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to 10 4-0 wins for the league season in their two latest Second Divi­ sion fixtures against Blackburn Northern D and Towneley. In the Blackburn


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match, Derek Parrott was joined for the first time by mercurial Paul Ainger in what many courtside described as the “dream team”, and their contrasting styles


complimented each other well. Ainger’s whip crack


service action and Par­ ro t t’s heavy returns made for a short after­ noon’s work as they dom­ inated both their match­ es 6-1, 6-2 against the top pair, and 6-1 6-1 against the second. Daniel Bush again


joined senior player Steve Pym and they were as reliable as ever, although they were taken to a tie break in the first set by a talented young pair, eventually winning 7-6,6-2. Against the top pair


they had found their footing and dominated the match 6-1,6-1. In the Towneley


match, Roger Raven- scroft and Phil Mileham unusually dropped the only set of the match against a spirited side from Towneley, as the veteran Mileham tired - still suffering from a mid­ season malaise. Steve Pym and Daniel


Bush made light work of both their matches to secure maximum points for the Clitheroe side, each showing a great understanding of each other’s game without either player needing to communicate a great deal with each other. In the cup competi­


tion, Clitheroe A had a walkover as Whalley were unable to put out a team in the semi-final match. The Clitheroe side will


once again play in the district cup final, and hope to go one further than they have in the last couple of years, finishing runners-up on both occa­ sions. In the Mixed League


First Division, Clitheroe have a very strong team, who are also pushing for the title in their league this season. . At the weekend


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Clitheroe beat Burnley A in convincing fashion, 7- 1. Steve Pym and Mary Brass easily won both their matches in warm conditions. Steve and Maiy, two of


the best mixed players in the league, combined well with a fine array of shots, giving their opponents little chance. The second pair of Phil Mileham and Julie Pym played well enough, although neither played their best tennis, to win one match and draw the other.


CLITHEROE Tennis Club A took their tally


www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) National title repeats for Sam and Alice ®


RIBBLE Valley pentath- letes replicated last year’s success at the British Mod­ ern Pentathlon Champi­ onships at Millfield School in Somerset. Youth A Under 19 cham­


pion Sam Murray retained her title and last year's Under 13 champion, Alice Fitton, took the Under 15 category this time out. The competition started


on Friday evening with fencing for the senior class­ es and both Louise Highton and Sara Burns featured in this group. Louise stated badly with a run of defeats but soon


was back in form, leading the competition by the end of the session, finishing with 14 victories and six defeats for 1,000 points. Saturday started with


the shoot for the seniors, with Louise disappointed with her score of 162 from her 20 shots. Next to shoot were Sam


Murray and Elizabeth Highton in the Under 19 age group with Lizzie scor­ ing 170 for third place and Sam 166 in fifth. The 200m swim was next


for the seniors and a long course personal best for Louise who took third place


with 2:15.73. Lizzie then emulated her


sister by winning the fence in her group to record 17 victories to 7 defeats and 1,000 points with Sam just one hit behind in third. The ride followed for the


seniors, this is a show-jump­ ing course of 12 fences including a double and a tre­ ble to a height of 1.1m with the horses drawn by lot. Louise was happy with


her draw and completed the course with two rails down and a seven second time penalty equivalent for 1,116 points to hold third place overall.


The senior competition


concluded with the 3000m run and a disappointing time of 12 minutes 23 sec­ onds for Louise which dropped her to sixth place overall and third in the jun­ iors. Meanwhile in the Under


15 group Alice Fitton had started with a score of 72 from 10 shots and a 100m swim of 1:03.36. The day concluded for


the Under 19 group in the pool with Sam first in 2:18.75 and Lizzie fourth but still holding an overall lead.


