■ f vmw.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk «?|CL. 70 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, September 6th, 2007


Narrow defeat


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KIBBLE Valley District Under 15s lost narrowly in an enthralling Lan­ cashire Cup Final against Hyndburn. The locals lost the


toss, were asked to bat first and got off to a good start, until Hopkins was run out for seven. Dewhurst


joined


Knight, and they put on 67 until Dewhurst fell for 27, unfortunately pick­ ing up a hamstring injury in the process. Clarkson made a solid


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25 while Knight was put­ ting together a marvel­ lous score. Robinson and Lowes


assisted him, and the Valley side finished on 193-4 off 45 overs, with Knight not out on 98. In Hyndburn’s reply,


Lowes took an early wicket and conceded only sue runs in his open­ ing five overs,, while Hutchins was unlucky with a catch going down. Clarkson and Coul-


ston were a expensive early on, and the Valley turned to spin through Le-Breton and Hopkins. This slowed the run


rate, with both spinners taking a wicket, Le-Bre- ton only conceding 21 runs off his nine overs. The game; became


a»‘


tense as the run rate crept up to almost seven an over, but Hyndburn had wickets in the tent. This proved to be


vital, as when it came to the last over, they need^ 13 to win and managed to pass the Valley score by one run off the very last ball of the game.


Narrow defeat


RICHARD Shovelton and Steve Bowker saw Chatburn to a 16-run win over Haworth Road. ■With the bat the locals


made 221-8, thanks largely to Shovelton’s 81, and other efforts from opener Mark Braithwaite (25), Neil Cartledge (11), Nick Hutchinson (25) and Andy Lambert (36 not out). Shovelton struck 10 fours and a six off 93


balls. In reply, the Yorkshire


hosts finished short on 205-8 as Bowker (3-34), Rod Booth (2-39) and Shovelton (1-65) took the wickets to halt them in their tracks. ' Meanwhile, Chatbum


seconds had an eight- wicket victory over Skip- ton Cl to maintain third spot in the league. Geoff Lambert, Henry


Kay and Chris Mulheam each took three wickets as Skipton were bowled out for a paltry 34. ■ Chatburn took 5.4


overs to score 38-2 with Mark Holmes (19) and


Rob Devine (12 not out). Martin Davies


SAWLEY’S Jonnie Schofield and partner Ben Brown won bronze in the Under 23 500m kayak doubles at the European Flat- water Championships in Belgrade at the


Jonnie claims Euro bronze


weekend. One of four medals picked up by Team


GB in Serbia Montenegro, the pair took their favoured lane next to the grandstand and gave it everything as they hauled their boat over the line in third place behind


Hungary and Latvia. Twenty-two-year old Schofield has only


very recently switched from Wild Water Racing to the Olympic Sprint Racing,


Lvacin inu L/iyiiip o iiuv (s)


Edenfield v Clitheroe Edcnficld


J. Smithson run out......................18 NaeerabPapps


A. Barnes c Palmer b Pearce. ^ .59 J.SmithcDibbbPapps


where he has won an array of medals, including gold at the European Champi­


onships in May. In his first-ever Sprint World Cup,


Schofield bagged seventh place in the K2 (Kayak double) 500m event alongside 21- year-old Brown, the former Junior Marathon World Champion. . The pair have dominated over the 500m


distance in the domestic selection regattas in April and June, and this is a great way to end the season for this new crewl Schofield (left) and Brown are pictured,


« n Whalley crash to earth


WHALLEY came back down to earth with a severe reality check when a poor bowling display condemned them to a comprehensive trashing at home to Cherry Tree on Saturday. Defeat saw them plum­


met down the table, and any hopes of a Lancashire Cup place diminished - unless they can win their three remaining fixtures in what has been a season of inconsistent performances.


Cherry Tree didn't hang


about, and a splendid open­ ing partnership set them up as Scott Friend and Ahmer Mirza posted 68 for the first wicket in 12 overs, before the former fell to Mark Fal­ lon, caught by Whalley paid man Bradman Ediri- weera on the square leg boundary. Hopes must have been


raised for the home side when Declan Fitzhenry had the Tree professional


Zahoor Elahi caught by Martin Davies for just sbe, oft probably the worst ball he has bowled in his short first term career. Ahmer fell for very good


71 off just 87 deliveries, with things just starting to slow down at 113-3. And that soon became


124-4 when Bolton holed out to David O'Neill off Fallon tor six. Mark Hadfield (26) and Nigel Robbins (15) went.


before a real onslaught in the final overs saw Baldwin hit a rapid 42 off 21, and Marc Burrows 15 oft 13, as the innings finally ended on 217- 7 - leaving Whalley a stiff ask in the second innings. A pedestrian start


between Davies and Alex Whelan added 76 for the first wicket to set Whalley up for a sporting chance, but Davies went for 44 and was soon followed by Whe­ lan tor 29, both run out.


