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Champions see off the pretenders


CHAMPIONS Clitheroe stared defeat in the face at Padiham on Saturday before mounting a spirited comeback to defeat the pretenders to their throne. The table-topping


Arbories side looked to have the game licked only for the treble winners' resolve to shine through and see them home by the slimmest of margins. Simon Coulter's men


showed they're not about to give up the league title without a fight. And thanks to the bowl­


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ing of Josh Marquet (3-3G) and Haslingden sub-profes­ sional Dan Christian (2-74) the locals cleaned up. As despite sizeable


knocks from Kashif Sid- dique (47), UmarSaddique (45) and Peter Usher (40) putting the home side easi­ ly on course to their 200 target, some calculated


bowling and two suicidal run outs proved Padiham’s downfall. On a very wet Arbories


pitch it was thought that play wouldn't be possible, but after a half-hour delay it was decided to give it a


go. Winning the toss, Padi­


ham skipper Andy Robin­ son put Clitheroe in to bat as he probably thought his table-toppers would take early wickets. Clitheroe captains old


and new opened the batting and took the score to 45 before the first wicket when Coulter was caught by Anthony Hall off the bowl­ ing of Qadeer Ahmed for 25.


Neil Bolton was then


partnered by Christian and the pair batted superbly. Boundaries were the


order of the day for the New South Wales paid man as his first three scoring


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shots were 4,4,6, and he went on to score 83 in 70 balls with seven sixes and four fours. At the other end Bolton


was also scoring quickly through the good use of sweep and pull shots. The former captain scored 74 in 94 balls with three sixes and five fours. So at the end of the


innings 205-0 was an excel­ lent effort as Nesir Mah- mood was the pick of the Padiham bowlers with 3-45 off nine. Padiham didn't get off to


a great start as an early wicket from Marquet saw Phil Metcalfe (1) caught by


a blistering catch by Mark Hargreaves at gully for just 12 on the board. However, big hitting


Padiham paid man Sid- dique, partnered by Sad- dique, took the Clitheroe bowlers apart with fours and sixes all over the park as the home side raced past 100 in 12 overs. Clitheroe needed at least


one of these batsmen out to stand any chance of victory and Chris Brown produced the goods by playing a major role in the dismissals of both batsmen. Rushing for a quick sin­


gle Siddique (47) was superbly run out by a div­


ing under arm throw by Brown right above the stumps leaving Coulter just to whip off the bails and, just one over later, a flight­ ed ball from Bolton was skied by Saddique (45) and Brown again took a great catch under pressure. This silenced the crowd


and home players as they knew they had a game on their hands. Two more quick wickets


followed with that of Anthony Hall (0), bowled by Hargreaves, and Mehmood was another run out victim, this time from a superb throw by Marquet as the game opened up.


However, Padiham contin-


uedtoscorethe required rate of take them to what looked an easy victory, which meant Clitheroe had to bowl out their hosts to win. Tom Mustoe (18), Peter


Shirtcliffe (15) and Peter Usher (40) almost gave the home side another 10 points but Marquet returned for his second spell and bowled ferociously to take two late wickets. Add one more by Christ­


ian, who returned at the football end after a spell from Bibby to take the final wicket of keeper Gavin Kelly, and it was job done for Clitheroe as Padiham.


Double disappointment for Read c r


READ haven’t had the best of fortunes over the last week or so. Saturday saw them hum­


bled by local rivals Ribbles- dale Wanderers, which put a huge dent in their title aspirations. And that came after the


news that they will be with­ out the services of Thomas Odoyo for the remainder of the season. The Kenyan has been


summoned by his country to return home for their Twenty20 World Cup qual­ ifiers. And that means Satur­


day’s game at Clitheroe is likely to be his last for the club for this year. Following the news last


week, you would have thought he would want to go out with a bang. But Wanderers contained


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him superbly, leaving the Read professional wicket­ less and with only two runs to his name. Even five wickets from


Frank Barden wasn’t enough, as the hosts cruised


READ Cricket Club first team. (A090G07/9A)


home by 92 runs. And it was the tandem


howling attack of Joe Scud- eri and David Howard that were the destroyers in chief. The pair took nine of the


10 wickets on offer as Read were skittled for just 90 in their reply. Only Dave Swarbrick


survived being a victim of either, as he was run out


having made just four. In fact, only the top three


made double figures, in response to Wanderers’ first innings score of 182-8. In a match reduced to a


37-over contest due to the conditions, Will Driver made 20 before being pouched by Martin Peel off Scuderi, while Joey Mar­ shall was castled by


Howard for 11. Kyle O’Connor found the


safe hands of Terry Braith- waite for 12, before the freefall of wickets began. As well as Driver and


O’Connor, Scuderi also picked up the scalps of Odoyo (2), Michael Whal- ley (1) and Andrew Rush- ton (0), to end with 5-42 from his 15 overs.


