46 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, July 19th, 2007


Summer hockey school


planned


CLITHEROE Hockey Club.is to host a sum­ mer hockey camp for six to 18-year-old boys and girls next month. Instructed by Bowden


Hightown’s England and Great Britain player Charlotte Hartley, from Burnley, the sessions on Saturday, August 4th and Sunday the 5th run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., both days, and cost £30 per person. Further information is


available by emailing the club at clitheroehockey- dub@hotmail.co.uk. Charlotte was a gold


medal winner in the 2005 KT Cup, and a bronze medallist with the Eng­ land team in the 2006 Commonwealth Games in Melbourne. Charlotte was also a


member of the Great Britain Under 20s squad th a t won gold in Aus­ tralia, and has represent­ ed England at the World Cup in Chile and won a remarkable list of hon­ ours with her club both in England and Europe. Charlotte is now train­


ing with the Great Britain squad for the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, and has recently been coaching both junior and senior players overseas in Germany. Clitheroe Hockey


Club's Steve Palmer said: "Charlotte will bring with her an invaluable and in- depth knowledge of inter­ national sport, which will continue to develop the level of hockey at Clitheroe Hockey Club, and give the junior play­ ers a great opportunity to play sport. This hockey camp is the perfect oppor­ tunity for junior boys and girls from six to 18-years- old the chance to learn new skills and take part in sport over the summer months." Clitheroe juniors have


training sessions every Saturday, from 10 a.m. to noon a t Ribblesdale in Clitheroe. The camp is open to


any junior players, and Saturday coaching is available to anyone all yearround.


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WHALLEY th ra sh ed Padiham by 101 runs to reach th e Ram sb o ttom Cup semi-finals at Station Road on Sunday. In one of three quarter­


final fixtures th a t have taken an age to be played due to the wet weather, Whalley managed to dodge the rain, and they compre­ hensively out played their high-flying opponents. The locals had first knock,


and an opening stand of 84 from Sri Lankan Bradman Ediriweera and Martin Davies laid the foundations. The professional was first


to fall, caught off Naveed Ashraf for a blistering 56 off 54 balls, which included four fours and three sixes. Skipper Davies followed


at 93 for 25, run out by Anthony Hall, b ut Lee Kearsley anchored the innings with 41, while there were contributions from Neil Cordingley (15), John Rain (9), Richard Palmer (11) and Stephen Booth (10 not out) as Whalley set a com­ manding tally of 192-8. Professional Kashif Sid-


dique took 4-26, but the pro­ lific batsman failed by his standards as Whalley eased home. Padiham's batting was


found wanting as three wick­ ets apiece were taken by Cordingley (3-28), David O'Neill (3-13) and Declan Fitzhenry (3-19), with Ediriweera rounding things off as the visitors were dis­ missed for just 91. The previous day, howev­


er, Whalley obviously had all eyes on their cup tie as they lost by five wickets at home to Earby in the league. Davies and Ediriweera


were both back in the hut at 32, although an undefeated 79 from Cordingley bol­ stered the score, with other double figure efforts from Kearsley (20), Alex Whelan (13) and Palmer (13 not out) as Whalley closed on 151-5. Earby's Chris Walton was


the pick of the bowlers with 3-42. In reply, the visitors got


off to a similarly slow start before Ali Azmat (79) enjoyed a 94-run partner­ ship with Nigel Hodge (40). This took the side from


32-2 to 126-3, when Azmat was trapped leg before by O'Neill. Hodge followed a t 138,


and Sam Munns departed for a duck, but Walton (18 not out) and Stephen Pick­ les (four not out) added the winning runs. On Saturday, Whalley are


away to local rivals Ribbles­ dale Wanderers, wickets pitched at 1-30 p.m. • READ stunned Clitheroe in a 156-run victory at Chat- burn Road. Whalley Road captain


Whalley wonders


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Will Driver impressed in both departments, as, after winning the toss, he hit 86, before picking up the ball to claim 3-13. However, despite scoring


more runs than Clitheroe managed as a team, he did­ n't do it on his own, as a half century from Chris Holt (53) and 42 from Thomas Odoyo heaved the side to 241-8, with Mark Harg­ reaves taking 4-54, and Josh Marquet 3-71. In the reply, wickets were


also taken by Frank Barden (3-12) and Odoyo (2-18) as the Chatburn Road hosts were all out for 85. Read had Clitheroe at 6-2


after just four overs, and at 84-5 it was game over as the other half of the order fell for just one further run, four of which went for a duck. Peter Dibb (33) and Jack


