54. Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, September 13th, 2007


Injury halts


big final


THE Clitheroe and Dis­ trict Mid-week Cricket League held its finals on Sunday at Clitheroe Cricket Club. The Bradlow Cup


Final was abandoned due to a serious injury to a Sabden player who required an ambulance journey to hospital. In the second final,


Rimington and Low Moor contested a 36-over game. Asked to bat first, Low


Moor made steady progress with M. Coulter and P. Craig who both scored 25 before suc­ cumbing to the tight Rimington bowling. Low Moor soon lost


.'St*


more wickets and were eventually all put for 101. John Davies was the


pick of the bowlers with 2-12 from six overs. • In reply, Rimington


made steady progress, taking the total to 51 before losing their first wicket. Three more wickets


quickly followed which put pressure on the remaining batsmen. . However, S. Whalley


with 32 retired, then S. Graham and A. Corma- ck, saw Rimington home with 14 balls to spare.. League treasurer Mike


Moss handed over the Mike’s Sportsworld Challenge Cup to Rim- ington’s captain Dave Binns.


Chatburn suffer


setback


CHATBURN Cricket Club lost by 58 runs against Ingrow St John’s on Saturday. Wickets were taken by


Andrew Booth (3-49), Rod Booth (2-23), Neil Cartledge (1-22) and Andy Lambert (1-28) as the Yorkshire side posted 211-


8. In reply, Cartledge was


chief run-maker for the villagers with 33 not out, ahead of David Lakin (30), John Reynolds (22), Paul Craig (14) and Rod Booth (12) as Chat- bum finished on 153-8. The seconds suffered a


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disappointing six-wicket defeat against Glusburn. - The locals batted first


and were all out for 59 in a very poor batting per­ formance. Ashley Bennett top-


scored with 15. In reply, Glusburn


cantered to an easy vic­ tory, despite losing four wickets. Chris Mulhearn was


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the pick of the bowlers with 3-28. •


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Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Old Trafford treat


TEN lucky youngsters from Clitheroe were given the experience of a lifetime when they were invited to Old Trafford. The Cobras cricketers were part of the on-field entertainment during the interval in the England against India One Day International. The lads were asked to perform their


cricketing skills in front of the Members’ Pavilion at the famous ground, and were fortunate enough to meet hard-hitting bats­ man Dimitri Mascarenhas while out in the middle. The all-rounder was on the sidelines with


a hand injury, but returned to the side at the Oval last week to hit five consecutive sixes off the final five balls of England's innings in the sixth ODI against India, before taking 3-23 off 10 overs as England


won the one-day series 4-3 at Lords on Sat­


urday. The Cobras', who were accompanied by


coaches John Dean and Farouk Hussain, were given a further treat when they met England greats Sir Ian Botham and Devon Malcolm. Cobras Chairman Farouk Hussain said:


"It was a fantastic occasion. I am sure the lads will remember it for the rest of their lives. “Not many people get the chance to play


at Old Trafford, especially in front of the pavilion, and the day was rounded off per­ fectly by meeting such famous former play­ ers. “Just to make it a perfect day for the


lads, England won a great game by three wickets!” (s)


Batting lets Read down at double


READ’S batting let down their impressiye display in the field as they slipped to a 12-run defeat at Earby on Saturday. In almost a mirror-image of


Sunday’s derby loss at home to Padiham, Will Driver lost the toss before being asked to field. And as on Sunday, Read bowled


out their opponents for a more . than gettable target, only to fail with the bat in reply. On Sunday, bar professional


Hanif ur Rehman and Chris Astin, the Read side were all under 19, and it was another inex­ perienced line-up at the Apple- garth, although former Colne wicketkeeper David Swarbrick


added considerable Lancashire League know how. Driver, the first change bowler,


ripped through the heart of the Earby innings, taking 6-49 off 16.1 overs, as a prelude to his derby five-for, while former Low- erhouse man Chris Astin also claimed three scalps as the home side were all out for just 134 inside the 42nd over. Driver clean bowled three of his


victims, including top scorer Sam Munns, who made 34, while he trapped Adam Yates in front and had Chris Walton stumped for 16. However, the key wicket of pro­


lific professional Ali Azmat went to Astin, who had the Pakistani


Clitheroe see off strugglers


CARBON copy batting efforts by Peter Dibb and professional Michael Papps, followed by wickets from Andrew Pearce and Josh Marquet, saw Clitheroe Cricket Club to a 56-run victory over Oswaldtwistle Immanuel on Saturday. Sunday also brought


success by 38 runs at Barnoldswick, thanks to Dibb’s 80 not out and notable knocks by Papps (65) and Dan Glover (34). However, it was the per­


sistent bowling of Mark Hargreaves that made the biggest mark on the home side, as he claimed 7-65 off 14.5 overs to see Barnoldswick all out for 196. Saturday’s game at