Read enjoy nine-wicket win


READ had little trouble in over­ powering Barnoldswick on Satur­ day to record a nine-wicket victory. Frank Barden finished with


superb figures of 5-15 as the visitors went from 7-1 to 8-5 at Whalley Road, recovering to 41-6, before col­ lapsing to 74 all out. Substitute professional Kaileem


mustered the little resistance Barnoldswick could otter, and he only scored 26 runs before Barden had him caught behind by David Swarbrick for the sixth wicket. Three ducks preceded that wick­


et, and but for a final wicket stand of 16 runs that saw Melvyn Parker finish with 12, Barnoldswick were


all out for 76. The only mention of note in the


innings was that Jessica Scothern made her Bamoldswick debut, and she is believed to be the first-ever female cricketer to play in a Rib- blesdale League first team fixture. She faced 30 balls to score a sin­


gle run in the final-wicket stand with Parker as the innings came to a close after less than 28 overs. A wicket each was also taken by


Read paid man Hanif Ur Rehman (1-1), Chris Holt (11-1), Chris Astin (25-1) and Elliot Lowes (14-


!)•In reply, the single Read wicket to fall was that of Joe Marshall,


who was caught by Kaileem off the bowling of Sajid Akhtar for 13. Fellow opener Swarbrick (19 not


out) and Rehman (45 not out) did. the rest without much trouble to see the side home in 14.5 overs.' The Read professional struck


three boundaries and four sixes for his knock that came off 32 balls. Next weekend sees the return of


double fixtures as the season draws ever closer to an end. Read are away at Earby on Sat­


urday, before entertaining Padiham at Whalley Road on Suiiday, wick­ ets pitched at 1 p.m.


Frank Barden Ripped apart! Pro hurts locals


JOINT league leaders Baxenden obliterated Ribblesdale Wander­ ers by seven wiclcets on Saturday to maintain their charge for the


title. The Church Meadow men were


■ripped apart by Stephen Molloy (4-31) and professional Jonathan Fielding (4-17), while wicket keeper Andrew Caunce claimed six victims. Three catches and three stump-


ings were made by Caunce as he had an exceptional day behind the stumps, catching Ribblesdale paid man Joe Scuderi (6), Alistair Marsh (11) and Stephen Kerr (6), and whipping off the bails of Ryan Gladwin (0), Joe Bunyan (1) and John Braithwaite (0). Craig Hall proved Ribblesdale's


top scorer with 24 runs before he became one of Fielding's tour vic­ tims, but the rest of the order tell


extremely cheaply as the locals were all out tor 60. In reply, Baxenden lost three


early wickets in Callum Wadding- ton (5), David Parkinson (7) and Mark Rishton (0), but former Clitheroe paid man Fielding (37 not out) and Simon Payne (8 not out) had little trouble in attaining such a low target'to take victory. David Howard (1-12) Terry


Braithwaite (1-21) and John Braithwaite (.1-21) all took a wicket apiece. The penultimate weekend of


the Ribblesdale Cricket League season sees a double dose of fix­ tures. Ribblesdale travel to Great


Harwood on Saturday, and enter­ tain Earby on Sunday, with wick­ ets pitched at 1 p.m. on both days.


SPORT IN ASSOCIATION WITH P3 COMPUTERS (l'&-


EDENFIELD professional Babar Naeem proved the difference between defeat and victory for Clitheroe on Saturday, as the man from Pakistan struck a century to consign the locals to a 40-run defeat. The deficit in runs was exactly


the difference between what Clitheroe professional Michael Papps made (60), and that of Naeem. In fact, the Chatburn Road visi­


tors contributed much more as a team, compared to one or two siz­ able efforts from Edenfield. Adam Barnes (59) was next best


with the.bat, followed by double fig­ ures from Christian Slinger (24), opener Greg Smithson (18) and Brett Storey (16).Papps finally took the wicket of Naeem, bowling him at the 100 mark, while Barnes fell to a catch by Carl Palmer oft


Andrew Pearce, and Slinger fell to a catch by Danny Glover off Josh Marquet. Pearce topped the bowling fig­


ures with 3-29, aided by 2-53 from Papps and 2-66 from Marquet as Edenfield finished 238-7. In reply, apart from Papps’ top


score of 60, double figures came from opener Neil Bolton (15), Peter Dibb (10), Danny Glover (32), Simon Goulter (18), Palmer (18) and Mark Hargreaves (16) as Clitheroe fell short on 198-7. Naeem was also instrumental in


claiming 4-84, \vith the aid of a fur­ ther 2-73 from William Slinger. This weekend's penultimate fix­


tures see Clitheroe entertain Oswaldtwistle Immanuel on Satur­ day, before travelling to Barnoldswick on Sunday. Wickets are pitched at the earlier time of 1' p.m. on both days.


e v F C a After Ediriweera went for


34 it was the beginning of the end, as yet again the promise within the Whalley line up failed to come up with the required goods. Elahi bowled a good


length and nagging leg-side line and proved difficult to get awajr, resulting in five wickets for Sudnik at the other end. Wickets tumbled rapidly, and Whalley were soon 157 all out after another resounding collapse form the middle order and tail, as the home side failed yet again to chase a total do\vn. So different to the happy


camp that followed last week's success in the Twen- ty20Cup.


