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^ signed on the dotted line to W commit himself for anoth­ er season. / * '


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A fine style on Saturday, W smashing a half-century to guide his side to victory


•


^ seasonal tally to 728, before going on take his 61st and 62nd wickets of a prolific first season at Whalley Road. And with three games still to play, including this


After a successful cam­


paign, the former Burnley skipper will hope to repeat


his exploits in 2009. And he celebrated in


Q over Whalley. His knock of 57 took his


^ a lm igh ty boost as profes- " sional Jon Harvey has


have received an Signs new Read deal


■he could well push both the 1,000 run and 80 wick­ et landmarks. A superior display in all


weekend’s double-header,


departments saw thfem to a 92-run success over Whalley,' but it was the fielding that was particu­ larly impressive. The phrase “catches win


matches” has never been more appropriate, as the


visitors were skittled for 140. • And as well as two wick­


ets from Harvey, it was once again Warren East-


ham who stepped up to the plate. After seven wickets


against Edenfield, he added figures of 6-53 to


help his side to a key victo­ ry in the race for an LCB Knockout Cup slot. With Read currently fourth, their fate is in their own hands.


Regular wickets against


Whalley saw them to a comfortable 12 points, with many batsman get­ ting starts only to lose their wickets cheaply. Substitute professional


Said top-scored with 29 before he became one of three clean-bowled victims for Eastham from the top order.


Lee Kearsley (9) and


Declan Fitzhenry (6) were also castled by Eastham, who also removed Mark Fallon (22), Sam Taylor


(0) and Stephen Booth (15)


. And those came after


Harvey has removed both openers, Martin Davies (16) and Mark Hanson (9). Earlier, upon winning


the toss and electing to bat, Nick Marsh and Michael Whalley gave Read the perfect start. A solid opening partner­


ship, coupled with further impressive knocks from Harvey, Kyle O’Connor (28) and Andrew Turner (31) advanced the total towards a solid score. Turner’s knock came off


just 20 deliveries, includ-" ing three sixes, as Whalley used six bowlers in an


attempt to stem the run- rate.


It wasn’t until late on


that they had some suc­ cess, with Mark Fallon ending with 4-76, and Said picking up 3-54. And it was more than


enough to give Read the win, as they look to main­ tain their push for an LCB Knockout Cup slot this weekend with trips to Bax- enden on Saturday and Oswaldtwistle Immanuel on Sunday (wickets pitched 1 p.m.). Whalley start their


weekend with a home game


against


Oswaldtwistle and then travel to Earby on Sunday.


Jon Harvev Tim mops up tail Wanderers stroll!


FIVE wickets for Tim Le Breton helped Clitheroe to a resounding nine-wicket success over Earby. He skittled the late


order to restrict the home side to 148-9, ending with figures of 5-42 from 12 overs. And Paul Turner then


took up the reins to see the locals to a superb victory, reaching their target with more than 10 overs unused. Introduced to the attack


as the fifth bowler after Earby had reached 73-4, Le Breton picked up the •next five wickets to fall. Mark Hargreaves had


earlier picked off the top order to grab three wick­ ets, with Farouk Hussain also removing Nigel Hodge for two. But Le Breton picked


up the baton to dismiss Daniel Helliwell (6), before removing the dangerous


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only batsman likely to threaten, with Stephen


Adil Khan for 58 after he holed out to Peter Dibb. Khan looked like the


show from Earby profes­ sional Ali Azmat saw him only make 12 before being caught by Nick James off Hargreaves, but it was Le Breton who cleaned up the remainder. Stephen Hipgrave (11)


and John Crozier (0) fell in successive deliveries, while Gez Thornton made nine before being given out leg- before. But Clitheroe were


denied the two bowling points thanks to a gutsy late stand as Adam Yates finished unbeaten on 19 including a four and a six. But even so, Clitheroe


made light work of the reply, with professional '


Pickles the next top-scorer with 21. Another disappointing


Turner smashing nine” fours and two sixes in his 91-ball knock of 86. Nick James helped put


on 54 for the first wicket until he became the only wicket to fall, caught by Hipgrave off Yates for 26. But Dibb remained at


the crease alongside Turn­ er, to finish just short of a century partnership as the home.bowlers had no answer. He cracked four fours


and a six in his unbeaten 36, as David Cockell came in for particular punish­ ment with 27 runs conced­ ed from his three overs. Clitheroe will hope for


more of the same this weekend when they host Cherry Tree on Saturday, before a derby trip to Rib­ blesdale Wanderers on Sunday (wickets pitched 1 p.m.).


