(Cf- 38 Clilheroe Advertisers Times, Thursday, August 7th, 2008


nTV' ANr excellent all-’ t j round performance from Steve Bowker fmled to prevent'Chatburn. from slipping to defeat at Haworth Road.' V ‘ - The.home'side.won


the toss and elected to hat, losing wickets at, regular intervals on their way- to 178-7. off ■ their ‘ overs. Andrew ’Booth was the leading \vicket-taker.


:with 3-67, as both Bowk- er,{2-22) and Richard.


Shovelton (2-49) got in


onthe’act. ■ctin’reply, Mark Braith-,


iwaite (11) and'Chris >.Waddingtori (19) both Avent early, but Bowker (57) tried to lead his'side. -to victory. .


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Joshua® crowned


lands top prize!


THERE was a mass field of 170 when Geoff Roberts staged his President’s Day at Clitheroe Golf Club. And ■ the more,


favourable weather than of. late was reflected in the scores. - Jonathon Dugdale. was


.ii. Unfortunately no one else reached double fig­ ures, until taibenders Ashley Bennett (14 not; out) and Paul Craig (25), and Chatbum'werebeat-, enby26runs. '


" The seconds suffered a surprise defeat against bottom side Pendle'For-' est.


The Fence side were


bowled out for-140 as; Paul Shorrock and Chris. Mulhearn took four, \vickets apiece. - ; But then the homesters were shot out for 48. :


e


ing course for budding young cricketers.. Held from Tuesday,


August 26th to Friday the 29th, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day, the' course is aimed at 7 to 15-year-olds, \vith all ses­ sions run by qualified ECB and CRB-checked coaches. . For more details, con- tact-Michael Britcliffe


(01200 424328) or Terry Braithwaite (01200 428190). .


> Meanwhile, Wander­ ers Under 15s have won two of -their last three games'. ' First -up,( against


■ ]


in one of the last three- balls out, and competi­ tions chairman John Cart- mell had to rehash the prize list when Dugdale produced 72-5-67 late in the day.


. However, the early bird,


; in the shape of David Fos­ ter with a 7-30 a.mrstart,' also carded a nett 67; thanks to a birdie on the par five 18th, to win top prize after a card play-off. Clitheroe’s favourite


fishmonger Giles Shaw took time out to catch himself a nice prize with an impressive nett 68 for third place. Nigel Clowes had the


RIBBLESDALE •Wanderers . are hosting a summer coach­


lone nett 70 for fourth, but four golfers with nett 71s ■ had to scrap for the next four places. Better back nines gave. Mike Ainsworth the edge over John Wetton, Simon Case and Norman Entwistle in that order. This left two remaining


nett prizes, and more work for the competitions chair­ man, with no less than 12


'nett 72s.. , Dave Kitson and cap­


tain Andrew Walmsley came out top of the pile to claim the final two prizes. Dave Thornhill’s 74


gave him the best gross ahead of the in-form Mar­ tin Cane with ,75. Cane figured again in


Read,-.Matthew Clark­ son’s 2-11 proved in vain as Wanderers’- derby rivals,made l02-3, to Ribblesdale’s 97t3.' ' ■'. Joe Hopkins (33 not out),'Tom Farrar (22) and ’Tom Rigby.(15 not put) \vere among the runs for Wanderers.-- .^The side,then eased past Padiham after scori ing 109-5, with Clarkson (29), Farrar (27) and Hopkins (23) top-scort


ing.. , . Padiham were restrict


ed to 85-6in reply.;. ,A ;Then against Baxen-


-


J.i Hopkins (20 not out) and David McGrathg (20 not out), knocked off the wnning runs. h Wanderers’ Under 11s lostout to Read,:who had.made.78-4,.with Mark Spencer, taking 2-;


deni Wanderers earned a nine-wicket win after holding their opponents' to 63-7, with Rigby (^3) and Hopkins (2t8) bowl­ ing well. - -


■ V Ribblesdale fell'short on 69-7. ,


11.-- .■-7


the midweek medal with a flawless 69-1-68, and must consider himself unlucky to have to settle for the runners-up spot after a card play-off went, in favour of canny Scot Jim Sprint-with the same nett


. score. ' . Geoff Cartledge had a


■good day, his nett 69 gave him a one-shot advantage over Andrew Fish for third place, and all four qualified for the Tradesman’s Tro­ phy Final in September.. ;


.. "The seniors’ section con­ tinue...their, progress towards their best-ever fin­ ish in the Ribble 'Valley Seniors League as they are currently in top spot ahead


■ of St Anne’s Old Links. The John Dugdale Tro­


•


phy for the winner of the matchplay event, contest­ ed by the top eight players in the Club Championship, went to the wire when Mark Ashworth took the trophy with the last putt on the 18th green. Captain Walmsley was


prominent again in Sun­ day’s Open Fourball. The invitation . 'to


Accrington’s . captain proved profitable when they teamed up to win sec­ ond prize with 41 points. Longridge-Golf Club attended the event in


. force, and M. Proctor and A. Gray did them proud by taking first prize with


-42points.. The Ghyll pairing of


Bellwood and Nutter took third place after cards, and Hesketh’s B. Holland and. S. .Gibson finished in fourth. .


