead, S. Marshall, E. Lowes, S. Marsh, A. Rushton. Same team Sunday (v Cherry Tree 2nds, home, Lawrenson Cup, 1-30 p.m. start) except A. Laycock, A. Bennett and M. Doughty for G. Ramshead, S. Marsh and A. Rushton. Scorers: C. Lowes (Sat), K. Crabtree (Sun). Ribblesdale Wanderers (v


Bamoldswick, away, meet noon) Scuderi, D. Howard, A. Marsh, S. Kerr, B. Spencer, J. Braithwaite, M. Peel, M. Clarkson, A. Hart­ ley, A. Coxall, J. Dickinson. Ribblesdale Wanderers 2nds (v


Salesbury, home, meet 12-45 p.m.) M. Wrigley, I. Britcliffe, P. Spencer, M. Pratt, R. Whailey, S. Jarvis, G. McGuire, J. Hopkins, A. Hutchins, R. Clarkson, J. Britcliffe. Whailey (v Edenfield, away, 1-


30 p.m. start) M. Davies, Ediri­ weera, L. Kearsley, N. Cording­ ley, J. Rain, R. Palmer, A. Whe­ lan, D. Fitzhenry, M. Fallon, S. Booth, D. O’Neill. Whailey 2nds (v Edenfield,


home, 1-30 p.m. start) L. Burgess, S. Gorton, T. Keighley, G. Thomas, M . Hanson, I. Grace, W. Marsden, S. Taylor, J. Taylor, N. Fielden, J. Rawstron. •


Sunday Clitheroe 3rds (v Whailey


3rds, away, meet 12-15 p.m.) F. Green, P. Cox, T. Le Breton, A. Stinson, J. Green, J. McKenna, C. Gunn, J. Carysforth, A. Robinson, J. Warburton, L. Nut- tail. Scorer: S. Stinson.


Read 3rds (v Baxenden 3rds,


away, meet Read 12-15 p.m.) G. Hinks, M. Slithers, A. Tinker, T. Harper, S. Marsh, D. Chester, M. Alston, C. Astin, E. Yates, C. Lowes, M. Riley. Scorer: M. Shirtcliffe.


Whaliey 3rds (v Clitheroe,


home, start 1-30 p.m.) S. Lay­ cock, K. Armer, D. Barker, R. Donald, D. Fitzhenry, S. Mukherjee, A. McRae, C. Mahon, J. Taylor, J. Rawstron, L. Boyle.


Monday Ribblesdale Wanderers Under


18s (v Gt Harwood, home, start 6-30 p.m.) J. Bunyan, A. Hartley, J. Dickinson, R. Clarkson, M. Clarkson, H. Kay, A. Hutchins, J. Britcliffe, J. Hopkins, S. Cher­ ry, J. Reynolds:


Michael Dunn returned an impressive nett 71 to capture the Under 60s prize and ever­ green Don Partington was the only competitor from the home club to win a prize when his nett 73 took top spot in the Over 70s category Clitheroe members fared


much better in the annual Open Fourball. A four-way tie on 43 points


was resolved by scrutiny of cards and Clitheroe’s Archie Moro and Peter Harrison were delighted to find their better back nine put them in first place. A birdie at the tricky Nth


was not enough to elevate Heyrose members P. Hulse and J. Pearson above third place as they were pipped by homesters Daniel Preedy and James Andrew. Tony Bridge imported his


buddy Ian Wrathall from Burnley and they finished fourth, lone shot clear of cap­ tain elect Andrew Wamsley and Accrington’s Ian Ready. Chris Vines and John


Whowell are both enjoying a profitable season and so it was no surprise when they went head to head for the Seniors’ Club Championship. Both returned 79s but the


former got the nod after a card play-off. Chris Eddlestone shot an


impressive nett 71 in the Seniors Rosebowl, but John Ashurst snatched the trophy from him with the same score and a better back nine. Eddie White was two shots


away in third and Geoff Sut­ cliffe added to his prize fund by claiming the Under 60s prize. Douglas Woodburn, John Pawson and Roy Wood topped the other categories. Young Jack Rothwell is in


sparkling form and his nett 67 in the Midweek Medal gave him top spot and another handicap reduction. Rob Andrew’s 72-3-69


would have been good enough on most occasions, but he had to settle for second place ahead of Simon Swindells. Dennis Underwood jnr


took Division Two with a nett 72 after cards with Mal­ colm Goldsworthy, Peter Boddie was two shots away with a nett 74 and Mark Ash­ worth’s 73 was good enough for the gross prize. Whailey member Dave


Wetton had two consecutive wins in recent Open competi­ tions. Starting with the Whailey


Open Fourball, and part­ nered by John Berry from Mytton Fold, their score of 43 points was good enough to take the top spot after a card play-off with Trevor Thom- ber (Whailey) and Bob Scott (Mytton Fold). Whalley's Steven Brown


and Andy Palmer were in third place with 42 points. On the following day he


was partnered by Trevor Thornber who, having reached the requisite age, was playing his first seniors event. Their score of 44 points


took first prize in the Whailey Seniors Open. Second, with 42 points,


were Steve Askey and Andrew Danley with Ian Hartley and Nick Williamson in third place with 41 points. Following recent victories


by both his father and moth­ er, it was finally Andrew Har­ vey's turn to mount the vic­ tor's rostrum. Playing with a new set of


clubs, a new putter and with Gary Clough from Great Harwood, their score of 43 points was just enough to win the second invitation of the year. Steve Shoreman and


Simon Pilbin (Mytton Fold) were in second place with 42 points. A card play-off decided the


final nett prizes; Martin Foulds and Mike Sherrin (Leeds) with 39 points edging John Heap and Chris Hugh­ es (Mytton Fold) into fourth place. With a certain degree of


inevitability, Roger Altham and Martin Cane (Clitheroe) took the gross prize with a 73. Stuart Herd, who will be


representing Whailey in the English Golf Union Gold Medal finals at Woodhall Spa later this month, took first prize in the Sunday medal with an excellent 83-1667 from Mel Earle (80-872). Away from Whailey, club


president Chris Davies and Roger Altham were invited to play in the Rochdale Golf Club Invitation Mixed Texas Scramble. And Ann Prior and Irish


Sherry finished second in the ELGA Scott Leggatt finals played at Haydock Park Golf Club. After the washout and can­


cellation of the previous week’s Captain’s Day at Stonyhurst Park, members successfuly contested a four- man team event sponsored by Paul McEvoy of Clitheroe Golf Club. In glorious sunshine the


winners, John Buxbaum, Ray Robinson, Richard Moody and Chris Thomas, carded 103 points. Second place, with 97


points were Steve Clash, Gra­ ham Monk, Steven Young and Mike Kerrigan. Partnered by Chris's wife


Celia and Lancashire Ladies Golf Union Treasurer Brenda Flett, their score of 66-5.6- 60.4 saw them claim first place by 0.2 shots. Lauraine Wall (98-24-74)


won the Christine Stokes Pendant at Clitheroe and also claimed Bronze Division hon­ ours ahead of Marion Read (101-35-76). Silver Division prizes went to Sarah Walton (81-3-78) and Deborah Cat- low (94-16-78). Thelatest junior stableford


at Clitheroe saw victory for James Taylor (36) by four shots from William Kenyon.


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