; 46 i Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, July 3rd, 2008


■ "SHOWING more restraint and dcrensire shots ' than : normally ussocialed with his bat-, ting, Clitheroe.Cobras’; big-hitter Alex Robinson (above,’, s) reaped his reward by scoring his first. 50 for Clitheroc thirds against Baxenden:’ ; With the side chasing 170, the IG.-year-oId played exactly the innings needed, and went on to reach 98 not out, facing 93 balls, smashing six fours and five sixes, as the thirds won with four overs to spare.


THE Ribble Valley arc


about to embark on their! first season in the Lan­ cashire District Girls Cricket League. Run by the Lancashire!


Women’s Cricket Associ' ation, the borough, will have two district sides, at Under 11s and Under 13s level. -


' ' Run by Steve Laycock


of the Ribble Valley Cricket Development Group, both teams will play their home fixtures at Whallcy’s Station Road. The district sides have


been made up from girls all across the borough^; and from such clubs as! Longridge and Whalley! in order to develop the^ girls game. The Undcr.U’s first


fixture is on Tuesday,' July. 22nd, while'thc Under 13s kick off on Monday, July Mth. : ’ ; ; All support is welcome,’


while any girls wishing to play for the Ribble Valley side can.contact Steve* Laycock (07813 055517):f


ANDREW Booth’s fivie


wickets proved in vain as Chatburn'suffered a 17-' run defeat against Haworth. ' After bowling the visi-;


tors out for a meagre 117,’! with Booth claiming 5-43; off 20.3, they were them-;! selves skittled for just 100. ■


( .-It looked?the right' ' f e '


decision; ,whcn;?Mark'; Braithwaite won thcToss and decided to bowl,' with Booth ripping through; the Haworth order, with, help from John Locklcy; who also claimed 3/43 off. 10 overs,-’'and Russell Braithwaite, chipping in; with the other wicket.’J, But after a promising


start in reply, with the; skipper, vund . John Reynolds putting on 31j for the firsCwickct,'five more batsmen fcll for the! addition* of .onlylO runs as the rot set in. Only Reynolds (25)',


Paul Craig (18), Riisscll. Braith’waitc (12 not oiit) and Ben Frankland (10) could makc.double fig-!


A MAGNIFICENT seven for David Howard gave Ribblesdale Wanderers a commanding win over Edenfield. He grabbed figures of 7-


Howard grabs seven?


33 off just over 13 overs as the visitors to Church Meadow were put to the - sword. But it was made all the


more astonishing after being forced to retire hurt in the first innings. Howard was hit in the


face by a rising delivery, which forced him to leave the field when on five. However, he returned to


devastating effect to skit­ tle the Edenfield middle order and tail end with his medium pace bowling. And his exploits saw


their opponents skittled for just 65, as they lost out by 103 runs. Only Adam Barnes (15)


and Christian Slinger (15) made any kind of inroads into the home total, with' opener Greg Smithson (10) the only other batsmen to roach double figures. Smithson and Barnes


both fell to Howard, while Andrew Keir went for a three-ball duck after snick- ' ing one behind to wicket keeper Russell Bradley. Josh Hampson was


trapped Ibw for two, and Howard mopped up the tail end with the wickets of John Lester (2), Brett Storey (1) and Glenn Car- roll (4) to seal a remark­ able win. Only six boundaries


were conceded by the Wanderers bowlers throughout the 26 overs.


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proves a memorabl® evening


WONDERFUL weather and some scintillating action helped make the Clitheroe Cobras’ Kwik Cricket Festival a memo- • rable evening for the 84


young cricketers and many spectators.


. .


mth professional Joe Scud- eri letting just 24 rims slip from his 11 overs. Earlier, Wanderers suf­


fered a disastrous s ta rt after Stephen Kerr fell with just two runs on the board. Scuderi hit two fours


and a six but fell for 17 to Storey, while visiting pro­ fessional Babar Naeem added the wicket of Alas- tair Marsh (35) to his ear­ lier dismissal of Kerr. However, it was William


Slinger who mopped up the rest of the wickets to fall, ending with 3-24 from his eight overs towards the end of the innings. ; Craig Hall (32) and


Gary Hunt (30) made steady inroads into the attack, and eventually helped post a total of 168-6 that proved too steep a mountain for Edenfield to climb. Tbeir cause was helped


further by an unbeaten 23 off just 18 deliveries from Paul Spencer, as he cracked two sixes late in the day. ■ But Edenfield never


looked like posing a chal­ lenge, as they lost wickets at regular intervals. None of the batsmen


forged a decent partner­ ship, as Wanderers t r i ­ umphed in fine style. And they will hope for


more of the same on Satur­ day as they travel to Whalley, before travelling to Read on Sunday for . their Ramsbottom Cup semi-final clash (wickets pitched 1-30 p.m.).


CLITHEROE Cobras had a great time at (he Kwik Cricket event at Clilhcroe Cricket Club. (B200608/2)


Clitheroe collapse


A LATE batting collapse' saw Clitheroe succumb to the David Morrell show. The Settle opening


bowler swept through the tail-end to give his side a 29-run win at Marshfield. Morrell ended with fig­


ures of 5-48, taking five of the final six wickets. And in taking the final


four, for the addition of just 14 runs, he helped hand his side victory when it seemed Clitheroe had fought their way into a winning position.