Cobras score


easy win


IN their final match of the season, Clitheroe Cobras Under 13s A had a convinc­ ing victory against Padi­ ham at The Arbories. Batting first, Clitheroe


made steady, but unspec­ tacular, progress on a slow


batting surface. Significant contributions


by Houldsworth (18) Parkinson (18) and Banks (16) left Clitheroe with a nett total of 67 oft their 16 overs. In reply, Padiham were


never in a position to threaten the target, due again to some excellent all­ round bowling from Clitheroe, although their fielding, tor once, fell short of their normal high stan­ dards and had a distinct end-ot-season look about it. Nuttall


(2-8)


Houldsworth (1-5) and Dent (1-8) were the wicket


takers. Clitheroe now have to


wait for the fixtures of their rivals to be completed thiS week to see if they have managed to secure a cham­ pionship that has eluded this age group for some time.


retfiiers M. i %


....................100 .2


dSlingercGloN’erbMarquet .....24- B. Storey c Dibb b Marquet..........16. A. KeircHolgateb Pearce............5 D. Johnson not out ........................3 W. Slinger not ou t.........................5 Extras. . . : ..............................4 ■Ibtal(for7) . . . . .v . ..............238 Bowling: J. Marquet 12-2-66*2; M.


Hargreaves 3*0*33-0; Papps I3-2-^2; N. Bolton 12-0-48-0; A. Pearce 5-0-29-3. Clilheroe.


N. Bolton Ibw Naeem ... .. .. .. .. .1 5 Papps run out


............... '.... .60


P. Dibb st Naeera..............10 D.Glo\’erc Smith b Naeem..........32 A.I^arcebNaeem ........................3 d Coulter c and b Slinger........... ..18 C. Palmer Ibw Slinger


TbtaKfor?) .........................198 Bowling: Naeem 23-4-84-4; J. Smith 3-0-26-0; W. Slinger 19-0-73-2.


Read v Barnoldswick Barnoldswick


P. Beech b Barden......................... 2 A. Khan st Swarbrick b Lowes.........5. Kaileem c Swarbrick b Barden.......26 D.


J. Pickup b Barden .............


&othemb Barden ..0 0


& Sheraz c Holt b Barden...............0 M. Hussain run out........................7 C. Lemon c Barden b Astin............. 4 S. Akhtar c Rehman b Holt ............9 J.Scothcmlbw..................... 1 M. Parker not out.................. ....12 Extras.....................................8 Total.....................................76 Bowling: E. Lowes 5-0-14-1; F.


Barden 11-7-15-5; C. Astin 6-1-25-1; C. Holt3-l-n-I:Rchman2.4-l-I-l. Read


J. Marshall c Kallecm b Akhtar. .. .13 D. Swarbrick not out.....................19 Rehman not out...........................45 Extras........................


Total (fori) ...........................78 Bowling: D. Scothem 4-1-14-0; S.


Ahktar 5-1-12-1; Kaileem 3.5-0-30-0; M. Parker 2-0-21-0.


Baxenden v Ribblesdale Wanderers


Ribbicsdalc Wanderers


Scuderi c Caunce b Molloy............. 6 A. Marsh c Caunce bMNolly .......11 R. Gladwin st Caunce b Molloy.......0 C.


J. Bunyan st Caunce b Fielding.......1 B. Spencer c D. Parkinson b Fielding .0 J. Braithvi'aite st Caunce b Fielding. .0 T. Braithwaite not out .................. 0 Extras...........................; ........6 Total................ •.................. 60 Bowling: Fielding 17.5-8-17-4; S.


Molloy 12-5-31-4: D. Parkinson 5-1-10-2. Baxenden


GWaddingtonc Bunyan b Howard .5 D. Parkinson c Kerr b T. Braithwaite 7 M. Rishton c Gladwin b J. Brmthwaite .0 Fielding not out...........................37 S.Pa}Tienotout ...........................8 Extras.....................................4 Total (for 3) ..........................61 Bowling: D. Howard 7-4-12-1; T.


Braithviaite 5-2-21-1; J. Braithwaite 6- 5-U-l; B. Spencer 4.5-0-24-0.


Whalley v Cherry IVee Cherry Tree


A. Mirza c Rain b 6)rdingley........ 71 S. Friend c Ediriweera b Fallon . .. .22 Elahi c Davies b Fitzhenry........ .6 M. Hadfield c Palmer b Fallon.......26 J. Bolton c O’Neill b Fallon ............8 N. Robbins c and b Ediriweera.......15 J. Baldwin notout........................42 M. Burrows run out..................... ri5 L. Kennedy not out........................


3, Ediiineera 8-1-38-1; D. Fitzhenry 5- 0-24-1.


. Whalley Da\T(snmout.....44 A. ivheianrunout.......................29


EdirirteeracRobbinsbSudnik ....34, N. Cuidingley c Sudnik b Elahi.......3 Ai. Fallon c Hadficld b Sudnik........ 9 G. Thomas c Elahi b Sudnik............6 i4.Ki‘arsieyc and b Elahi............... 4 J-Ram ciladfieldb Sudnik............7 R-Palmer not out.......... ..............5


0 .