Sunday morning started


Poor Whalley book final place


WHALLEY produced their worst Twenty20 display of the season on Friday night, and still came away from Cliffe Park with a place in the final as Great Har­ wood snatched defeat from the jaws of victory. Batting first, the villagers failed


to come to terms with a slow pitch and some tight bowling form Har­ wood, but still should have amassed more than the 118 they did without using up their full quota of overs. No real major contributions from


anyone helped, as John Rain top scored with 26, and Mark Fallon hit a rapid 22 off just eight deliver­ ies - including a mighty six. But the game was all about the


second innings, with Harwood strolling to what seemed a straight forward victory, aided by a poor dis­ play in the field and a couple of dropped catches. David O'Neill had dismissed pro­


fessional Jermaine Lawson, but old campaigner Peter Sleep survived a chance before he was run out. Paul Houldsworth anchored the


reply well, as Harwood needed just five runs off two overs with five


Cricket League met a premature end on Sat­ urday, again thanks to the wet weather. Read didn't even get


B


underway at Settle, and neither did Ribblesdale Wanderers


at


l'l ALL games in the a Veka Ribblesdale


Barnoldswick, while Clitheroe almost got in a full game, only to see the second innings cut short. Clitheroe scored 171-


9 against Great Har­ wood, having taken to the crease first, and Great Harwood scored


wickets remaining, this in spite of some fine bowling from O'Neill, Neil Cordingley and Declan Fitzhenry - again showing excellent control for one so inexperienced at the higher level. Cordingley was tasked with


bowling the last over but one, and he sent Houldsworth back for 48, then snapped up another when, stu­ pidly, Stuart Maher tried to end proceedings with the first ball he faced, only he holed out and went for just one run in the over. So it was all down to Whalley's


Sri Lankan paid man Bradman Ediriweera to ball the final over in the gathering gloom, and Har­


First ball saw Noon caught


behind, another followed with the fourth ball, and it was three needed off two.


A dot ball meant Whalley had


become favourites for the first time, Ediriweera kept his nerve and Rain executed a run out to see Whalley home and dry to the amazement of the fine Friday night crowd. Maybe not the finest all-round


performance from Whalley, but they achieved what they set out for, and will look forward to the final against Blackburn Northern.


VITAL OVER:


Bradman Ediriweera


with the ride for the Under 19 group, same course but to a height of one metre, Sam had three rails down for 1,116 points and Lizzie a clear round, 1,200 points and best ride for being clos­ est to the optimum time. Elsewhere, the fence for


the Under 15 group was taking place and 1040 points for Alice put her in second behind an Irish com­ petitor ineligible for an award, so effectively first overall. The 1,000m run followed


with Alice consolidating her position by taking first in 3:26.


The next run was the


Under 19s with Lizzie knowing that she would struggle to hold on to a top six place.


Sam completed the '


course in 12:00 to retain the title and Lizzie held on to sixth place overall.


The last event for Alice


was the ride which she com­ pleted with 1,152 points - just behind her Irish rival but well clear of all the British opposition to become champion again. Abigail Fitton competed


in the Under 13 class finish­ ing 12th and Sara Burns finished 21st in the seniors.


vVJ>- Cricket


71-8, having been hit more than once by the rain. Whalley had Edenfield


on the rack at 97-6, with Richard Palmer behind the stumps taking four catches, before the rain yet again won the day. This week Read are


wood's over-confidence started to drift away as Whalley saw a glim­ mer of hope.


at home to Edenfield, Ribblesdale Wanderers entertain Padiham and Whalley welcome O s w a ld tw is tl e Immanuel. Clitheroe are the only local team on the road, as they travel to Earby. Wickets are pitched at 1-30 p.m.


On Saturday, the first team


entertain Oswaldtwistle Immanuel, wickets pitched at 1-30 p.m. as they aim to push on for a top four finish. But the highlight of the weekend


comes on Sunday when a large crowd is expected at Station Road for the semi-final of the Ramsbot- tom Cup when Whalley meet cur­ rent league leaders Baxenden.


side, but the reward of a spot in the final should be a big enough incentive for everyone as they, look to continue their recent run of good results. Hopes MU be high for Ediriweera


to find form, and that the other 10 men all play their part.


Revenge time for Waggon Cobras cruise


THE Clitheroe and District Midweek Cricket League returned to league action, with the Waggon and Hors­ es gaining revenge for their cup exit at the hands of Low Moor. Batting first, Low Moor


hit 91-3, which would nor­ mally be a winning score at Roefield. However, 30 from G.


Salmon made sure that Waggon eased home for the loss of just one wicket. There was plenty of runs


at Whalley where Sabden bowled first and reached 85 all out. In reply, Calderstones


made 86-4, thanks largely to Dave Seedall's first score of 30 (retired), the captain's effort being well received by all his team-mates. Rimington kept up their


outside hopes of winning the league with victory over Chipping Ramblers. Batting first, Rimington


reached 125-4, with Ian Bythell retiring on 30. In reply, the Ramblers


reached 94-8, with Garth retiring on 30. In the final match, league


leaders Chipping A over­ came St James', who scored 53-7, which proved too few for the churchmen to defend.