Chatburn Road saw Clitheroe post 173-8, large­ ly due to 67 runs apiece by Papps and Dibb. The former struck nine


boundaries, and the latter five, but Dibb also made it over the ropes with four big sixes. The rest of the order, bar


opener Malcolm Scott (14), fell for single figures to call for a decent per­ formance from Clitheroe’s bowlers after the interval. Pearce led the way with 4-34 as he ripped out the


middle order for two ducks and low single figures. Marquet was next to the


fore with his 3-21 as he claimed both openers in Imran Ahmed (15) and Anthony Dignan (5), who were both caught by Papps. In fact, the best


Oswaldtwistle managed was 22 by Oliver Clare, and he formed part of Harg­ reaves 2-41. Sunday saw a similar


pattern of play as again Clitheroe opened the bat­ ting, but posted a bigger score of 234-4. Papps (65), Dibb (89 not


out), Glover (34), Daniel Turner (15), Scott (13) and Carl Palmer (10) all con­ tributed, as Bamoldswick’s bowlers' had little success. In reply, the West


Craven hosts saw sizable efforts with the bat from middle-order batsman Luke Hodgson (77), cap­ tain David Scothern (38) and Shaukat Sheraz (21 not out), as Hargreaves and Marquet (3-60) worked their way through to pull Barnoldswick up short at 196 all out. Clitheroe’s final Ribbles­


dale League Cricket game of the season is at home to Padiham on Saturday, wickets pitched at 1 p.m.


ace caught by Kyle O’Connor for 13.


Only Stephen Pickles (17),


Nigel Hodge (18) and skipper Stephen Hipgrave (13 not out) could join Munns, Walton and Azmat in double figures, and at tea, Read must have been confi­ dent of turning over their hosts. Those hopes were given a major


boost as Read’s reply got off to a solid start, and despite losing Elliott Artingstoll for 17 and pro­ fessional Hanif ur Rehman for 31, both bowled by Azmat, the Whal­ ley Road side looked destined for maximum points at 52-2. Driver anchored the innings as he put together a knock of 40, but


he found little in the way of sup­ port as Azmat and Walton ripped through the order. The scorecard turned into a tale


of woe, with only Joe Marshall (13) able to join his skipper in dou­ ble figures as Read were knocked over for 122 with two balls remain­ ing and 13 required to win. The following day against Padi­


ham, a combined team effort saw the Arbories men reap success thanks to Philip Metcalfe (31), Umar Saddique (13), Kevin Hitchon (10), Anthony Hall (13), Naveed Ashraf (11) and a late 20 by Duncan Hall. The team rattled off 147-9 in what at first proved a slow start.


Siddique exited at just 10-1,


bowled by Read’s Elliot Lowes for nine, but steady partnerships fol­ lowed as the side crept over centu­ ry mark. Regular dismissals were made


by Driver who took the most wickets with 5-40, followed by two apiece by professional Hanif Ur Rehman (2-47) and Lowes (2-24). But the Whalley Road side


hadn’t got it in them to make up the runs as Usher, Saddique, Kashif Siddique (2-6) and Ashraf (2-0) ripped through the order for just 78 all out. Read round their season off on Saturday at home to Ribblesdale Wanderers.


Whalley to Wanderers end on high bounce back


WHALLEY look as though they are going to finish the season on a high, judging by their performances at the weekend. . Victory at Settle by 31


runs was followed by a 77- run win at home to Baxen- den on Sunday. Captain Martin Davies’


men had Neil Cordingley (50), Lee Kearsley (35) and professional Bradman Ediriweera (24) to thank on Saturday as the side posted 177 all out, avoiding where they could Settle’s profes­ sional Jeevantha Kulatunga (4-31) and Edward Read (3-60). Cordingley’s 50 came off


70 balls, and featured six boundaries and a six before exiting to Read. In reply, Settle made 146


all out thanks to run mak­ ers Tim Green (47), Neil Heseltine (25) and Andrew Davidson (23), as Whalley’s Sri Lankan paid man Ediri­ weera took 3-25, aided in the pursuit of victory by Declan Fitzhenry (2-46), David O’Neill (1-17) and Cordingley (1-49). The following day, at


home to Baxenden, Ediri­ weera produced the goods • again with the ball as he claimed 5-15 to see Whalley home in the second innings.