D.Fivthenryc Burrows b Elahi.......8 D. 0 ixviii c Elahi b Sudnik ............0 ?«ras.................................... .


...................................157


Extras...................................u Total (for 7) .........................217 uuniiiig: N. Cordingley 10-1-34-1; D0^ 113-0-21-0; M. Fallon 19-1-93-


1 1 Extras..................... 1 .. . .Cnckci


Bowling; Elahi 22-M7-3; J. Bald™ 6-l-16d); A. Sudnik 16-2-66-5.


VEKA RIBBLESDALE CRICKET LEAGUE TABLES


.18'


hi. Hargreaves not out... .\ ^ .. .16 I.


Scottnotout.......'.5 37


, R’daleWands;23 7 11 5 25110 OssyImm....23 5 13 5 26 91 Settle....... 23 3 12 8 18 72 Bamoldswick. 23 2 16 5 17 52 First Division


B’bumN.....23 15 4 4 34196 Baxenden.... 23 15 4 4 34196 •Padiham.... 23 11 8 3 24150 Gt Harwood.. 23 11 7 5 24149 Edenfield.... 23 10 8 5 30145 Cherry'Tree.. 23 10 9 4 28140 •Earby.........23 10 8 4 21140 Whalley.......23 9 8 6 32140 Clithcroe. .. . 23 9 9 6 27132 Read............23 9 9 5 23128


Brinscall.......23 14 2 7 20131 Salesbury....23 14 5 4 20172 Read............23 12 9 2 43169 ChenyTree..23 12 6 5 31166 R’dale Wands. 23 12 8 3 32161 Belvedere.;.. 23 12 5 6 21159 Clithcroc ....23 9 7 6 36151 Whalley.......23 7 10 6 27115 Stackstcads..23 6 12 5 40115 Ossy Imm__23 7 8 8 13107 Settle..........23 6 11 6 25103 Gt Harwood.. 23 6 11 6 24102 Edenfield ....23 2 12 8 16 67 Earby..........23 3 16 4 8 50 Second Division


Padiham.......23 17 2 4 33215 Belvedere.... 22 14 4 4 24176 BlyGSOB...23 11 8 4 38160 Feniscowles.. 23 11 5 7 26157 Rolls-Royce.. 22 11 7 4 32154 B’bura N . .. . 23 11 8 4 26148 Baxenden.... 23 10 6 7 25146 Brinscall.......22 7 10 5 28113 Salesbury.... 23 8 12 3 19108 BlyGSOB2..23 7 11 5 19104 Bamoldst^ick. 22 6 10 6 19 97 Stacksteads.. 23 5 12 6 15 83 Feniscowles 2.23 4 13 6 18 76 Rolls-Royce 2.23 2 16 5 12 47 Third ]Division P w L N B P


Hallcl.ParkinsonobFielding ..24


M. Briggs c Sudvr-orth b Molloy.......6 D. Howard c Molloy bD.Parldnson .0 S.


KerrcCauncebD.Parkinson ....6


ChenyTree..l4 9 1 4 18120 Ossy Imm.... 16 7 3 6 14102 Earby..........15 6 4 5 15 90 B’bura N..... 14 6 2 6 10 88 R’dale Wands. 14 6 3 5 9 84 Gt Harwood.. 15 4 4 7 21 82 Edenfield. .. . 14 5 4 5 17 82 Baxenden. .. . 14 5 3 6 11 79 Padiham.......16 4 4 8 12 76 Clitheroe ....15 4 6 5 19 74 Whalley.......13 4 6 3 19 68 Feniscowles.. 16 3 8 5 23 68 Settle..........14 3 4 7 12 63 Read............13 3 5 5 17 62 Belvedere....15 3 5 7 8 59 Salesbury. . . . 14 3 6 5 10 55 Baraold^ick. 16 2 9 5 I f 46 •denotes tied game ’


Bowls ‘ 1


EXPRESS GIFTS HYNDBURN VETS


BOWLING LEAGUE TABLES


A Division P W D L P


WoralcyParkA...20 17 0 3171 Rhyddings.............21 15 1 5164 Rushton Street A .21 15 2 4163 RibbIcsdaleA ....21 16 1 4156 Lowerfold..............20 10 3 7 134 Peel Park A ...........20 10 0 10112 OakhillVcts...........18 9 1 8109 Rishton PC...........20 8 0 12 102 Mercer Park......... 20 6 1 13 101 SabdenBC .........20 7 0 13 99 Catty Park A ....20 4 1 15 89 Whalley BC...........20 5 0 15 88 OakhillBC........... 19 3 0 16 72 I) Division P W D L P


Burnley Rd........ 25 25 0 0 257 Rushton Street B .24 17 0 7185 WoraleyParkB...21 18 0 6182 RibblesdaleB ....23 15 2 6169 Immanuel A __.24 16 2 6 166 Immanuel B .......25 11 2 12149 OakhillVetsB....24 12 1 11146 MilnshawC........... 25 11 2 12131 Waddington .......23 12 0 11 132 BullonghB .........24 9 1 14 1 24 Hurst Green .....24 7 0 17 1 22 Read BC.............. 25 6 3 16110 Peel Park B ........... 23 5 1 17104 MilnshawB........... 23 4 1 17 91 GattyParkB ....24 - 4 1 19 89


im P W L N B P P W L N B P


Senior Division P w L N B P


GREAT HARWOOD AND DISTRICT


BOWLING LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Burnley Rd B 7, Gt Harwood