Chasing a winning tar­


get of 162* professional Paul Turner gave them the ideal start, hitting 28 off just 24 balls including six boundaries. ■ That came after Nick!.


James had been run out by Lawrence Read .with just five runs on the board, but Turner steadied things with Jack Dewhurst before the former was caught by


Jeff Ellis off Bret Silvey. Things were stili going


well when Dewhurst fell for 12, trapped leg before by Ellis, while Neil Bolton continued to keep the scoreboard ticking along with some lusty blows, including one maximum. But when he was the


fifth wicket down with the score on 94, to become Morrell’s first victim of the afternoon, things start­ ed to unravel for Clitheroe. Matthew Coulter did


'


hit a quickfire 18 only to be trapped in front by Ellis -T.the first of five wickets to fall for 14 runs. Andrew Pearce (5), Carl '


Palmer (1), Mark Harg­ reaves (6) and Tim Le Bre­ ton (4) were all victim of Morrellj as he ripped through the late order to leave Clitheroe beaten. Earlier, Le Breton and


Farook Hussain picked up three wickets apiece as Set- ■


tie were bowled out for 161 with seven overs left unused. An early breakthrough


■ saw professional Silvey fall to the second ball of the day for a duck, while Paul Taylor made just eight before he was caught by Le Breton off Andrew Pearce with the score on 11. Ellis hit just two bound­


aries in his 39-ball 13, but it was the fourth wicket partnership of 62 between Matthew Wildman (42) and Mark Verden (31) that ultimately won it for thehosts. Shaun Airey (36) and


David Worthington (19) also added valuable runs at the close, as they posted a total that proved too stiff a challenge for Clitheroe to compete with. And Bolton’s men will


be hoping for better on Saturday when they host leaders (Jreat Harwood.


Read score sixth win


READ chalked up their sixth win of the Veka Rib- ; blesdale League season when they scored a five- wicket victory at Earby. . Earby may be bottom of


Poor run continues


WHALLEY continued their poor run of form on their visit to Cherry Tree on Saturday. . The locals were rolled


over for just 104, with nine of the wickets to fall being caught, due a mixture of poor shot selection and fine catching by the home ■ side. ■ Youngster Waqas Hus­


sain took the first two wickets, as both openers, Martin Davies and Richard Palmer, went cheaply.. And they were soon


joined by the professional, Rajagopal Sathish, for just four, that left Whalley at 12-3 and in the mire. . .Neil .Cordingley was ■


joined by Lee Kearsley, and they took things to 39 before Kearsley fell. ?


And it was soon 49-8,


but Cordingley was joined by Stephen Booth and they repaired some of the damage to give their side a glimmer of hope.


Booth batted sensibly


and made a valuable 24, before Booth fell to profes­ sional Saleem Mughal. And.Cordingley had


batted in determined fash­ ion when he was last man out for a gritty 42, as the innings closed after just 33 overs. After the break Cherry


Tree lost Scott Friend on three for a duck and . Mughal for 10, to leave them at 34-2. But when Ahmer Mirza


joined Mark Hadfield, they dug in and got the advantage back before the very-promising Mirza.


went Ibw to Sathish tor 46 of just 41 balls with 89 on the board.


• One bright spot for . : ; ^


Whalley was the introduc-- tion to first team bowling for youngster Greg Jones, who was not fazed by his first ball going for four. ■ He claimed the wickets


of Joe Bolton (6) and Mark Friend (0), to finish with figures of 2-9, before the home side wrapped up . the points. And Whalley will be .


hoping for better on Satur­ day in the first of back-to- back league clashes with. Ribblesdale Wanderers, with the'first installment at Station Road (wickets pitched IrSOp.m.).


the league, but they gave Read, and their former prof Jon Harvey, a good game tha t the visitors eventually won with less than three overs to spare. Read bowled well in the


early stages and looked set to restrict the home side to a moderate total. Professional Ali Azmat


(12) and Chris Bowker (9) both fell cheaply. But Stephen Pickles and


Matt Haines set about a repair job that gave Earby a fighting chance. Pickles top-scored with


61 before being bowled by Warren Eastham. • And he received solid support from Matt Haines who scored 53 before also falling victim to Eastham, caught by Joey Marshall. i They laid a foundation


for a defendable total, although at 54-2 off 30 overs and 106-2 off.40, the - eventual total of 184-9 looked a long way away. ' Of the remaining bats- ^


men only Jonathan Mar­ tin (16) reached double fig- : ures before becoming East- ham’s fourth victim. ', . ? • The former skipper went


on to claim 5-56 from 13 overs with Harvey claim­ ing two from his 16 overs. Read also suffered the


loss of early wickets as Nick Marsh (21) and Michael Whalley (5) soon departed. But professional Harvey


rescued the situation. In partnership with


Kyle O’Connor (21) and then Joey Marshall (40) the professional took Read to the brink of victory. He eventually went for


83 and his innings included seven fours and a six. Marshall’s run-a-ball 40


featured five fours and a six as Read consolidated their position in the top half of the table.


games at the weekend. ; The Whalley Road


They face three home


weekend starts with the visit of Edenfield in the Twenty/20 Cup on Friday evening. . On Saturday,' Read


entertain Cherry Tree in the League.