Chipping A's reply of 54-


2 kept them unbeaten and at the top end of the league. The cup final date has


been finalised. The two matches will


take place at Ribblesdale Wanderers on September 2nd. The Bradlow Cup Final


will start at 10-30 a.m., fol­ lowed by the Catholic Cup Final at approximately 1 p.m.


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CLITHEROE Cobras Under 13s A had a convinc­ ing victory at Cherry Tree. On a rare fine evening, Clitheroe chose to bat first on a firm, lively wicket. Openers Banks (21) and


Dent (10) laid a sound foundation. Nuttall (24) played


another good innings as the Cobras took control. Other significant contributions from Parkinson (16), Houldsworth (12) and Le


Breton (10) left Clitheroe with an excellent net total of 92 off their 16 overs. In reply, Cherry Tree


were never in a position to threaten the target due to some excellent all round bowling and fielding from Clitheroe.


Wicket takers were Dent


(1-8) Kay (1-16) and Banks (1-7) enabling the Cobras to run out comfort­ able winners.


CONTACT THESPORTS DESK Adrian Capstick


adrian.capsdck@eastlancsnews.co.uk 9 01282 426161 ext 601 Edward Lee


edward.lee@eastlancsnews.co.uk 9 01282 426161 ext 619 Phil Simpson


phil.sinipson@etistlancsnews.eo.uk O 01282 426161 ext 602 It will be a tough test for the village


MEMBERS of Whalley Cricket Club are running a Summer Holiday Cricket Camp for boys and girls at their Station Road Ground next week. The dates are Tuesday,


August 14th to Thursday August 16th, 10-30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Boys and girls may be _


enrolled for either day or all © three, with the age range from eight to 15-years-old. The club's ever popular


Sri Lankan cricket profes­ sional, Bradman Ediriweera fA will lead the camp, along with qualified cricket coaches from Whalley CC. The children will receive


coaching tailored to their age group that covers all aspects of the game. Enrolment forms are


available by contacting Steve Laycock (s.lay- cock@pertex.com 01282 779867/07813 055517).


IpcpfiHs- \ beaten


CHATBURN seconds had a disappointing 46-run defeat against Eldwick and y Gilstead. The Yorkshire side bat­


ted first in drizzly condi­ tions, and, after a couple of ° interruptions for rain, scored 155.


were Geoff Lambert (4-56) and Henry Kay (5-30). In reply, a good start was


seen from Chatburn by Bob Devine (22) and Mark Holmes (19), however a middle order collapse fol­ lowed, leaving Chatburn 63- ( 7.


A spirited partnership of


46 between Ashley Bennett (35) and Richard Briscoe (12) raised hopes, but the team were all out for 109 with 20 overs remaining.


@ The pick of the bowlers _


Clitheroe.... 18 Ossv Imm— 18 Whalley.......18 Stacksteads.. 18 Gt Harwood.. 18 Settle..........18 Edenfield__18 Earby..........18 Second Division P W L N


Padiham.......18 15 Belvedere. . . . 17 Bly GSOB. .. 18 Feniscowies.. 18 Rolls-Royce.. 17 Baxenden.... 18 B'bum N __18 Brinscail.......17 Salesbury__18


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WHALLEY T\venlv20 Cup Whalley


R. Palmer c and b Newton............13 Ediriweera c Maher b Newton......25 J. Rain c and b Lawson............... 26 N. Cordingley c and b Newton........0 M. Fallon c Sleep b Houldsworth.. .22 LKcarsleyb Maher........ ........... 9 A. Whelan b Maher.......... ........... 3 M. Davies run out............ ...........2 D. Fitzhenry Ibw Sleep . .. . ...........5 S. Booth run out .......................... i D. O’Neill not out ........................ 1 Extras........................ ..........n Total..................................118 Bowling: S. Maher 4-0-17-2; Lawson


•1-0-16-1; P. Newton 1-0-14-3; P. Houldsworth 4-0-4G-l;P. Sleep 3.3-0-17-


1. Gt Harwood


Lawson b O'Neill.........................15 P. Swanney run ou t....................... 1 P. Sleep run o u t ...........................15 P.HouldsworthIbwCordingley ....48 1. Haworth c Ediriweera b Fitzhenry 15 P. Allen b Fitzhenry....................... 3 R Newton c Rain b Ediriweera.......10 S. Maher c Fitzhenry b Cordingley ..0 L. Noon c Rain b Ediriweera..........0 T.