RIBBLESDALE Wan­ derers got off to a poor start in last weekend’s penultimate weekend of Ribblesdale League games at Great Harwood, but fired back with a 159-run victory at home to Earby on Sunday. The Church Meadow


Neil Cordingley And with 3-42 from


O’Neill and 2-23 by Cord­ ingley, Whalley took Bax­ enden apart for just 93 all out. Earlier, the locals posted


170-9 thanks to the com­ bined efforts of top-scoring all-rounder Ediriweera (67). Kearsley (24), Cordingley (34 not out), Davies (18) and John Rain (13). Ediriweera faced 82 balls


and struck seven bound­ aries for his total, as Whal­ ley proved just too powerful for the title challengers, whose slip up gifted Black­ burn Northern the title with one game left to go. Whalley’s final game of


the season is at Great Har­ wood on Saturday, wickets pitched at 1 p.m.


side lost their first game by 41 runs. Terry Braithwaite topped the bowling with 4- 42, and professional Joe Scuderi was chief scorer with an opening 32, just pipping the middle-order 31 supplied by Stephen Kerr, as Harwood’s Peter Sleep (4-37) and Paul Newton (5- 66) reduced the locals to 143 all out. Sunday saw an impres­


sive 90 runs from Scuderi and 92 from Alistair Marsh as Ribblesdale posted 237-4 against Earby. Craig Hall contributed


23 and single figures from Lloyd (9), Martin Briggs (7 not out) and Joe Bun- yan (6 not out) completed the outing. Only Earby professional


Ali Azmat (2-68) and Stephen Hipgrave (2-49) had any luck with the ball.


Joe Scuderi In reply, Earby were all


out for 78 as Braithwaite * impressed with a further four wickets (4-31), S accompanied this time by ° 3-25 from David Howard and 1-18 from Scuderi. £ As a result, Earby’s _


innings was reduced to a ® handful of low double fig­ ures and a late order col­ lapse. The best efforts were


seen from Sam Munns (19), Chris Walton (12), • ^ Adam Yates and Stephen ® Pickles (10).


Ribblesdale Wanderers


finish the Ribblesdale ^ League season at Read on Saturday, wickets ~ pitched at 1 p.m.


EAST LANCASHIRE


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Langho 2, Hurst Green 3; Stack-


steads St J 5, Goodshaw Utd 1; Kel- brook 3, Rock Rovers 4; Mill Hill 7, Witton Park 1; Peel Park 2, Enfield 2; Rimington 5, Borrowdale Utd 2; Worsthome 5, Colne Utd 1; Bor- rowdaie Utd 0, Rock Rovers 2; Enfield 6, Colne Utd 0; Kelbrook 5, Witton Park 3; Langho 2, Riming- ton 2; Mill Hill 3, Stacksteads St J 4; Peel Park 2, Goodshaw Utd 0. Second Division


Barnoldswick Tn 1, Barrowford


YCW1; BGSOB1, Bacup CC 3; Belvedere 1, Padiham A 1; Burn­ ley Boys* Club 1, Rawtenstail 5; Oswaldtwistle St M 3, Barrowford Celtic 1; Pendle Forest 5, Sabden 1; Canberra 0, Clitheroe RBL1; Bamoldswick Tn 4, Bacup CC 1; Burnley Boys’ Club 2, Pendle For­ est 12; Canberra 4, Oswaldtwistle St M 2; Padiham A 0, Barrowford YCW 1; Rawtenstall 2, Belvedere 0; Read Utd 2, BGSOB 0; Sabden 5, Barrowford Celtic 4. Reserve Division


Colne Utd 2, Kelbrook 3; Good­


shaw Utd 3, Langho 2; Hurst Green 1, Rimington 0; Enfield 2, Peel Park 2; Rock Rovers 0, Worsthome 2; Oswaldtwistle St M 1, BGSOB 3; Read Utd 1, Rawtenstall 3; BGSOB 2, Read Utd 0; Colne Utd 0, Enfield 4; Goodshaw Utd 8, Peel Park 1; Oswaldtwislte St M 2, Rawtenstall 1; Rock Rovers 0, Hurst Green 2; Stacksteads 3, Rimington 3. FIXTURES Saturday


Lancs Amateur Cup Rochdalians v Read Utd;


Hurst Green v Prairie Utd. First Division


Mill Hill v Rimington; Witton


Park v Langho. Second Division


Tn.


Clitheroe RBL v Bamoldswick Reserie Division


Langho v Worsthorne; Rim­


ington v Colne Utd; Read Utd v BGSOB.


TABLES


•j Goodshaw Utd...5 2 0 3- 6 . Kelbrook . . . . . ..5 2 0 3 6 Borrowdale Utd .4 i 0 3 3


Mill Hill........ ..5 4 0 1 12 Langho.......... ..5 3 1 1 10 Rimington . . . ..5 3 1 110 Enfield.......... ..5 3 1 1 10 Hurst Green.. ..4 3 0 1 9 Rock Rovers . ..4 3 0 1 9 Stacksteads St J 4 3 0 1 9 Peel Park . . . . . ..6 2 1 3 7 . Worsthome .....4 2 0 2 6


First Division P W D L P


■ Settle Utd . . . . ..3 0 1 2 1 Colne Utd . . . . ..4 1 1 3 1 Witton Park ....5 0 0 3 0 Second Division P W D L P


rig sS*


Canberra . . . .. .4 3 0 1 9 Rawtenstall . . . .4 3 0 1 9 Read U td........ -.4 2' 1 1 7 Clitheroe RBL..4 1 3 0 6 Barrowford YCW4 1 , 2 1 5 BlyBelvedere ..4 1 2 1 5 OswaldSM . . ..4 1 2 1 5 Bamoldswick Tn3 1 1 1 4 BGSOB............5 1 1 3 4 Barrowford Celtic4 1 0 3 3 Sabden..............4 1 0 3 3 Burnley BC . . . .5 1 0 4 3 Padiham A ........5 0 1 4 1


3 0 1 9


Pendle Forest.,..4 3 1 0 10 Bacup CC . . . .