. Townley members


Andrew Miller and Jim Fitton claimed the best gross with a round of 72. In the OpenThree Man team competition at


;. Stonyhurst Park, vice-cap- tain' John Blocked, Andrew Blockeel and Ian Carrington continued their rich vein of form to repeat the previous week’s win with a stableford score of -76.


Wright and Graham Monk, this time joined by


■Russell Davies. : Last week’s third place,


Tony Lee was joined by Steve Clash and Sandy : Morrison, and was again


’just outside the prizes mth - a score of 69 points." ■ George Blenkinship won -


• the Veterans’ Trophy at Whalley with a round of 90-23-67 to’ beat Alan Strange (86-16-70) by threeshots. - j . - ‘ . Colin Elliott (78-8-70)


won the subsidiary medal, with divisional prizes going to Paul Wray (77-7— 70)


. Sue Cartledge (86-16- 70) won the-LGU Medal and C. Stokes Pendant at Clitheroe. ; Edith Child (91-19-72)


and John Lomax (93-22- 71)


, John Jobes (85-13-72) .


' E L G A champ


^.VALLEY golfer Joshua (Henderson has been crowned East Lancashire champion.


..


.( The best b oys f ro m across the East Lan­ cashire Golf Association converged on:Blackburn Golf Club for the Junior Championships. 'A n d Ribchester golfer


Joshua, a member at the Revidge club, carded a round of 74 to win the ScratchCup. ; • -The five-handicapper who attends Queen Eliz­ abeth Grammar School


: in Blackburn, has been playing golf since he was


four. - . : ' . And beating off around


was runner-up after a card play-off with Irene Hinks


■ (90-8-72). • . Linda Mercer (98-25-


73) came out on top in Division Two ahead of Gili Eddlestone (105-31-74) and Sue Johnson (101-27- 74) . . •


Marion Read totalled 15 ■


points to win the nine-hole stableford on the card from Eileen -Lambert, with


-Norma Hoyle third, a point off the pace..


. Ladies from Whalley


hosted their counterparts from Bracken Ghyll and contested a Texas Scram­ ble.


; Carol Blackadder and- .' ,


Bridget Rees teamed-up with Bracken Ghyll’s E. Riding to win the main


. prize. And the ELGA Mixed


Andrew Blockeel had a


■ personal gross score of; 69 ' to post the course record for the club. Runners-up on 70 points


were also the previous week’s runners-up Tony


Foursomes qualifier saw Mike Conroy and Bridget’ Rees (66) take top spot. . They will be joined in


the team to represent Whalley at Pleasington next month by Roger Altham and lady captain Joyce Andrew (68(5) and Peter Seavers and Agnes Flanagan (73).


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70 other players to win the Scratch Cup is the undoubted highlight of the 14-year-old’s golf career to date. Joshua is pictured with the trophy. (A300708/2)


Davidson goes ace!


CAPTAIN'S Weekend at Mytton Fold saw a full two days of intensive com­ petition on the Langho course.


, Golfers enjoyed the


-opportunity of two one- day events and a combined overall format providing for all categories of the


. club’s membership. Saturday saw a hole-in-


- one by Mark Davidson on -the 221-yard 18th; whilst


. on Sunday, 27-handicap-, per John Welch scored an eagle two on the 411 yard


- 14th! Day One was headed by


Matthew Walsh with an exceptional 84-19-65, two clear of Peter Tomlinson’s 74-7-67. A further three shots further back was John Berry (80-10-70) fol­


lowed closely by Gareth Sutcliffe's 89-18-71. Divi­ sion One winner Chris Chadwick came in with 77-5-72 and John Kwas- newski took Division Two with 89-17-72. Day Two saw. John


Berry move up the leader- board, taking first overall with a nett 67, beating Chris Hughes (87-20-67) on a card play-off. Third and fourth were equally close with Frank Tunstall (80-12-68) just heading Gary Ashton (85-17-68). Division One was taken by Wayne Ivinson (78-9-69)


• and Division Two by Sat­ urday's hole-in-one star, Marie Davidson (81-12- 6 9 ) . / The Sunday ladies’com­ petition was won by Mau-


reen Board with 39 points, two clear of Patricia Ley- land, with Abbie Clegg just one point further back. The junior competi­ tion was won by Harry Crossley. The two-day combined


event saw John Berry (137) take overall honours, three strokes clear of Peter Tomlinson (140) in second, Matthew Walsh, also on 140 nett, finishing in third with a consistent Gareth Sutcliffe on 141 in fourth


place. . . Keith Gill took Division


One with l42 and Gary Ashton (143) taking Divi­ sion Two. Mick Walsh scooped the Seniors section with 142. " .


Late goal denies Hurst Green Narrow derby win


W h in n e y H i l l ............................................. I lu r . i l G re e n .................................................


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HURST Green conceded a goal in the last minute as this


-enthralling pre-season match against West Lancashire League opposition ended all-square. Green travelled, to Whinney*


Hill with a slightly different; squad from the earlier 2-0 defeat, against Poulton, with'Warren Baker, returning for, his second spell at the club.