R. Townsend run out......................0 Extras.................................... 8 Total...................................116 Bowling; N. Cordingley 4-0-14-2; D.


O’Neill 4-0-20-1; S. Booth 4-0-27-0; D. Fitzhenry 4-0-25-2; Ediriweera 4-0-30- 2.


VEKA RIBBLESDALE


CRICKET LEAGUE TABLES


Senior Division P IV L N


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GT HARWOOD v CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT MIDWEEK


CRICKET LEAGUE TABU-S P W L N P


[A ........ 11 7 0 4 25


i&Horses .11 7 0 4 25 ..11 6 1 4 22 ..11 5 4 3 18


Low Moor..........11 3 5 4 13 Sabden...............11 2 6 3 9 StJames’ ........... 11 1 9 1 4 Chipping Rmblrs .11 0 8 3 3


GREAT HARWOOD AND DISTRICT


BOWLING LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Globe A 3, Clitheroe Cricket Sajidnotout......... 1 ■


Club A 7; Gt Harwood A 5, Globe Keys 5; Greatt Harwood A 8, Clitheroe Cricket Club A 2; Oswaldtwistle Conservative 5, Sabden Black 5; Roe Lee Park 9, Burnley Road B 1; Whalley A 1, Ribblesdale Wanderers A 9. Second Division


Gatty Park 2, Waddington A


8; Great Harwood Cricket Club 5, Great Harwood B 5; Hurst Green A 6, Free Gardeners A 4; Rishton Con A 8, Waddington A 2; Rush- ton Street B 7, Globe B 3. Third Division


Mercer Park 7, Salesbury B 3;


Oakhill 3, Immanuel A 7; Oakhill Vets 8, Rishton Conservative B 2; Ribblesdale Wanderers B 7, Grange 3; Sabden Red 9, Great Harwood L 1. Fourth Division


Clitheroe Cricket Club B 4,


Castle 6; Free Gardeners B 6, Hurst Green B 4; Green Park 10, Coppice 0; Oswaldtwistle Immanuel B G, Sabden Blue 4; Milnshaw Wanderers 2, Whalley B 8.


Leonard Whittaker Cup Semi-finals: Free Gardeners A


171, Sydney Street 1G7; Globe Hevs 151, Clitheroe Cricket Club A 159. Final: Free Gardeners A 17G,


Clitheroe Cricket Club A 1G9. TABLES


First Division P W I) I. P


Globe Heys........16 12 2 2116 Gt Harwood A ...16 9 1 6 97 RibblcsdaleA ....15 10 2 3 96 Clitheroe CCA ...15 9 0 6 81 Globe A .............16 8 0 S 82 RoeLeePark ....15 S 0 7 78 BurnleyRdB ....16 8 0 8 75 OssvCon.............15 5 2 8 65 SalesburvA........15 8 0 7 63 Sabden Black ....15 2 1 12 50 Whalley A..........16 2 0 14 44 Second Division P W I) L P


11 P


21183 18137 26135 20118 26115 19107 18 97


4 20 92 2 16 92


Bly GSOB2.. 18 5 9 11577 Stacksteads.. 18 5 8 5 10 75 Bamoldswick. 17 4 8 5 15 70


RushtonStA ....16 11 0 5 95 Rishton Con.A ...16 9 0 7 95 RushtonStB ....15 11 1 3 92 Hurst Green A ...16 9 1 6 90 Gt Harwood B ...15 9 1 5 86 Free Gardeners A .15 9 0 6 86 Waddington A ....16 6 1 9 73 Gt Harwood CC ..15 4 3 8 67 BurnleyRdA ....15 7 0 8 63 Globe B .............15 3 0 12 58 Gatty Park ........ 14 2 1 11 35 Third Division


Feniscowies.. 18 3 10 5 16 61 Oakhiii Vets__ ..14 9 0 5 83 Rolls-Royce 2.18 0 11 1 9 21 Gt Harwood L.. ..16 9 0 7 82 Third Division