DAVID Howard and Joe Scuderi bowled Ribbles­ dale Wanderers to victory over Barnoldswick. The pair bowled in tan­


dem at Church Meadow to skittle the' visitors for just 88. And the hosts made


light work of knocking off the total, doing so with seven wickets and 10 overs in hand. Only two Barnoldswick


batsman registered dou­ ble figures as Howard and Scuderi wasted no time in ripping the heart out of their line-up. Opener Alamgir Anwar


offered the most resist­ ance, smashing-five sixes, mostly off Howard, in making 37 off just 26 balls. But aside from him,


only Paul Beech (20) made double figures as partnerships never mate­ rialised. Paid man Scuderi did


the spade work at the start of the innings, dis­ missing both Beech and Luke Hodgson (5), as well as Zahid Iqbal (2). Howard then picked up


the baton to remove a trio of batsman without scoring, John Pickup, David Scothern and ■ Shoib Khan, while Aftab Hussain made five before he was castled by Howard. The total seemed as


though it was never going to be a problem for Wan­ derers to chase dowji, despite the early dis­ missal of Scuderi for just two when he was caught by James Lemon off Iqbal. Alastair Marsh and


Ryan Gladwin dug in to keep the score ticking along, patiently building a partnership as the required total crept ever closer.


Both did eventually lose their wicket, with


. March caught by Lemon off Scothern for 26, and Gladwin giving profes­ sional Clinton Peake a return catch for 24. But that was as good


as it got for the visitors, as Howard added to his bowling figures of 5-62 with an unbeaten 12 to see his side home. James Bunyan was also


left unbeaten in the mid­ dle, ending on 10, as Barnoldswick were left to rue cheap wickets and a low score. Wanderers will look to


add to this victory this weekend when they trav­ el to Blackburn Northern on Saturday, before a home derby with Clitheroe on Sunday (wickets pitched 1 p.m.)


By Edward Lee Malcolm claims coveted Green Jacket g >


IN the last major medal round of the year at Stony- hurst Park, the Stonyhurst Masters, there was a three- way tie on nett 66. With 31.5 on the back


nine, Malcolm Kenyon will claim the coveted 2008 green jacket and his place at the Masters dinner table.


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^ Keith Hughes was run­ ner-up with 33 on the back nine holes and will have to


^ cook his own dinner for another year, with Keith


^ Fitzhenry taking third Andrew Blockeel was


, J^hcarest the pin and Steve ^ ^K la sh won the longest driveprize.


, ■ ' The August Par compe­


tition was won by Steve Helm on 5-up, from Dave-


W . Steve Clash took the Gate- •- -Zak:Ashworth and^Abbie:.-


^ Edmondson on 4-up and P Richard Moody-with-^-up.: - j In the August Medal,


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gory One honours with a tremendous score of nett 63, and Miles Slinger had a


. steady round of nett 68 to win the Category Two prize. The weather held up to


provide a full and enter-, taining President’s Day at Mytton Fold on Sunday. Jan Van Boeckel took


the honours with 42 points, with Matt Walsh (39) and Chris Hughes (38) the other main prizewinners. Peter Tomlinson (37)


took the-Division One hon­ ours, and Eddie Scott (32) was the pick of Division Two. The ladies’ competition


was won, after a three-way card play-off, by Sue Hughes with 35 points.-.- Jean Sanderson-was run­ ner-up and Roxanna Clarks took third place as ;Harry Crossley (27).won the juniors’ prize,'and spot


Clegg. Neil Ashworth had a .


nett 141 over 36 holes to claim the Arthur Long- worth Trophy at Whalley. He finished four clear of