, Hurst Green were slow to


start, but that.was to be expect­ ed with several new faces. . The home side didn’t really produce anything of note, apart from a few shots outside the box which flew well over the bar, but just as Hurst Green were finding ; their feet, they conceded a,


bizarre goal. Keeper Steve Young bizarrely


made a meal of a tame 40-yard effort, and the Whinney Hill midfielder was on hand to chip over the beleagured stopper. Green recovered well and


started to play some neat inter­ changes with Malley, Tipton, Paul Chippendale and Danny Walker working well together. T h i s dangerous combination,


created the first goal, as Chip­ pendale lashed.in a shot just inside the box. : ' , .............. ' Minutes later Chippendale,


grabbed his second as he cooly side-footed-home following good work from Tipton. . : However,; Whinney : Hill


-equalised after another howler , from Young.


Green made changes at half­


time and looked comfortable against the home side. Walker. ■ and Chippendale looking partic­ ularly dangerous up front. . . Green had a shot cleared off


the line midway through the half, and looked to have won the game as Walker volleyed home a superb effort with minutes to .; spare, but in injury. time, the home side equalised.


.- Green now face Clitheroe- RBL on Saturday at home, with several other players expected to . be u-sed.


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CLITHEROE A defeated local rivals Whalley by the narrowest- of margins in the East Lan- ■ cashire Mixed Division One.; The top Clitheroe pairing of


Mary Brass and Nick Thomas played a very strong Whalley first pair, losing the first set 6-4.


. However, with Thomas’ hard­ hitting ground strokes and Brass’s deft touches at the net, the Clitheroe pair turned things- around to level the match by taking the second set 6-4... On the other court, things


were equally as tight, with Louise Burrill and Phil Mileham taking on the Whalley second pair. The Clitheroe pair got off to a


great shots down the line and lobbing the Whalley pair from the back of the court. - .. However, they didn’t have it all their own way in the second setj with the Whalley pair com­ ing back into the match, taking thesetby6-4.


; So the match was evenly


poised at the turn round. ■ Brass and Thomas continued


their sparkling form and deter­ mination, beating their rivals in


- two straight sets. On the other court, Burri! j|iyi


■ Mileham couldn’t. quiqSP’ enough to win a set against the


Whalley.top pair, losing 6-4,6-3. Clitheroe won the match on the basis of the number of games


great start and took the first set ■ 6-1, with Burrill placing some


■ won - a very close fought local derby indeed!


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ALTHAMS TRAVEL HYNDBURN


BOWLING LEAGUE TABLES . •


. First Division .. P W D L P


Free Gardeners . .14 11 1 2 89 GiobeA . . . . . . . .1 3 ' 8 0 - 5.79 GlobeE


14 7 2 - 5 75 Ribblesdale A ...14 6 0 . 8 75 -


Ossy Con.......... .14 , 7 .1 6 68 . BurnleyRdC ...13-.7-, 0 .6.68... RushtonStE....13_--7 0 6 66," SalesburyBlue .’.14 6 . 0 8 62 SabdenB . . . ; . . ;14 4 . 0 10 57 . Rushton St C. . . .14 5 - 0 9 56 tVhalleyA ......13 5 0 8 54 Second Division . P W D L P


Coppice ........1 4 11 1 2 91 - SydneySt'...-...13 10: 0 3 82: OakhillParkA ..14 7 1 6 72-


. InunanuelA ....14 6 1 -7 72 BurnleyRdB ...13 : 7 0 6 68 WaddingtonA...13 - 6 1 - 6 67 Rishton Con. C . .14 .6 ■ 0 8 63'.;. 0akhillAsh'.....14. 5 0 . 9 63 . MercerPark ....14 6 ' 0 8 61 Rishton BC . . . . .14 5 0 9 58 GlobeC ........1 3 .4. 0 ; 9 52 . . Third Division P W D L P


G r a n g e A . 10. 0 --1 82 IVhalleyB ......11- 'T' 0 4.63 ReadCC.......... 11 7 0 4 57 OakhillParkB ..10 - 4 0 -: 6 49. \VaddingtonB...ll. 3, 0; 8 49; Salesbury Red .. .10 . 6,. .: 0; 4 47 ■ InunanuelB ....ll."''3;,: 0. 8 44 - GattyPark.......10 '4 0 6 43 SabdenC . . . . . . . .9 ; -3 o; 6 36--, - Fourth Division: .- P W D L P


GtH’woodCC ..l l l l .' O : ' 0 85 '; GrangeC ........10. 8 0 2 61 AlmaB.........1 1 - - 6 0, 5 63 RibblesdaleC ...10 7 0 3 62 'MilnshawPark .10 4 - 1 5 44 ClitheroeCCB ..11 -2 1 8 38 OakhillBeech ...10 3 0 7 37 BumleyRdD ...10 3 0- 7 36 SabdenA'..-..'...!! -2 0 9 36 •points deducted


