mm 46 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, June 7th, 2007 www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial);422323 (Advertising); Burnley 422331. (Classified) Sport Information Desk VEKA RIBBLESDALE


CRICKET LEAGUE TABI.BS


Senior Division p W I. N B P


Baxenden.......7 5 1 i 13 G G


Baxenden.......8 5 2 1 15 68 ’Padiham . . . .8 5 2 0 8 65 Read............ 8 5 2 1 12 65 Clitheroe.......8 5 2 1 9 62 B’burn N........8 4 3 1 18 61 Edenfield.......8 5 2 1 7 G


Gt Harwood .. 8 5 3 0 9 59 Whalley.........8 1 3 1 8 51 •Earbv.......... 8 3 4 0 13 50 R’dale Wands. 8 i 3 1 G 49 Cherrv Tree... 8 2 5 1 16 39 Settle............ 8 2 5 1 G 29 Ossv 1mm.......S


i 6 1 5 IS


Barnoldswick . S 0 8 0 7 7 First Division p w I. N n p


Belvedere.......8 c 1 1 11 74 Read............ 8 G 2 0 12 72 Ossv Imm.......8 G 1 1 8 71 Brinscall.......8 G 1 I 8 71 Salesbury’.......8 G 2 0 4 64 Cherry Tree... 8 3 •1 1 14 47 Whalley.........8 3 I 1 13 46 R'dale Wands. 8 3 4 1 9 42 Clitheroe.......8 2 5 1 18 41 Settle............ 8 3 4 1 4 37 Stacksteads...8 2 5 1 14 37 Gt Harwood .. 8 2 5 I 9 32 Edenfield.......8 i 5 2 2 18 Earbv............ 8 1 7 0 0 10 Second Division P W L N n p


Padiham.......8 8 0 0 10 90 Fcniscowles. . . 8 6 1 1 11 74 Belvedere.......8 5 3 0 10 60 Rolls-Rovce... 8 4 4 0 19 59 Bly GSOB__ 8 5 3 0 8 58 Baxenden.......8 4 2 2 11 57 Brinscall.......8 4 4 0 10 56 Stacksteads. . . 8 4 3 1 8 51 B’burnN. . . . .8 4 4 0 9 49 Bly GSOB 2 ..8 3 5 0 11 41 Salesbury.......8 3 5 0 9 39 Barnoldswick . 8 3 5 0 7 37 Feniscowles. . . 8 1 7 0 8 18 Rolls-Royce 2.8 0 8 0 7 7 Third Division P W L N It P


B’burn N. . . . . 5 4 0 i 6 49 Ossy Imm.......1 4 0 0 G 46 Edenfield.......5 3 1 1 9 42 Gt Harwood .. -1 3 1 0 10 40 Padiham.......5 2 2 1 G 29 Cherry Tree... 3 2 1 0 8 28 Read............ 3 2 0 1 1 27 Earby............ 1 2 1 1 4 27 Wlialley.........4 1 2 1 7 20 Fcniscowles. . . 5 1 3 1 G 19 Settle............ 1 1 2 1 4 17 1 3 1 1 17


Baxenden.......3 1 2 0 3 13 R'dale Wands. 3 i 2 0 0 10 Clitheroe.......3 0 3 0 G G Belvedere.......3 0 2 1 2 5 Barnoldswick .3 0 3 0 1 1 • includes tied game


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT


MIDWEEK CRICKET


LEAGUE TAHI.ES


Chipping A...........1 3 0


V W I) I. P 10


Waggon and Horses4 2 0 2 8 Calderstones.........1 2 Rimington...........4 Low Moor.............4 Sabden................1 St James’ .............1


Chipping Ramblers 4 0 3 I ^GdckelScorccardsi


CHERRYTREEV RIBBLESDALE


WANDERERS Cherry Tree


M. Hadfield bJ. Braithwaite... A. Mirza Ibw b Christian ....... Elahi e Trotter b Christian . . . . N. Robliinsb T. Braithwaite... M. Burrowsb Christian......... J. Baldwin not out................. J. Kennedy b Christian.......... A.Sudnik not out Extras......... Total .......... Bowling: Christian 13-2-58


Whalley G-0-33-0; J. Braithwaile 58-1; B. Spencer 10-0-15-0: Braithwaite 7-0-28-1. .


1 7 2 5 2 5


2 •1 3 3


tCrickctScorccards Ribblesdale Wanderers


Christian c Sudnik b Robbins ........ .21 A. Marsh lbw b Robbins..................25 J. Bunyan c Kennedy b Robbins........0 C. Halle Baldwinb Robbins........... 17 M. Briggs b Robbins....................... 0 S. Kerr b Elahi...............................6 S. Titter b Elahi..............................4 J. Braithwaite b Robbins................ 10 B. Spencer not out...........................1 T. Braithwaite c M


O ECricket’Scoreedrd


CLITHEROE V LYTHAM Clitheroe


Bolton 6-2-24-0; Elahi 11-5-19-2; N. Robbins 8-1-31-6; A. Sudnik 3-I-6-1.