And then on Sunday.


Ribblesdale Wanderers visit in the seifai-finals of the Ramshottom Cup.


- This year's event was the most wide-open festi­ val of recent years, with four teams having to par­ ticipate in a sudden-death bowl out to secure the last semi-final spot: in, the Under 11 section. Both finalists, undefeat­


ed all evening,'fancied their chances of taking the cov­ eted title, but it was the veteran Cobras manager Malcolm Blackburn's Durham outfit who emerged victorious.


. The "Silver Fox" as he is affectionately known, used all his tactical knowledge and years of experience to gain the upper hand over Dave Parkinson and his Warwickshire charges, to clinch his first-ever piece of festival silverware after many years of trying. The Under 7s competi­


tion was another close affair, with a bowl out needed to establish the finalists. ■ After much tension and


drama, Chris Donald and Andrew Priory emerged victorious and battled i t , out tor the title. The game went to the


last over, and Donald's Australia held their nerve to beat Priory's West Indies.


Disappointing


CLITHEROE Cobras Under 15s suffered a disap­ pointing defeat at Great Harwood.; . Batting first, Clitheroe reached 96-6 in their allot­ ted overs against some tight bowling, with Banks (10), Drake ( 1 4 / and Ahmed (16) the significant contributors.


. A string of run-outs


slowed progress signifi­ cantly, and it was only a fine innings by Neville (27 not out) and a lively knock by Kennerley (14) which brought the score up to respectability. ? : However, early wickets


looked to have Clitheroe on course for victory, as Great Harwood struggled with four wickets down and only six runs on the board. Bowness (2-:2) claimed the early wickets, but the


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j|£ibblcsdale Wanderers


' vEdenficId Ribblesdale Wanderers


: Scuderi c Smithson b Storey. . . . . . 1 7 A. Marsh c Hampson b Naeem . . .35 C. Hall c Hampson b Slingcr. : . . .32 G. Hunt c and b Slinger


S.KerrcBamesbNaecm............ 2


. P. Spencer not o u t .................... 23 M. Briggs c and b Slingcr...... . . . .1, R. Bradley not out ................... 11 E x t r a s . . . . . . . . . ; .................12. .168’;


D. Howard retired hurt................ 5 . TotaKforB)


■ RStorey95-25-l;W.Slingcr84)-M-3.', Edenfield


Bowling: Naeem 22-5-81-2; J. Hampson 5-2-19-0; G. Smithson 1-0-7-0;


' • A. Bamese Spencer b Hmvard ...1 5 A. Keir c Bradley b Howard. . . __ 0 G.SlingercBradleybScuderi .. ..1 5 J. Hampson Ibw Howard . . . . . . . . . 2 J.Flitcrottc Howard b Pratt........8 ' J. Lester Ibw Howard...... ...........2 !


' G. Smithson Ibw Hmvard .. ......... 10 , . Naecme and b Scuderi.................3 :


......... 30!,


Law's 0-2-8-I; A. Rushton 9-3-26-1; W .. Eastham 13-2-56-5; K. Smithson 2-6- 17-0. .


.■ Rend


N.MarshcGamerbMartin .. ...2 1 M. \Vhallcy c Azmat b Yates '.....• .5 Han-ey b Hodge.......... . . . . . . . ’.83 K. O’Connor Ibw Yates. . . . . . . . . . 2 1 '


. J. hlarshall b Martin . . . . . . . . . . . .tO ' ' A. Turner not out W. Eastham not out


.0 Extras . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17.


2; Azmat 10-0-47-0; N. Hodge 1.4-0- 4-1. ■


VEKA


. B.StoreycPrattbHoward . . . . . . . 1 : G. Carroll b Howard ........... . .4 : W. Slinger not out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 '* E x t r a s . . . . . . . . ..........


, ‘ Total.................. . i . . . . : . . ; .6 5 ' Bowling: D. Howard 13.3-3-33-7; Scuderi 11-2-24-2; M. Pratt 2-1-1-1.


: Settle V Clitlieroe SeCtIc


2; A. Pearce 5-2-12-1: J. Dewhurst 4-0- 28-0; D. Turner 6-2-30-1; T. Le Breton 10-1-30-3; F. Hussain 5-1-28-3. '


' Clillicroe


. Turner c Ellis b S ilv e y ........... ..28 N. James run o u t . . . . .......


J. Dewhurst Ibw Ellis . .............. 12 N. Bolton c and b Morrell .......... 35 D. Turner c Morrell b Read........ 13 M. Coulter Ibw Ellis ..................18 A.PearcecGowlandbMorrell . . . .5 M. Hargreaves c Wildman b MorrellO C. Palmer b Morrell . . . . . . . . . . . . ,1 T.


Ellis 14-2-46-2; Silvey 2-0-20-1; L. Read 5-0-15-1.