Dewhurst (24) top-scored for the champions. On Saturday, Read are at


home to Blackburn North­ ern, with Clitheroe at Cher­ ry Tree. • RIBBLESDALE Wan­ derers came unstuck against title-chasers Blackburn Northern as runs and wick­ ets didn't come easy. Middle-order batsman


Ryan Gladwin top-scored for the Church Meadow side with 28 runs, following the efforts of David Howard (24), and openers Alistair Marsh (19) and professional JoeScuderi (19). The severity of the lack of


runs and the rest of the order being blitzed was largely down to the bowling of Abdul Bisoodwal, who took 4-10 off just 2.3 overs. Team that with 2-38 from


Farooq Butt and 2-29 from Blackburn Northern profes­ sional Devendrasingh Bun- dela, and Ribblesdale were in trouble. Three non-scoring efforts


and 10 wickets later, and Ribblesdale were all out for 117. In reply, the home side


didn't get off to a good start as Howard and Scuderi both managed a wicket apiece with very little on the board. Opener Assif Bhojani was


caught by Robert Lloyd for a duck off Howard, and Scuderi claimed Bisoodwal for just four runs thanks to a catch from Ryan Gladwin. Unfortunately, profession­


al Bundela and Naeem Ashraf were immovable, and finished unbeaten with respective tallies of 65 and 54 runs to get home with eight wickets to spare off less than 21 overs.


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


says thanks ENGLAND and Lancashire seam bowler Sajid Mah­ mood dropped in on a Clitheroe Cobras' coaching session on Thursday to thank the junior players for their support of Lancashire County Cricket Club. The Bolton-born player,


who is close to returning to county action from a hernia operation, visited each age group while they were prac­ ticing, offering tips and advice to the boys and girls, before signing autographs and handing out cricket books to the youngsters. He then presented Cobras


chairman Farouk Hussain with a framed Lancashire Lightning shirt, and in turn Farouk formerly signed him on as a Clitheroe Cobra by presenting him with his own named shirt. Mahmood's appearance


Trio lead way to Rimington ease Chatburn win to victory


THANKS to David Price, Neil Cartledge and Andrew Booth, Chatburn recorded a 21-run victory at home to Ingrow. All three players struck up a rapport with


the bat in the first innings, Price leading the way with his knock of 44, and both Car­ tledge and Booth following suit with 36 runs apiece as the local villagers posted 173-8. However, Booth was not satisfied with


this alone, and progressed to remove half of the Ingrow order with his figures of 5-42. I t was Steve Bowker who took danger


man Parker though, having seen the opener make 97 for the Yorkshire side, and he fol­ lowed this up with two more down the order to finish with the impressive figures of 3-6 off 2.4 overs. The other two wickets were supplied by


Rod Booth (1-40) and Price (1-31) as Ingrow were all out for 152. The result leaves Chatburn handily


placed in the Second Division of the Mewies Solicitors Craven Cricket League.


FOLLOWING a complete washout the pre­ vious week, a full programme ensued in the Clitheroe and District Midweek League. Rimington completed a comfortable win


against St James' after scoring 158-9. The church side were restricted to 104 in reply. Chipping A continued their unbeaten run


with a win over fellow village side Chipping Ramblers by scoring 138-4. The league leaders then rushed through


their opponents, bowling them out for 57. Low Moor also recorded a victory over


Calderstones. Martin Peel and Marc Holmes both scored 30 in the total of 118-2. Calderstones made a brave effort in reply,


with Dave Seedall and Keith Gill scoring 28, before running out of overs at 77-6. However, Waggon and Horses maintain


pressure on Chipping A with victory over Sabden at Roefield. The Pendle Hill men pushed hard and reached 66 all out. In reply, Gary Salmon maintained his


recent good form with another 31 not out as Waggon eased to 67-2.


B IT takes a lot to stop Clitheroe Dol­ phins, and no threat of July rain could deter them at the weekend. Over 25 members enjoyed a fun two-


hour session at Clitheroe Canoe Club. The swimmers, aged between eight


and 16-years-old, plus parents, braved the unseasonable temperatures and the odd shower to learn new skills. Everyone got involved in canoe-


based activities, such as water polo and scarecrow tig, and the morning was rounded off with hot food and drinks. Thanks go to the canoe club coaches for their help with this event. Members of the Clitheroe club are pictured taking to the water, (s)


at Chatburn Road is part of an initiative to promote Lancashire's CashBack scheme, which is aimed at encouraging more young­ sters to watch live cricket, while raising funds for local clubs, schools and organisa­ tions. Mahmood is pictured at Chatburn Road. (T150707/9)