B'bum N..... 12 6 1 5 9 81 Immanuel A .... ..ii 0 0 8 62 Ossy Imm.... 12 6 2 4 12 81 Oakhill............. .15 5 0 10 61 Gt Harwood.. 12 4 3 5 19 74 RibblesdaleB ... .10 4 0 12 60 Edenfield.... 11 5 3 3 ii 73 Rishton Con. B .. .14 G 0 8 59 Whalicy.......11 4 4 3 19 08 Baxenden.... 11 4 2 5 9 64


Cherry Tree.. 10 6 i 3 16 85 Grange ............. Fourth Division


Padiham.......13 3 4 6 10 58 ImmanuelB .... .16 12 0 4 98 Earby..........11 3 4 4 9 51 Sabden Blue .... .16 10 1 5 00 Settle..........11 2 3 6 8 46 Whalicy B ........


R’dale Wands. 10 5 2 3 4 03 Green Park ......


P W D L P 15 0 0131


Feniscowies.. 12 2 6 4 12 44 Coppice............ .15 7 1 7 73 Read.............9 2 3 4 9 11 Free Gardeners B .15 7 0 8 72 Belvedere.... 11 2 4 5 6 41 Castle............... .15 7 0 8 67 Salesbury.... 11 2 5 4 8 10 Milnshaw Wands .15 5 1 9 66 Bamoldswick. 12 1 7 4 6 28 Hurst Green B .. .15 2 1 12 50 * denotes tied game


Clitheroe ....11 2 5 4 12 44 Waddington B... .15 7 1 7 74 Clitheroe CCB ...1 6 0 0 16 36 9 1 5 83


P W L N B P Mercer Park .... .15 7 0 8 74 7 0 8 67


Salesbury B ....


P W I) L P ..15 12 0 3106 ..14 it 0 3 91


ir. 6 0 10 75


MILL LODGE RESIDENTIAL


HOME HYNDBURN


BOWLING LEAGUE TABLES


First Division P W I) L P


Globe A .............13 12 0 1 99 Free Gardeners ...14 10 0 4 92 Rushton St E ....15 8 0 7 83 BurnleyRdC ....14 9 0 5 75 Ribblesdale A ....14 8 0 6 75 'ClitheroeCCA ..15 6 0 9 61 OssvCon.............14 7 0 7 63 Salesbury Blue ...13 5 0 8 63 WhallevA..........14 5 0 9 58 Globe E .............14 4 0 10 56 Immanuel A .......14 3 0 11 38 Second Division P W D L P


Waddington A....13 9 1 3 87 Rushton St C ....13 9 0 4 85 Coppice.............14 7 1 6 74 Rishton Con. C ...13 7 2 4 73 Sabden B ...........12 7 1 4 69 Oakhill Park A ...13 6 1 6 68 Globe C .............14 6 1 7 62 Burnley RdB ....13 4 2 7 62 Oakhill Ash........13 5 1 7 58 Grange A........... 13 1 0 9 46 Mercer Park.......14 4 0 10 44 Third Division P W D L P


Sydnev St ..........12 9 0 3 85 Whalley B ..........12 7 1 4 72 Sabden C ........... 12 5 2 5 67 Rishton BC........11 7 2 2 65 Gatty Park........10 8 0 2 63 WaddingtonB....12 5 1 6 52 Salesbury Red__12 4 1 7 44 Gt Harwood CC ..11 1 0 10 31 Immanuel B .......10 1 1 8 31 Fourth Division P W D L P


Read CC...........13 10 1 2 93 Alma B ............. 13 9 2 2 81 Grange C ...........13 8 0 5 79 Oakhill ParkB ...12 8 1 3 74 RibblesdaleC ....13 7 1 5 73 BurnleyRdD ....13 7 2 4 70 Milnshaw Park ...12 7 0 5 62 Sabden A ...........13 2 I 10 49 Oakhill Beech ....13 1 0 12 31 ClitheroeCCB ...13 1 0 12 25


EXPRESS GIFTS HYNDBURN VETS


BOWLING LEAGUE A Division


P W D


Wors!evParkA...16 13 3 Rushton Street A .16 12 3 Rhyddings..........16 12 4 Ribblesdale A ....16 11 4 Lowerfold...........15 8 4 Oakhill Vets........15 9 5 Peel Park A........15 8 Rishton BC........16 6 Sabden BC ........ 15 5 Mercer Park.......15 4 Gattv Park A ....16 4 Whallev BC........16 4 Oakhill BC ........ 15 2