EXPRESS GIFTS HYNDBURN VETS


BOWLING LEAGUE TABLES


A Division P W D L P


Rhyddings......17 16 0 1 148 RibblcdaieA ....17-15 0 2 144 Rushton Street A 17 14 . 0 3 142 \VorsleyA:.....'.17 13 1 3 133 Burnley Rd ;....17 10 0 7 115 PeelParkA ..;..17 11 0 6 112 Lowcrfold.......... 17 8 0 9 105 SabdenBC.......17 ’ 8 0 9 99 GattyParkA ...17 6 1 10 . 87' OakhillVeUA...17 5 - 2 10 82 Rishton BC .....17 3 113-73 McreerPark ....17 3- T 13 73 Whalley BC.....17 3 0 14 61 WorsleyB ......17 1 016-50_. B Division P W D L P


Oakhill P k -.17 17 0 0 160


. Rushton St B-....17 13' 1 3 140- BulloughB t;...17 10 ;'4 3 118 Waddington....’.17 11 -1 5 118 ImmanuelA ....17. 12 1 4 117 Oakhill Vets B . . .17. 10 1 '6 116 RibblesdaleB ...17 7 3 '7 ’109. ImmanuelB __ 17 8 .1 8 104 HutstGreen ....17 9 - 0 8 104 . ReadBC..........17'-5 1 11 76 MilnshawC.i..-.17 3 ' 014 .73 Peel Park B '.....17 , 1; 214, 67, MilnshawB '..‘.'..17 ., 2 .3 12 65 ' GattyParkB ‘


.'. .17 • 2 0 15 - 61-


GREAT, HARWOOD AND DISTRICT


BOWLING LEAGUE : RESULTS -


: . First Division . : ■ Clitheroe CC 7, Globe A 3; Gt ;


Harwood A 3, Globe Keys 7; Oswaldtwistle Conservative 6, Burnley Rd B 4; Ribblesdale Wanderers A 7, Roe Lee Park 3; Rusbton Street A 6, Salesbury A . 4; Salesbury A 7, Clitheroe CC A 3.


- ‘ . -'SecondDivision : Globe B 3, Free Gardeners A


7; Hurst Green A 3, Rushton- 7; Rishton Conserva-


tiv-S^PFct Hanvood CC 1; Sab-. den Red 8, Sydney Street 2; Waddington A 2, Sabden Black • 8.


::: Third Division • - Burnley Road-A 4, Mercer


: Park 6; Gatty Park 6, Ribbles-' dale Wanderers-;- B ' 4;;


Oswaldtwistle Immanuel A 8, Oswaldtwistlc Immanuel B 2; Oakhill Veterans 6, GtHanvood "" H 4; 6alesbury B 3, Green Park 7.


, . .: Fourth Division -. Clitheroe CC B 8, Oakhill 2;


Clitheroe CC B 2, .Waddington B 8; Coppice 10, Hurst Green B ’ 0; Free Gardeners B 9, Sabden Blue 1; Milnshaw Wanderers 3, Waddington B 7; Oakhill 3, Rishton Conservative B 7; Rish­ ton Conservative B 10, Hurst Green B 0; Sabden Blue 2,_ Waddington B 8; Whalley B 7,'.r Clitheroe CC B 3.


, TABLES


. ' First Division P W D L P


GlobeHeys ...'v J6 ' 10-_;.0 .”6106. Gt Harwood A .-.'.le'; 11, 0' 51001. RushtonStA....16; iL':T.:‘ 4;94 ;- EoeLeePark.;.'.16 9 0 . 7 85'' GiobeA . .. . : . . .1 6 , ’ 8 0 8 82 ClilheroeCGA-;.16;-;.7/2- 7 82 : RibblesdaleA-;.-.16.::6.':i-l-i;9 74 . OssyCon.'...;C.15.;r7 ' 0 ■;8 68 SalesburyA.....17.-:6;v:l-10 64' BumleyRdB ...17; .5'.v2 10 64'. GtHarw'U0dB...15 4.. 1-10 61 Second Division - P W D L P


Rishton Con. A .-.17 14 0 3110' Free Gardeners A 16.12 .0 4 98 Sydney St .......17,: 11 0 ‘ 6 97 Sabden Black ...16; 8 0 8 88 Waddington A .. .16 .10 0. 6 84 Rushton St B . . . .17 7 O'lO 78 ' Hurst Green A. . .16 6 ;-0 10 77 .- Sabden Red .....15-6 0 - 9 69 GlobeB '...■.....16 6 ’ 0 10. 65 WhalleyA ......16 - 5 0 11 62 GtHarwoodCC .16 4 0 12 62 Third Division P W D L P -


GreenPark .:...17 13 2 2104 GakhiUVets.....l7 12 1" 4103 MercerPark ’....17 12 0 . 5102 Grange........ .16 7 0 9 79 Salesbury B .......16 7 1 8 77 RibblesdalcB ...17 5 2 10 771 Gatty Park .....16 7 1 8 76 Immanuel A ___16 6 0 10 76 BumleyRdA ...15 7 0 8 68 Gt Hanvood H . .14 5 1 8 63 Immanuel B .. 1 5 3 0 12 55 Fourth Division P.W D L- P