• CLITHEROE Cobras Under 15s had a comfortable win at home to Whalley in a Twenty20 game. The Cobras elected to bat


first, and got off to a good s ta r t, despite some good accurate bowling. Dewhurst had to retire on


31 in the seventh over, before Robinson joined Le Breton and scored a quick eight before trying to hit one too many. Stinson went for a suicidal


run and was dismissed with­ out scoring, but Le Breton and McKenna kept the innings going until the for­ mer fell for 16. Geelan made a quick


seven, before McKenna fell for 19. Bowness (7) and Walsh (3) scurried and scampered, and the team fin­ ished on 95-7. In reply, Whalley strug­


gled against the pace and accuracy of Dewhurst and Stinson, with Dewhurst tak­ ing an early wicket. Whalley then began to


take control until the intro­ duction of Alex Kilkenny. He had a remarkable spell


of off spin bowling, taking 4- 6 off three overs. There were wickets also


for Geelan, Lavery and two for Ruddock. The Cobras ran out win­


ners by 31 runs to secure their second victory of the season.


Volleyball teams need new members


PIRATES, Eagles and Pumas have been seen all over the county - don't be alarmed though, these are just the names of volleyball teams getting ready to start the new season of the Lan­ cashire Volleyball League. As the 2007-08 season approaches, teams from all


over the county are getting ready again for the weekly battles against each other. Maybe your thoughts of


the sport are bikinis, beach­ es and balls, and you would be half right, b ut in the autumn and winter months, the sport moves indoors at venues across Lancashire.


Teams are crying out for


new players, from beginners to experts, and there is prob­ ably a club near you if you fancy giving it a go. I t’s a great way to get fit,


and improves balance. I t’s a game for young and


old, men and women, one of the few sports played mixed,


and the tall and short. Training will be starting


soon, and the league is look­ ing for new players and new teams. For more information,


contact Lancashire Volley­ ball on lancsvb@blueyon- der.co.uk


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CRICKET LEAGUE Senior Division


Baxenden... .14 9 3 B’bum N . . . .14 8 3 •Padiham... .14 8 4 Read......... .14 8 4 Gt Harwood. .14 8 4 Clitheroe. . . .14 7 5 Edenfield. . . .14 6 G Whalley.... .14 6 5 R’dale Wands 14 6 6 Cherry Tree. .14 5 7 •Earby ...... .14 5 * 7 Settle....... .14 3 6 Ossy Imm... .14 2 9


P w L Fourth Division Castle 8, Free Gardeners B 2;


Coppice 2, Waddingotn B 8; Immanuel B 3, Green Park 7; Whalley B 8, Clitheroe CC B 2. Leonard Whittaker Cup


Free Gardeners A 189, Rishton


Con. B 180; Ossy Con. 167, Globe Heys 154; Sydney St 161, Roe Lee Park 144.


TABLES First Division


Bamoldswick.14 0 12 Firs! Division P W L N B P


Belvedere. . . . 14 9 1 4 13115 Cherry Tree.. 14 8 4 2 20106 Brinscall...... 14 8 2 4 12104 Salesbury. . . . 14 8 4 2 10 % Read...........14 7 6 1 23 96 R’dale Wands. 14 7 5 2 16 92 Ossy Imm.. . . 14 6 3 5 8 83 Clitheroe. . . . 14 5 5 4 20 82 Whalley...... 14 5 6 3 20 79 GtHarwood.. 14 5 6 3 13 72 Stacksteads.. 14 3 9 2 31 67 Settle......... 14 4 6 4 9 61 Edenfield. . . . 14 1 8 5 6 31


Padiham...... 14 12 0 2 18144 Bly GSOB. . . 14 8 4 2 18104 Belvedere.... 13 8 3 2 14100 Feniscowles.. 14 7 3 4 17 99 Baxenden....l4 7 3 4 15 97 B'biimN ....1 4 7 5 2 13 89 Rolls-Royce.. 13 5 6 2 22 78 Salesbury. . . . 14 6 7 1 13 76 Brinscall...... 13 5 5 3 16 75 Stacksteads.. 14 4 7 3 8 57 Feniscowles.. 14 3 8 3 14 53 Bamoldswick. 13 3 7 3 12 51 Bly GSOB 2 .. 14 3 8 3 11 50 Rolls-Royce 2.14 0 12 2 9 15


Cherry Tree... 8 5 i Ossy Imm.... 10 5 2 Gt Harmed.. 10 4 i Edenfield.... 10 4 3 Whalley....... 9 4 3 R’dale Wands.. 9 5 2 Earby......... 10 3 3 Baxenden...... 9 3 2 Settle......... 10