VEKA RIBBLESDALE


CRICKET LEAGUE Senior Division P w L N B P


B’bumN....,.25 17 4 4 36218 Baxenden..,,.25 15 6 4 37199 ‘Padiham...,.25 13 8 3 28174 Whalley....,.25 11 8 6 36164 Gt Harwood.,.25 12 8 5 26161 Clitheroe... .25 11 9 5 31156 ChenyTree. .25 11 10 4 33155 •Earby....... .25 11 9 4 23152 Edenfield... .25 10 10 5 36151 Read.......... .25 9 11 5 29134 R’dale Wands. 25 8 12 5 28123 Ossy Irani... .25 6 14 5 26101 Settle........ .25 4 13 8 24 88 Barnoldswick.25 2 18 5 19 54


Reserve Division P W D L P


Goodshaw Utd. .4 3 1 0 10 Hurst Green___3 3 0 0 9 BGSOB............4 2 2 0 8 Stacksteads St J 4 2 2 0 8 Enfield..............5 2 2 1 8 Rimington........4 2 1 1 7 Oswald. St M . . .4 1 2 1*5 Worsthome . . . .3 1 1 1 4 Rawtenstall. . . .5 1 1 3 4 Colne Utd ........3 1 0 2 3 Kelbrook..........3 1 0 2 3 Langho..............3 1 0 2 3 Rock Rovers ...4 1 0 3 3 Peel P a rk ..........3 0 2 1 2 Read U td ..........4 0 0 4 0


HARRY DEWHURST


MEMORIAL LEAGUE Results


First Division


Boca Seniors 3, Church Town 1; Dog Inn 0, Stanhiil WMC 2;


Gt Harwood Rovers 1, Dog and Otter 5.


Second Division Brewer’s Arms 3, Globe Bul-


lough 1; Clayton le Moors 1, Sta­ tion 1; Dog Sports Bar 3, Com­ mercial OB 3; Forts Arms 9, Helmshore Harriers 0. Fixtures Sunday


First Division Church Town v Griffin’s Head


(Foxhill); Stanhill WMC v Welly Clayton (Wilson’s); Stanley St Clarets v Boca Senior (Wilson’s). Second Division


Commercial OB v Forts Arms


(Marl Pits); Globe Bullough v Ossy Refugees (Bullough); Helmshore Harriers v Brewers Arms (Wilson’s); Station v Dog Sports Bar (Haslingden). First Division P W D L P


Dog and Otter... ..2 2 0 0 6 BocaSeniors ... . .3. 2 0 0 6 Dog Inn............ ..2 1 0 1 3 Stanhill WMC .. ..2 1 0 1 3 Welly Clayton... ..2 1 0 1 3 Griffin’s Head ... ..0 0 0 0 0 Church Tn........ ..1 0 0 1 0 Gt Harwood Rvrs ..1 0 0 1 0 Stanley St Clarets..2 0 0 2 0 Second Division P w D L P


Brewers United.....2 3 0 0 6 Dog Sports Bar....2 1 1 0 4 Station............. ...2 1 1 0 4 Forts Arms..........2 1 0 1 3 Ossy Refugees...,..1 0 0 1 0 Globe Bullough.....1 0 0 1 0 H’shore Hamers.,.2 0 0 2 0 Clayton-le-Moors,2 1 .1 0 -2 Commercial OB ..,2 0 1 1 -2 • Clayton le Moors deducted six


points for fielding an unregistered play­ er.


• Commercial OB deducted three


points for fielding an unregistered play­ er.


EXPRESS GIFTS HYNDBURN VETS


BOWLING LEAGUE TABLES


W o r s !e y P a rkA ...2 1 18 R u sh to n S tre e t A .22 16


A Division P W D L P 0 3180 2 4174


R h y d d in g s . . . . . . .2 1 15 1 5164 Ribblesdale A . . . .2 2 16 1 5159 Lowerfold........ . . .2 1 11 3


7142


P e e lP a rkA . . . . . .2 2 12 0 10127 Oakhiil V e t s . . . . . 2 1 10 M e rc e rP a rk . . . . .2 1 7 Sabden BC . . . . . .2 1 8 Rish to n B C . . . .. .2 1 Whalley B C . . . .. .2 1


