H- l4 ' ■ 54 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, August 16th, 2007


■ CHATBURN earned a four-wicket victory over fellow Second Division outfit Long Lee in the Craven and District Cricket League. ■ Five wickets from


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Andrew Booth (5-38) and three for Rod Booth (3-32) halted any progress the home side had hoped to make past the 135 they posted. Rus­ sell Braithwaite chipped in with a wicket too. : : The Chatburn reply,


saw runs from David Price (34), David.Lakin (37) and Neil Cartledge (30 not out) complete the victory, as the visitors reached 139-6 in 32.2 overs. Chatburn seconds


remain third in the Fifth Division after beating Sutton seconds by 19 runs on Saturday. The villagers scored


198, Ashley Bennett top­ scoring with 45 not out. There were useful con­


tributions from Dave Musson (34), Aamir Zulfi (32), Paul Wood- worth (22) and Ben Frankland (21).


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WHALLEY'S game against Oswaldtwistle Immanuel on Satur­ day set a losing precedent that fol­ lowed the team throughout the weekend. An agonising defeat by seven


runs in this home league clash was followed by a Ramsbottom Cup semi-final exit 24 hours later to league leaders Baxenden, who remain on course for the double. Neil Cordingley (4-30) and


David O'Neill (4-44) took four wickets apiece on Saturday, as Oswaldtwistle were held to 153 all out. Whalley paid man Bradman Ediriweera and Declan Fitzhenry each took a wicket to complete the haul.


However, the locals went pretty


close in the reply as a similar team effort was seen with the bat, thanks to notable efforts from Cordingley (36), Alex Whelan (34) and Ediri­ weera (23) as the locals were closed out for 146. Gerard Metcalf did the most


damage with 3-36, with a further two wickets taken by both Saeed and Imran Abid. The following day's encounter


with Baxenden followed a similar tale, with Whalley chasing and needing to spread the runs through­ out the team. Visitors Baxenden posted 200-8,


thanks largely to professional Jonathan Fielding's half century


Locals second best to Azmat


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v; In reply,' Sutton-made a'valiant attempt;-to; score1 runs, but in the end-:


the pick of the bowlers. The other wicket takers were Frankland (2-47) and Chris Mulhearn (1- 76).


■ AS the Clitheroe and District Midweek Crick­ et League draws to a close, with only two league fixtures remain­ ing, the competition is now a two-horse race. , . Chipping A remain


unbeaten with a compre­ hensive victory over Calderstones.


. Batting first, Chipping reached 124-4 with Bid- well and T. Proctor both retiring on 31. In reply the hospital side reached 83 all out with K. Gill retiring on 31. Level on points with


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Chipping and also unbeaten are Waggon and Horses who made short work of Rimington. Batting first, Riming­


ton made 119-5 with S. Whalley and Meade retiring on 30 with P. Cox returning figures of 1-10 from his three overs, and A. Pearce 1-9 from his three overs. Waggon openers Peter


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Dibb and G. Salmon made light work of Rim- ington's bowling, both retiring on 30 before Waggon closed out the game at 121-2 from 10.1 overs. In the other games Low


Moor continued their recent good form with vic­ tory over St James. Batting first, Low


Moor made 133-5, and in reply, St James made 65- 6 thanks to the tight bowling of Chris Mulh- em who took 3-1. In the remaining


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game, Sabden overcame bottom side Chipping Ramblers.


; By Adrian Capstick


CLITHEROE Cricket Club proved second best to the batting of the prolific Ali Azmat at Earby on Saturday. The league's leading run-maker


last season smashed a century that featured 11 fours and four sixes that, coupled with the efforts of David Watson (26), Nigel Hodge (31) and Chris Walton (43 not out), saw the home side to victory by just 11 runs. Clitheroe attained an early wick­


et with that of opener Stephen Pickles, caught by Neil Bolton off Andrew Pearce for four, a t 18, before Earby fired up. Hodge, Watson and Azmat all


eventually fell, the pro going to a Chris Musson catch off the bowling of Josh Marquet. But at 215-4, the target had all


but been set before Walton and Matthew Haines (0 not out) com­ pleted the innings at 221-4. Neil Bibby was chief wicket


taker with 2-52. In reply, the Chatburn Road


locals got off to a good start, attacking their target to put on 70 runs for the first wicket. The impetus came from profes­


sional Michael Papps and Bolton, before the latter was bowled for 24 by Walton. Replacement Musson managed a single before he exited to a Peter


(53), and knocks from Callum Waddington (33), David Parkinson (34) and Gary Sudworth (41). Waddington and Parkinson set


the pace with 71 runs for the first wicket, before leading wicket taker Mark Fallon (3-44) dispensed with the former, thanks to the hands of O'Neill. Two wickets were taken by Cord­


ingley (2-24), Lee Burgess (2-27) and Ediriweera (1-47) as well. The reply saw some decent


knocks, after what proved a poor start for captain Martin Davies (1) and his professional Ediriweera


(16). The skipper was first to fall for


just six on the board, and the Sri


Lankan paid man followed at 30. However, Lee Kearsley (34),


Cordingley (19) and later Whelan (38 not out) and Fitzhenry (22), added respectability to the score, and what could have seen a late flourish to victory. Unfortunately, the last three


batsmen fell for just over 20 more runs to see the side all out, 40 runs short of their target, at 161. Baxenden's wicket takers were Sudworth (2-30), Parkinson (2-23)


and Fielding (2-31). Whalley now turn their attention


back to the league on Saturday with a trip to basement side Bamoldswick, wickets pitched at 1- 30 p.m.