B’bum N ....1 1


Padiham...... 11 2 4 Read............8 2 2 Salesbury. . . . 11 2 5 Feniscowles.. 10 2 5 Clitheroe...... 9


2 3


Belvedere...... 9 1 4 Bamoldswick. 10 i 6 * includes tied game


i 5


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT


MIDWEEK CRICKET


LEAGUE P W L N P


Chipping A ......... 9 6 0 3 21 Waggon & Horses. .9 5 0 4 19 Rimington.......... 9 5 1 3 18 Calderstones....... 9 3 4 3 12 Low Moor.......... 9 3 4 3 12 Sabden...............9 2 5 2 8 St James’ ............ 9


1 7 1 4 ChippingRmblrs ..9 0 6 3 3


GREAT HARWOOD AND DISTRICT


BOWLING LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Burnley Rd B 10, Salesbuey A


0; Burnley Rd B 3, Ribblesdale A 7; Clitheroe CC A 8, Whalley A 2; Gt Harwood A 10, Roe Lee Park 0; Ribblesdale A 5, Ossy Con 5; Sabden Black 3, Clitheroe CC A 7. Second Division


Gatty Park 5, Gt Harwood CC


5; Globe B 0, Gt Harwood CC 4; Hurst Green A 10, Gatty Park 0; Free Gardeners A 8, Rishton Con A 2; Rushton St A 3, Rushton St B 7; Waddington A 4, Burnley Rd A G. Third Division


Grange 7, Oakhill Vets 3;


Immanuel A 2, Grange 8; Rishton Con B 7, Oakhill 3; Sabden Red 6, Mercer Park 4.


Third Division P W L 6 1


SalesburyA. . . . .u 7 0 Globe A ......... ,ii 5 0 Ossy Con......... .10 3 0 Sabden Black .. .10 2 0 Whalley A ...... .10


Rushton St B .. .12


Earby......... 14 1 12 1 0 13 Second Division P W L N B P


Sabden Red__ .11 8 0 Sydney Street .. .10 7 0 Oakhill Vets. . . . .10 6 0 Salesbury B . . . . .11 5 0 Mercer Park . . . .12 5 0 Grange ........... .12 6 0 Gt Harwood L .. .11 6 0 Rishton Con. B . .11 5 0 Oakhill........... .11 4 0 Ribblesdale B .. .11 3 0 Immanuel A . . . .10


Green Park . . . . .12 12 0 ImmanuelB . . . .12 8 0 Whalley B ...... .12 6 1 Sabden Blue . . . .11 7 0 Free Gardeners B .11 6 0 Coppice......... .11 5 1 Waddington B .. .11 5 0 Milnshaw Wands .10


Fourth Division P W D


0


Castle............ .11 5 0 Hurst Green B . .11 2 1 Clitheroe CCB . .12 0 0


1


MILLLODGE RESIDENTIAL


HOME HYNDBURN


BOWLING LEAGUE First Division


Rushton St E .. .12 8 0 Globe A ......... .10 9 0 Free Gardeners. .11 7 0 Ribblesdale A .. .11 7 0 Burnley RdC .. .11 8 0 Salesbury Blue . .11 5 0 Ossy Con......... .11 6 0 Clitheroe CCA . .12


GlobeE ......... .11 2 0 Whalley A ...... .10 2 0


0


RushtonStC .. .11 8 0 Waddington A.. .10 8 1 Sabden B ........ .11 7 1 Rishton Con. C . .11 5 2 Oakhill Park A . .11 5 0 Burnley RdB .. .11


Immanuel A . . . .12 3 0 Second Division P W D


Coppice......... .11 0 1 Oakhill Ash . . . . .11 Globe C ......... .11


Whalley B ...... ..9 0 1 Sabden C ........ ..9 3 2 Salesburv Red.. ..9


Svdney St ...... ..9 7 0 Rishton BC . . . . ..9 6 2 Gatty Park . . . . ..9


0


Waddington B .. ..9 3 1 Gt Harwood CC ..9 i 0


1


Read C C ........ .10 8 0 Alma B ......... ..9 8 0


Ribblesdale C .. .10 5 1 Milnshaw Park . .10 6 0 Burnlev Rd D .. .10 5 2 Sabden A ........ .10


Oakhill Park B .