A 3; Glitheroe CC A 8, Ossy Con 2; Globe Keys 9. Whalley A 1; Ribblesdale A 6, Roe Lee Park 4; Sabden Black 6, Globe A 4; Sab- den Black 8, Salesbury A 2. Second Division


Free Gardeners A 5, Rushtoon


St B 5; Gatty Park 3, Free Gar­ deners A 7; Globe B 5, Gatty Park 5; Gt Harwood B 8, Burnley Rd A 2; Rushton St A 9, Gt Har­ wood CC 1; Waddington A 4, Hunt Green A 6. Third Division


Grange 9, Oakhill 1; Gt Har­


wood L 4, Oakhill Vets 6; Immanuel A 6, Sydney St 4; Oakhill Vets 8, Immanuel A 2; Rishton Con B 4, Mercer Park 6; Salcsbury B 5, Sabden Red 5. Fourth Division


Castle 7, Immanuel B 3; Castle


1, Green Park 9; Coppice 2, Immanuel B 8; Hurst Green B 4, Waddington B 6; Sabden Blue 8, Clitheroe CC B 2; Whalley B 7, Free Gardeners B 3. TABLES


Third Division P W D


Sydney St ........ Sabden C Whallcy B ......... Rishton BC....... Gatty Park....... Waddington B... Salesbury Red Immanuel B __ Gt Harwood CC . Fourth


.13 10 0 .15 7 2 .14 .8 1 .13 8


L P 3 92 6 84 5 80 3 76 3 72 7 69 8 64


.14 1 0 Division P w D


ReadCC........ -.15 12 1 Oakhill Park B . ..16 11 1 GrangeC.. . . . . ..16 10 0 Burnley RdD .. ..16 10 2 Ribblesdale C .. ..16 9 1 AlmaB .......... ..16 9 2 Milnshaw Park . ..16 9 0 SabdenA.. . . . . ..16 2 1 Oakhill Beech .. ..15 1 0 Clitheroe CCB . ..16 2 0


10 43 13 40


L P 2106 4104 6 98 4 94 6 93 5 88 7 77


13 56 14 36 14 35


Diirl.Siuid Dominoes


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND DOMINOES


SUMMER LEAGUE RESULTS


Pcndic League Darts


Globe Heys........ 20 14 3 3141 Ribblesdale A ....20 13 3 4127 ClithcrocCCA ...20 13 0 7121 GtHarwoodA ...20 10 1 9111 GlobcA............. 20 10 0 ICI05 RocLeePark ....19 10 0 9 95 BurnleyRdB ....20 10 0 10 95 Ossy Con.............20 7 2 11 85 Salesbury A ........20 9 0 11 80 Sabden Black ....19 5 1 13 72 Whalley A ..........20 3 0 17 58 Second Division P W D L P


RushlonStA ....20 16 1 3132 Gt Harwood B ...20 13 2 5122 RushtonStB ....20 13 1 6119 Rishton Con. A...20 11 0 9116 Free Gardeners A .20 11 1 8113 Hurst Green A ...20 10 2 8103 Waddington A... .20 7 .1 12 89 Gt Harwood CC ..20 6 3 11 88 Globe B ............. 20 6 1 13 86 Burnley Rd A __20 8 0 12 80 Gatty Park........20 2 2 16 52 Third Division P W D L P


Sabden Red........20 16 1 3140 Sydney Street ....20 16 0 4135 OakhillVets........20 12 1 7117 Gt HarwoodL....20 II 0 9107 Salesbury B ........20 8 2 10 98 Mercer Park.......20 8 0 12 95 Immanuel A .......20 10 0 0 93 Grange...............20 9 0 11 89 RibbleaialeB ....20 6 0 14 76 Rishton Con. B.. .20 6 0 14 75 Oakhill;.............20 6 0 14 75 Fourth Division P W D L P


Green Park ........20 20 0 0175 ImmanuelB .....20 13 2 5119 Sabden Blue.......20 13 1 6115 Whalley B ..........20 11 2 7104 Coppice............. 20 10 1 9102 WaddingtonB....20 9 2 9 96 Free Gardeners B .20 8 1 11 94 Milnshaw Wands .20 6 3 11 90 Castle................20 9 0 11 86 HurstGreenB ...20 4 2 14 74 CbtheroeCCB...20 0 0 20 45


MILL LODGE HYNDBURN


BOWLING LEAGUE First Division


P W D L P


GlobeA.............17 15 0 2124 Free Gardeners ...17 12 0 5111 RushtonStE ....18 11 0 7100 BumleyRdC ....18 11 0 7 96 Ribblesdale A ....17 8 1 8 87 ClithcmcCCA...18 8 0 10 82 Salesbury Blue .. .17 7 0 10 82 WhalleyA..........18 6 1 11 70 Ossy Con.............17 8 0 9 -75 Globe E ............. 17 0 0 11 73 Immanuel A .......18 3 0 15 44 Second Division P W D L P