Coppice . . ; .......15 13 0 2103


■ Rishton Con. B . .15 10 3 2 92 Waddington B. .-.15 9 2 4 91 . Free Gardeners B 15 8 3 4 91 Oakhill.-...........15’ 7 1 7 78 WhalleyB ..;...15 6 1 8 74,': Sabden Blue ....15 7 1 7 .73 Milnsbaw Wands 15 4 1 10 61, ClitberoeCCB ..15 2 1 12 48 Hurst Green B;. .15 2 1 12 36


ROEFIELD LEISURE INDOOR FIVE-A­ SIDE FOOTBALL LEAGUE


; RESULTS • Clitheroe Clowns 7, Chicken


Legends 0; Drunken Monkeys 2,. ■Beercan 7; Mad Dogs 1, AFC Buck 6; Morning Glory 7, AC Men 0; New Inn 3,Wilkies War­ riors 4; Real Bladdered 1, Regu­ lators 19; Real Rosslee 0, MMS 7.


FIXTURES. Sunday '


-r 9 a.m. Drunken Monkeys v


Clitheroe Clowns; 9-35 a.m. Mad Dogs V Chicken Legends; 10-10 a.m. Morning Glory v


-Beercan; 10-45 a.m.' New Inn v. AFC Buck; 11-20 a.m. Real


■ Bladdered v AC Men; 11-55 a.m. - Real Rosslee v Wilkies Warriors; 12-30 p.m. Regulators v MMS. ■ . TABLE P W U L P


■ Regulators_____17 15 0 2 45 • Beercan.......... .17 13 2 , 2 41 Newlnn...-...;.18 11 3 4 36 C'roe Cloa-ns . . . .17 11 3 . 3 36, Morning Glory ..17 ,11 1 5 34


-WFCBuck ......17 : 9 .' 5 -. 3 32 MadDogs .......17 '8 .1 8-25


';AGMc’n...'..;.'.18 .7 1'10,22 ■ Wilkies Warriors . 1 8 - 7 , 1 10 22 MMS . .. .. .. .. .1 8 ’- 4 3 11 15 ; Chicken Legends .18 .4 ;• 3 11.15


■ Real Rosslee ..‘..17,.. 4 0 13 12 : Drunken M’keys .17, .3. -1 13 10 Real Bladdered'. .18,: 3 - 0 15 9


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RIBBLESDALE


r CRICKET LEAGUE ;, . TABLES :■ Senior Division P W:L N B P


Gt Harwood .18 13 3 ' ;2 21 157 Baxenden .;.18 11. 4 3 27 146 . Edenrield’:..18-11. 4.- 3 27 146 . Padiham....18 11 4 . 3 26 145 Baraoldswickl8 9 - 6 3 15 114 Read . ......1 8 ' 9 7 .2 17 113 Whalley ....18 8 8 2 22 108 B’bumNrthral8 5 11 2 35 91., Settle . . . . . .18 6 9 3 22.-^91 R’daleWandslS ; 6.10 .2 23^89 ' CherryTrce .l8 6 - 9 3 18 . 87 - Clitheroe....l8 , 5 10 3 26.85 Earby...-..'.’.18 4 11 , 3 15 64 -, OssyImm;-..18 3 11 ...4 17 59 : ' ' ' FirstDivision P W L 'n B P


Belvedere .’..18-13 . 3 2 27 163 Settle2 .;;.-.18,’ ll ‘:-3 : 4 23 145 : Padiham2.;.18'-.10f(5.:'3 27 138 R’daleWands2I810r.7 1 35 138 ChertyTrec218 -9 8 1 30 123 Salesbuty .. .18 : 9 .5 4 15 .117 '


-Brinscall....l8 7 7 4 33 115- GtHarwood2I8 7 7 4 26 108 •Ossylmm.2 18 7 8 2 24 107 Read2 .....18 7 9' 2 29 105 Stacksteads .18 6 10 2 23 . 89


-Belvedere2;.18 5 10 - 3 25 84.- ’Clitheroe2’..18 4 11 - 3 21- 70' •Whalley2..18 1 13- 3'14 40 Second Division - . P W L N B ;P


•FeniscowIcs.lS .'ll 3 -. 2 26 152 EdenrieId2..I8 11, 4 . 3 27-148:r •Baxendcn2.18 10 3 4 28 147 ■BlyGSOB .17 10 5 1'28 138 Rolls-Royce .17 8 7 2 33 119. Feniscowles218 9 8 1 27 119. •Salesbury2.18 8 6 3 18 114 Earby2.....18 7 • 7 4 18 100 B’bumNthn218 6 8 4 20 : 92 Bamoldswick 218 6 8 4 10 82 Brins(2ll2 .'.17 5 9 3 18 77 Stacksteads 218 2 14 2 43 69 Rolls-Royce218, 4 10 4 12 64 BlyGS0B2 .18 4 10 4 11 63 Third Division P W L N B P