.10 ..9


6 6


Oakhill Beech .. .10 i 0 Clitheroe CC B . .10


0 0


ImmanuelB . . . ..8 0 1 Fourth Division P W D


0 1


4 51 3 51


9 21


Grange A ........ .11 3 0 Mercer Park . . . .11 3 0 Third Division P W D


1 1


1 P w D


4 68 4 62 3 61 6 58 5 51 8 51 9 39 8 36 9 35


L P 0105 4 72 5 62 4 58 5 58 5 54 6 51 5 49 6 48


Rishton Con. A . .11 5 0 Burnley Rd A .. .12 6 0 Gt Harwood CC .11 4 1 GlobeB ......... .12 3 0 Waddington A .. .11 4 0 Gatty Park . . . . .11 2 1 Third Division P W D


Rushton St A .. .11 8 1 Free Gardeners A .11 8 0 Hurst Green A . .12 6 1 Gt Harwood B . .10


Second Division p W D 0


0 0


Globe Heys . . . . ,ii 9 i Ribblesdale A .. .10 6 1 Burnley RdB .. .10 6 0 Clitheroe CCA. ..9 5 0 Gt Harwood A . ..9 5 0 Roe Lee Park .. . a


P w D 6 0 L P


4 49 4 51 5 59 4 56 6 55 7 37 8 34 9 26


L P


3 67 5 64 3 60 6 60 6 53 6 51 9 51 7 48 8 29


Sport Information EXPRESS GIFTS


HYNDBURN VETS


BOWLING LEAGUE A Division


Rushton Street A .13 10 1 2107 Worsley Park A . .13 10 0 3103 Rhyddings...... .13 9 0 4 97 Lowerfold........ .13 7 3 3 91 Gatty Park A .. .13 4 0 9 91 Ribblesdale A .. .13 8 1 4 88 Oakhill Vets.... .13 8 1 4 86 Peel Park A . . . . .13 7 0 6 77 Rishton BC . . . .13 5 0 8 68 Mercer Park . . . .12 3 0 9 61 Sabden BC . . . . .12 4 0 8 59 Whalley BC. . . . .13 2 0 11 49 OakhiilBC . . . . .12 3 0 9 49 B Division P W D L P


P W D L P


Burnley R d ...... .16 16 0 0165 Rushton Street B .16 10 0 6118 Worsley Park B. .16 11 0 5113 Ribblesdale B .. .14 11 1 2113 Immanuel A . . . .16 11 1 4110 Oakhill Vets B .. .15 11 0 4106 BulloughB . . . . .16 7 1 8 93 ImmanuelB . . . .16 7 1 8 92 Hurst Green . . . .16 6 0 10 87 Milnshaw C . . . . .16 7 1 8 84 Waddington . . . .14 7 0 7 75 ReadBC........ .16 4 2 10 72 Peel Park B . . . . .15 2 0 13 61 Milnshaw B . . . . .15 2 0 13 54 Gatty Park B .. .15 1 1 13 49


Darts a n d D om in o e s -•


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND DOMINOES


SUMMER LEAGUE RESULTS


Pendle League Darts


Pendle Hotel 4, Buck B 5; Wag­ gon and Horses 5, Horse Shoe 4. Dominoes


Royal Oak B 1, Black Horse 8;


15; Pendle Hotel 10, Buck B 11; Waggon an d Ho rses 7, Horse Shoe 14.


Royal Oak B 6, Black Horse


Ribblc League Darts


Brown Cow 3, Social Club 6. Dominoes


Pendle League Darts


Buck A 7, W h ite Horse 2;


Brown Cow 11, Social Club 10. POSITIONS


Buck A 11, White Horse 10;


Black Horse ............................ 19 HorseShoe..............................18 Swan & Royal.......................... 18 Waggon & Horses..................... 18 Pendle Hotel............................ 16 Buck B ...................................13 Royal Oak B ............................. 6 Dominoes


P P


4 59 6 55


8 37 8 34


2 65 1 56


Waggon & Horses..................... 51 HorseShoe............................. 41 Pendle Hotel............................37 Swan & Royal.......................... 35 Buck B .................................. 34 Black Horse ............................33 Royal Oak B ............................21 Rihhle League Darts


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Black Bull............................... 25 Buck A .................................. 24 Social C lub..............................14 Royal Oak A ............................ 14 White Horse............................ 10 Brown Cow............................... S


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


P


Brown Cow............................. 40 Castle.................................... 36 Buck A .................................. 34 Social C lub............................. 32 Roval Oak A ............................32 Black Bull............................... 31 White Horse............................25


CLITHEROE MEN’S INVITATION


SUMMER DARTS


Shoe 2, Craven He ife r 5; St Michael’s 6, Brown Cow 1; Royal Oak 7, Castle 0; Swan A 4, Kings Arms 3; Legion A 3, White Lion 4; Waddington 2, Legion B 5.