Ton in vain for Wanderer Joe


Baistow catch off Ali, and next man in, Jack Dewhurst, followed for a duck at 86.


. Papps continued with Daniel 1 Meadow on Saturday. ' v.


Turner, and the pair made it over' the century mark before the paid man was Walton's third wicket of the afternoon, as he went on to col­ lect 4-70. Turner (13) stayed aboard for a


further four runs, to allow captain Simon Coulter to come to the crease to join Andrew Pearce for the best partnership of the afternoon. The pair put on 91 runs for the


sixth wicket, striking the 200 mark to set up a possible victory march - thanks to 42 runs form Pearce and 38 by Coulter. But with 22 runs to go, the skip­


per fell first, caught by Matthew Haines off Earby captain Stephen Hipgrave, soon to be followed by Pearce to the same bowler without further score. This signalled the beginning of


the end for the side, as with four wickets left, the remaining order could only limp to under half of the 22 runs needed for victory as Hip- grave and Walton cleaned up. Clitheroe finished all out for 210


as Hipgrave returned the best bowl­ ing figures of the day with 4-37. This Saturday Clitheroe enter­


tain derby opponents Ribblesdale Wanderers at Chatburn Road, wickets pitched at 1-30 p.m.


AN impressive century from Joe Scuderi wasn't enough to overcome a strong Padiham side at Church . •


■ Three wickets and 60 runs from;


Padiham paid man Kashif Siddique shone out from the visitors' five- wicket win over the locals - over­ shadowing the undefeated 109 made by the home professional. Siddique took 3-60 as Wanderers


posted 167-6, thanks to the efforts of Scuderi. However, the Ribblesdale player


couldn't do it all on his own, and due to Naveed Ashraf (2-44) and Nesir Mehmood (1-35), wickets fell around him for very little. Fellow opener Alistair Marsh


added support with 23 runs before he was trapped leg before, having attained four boundaries and put on 59 runs for the first wicket. And only David Howard (11)


could join them in double figures after that, as Ashraf and Siddique took hold, the latter having Ryan Gladwin (5) and Joe Bunyan (0) caught behind by Gavin Kelly, and Stephen Kerr trapped leg before. Scuderi's knock of 109 featured


11 boundaries and came off 128 balls. In reply, Siddique opened along­


side Philip Metcalfe (17), and the pair quickly got to work, to put on 71 runs for the first wicket. Metcalfe was trapped leg before


by Howard for the first of the Rib­ blesdale man's 3-89, before his replacement Kevin Hitchon fol-


Read find no answer to pro


Naeem READ had no answer to Babar Naeem on Saturday as the Edenfield professional heaped a 96-run defeat upon the Whalley Road side. Will Driver's men could­


n't set a field for the big-hit­ ting paid man as he launched the ball to all parts of the ground for his 147, seeing the side to a grand score of 264-7. Partnerships with Greg


Smithson (32) and Adam Barnes (37) proved the most fruitful, but the Eden­ field player was eventually stopped in his tracks by opposing professional Hanif-ur-Rehman, to a catch by Terry Little. The bulk of the runs had


been scored by this point, with Jamie Smith (23) the only only batsman in dou­ ble figures as the rest of the order played support roles. Rehman took 3-74 from


his 20-over stint, and three wickets also fell for Chris Holt (3-66) as Read missed Andrew Rushton. The reply was not out of


Read's reach, but after see­ ing Driver run out for 42 and Rehman go for a duck to a catch behind that few saw touch his bat, the rub of the green was not with them. Holt was the team's top


Joe Scuderi


lowed him for 13 at the hands of Scuderi off a John Braithwaite delivery. And despite his 60 runs, four


boundaries and four sixes, Siddique didn't stay the course either as he was next to fall to Howard, caught behind by Gladwin. However, Anthony Hall picked


up where the pro left off, and a com­ bination of his 22 not out and fur­ ther runs from partners Naveed Ashraf (12), Mehmood (23) and Peter Usher (13 not out) saw Padi­ ham reach their 170 target with five wickets to spare. Ribblesdale Wanderers face a


short derby trip to Chatburn Road on Saturday to face town rivals Clitheroe, wickets pitched at 1-30 p.m.


scorer with 31 runs, caught and bowled by William Slinger before he could add any more. And the next best didn't


appear until the late order, from Dave Swarbrick (21) and Scott Doughty (28), by which point runs proved merely consolation. Edenfield got all their


men with a ball to spare to take maximum points and leave Read blitzed. Naeem was chief wicket


taker with 5-73, including Terry Little (2), Rehman (0), Matt Doughty (0), Swarbrick and Scott Doughty, while William Slinger claimed 3-33. This Saturday Read trav­


el to league leaders Baxen­ den, wickets pitched at 1-30 p.m.