CLITHEROE V BLACKBURN


NORTHERN Clitheroe


R Dibb st Hussain b Ashraf............16 Pappsc and b Ashraf......................16 J. Dewhurst Ibw Jamil..................... 0 M. Coulter lbw Ashraf....................5 D. Glover b Jamil..........................36 D. Turner b Jamil ..........................5 S. Coulter not out ........................ 23 M. Dewhurst st Hussain b Ashraf. . . .5 M. Hargreaves b Jamil....................5 N. Bibbyc Bhojani b Jamil............... 1 J. Marquet Ibw Ashraf..................... 0 Extras..................................... 0 Total....................................162 Bowling: F. Butt 7-1-45-0; M. Jamil


16-1-63-5; Ashraf 18-0-19-5. Blackburn Northern


H.


A. Bisoodwal Ibw Marquet..............14 R. Hussain b Hargreaves.................4 Ashnif c Coulter b Marquet............37 A. Bhojani Ibw Hargreaves...............4 N. Ashraf c Coulter b Marquet.........8 R. Crawshaw not out.....................37 E Butt run out..............................17 M.


JamiibPapps..........7


N. Malik b Marquet .......................1 D. Fish b Marquet..........................4 Extras..................................... 0 Total....................................144 Bowling: J. Marquet 16.5-3-68-5; M.


Hargreaves 11-2-38-3; N. Bibby 3-0-23- 0; Papps 3-0-14-1.


OSWALDTWISTLE


IMMANUEL V READ Read


Saeed 13-2-13-1; 1. Abid 1S-2-72-1; G. Metcalf 7-0-51-1. Oswaldlwistlc Immanuel


W. Driver not out......................... 117 N. Marsh c Shorrock b A. Saeed...... 27 D. Swarbrick c Clare b G. Metcalf... .23 OdoyocandbAbid........................11 a Newby b A. Metcalf.................. .21 C. Holt c Abid b A. Metcalf...............0 A. Turner not out............................ 0 Extras......................................1 Total ....................................129 Extras....................................12 Total (for 5) ...........................211 Bowling: A. Metcalfe 7-0-34-2; A.


Saeed ibw Odo.vo ...........................71 O. Clare Ibw Rushlon .....................11 A. Dignan c and h Fastham...............9 B. Shorrock bOdoyo...................... II I. Ahmed c Newby b Barden.......... 15 A. Chester st Swarbrick b Barden ... .10 G. Metcalf c Eastham b Barden...... 14 1). Metcalf cRushtonb Baidcn......... 8 P. Dignan not out............................8 A. Metcalf runout...........................0 I. Abid not out................................1 Extras....................................27 Total (for!)} ...........................185 Bowling: Odovo 17-2-49-2: A.


Ruslilon 12-1-32-1; W. Eastham 64W0-1; W. Driver 1-0-27-0; F. Barden 6-0-26-1.


PADIHAM V


WHALLEY Whalley


M. Davit's bSiddiquc.................... 61 Ediriweera c Ashraf b Mehmood........0 J. Rain run out..............................21 N. Cordingleycand b Mehmood...... 21 L. KearslcycMehmood bSiddique . .18 R. Palmerb Ashraf........................36 M. Fallon notout...........................36 J. Blair not out............................... 4 Extras....................................13 Total(forG) ...........................213 Bowling: N. Mehmood 10-1-17-2-0; P.


Usher 12-2-14-0; Siddiquc 13-2-58-2; N. Ashraf 10-0-52-1. Padihum


Siddiquec Rain b O’Neill................37 K. Hitchon c Palmer b O'Neill..........18 U. Saddique not out........................68 M. Hawke IlnvO'Noill......................0 A. UallbGorton ........................... 18 N. Mehmood not out......................35


O’Neill 9-2-11-3; I’


Total ( f o r i ) !! !f .”214 Bowling: N. Cordinglcv 5-0-12*0; I). Miriweera 8-0*16-0: M.


Fallon 3.1-0-37-0: S. Gorton 6-0-10-1; N. Bvrrie 1-0-3-0.


R. Whalley c Sudnik b Baldwin..........1 Extras.....................................6 Total ......... '.........................104 Bowling: J. Baldwin 7.1-2-20-1; J.


im b Sudnik.........1


C. Brown b Sharp........................... 4 N. Bibby not o u t ........................... 9 J. Marquet b Openshaw .................. I Extras....................................11 Total................................... 200 Bowling: M. Sharp 8-3-29-3; M.


N. Knight c S. Coulter b Turner ... .32 S. Ixmg b Marquet..........................2 G. Roberts b Bibby.......................40 J. Winiewski b Bibby.......................0 L. Hilton not out..........................73 Unsure not out............................. 10 Extras................................... 17 Total (for4) ..........................204 Bowling: J. Marquet 9-1-29-1; M.


Rigbv 2.34-9-1; J. Wisniewski 8.3-1-40- 1; U/Dingle 9-1-25-1; R. Openshaw 8.3- 0-37-2; L. Hilton 3-0-22-0; G. Roberts2- 0-17-0; S. Long 2-0-19-2. Lvtham


Hargreaves 7-1-17-0; D. Turner 9-0-51- 1; N. Bibby 9-1-32-2; D. Glover 7-0-654.