Dan Rodgers, with Neil- Winkley (146) taking third after a card play-off. Danny Liles (74-3-71)


wpn the first round after a card play-off with Rob Hilton (77-6-71). Bill Banks (86-14-72)


was the pick of-Division Two after a card play-off


- with Rodgers (86-14-72), and the Division Three honours were claimed by Les McCormack (94-21- 73) and George Blenkin- ship (99-22-77): John Rostron (78-13-65)


then topped the leader- board in the second round by four shots from Ash­ worth (80-11-69). Winkley (81-9-72) won


■ prizes were aTyarded to - Matt Garner, Bob;Scott,''


• .Division One; Rodgers (87-_ -.-.14-73) topped Division -■'Two and the best of Divi-. /'sion Three were Nicky


Storozuk (96-19-77) and McCormack (99-21-78). Clitheroe Golf Club’s


Midweek Medal brought the best out of two six- handicap competitors, who both returned four under standard scratch 68s. Phil Leaver had to settle


for second place when Nigel Clowes produced a better back nine with the same score to win top spot. Steve Ackers took third


prize with 76-5-71. Sunday’s fourball saw


Ted White and Tom Poole claim top spot with 47 points. Tony Bridge and Andrew Henderson (43) were runners-up by a point from Peter Boddie and Paul Nightingale. Forty-one couples


played in the ladies' invita­ tion greensome at Clitheroe Golf Club on a- wet and difficult coiu'se. Winners were Carole


Brown and Lorraine Rath- bone, lady captain of Mere Golf Club, with 38 points.


Barbara Thornton and


Daphne Murgatroyd (Keighley) amassed 35 points to take second on the card from Pat Taylor and Charlotte Butterfield (Greenmount). And the fourth prize, on 32 points, went to Sue Gibson and Christine Isherwood


. (Wilpshire). Ladies at Stonyhurst


Park were allowed just three clubs and a putter when the Maureen Ormerod-Trophy was up for grabs. And Janette Dowdy (96-


23-73) was the four-shot winner from Margaret Duckett (107-30-77) and Val Fairless (111-33-78). . Ladies then contested a


medal round, with Barbara I-Ierd (114-33-81) winning on the card from Dowdy (104-23-81) with Val Fair­ less (116-33-83) in third place. , ; Chris Hindle continues


to impress by .winning the Clitheroe Junior. Club


Championship with a flaw­ less 75. The nett prize winners


were headed by Ben Yates, who played the round of his young life to produce a 62.


Tom Jeffrey took second


with his 84-16-68, and James Kenyon pipped Jack Mercer for third after cards, both returning 70s. Clitheroe’s Juniors did


not fare well in the Open Junior Competition, as players from across the region battled for the lucrative prizes on offer. Visitors Josh Cutler and


Robin Wood took the top two prizes with their nett 65s, just one shot ahead of Will Kelly and Andrew . Latchum, who took third and fourth. Clitheroe’s Chris Hindle


was rewarded for his 75-5— 70 in fifth place, but Tom Forrest was just off the leaderboard with his cred- itablenett71.


Ghatburn bowlers


do tbe trick CHRIS Waddington and: Steve Bowker claimed three. wickets each as Chatbum beat Denholme by three wickets. But despite bowling


their opponents out for just 87, the locals did not have everything their own way. Robert Taylor


scored an unbeaten 49 for Denholme, but wickets


tumbled


around him. Bowker finished


with 3-21 and Waddington 3-25 to set up what should have been a straight­ forward win. ■' Wickets also fell reg­


ularly in the Chatbum reply until Wadding­ ton scored 32 and Ash ley Bennett 20 to steady the ship and set up victory. The seconds, howev­


er, slumped to another defeat and relegation is now a distinct possi­ bility. ' Only Rod Booth


(18) and Neil Car tledge (10) reached double figures as they were dismissed for a disappointing 71. In reply, Culling-


worth, despite losing six wickets, coasted to an easy victory. Paul Shorrock, with


3-26, was again the pick of the bowlers.


Glitberoe’s great run


continues CLITHEROE Tennis Club’s remarkable run continued as. they ended their season with another win. Unbeaten for, two


years, the locals will play in the Fourth Division next season after Lvinning the Fifth Division this .time around. ; And they, ended


with -victory-over Bar­ ton D, triumphing 7-5, 7-6 despite a: nervy, team display.: Helen Randall had a


good personal per­ formance, partnering Shirley. ■


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Mark Higson to good- effect.


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