Amazing win after middle-order collapse


CLITHEROE Cobras Under 15s had an amazing win at title contenders Cherry Tree. Bowling first the Cobras struggled early on with the Cherry Tree openers taking control, until Stinson claimed the first wicket. The Cobras then got


back into the game and there were wickets for Kilkenny and Dewhurst. Cherry Tree finished on 96- 3 off 18 overs. In reply Geelan was run


out early on for four. Dewhurst hit a quick fire 30 and had to retire, McKenna


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hit 13 and Robinson pro­ duced seven until a mid­ order collapse. Gallagher and Stinson


kept the score ticking until the former fell for nine. Stin­ son finished on 29 not out and saw the local side home with three balls to spare. The Under 13s A had a


convincing victory against local rivals Ribblesdale Wanderers B at Chatburn Road on Monday night.


Batting first, Clitheroe


made steady but unspectac­ ular progress on a difficult batting surface. However a fine innings


by LeBreton (27) put Clitheroe in a strong posi­ tion. And other significant


contributions by Ahmed (10) and Houldsworth (16) left Clitheroe with a net total of 88 off their 16 overs. In reply Ribblesdale were


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


Clitheroe. In particular the pace of Houldsworth (3-5) left Ribblesdale struggling. Further Wickets from


Ahmed (2-7) and Ramsden (2-13) enabled the Cobras to run out comfortable win­ ners. Meanwhile, the Ribble


Valley Under 15s cruised into the final of the Lan­ cashire Cup at home to Blackpool. Winning the toss they


elected to bat and got off to a comfortable start until Hopkins fell for 11 and Dewhurst made a brief appearance scoring two.


Marsh joined opener


Laycock and they took the score on to 84 before Lay- cock was dismissed for an excellent 51. Marsh made 20 before he


popped one back to the bowler. Clarkson came in and made a brisk 23 before he went for one shot too many and was caught at slip. There was then a collapse


as Knight, McKenna and Hutchins fell for two runs between them. At 119-8 things looked bleak until a brilliant partnership of 62 between Lowes 38 and Robinson 27, took the score


up to a competitive 189.


^ In reply Blackpool were never in the game. Hutchins removed their


star man in his'second over. Lowes bowled five overs, conceding one run, followed by Dewhurst who took 2-3 in five overs. There was a wicket too


for Coulston, and Baines had the impressive figures of 3-11 off five overs. Marsh claimed 2-4 and at the end the Valley ran out winners by 94 runs. The team now wait to see


if they meet Hyndburn or Burnley in the final.


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EARBYv CLITHEROE Earby


S. Pickles c Bolton b Pearce...........4 D. Watson Ibw Bibby .................26 N. Hodge c Papps b Bibby...........31 Azmat c Musson b Marquet........101 C. Walton not o u t ..................... 43 M. Haines not o u t....................... 0 Extras................................ 16 Total (for 4) .......................221 Bowling: J. Marquet 17-4-71-1; A.


Pearce 7-0-41-1; N. Bibby 9-0-52-2; Papps 12-1-47-0. Clitheroe


D. Glover c Watson b Hipgrave...... 1 M. Coulter b Walton.................... 7 J. Marquet notout....................... 0 N. Bibby cPicklesb Hipgrave....... 0 Extras................................20 To tal................................210 Bowling: S. Hipgrave 10.3-2-37-1; J.


Thurston 7-2-23-0; C. Walton 15-0-70-1; Azmat 11-0-55-2; M. Haines 1-0-13-0.”


READ v EDENFIELD Edenfield


G. Smithson lbw Barden..............32 Naeem c Little b Rehman.......... 117 A. Barnes c Marshall b Holt......... 37 J. Smith Ibw Rehman .................23 C. Slinger c M. Doughty b Holt...... 5 T. Melia st Swarbrick b Holt ......... 0 J. Flitcroft not o u t....................... 1 I). Johnson not out ..................... 7 B. Storey not o u t .........................1 Extras................................ 11 Total (for 7) .......................2G4 Bowling: Rehman 20-1-74-3: F.


Barden 14-2-68-1; W. Driver 4-0-16-0: C. Holt 7-0-66-3.


Read ©


; W. Driver run out ............ ’........42 T. Littleb Naeem ....................... 2 Rehman c C. Slinger b Naeem ........0 C. Holt c and b W. Slinger......... ; .31 K. O’Connor c Johnson b W. Slinger 16 i\I. Whalley b W. Slinger............... 1 J. Marshall run o u t ..................... 2 M. Doughty b Naeem.................. 0 1). Swarbrick c and b Naeem ........21 S. Doughty b Naeem.................. 2S F. Barden not out........................ 6 Extras......... ......................21 Total...... .V.'!.:................ 170 Bowling: Naeem 22.5-6-73-5; J.


Smith 7-2-30-0; B. Storey 6-1-14-0; W. Slinger 9-1-33-3.