1 10125 1 13110 0 13108


8 0 13107 5 0 16 91


B u rn leyR d . . . . . 2 6 26 R u sh to n S tre e t B .25 28 Worslcy P a rk B . . .2 5 19 0 Ribblesdale B . . . .2 5 16 Immanue l A . . . . .2 5 17 Immanue l B . . . . . .2 6 11


G a t ty P a r k A . . . 2 1 4 1 16 90 Oakhiil B C . . . . . .2 1 3 0 18 79 B D iv isio n P w D L P 0 0267 7197 6190


0


2 6182 2 6176 3 12155


Oakhiil Vets B . . . .2 5 12 1 11148 Milnshaw C. . . . . . 2 6 12 2 12141 Waddington . . . .. .2 5 12 B u lloughB . . . . .. .2 5 10


i 11141 i 14132


H u rs t Green . . . .. .2 5 7 0 17127 Peel P a rk B .......2 5 6 1 17115 R e a d B C .............2 5 6 3 16110 Milnshaw B. . . . ...2 5 4 1 17 98 C a tty P a rk B .....2 5 4 1 19 89


MILL LODGE RESIDENTIAL


HOME HYNDBURN


BOWLING LEAGUE TABLES


GlobeA .......... ..18 16 0 2130 Rushton St E .. ..20 12 0 8117 Free Gardeners. ..18 12 0 6114 Burnley RdC .. ..19 12 0 7102 Ribblesdale A .. ..19 9 1 9 97 Ossy Con.......... ..20 10 0 10 93 Salesbury Blue. ..19 8 0 11 91 Clitheroe CCA. ..19 9 0 10 89 Whalley A ...... ..19 6 1 12 79 GlobeE .......... ..18 6 0 12 76 ImmanuelA ... ..19 3 0 16 48 Second Division


Sydney St ....... ..15 12 0 3106 Sabden C........ ..16 7 2 7 86 Rishton BC.... ..14 9 2 3 84 Whalley B ...... ..15 8 1 6 82 GattyPark .... ..14 10 0 4 82 Salesbury Red.. ..16 7 1 8 72 Waddington B.. ..15 7 1 7 69 ImmanuelB ... ..14 2 1 11 47 Gt Harwood CC ..15 i 0 14 42 Fourth Division P W D L P


ReadCC........ ..17 13 i 3119 Oakhill Park B . ..17 11 i 5108 GrangeC ........ ..17 11 0 6105 Burnley RdD.....17 10 2 5101 Ribblesdale C .....17 10 1 6101 AlmaB .............17 10 2 5 94 Milnshaw Park.,..17 9 0 8 79 Sabden A........ ...17 3 1 13 63 Oakhill Beech ..,..17 1 0 16 39 Clitheroe CCB.,..17 2 0 15 38


GREAT HARWOOD AND DISTRICT


BOWLING LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Roe Lee Park 7, Sabden Black 3.


Mori! Positions First Division


1, M. Opie (Globe Heys)


+153,2, J. Eborall (Globe Heys) +137, 3, B. Finn (Globe Heys) +136.


Second Division 1, M. Beardmore (Rushton St


A) +154,2, B. Robinson (Rishton Conservative A) +132, 3, B. Thomas (Rushton Street A) +131.


Third Division 1, T. AndrewsfSydney Street)


+177,2, Fred Rostron (Oakhiil Vets) +129,3, Trevor Bailey (Gt Harwood L) +113. Fourih Division


1, G. Emmison (Green Park)


+210,2, F. O'Neill (Green Park) +192,3, R. Holden (Green Park) +190.


FINAL TABLES First Division P W D L P


Globe Heys...... .20 14 3 3141 Ribblesdale A ...20 13 3 4127 Clitheroe CCA ...20 13 0 7121 Gt Harwood A ...20 10 1 9111


• Globe A ............20 10 0 10105 RoeLeePark ....20 11 0 9102 BurnleyRdB ....20 10 0 10 95 Ossy Con............ 20 7 2 11 85 SalesburyA........20 9 0 11 80 Sabden Black ...20 5 1 14 75 Whalley A ..........20 3 0 17 58 Second Division P W D L P


'Rushton St A ...20. 16 1 3132 Gt Harwood B ...20 13 2 5122 Rushton St B ...20 13 1 6119 Rishton Con. A ...20 -11 0" 9116 Free Gardeners A 20 11 1 8113 Hurst Green A ...20 10 2 8103 WaddingtonA....20 7 1 12 89 Gt Harwood CC .20 6 3 11 88 Globe B ................20 6 1 13 86 BumlcyRdA ...20 8 0 12 80 Catty Park.......... .20 2' 2 16 52