Low Moor 7, Swan B 0; Horse


LEAGUE RESULTS


FIXTURES Monday


St Michael’s v Royal Oak;


Brown Cow v Craven Heifer; Horse Shoe v Low Moor; Swan B v Castle; Legion A v Waddington; White Lion v Pendle Inn; Kings Anns v Legion B. TABLES


Red Division Swan A ............. ..6 Clitheroe Advertiser& Times, Thursday, July 19th, 2007 47


Clitheroe score


White Hart B 7, Craven Heifer A 5; De Lacy 5, Buck Wrinkleys 7. Ladies’ Division


De Lacy B 3, Royal Oak B 6;


Royal Oak 8, White Horse 1; RBL A 6, Buck A 3; Buck B 6, De Lacy B.


FIXTURES Tonight


p w L p Buck A v Bay Horse; RBL B v 6 0 32 Billington A; St P eter’s HG v


Premier Division


Legion B ........... ..6 4 2 28 Buck B; White Hart v Castle A. Kings Arms........ ..6 3 3 22 Pendle In n......... ..6 2 4 19


First Division Billington B vRead Con. Club;


Waddington........ ..5 3 2 18 Rose and Crown B v St Peter’s B; White Lion ........ ..5


Legion A ........... ..5 0 5 Blue Division


1 4 12 Waggon A v White Horse A; 9 White Horse B v Higher Buck B. Second Division


P W L P


Royal Oak......... ..7 7 0 42 B v Horseshoe. Low Moor......... ..7 5 1 35


2 5 20 C V Buck D. 1 5 10


Station v Royal Oak A; Stork Third Division


Craven Heifer . . . ..7 4 3 28 Castle B v White Lion; Dog v St Michael’s ........ ..6 4 2 25 Waggon and Horses B; Kings Horse Shoe.......... ..7 3 4 21 Arms v Rose and Crown A; RBL Brown Cow........ ..7 Castle................. ..6


Fourth Division Swan B ............. ..7 0 7 8


RIBBLE VALLEY DARTS AND DOMINOES


SUMMER LEAGUE RESULTS


Darts Judge Wamesley 11, De Lacy


A 1; Black Horse 9, Black Bull Chatburn 3; Band Club 5, Swan With Two Necks 7; Black Bull Langho 12, Higher Buck 0; De Lacy B 1, Bay Horse 11. Dominoes


Judge Walmesley 7, De Lacy A


5; Black Horse 6, Black Bull Chatburn 6; Band Club 8, Swan With Two Necks 4; Black Bull Langho 6, Higher Buck 6; De Lacy B 6, Bay Horse 6. Total


Judge Walmesley 18, De Lacy


A 6; Black Horse 15, Black Bull Chatburn 9; Band Club 13, Swan With Two Necks 11; Black Bull Langho 18, Higher Buck 6; De Lacy B 7, Bay Horse 17. TABLE


Swan with Two Necks ............. 131 Bay Horse..............................127 Black Bull Langho.................. 126 Judge Walmesley .................... 126 Band Club ............................119 Black Horse.......................... 110 Black Bull Chatburn .................95 Higher Buck............................88 DeLacyA ............................. 85 DeLacyB ............................. 73


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ROEFIELD LEISURE FIVE-A-SIDE


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


White Horse 5, Mad Dogs 2;


New Inn 1, AC Men 3; Morning Glory 5, AFC Buck 6; Mysters Magicians 0, Dunop Who 7. FIXTURES Sunday


9 a.m. - Morning Glory v New


Inn; 9-35 a.m. - Mysters Magi­ cians v White Horse; 10-10 a.m. - Beer Can v Mad Dogs; 10-45 a.m. - Dunop Who v AC Men.


THWAITES


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Premier Division Buck B 3, White Hart 9; Bay


Horse 6, St Peter’s HG 6; Castle A 8, RBL B 4; RBL A 5, Buck A 7. First Division


Higher Buck B 5, Waggon A 7;


White Horse A 4, Rose and Crown B 8; Low Moor 8, Billing- ton B 4; Read Con. Club 4, White Horse B 8. Second Division


Horseshoe 7, Con. Club 5;


Kings Arms B 3, Stork B 9. Third Division


Con. Club B 10, Castle B 2;


White Lion 8, RBL C 4; Buck D 3, Kings Arms 9. Fourth Division


Pendle Hotel 5, Royal Oak B 7; Buck Wrinkleys v RBL D;


Craven Heifer A v Pendle Hotel; Royal Oak B v De Lacy. Tuesday, July 31st


Norman Garner Memorial Shield RBL A Ladies v De Lacy;


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


Chris Stewart Foundation Cup Craven Heifer B v White Lion;