Howard added 4-39 hav­


ing bowled throughout, as the hosts got the job done with five overs in hand. Earlier, Alistair Marsh


had top-scored with 55 opening alongside Scuderi, as the pair built a solid foundation for the rest to follow. Each of the top six got in,


only to fall just as the opportunity arose to con­ tribute heavily. It was Barden who was


the main thorn in the side, as he picked up 5-44 from his 13 overs. Odoyo and Rushton


opened the bowling, but both failed to yield a wicket as Wanderers gained the early initiative. And it would stay with


them throughout the con­ test, as Wanderers got their own season back on track. Read will look to get


back to winning ways at Clitheroe on Saturday (wickets pitched 1-30 p.m.). Meanwhile, Driver and


O’Connor both featured for the Ribblesdale League as


they were knocked out of the JW Lees Cup on Sun­ day. The locals took on the


Lancashire County League at Church Meadow, and lost out by 86 runs. Having elected to field,


their opponents made 205 before the Ribblesdale League were skittled for just 119. Driver made 13 and


O’Connor made 14 with the bat, while Driver failed to grab a wicket with his three overs with the ball. « RIBBLESDALE Wan­ derers are recruiting for a summer coaching course. Church Meadow is the


venue and Monday, August 27th, to Friday, August 31st, is the date. Cost for the 10 a.m. to 4


p.m. sessions, aimed at seven to 15-years-olds, is £60 for the week and all ses­ sions are run by qualified ECB and CRB-checked coaches. For further details contact Michael Britcliffe (428190) or Terry Braith- waite (428190).


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Chatburn’s big win


CHATBURN seconds had an emphatic nine wicket victory over Pendle Forest in the Mewies Solicitors Craven Cricket League to continue their push for pro­ motion. The Fence-based side


batted first and were bowled out for 65. Chris Mulhearn (5-21) was the pick of the bowlers as the other wicket takers were Geoff Lambert (2-29), Robin Kennerley (2-3) and Ben Frankland (1-6). In reply Mark Holmes


(38 not out) and John Moore (20 not out) ensured an easy victory. Meanwhile, the first


team's league match at Embsay was cancelled but Sunday saw the side enter­ tain and nearly snatch vic­ tory from First Division leaders Thornton in the quarter-finals of the Wynn Cup. Chatburn batted first on


a difficult wicket and after a poor display were all out for 90. David Price top-scored


with 20 and the only other two players to reach double figures were Bob Devine (13) and Nick Hutchinson


(13). This modest total should­


n't have been a problem to Thornton but the Chatburn bowlers and fielders per­ formed admirably. Wickets fell at regular


intervals, and with the last two batsmen at the crease eight further runs were required as Thornton took victory by a single wicket.


Cobras’ battle


AFTER several weeks without a match, a rusty Clitheroe Cobras Under 13s A side had a hard earned win against Edenfield at Chatburn Road. Batting first on a difficult


wicket, Clitheroe struggled to adapt to the conditions and lost early wickets. However, Nuttall (19),


Bowness (10) and Parkin­ son (10) steadied the innings and a final flourish by Le Breton (24) left Clitheroe with a total of 63 from their 16 overs. In reply Edenfield were


never ahead of the required rate due to some tight bowl­ ing and excellent fielding from Clitheroe, finishing some 25 runs adrift. Pick of the Clitheroe


bowlers were Bowness (1-3) and Banks (1-2).


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Christian b Saddique.................... 83 A. Pearcec Siddique b Mehmood. . . .1


J. Dewhurst not o u t....................... 4 C.PalmercSiddiquebMehmood ...0


M. Hargreaves c Metcalfe b Mehmood .............................. 4 J. Marquet n o to u t.........................4


Extras................................... 10 Total (forGi .........................205 Bowling: X. Mehmood 9-2-45-3; Q.