Wanderers 3 .12 9 2 1 16 109 Cherry Tree 312 8 1 3 11 100 Settle3 .'....12 7 3 2 18 94 Reads .....11 6 2 3 17 86 Earby3.......11 7 3 2 9 85 FeniscowlesSll 6 2 3 12 81 Edenfield3 ..11- 5 3 3 14 73: Padiham3 ..11 5 . 4 , 2 17 73 Ossylmm.3 .13 3 7 3 30 69 Belvedere3..10 3 3 4 8 50 Baxenden3 . .1 1 3 5 3 1 1 5 0 ClitheroeS ..12 3 -6 3 11 '50 Bamoldswick 311 2 7 2 16 42 . B’bumNthnSll 2 5 '4 9 '41 Salesbury3...9- 2 5 .2 11 37 •Whalley3...11 .2 7 2 7 33 Gt Harwood 312 1 9 2 17 33 ■tied game.


■ MEWIES


SOLICITORS CRAVEN AND


DISTRICT CRICKET


LEAGUE TABLES


Second Division • P \V D L P


Haworth Road ..16 13 3 ',0 42 Haworth .......1 6 -9 .5 2 32 Ingrow....... ....16'• 8 4 4 28


j-Wilsden .......... ..16 8 3 5 27 •Chatbum.........16 6 3 • 6 23


-PendleForest .-..16 6 - 3 7 21 Sutton ... .. .. .;1 6 . 5 4 7 19


. IngrowSJ ......16 '-.4 -7 ;l5 19 L Foulridge . . . ; . . .16 5 3 - 8 18 'Long Lee .'...-. .16 \ '4 - 4 . 7 18 - .Airedale..;....... 16 2. 6 ^8 12


Denholme .;..;.16 1 .3.12 6 Fourth Division P.' W D L/P


Riddlesden......l6. 14 1 .71,43 Haw’orthWE.'..-.16 11- 3 * 2 36 E&Gilstead ....16:10 .5 1 35 Cullingworth2 ..16 •- 9 2 '5 29


• Ingrow2 . . . . .'.V.16. 7\. 3 . 6’2*1- ‘ Haworth 2 . . . .16 •, 5. 5 . 6.20 Crossfiatts2.:....16. 4 ,3 9 18


- Chatbum2 16 . 4 -4 8 16 ,• Bradley2.;.r:..lC .3 4 .9.13 'SandyLane2....16. 3, 4 . 9 13 Thornton2 .....16 3 3 10 12 Pendle Forest 2 . .16 2.v.3 11 -9 'tied game .


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Third Division ■:'';‘P ' W. D L P


HOWARD RIGG NORTHWEST - SENIORS GOLF


LEAGUE : P P


Nelson.......................12 80 : Wilpshire ..‘. .. .. .. .. ..1 1 ■;' 77 MyttonFold ........... ...10 71.- Hurslton Hall...'.......1 3 68 Herons Reach.............10


60


Charaock Richard....... .10 59 Burnley........57 , Longridge.....................11 44,


THWAITES


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Premier Division Royal British Legion B 7,


Low Moor 5; Buck A 4, Royal British Legion A 8; White Hart ,. 6, St Peter’s A 6; Billington Brass Band Club B 7, Bay Horse 5.


First Division White Horse 7, Black Horse


A 5; Station 10, Read Constitu­ tional Club 2; Conservative Club 5, White Horse A 7; St Peter’s B 5, Wagon 7. Second DivLsion


Kings Arms 9, Bernards Buck


3; Low Moor B 5, Rose and Crown B 7; Higher Buck A 6, Conservative Club B 6. Third Division


Black Horse 5, Royal British


Legion D 7; Wagon B 4, While Hart B 8; Castle B 5, Kings Arms B 7.


Fourth Division


Victoria A 6, De Lacy 6. . FI.XTURES Tonight


Premier Division Low Moor V White Hart; •


Royal British Legion A v Bay Horse; St Peter’s A V Buck A.- - First Division


Black Horse A v Conserva­


tive Club; Buck B v St Peter’s B; Read Constitutional Club v White Horse A; Wagon A v Sta­ tion.


Second Division Conservative Club B v Kings


Arms; Higher Buck A v Buck D; Rose and Crown B v Bernards Buck; Stork B v Low Moor B. - Third Division


Buck Wrinkleys v Royal


British Legion D; Kings Arms B V Black Horse; White Lion v WagonB. - Fourth Division


Craven Heifer A v Victoria A;


Pendie Hotel v Dog Inn B; Vic­ toria B v Higher Buck B. Tuesday


.' laidies* Division . Buck B V Kings Arms; Royal


British Legion A v De Lacy; Station V Buck A. TABLES


Premier Division P W D L P


RBLB ............8 5 -3 0 72. r b la ; . . . . ; '. . . .8 ' 6; 1 i ?i


;BuckA..........8 '3 .2 ' 3 61 Low Moor A .......8 5 1 2 61 Bay Horse....... ;.8 0. -4 ■ 4.47 StPeter’sA'..'....8 1 . 3 4,46


WhiteHartA-....8 ■ 1 3 4 46 Billington B.........8 1 3 4 44 Fir.sl Division ; P. W I) L P


White Horse A...-.9 . 7. l ' _l 80


.-.IVhiteHorseB ...9 - 5 2 2 74- ■Black Horse A .. ..9 5 1 ‘ 3.72 ■ BuckB........-.'.8 4 .1 3 61 ConrClubA .....9: ,3: . 1 - 5 61,


. . • .