BhojanicPappsbHargreaves ....1


GREAT HARWOOD AND DISTRICT


BOWLING LEAGUE FIXTURES


The Harold Blackburn Trophy


will be held on Saturday, June 16th. Entries must be forwarded to the secretary by 5 p.m. Satur­ day, June 9th. TABLES


First Division


Globe Hoys....... ..7 Ribblesdale A ... ..6 Gt Harwood A .. ..7 Burnley RdB ... ..7 RoeLwPark ... ..6 Clitheroe CCA.. ..6


P W D 7 5 4 5 4 3


Salisbury A....... ..G 4 Globe A ............ ..6 Sabden Black ... ..6 Ossy Con............ ..6 Whallev A......... ..7


Rushton St A ... ..G 6 Hurst Green A .. ..7 Rushton St B ... ..7 Rishton Con A .. ..6 Waddington A... ..7 GlobeB ...........


Free Gardeners A ..7


3 3 3


..G 2


GattvPark....... ..G i Third Division


BurnlevRdA ... ..6


Sabden Red....... ..7 Salesburv B....... ..7 Oakhill Vets....... ..7 Sydney St


Gt HarwoodL... ..7 Oakhill............. ..6


Grange............. ..6 ........ ..6


■ 5


5 4


Rishton Con B .. ..G 3 2


Gt Hanvood CC . ..G 3 Gt Harwood B .. ..G 3 2


Second Division 5 4


0


1 1 i


0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


P w I) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


P W 1) 0 0


5' 3


Mercer Park . . . . ..G 2 Immanuel A . . . . ..6 RibblesdaleB ... ..6


Green Park....... ..5 ImmanuelB . . . . ..7 Sabden Blue . . . . . .7 Coppice............ ..7


Fourth Division 5


5 5 3


3


Free Gardeners B ..G 3 Milnshaw Wands ..5


2 0


1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


Waddington B .. ..G 3 Castle A........... ..G 4 Whalley B ........ ..6


0


P W 1) 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0


1


Hurst Green B .. ..G 1 Clitheroe CC B . ..7


1


0 0


MILL LODGE RESIDENTIAL


HOME HYNDBURN


BOWLING LEAGUE FIXTURES


Team Knockout Second Hound: Rishton BC v


Ribblesdale A; Grange A v Sales- bury Red; Globe R v Gatty Park; Clitheroe CC A v Sabden B; Free Gardeners v Burnley ltd B; (Robe A v Rushton St C; Ossy Con. v Immanuel B; Immanuel A v Oakhill Park A. G


loth. > To be completed by June


L P 0 59 1 42 3 40 2 37 2 34 3 32 2 30 5 23 5 21 5 17 7 15


L P 2 43 0 40 3 36 4 36 3 35 1 32 4 31 3 30 3 30 4 25


P


2 15 3 42 3 10 1 39 2 39 3 3! 3 28 1 25 4 24 1 22 6 15


P


0 13 2 12 2 41 3 33 3 32 2 29 3 29 2 28 4 25 5 22 7 16


P. Dibb c Hackett b Long.............104 S.CouIterc Hilton b Rigby.............0 Gunn st Hackett b Dingle ...............5 M.CoultercHackettbOpenshaw ..22 D. Glover Ibw Wisniewski...............26 D. Turner c Hilton b Long...............4 M. Hargreaves c Dingle b Sharp...... 7 M.


PrcstonlbwSharp...6


Crompton v D. Crook and G. Bent­ ley; D. Whittam and F. Rostron v A. Comall and G. Hindle; G. Holt and K. Wells v C. Phillips and D. Phillips; A. Slater and M. Black v S. Johnson and J. Allan. 10- 15 a.m. - J. Bailey and A.


9- 30 a.m. - T. Singleton and C.


Springhill Bowling Comp Thursday, June lltli (at Oakhill BC)


v R Singleton and G. Rushton; N. Smith and J. Donelly v G. Radivo- jevi and E Corban: J. Chatwiin and F. Brown v T. Andrews and G. Woods: M. Gardener and J. Corn- thwaite v R Bold and W. Green. Thursday, June 21st


tron v D. Pickering and J. Slvnn; E. Jones and M. Shearer v A. Whailey and J. Nicholson; J. ShrigJey and R Holden v R and J. Isherwood. TABLES


RushtonStE......... .6 5 0 1 42 Globe A ............... .5 4 0 1 31 Free Gardeners......6 3 0 3 32 Burnley RdC.........5 4 0 1 30 Ribblesdale A .........6 3 0 3 30 Salcsbuiy Blue......5 3 0 2 30 Ossy Con................6 3 0 3 27 Clitheroe CCA......6 2 0 4 26 Globe E ................6 1 0 5 22 Whalley A .............5 1 0 4 19 Immanuel A .......... 6 2 0 4 18 Second Division P W D L P


First Division P W D L P


Burnley Rd D.........5 4 1 0 35 Road CC...............5 3 0 2 32 Ribblesdale C .........5 3 0 2 31 Alma B..................5 4 0 1 29 GrangeC..............5 3 0 . 2.25 . MilnshawPark......5 3 0 2 21 Oakhill Park B ........4 2 1 1 21 Sabden A ...............5 1 0 4 18 Oakhill Beech.........5 0 0 5 11 Clitheroe CC B ......4 0 0 4 7


I P a ^ a n U f S m i n t ^


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND DOMINOES


WINTER LEAGUE POSITIONS


Darts


Black Horse................ Swan & Royal ............. White Hart ................ Horse Shoe................. Buck A ...................... Waggon & Horses........ Pendle Hotel ............... Buck B ...................... Royal Oak.................. White Horse................ Social Club.................. Dominoes


White Hart ................ Social Club.................. Black Horse................ Waggon


Swan & Koval ............. Royal Oak.................. 1 lorsc Shoe.................. White 1 lorsc................ Pendlc Hotel ............... Buck B ......................