•\hmed $-2-30-1: Siddique 12-3-50-0; P. Usher 4-0-32-0; U. Saddique 8-0-44-2. Padiham


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Siddique run out ......................... 47 p. Metcalfe c Hargreaves b Marquet .1 L. Saddique c Brown b B olton.......45 T. MustoebChristian . . . . A. Hall b Hargreaves....... N. Mehmood ru n o u t....... H Shirtcliffe b Bibby....... P. tsn e rbM a rq u e t........ A. Robmsoni) Marquet .. Q. Ahmed not out .......... Cr.kellvlbwb Christian .. Extras..................... T o ta l....................... Bowling: Christian 11.3-2-74-2:-J.


Marquet 10-1-36-3: M. Hargreaves 5-0- 30-1; V. Bolton 3-0-1S-1; X. Bibbv 5-0- 25-1.


RIBBLESDALE WANDERERS V READ


1 '.'i a Ribblesdale Wanderers


A. Marshb Barden ............. scuden c Rushton b Eastham C. Hall c O'Connor b Eastham {). Howard c Rushton b Barden R. Gladwin c Little b Driver. Kerr c Driver b'Barden . . .


M. Peel c Eastham b Barden M. Clarkson not out .......... . B. .spencer b Barden .......... E xtras........................... Total ifor S....................... Bowling: Odoyo 6-0-24-0: A.


Rushton 5-1-25*0; W. Eastham S-0-52- 2; F. Barden 13-2-14-5; \V. Driver 5-0- 29-1.


Read


IS A. Batsman c Fielder b A. Bowler . .29 :>t V.Dnverc Peel b Scuderi............. 20 | j J.Marshall!)Howard...................11 K. O'Connor c Braithwaite b Scud- e n ........................................ 12


Second Division p W L


Padiham....... 13 11 0 Bly GSOB . . . 13 8 3 Baxenden__ 13


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Feniscowlcs. . 13 7 3 Belvedere. . . . 12 7 3 B’bum X __ 13 Brinscall....... 12


Salesburv. . . . 13 5 7 Rolls-Rovce. . 12 4 G Stacksteads. . 13 4 6 Feniscowles. . 13 3 8 Barnoldswick. 12 3 7 BlvGSOB2..13 3 S Rolls-Rovce 2.13 0 11 Third Division P W i.


B’burn X ....... 9 6 0 Ossv Imm.......S 5 1 Edenfield....... 9 4 2 Gt Harwood...S 4 I Cherrv Tree. . . 6 4 1 So u le............G 2 3 R’dale Wands.. $ 4 2 Whallev.........7 3 3 Earbv............9


Baxenden.......S 3 2 Padiham....... 10


Salesburv. . . . 10 2 4 Read............. 6


Feniscowles. . . 9 I


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5


Clitheroe.......S 1 5 Belvedere....... 8 1 4 Barnoldswick. .8 1 6 ‘ includes tied game


MEWIES


SOLICITORS CRAVENAND


DISTRICT CRICKET LEAGUE


FIXAI.TAHI.ES Second Division P \v T


Barrowford.. . 12 9 0 Airedale.......12 7 0 Cononlev . . . . 12 7 0 Chatburn. . . . 12 6 0 Haworth Road 12 6 0 Ingrow........ 12


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Foulridge. . . . 12 2 0 Fifth Division


Inc. St John’s . 12 4 0 Lone Lee . . . . 12 4 0 Denholme.. . . 12 3 0 Embsavll. . . 12 3 0 GlusburnII ..12


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Odoyo c Gladwin b Scuderi............. 2 M.WhallevcHowardbScuderi ....1 T. Little Ibw Howard......................9 D.


Swarbnckrunout... 4


.-«< C. Holt not o u t............................ 10 ••:• \V. Eastham b Howard .................. 6 A A. Rushton Ibw Scuderi.................. 6


4 T o ta l.................................... 90 A Bowling: Scuderi 15-3-42-5; D.


i CRICKET LEAGUE 1


. 1.-•1 .Senior Division P W i. N B p


$ ‘Padiham.. ..1 3 8 3 1 17107 7 3 3 22101


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Read............13 Ct Harwood.. 13 Whallcy.......13 It'dale Wands. 13 Edenfield__ 13 ‘Earby........ 13. 3 Cherry Tree.. 13 Settle.......... 13 Ossy 1mm__ 13 Barnoldswick. 13


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Belvedere.... 13 Ilrinseall.......13 Cherry Tree.. 13 Read............13 .Salesbury__ 13 Ossylmni__ 13 It'dale Wands. 13 Chtheroe__ 13 Whallcy.......13 Stacksteads. . 13 GfHanvood.. 13 Settle.......... 13 Edenfteld. . . . 13 Earby.......... 13


1 VEKA RIBBLESDALE TABLES


:^ F . Barden b Howard ...................... 1 .•* E xtras.................................... S


I , Howard 16-2-39-4;T. Braithwaite 1-0- •-,] 3-0.