. StPeter'sB ... .. .9 3 - .0 6 56 ,-StationB ............9. -3_: l 5 55 Read C o n . .......9 . 3 , - 1 5 , 5 1 WagonA . . . . . . . .9 - . 3 ' 0 6.50. Second Division - ;' i P W I) L P


Rose&CromB .-.9-;7.-„2 .. O 80, •KingsArmsA . .;-.9,■ 7 - :1 V! 1-83


DogInnA...........8 4 2 '2 62 Bernards Buck''...9 ;.2'_ .4.;, - 3 62 Higher Buck A .. .9 2 .4 3 62


• StorkB '.....'.: ..8 ■; 3." 2' -3 55 ,'LowMoorB .....9 1 v l ,.7 47 Con.ClubB,.....9 1 -2 . 0 45 BuckD ..............8 2 2 - 4 36


• -


Dog Inn B 3; 'Victoria B 9; .......


Kings Arms B ...-.8 7 .1. 0 76 - RBLD..’......; '.8 : 6 0 ;.-2 66; WagonB ... .‘;.;.8 '4 1,'; 3 61: CastleB............ .8 5 . 0 , 3 61 White Hart B ....8 3; 2 '3 58


•WhiteLion ..'....7 3 0 -4 49 Black Horse B__ 8 0 1 7 33 Buck Wrinkleys ..7 0 ,1 : 6 29 Fourth Division P W D L P


VictoriaB..........7 6 1 0 77 Higher Buck B ...6 ' 4 - 1 1 57 DeLacy...........7 3- 2 2 48 VictoriaA ........6 2 2 2 39 Dog Inn B .......... 7. 0 2 5 34 Craven Heifer A ..6 .1. 1 4 31 Pendle Hotel .....5 1 1 3 22 - Ladie.s’ Division P W D L P;


RBLA............8 6 0 2 63 BuckA............8 5 0 3 51 Station . . . . . . . . . .8 5 0 -3 50 Kings Arms . .. .. .8 4 0 4 46


: BuckB....-..-....8 3- 0 '5 30 , DeLacy..:.........8 1 0 7 23


Selected-Teams Cricket


Saturday Clitheroe (v Edenfield, away,


meet noon) N. Bolton, P. Dibb, N. James, M. Coulter, T. le Bre­ ton, M. Hargreaves, J. Dewhurst, M. Preston, L. Nut- tall, A. Robinson, Turner. Scor­ er: A. Kilkenny. • Clitheroe 2nds (v Stacksteads,


home, meet club 12-45 p.m.) J. Green, P. C. Bishop, C. Musson, A. Hucthins, P. Gaskell, I. Bythell, A, Cormack, S. Bishop, P. Cox, C. Parkinson. Scorer: Travis Bleazard. Read (v Bamoldswick, home,


1-30 p.ra. s ta r t) Harvey, N. Marsh, K. O'Connor, A. Turner, W. Eastham, M. Whalley, A. Laycock, A. Rushton, E. Lowes,K. Smithson, P. Haworth. Read 2nds (v Burnley


Belvedere, away, 1-30 p.m. start) S. Marshall, S. Marsh, J. Jones,A. Baron, J. Laycock, G. O'Connor, E. Artingstoll, C. Lowes, F. Barden, M. Yeoman; N. Snape. Reserve, M. Shirtcl'rffe


- - Ribblesdale Wanderers (v Baxenden, home) G. Hunt, A. Marsh, R. Bradley, H. Kay, B. Spencer, M. Pratt, S. Kerr, J., Bunyan, C. Hall, Scuderi. Scor­ er: V. Dickinson. Ribblesdale Wanderers 2nds


(v Brinscall, away) I. Britcliffe, M. Wrigley, (5. McGuire, M. Clarkson, R. Clarkson, S. Braithwaite, T. Braithwaite, L. Gidlow, C. Jackson, J. Hopkins, J. Britcliffe. Scoren M. Spencer. Whalley (v Blackburn North­


ern, home, 1-30 p.m. start) N. Cordingley, M. Hanson, M. Davies, M. Fallon, R. Palmer, D. Fitzhenry, S. Booth, G. Jones, C. Mahon, Sarravannan. Whalley 2nds (v Salesbury,


away, away, 1-30 p.m. start) I. Grace, E. Topham, N. Fielden, J. Galling, D. Crossley, S. Taylor, L. Burgess, T.;Keighley, 'D.


■ Barker, S. Gorton, A. Whelan. Sunday


Clitheroe 3rds (v Read, home,


meet club 12-45 p.m.) F. Green, L. Nuttall, J. Carysforth, A. Hutchins, A. Robisnon, R. Dent, A. Kilkenny, C. Parkin­ son, T. Neville, J. Walsh. Scoren. To be confirmed. Read 2nds (v Clitheroe, home, 1-30 p.m. start) A. Laycock, S.