L P 0131 1128 0127 1114 3104 1 9S 0 90 0 81 0 74 0 73 0 70 0 67 0 55


B Division P w D L P


Burnley Rd ...., ..19 19 0 0191 Worslev Park B....19 14 5 0138 RibblesdaleB .....18 12 4 2134 Rushton Street B .18 11 7 0130 Immanuel A ......19 12 5 2128 Oakhill Vets B... .18 12 6 0119 Waddington .... .19 11 8 0115 ImmanuelB .... .19 8 9 2111 Hurst Green .... .19 6 13 0102 Milnshaw C...... .19 8 9 2102 BulloughB...... .18 8 9 1101 Read BC.......... .19 4 12 3 85 Peel Park B ...... .18 2 15 1 73 Milnshaw B...... .18 3 15 0 71 Gatty Park B ... .18 2 15 1 65


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND DOMINOES


SUMMER LEAGUE RESULTS


Pendle League Darts


Royal Oak B 2, Swan and Royal 7; Buck B 5, Horse Shoe 4;


Black Horse?, Pendle2. Dominoes


Royal Oak B 11, Swan and


Royal 10; Buck B 13, Horse Shoe S; Black Horse 10, Pendle 11. Rihhlc League Darts


White Horse 2, Brown Cow 7; Castle 4, Buck A 5; Social Club 3,


Black BullG. Second Division Dominoes White Horse 10, Brown Cow


11; Castle 9, Buck A 12; Social Club 13, Black Bull 8. POSITIONS


Pendle League Darts


P


Black Horse............................... 39 Swan & Royal............................ 37 Waggon & Horses....................... 33 HorseShoe.................................29 BuckB......................................22 Pendle Hotel..............................19 Royal Oak B ..............................10 Dominoes


P


Swan & Royal............................ 72 Waggon & Horses....................... 71 Buck B ......................................66 HorseShoe.................................60 Black Horse............................... 60 Pendle Hotel..............................57 Royal Oak B ..............................55 Ribblc League Darts


P


Buck A......................................43 Black Bull.................................34 Social Club.................................24 White Horse ..............................22 Royal Oak A ..............................20 Brown Cow ............................... 20 Castle........................................17 Dominoes


P


Social Club.................................64 Buck A......................................63 White Horse ..............................63 Brown Cow ............................... 63 Castle....................................... 60 Black Bull.................................55 Royal Oak A ..............................51


CLITHEROE MEN’S INVITATION


SUMMER DARTS


LEAGUE RESULTS


Craven Heifer 2, Low Moor 5;


Swan B 2, St Michael’s 5; Pendle Inn 1, Swan A 6; Kings Arms 5, Legion A 2; Legion B 6, White Lion 1.


FIXTURES Monday


Royal Oak v Swan B; Low


Moor v St Michael’s; Brown Cow v Horseshoe; Waddington v Kings Arms; Swan A v Legion A; Legion B v Pendle Inn.


ROEFIELD LEISURE FIVE-A-SIDE


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


Mysters Magicians 3, Morning


Glory 2; Beer Can 1, New Inn 2; Dunop Who 7, White Horse 4; AFC BuckS, Mad Dogsl. FIXTURES Sunday


9 a.m. - Beer Can v Mysters


Magicians; 9-35 a.m. - Dunop Who v Morning Glory; 10-10 a.m. - AFC Buck v New Inn; 10-45 a.m. - AC Men v White Horse.


THWAITES


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Chris Stewart Foundation Cup Craven Heifer B 5, White Lion


C; Billington Brass Band Club B 3, Castle A 6; Bay Horse 4, Kings Arms 6; Buck B 6, Conservative Club 4; Read Con. Club 2, White Horse B 6; Waggon and Horses 3, RBL G; Stork B 6, St Peter’s B 3. Ladies Division


Norman Garner Memorial Shield Buck B Ladies 5, Buck A


Ladies 3; RBL A Ladies 3, De Lacy 5.