GREAT HARWOOD AND DISTRICT


BOWLING LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division


d Baxenden.. ..1 3 8 3 2 17103 Globe A 8, Salesbury A 2; Roe Lee ‘1; B’burn N .. ..13


Clitheroe.. ..13 7 1 2 19 95 A G, Ribblesdale A 4.


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3 2 0


■I 2 1G 92 •I 2 13 89 •1 3 15 84 5 2 15 SI 5 2 15 SI 7 7 7


G 8


12


First Division P


7 7 8


G G 4 I


3 4 4


1 1


4 5 4 3 5 5


G 8


G G 7


11


W I. 9 S


1 1


2 3


1 1


X 1! 2


12 15 P


3 13112 1 12101 18 91


1 21 94 1


1


3 2 3 3


1


2-11 I


20


10 93 8 SO SO 72


IS G7 2G 62 11 GO 9 5S G 31 0 13


Globe A 7, Burnley Road B 3; P a rk 4, Globe Hoys G; Salesbury Second Division


Burnley Road A 6, Globe B 4;


Rushton S tre et B 7, Hurst Green A3.


Third Division


1 1 17 G7 20 GG S 50 9 '3S


Mercer Park 6, Gt Harwood L


4; Ribblesdale B 7, Salesbury B 3. Fourth Division


Clitheroe CC B 1, Immanuel B


9; Green P a rk 9, Sabden Blue 1; H u r ts Green B 3. Whalley B 7; Waddingotn B 3, Free Gardeners B.7.


TABLES First Division


Ribblesdale A ..,..10 6 1 3 61 Roe Lee Park ..,..11 Salesbury A . . . . ...11 Globe A .......... ...11


GlobeHevs . . . . ...11


Sabden Black .,,..10 2 0 8 31 Whalley A ..........10


Burnley Rd B .....10 6 0 4 51 Gt Harwood A , ...9 5 0 Clitheroe CC A ,....9 Ossy Con.............10


5 0 1 19 3 0 7 37


l 51 1 0 9 26


P W I) I. P 9 1 1 SI


6 0 5 59 7 0 4 56 5 0 G 55


Haworth 11... 12 9 0 CullVorth I I . 12 9 0 Chatburn I I . . 12 7 0 Cononlev 11.. 12 5 1 Glusbumlll . 12 5 0 Riddlesden II. 12 5 0 Eldwick.......12


7 5 5 5


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16132 Rushton St A . . . .10 8 1 1 G5 11100 Rushton St B . . . .11 0 0 5 62 15 97 Gt Harwood B .. .10 7 0 3 60 17 9G Free Gardeners A .10 7 0 3 59 12 88 RishtonCon. A .. .10 5 0 5 58 13 86 Hurst Green A .. .11 5 1 5 54 16 72 BurnlevRdA . . . .11 5 0 6 47 13 66 Globe B ........... .11 2 0 9 45 20 66 Waddineton A . . . .10 4 0 6 44 S 57 Gt Harwood CC . ..9 14 50 GattvPark ....... ..9 12 48 11 47


P w I) 1, P Third Division 11 P 10 66 Oakhil! Vi-ta....... ..9


14 63 Mercer Park . . . . .11 5 0 6 54 12 61 Oakhill............. .10 4 0 6 43 12 90 RibblesdaleB . . . .11 3 0 8 13 IS 50 G ranee............. .10 4 0 6 42 1 50 RishtonCon. B .. .10 4 0 6 39 Immanuel A . . . . ..9 4 0 5 38 Fourth Division


15 18 s 47 7 46


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8 10 Green Park ....... .11 11 0 0 98 s 10 ImmanuelB . . . . .11 S 0 3 69 8 34 Sabden Blue . . . . .11 7 0 1 58 8 27