;. Marsh, J. Langford, E. Lowes, J. '.Jones, D. Chester, C. Lowes, L. Grimshaw, J. Worthington, M. " Suthers, G. Hinks.


. ; ■ Ribblesdale Wanderers 3rds


' (v Belvedere, away) T. Braith- - waite, C. Coilinge, A. HArtley,


r T. FArrar, M. Nerenburg, J. Hopkins, L. Gidlow, I. Britci'rffe, J. Dickinson, M. Spencer, A. N. , Other. Scorer; B. Farrar.


; ;


■ ■ Whalley 3rds (v Edenfield 3rds, away, 1-30 p.m. start) A. Gallirig, D. Barker, J. Galling, L.


; -Tidmarsh, G. Jones, P. Topham, A. McRae, S. Mukherjee, G. ■ Barker, C. Smith, J. Furlonger. .,


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■WHALLEY’S recent' upturn in fortunes contin­ ued as Neil Cordingley took 7-36 to beat Barnoldswick and put the Station Road side back in Lancashire Knockout con­ tention. Cordingley’s stunning


Neil in seventh heaven!


haul came off jus t 14 overs, as Richard Palmer’s men earned a crushing 84- run victory to move with­ in six points of fifth-place - Barnoldswick. •Substitute professional


Hasnaim Abbas proved ' the mainstay of the 'Whal­ ley innings, making 80 of the locals’ 195-9, off just 69 balls, with four fours and seven sixes. He and opener Cording­


ley, who made 34, shared 73 for the second wicket, while Gregory Jones later made 29 before being run out. Cordingley then effec­


tively won thfe game, tak­ ing the first seven wickets in Barnoldswick’s reply, reducing the home side to 29-7. Captain Michael Scoth-


ern dug in for his team, making 48 off 106 balls before being last man out a tm . Whalley are at home to


Blackburn Northern on Saturday. Ribblesdale Wanderers,


ahead of their cup heart­ break, enjoyed league suc­ cess a t home to Cherry Tree, with Joe Scuderi rolling back the years with a superb 118 not out. The Italian internation­


al received useful support ^ from Dave Howard in a total of 218-6. . Despite another produc­


tive stay at the crease from professional Saleem Mughal (84), Tree man­ aged only 177-9, as Marcus Pratt took 6-56.


. Wanderers entertain Baxenden on Saturday - Clitheroe’s nemesis at the weekend. Neil Bolton’s; side'


clocked up 150-6 from their overs, but fell to a: five-wicket defeat. . Professional Paul Turn­


er, having reached the magical 1,000-run mark


. overall this season, is clos­ ing on four figures in league games, and hit 62 to take his tally to 885. . :. The opener again held


• the innings together, with Peter Dibb (17), Jack Dewhurst (26) and Bolton, (26) also making good con­ tribution's, blit scoring


• quickly enough a t Back Lane proved a prqblem, as the home side knocked off the winning runs in the


39thover. Ian Austin made 54, to ■


add to 22 from fellow open­ er David Parkinson, 19 from Callum Waddington and unbeaten knocks of 28 from David Cronshaw and 13 from Simon Payne. Andrew Pearce (2-27),


Farouk Hussain (2-26) and Dan Glover (1-26) took the wickets. • Clitheroe are at Eden­


field on Saturday.; Read were undone by a


scintillating ton from- Padiham’s Umar Saddique at the Arbories. Saddique smashed an


unbeaten 104, to add to 72 from professional Kashif Siddique, in a 94-run vic­ tory. Saddique’s knock came


off 102 balls and included 12 fours and six sixes - in an entertaining Padiham innings that contained a total of 20 boundaries and 16 maximum hits! Read skipper Jon Har­


vey won the toss and elect­ ed to field, but he was made to regret that deci- . sion almost from the off, as Siddique launched his first two balls onto the football pitch! Siddique and Abdul


Saddique put on 60 for the first wicket, with the youngster contributing 12 before he was bowled by Harvey.


. - ’ Abdul’s older brother


Umar shared 74 with the pro before Siddique hand­ ed Kurt Smithson a return catch for 72, which includ­ ed eight six hits. Umar anchored the


innings, and found support from Lee Anderson (17) and Nesir Mehmood (20), as the innings closed on a daunting 263-6, with Smithson finishing with 3- 70 off 14 overs, and War-' ren Eastham with 2-61 off 15.


Read’s reply got off to a


disastrous start, and never recovered. The first five xvickets fell


for just 48 runs, with open­ er Harvey struggling to '


' find any help at the other end, and when he was


- finally out, for a 76-ball 67,' he was the eighth man out at 95.


. ; Elliot Lowes and Pete Haworth put’on 60 for the


? last wicket to add some ■ respectability to the score, batting sensibly, with the young bowling prodigy making 45, including eight


• fours, and Haworth finish­ ing unbeaten on 21, as Read closed on 169.


.


. On Saturday, Read are at home to Barnoldswick.


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