RushtonStC ....17 13 0 4113 Waddington A... .17 11 2 4112 SabdenB............17 11 1 5107 Coppice.............17 10 1 6 98 Oakhill Park A ...18 8 2 8 93 Burnley Rd B ....17 6 2 9 83 Rishton Con. C .. .17 7 .2 8 80 Globe C.............17 6 2 9 71 Oakhill Ash......... 17 5 2 10 70 GrangeA.............17 5 0 12 02 Mercer Park .......18 6 0 12 59


5 M


First Division P W D L P


Horse Shoe 1, Waggon and


Horses 8; Buck B 4, Pendle Hotel 5; Black Horse 7, Royal Oak B 2. Dominoes


Horse Shoe 13, Waggon 8;


Buck B 8, Pendle 13; Black Horse 13, Royal Oak B 8. Rihbic League Darts


Royal Oak A 4, Black Bull 5;


Social Club 7, Brown Cow 2; White Horse 4, Buck A 5. Dominoes


Royal Oak A 9, Black Bull 12;


Social Club 9, Brown Cow 12; White Horse 13, Buck A 8. POSITIONS


Pcndic League Darts


Black Horse... Swan & Royal . Waggon & Horses.......... Horse Shoe.................... BuckB......................... Pendle Hotel................. Royal Oak B ................. Dominoes


P UNIBOND


FOOTBALLLEAGUE • First Division North


P W D L P P


Waggon & Horses................... ...125 Horse Shoe................................110 Pendle Hotel..............................98 BuckB...................................... 97 S\\’an& Royal............................ 93 Black Horse................................85 Royal Oak B ...........................82 Ribbic League Darts


P


Buck A...................................... 50 Black Bull.................................51 Social Club.................................30 Brown Cow................................27 White Horse ..............................22 Royal Oak A ................ Castle.


28 Dominoes P


White Horse ............................ 100 Brown Cow ............................... 98 Social Club.................................96 Black Bull.................................96 Roj’alOakA ..............................94 Buck A...................................... 91 Castle........................................86


CLITHEROE MEN’S INVITATION


SUMMER DARTS


LEAGUE RESULTS


Swan B 0, L«owmoor 7; Craven


Heifer 3, Horseshoe 4; Brown Cow 3, St Michaels 4; Kings Arms 0, Swan A 7; White Lion 3, Legion A 4; Legion B 2, Waddington 5. FIXTURES


dle Inn V Kings Arms; Horseshoe V Royal Oak; Swan A v White Lion.


TABLES


Red Division P W L P


Royal Oak..............11 11 0 64 Low Moor.............12 10 2 59 St Michael’s ............12 5 4 48 Craven Heifer.......12 5 7 42 Broun Cow............12 3 9 32


Legion A v Waddington; Pen­


Ossett Albion .......4 3 0 1 9 CurzonAshton ....4 2 2 0 8 Bamber Bridge... .4 2 2 0 8 Wakefield ............4 2 1 1 7 Woodley Sports....4 2 1 1 7 Garforth'lii .........4 2 I 1 7 Bradford PA .........4 2 1 1 7 RossendaIeUtd....4 2. 1 1 7 reunited......... 4 2 0 2 6 Lancaster City ....4 .2 0 2 6 Chorley...............4 1 2 1 5 Skel’daleUtd........ 4 1 2 1 5 Mossley...............4 1 1 2 4 BridlingtonTn ..,.4 1 1 2 4 Newcastle BS.......4 0 3 1 3 Harrogate RA.......4 1 0 3 3 Clitheroe............. 4 0 1 3 1 Radcliffe Bor........4 0 1 3 1


EAST LANCASHIRE


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Hurst Green 2, Rimington 0;


Langho 4, Witton Park 1; Worsthorne 1, Rock Rovers 3; Goodshaw 4, Peel Park 1; Borrow- dale Utd 2, Colne Utd 1; Enfield 0, Mill Hill 2; Kelbrook 6, Settle Utd 1; Goodshaw Utd 2, Langho 6; Mill Hill 3, Worsthome 2; Peel Park 2, Colne Utd 2; Rimington 5, Kelbrook 2; Settle Utd 2, Enfield 2; Stacksteads 1, Rock Rovers 0; Witton Park 2, Hurst Green 5.