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10 26 Whallev B ........ .11 5 1 5 5! 4 23 Coppice........... .10 5 1 4 52 6 19


Free Gardeners B .10 6 0 1 56


Milnshaw Wands JO 1 1 5 19 Waddineton B . . . .10 4 0 C 43 Castle.............. .10 4 0 6 10 Hurst Green B .. .11 2 1 S 39 Clitheroe CC B .. .11 0 0 11 22


MILL LODGE RESIDENTIAL


HOME HYNDBURN


BOWLING LEAGUE t a i ii.e s


Firsi Division P W [)


Globe A ........... ..10 9 0 Rushton St E .....11


Free Gardeners ..10 6 0 Ribblesdale A .....10 6 0 Salesburv Blue ....10 5 0 Burnlev Rd C ..,...9


Ossv Con...........,.10 6 0 Globe E ........... ,.10 2 0 Clitheroe CCA ..,.10 2 0 Immanuel A . . . . ,.11 Whallev A ........ ...9


3 0 2 0


Second Division P W I)


4 1


Oakworth.... 12 4 0 Denholme 11.12 4 0 Foulridge I I . . 12 4 0 Sutton 11 . . . . 12 2 0 Gargravell ..1 2 2 1 Skipton Cl 11.12 I


P. Forest I I I . . 12 2 0 1


Waddineton A ..,,.10 S 1 Rushton Si C ...,.10 7 0 Sabden B ............10 6 1 Oakhill Park A ..10 5 0 Coppice.......... ..10 5 1 RishtonCon. C . ..10 4 2 Burnlev RdB .. ..10 4 1 Oakhill Ash...... ..10 4 1 Globe C ........... ..10 3 1 Mercer Park . . . . ..10 3 0 Grange A ........ ..10 2 0 Third Division p W I) 6 0


.Whallev B ........ . . . s 5 1 Gattv Park ...... , . . s 6 0 Rishton B C ...... ...7


5 1


Sabden C ......... , . . s 3 1 Salesbury lied .... . . s 4 1 Waddington B ...,..S 2 1 Gt Harwood CC ,...8


1 0 ImmanuelB . . . . .. .7 0 1


Fourlh Division P W D I. P


Read C C .............. 9 7 0 2 63 Grange C .............. 9 6 0 3 51 Alma B ...............S 7 0 1 52 Oakhil! Park B __ S 5 1 2 52 Ribblesdale C ...... 9 5 0 4 51 Burnley Rd D ....... 9 5 1 3 16 MilnshawPark . . . .9 5 0 1 45 Sabden A .............. 9 1 0 8 32 Oakhil! Beech....... 9 1 0 8 23 ClitheroeCCB . . . .9 1 0 S 19


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND DOMINOES


SUMMER LEAGUE RESULTS


Pendle League Darls


Royal Oak B 1, Pendle Hotel 8;


Black Horse 6, Waggon an d Hors­ es 3 ; Swan a n d R o y a l C. Horse Shoe 3.


Dominoes


Royal Oak B S, Pendle Hotel 13; Black Horse 6, Waggon an d


SvdneySt ........ , . . s 7 0 7 0


6 ” Gt Harwood L . . . .11 6 0 5 56 6 0 3 55


Salesburv 15....... j i


4 0 5 42 2 0 7 24


s 14 Sabden Red....... .10- S 0 2 70 SvdnevStreet . . . .10 7 0 3 62 5 0 G 5S


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Ho rses 15; Swan an d Royal 15. Horse Shoe 6. Kibble League Darls


Castle 0, Black Bull 9; Buck A


9, Brown Cow 0: White Horse G, Royal Oak A 3. Dominoes


Castle M, Black Bull 7; Buck


A 15, Brown Cow G; White Horse 10, Roval Oak A 11. HIGH SCORES


ISO - A. Gudgeon x2; 150 - G.