RIBBLESDALE WANDERERS v R PADIHAMibblesdale Wanderers


A. Marsh Ibw Mehmood..............23 Scuderi not out.........................109 R. Gladwin c Kelly b Siddique....... 5 D. Howard b Ashraf.................... 11 R. Liovd lbw Ashraf .................... 0 S. Kerr lbw Siddique.................... 2 j. Bunvan c Kelly b Siddique . . . . . . .0 j . Braithwaite not o u t.................. 8 Extras................................. 9 Total (for 6) ....................... 167 Bowling: D. Halt 5-1-20-0; N.


Mehmood 144-35-1; Siddique 18-0-60- N Ashraf 8-044-2. Padiham


Giaiow 5-0-21-0; J. Braithwaite 13.3-2- 39-2: R. Lloyd 2-0-11-0.


WHALLEY v


OSWALDTWISTLE O IMMANUELswaldtwislte Immanuel


A. Saeed lbw O’Neill.................... 8 A. Dignan c Hanson b Ediriweera . .24 D. Metcalf c Ediriweera b Cordingley 2 D. Hothersall c Marsden b O’Neill. .20 R Dignan b O’Neill....................24 I. Abid b O’Neill ........................ 1 O. Clare lbw Fitzhenry ............... 10 I. Ahmed c Ediriweera b Cordingley 30 A. Chester c Booth b Cordingley .. .18 G. Metcalf b Cordingley............... 0 A. Metcalf notout....................... 0 Extras................................ 16 Total................................ 153 Bowling: N. Cordingley 13.4-3-304;


D. O’Neill 17-7444; Ediriweera 8-249- 1; D. Fitzhenry 4-0*25-1.


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Siaaiquec Gladwin b Howard ...... 60 P. Metcalfe lbw Howard .............. 17 K. Hitchon c Scuderi b Braithwaite .13 a. nan notout..........................22 N. Ashraf b Howard ...................12 iv.iMenmoodc Kerr b Braithwaite .23 R Usher not o u t ........................ 13 Extras................................ 10 Total (for 5) ....................... 170 Bowling: D. Howard 17-0-89-3; L.


Papps b Walton........................ 64 N. Bolton b Walton....................24 C. Musson c Baistow b Azmat....... 1 J. Dewhurst c Watson b Walton...... 0 D. Turner c Walton b Azmat ........ 13 A. Pearce b Hipgrave.................. 42 S.


Saeed 13-5-30-2; I. Abid 12.4-35-2; G. Metcalf 9-0-36-3.


WHALLEY v CoultercHainesbHipgrave ....38


BAXENDEN Baxenden


C. Waddington c O’Neill b Fallon . .33 D. Parkinson c Ediriweera b Burgess34 J. Fielding c Fitzhenry b Ediriweera 53 S. Payne c Fitzhenry b Burgess...... 0 D.Bulcockc Davies b Fallon........12 • M. Rishtonst Palmer b Fallon........3 G. Sudworth b Cordingley ........... 41 D. Cronshaw not out ..


O’Neill 8-2-32-0; L. Burgess 10-2-27-2; Ediriweera 9-047-1; M. Fallon 9-044- 3: D. Fitzhenrv 4-0-19-0. Wlmlley


Marshall 7-0-31-1; G. Sudworth 10-0- 30-2; D. Parkinson 10-1-23-2; J. Fielding 9.1-1-31-2.


M. Davies c Payne b Bulcock......... 1 Ediriweera c Fielding b Marshall.. .16 L. Kearsleyb Sudworth .............. 34 N. Cordingley lbw Parkinson....... 19 R. Palmer b Parkinson...... ..........1 M. Fallon run o u t ........... A. Whelan not o u t........... D. Fitzhenry run o u t.............. L.BurgescandbSudworth . . . S. Booth ibw Fielding...... D. O'Neill c Parkinson b Fielding .. .2 Extras...................... Total ....................... Bowling: D. Bulcock 10-2-34-1; A.


CLITHEROE MIDWEEK CRICKET


LEAGUE I* W I, N P


Chipping A ........ 12 8 0 4 28 Waggon & Horses .12 S 0 I 2S Rimington......... 12 6 2 4 22 Low Moor..........12 4 4 4 16 Calderstones...... 12 4 5 3 15 Sabden.............. 12 3 6 3 12 St James’ ........... 12 1 10 1 4 Chipping Rmblrs .12 0 9 3 3


VEKA RIBBLESDALE


Padiham...... 19 16 0 3 26195 Belvedere.... 18 12 3 3 20149 Bly GSOB . . . 19 10 6 3 27136 Feniscowles. . 19 9 4 6 20128 Rolls-Royce.. 18 9 6 3 28127 B’b u rnN .... 19 8 8 3 20109 Baxenden.... 19 7 6 6 19107 Brinscal!...... 18 6 8 4 23 95 Salesbury.... 19 7 10 2 16 92 Bly GSOB 2 .. 19 6 9 4 17 89 Stacksteads. . 19 5 9 5 14 79 Bamoldswick. 18 4 9 5 15 70 Feniscowles. . 19 3 11 5 16 61 Rolls-Royce 2.19 1 14 4 11 33