Rushton St C .. ..19 15 0 4128 Sabden B........ ..18 12 1 5116 Waddington A.. ..18 11 2 5115 Coppice.......... ..18 11 1 6105 Oakhill Park A . ..18 8 2 8 93 Rishton Con. C. ..19 8 2 9 90 Burnley Rd B .. ..18 6 2 10 84 GlobeC .......... ..19 7 2 10 83 OakhiUAsh .... ..18 5 2 11 73 MercerPark ... ..19 7 0 12 66 Grange A........ ..19 5 0 14 65 Third Division P w D L P


P w D L P


First Division P w D L P


Third Division . P W D L P


Green Park.......20 20 0 0 175 ImmanuelB . ...2 0 13 2 5119 Sabden Blue . ...2 0 13 1 6115 Whalley B .........20 11 2 7104 Coppice............20 10 1 9102 WaddingtonB...20 9 2 9 96 Free Gardeners B 20 8 1 11 94 Milnshaw Wands 20 6 3 11 90 Castle................20 9 0 11 86 HurstGreenB ..20 4 2 14 74 ClitheroeCCB ..20 0 0 20 45 • The annual meeting will be held at Rishton Conservative Club, on November 12th at 7-30 p.m. Items lor the agenda should be sent to the Secretary by Octo­ ber 31st. Tickets will shortly be available tor the Presentation Night which will now be held on November 23rd and not the 16th as previously dreulated.


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CLITHEROE MEN’S INVITATION


SUMMER DARTS


LEAGUE RESULTS


Pendle Inn 6, Kings Arms 1; Horse Shoe 0, Royal Oak 7; Swan A 6, White Lion 1. FIXTURES Monday


Legion A 4, Waddington 3; Doubles Knockout, Royal


British Legion, Clitheroe, players must register and pay by 8-25 p.m. to be in the draw. TABLES


Red Division p W L p


Swan A .......... ...12 12 0 69 Waddington ... ...12 8 4 52 Legion B ........ ...12 8 4 51 Pendle Inn....... ...12 5 . 7 40 Kings Arms. .. . ...12 5 7 35 Legion A ........ ...12 2 10 25 White Lion ... . ...12 2 10 22


RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES’DARTS


ASSOCIATION RESULTS


Craven B 5, Bay Horse 7 ; .


Billington BC 7, Catholic SC 5; De Lacy 6, Craven A 6; Black Bui! 6, Black Horse 6; Judge Walmesley 4, Legion 8. TABLE


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Judge Walraesley.........................16 Catholic SC............................... 15 Legion ......................................15 Black Bull.................................13 Bay Horse.................................12 Craven......................................11 DeLacy......................................8 Billington BC ..............................7 Black Horse.................................6 Craven B .................................... 5 Brown Cow.................................0 Low Moor...................................0


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND DOMINOES


SUMMER LEAGUE RESULTS


Pcndle League, Darts Black Horse 7, Buck B 2;


Royal Oak B 1, Waggon and Horses 8; Pendle Hotle 2, Swan and Royal 7. Pcndle League, Dominoes


Black Horse 9, Buck B 12;


Royal Oak 9, Waggon and Horses 12; Pendle 12, Swan 9. Ribblc League, Darts


. Social Club 4, White Horse 5; Buck A 8, Royal Oak A 1; Brown Cow 4, Castle 6.


THWAITES


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Premier Division


Bay Horse 6, Buck B 6; Buck A 6, RBL B 6; RBL A 7, Castle A 5. First Division


White Horse A 8, Read Con


Cluub 4; St Peter’s B 5, Low Moor Club 7; Rose and Crown B 8, White Horse B 4; Higher Buck B 4, Billington B8. Second Division


Station 6, Con. Club 6; Kings


Arms B 7, Horseshoe 5. Third Division


Castle B 8, Kings Arms 4;


White Lion 4, Waggon and Hors­ es 8 B; Con. Club B 4, Dog 8; Buck D 6, Rose and Crown A 6. Fourth Division


De Lacy 4, RBL D 8; Craven


Heifer A 0, Buck Wrinkleys 12; Pendle Hotel 5, Craven B 7. Ladies Division


Pendle 5, Royal Oak 4; Royal


Oak B 4, De Lacy B 5; RBL A 8, White Horse Ladies 0; De Lacy 1, Buck B 8.


FIXTURES Tonight


Chris Stewart Foundation Cup Semi Finals; RBL A v Buck A; • Castle A v Kings Arms.