Williams; 140 - B. S tanley x2, P. Greatorex, B. Gronwald, M. Mer­ cer. J . Marsden, A. Gudgeon, R. Lloyd; 13S - D. Astley, S. Simp­ so n : 135 - M. Mercer; 131 - L. Lloyd; 130 - N. Wilkinson; 125 - R . F ield in g , M. Lloyd; 123 - J . Hargreaves, B. Eatough: 121 - J. Hargreaves x2; 1 2 0 -A. Gudgeon, B. Gronwald: 115 - J. Marsden, J. H a ls te a d . R. O 'N e ill; 11 1 - B. Gronwald: 112 - J. Hall: 1 0 7 -A. Gudgeon ' check*: 103 - B. Gron­ wald: 102 - A. Gudgeon: 101 - Fowler,S.Simpson: 100-.1. Harg­ r e a v e s xo. A. G u d g eo n x o , B. E a to u g h x l , J . F ow le r x3. J . S c h o f ie ld x3, R . Jo n e s x 3 . P. G r e a to r e x x2, I. Y a te s x 2 . L. Wright x2. C. Flvnn. R. Llovd, X. Pollard. II. Fish. M. Mercer. E. Junubluth. R. Havward. POSITIONS


Pcndlc League Darls


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Swan i Royal ............................ IS Horse Shot*................................. 14 Wasgon & Horses....................... 13 Pendle Hotel ..............................12 Black Horse............................... 11 Buck B ....................................... S Royal Oak B ............................... 5 Dominoes


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Waggon & Horses....................... 41 .Swan £ Royal ............................35 Pendle Hotel ............................. 27 Horse Shoo................................. 27 Buck B ......................................23 Black Horse............................... 18 Royal Oak B ..............................15 Kibble League Darls


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Black B u ll................................. 25 Buck A ...................................... 17 Royal Oak A ..............................14 Social Club...................................S White Horse ............................... S Brown Cow ................................. 5


Castle......................................... 4 Dominoes


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Castle....................................... 36 Roval Oak A ..............................32 Black B u ll................................. 31 Brown Cow ............................... 29 Buck A ...................................... 23 Social Club................................. 22 White Horse ..............................15


CLITHEROE MEN’S INVITATION


SUMMER DARTS


LEAGUE RESULTS


Brown Cow 1, L ow .M o o r G; Ro y a l Oak 4. C rav en H e ife r 3;


Legion A 1, Legion BG. FIXTURES Monday


Low M o o r v Swan B; Horse


S h o e v C ra v e n H e ife r ; S t M ic h a e l’s v Brown Cow; Royal O ak v C a s tle ; Swan A v Kin g s A rm s; Leg io n A v W h ite Lion; Waddington v Legion B.


RIBBLE VALLEY DARTSAND DOMINOES


SUMMER LEAGUE RESULTS Darts


Do Lacy A 1, Swan With Two


NTe ck s 11: Ba n d C lu bG , Black Bull Langho G; Black Bull Cha t­ bu rn 5. Judge Walmesley 7: Black H o r se 5. B a y H o r se 7; H ig h e r Buck 9. De Lacy B 3. Dominoes


De Lacy A G. Swan With Two


Necks G; Band Club G, Black Bull Langho G; Black Bull Chat burn G, Ju d g e Walmesley G; Black Horse G, Bay Horse G; Higher Buck 7, De Lacy B 5.


THWAITES


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Premier Division Buck A 10, B i llin g to n A 2:


Castle A 9, Buck B 3; White Hart 9, Bay Horse 3. First Division


Billington B 9. St P e te r s B 3;


R e a d C o n C lu b 5, Low M o o r C lu b 7: R o se a n d Crow n B 5. Higher Buck B 7; White Horse B 4. Waggon A S. Second Division


C o n s e rv a tiv e Club S, Kings


Arms B 4: Stork B 5, Brown Cow 7.


Third Division


Dog G, Buck D G; Kings Arms 10, White Lion 2; RBL C 5. Con­ servative Club B 7; Waggon and


Horses B G Rose and Crown A G. Fourth Division


Bu c k W r in k le y s 1, P e n d le


Hotel 8; Craven B 4, R B I /D S: Royal Oak B 4, White Hart B 8. Ladies Division


De Lacy B G, Buck A 3; Buck


B 5, Royal Oak 1; White Horse Ladies 1, Pendle Ladies 8: Royal Oak Ladies B0, RBL A 9. FIXTURES Tonight


Premier Division Bay Horse v S t P e te r ’s HG:


Buck B v White Hart; Castle A v RBL B: RBL A v Buck A. First Diwsion


Higher Buck B v Waggon A:


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


Second Division Horseshoe v Con Club; Kings


Arms B v Stork B. Third Division


Buck D v Kings Arms; Con­


servative Club B v Castle B; Rose and Crown A v Dog; White Lion v RBL C.