Second Division Bacup CC 4, Rawtenstall 1;


Barnoldswick Town 1, Barrow- ford Celtic 4; BGSOB 2, Burnley Boys Club 1; Oswaldtwistle St Mary's 1, Barrowford YCW 1; Pendle Forest -2, Burnley Belvedere 2; Read Utd 4, Clitheroe RBL 4; Canberra 2, Padiham A 0; Bacup CC 7, Bar­ rowford Celtic 3; BGSOB J, Can-


.berra 4; Clitheroe RBL 2, Oswaldtwistle St Mary’s 2; Padi­ ham A 0, Read Utd 2; Rawten­ stall 5, Burnley Boys Club 3; Sab­ den 1, Barrowford YCW 2. Reserve Division


Colne Utd 2, Read Utd 0;


Goodshaw Utd 3, BGSOB 3; Peel Park li Oswaldtwislte St Mary’s 1; Rawtenstal! 2, Stackstcads SJ 6; Rock Rovers 6, Kelbrook 0; Rimington 5, Enfield 0; Worsthome 1, Langho 2; Enfield 1, Rock Rovers 0; Hurst Green 5,


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Horse Shoe : ........ 11 4 7 32 SwanB ............... 12 0 12 10 Blue Division P W L P


SwanA ............... II 11 0 63 Le^onB............. 12 8 4 51 Waddington.........11 8 3 49 KingsArms.......... 11 5 6 34 Pendle Inn............11 4 9 34 White Lion.......... 11 2 9 21 Legion A ..............11 1 10 21


RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES’DARTS


ASSOCIATION RESULTS


Catholic SC 10, DeLacy 2; Bay


Horse 5, Black Bull 7; Craen B 0, Judge 12; RBL 7, Craven A 5; Brown Cow 9, Kings Arms 3. HIGH SCORES


133 • M. Waddington; 132 - H.


Coleran; 125 - S. Lakin, S. Davis; 123 - K. Astley, R. Booth; 121 - P. Dixon, J. Hamer, J. Mirkovic, L. Lloyd; 117 - E. Twist; 107 - A. Southwell; 102 - S. Hartley; 101 - W. Chipperton; 100 - A. South-


•well, L. Green, A.M. Bellenka, L. Cook x2, P. Dixon, E. Jungbluth, R. Bolton.


TABLE


Judge........................................12 Catholic SC................................10 Brown Cow................................. 9 Lepon ........................................7 Black Bull...................................7 Bay Horse...................................5 Craven.......... ............................. 5 KingsArms................................. 3 DeLacy......................................2 Craven B .....................................0 Low Moor ...................................0 Billington BC ..............................0 Black Horse................................. 0


P THWAITES


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Premier Division Legion B 6, Bay Horse 6; St


Peter’s HG 4, Buck A 8; Castle A 10, Billington A 2; Buck B 4, Legion A 8. First Division


Billington B 7, Waggon A 5;


White Horse B 6, St Peter’s B 6; Read Con Club 9, Higher Buck B 3; Low Moor Club 9, IVhite Horse A 3. Second Division


Horseshoe 5, Brown Cow 7;


Royal Oak A 8, Kings Arms B 4. Third Division


Waggon and Horses B 6, (kmser-


vative Club B 6; Rose and Crown A 7, White Lion 5; Kings Arms 5, Legion C 7; Dog 8, Castle B 4. Fourth Division


Buck Wrinkleys 7, Royal Oak


B 5; RBL D 7, Pendle Hotel 5; Craven B 5, White Hart B 7. Ladies Division


FIXTURES Tonight


Premier Division Bay Horse v Buck B; Billing­


ton A v White Hart; Buck A v RBL B; RBL A v Castle A. First Division


Higher Buck B v Billington B;


Rose and Crown B v White Horse B; White Horse A v Read Con Club.


Second Division Kings Arms B v Horseshoe;


Station v Con Club. Third Division


Buck D V Rose and Crown A;


Castle B v Kings Arms; Conserv­ ative Club B V Dog; White Lion v Waggon and Horses B. Fourth Division "


Craven Heifer A v Buck


Wrinkleys; De Lacy v Royal British Legion D; Pendle Hotel v Craven B.


September 13th


Chris Stewart Foundation Cup Semi Finals: RBL A v Buck A;


Castle A v Kings Arms. TABLES


Premier Division P W D


Buck A...............12 10 1 RBLA...............12 10 0 Castle A............. 11 8 Billington A.........12 6 WTiiteHart.........11 4 Bay Horse.......... II 3 RBLB................12 1 St Peter’s HG ....12 1 BuckB................11 1 First Division P W


Low Moor..........12 11 Billington B:.......11 8- WhilellorseA ...12 5 St Peter’s B .........12 5 Read Con. Club ..II 5 Rose & Crown B ..11 3 Waggon A ..........12 3 WiteHorseB ...11 2 Higher BuckB ...12 1


C all the -W i i


L P 1117 2115 1103 6 82 5 75 6 65 7 61 7 61 9 49


Rawtenstall 1; Oswaldtwistle St Mary’s 1. Stacksteads SJ 1; Read Utd 2, Goodshaw Utd 4; Worsthome 1, BGSOB 1. FIXTURES


(kick-off 2-15 p.m. unless staled) Saturday


First Division Borrowdale Utd v Rock


Rovers; Enfield v Colne Utd; Hurst Green v Settle; Kelbrook v Witton Park; Langho v Riming­ ton; Mill Hill v Stacksteads; Peel Park V Goodshaw Utd. Second Division


Barnoldswick Town v Bacup


CC; Burnley Boys Club; Pendle Forest; Canberra v Oswaldtwistle St Mary’s; Padiham A v Barrow­ ford YCW; Rawtenstall v Burnley Belvedere; Read Utd v BGSOB; Sabden v Barrowford Celtic. Rcscnc Division


BGSOB v Read Utd; Colne


Utd V Enfield; Goodshaw Utd v Peel Park; Oswaldtwislte St Mary’s v Rawtenstall; Rock Rovers v Hurst Green; Stack­ steads SJ V Rimington; Worsthome v Kelbrook.