-


Cherry Tree v Wlialley ■ Whalley,


M. Davies b Hussain ............. . ..1 R. Palmer c Mirza b Hussain. . . . . . 7 Sathish c Bolton b Baldwin..........4 N. Cordingley c Mughal b Baldwin 42 L. Kearsley c Lord bSudnik ....... 19 D. Fitzhenry c S. Friend b Sudnik. .0 J. Rain c Mirza b Sudnik . . . . ___ .0 G. Jones c Mughal b Bolton. . . . . . . 0 N.FicldencS. Friend b Bolton__ 0 S. Booth c M. Friend b Mughal. . .24 D. O'Neill not o u t . . . i ........ . .0 Extras...............■.7’ Total......... ...104 Bowling; J. Baldwin 10-4.30-2; W. Hussain 6-1-14-2; J. Baldwin 6-0-17-2;


:■ A. Sudnik 4-0-16-3; D. Lord 3-1-8-0; Mughal 4-2-15-L' .


Cherry Tree o S. Friend c Rain b Cordingley...... 0 M .


Mughal eSathishb Fitzhenry__ 10 A. Mirza'lbw Sathish . . . . . . . . . . . 4 6 J. Bolton Ibw Jones


............ 6


-M. FriendbJones . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . 0 J.Baldmnnotout...... . . . . v ....... 2 Extras...'......... . ................. 7 Total(torS) ............... .. ...1 0 8


. home side slowly clawed their way back in to the game, with a couple of dropped chances and some_ sloppy fielding helpinfflp; their cause.


*■' : Further wickets by


Banks, Shakoor and Ken­ nerley kept the game alive, but Great Harwood scram­ bled over the line with the last pair at the wicket and five balls remaining. :


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P3 COMPUTERS ; SPECIAllSIW0 IN WHITEBOARD, PROJECTOR & CABLE IWSTALLATinufi - f ♦


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/ Bowling; N. Cordingley 5-2-14-1; D. O’Neill 7-2-15-0; D. Fitzhenry 6-0- 33-1; Sathish 8-2-18-1; S. Booth 1-0- . 13-0; G. Jones 3-0-9-2. ? . .


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Earby V Read ■ Earby . .


.'^ ^ ^ m a t c Smithson b Law's'.......... 12 i n n Bowker c O’Connor bRushton ..9 - . '^^PicklesbEasthara M .


S.MuonsbHan’e y ............ ...' ..4 ' N. Hodge c Laycock b Eastham. . ..8 J. M ^in st O’Connor b Eastham .16 . S.HipgravecWhalleybHarvey . . .6


HainescMarshallbEastham .53',


■ A. Yales not out . . . . . ' . . . . . . . ' .■ . . I : A.KhancLaycockbEastham . , . . 0 ; M. Gamer n o t o u t . V ; . ' . . .0 : E x t r a s ; . .'..'.14 '


. Total(tor9) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 8 4 • Bowling: Harvey 16-3-72-2; E . ,.


...... 6 1 . - ' Hadficldnotout ..: .3 7 1 ,


L. Read not o u t........... . ............ 0 - Extras................................. 3 T o ta l........ : ....... . . . . . . . .1 6 1 Bowling: M. Hargreaves 8.1-2-31-


SilveycJamesbHargrea\’es . . . . . . 0 . J.ElliscHargreavesbP.Turner ..13 . R Taylor c Le Breton b Pearce.......8 M. Wildman c P. Turner b Hussain42 M. Verden cLe Breton b Hussain .31 R. Preston b Le Breton; ...............9 D. Morrell c Bolton b Hussain...... 0 S. Airey Ibw Hargreaves...... . .36 A. Gowlandc Coulter bLe Breton .0 D. Worthington c Hargreaves b L e , Breton........... ; ................ . . 1 9 ’


4 ; RIBBLESDALE


CRICKETLEAGUE TABLE-


Senior Division P W L N B P


GtH’wood..I2 9 1 2 14 110 B’wick . . . . .1 2 8 2 2 10 96 Baxenden . . .12 7 3 2 19 95 Padiham. . . .12 7 3 2 19 95 Edenfield ...12 - 6 4 2 17 83 Read..........12 6 4 ‘ 2 10 76 Clitheroe. . . .12 5 5 2 17 73 Cherry.T. ...1 2 5 5 2 9 65 R’daleW. ...1 2 4 6 2 17 63 Settle ........ 12 4 6 2 14 60 Whallcy ..'..12 4 6 2 13 59 B’bumN. ...1 2 2 8 2 26 52 Ossylmm. ..12 2 8 2 11 37 Earby........ 12 1 9 2 7 23 First Division P W I. N II P


Belvedere . ..12 9 2 1 18 111 Settle2 ...■.'.12 7 3 2 17 93 Brinscall....l2 6 3 3 19 88 R’daleW.2 ..12 6 5 1 24 87 Padiham2 ..12 6 - 4 2 20 86 Read2 .......12 5 . 5 2 22 78 Ossylmm.2.12 5 4 2 11 74 Stackstcads .12 6 6 0 14 ■ 74 . CherryT.2 ..1 2 5 6 1 18 71 Salesbury ...1 2 5 5 2 11 67 Gt H’wood 2.12 3 7 2 20 56 Belvedere2..1 2 4 6 2 9 55 Clitheroe2 ..12 3 7 2 16 52 Whalley2-...12 1 8 2 11 34 Second Division P W L N II P


F. Hussain not o u t...................... 1 Extras.............. .................. 8 T o ta l...’. ; . : .....................132- Bowling: D. Morrell 21-5-48-5; J.