B & Horses........ uck A ......................


..136 ..131 ..125 ..116 ..109 ..108 ...87 ...75 ...59 ...58 ...35


P


Svdney St...............5 4 0 1 36 Whalley B ............. 5 3 1 1 31 Rishton BC............4 3 1 0 28 Subdcn C ...............5 2 1 2 28 Gatty Park............4 3 0 1 25 .Salesbury Red.........4 2 0 2 15 Gt HanvoodCC ....I 1 0 3 13 Waddington B.........5 0 1 4 13 Immanuel B ..........1 0 0 4 11 Fourth Division P W D L P


WaddingtonA.........5 5 0 0 41 Rushton St C.......... 5 4 0 1 37 Coppice................6 4 0 2 33 SabdcnB...............5 3 1 1 33 Oakhill Ash............6 3 0 3 28 Bumlev RdB.........5 3 0 227 Oakhill Park A ......6 2 0 4 27 Rishton Con. C......5 2 0 3 21 Mercer Park.......... 6 2 0 4 18 Grange A ...............5 1 0 4 16 Globe C ................6 0 1 5 16 Third Division P W D I P


Doody v J. Coe and C. Exton; T. Whittaker and T. Staewart v D. Waterhouse and R. Berry; W. Finn and G. Stevenson v B. Gudeon and R. Coulson; J and M Boocock v G and R. Whittaker. Noon - H. Duerden and J. Ros­


Jacksoon v A. Dobson and D. Bick- erstaffc; B. Yerkess and D. Rose v M. Fryer and G. Dickson; J. Jones and D Jones v M. Waterhouse and B. Scholes; J. Taylor and C. Wilson v B and L. Tomlinson. 11- 15 a.m. - R. Shaw and R.


10 a.m. - P. O’Meara and B.


Holden v T. Jenkins and F. Towlen D. Andertoon and partner; B. War- burton and M. Griffith; C.E. Anderton and G. Holt v A. Baxen- dalc and C. Hope; I. Regan and D. Pilkington v R. I lope ana M. Riley. 11 a.m. - M. Wright and N. Hill


RIBBLE VALLEY DARTSAND DOMINOES


SUMMER LEAGUE RESULTS


De Lacy A 11, Higher Buck


13; Black Bull Chatburn 10, Black Bull Langho 14; Judge Walmesley 12, Bay Horse 12; Band Club 14, De Lacy B 10; Swan With Two Necks 12, Black Horse 7.


THWAITES


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Chris Stewart Foundation Cup Castle A 6, Royal Oak A 2;


White Hart 4, Stork B 6; White Horse A 6, RBL B 5; Station Hotel 5, Bay Horse 7; Rose and Crown A 7, Pendle Hotel 1; Buck B 6, Low Moor Club 4; Buck Wrinkleys 1, Billington A 6; Kings Arms B 4, Waggon and Horses 6; Billington Brass Band Club B 6, St Peter’s HG 5; Higher Buck B 6, Buck D 1. FIXTURES Tonight


Premier Division Bay Horse v RBL B; Billing­


ton A v Castle A; Buck A v St Peter’s HG; RBL A v Buck B. First Division


Higher Buck B v Read Con


Club; St Peter’s B v White Horse B; Waggon A v Billington B; White Horse A v Low Moor. Second Division


Brown Cow v Horse Shoe;


Kings Arms B v Royal Oak A. Third Division


Conservative Club B v Wag­


gon and Horses B; RBL C v Kings Arms; White Lion v Rose and Crown A. Fourth Division


Pendle Hotel v RBL D; Royal


Oak B v Buck Wrinklcys; White Hart B v Craven B. Tuesday


Ladies’ Division Buck B v De Lacy; De Lacy B


v Royal Oak Ladies B; Royal Oak v Pendlc Ladies; White Horse Ladies v RBL A. TABLES


RBL A ................3 3 Buck A ................3 2 Billington A ..........3 2 Castle A ...............2 1 RBL B ................3 0 White Hart............3 St Peter’s HG........3 Bay Horse.............2 BuckB .


Premier Division P W 1) I. o


p


0 23 1 23 1 24 0 ID


1 19 1 19 1 18


.......... 2 First Division P W I) I, P


0 0 2 0 0 2


IiOw Moor Club ... .3 White Horse A.......3 St Peter’s B............3 Billington B ..........2 Rose and Crown B. .3 Waggon A.............3 Read Con Club ....2 Higher BuckB.......3 0 White Horae B.......2 0 Second Division P W D I.