Bay Horse v Kings Arms; Dog Music Bar v Buck A; Stork B v St Peter's B; Buck B v Con. Club; Billington v Castle A; Read Con. Club v White Horse B; Waggon and Horses v RBL; TABLES


Premier Division P W D L P


RBL A ............ ..8 6 0 2 72 Buck A............ ..7 6 0 i 70 Castle A ..............7 5 1 1 63 White H a r t...... ..7 4 1 2 54 Bay Horse....... ..7 3 1 3 48 Biliington A...... ...7 3 0 4 46 St Peter’s HG ... ..7 0 3 4 34 RBLB............ ..7 0 2 5 31 Buck B ............


First Division P w D L P


1 0 6 30


Low Moor....... ..8 7 1 0 75 Biilington B ...... ..7 6 0 1 66 Waggon A ....... ..7 3 0 4 48 St Peter’s B ...... ..7 3 1 3 48 White Horse A .. ..7 2 2 3 47 Rose & Crown B . ..7 2 1 4 46 Read Con. Club . ..7 3 0 4 43 White Horse B .. ..7 1 3 3 41 Higher Buck B .. ..7 1 0 6 34 Second Division P W D L P


Brown Cow...... 6 2 2 2 39 HorseShoe...... Stork B ...........


2 2 1 40 2 1 2 36


Kings Arms B . . . ..6 i 0 5 28 Third Division P W D L P


Waggon B ....... ..7 0 1 6 30 Fourth Division P w D L P


2 i 4 38


Craven B ........... ..7 2 1 4 48 Pendle Hotel. . . . ..6 3 i 2 45 Royal Oak B . . . . ..6 4 0 2 45 Buck Wrinkleys . ..6 3 1 2 41 DeLacy........... ..6 i 2 3 36


3 2 2 51


Craven Heifer A . ..6 0 0 6 27 Ladies’ Division P w D L P


Royal O ak........ ..8 7 0 i 00 Pendle Hotel. . . . ..7 6 0 1 57 RBL A ............


Buck A ............ ..7 3 0 4 37 De Lacy B ........ ..7 3 0 4 37 Buck B ............ ..7 3 0 4 31 De Lacy........... ..7 2 0 5 30 White Horse__ ..7 2 0 5 24 Roval Oak B . . . .


4 0 3 48 2 0 5 23 © All teams are reminded that


World Rules are in operation in the Clitheroe and District Pool League. P a r ticu la r at ten t io n should be paid to the one-minute rule which allows only th a t amount of time for a shot to be executed.


RBLD............ ..6 5 1 0 57 White Hart B . . .


Con. Club B __ ..8 6 0 2 72 Kings Arms...... ..7 6 0 i 65 RBLC............ ..7 3 i 3 52 BuckD ........... ..7 2 2 3 50 Dog ............... ..6 3 2 i 47 Castle B ............ ..7 3 0 4 41 Rose & Crown A . ..6 1 3 2 39 White L ion......


2 1 2 36


Con Club......... ..6 2 3 1 46 Royal Oak A . . . . ..5 3 1 1 41 Station............


Cricket Tonight


Ribblesdale Wanderers (v Set­


tle, home, Twenty20 meet 5-45 p.m.) Scuderi, R. Gladwin, S. Kerr, A. Marsh, B. Spencer, M. Peel, I . Britcliffe, J. Braithwaite, L. Gidiow, J. Bunyan, M. Clark­ son. Same team Friday (v Clitheroe, home) except T.


Braithwaite for L. Gidiow. Tomorrow


Clitheroe (v Ribblesdale Wan­


derers, away, Twenty20, meet 5- 45 p.m. at Ribblesdaie) D. Glover, N. Bolton, P. Dibb, J. Dewhurst, M. Hargreaves, J. Marquet, N. Bibby, G. Kershaw, D. Turner, C. Palmer, P apps. Reserves: C. Brown. Scorer L. Nuttall.