Brinscal!...... 19 11 2 6 16144 Belvedere.... 19 10 3 6 19137 Salesbury. . . . 19 11 5 3 16135 Read........... 19 9 8 2 35131 Cherry Tree.. 19 9 6 4 27129 R’dale Wands. 19 10 6 3 18127 Whalley...... 19 7 7 5 24109 Clitheroe.... 19 6 7 6 30108 Ossy Imm.. . . 19 7 5 7 13104 Stacksteads. . 19 5 10 4 35 97 Gt Harwood.. 19 6 8 5 15 90 Settle......... 19 5 9 5 16 81 Edenfield.... 19 2 10 7 8 49 Earby......... 19 2 14 3 4 33 Second Division P W L N B P


Baxenden.... 19 13 3 3 27166 B’burnN..... 19 11 4 4 28150 'Padiham.... 19 10 5 3 19135 GtHarwood.. 19 9 6 4 20122 Whalley...... 19 8 6 5 25 120 •Earby....... 19 8 7 3 21 117 Edenfield.... 19 8 7 4 24116 Clitheroe.... 19 8 7 4 23115 Cherry Tree.. 19 8 8 3 26115 Read...........19 8 7 4 21 113 R’dale Wands. 19 7 9 4 22 94 Ossylmm.... 19 4 11 4 18 70 Settle......... 19 3 9 7 10 61 Bamoldswick. 19 0 15 4 13 25 First Division P W L N B P


CRICKET LEAGUE Senior Division P W L N B P


R. Haworth c Whelan b Cordingley. .3 I. Parkinson not out .................... 1 Extras.................................11 Total (for 8 ) ....................... 200 Bowling: N. Cordinglev 8-1-21-2; D.


.............. 9


M. Daviesc Dignan b Metcalf........4 Ediriweera c Dipan b Saeed........23 L. Kearsley c Chester b Saeed ...... 10 N. Cordingley c and b Metcalf...... 36 W. Marsden b Abid.................... 12 A. Whelan run out......................3-1 D. Fitzhenry c Abid b Metcalf........6 S. Booth run out ......................... 1 M. Hanson b Abid...................... 10 D. O’Neill b Metcalf.................... 1 T. Keighley not o u t ......................3 Extras..................................6 To tal................................ 146 Bowling: A. Metcalf 10-240-1; A.


S po rt I n fo rm a t io n Whalley


Cherry Tree.., i i G 1 4 16 88 Ossy Imm.....13 6 2 5 12 87 B’bumN....,.12 c i 5 9 84 Gt Harwood.,.13 4 4 5 21 76 Edenfield. . . .12 5 3 4 14 76 Whalley...... .12 4 5 3 19 68 Baxenden. . . ,.12 4 2 6 9 67 R’dale Wands. 11 5 2 4 4 66 Earby........ .12 4 4 4 ii 63 Padiham.. . . ,.13 3 4 6 10 58 Clitheroe__ .12 3 5 4 14 56 Feniscowles. .13 3 6 4 it 56 Settle..........12 2 1 6 10 ■18 Belvedere__ .12 2 1 6 6 44 Read......... ..10 2 4 4 12 44 Salesburv. . . , .11 2 5 4 8 ■


Third Division P W L N B P


Bamoldswick,.13 2 7 4 8 40 'denotes tied game


THWAITES CLITHEROE POOL Premier Division


LEAGUE RESULTS


Peter’s Hurst Green 7. First Division


Castle A 6, Buck A 6; RBL B 2, RBL A 10; W h ite H a r t 5, S t


2; Read Con. Club 5, Rose and Crown B 7; St Peter’s B 6, v High­ er Buck B 6; White Horse B 4, White Horse A 8. Second Division


Low Moor Club 10, Waggon A


Brown Cow 6, Kings Arms G. Third Division


Buck D 5, Con Club B 7; Dog 4, Kings Arms 8; Rose and Crown


A G, Castle B G. Fourth Division


Uicy G, White Hart B G. Ladies Division


Craven B 6, Royal Oak B G; De


I^acv B 5, De Lacv 1; Roval Oak 5, Buck A 4; Pendle7, RBL A 2. FIXTURES


Premier Division


v W h ite H a r t; RBL A v Bay Horse; St Peter’s Hurst Green v RBL B.


First Division


Club; Rose and Crown B v Billing­ to n B; Waggon A v Read Con. Club; White I Iorse A v St Peter s B. Second Division


Higher Buck B v Low Moor


Royal Oak A. Third Division


Station v Horseshoe; Stork B v


B; Con Club B v Rose and Crown A; RBL C v Dog; White Lion v Buck D.