0 29 0 25 0 25- 0 22 2 19 3 15 1 13 3 11


1 1 9 P


Station................. 3 2 Royal Oak A ..........3 1 Con Club.............. 2 1 Brown Cow............3 1 0 2 16 Kings Arms B ....... .2 1 0 1 15 Stork B................. 2 1 0 1 13 Horseshoe............. 1 0 0 1 3 Sun Inn................0 0 0 0 0 Third Division


1 26 1 22 0 17


Con. Club B ...... ..3 3 0 0 31 Castle B............ ..4 3 0 1 31 RBLC.............. ..3 2 1 0 29 Dog.................. ..3 2 0 1 2-1 BuckD.............. ..3 1 0 2 21 Rose and Crown A..3 0 1 2 16 Kings Amis........ Waggon B .........


P w I) L P


..251 ..213 ..211 . .230 ..230 ..229 ..226 ..225 ..207 ..201 ..1S9


P


White Lion ........ ..2 0 0 2 5 Fourth Diviision


Buck Wrinkleys .. ..i 1 0 0 9 Station B ........... ..0 0 0 0 0


RBLD.............. ..3 3 0 0 29 Craven B ........... ..3 1 0 2 22 Del-icy............ ..3 1 1 1 21 Pendle Hotel...... ..2 2 0 0 19 While Hart B .... ..3 0 1 2 16 Royal Oak B ...... . 2 1 0 1 12 Craven Heifer A ..


P W I) P 0 0 3 12


..2 1 0 1 13 ..3 0 0 3 12


Pendle Hotel .. ....3 3 0 0 27 Royal Oak .... ....3 3 0 0 2-4 DeLacy........ ....3 2 0 1 15 Royal Oak B... ....3 1 0 2 13 White Horse... ....2 1 0 1 12 DeLacvB .... ....2 1 0 1 11 RBL A .......... ....3 0 0 3 10 Buck A .......... ....3 0 0 3 8 BuckB.......... ....2 1 0 i 7


Ladies' Division P W D I. P


^SeiecledTean


Cricket Tonight


Whalley (v Edenfield, 6-30 p.m.


start) M. Davies, Ediriweera, J. Rain, N. Cordingley, L. Kearslcy, R. Palmer, D. Fitzhenry, J. Blair, S. Booth, C. Mahon, A. Whelan.


Scorer: M. Mahon. Tomorrow


Clitheroe (v Settle, away, Twen­


tymo, meet 5-15 p.m.) S. Coulter, D. Turner, P. Dibb, N. Bibby, M. Hargreaves, J. Marquet, C. Palmer, C. Brown, M. Preston, N. Bolton, Papps. Scorer B. Gcelan.


Saturday Clitheroe (v Whalley, away,


meet 12-30 p.m.) S. Coulter, D. Glover, D. Turner, P. Dibb, N. Bibby, M. Hargreaves, J. Dewhurst, J. Marquet, M. Coulter, N. Bolton, Papps. Clithcroe 2nds (v Whalley,


home, meet 12-45 p.m.) R Bishop, M. Dewhurst, C. Musson, C. Palmer, M. Preston, P. Cox, A. Pearce, J. Holgate, M. Scott, C. Brown, F. Hussain. Scorer; J. Scott. Read (v Great Harwood, home,


meet Read 12-30 p.m.) W. Driver, W. Eastham, D. Swarbrick, C. Holt, A. Turner, A. Rushton, N. Marsh, A.N. Other, F. Barden, Harris. Scorer K. Crabtree. Read 2nds (v Great Harwood,


away, meet Read 12-15 p.m.) Team TBA. Ribblesdale Wanderers (v Set­


tle, home, meet 12-30 p.m.) Scud- eri, R. Gladwin, D. Howard, A. Marsh, C. Hall, S. Kerr, B. Spencer, J. Bunyan, J. Braithwaite, M. Peel, R. Whalley. Scorer: A. Hutchins. Ribblesdale Wanderers 2nds (v


Settle, away, meet noon) I. Brit- cliffe, P Spencer, A. Coxall, T. Braithwaite, G. McGuire, R. Lloyd, M. Pratt, S. Braithwaite, M. Clarkson, S. Jarvis, L. Gidlow. Scorer Ann Tandek. Whalley (v Clitheroe, home, 1-


30 p.m. start) M. Davies, Ediri­ weera, J. Rain, N. Cordingley, L. Kearslcy, R. Palmer, M. Fallon, D. O’Neill, S. Gorton, N. Byrne, A. Whelan. Scorer M. Mahon. Whailey 2nds (v Clitheroe,


away, 1-30 p.m. start) N. Fielden, I. , Grace, C. Mahon, J. Taylor, D. Holgate, L. Burgess, J. Blair, S. Booth, T. Keighley, M. Hill, D. Fitzhenry. Scorer L. Boyle.


Sunday Clitheroe (v Heywood, away,


Lancashire Cup, meet 12-30 p.m.) S. Coulter, M. Coulter, D. Turner, P. Dibb, N. Bibby, M. Hargreaves, C. Palmer, G. Kershaw, M. Pre­ ston, C. Brown, Papps. Scorer: L. Nuttall or B. Geelan. Clitheroe 3rds (v Salesbury,


away, meet 12-15 p.m.) F. Green, 1. Scott, P Cox, S. Dawson, W. Balah, M. tawis, T. Le Breton, A, Stinson, S. Mulcahy, J. McKenna, A. Robinson. Scorer S. Stinson. Read 3rds (v Edcnfield, away,


meet Read 12-15 p.m.) Team TBA.