Second Division P W D L P


Station..................9 5 2 2 73 Royal Oak A .......10 4 2 4 71 Brown Cow..........10 4 3 3 68 Horse Shoe ..........8 4 1 3 61 StorkB ...............8 4 1 3 59 Con. Club ............8 2 4 2 58 Kings Arms B .......9 -1 I 7 44 Third Division P W D L P


Kings Arms......... 11 8 1 2100 Con. Club B .......12 7 2 3100 RBLC................12 6 2 4 93 Dog ...'.............. 11 5 2 4 83 •Rose & Crown A .12 3 6 3 79 BuckD ..............11 3 4 4 78 Castle B..............12 3 3 6 70 IVhiteLion .........11 3 3 5 66 Waggon B ...........12 1 3 8 57 Fourth Division P W D L P


RBLD................ II 8 1 2 95 White Hart B ....11 5 3 3 81 Craven B .............II 3 3 5 78 Pendle Hotel........10 5 1 4 76 Buck Wrinkleys ...9 5 2 2 66 RoyalOakB........10 4 1 5 66 Craven Heifer A ..10 2 0 8 53 DeLacy.............. 10 2 3 5 52 Ladies’ Division P W D L P


Pendle Hotel........12 11 0 1103 Royal Oak...........12 10 0 2 88 RBLA................12 7 0 5 74 BuckB................ 11 7 0 4 69 Buck A................12 4 0 8 60 DeLacyB............11 5 0 6 58 DeLacy...............12 3 0 9 51 White Horse........ 11 3 0 8 36 Royal Oak B .........U 2 0 9 28 • Registration for the Winter


League will take place on Thurs­ day, September 27th, the venue ^vill be announced as soon as the Challenge Cup Finalists are known. Priority will be given to those teams who have completed their fixtures in the Summer League. Places svill be given to the first 40 teams to register and will then be allocated in multiples of four after that.


Saturday Clitheroe {v Oswaldtwistle


Immanuel, home, meet 12-15 p.m.) S. Coulter, D. Glover, P. Dibb, J. Marquet, M. Hargreaves, D. 'Turner, A. Pearce, C. Palmer, I. Scott. M. Scott, Papps. Scoren B. Geelan. Same team Sunday (v Barnoldswick, away, meet 11-45 a.m.) except J. Holgate in for D. Turner. Scoren L. Nuttall. Clitheroe


2nds (v


Oswaldtwistle Immanuel, away, meet 11-45 a.m.) J. Green, P. Bishop, C. Musson, M. Dewhurst, F. Green, C. Parkinson, F. Hus­ sain, P. Cox, W. Le Breton, Wasim, A. Stinson..Scorer J. Scott. Read (v Earby, away, meet


Read 11-45 a.m.) W. Driver, K. O’Connor, C. Holt, J. Marshall, D. Swarbrick, S. Doughty, M. Doughty, C. Astin, E. Lowes, E. Artingstoll, Rehman. Scorer: K. Crabtree. &me team Sunday (v Padiham, home, 1 p.m. start) except A. Laycock for D. Swar­ brick. Read 2nds (v Earby, home,


start 1 p.m.) S. Rushton, W. East- )iam, D. Thistlethwaite, A. Baron, M. Whalley, J. Jones, A. 'Turner, S. Marshall, A. Turner, (3. O’Connor, A. Laycock, k Marsh. Same team Sunday (v Brinscall, away, meet Read 11-45 a.m.) exepet P. Howarth for S. Rushton, A. Lightbownf ro A. Laycock and A. Bennett for S. Marsh. Ribblesdale Wanderers (v Gt


Harwood, away, meet 11-45 a.m.) Scuderi, D. Howard, A. Marsh, T. Braithwaite, S. Kerr, B. Spencer, C. Hall, J. Bunyan, M. Briggs, M. Peel, J. Dickinson. Same team Sunday (v Earby, home) except R. Lloyd and R. Whalley for S. Kerr and M. Peel.


Ribblesdale Wanderers 2nds (v Gt Hanvood, home, start 1 p.m.)


M. Wrigley,-I.'Britcliffe, P. Spencer, A. Goxall, M. Pratt, G. McGuire, L. Gidlow, S. Jarvis, M. Clarkson, A. Hutchins. Same team Sunday (v Earby, away, meet 11-30 a.m.) except J. Brit- cliffe for A. Hutchins. Whalley (v Settle, away. 1 p.m.


start, Saturday); (v Baxenden, • home, 1 p.m. start, Sunday) Whalley 2nds (v Settle, home,


1 p.m. start, Saturday); (v Ba.\en- den, away, 1 p.m. start, Sunday)


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