Le Breton c and b Morrell4


Feniscowles .12 8 3 1 18 101 FeniscowIes212 8 3 1 17 100 Baxenden2..1 2 . 7 3 2 20 96 Saleshury2..12 7 3 2 16 92 Edenfield2..12 0 . 4 2 23 . 89 BlyGSOB ..11 6 4 1 20 83 BamoIdswick212 6 4 2 8 74 B’bumN.2 .12 Rolls-Royce .12 Earby2...... 12 BlyGSOB2 .12 Rolls-Royce 212 Brinscall2 ..11


5 5 2 13 69 4 6 2 23 69 5 5 2 12 68 4 6 2 10 56 3 7 2 10 46 2 8 1 12 35


Stacksteads212 0 10 2 28 34 Third Division


■ P W I. N II P


S e t t le s ........ 9 6 . 1 2 14 80' R’daleW.3 '...8 6 1 ■ 1 10 73


■Reads . . . . . . 8 5 1 2 11 67 CherryT.3...8 5 I 2 5 01 Earby3........ 8 5 . 3 0 7 57 OssyImm.3..9 2 4 3 18 47


.Salesbury3 . . .0 1 3 2 8 24. Whalley3 ; . . . 6 -,T 3 2 ' 5 21 Baxenden 3 . . .7 1 5 1 7 .20 Gt H’wood 3 .8 0 6 2 12 18 B’wick 3 ...... 8 0 6 2 10 16


MEWIES


SOLICITORS CRAVENAND


DISTRICT CRICKET


LEAGUE TABLES:


. ^ : Second Division P ,W D L' P


■Ingrow.............II ■ 0 ■ 3 3 18 'Chatbum........ 11 5 -.I 4.18 Foulridge...... ..11 ,4 3 , 4 15. PendleForcst ...11


IngrowStJ...... 11' 3 :5 . 5 14.- Sutton ............. 11 3 2 0 11 •LongLec i . ; . . . l l . 2. 3 - .5 . I I , Airalale...... . . . I L ' 2:; 3:.. 6 - 9 , Denholme ..■..’. .11 - v 0 . 2 .9 .. 2


i 2 2 14


Hawnrth Road . . 1 1 9 ' 2 2 29 Hawurth . . . . . . .1 1 7 3 1.24. Wilsdcn . . . . . . . . 1 1 .5 3 3 18


.Padiham3 .. .8 3 4 1 13 46 Edenfield3...7 3 1 3 6 45 Belvedere 3 . ..7 3 1 3 6 45 Feniscowles 3 .8 3 2 3: 6 45 ClitherocS .. .8 2 3 3 4 33 B’bumN.3 ..7 1 2 4- 2 24


.1 ‘ -


. Total(for5) . . . . . . . . .: .. ...1 8 8 ■ Bowling; S. Hipgrave 12-1-41-Or' A. Yates 12-1-41-2; J. Martin 7-0-46-


Riddlesden....... 1 1 : 9 : 1 1 2 8


Fourth Division ' P W D I P


. E& Gilstcad . . . .11 ■.8 3 , 0 27. Haworth W E .. ..11': 7 3 1 24 Cullingworth2 ..11 7 1 3 22 lngrow2..'....... 11 5 2 4 17 Cross[latts2 ....1 1 -4 2 5 14 Sandy Lane2.'...11 3 i? 3 5 12 Haworth2 . . . . . .1 1 3 : 3 5 12 -


.Chatbum2 .. ...1 1 ■ 2 3 6 . 9 ' Bradley2 . . . . . . .1 1 2 2 7 8 Thomton2 ...... 11 2 1, 8 7 PendleForest2 ..11 1 2 - 8 5 :'ticdgame


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EXPRESS GIFTS HYNDBURNVETS


BOWLING LEAGUE A Divi.sinn P -W D L P


Rhyddings........ 13 12 0 1111 RushtonStA....13 10 9 3107' Ribblesdale A ...1 3 IL 0 2107 WorsleyPark....l3 10 0 3103 Burnley R d ...... 13 8 0 5 89 Peel Park A . . . . .1 3 8 0 5 85 Lowerfold. . . . . . .1 3 7 O- 6 8 3 Sahden . . . . . . . . 1 3 7 0 ' 6 79 Catty Pk A ...... 13 5 0 8 69 OakhillVetsA...13 4 1 8 59 Rishton ........... 13 3 0 10 59' Mercer P k .........13 2 M O 57 IVhalley ..........13 -2 0 11 44 WorsIeyB.........13 1 0 12 40 B Division P W D I, P


OakhillBC .. . . .1 3 13 0 0124 R ushtonS tB....13'10 1 2108' ilA ....1 3 9 1 3 92


iB .......13 7 4 2 90 ...... 13 8 I ,4 88 IB ....1 3 7 1 5 86


,RibblesdaleB ...1 3 5 3 5 85 Hurst Green ....1 3 7 0 6 81 MilnshawC...... 13 2 0 II 56 Peel Park B ....... 13 1 2 10 53 Read B C .......... 13 4 0 9 49 Catty P k B ...... 13 2 0 11 48 MilnshawB.....13 - 1 2 10 46


GREAT HARWOOD AND DISTRICT


BOWLING LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Globe A 6, Gt Harwood A 4;


Gt Harwood B 7, Clitheroe CC A 3; Ribblesdale A 3, Rushton S t A 7; Roe Lee Park 7, Globe Heys 3; Salesbury A 7, Burnley Rd B 3. Second Division


.