Fourlh Division De L a cy v Buck Wrinkleys;


P e n d le H o te l v R o y a l O ak B; White H a r t B v Craven Heifer A. Tuesday, July 31st


Norman Garner Memorial Shield R B L A L a d ie s v D e L a c y ;


Buck B Ladies v Buck A ladies. Thursday, August 2nd


Chris Stewart Foundation Cup Craven Heifer B v White Lion;


Bay H o rse v Kings Arms; Dog Music B a r v Buck A; S to rk B v S t Peter’s B; Buck B v Conserva­ tive Club; BillingtOn Brass Band Club v Castle A; Read Constitu­ tio n a l C lu b v W h ite H o r se B; Waggon and Horses v RBL. TABLES


Premier Division P W I) L P


RBL A ................. 7 6 0 1 67 Buck A ................. 6 5 0 1 61 Castle A . . . .......... 6 4 1 1 53 Billington A .......... 7 3 0 4 46 White H a r t .......... 6 3 1 2 13 Bav Horse............ 6 3 0 3 41 Buck B ................. 6 1 0 5 27 RB LB................. 6 0 2 1 27 St Peter’s HG .......6 0 2 1 27 First Division P W D I. P


Low M o o r............ 7 6 1 0 65 Billineton B .......... 6 6 0 0 62 St Peter’s B .......... 7 3 1 3 IS While Horse A __ 6 2 2 2 43 WacgonA ........... 6 2 0 4 39 Read Con. Club ...6 3 0 3 39 Rose & Crown B ...6 1 1 4 36 White Horse B . . . .6 0 3 3 31 Higher Buck B . . . .6 1 0 5 29 Second Division P W 1) I. P


Con Club..............5 2 3 0 41 Royal Oak A .........5 3 1 1 11 Station................. 5 2 2 1 40 Brown C ow .......... 6 2 2 2 39 Horse Shoe ..........4 1 1 2 27 Stork B ...............4 1 1 2 25 Kings Arms B ....... 5 1 0 4 25


1 Total De Lacy A 7, Swan With Two


Necks 17; Band Club 12, Black Bull Langho 12; Black Bull Chat­ b u rn 11. Ju d g e Walmes ley 13; Black Horse 11, Bay Ho rse 13: Higher Buck 1G, De Lacy B 8.


Con. Club B __ . .7 5 0 2 GO Kings Arms....... ..6 5 0 1 54 RBI. C ............. ..6 3 1 2 4S BuckD ............ ..6 2 2 2 47 Dog ................. ..6 3 2 I 47 Rose & Crown A . ..6 1 3 2 39 Castle B ............ ..6 3 0 3 39 Waggon B ......... . .7 0 1 6 30 White L io n ....... ..6 1 1 4 2S Fourth Division P W D L P


Third Division P W I) I. P


RBL D ............. ..6 5 1 0 57 Craven B .......... . .7 2 1 4 4S White Hart B . . . ..6 2 2 2 42 Pendle Hotel . . . . . .5 5 i


Roval Oak B __ . .5 3 0 2 36 Buck Wrinklevs . ..5 2 1 2 32 Dc I^acv............ . .5 I


2 2 31


Craven Heifer A . . .5 0 0 5 22 Ladies* Division


Ponrile Hotel . . . . Roval O a k ........


P W I) I. P 6 0 1 57 6 0 1 50


7 7


RBL A ............. ..6 3 0 3 10 Buck A ............. ..6 3 0 3 31 DeLacv B ........ ..6 3 0 3 31 De Lacv............ ..6 2 0


Buck B ............. ..6 2 0 1 23 White Horse . . . . ..6 0 0 4 23 Royal Oak B __ ..6 I 0 5 15 © All teams a re reminded that


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World Rules a r e in operation in th e C lith e ro e a n d D istrict Pool League. Particu la r a tte n tio n should be


paid to the one-minute rule which allows only th a t amount of time for a shot to be executed. © P lay e r s a r c reminded th a t


t ra n s fe r can o n ly be completed with th e valid s ig n a tu re of both c ap tain s and p ayment of a t!5 fee.


Cricket Tomorrow


Read (v Padiham, away, Twen­


tymo, G-30 p.ni. s ta rt i W. Driver. K . O’C o n n o r , A. R u s h io n , C. Holt, M. Doughty, E. Artingstoll. S. Doughty, C. Astin, F. Barden, A. L ay co ck , Odoyo. Scorer: K. Crabtree.