Fourth Division


Craven Heifer A v Craven B; Pendle Hotel v De Lacy; White


Hart B v RBL D. TABLES


Buck A........... ..10 8 1 RBLA........... ..10 8 0 Castle A ......... ..10 7 2 Billington A. . . . ..10 5 0 White Hart . . . . ..10 4 2 Bay Horse...... ...9 3 1 St Peter’s HG .. ..10 1 4 RBLB........... ..10 0 3 Buck B ........... ...9


Station........... ...8 5 2 Brown Cow . . . . ...9 3 3 Con Club........ ...8 2 4 Royal Oak A . . . ...8 3 2 Stork B ......... . . . 7


Low Moor...... ..10 9 i Billington B. . . . ...9 7 0 White Horse A . ..10 5 2 St Peter's B . . . . ..10 5 2 Rose & Crown B ..10 3 1 Read Con. Club ...9 4 0 Waggon A ...... ..10 3 0 White Horse B . ..10 2 3 Higher Buck B . ..10 1 1 Second Division p w D


First Division P W D


i


Kings Arms. . . . ..10 8 1 Con.ClubB . . . ..10 7 0 RBLC........... ...9 4 1 D o g .............. ...9 4 2 BuckD ......... ...9 3 2 Rose &


HorseShoe . . . . . . .6 3 1 KingsArmsB .. ...8 0 i Third Division P W D


Castle B ............... . . . 9 3 2 White Lion . . . . ...9 3 2 Waggon B ...... ...9 0 i


Crown A ..10 2 5 3 1 1


Premier Division P W D


Castle B v Waggon and Horses Billington A v Buck B; Buck A Buck B 9, Royal Oak B 0; De Bay Horse 4, Billington A 8;


GREAT HARWOOD AND DISTRICT


BOWLING LEAGUE First Division


I’ W 1) I. P


Globe Hevs........17 13 2 2121 Gt Harwood A ...17 10 1 6106 Ribblesdale A ....16 10 2 4 99 Globe A ............ 17 9 0 Clitheroe CCA ...16


89


BurnleyRdB ....16 8 OssvCon............16 6 Salesbury A ........16 8 Sabden Black ....16 2


Roe Lee Park __ 16 9 0 7 81 0 8 75 2 S 71 0 8 67 1 13 51 0 15 -IS


0 7 86


Whalley A ......... 17 2 Second Division P W 1) I. P


Rushton St B ....17 12 0 5 103 RishtonCon. A ...17 9 0 S 99 Rushton St A ....16 12 1 3 9S HurslGreenA ...17 9 2 6 95 Gt Harwood B ...16 9 2 5 91 Free Gardeners A .16 9 0 7 90 Waddington A . Burnley Rd A . Gt Harwood CC . .16 -I 3 9 69 Globe B ............ 16 I 0 12 61 Gattv P a rk........15 2 1 12 3S


,.16 6 1 9 73 ,.16 S 0 8 70


Sabden Red . . . . ..16 13 0 3115 Sydney Street .. ..15 12 0 3 97 Oakhili Yets__


Fourth Division P W I)


RBLD................8 6 1 Craven B .............9 2 3 White Hart B .......9 3 3 Royal Oak B ........ 9 4 1 Pendle Hotel........ 8 4 1 BuckWrinkleys ...8 4 2 De Lacy.............. 9 2 3 Craven Heifer A .. .8 2 0 Ladies’ Division P W 1)


10


Pendle Hotel....... 10 9 0 Roval Oak.......... 10 9 0 RBLA.............. 10 6 0 DeLacyB.......... 10 5 0 Buck B................9 5 0 Buck A .............. 10 3 0 De Lacv.............10 3 0 White Horse........ 9 2 0 Royal Oak B ....... 10 2 0


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SvdneySt...... ..13 10 0 3 92 Swan A ...... ........8 8 0 15 WhalleyB . . . . ; ..13 8 i 1 78 Legion B __ ...... 10 7 3 41 Sabden C ........ ..13 6 2 5 73 Waddington . ........7 5 2 31 Rishton B C__ ..12 7 2 3 08 Kings Arms.. ........8 4 4 29 GattyPark . . . . . .u


P W L P


Waddington B .. ..13 6 1 6 61 White Lion .. ........8 1 7 15 Salesbury R ed.. ..12 4 1 7 44 LcgionA . . . . ........7 0 7 12 Gt Harwood CC ..12 ..11


8 0 3 51 Pendle In n ... ........9 3 6 27


Fourth Division P


1 1


Grange C ........ ..14 9 0 5 86 AlmaB ......... ..14 9 2 3 81 Oakhili Park B . ..13 9 1 3 83 Ribblesdale C .. ..14 8 i 5 S2


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RIBBLE VALLEY DARTSAND DOMINOES


SUMMER LEAGUE RESULTS


Darts


Sabden A ........ . . i i 2 1 11 52 Walmcsley 10, De Lacy B 2; Oakhili Beech .. ..11 1 0 13 32 Band Club 3, Black Horse (Pirn- Clitheroe CC B . ..14 1 0 13 26


Burnlev Rd D .. ..11 8 2 4 79 Langho) 11; Black Bull (Chat- Milnshaw Park . ..13 7 0 6 63