Con, A 6; Rushton S t B 4, Syd­ n ey S t 6; S abd en B la ck 7 , Gt Harwood CC 3; Sabden Red 3, Rishton Con. A 7; Waddiiigton A 8, Hurst Green A 2; Whalley A 6, Sabden Black 4. ■ Third Division


Free Gardeners A 4, Rishton Burnley Rd A 7, Salesbury B


3; Gatty Park 3, Oakhill Vets 7; Grange 8, Immanuel A 2; Green Park 6, R ib b le sd a le B 4; Immanuel B 4, Oakhill Vets 6; Mercer Park 8, Gt. Harwood H 2. Fourth Division ■


C lith e r o e CC B, 4 S a b d en


Blu e 6; Coppice 8 , Milnshaw W an d s 2; H u r s t Green B 3, W h a lle y B 7; O ak hill 8 , Fr ee Gardeners B 2; Rishton Con. B 6,.Waddington B 4. TABLES


First Division P W D L P


Globe H ey s ...... 11 6 0 5 68 GtHantoodA ...1 0 7 0 3 64 GlobeA . . . . . . ; . l l 7 ■ 0 4 64 Rushton St A . . . . 10 8 'O 2 63. Roe Lee P a rk ....10 7 0 3 60 Clitheroe CCA ..10 5 1- 4 54 RibblesdaleA ...11 3. 1 7 48 ■ BuraleyRdB . : . l l ’ 3 2 . 6 39 Gt Harwood B .v.lO 2 - 1 '7 -3 8 - SalesburyAv:.'v;ll'.'3^-l '-.7‘ 37 OssyCon. . . . ; . . . 9 . S-^-O '6 35 Second Division - ■ P W D L P


-GtHanvoodCC .10 ' 2 0 8 38 . WhalleyA........ 10 3 - 0 - 7 37‘ -


..9 ' 4 : 0" 5


RishtonCon.A ..11^ 9 0 ' 2 68 Sabden Black ...11 . 6 : 0 - 5 62 S y d n e y S t - ...; ..! ! - 7 - 0 4 61 : WaddingtonA ..10 . 8 0. 2 59. FreeGardenersA 10v>6 . 0 - 4 58 , HurstGreenA ..10- .4 O l- 6 50; Sabden Red . . . .10 4 • 0 6 44. ; RushlonStB‘ .';U 0 ':3 '0 ;7 42.- GlobeB


OakhillVelsB...I3 7 1 '5 86 .


-'Third Division P W I)


.'OakhillVets


’MercerPark ....1 1 -7 0 . • GreenPark .. . . .1 0 - 7 I Grange . . . . . . . . I I 5 0 RibblesdaleB ...11 3 - 2 Gatty Park . . . . . 1 0 . 4 1 . ImmanuelA ....1 0 ' 4 0 -


11 8 - 1 -


.SalesburyB .. ..1 0 . 4 1 ' BurnleyRdA ...10 5 0 GtHan\-oodH ..10 4 0 : ImmanuelB ....1 0 3 0 Fourth Division : IV W I)


Coppice . . . . . . . . . 9 .8 0 Oakhill . . . . . . . . . 9 6 1 Rishton Con. B ..9 6 1 WaddingtonB ...9 4 2


, Free Gardeners B .9 : 4 2 VTialleyB . . . . . . . 9 3 .1


.SabdenBlue . . . . .9 4 0 Milnshaw Wands .9 2 1 ClitheroeCCB ...9 1 I


THWAITES


.CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL


Foundation Cup ,


LEAGUE RESULTS


. 2, Read Constitutional Club A 6; Low Moor 2, S ta t io n G; S t Pe ter 's B 0, K in g s Arms A 6; Wagon B 0 , R o y a l B r it ish Legion B 6; White Horse B 4, Buck B 6.


FIXTURES Tonicht


Premier Division ■


R o y a l B r it ish L e g io n B v Billington Band Club B; White Hart V Bay Horse. First Division


Buck B V Wagon A; S t Peter's B V White Horse A; White Horse B V Read Con stitutional Club A.


B la ck H o r se A v S ta t io n ; Second Division •


C o n s e r v a t iv e C lu b B v Low Moor B; D o g v Sto rk B; High­ er Buck A V Rose an d Crown B .


B u ck D V K in g s A rm s A; Third Division .