Saturday Clitheroe iv Read, home, meet


12-15 p.m.) S. Coulter, N. Bolton, P. Dibb, J. Dew h u rst, M. Harg­ reaves, N. Bibby, M. C o u lte r ,.I. Marquel, M. Preston, J. Warbur- ton, S ub pro. Scorer: L. Nutiali. Clitheroe 2 n d s iv Read, away,


m eet 12-30 p .m .) P. Bishop, A. Pearce. M. Dewhurst, J. Ilolgate, M. S c o t t , I. S c o t t , F. Green, I. Bythell, S. Graham, C. Palmer, F. Hussain. Scorer: J . Scott. Read <v Clitheroe, away, 1-30


p.m. s t a r t ) W. Driver, D. Swar­ brick, K. O’Connor, C. Holt, A.


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Rushton, J. Marshall, T. Little, F. B a rd e n . E . A r t in g s to l l , S. Doughty, Odoyo. Scorer: K. Crab­ tree. Read 2 n d s (v C lith e ro e 2nds,


home. 1-30 p.m. s ta r t ) S. Rush- ton, A. Baron, D. T h is tle tw a ite , E . Low es, P. H aw o r th , M. Doughty, C. Astin, A. Turner, W. Easth am, G. Ramshead, A. May- cock. Same loam Sunday tv Cher­ ry Tree. home. Lawrenson Cup. 1- 30 p .m . s t a r t ) e x c e p t E. A r t ­ in g s to ll a n d S. D o u g h ty for W. E astham. Scorer: C. Lowes. R ib b le s d a le W a n d e r e r s iv


Blackburn N o rth e rn , away. 1-30 p.m. s ta r t i Scuderi. R. Gladwin. D. Howard. S. Kerr. C. Hall. A. M a r s h . T. B r a i th w a i te , B. Spencer. J. Bunyan, R. Lloyd, J. Dickinson. Ribblesdaie Wanderers 2nds < v


S t a c k s le a d s . away. 1-30 p .m . s ta r t ' M. Wrigley. I. Britcliffe. P. Spencer. G. McGuire. M. P ra tt. L. Gidlow. M. C la rk s o n , A. H utchins . A. Hartley. R . Clark ­ son. J. Hopkins. Same team Sun­ day i v BrinscalL away, meet 11- 15 a .m ..1 e x c e p t S. T ro t te r . R. Lloyd. R. Whalley an d M. Briggs for R. C la rk s o n . L. Gidlow, j . Hopkins an d A. Hartley. Scorer: J. Britdiffe. Whalley ;v Earby, home, 1-30


p.m. s ta r t > M. Davies. .J. Rain. L. Kearsley. T. Keighley, D. O'Neill. D. Fitzhenry. S. Booth. A. Whe­ lan , R . P a lm e r. N. Cord in g ley . E d iriweera. Same te am S unday ■ v Padiham, home. Ramsbottom Cup. 1-30 p.ni. s ta r t i ex cept S. Gorton forT . Keighley. Whalley 2n d s i v Earbv, away.


1-30 p .m . s t a r t < 1. G ra c e . M. Hanson. S. Gorton. S. Taylor. N. Fielden. J. Taylor. L. Burgess. G. Thomas, G. Jones, N. Sm ith . M. Hill.Scorer: L. Boyle.


Sunday C lith e ro e 3 rd s i v Read 3rds.


home, meet 12-15 p .m .) F. Green. I. Sco tt, J. ilo lgate. B. Brass, A. Stin so n , A. Robinson, J. Carvs - forth, T. Le Breton. C. Parkinson. S. Mulcahv, W. Le Breton. Scorer; M is sR . Cox. Read iv Clitheroe. away, 1-30


p .m .s ta r t) G. Hinks, M. Suthers. A. Laycock. S. Marsh. C. Lowes. M. Alston. A. Bennett, E. Yates. D. Chester, M. Riley, J. Geldard. Re serve: A. T in k e r. S co rer: M. Shirtcliffc. R ib b le s d a le W a n d e r e r s (v


Blackburn Northern, home, s ta rt 1-30 p .m .) D. Binns. S. Jarvis , A. Hartley, G. Clarkson, R . Clark ­


son. J. Hopkins, J. Dickinson. J. Britcliffe, M. Harrison, S. Tandy, J. Bunyan.


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