De Lacy A 1, Black Bull (Old b u rn ) 6, B ay Horse G; Ju d g e


lico) 9; Swan with Two Necks 10,


Higher Buck 2. Dominoes


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND DOMINOES


SUMMER LEAGUE RESULTS


Pendle League Darts


Pendle 3, Horse Shoe 6; Royal Oak B 2, Buck B 7; Swan and


Royal 7; Waggon and Horses2. Dominoes


Oak B 9, Buck B 12; Swan and Royal 2; Waggon and Horses 19. Kibble League Darts


Dominoes


A 9, Social C!ubl2; Brown Cow 5, Black Bull 16. POSITIONS


Castle 12, Royal Oak 9: Buck Pendle League Darts Swan & Roval ..........................11 P


Third Division P W D L 1* Waggon & Horses................... .35


Gt Harwood L .. ..17 10 0 7 01 Mercer Park . . . ..16 7 0 9 7S


10 0 0 92


Pendle Hotel .......................... .22 Roval Oak B .......................... .12 Pendle League Dominoes


Oakhili........... ..16 5 0 a 02 Royal Oak B .......................... .61 Fourth Division


Rishton Con. B . ..15 6 0 9 53


Milnshaw Wands .16 Hurst Green B ...16 ClitheroeCCB ...17 0 0 17 38


Green Park Immanuel B Sabden Blue Whalley B ........ 16 Free Gardeners B .16 Waddington B . . . . 16 Castle.............. 16 Coppice.


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BOWLING LEAGUE First Division P W D L P


Globe A .............. 14 13 0 1106 Free Gardeners...15 11 0 4100 RushtonStE ....15 8 0 7 83 Ribblesdale A ....15 8 1 6 80 BurnleyRdC ....15 9 0 6 76 Ossy Con............ 15 8 0 7 72 Salesbury Blue ...14 6 0 8 70 Clitheroe CCA ...16 6 0 10 67 Whalley A ......... 15 5 1 9 63 Globe E ............ 15 4 0 11 59


Immanuel A ...... 15 3 0 12 40 Second Division P W D L P


Rushton St C ....14 10 0 4 92 Waddington A . . . .14 9 2 3 92 Coppice............ 15 8 1 6 80 Sabden B .......... 13 8 1 4 78 RishtonCon.C ...14 7 2 5 77 Oakhili Park A ...15 6 2 7 76 Burnley RdB ....14 5 2 7 70 Globe C ............ 15 6 1 8 63 Oakhili Ash........14 5 1 8 60 Mercer P a rk ...... 15 5 0 10 50 GrangeA...........14 4 0 10 50


P W I) L P 16 16 0 0 140


17 12 1 4103 17 11 1 5 98 1 6 85 0 8 SO 1 8 75 0 8 74


..15 7 1 7 73 1 10 69 2 12 55


Salesburv B . . . . ..16 6 0 10 75 Waggon & Horses................... .90 Grange.......... ..16 7 0 9 6S Buck B ................................. .78 Ribblesdale B .. ..17 5 0 12 66 Swan & Roval ........................ .74 Immanuel A . . .


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6 0 9 03 HorseShoe............................. .73 Pendle Hotel .......................... .65


Black Horse........................... .60 Kibble League Darts


Buck A ................................... 50 Black Bu ll.............................. 42 Royal Oak A ........................... 25 Social Club.............................. 24 White Horse ........................... 22 Brown Cow .............................21


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Castle.................................... 21 Ribhlc League Dominoes


Social Club.............................. 76 Buck A ................................... 72 Castle.................................... 72 Black Bull .............................. 71 Brown Cow............................. 68 White Horse ........................... 63 Royal Oak A ........................... 60


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CLITHEROE MEN’S INVITATION


SUMMER DARTS


LEAGUE RESULTS


Moor 5, S t Michael’s 2; Brown Cow 4, Horse Shoe 3; Legion B 5,


Royal Oak 7, Swan B 0; Low


Pendle Inn 2. FIXTURES Monday


Royal Oak v Low Moor; Swan B v Brown Cow; Legion A v Pendle In n ; W ad d in g to n v Swan A; Kings Arms v White Lion. TABLES


St Michael’s v Craven Heifer; Red Division


Royal Oak. . . . Low Moor. . . . St Michael’s ...... Craven Heifer . . Brown Cow . HorseShoe . Swan B . . . .


.8 0 8 22 .8 8 0 7


i 7 22


.8 6 2 53 .8 7 i 45 .9 5 4 40 .9 6 3 35 .8


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.35 .29


Pendle 8, Horse Shoe 13; Royal


7, Social Club 2; Brown Cow 1, Black Bull 8.


Castle 1, Royal Oak 5; Buck A


Langho) 7; Black Bull (C h a t­ b u rn ) 5, B ay Horse 7; Ju d g e Walmcsley 5, De Lacy B 7; Band Club G, Black Horse (Pimlico) G; Swan with Two Necks 5, Higher Buck 7.


De Lacy A 5, Black Bull (Old Total


Langho) 18; Black Bull (C h a t­ burn) 11, Bay Horse 13; Judge Walmcsley 15, De Lacy B 9; Band Club 9, Black Horse (Pim­ lico) 15; Swan with Two Necks 15, Higher Buck 9.