-Wagon B v R o y a l B r it ish Legion D; White Lion v White Hart B. ' Fourth Division


De Lacy V Pendle Hotel. TABLES


LowMoorA...... 6 4


Premier Division P W D L P 1 - 1 - 4 7


RBLA . . . . . . . . . . 5 4 0 1 45 Buck A ...... ; . . . .5 2 - 1 2 40 R B L B ... ; ........ 4 2 2 0 34 Bay Horse.........5 ' 0 • :3 2 31 St Peter's A ........ 5 1 . 2 -• 2 31 6 il!m g ton 6 ......4 0 2 2 20: WhiteHart........4 - /0 1 3 18 First Division P 'W D L P


Black Horse A . . . .5 4 1- 0 50 WTiiteHoreeA . . .5 t 3 . 1 1 40 Con. Club A ...... 6 2 1 ' 3 40 Read Con........... 6 “ 3 0 3 39 BuckB.. . . . . . . . . 5 ' 2 .'1 2 37 White Horse B ..-.5 ; 2 1 2 36 Wagon A . . . - ...... 6 2 0 4 35 StationB . . . ...... 5 2 - 1 2 32 StPeter’s B ....... 5 1 i. 0 4 27 Second Division P W 1) L P


Rose&CrowmB ..6 5 1 0.^60 Kings Arms A . . . . .6 '4 -I .L'49 Dog Inn A . . . \ . . . 5 ;; 3.- .1. 1-40 Bernard’s Buck ...6 1 3 / 2 .4 0 Higher Buck A 5 : 2 ' - l^ 2 36. StorkB . . . . . . . . . 5 l?v:2- -2 31 BuckD


.5 I f ; 2 . 2 28


Low Moor B - . . . 5 1 0 4 27: Con.ClubB'...'..5 0-^ 1 ” 4 2 2 / Third Division: P W J ) L P


KingsArmsB ..'..5 - *4*" 1 0 47. RBLD...... . . ....5 4 ' i ’O 1 4 3 W h iteH a r tB ,.;.-.5 -2 9 j2 > :1 4 1 -; WagonB


WWteLion .V.'...4 '2V^'0‘ 2 29 C ast!eBt.;f;:v..4 2 l l 0 ’ 52 27> Black H or se...-...6: 0 1. 5 25 Buck Wrinkleys:. .5 /.O p 1 ’4v4.21


41 - 2 .•l . i;3 2 .- Castle B v Buck Wrinkleys; D Craven Heifer A v Victoria B; Low M o o r V S t P e te r 's A;


-Horse A 1; Billington Band Club B 1, Royal British Legion A 6; Buck A 6, Ba y Horse 1; Stork B


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Fourth Division


P W D


.VictoriaA .’.4?. 2 1 Dog Inn B ......... 5 0 2 DeLacy. . . . . . . . . 4 2 0 Craven Heifer A ..3 1 0 Pendle Hotel. . . .3 0 1 • Ladies’ Division P W D


RBLA .............. 5 4 0


B u c k A . . . . . . . . . .5 4 0 Station..............6 4 -0 Kings Arms . . . . . . 6 2 0 BuckB.............. 6 ‘3 0 D eL a cy ............6 0 0


CLITHEROE AND


DISTRICT DARTS AND DOMINOES


Judge Walmsley 7, Swan 2; De ; Ramell and M. Beardmore Lacy 3, Buck B 6.


Castlel, BlackHorseA8; . tition was won by C. at Free Gardeners, Rish-


' ’ Daris”*^"'^ Dominoea


Castle 9, Black Horse A 12; m, Judge Walmsley 10, Swan 11; Do „ /


Lacy 13, Buck B 8.


Black Horse 7, Social Club 2; pvpnt Dllminoes"^^


Pcndic League Darts


Black Horse 11, Social Club 10; Buck A 13, White Horse 8. HIGH SCORES


. x t u it


C. Massey 21-6 in the final of the Great Harwood and


District Bowling League * RESULTS


Quarter-finals


J. Holt and C. Massey 21, S.AndertonandS.Townley


180 - S. Stanley; 140 - S. 18; D. Rose and R. Turton


McCullough x3, S. Cuncarr, J. 21, J. Eborall and T. Hargreave^M Hill, ’R Eglin, R. Ormerod 9; T. Stewart and


Tomlinson, 137 - S. Stanley, 136 j y- - P. O’Neill; 134 - B. Hart; 133 - -


R. Hargreaves: 129 - J. Fowler;


R°stron 21, E Haworth -n it


125 - W. Iddon, L. Lloyd, B. Stephenson and S. Gall 11. Eatough, D. Steel; 121 - N.


J. Wilson x6, B. Hart xo, S. Stan-


Beardmore 21, G. Semi-finals


o'""®


Wilkinson, P. O’Neil!, D. Steel, J. H o lt and Massey 21, Taylor; 115 - K. Parken 110 - L. Rose and Turton 13; Ramell


’ '' and Beardmore 21, Stewart 10


ley .x4. R. Jones x4, S. Cuncarr x3, J. Schofield .\2, L. Astin x2, r


^


L. Lloyd x2. J. Hargreaves x2, K. Ramell and Beardmore Evanson x2, M. Lloyd x2, R. 21, Holt and Massey 6. Hargreaves x2, S. Hoole x2, D. O The Hymdburn Bowling Gudgeon x2, B. Cunliffe snr x2. League doubles competi-


cliffe, D. Steel, S. McCullough, Althams Travel, will be R. Fielding.


F o S ' ^ W ^ r g h t r S h : ' ‘ iO"' Uihhie League TABLES „ ' DRAW


held at Ribblesdale Wan- derers on Saturday.


lo' a.m.: E. and R. , , Haworth V A. Threlfall and


Waggon '• !!! /! ] ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ] ! ! /! [22 AI. Graham; S. Townley and BlackHomcA


S. Anderson v B. Hinksand


Judge Walmsley.. .•......................20 T. Bradshaw; L. Nuttall and HorseShoc............................... 20 partner v T. Ormerod and UoLacy..................................... 11 \v, Finn; L. Burns and D. .........................................Hester v F. Corban and G.