FIXTURES Premier Division Bay Horse v Billington A; Cas­


tle A v Buck A; RBL B v RBL A; White Hart v St Peter’s 14G. First Division


Low Moor v Waggon A; Read


Con. Club v Rose and Crown B; St Peter’s B v Higher Buck B; White Horse B v White Horse A.


Cricket Saturday Clitheroe (v Earby, away, meet


Clitheroe noon) S. Coulter, D. Glover, N. Bolton, N. Bibby, J. Dewhurst, J. Marquet, C. Mus- son, D. Turner, A. Pearce, M. Coulter, Papps. Scorer: L. Nut- tall.


Clitheroe 2nds (v Earby 2nds,


home, meet 12-45 p.m.) J. Green, A. N. Other, G. Kershaw, F. Green, P. Cox, F. Hussain, T. Le Breton, C. Palmer, P. Bishop, C. Gunn, W. Le Breton. Scorer C. Parkinson. Read (v Edenfield, home, start


1-30 a.m.) W. Driver, T. Little, D. Swarbrick, K. O’Connor, C. Holt, J. Marshall, F. Barden, M. Whal­ ley, M. Doughty, S. Doughty, Ilanif Ur Rehman. Scorer: K. Crabtree. Read 2nds (v Edenfield 2nds,


away, meet Read 12-15 p.m.) S. Rushton, A. Baron, E. Art- ingstoll, E. Lowes, J. Jones, P. Haworth, A. Turner, S. Marshall, D. Thistlethwaite, C. Astin, A. Laycock. Same team Sunday (v Salslmry, away, Lawronson Cup, meet Read 11-45 a.m.) except A.


Bennett for A. Laycock. Scorers: C. Lowes (Sat), S. Lowes (Sun). Ribblesdale Wanderers (v


Padiham, home, meet 12-30 p.m.) Scuderi, R. Gladwin, D. Howard, A. Marsh, S. Kerr, S. Braithwaite, R. Lloyd, J. Bunyan, M. Clark­ son, L. Gidlow, A. Hartley. Ribblesdale Wanderers 2nds (v


Brinscall, away, meet noon) M. Wrigley, I. Britcliffe, P. Spencer, A. Coxal!, M. Pratt, R. Whalley, S. Jarvis, S. Braithwaite, G. McGuire, A. Hutchins. Whalley (v Oswaldtwistle


Immanuel, home, 1-30 p.m. start) M. Davies, Ediriweera, L. Kears- ley, N. Cordingley, T. Keighley, M. Hanson, A. Whelan, D. Fitzhenry, W. Marsden.S. Booth, D. O’Neill. Whalley 2nds (v Oswaldtwistle


Immanuel, away, 1-30 p.m. start) 1. Grace, D. Ilolgate, S. Mukher- jee, G. Thomas, S. Gorton, L. Burgess, J. Taylor, S. Taylor, N. Fielden, C. Mahon, R. Donald.


Sunday Clitheroe 3rds (v Gt Harwood


3rds, home, meet 12-15 p.m.) F. Green, L. Nuttall, C. Brown, J. Warburton, T. Le Breton, C. Parkinson, Wasim, B. Brass, M.


Lewis, C. Gunn, J. McKenna. Read 3rds (v Barnoldswick


3rds, away, 1-30 p.m. start) G. Hinks, M. Suthers, A. Laycock, S. Marsh, C. Lowes, M. Riley, D. Chester, A. Tinker, Miss J. Lay­ cock, L. Grimshaw, M.Shirtcliffe. Reserve: S. Hartley. Scorer: J. Geldard. Ribblcsdale Wanderers 3rds(v


Burnley Belvedere, away, start 1- 30 p.m.) S. Braithwaite, D. Binns, G. Clarkson, R. Clarkson, II. Kay, J. Britcliffe, A. Hutchins, S. Jarvis, M. Clarkson, M. Pratt, L. Gidlow.


Whalley 3rds (v Earby, away,


start 1-30 p.m.) S. Mukherjee, K. Armor, D. Barker, T. Keighley, A. McRae, D. Ainsworth, J. Bury, 1. Grace, A. Wignall, G. Barker, T. Gibson.


Monday Ribblesdale Wanderers Under


18s (v Baxenden, away, start 1-30 p.m.) J. Bunyan, A. Hartley, J. Ryenolds, R. Clarkson, M. Clark­ son, II. Kay, A. Hutchins, J. Brit- cliffc, S. Cherry, R. Bradley, M. Harrison.