De Lacy A G, Black Bull (Old Cricket Saturday Clitheroe (v Ribblesdale Wan­


derers. home, meet Clitheroe 12- 30 p.m.) S. Coulter, D. Glover, N. B o lto n , N. Bibby, P. D ibb, J. Marquet, C. Musson, D. Turner, A. Pearce, M. Coulter, Papps. .Scorer: L. N u t ta l l . Score r: B. Geelan. Clitheroe 2nds (v Ribblesdale


Wanderers, away, m e e t 12-45 p.m.) J. G re en , P. B ish o p , P. Gaskell, W. Le Breton, T. Le Bre­ ton, C. Gunn, C. Palmer, F. Hus­ sain, B. Brass, P. Cox, M. Pre­ ston. Scorer C. Parkinson. Read (v Baxenden, away). R e a d 2 n d s (v B u rn ley


Belvedere, home). R ib b le sd a le W an d e re rs (v


Clitheroe, away, meet 12-30 p.m.) Scuderi, R. Gladwin, D. Howard, A. M a r sh , S. Kerr, J . B ra i th ­ w a ite , M. Briggs, M. Peel, T. Braithwaite, C. Spencer, J. Bun­ yan. Ribblesdale Wanderers 2nds (v


Clitheroe, home, 1-30 p.m. s tart) M. W rig ley , I. B r itc lif fe , P. Spencer, R. Lloyd, R. Whalley, M. P r a tt , S. Jarv is, L. Gidlow, M. Clarkson, S. Braithwaite, A. Hartley. Scorer: J. Britcliffe. W h a lley (v B am o ld sw ic k ,


away, 1-30 p.m. s ta r t) M. Davies, Ediriweera, L. Kearsley, N. Cord­ ingley, R. Palmer, M. Fallon, A. Whelan, D. Fitzhenry, J. Rain, M. Hanson, D. O’Neill. W h alley 2 n d s (v Salesbury,


home, 1-30 p.m. s ta r t) I. Grace, N. F ie ld e n , J. T a y lo r , G. Thoomas, S. Gorton, L. Burgess, D. Holgate, S. Taylor, W. Mars­ den, S. Booth, T. Keighley.


Sunday C lith e ro e 3 rd s (v


Oswaldtwistle Immanuel, away, meet 12-15 p.m.) F. Green, T. Le Breton, J. Warburton, J. Holgate, Wasim, B. Brass, L. N u tta ll, J. M cK en n a , C. P a rk in s o n , J. Green, M. Lewis. Miss A. Cox. Read 3rds {Ribblesdale Wan­


derers, away). Ribblesdale Wanderers 3rds(v


Read, home, s ta r t 1-30 p.m.) S. Braithwaite, D. Binns, M. Pratt, A. H u tc h in s , R. C la rk so n , J. Britcliffe, H. Kay, S. Tandy, S. Jarvis, M. Clarkson, L. Gidlow.


W halley 3rds (v Baxenden, home, s tar t 1-30 p.m.).


wide open CLITHEROE Tennis Club A kept the pressure on league leaders Burnley A in the race for the East Lan­ cashire Open League Sec­ ond Division title. On Saturday they record­


ed yet another maximum- points victory at Blackburn Northern. Top pairing Steven Pym


and Daniel Bush shared the first two sets on tie-breaks with the Blackburn top pair, before winning the third G-2. On the other court, Tony


Bush and Phil Mileham lost their first set, but came through 1-6,6-0,6-1. In the reverse matches,


both Clitheroe pairs won easily - Tony Bush and Phil Mileham winning 6-2, 6-2, with Daniel Bush and Steve Pym winning with a similar score. Clitheroe A took on local


rivals Whalley A in the sec­ ond to last match of their season, needing a good result to keep ahead in the Mixed League title race. Daniel Bush and Jennifer


Ilolgate raced to a 4-1 lead in the first set against Susan Liver and Andrew Moore, but lost 6-4 .only to take the second set 7-5. Liver and Moore then


beat Steve I’ym and Louise Burrill, losing only three games. Pym and Burrill drew


with Tom and Jill Ormerod, winning the first set on a tie-break, only to lose 6-1 in the second. Bush and Ilolgate needed


to win by two straight sets to force a draw, and they prevailed 6-4, 6-1 to leave Clitheroe one game short of overall victory, and an extra point. At four sets and 37 games


all, the result was a tie. This means in the final


game of the season against Blackburn Northern, Clitheroe will need to win convincingly to secure the title. Meanwhile, the Whalley


Mixed team continued their recent good form in a con­ vincing 7-2 victory over Blackburn Northern at Sta­ tion Road. Liver and Richard Lam­


bert defeated Blackburn's premier pairing 6-2, 6-3, and beat the second pair for the loss of just two games. Jill Ormerod and Jerry


Brees won the first set 7-5 against their second string opponents, but one break of serve in the second set evened the match up at a set all. Against the first pairing,


the first set slipped by 4-6, but in the second the Whal­ ley pairing won 6-0 to leave them the victors on the night. • Clitheroe Club Finals Day will be held on Sunday, September 9th from noon - all junior and senior singles and doubles finals will be played during the afternoon, with presentations following the end of the matches at about 6 p.m. There will also be a barbecue.


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