Ribblesdale Wanderers 3rds (v


Barnoldswick, home, 1-30 p.m. start) S. Braithwaite, D. Binns, A. Hutchins, J. Britcliffe, II. Kay, M. Pratt, S. Jarvis, J. Hopkins, J. Dickinson, C. Wilson, L. Gidlow. Whalley 3rds (v Settle, home, 1-


30 p.m. start) S. Uyeock, D. Bark­ er, J. Taylor, T. Keighley, K. Armer, S. Mukherjce, G. Jones, G. Pickup,


R. Donald, L. Boyle, A. McRae. Monday


Ribblesdale Wanderers Under


18s (v Whalley, home, meet 5-30 p.m.) J. Bunyan, J. Reynolds, A. Hartley, II. Kay. R. Clarkson, M. Clarkson, A. Hutchins, it. Brudlev,


.1. Brildiffe, W. Khan. C. Jackson, J. Dickinson.


Bowls draw


THE Select Kitchens Brenda Monk Mixed Pairs competition will be held at Rushton Street BC on Sat­ urday. Competitors are asked


to report at the times stat­ ed. Scratch time will be 15 minutes, with no practice. 9- 30 a.m. - L. Huskinson


and partner v G. Evans and L. Calvert; J. and E. Birkett v J. Hamer and P. Robinson; S. Gall and A. Lord v R. and D. Norris; G. Dodd and G Davies v G. and E. Ramsbottom. 10- 15 a.m. - J. Slynn and


D. Pickering v C. Rammel and S. Edmondson; D. and B. Thomas v F. Brown and D. Machell; J. and E. Holmes v J. Heathcote and M. Jones; G. and M. Atkinson v S. and L. Hin­ dle. 11 a.m. - B. and L. Tom­


linson v H. and D. For- shaw; C. and P. Embley v A. Comall and J. Howarth; I. Berry and M. Smith v D. Heys and D. Grogan; B. Ashworh and M. Pollard v E. and M. Flegg. Noon - M. Edmondson


and pa r tn e r v L. and J. Hamner; K. Harrison and J. Hammond v G. Steven­ son and D. Bickerstaffe; J. Chatwin and M. Wright v D. and J. Navin; V. O’Don­ nell and E. Pye v L. Ram­ mel and B. Horman.


Denied on last lap


CLITHEROE'S John Holden and Andrew Win­ kle were second in the Bavaria Sidecar TT race A a t the Centenary Isle of Man TT on Monday. Holden, in his 600cc


LCR Suzuki sidecar outfit, led for the first two laps of the three-lap race, but eventually lost out by 6.5 seconds on corrected time, by a faster average speed of 111.668 mph.


Players required


READSTONE United arc hoping to establish a new Under 7s team for next season. Training sessions, which


will be run by qualified coaches, will commence on Sa turday on the school field in Read, from 10 a.m. until 11 a.m. Any boy or girl who is in


Year One a t Primary School and is interested in playing football for Read- stone should turn up on the morning for training. The club is also looking


for a parent or a group of parents to assist with the running of the team. If further information is


required, telephone either chairman Paul Clarke (01282 771S32) or treasur­ er Geoff Lambert (01282 771442).


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Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified)


READ seconds earned a place in the last eight of the Lawrenson Cup after a 33-run victory over Clitheroe. Clitheroe won the toss


and chose to field, and were made to pay as open­ er Sam Marshall hit 19 boundaries and five sixes in a magnificent 144 as Read closed on 239. In reply, Clitheroe’s


Chris Musson made 45, with Phil Bishop adding 29.


tributed 34, as Clitheroe moved to 129-3 with 20 overs left. But Darren Thistleth-


waite took four wickets in five overs as the Chatburn Road side fell short. Read now play Cherry


Tree in the quarter-final on June 24th. 9 CHATBURN pro­


gressed to the Wynn Cup quarter-finals after an excellent three-wicket win over Sutton on Sunday. Sutton batted first and


were bowled out in the final over for 183, with John Lockley (5-51), Andy Booth (3-31) and Richard Shovelton (1-44) in the wickets. In reply, John Reynolds (24) and Dave Lakin (11)


Carl Palmer also con­


ton in Read’s cup victory Whalley suffer a convincing d e fe a t


Marshall’s magnificent laid the foundations, and


Shovelton scored a useful 17.