Con. Club v Stork B; Kings


Arms B v Station; Royal Oak A v Brown Cow. Third Division


Buck D v Con. Club B; Rose


and Crown A v Castle B; Waggon and Horses B v RBL C. Fourth Division


Craven B v Royal Oak B; De


Lacy v White Hart B; RBL D v Craven Heifer A. TABLES


Premier Division P W D L P


BuckA.................9 8 0 1 91 Castle A............... 9 7 1 1 84 RBLA................. 9 7 0 2 82 White Hart...........9 4 2 3 65 Billington A...........9 4 0 5 60 Bay Horse............ 8 3 1 4 51 St Peter’s HG .......9 0 4 5 44 RBLB................. 9 0 3 6 42 BuckB................. 9 1 0 7 41 First Division P W I) L P


Low Moor........ ..9 s 1 0 86 Billington B....... ..9 7 0 2 81 White Horse A .. ..9 4 2 3 68 St Peter’s B ...... ..9 5 1 3 66 Waggon A ........ ..9 3 0 0 56 Rose & Crown B . ..9 2 1 6 54 Read Con. Club . ..8 4 0 4 53 Higher BuckB .. ..9 2 0 7 18 White Horse B .. ..9 1 3 5 18 Second Division P W D L P .7 4 2 1 59


Con. Club ........ Royal Oak A ..., HorseShoe ........6 Brown Cow...... ...7 Stork B ........... ...6 KingsArmsB ......6


Kings Arms......


Con.ClubB .... ..9 RBLC............. ...9


Dog ................ ..8.8 4 2 2 63 BuckD ........... ,..8 White Lion ...... ..9 Rose & Crown A . ..8 Castle B........... ...8 Waggon B ........ ..9


Fourth Divi


RBLD............. ...s Pendle Hotel. ......8 Buck Wrinkleys . ..8 Craven B .......... ..8 White Hart B ... ..8 Roval Oak B .... ..8


P W I) 6


1


I. P 1 72


,8 4 1 3 60 4 0 4 54


Craven Heifer A ...8 2 0 6 46 De Lacy................8 2 2 4 45 Ladies’ Division P W I) I. P


Pendle Hotel.........9 8 0 1 76 Royal Oak............ 9 8 0 1 69 RBLA................. 9 6 0 3 62 De Lacv B ............ 9 4 0 5 50 BuckA................. 9 3 0 6 44 BuckB................. S 4 0 4 42 DeLacy................9 3 0 6 41 White Horse.........9 2 0 7 26 Royal Oak B .........9 2 0 7 25


'i, f&ri **< J , 1 V Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, August 9th, 2007 63 .


Clitheroe miss out in close final


IT was Finals Day in the Leonard Whittaker Cup on Sunday at Hurst Green Bowling Club. The last-four draw


Third Divii .10


P W D L P


pitched last year’s semi­ finalists, Sydney Street, against Second Division Free Gardeners A, while the other semi-final was an all- First Division clash between Globe Heys and Clitheroe CC A. Free Gardeners A halted


Sydney Street’s challenge 171-167, as Clitheroe CC A came from behind to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat against favourites Globe Heys (159-151).


Free Gardeners then took


the final 17G to Clitheroe's 169 in a real tussle of a game. After the first four


games, Free Gardeners A led by seven chalks, but Clitheroe CC A then went three in front after two good wins. Pat Holt’s win over Ian


North restored the Garden­ ers advantage, and victory was confirmed with a nar­ row defeat of Lee Edmond­ son by Mick Yerkess. Winning captain, Mary Wright, is pictured receiv- ♦ ing the trophy from league secretary Steve Dowber. (s)


Dog Inn 7, Commercial Old Hoys I


DOG Inn continued (heir pre-season preparations with an emphatic win over Commercial Boys at Highams. The Whailey side scored twice in the opening quarter of


an hour, with debutant Ollie MeCIean the provider for Liam Hill on each occasion. Without playing at (heir best, Dog were comfortably the


better side and stepped up (lie puce in the second half. Darren Fothcrgill rifled home a rebound for (he third,


before two Liam Porter headers were sandwiched by a stunning Tom Bartlett strike. After the Haslingden side had scored a consolation, Jamie Enefer completed the scor­ ing with the Iasi kick of the match.


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