........................................2 Radivojevic. Dominoes


Judge Walmsley....... r . ............ .48 DeLacy


p lO-'loa.m.: E. and A. Wal- D. Rose and partner;


« j a nr i ......... ;.......47 C. Massey and partner v T. Castle.......................... .......41 Brown and L. Calvert; S.


•Black Home A ............................40 - Edmundson and C. Snapev .......................................29 • G. and J. Liversidge; G. ...............


wwun waggon


BuckA .......... Darts


^ Stephenson and J. Chatwin v f, - A. Cornall and B; Ashworth.


p Anderton; I. Regan and D. ....................... ....20 Pilkington V G.'Dodd and S.


Social Club.................................10 Gall; M. Waterhouse and K. .......•••...2 Avon V I. Berry and partner;


\Vhite Horse.......... ..0 . .......np/in'p/’ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ BuckA ■ Items for the


INFO DESK must reach us


: by first post on Wednesday


j 38 W. Singleton and partner.


Social Club..... ... ... ..3 0 • The Great Harwood and Black Horse B .............................20 District Bowling League White Horse. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 8 Silver Salver will be played


.. at Hurst Green on Satur­ day, July 1 2 t h . ....


! The competition will be played to a cpnclusion on


' the day, there is no prac­ tice, a 15-minute scratch time will be enforced and


! players are asked to report at the times stated. ! ' ! -


■//'?,; / : :;.DRAW,-'-;:' / r :9-30 a.m.: B. Yerkess v B. ; Hinks; T. Ormerod v L. Hin- i die; L. Tomlinson y C. Atkin-, ? son; J.tBums v B; Ashworth; :■


y


■ ■ ■ ■ M. Burns and M. Yerkess. - p Noon: K. and V. Slater V


oz u -3 0 a.ni.; G. Smith and T. Hulme V D. and C. E.


by ^ o l t and j


THE Arthur Ormerod RoseBowldoublescompe-


Higher Buck B 5. .5: 3 1 Victoria B ..........4 3 1


f ■ I • MARK Graham (right) lifted the Ribbicdale Cup at Rib-


_____ ____________blesdalc Wanderer.s. In the club's ccnicnar}’ year, the bowl- ing was exceptional on a very fast green, with Graham a worthy winner. He is pictured with losing finalist A. Wal- 21-10. (s)


Bowline Scene


S. Hitchon v S. Anderton; M. Fryer V S. Dowber. 10- 15 a.m.: A. Orford v S.


Hindle; J. Moran v D. Pilk­ ington; F. Rostron v S. Hay- hurst; B. Holden v R. Turn­ er; D. Lord v E. Ridehalgh; A. Whalley v D. Whitworth.. 11- 30 a.m.: G. Wood v G.


Orford; R. Campbell v S. Wood; D. Bonney v C. Massey; M. Wright v J. Ebo­ rall: G. Leonard v G. Hindle. 12- 15 p.m.: D. Jones v P.


Bonney: T. Bradshaw v J. Chatwin: A. Cornall v D. Haxton; M. Burns v M . ' Rimmer; A. Woodburn v L. Nuttall. • The ladies’ doubles com-, petition organised by the Hyndburn Veterans’ Bowling League takes place on Thursday. The competition will be ■


played down to a winner on the day at Milnshaw Park, Accrington. There will be no practice


on the day and a 15- minute scratch time will be enforced.


DRAW 9- 30 a.m.: B. Herman and


P. Stansfield v M. Boocock and R. Whittaker; G. Livers- dge and D. E llison v D. Densfield and I. Regan; G. Davis and J. N o r ris v J. Watson and B. Harker; B. Sherliker and M. Rostron v M. Fryer and E. Haworth. 10- 15 a.m.: D. Bickerstaffe


and M. Thompson v R. Berry and M. Hales; P. Harg­ reaves and A. Wilkinson v D. Pickering and M. Water- house; C. Nolan and G. Smith V D. Holt and E. Exley; J. Jones and J. Cornthwaite v L. Hindle and partner. 11 a.m.: J. Isherwood and


P. Singleton v M. Griffithn and V. Warburton; M. Wright and partner v L. Tomlinson and A. Corburn. • The Chase Templeton Classic will be contested at Whalley on Saturday, July 12th. A prize fund of £300


will be up for grabs. . DRAW


- 9-30 a.m.: M. Knowles v M. Beardmore; L. Ramell v


. J. Chatwin; J. Wild jnr v F. Rostron: E. Wallace v M. Edmondson. 10-15 a.m.: G. Stevenson V -


C. Hope; J. Wild snr v B. Riley; A. Baxendale v R. Singleton; A. Wallace v R. Turner. . / lla.m.:M. Burtonwoodv ■


M. Wright; A. Dewhurst v R. Isherwood; T. Singleton v G. Dodd; S. Edmondson v C. Ramell. ■


: - ?'


... 11-45 a.m.: V. O’Donnell v I. Tomlinson; Ml McNally v S. Gall; G.'Radivojevic v G.^ Rushton; J. Shfigley v M. Fernandez.


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