A stand of 70 between


Andy Lambert (36) and man-of-the-match Andy Booth (54 not out) proved enough to ensure victory with four overs to spare. The previous day, Chat­


burn enjoyed a 38-run vic­ tory over Glusburn. The locals made 210-7,


with opener Lakin led the way with 49. Steve Bowker added 22


and Lambert (49 not out) and Andy Booth (32 not out) saw out the overs. In reply, Andy Booth


and Shovelton took three wickets apiece, with Rus­ sell Braithwaite chipping in with two as Glusburn fell short at 172. Chatburn seconds also


beat Cullingworth by 26 runs. Chatburn were indebt­


ed to Bob Devine for a watchful 48 in a score of 141 all out. And Cullingworth were


skittled for 115. A typically tight open­


ing spell from Lambert (3- 26) and Chris Mulhearn (2-45) set the scene before Kay (3-21) mopped up the tail. • CLITHEROE


Cobras Under 13s won the Ribblesdale League Final of the Lancashire Cup against Whalley. Whalley batted first,


and only Barker (18) made a significant contri­ bution to the total of 64 from their 20 overs. Pick of the Clitheroe


bowlers were Bowness (3- 3) Le Breton (2-5) and Nuttall (2-17). In reply, Banks (27 not


out) and Le Breton’s (33 not out) unbeaten 50 partnership from 10 overs ensured a comfortable win for Clitheroe. ® RIBBLE Valley


Under 15s had a comfort­ able home win over Chor- ley.


Chorley were restricted


to 124-7, with Elliot Lowes, Jack Dewhurst, Mick Clarkson, Andy Laycock and Jamie Coul- ston bowling well. In reply, Hopkins made


42, with Dewhurst unbeaten on 32 as the locals won by six wickets. ©THIS week's round of


matches in the Clitheroe and District Midweek Cricket League saw wins for Low Moor, Waggon and Horses, Sabden and Chipping A.


Clitheroe move third


CLITHEROE Tennis Club A moved third in the table with a 3-1 win against Accrington A. Phil Mileham and Steve Pym were in commanding


i form as they overwhelmed the top pair 6-1,6-3. On the other court, Derek Parrott and debu-


!§j| tant Andy Todd took the first set 6-2, but faced a 4-0 scoreline in the third set,


^ having lost the second 6-4, ^ only to come back to win 7-


In the return rubbers, Mileham and Pym


■ ■


■jfe wrapped up victory, but the second pairing lost to Accrington’s top duo. The same teams then


$ met in the cup. Mileham and Roger


Ravenscroft made light work of both Accrington


pairings, and Peter Bell and Ian Brown played some determined tennis to win the vital set against the Accrington second pair - and although they eventu­ ally lost their two rubbers, the vital set enabled them to go through. Also in cup action, the


Clitheroe A Mixed team, were drawn at home against Blackburn Northern. Mileham and Louise


Burrill lost the first set on a tie-breaker, but the pair dug in and won the second set easily to draw 1-1. Paul Ainger and Jennifer


Holgate beat their first opponents 2-0, but lost their second match. Mileham and Burrill eas­


ily won their return match 2-0, giving Clitheroe an overall sets victory of 5-3.


6 WHALLEY B tied


with Parkwood B on sets and games won in their Sec­ ond and Third Division Knockout Cup clash. David Walters and


Robert Houseman narrow­ ly lost their first match 6-4, 6-4, however they beat the visiting second pair 6-4,6-3. Peter Heyes and Adam


Pimperton also had prob­ lems against the impressive Parkwood first pairing, securing only four games, but showed good form to secure a 6-3, 6-2 win over the second pair. With two wins each and


four sets apiece, the match would have been decided on games won, but with this also equal, a replay will have to separate the teams.


By Adrian Capstick


WHALLEY suffered a com­ prehensive defeat at The Arbories on Saturday to in­ form Padiham. Martin Davies' side failed


to rack up enough runs, despite the captain showing the way with a determined 61.


A score of 213-6 should


have been defendable, but Padiham cruised to victory with 13 overs to spare with the h elp of dire bowling and fielding. Things got off to a desper­


ate start for Whalley when professional Bradman Ediri­ weera fell second ball to Nesir Mehmood, caught at gully by Naveed Ashraf. John Rain did not hang


around as he made 21 off just 19 balls, only to then be run out at 24-2. Neil Cordingley (24)


joined Davies, and they looked comfortable before the former was caught and bowled by Mehmood for 24 at 36. Lee Kearsley fell for 18


when he looked set, but Davies progressed to his 50, before being fifth man out for 61, including nine fours and a six. Richard Palmer added a


valuable 36 including four fours, as Mark Fallon looked to attack the bowling and move the score past 200. His splendid cameo pro­


duced came off 25 deliveries, including four maximums as the innings drew to a close. However, run machine


Kashif Siddique wasted little time after the break, and motored along with some fine pull shots in a quick fire start that saw his opening partner Kevin Hitchon fall for 18 with 55 on the board, before the danger man went two runs later, caught behind off David O'Neill for 37. The Padiham paid man


was soon joined by Michael Hawke, who failed to trouble the scorers, and another dis­


Anna’s a sporting superstar!


CLITHEROE athlete Anna Griffiths showed her all-round sporting ability to win the Loughborough University Superstars. In a competition remi­


niscent of the 1970s and 80s television show th a t pitted elite athletes from different sports against one another - including rowing, gymnastics, hock­ ey, netball, football and


basketball out on top.


- Anna came Loughborough is one of


the top sports universities in the country, full of Great Britain representa­ tives, so she was up against stiff opposition. Competing for the Uni­


versity Athletics Club, Anna was second in the 100m and long jump, won the shot, where she threw


11.47m, and was fourth in the 800m, before, two days later, moving on to basket­ ball shots, where she fin­ ished fourth, a win in the 50m swim and a second place in the 60m canoeing. The top four points win­


ners went to the final in Hey Ewe, where Anna emerged victorious after gym tests, held a t mid­ night.