Billington A 4, White Hart 8;


Royal Oak....... ...12 12 0 71 Low Moor....... ...12 10 2 59 St Michael’s .. .. ...12 5 4 48 Craven Heifer.. ...12 5 7 42 BrownCow . .. . ...12 3 9 32 Home Shoe . .. . ...12 4 8 32 SwanB .......... ...12 0 12 10 Blue Division p w L P


Sabden Red . . . . . 20 16 1 3140 Sydney Street ...20 16 0 4135 Oakhiil Vets.......20 12 1 7117 Gt Harwood L... 20 11 0 9107 SalesburyB.......20 8 2 10 98 MercerPark ....2 0 8 0 12 95 ImmanuelA ....20.10 0 0 93 Grange.... ; .. ..2 0 9 0 11 89 RibblesdaleB ...20 6 0 14 76 Rishton Con. B .. 20 6 0 14 75 Oakhill.. . . . . . . .2 0 6 0 14 75 Fourth Division P W D L P


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Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, September 13th, 2007 55 port Information Desk D: Ribblc League, Dominoes


10; Buck A 8, Royal Oak 13; Brown Cow 9, Castle 12. POSITIONS


Social Club 11, White Horse Pcndlc League, Darts P


Black Horse............................ ..67 Swan & Royal......................... ..64 Waggon & Horses.................... ..60 HorseShoe............................. ..42 BuckB....................... .......... ..38 Pendle Hotel.......................... ..33 Royal Oak B .......................... . .3 Pendle League, Dominoes


P


Waggon & Horses . .................. .137 HorseShoe............................. .110 Pendle Hotel.......................... .110 BuckB.................................. .109 Swan & Royal......................... Black Horse............................ ..94 Royal Oak B .......................... ..91 Ribblc League, Darts


P


BuckA................................... ..71 Black Bull .............................. ..56 Social Club............................. ..41 Royal Oak A .......................... ..38 WhiteHorse.......................... ..35 BrownCow ............................. ..34 Castle.................................... .329 Ribble League^ Dominoes


P


WhiteHorse .......................... .110 BrownCow ............................ .107 Soda! Club............................. .107 BuckA.................................. .104 RoyalOakA.......................... .102 Castle.................................... ..98 Black Bull............................. ..96


RIBBLE VALLEY DARTS AND DOMINOES


SUMMER LEAGUE RESULTS


De Lacy A 7 (darts 0, dominoes


7), Black Bull Chatbum 17 (darts 12, dominoesS); Judge Walmesley 14 (darts 6, dominoes 8), Band Club 10 (darts 6, dominoes 4); Swan With Two Necks 12 (darts 6, dominoes 6), Bay Horse 12 (darts 6, dominoes 6); Black Horse Pimlico 14 (darts 6, dominoes 8), Higher Buck 10 (darts 6, domi­ noes 4); Black Bull Old Langho 18 (darts 11, dominoes 7), De Lacy B 6 (darts 1, dominoes 5). POSITIONS


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Swan With Two Necks..............241 Judge Walmesley......................227 Bay Horse..............................219 Black Bull Old Langho..............212. Band Club..............................197 Black Bull Chatbum................. 194 Black Horse............................ 173 Higher Buck...........................153 * DeLacy A ..............................142 DeLacyB..............................113


TABLES


Premier Division P w D L P


BuckA............ ..13 10 2 1124 RBL A............ ..13 11 0 2124 Castle A.......... ..12 8 2 2108 Billington A.... ..13 6 0 7 86 White Hart. . . . ..12 5 2 5 85 Bay Horse....... ..12 3 3 6 72 RBLB. . . . . . . . ..13 i 5 7 68 St Peter’s HG .. ..12 i 4 7 61 Buck B............ ..12 i 2 9 56 First Division P W D L P


Low Moor....... ..13 12 i 0129 Billington B. . . . ..12 9 i 2107 White Horse A . ..13 6 3 4 98 StPeter’sB . . . . ..13 5 4 4 92 Rose & Crown B ..12 4 2 6 80 Read Con. Club ..12 5 i 6 80 Waggon A .......


3 i 8 70


White Horse B . ..12 2 4 6 69 Higher BuckB . ..13 1 i 11 59 Second Division P w D L P


Station............ ..10 5 3 2 80 RoyalOakA ... ..10 4 2 4 71 BrownCow . .. . ..10 4 3 3 68 HorseShoe . .. . ...9 4 1 4 66 Con. Club....... ...9 2 5 2 65 Stork B .......... ...8 4 1 3 59 Kings Arms B .. ..10 2 1 7 53 Third Division P w D L P


Kings Arms. .. . ..12 8 i 3104 Con.ClubB ... ..13 7 2 4104 Dog ............... RBLC............


6 2 4 93 6 2 4 93


•Rose & Crown A .13 3 7 3 86 BuckD .......... ..12 3 5 4 85 Castle B.......... ..13 4 3 6 80 WhiteLion .......12 3 3 6 70 WaggonB ....... ..13 2 3 8 67


Cricket Saturday Clitheroe (v Padiham, home,


meet noon) S. Coulter, D. Glover, P. Dibb, N. Bolton, M. Harg­ reaves, J. Marquet, A. Pearce, C. Palmer, I. Scott, M. Preston, Papps. Scorer: B. Geelan. Clitheroe 2nds (v Padiham,


ers, home, start 1 p.m.) W. Driver, K. O’Connor, C. Holt, J. Mar­ shall, D. Swarbrick, S. Doughty, M. Doughty, C. Astin, E. Art­ ingstoll, W. Eastham. Sub pro: Luke Proctor. Scorer: K. Crab­ tree. Read 2nds (v Ribblesdale Wan­


derers, away, meet Read 11-45 a.m.) P. Howarth, D. Thistleth- waite, A. Baron, G. O’Connor, S. Marsh, S. Marshall, J. Jones, E. Yates, A. Lightbown. Reserves: M. Riley and D. Chester. Ribblesdale Wanderers (v