Saturday Clitheroe {v Cherry Tree,


away, meet 12-15 p.m. a t Clitheroe) S. Coulter, P. Dibb, J. Dewhurst, J. Warburton, M. Har­ greaves, J. Marquet, N. Bibby, D. Turner, J. Holgate, C. Palmer, Papps. Reserve: C. Brown. Scor­ er; B. Geelan. Clitheroe 2nds (v Cherry Tree,


home, meet 12-30 p.m.) P. Bishop, M. Dewhurst, C. Brown, I. Scott, M. Scott, G. Kershaw, M. Pre­ ston, A. Pearce, S. Graham, P. Cox, F. Hussain. Reserve; J. Scott. Scorer: J. Scott. Ribblesdale Wanderers (v


Whalley, home, 1-30 p.m. start) Scuderi, R. Gladwin, D. Howard, S. Kerr, C. Hall, T. Braithwaite, M. Peel, J. Braithwaite, R. Lloyd, A. Marsh, B. Spencer. Scorer: R. Clarkson. Ribblesdale Wanderers 2nds (v


Whalley, away, 1-30 p.m. start) M. Wrigley, I. Britcliffe, P. Spencer, J. Bunyan, M. Pratt, L. Gidiow, S. Braithwaite, R. Whal­ ley, M. Clarkson, A. Hutchins, J. Hopkins. Same team Sunday (v Settle, home) except M. Briggs, R. Lloyd, A. Coxall for J. Bunyan, J. Hopkins and A. Hutchins. Scorer: J. Britcliffe. Whalley (v Ribblesdale Wan­


derers, away, 1-30 p.m. start) M. Davies, Ediriweera, L. Kearsley, N. Byrne, J. Rain, R. Palmer, A. Whelan, M. Whelan, S. Booth, S. Gorton, D. O’Neill. Whalley 2nds (v Ribblesdale


Wanderers, home, 1-30 p.m. start) I. Grace, T. Keighley, J. Taylor, D. Holgate, J. Rawstron, C. Mahon, N. Smith, L. Burgess, S. Taylor, N. Fielden, G. Jones.


Sunday Clitheroe 3rds (v Cherry Tree


3rds, home, meet 12-45 p.m.) F. Green, J. Holgate, I. Scott, A. Robinson, P. Cox, S. Mulcahy, B. Brass, W. Balak, T. Le Breton, A. Stinson, M. Lewis. Scorer: S. Stin­ son. Ribblesdale Wanderers 3rds (v


Padiham, away, s tart 1-30 p.m.) D. Binns, J. Bunyan, A. Hutchins, J. Hopkins, G. Clark­ son, J. Britcliffe, H. Kay, M. Har­ rison, S. Tandy, A. N. Other. Whalley 3rds (v Oswaldtwistle


Immanuel, away, start 1-30 p.m.) L. Burgess, T. Keighley, D. Bark­ er, G. Jones, G. Pickup, S. Mukherjee, K. Armer, S. Brown, J. Taylor, J. Rowstron, L. Boyle.


31 - Pendle and Burnley Grand Prix, Whaliey Nab Fell Race.


JULY


5 - Pcndle and Burnley Grand Prix, Lancashire Sports Repairs Six.


AUGUST


6 - Pendle and Burnley Grand Prix meeting, Burn­ ley Boys’ Club, 7-30 p.m.


8 - Pendle and Burnley Grand Prix, Trawden Seven.


12 - Pendle and Burnley Grand Prix, Worsthorne Fell Race.


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emphatic victory


CLITHEROE Tennis Club's A team played Crow Wood B in a return fixture on Saturday and the result proved the same as it did in April with an emphatic 4-0 win. Derek Parrott and Phil


Mlleham again took up res­ idence as top pairing and found little to bother them against the Crow Wood number l ’s. A 6-2 f irst set was fol­


lowed by an easy second set but some sloppy finishing meant they squandered 12 match points before closing out 6-4. Steve Pym was joined


once again by sports-mad student Daniel Bush who was in solid aggressive form all day. Their opening match started competitive­ ly b ut an early break removed their opponents resolve and they cruised to a 6-1,6-0 score. The return rubbers were


also one sided affairs - Par­ ro t t and Mileham kept their composure a t 3-2 down in the first set and turned on the power to win 6-3, 6-1, while Pym and Bush saw off an early scare trailing 4-5 in the first but winning th a t la s t nine games for a 7-5,6-0 victory. This result means


Clitheroe stay six points behind leaders Burnley A, but having knocked their title rivals out of the cup, silverware is still there for the taking.


Whalley suffer narrow defeat


WHALLEY Tennis Club B were forced to play between the showers in Saturday’s home match with improv­ ing Accrington. Paul Jenkins and Martin


Haworth continued their impressive run of form by securing a comfortable two- set victory against the vis­ iting number two pair, but found things harder against the leading Accrington players. They did, however, raise


their game to secure the deciding set, having dropped the opener to win in three closely-fought sets. Whalley's number two pair­ ing of Peter Heys and Andrew Cuyes were ju s t edged out in their two matches, with one break of serve being decisive in each of the sets. I t fginished two-all in


rubbers, but Accrington gained the extra point due to having won one more set than Whalley, which leaves the locals in the middle of the Second Division.


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