Lying equal first, Anna


did 66 press ups and 53 squat thrusts in a minute to take the overall title. Anna was awarded a


trophy and special crown, and won £200 for the Athletics Club, and free membership for herself at th e Powerbase weights complex, which last year cost her £220.


mm SUPERSTAR: Anna Griffiths collects a cheque, and, righl, celebrates her win. (s).


missal would have made Whalley favourites. But Umar Saddique and


Anthony Hall had others ideas, and a fine partnership of 100 put the home side in control. Hall fell two short of his


50, while Saddique kept going with Mehmood, who wasted no time in wrapping up the victory with 35 off 17 balls, including seven fours and a six, with his partner on 68 when stumps where drawn. Whalley will look to make


amends when they entertain Clitheroe at Station Road on Saturday. The Station Road side


start their Twenty20 cam­ paign with a home game against Edenfield tonight, wickets pitched at 6-30 p.m. Read skipper Will Driver’s


unbeaten 117 inspired Read to victory at Oswaldtwistle Immanuel. Driver smashed 11 fours


and four sixes, as the Whal­ ley Road side totalled 211-5. There were further contri­


butions from Nick Marsh (27), David Swarbrick (23), professional Thomas Odoyo (11) and Oliver Newby (21). In reply, Frank Barden


proved chief wicket taker as he ripped out the middle order. Odoyo disposed of danger


man, opposing professional Ahmer Saeed, leg before, having


seen the


Oswaldtwistle player take his team to 134-5 with a knock of 71. After his dismissal, Read


looked set for maximum points, but Paul Dignan and Imran Abid hung on, with the latter dropped in the penultimate over. Odoyo returned 2-49,


Rushton 1-32, Eastham 1-30 and Barden 4-26. This Saturday, Read are


at home to Great Hanvood, with wickets pitched at 1-30 p.m. Ribblesdale Wanderers


lost by 124 runs at Cherry Tree.


With Joe Scuderi still


away on international duty with Italy, he was replaced by Hans Christian and the sub professional took 4-58 as Tree were put in to bat and totalled 228-6. Openers Mark Hadfield


(37) and Ahmer Mirza (23) got the innings off to a solid start. Professional Zahoor


Elahi built on that as he hit 96 in a 165-run second- wicket partnership with Hadfield, after Mirza had been trapped leg before by Christian. The paid man struck 13


fours and a six for his 96, off 88 balls, taking the score from 39-1 to 204-5 by the time he too exited at the hands of Christian. His innings formed the


backbone of Tree’s 228-6. In reply, Ribblesdale's


batting struggled to get close to the pace set by their hosts, as Nigel Robbins ripped through the order with 6-31, cleaning out the top four. Opener Alastair Marsh


was first to go, caught by Sudnik, for Ribblesdale's top score of 25, closely fol­ lowed by Christian with 24. Their partnership of 45


for the first wicket was the best of the innings, as after Christian's dismissal the side lurched from 54-2 to 59-4 with the wickets of Joe Bunyan and Martin Briggs. Craig Hall (17) and John


Braithwaite (10) offered up a little resistance, but the Church Meadow side were all out for 104. This Saturday, Ribbles­


dale Wanderers are home to Settle, wickets pitched at 1- 30 p.m. Peter Dibb's century


wasn’t enough as Clitheroe lost out by sic wickets to Lytham in Sunday's ECB Cockspur Cup q ua r te r ­ final. The Chatburn Road side


failed to build more than two decent batting part­ nerships.


Only Matthew Coulter


(22) and Dan Glover (26) could provide any real sup­ port for Dibb, who hit 104 off 88 balls, including 15 fours and a six, as Clitheroe edged the score to 200. In reply, Clitheroe strug­


gled to contain Lytham. Opner Nick Knight


managed 32 runs, the majority of which came in his second wicket partner­ ship with G. Roberts (40). But it was the la t te r ’s


stand with the undefeated Lee Hilton th a t set the ground work, doubling the side's efforts from 62-3 to 115-4, before Alan Flood added another 40 runs to put on 89 for victory. Neil Bibby returned the


best figures with 2-32. The previous day,


Clitheroe returned to win­ ning ways than k s to bowlers Josh Marquet and Mark Hargreaves. The Chatburn Road side


picked up maximum points as they edged out Ribbles­ dale League rivals Black­ burn Northern by 18 runs. The locals welcomed for­


mer players Naeem Ashraf and Farouk Butt back to Chatburn Road for the first time since helping the club win the treble last sea­ son, but neither player made an impact on the game. Opening batsman Peter


Dibb (46), professional Michael Papps (16), Dan Glover (36) and captain Simon Coulter (23) top- scored for the locals as they were dismissed for 162. But it was the bowling


combination of Harg­ reaves and Marquet that sealed victory, ripping through the Blackburn order. Australian pace man


Marquet finished with 5- 68, while Hargreaves returned 3-38. On Saturday Clitheroe


are away a t Whalley, wick­ ets pitched at 1-30 p.m.


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