Read, away, meet 11-45 a.m.) Scuderi, D. Howard, A. Marsh, S. Kerr, C. Hall, B. Spencer, J. Bun- yan, M. Briggs, M. Peel, J. Dick­ inson, S. Tandy. Ribblesdale Wanderers 2nds (v Read, home, s tar t 1 p.m.) M.


away, meet 11-45 a.m.) P. Bishop, F. Hassan, P. Cox, M. Scott, J. Holgate, B. Brass, Wasim, A. Stinson, C. Gunn, L. Nuttall, C. Parkinson. Scorer J. Scott. Read (v Ribblesdale Wander­


Fourth Division P W D L P


RBLD..................12 9 1 2105 Craven B ...............12 4 3 5 87 Pendle Hotel..........11 5 1 5 81 WhiteHartB ....11 5 3 3 81 Buck Wrinkleys ..10 6 2 2 80 Royal Oak B ..........10 4 1 5 66 DeLacy.................11 2 3 6 56 Craven Heifer A ..11 2 0 9 53 Ladies’ Division P W D L P


Pendie Hotel..........13 12 0 1110 Royal Oak..............13 10 0 3 92 RBL A...................13 8 0 5 84 BuckB...................12 8 0 4 79 DeLacyB..............12 6 0 6 65 Buck A.................. 12 4 0 8 60 DeLacy.............13 3 0 10 52 WhiteHorse.......... 12 3 0 9 36 Royal Oak B .......12 2 0 10 32 • Registration for the Winter League will take place on Thurs­ day, September 27th, the venue will be announced as soon as the Challenge Cup Finalists are known. Priority will be given to those teams who have completed their fixtures in the Summer League. Places will be given to the first 40 teams to register and will then be allocated in multiples of four after that.


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V - : Selected Teams lo r Weekend


Wrigley, I. Britcliffe, P. Spencer, A. Coxall, M. Pratt, G. McGuire, L. Gidlow, S. Jarvis, M. Clarkson, R. Clarkson, R. Lloyd. Whalley (v Gt Harwood, away,


1 p.m. start) M. Davies, Ediri­ weera, L. Kearsley, N. Cordingley, R. Palmer, A. Whelan, M. Fallon, J. Rain, G. Thomas, D. Fitzhenry, D. O’Neill. Whalley 2nds (v Gt Harwood,


home, 1 p.m. start)I. Grace, M. Hanson, G. Jones, S. Booth, S. Gorton, T. Keighley, L. Burgess, D. Holgate, S. Taylor, N. Fielden, S. Mukherjee.


Sunday Clitheroe 3rds (v


Bamoldswick, home, meet 12-15 p.m.) P. Cox, J. Warburton, T. LeBreton, J. Holgate, Wasim, J. Carysforth, A. Stinson, J. McKenna, I. Scott, L. Nuttall, C. Parkinson. Scorer: Miss R. Cox. Read 3rds (v Earby, away, meet


Read 11-45 a.m.) J. Hinks, J. Jones, C. Lowes, E. Artingstoll, D. Chester, S. Marsh, L. Grimshaw, E. Calvert, A. Light­ bown, M. Riley, E. yates. Ribblesdale Wanderers 3rds (v


Gt Harwood, home, start 1 p.m.) M. Pratt, G. Clarkson, H. Kay, J. Britcliffe, A. Hutchins, R. Clark­ son, M. Clarkson, J. Dickinson, S. Jarvis, S. Tandy, D. Binns.


New team’s flying start


Colne.............................3 Rimington Under 12s .8 RIMINGTON picked up where they left off last sea­ son with Clitheroe Wolves with a convincing win in their first game for the new team. In the first half Riming­


ton took full advantage of the slope, and the lightning pace of Elliot Kay struck as early as the second minute when he ran from his own half to pick up a through- ball and confidently push it past the keeper. Four minutes later the


visitors doubled their lead as Nikolai Petriaho found the back of the net. Kay found the net twice


more, before the Colne defence found its feet. After the break, Colne


pulled a goal back, but this inspired Kay to make two long, uphill runs to net two more goals in a minute. James Barnes and Cal-


lum Sykora missed glaring opportunities, while Tom Perris struck the ball wide of the right hand post from close range. The slope of the pitch


finally took effect midway through the half as Colne scored twice in a minute, but Kay rounded off his man-of-the-match perform­ ance with two goals in the last five minutes.


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