Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, May 22nd, 2008


Whalley rewrite


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■ from back page any;boundary,t a s: tfie; paid.man showed his


timing of the b^l to be' outstanding.'-’ - ’y


5‘- The'other factdi was] a ;i g’reath onerhanded


catch right oh the edge;; diving;backwards>byj James Thuretan.' ?! i-The iChenriai s'up.er^ si^. was not happy; havj ing fallen short;'but left- the field to a rapturous round of 'applause forfa stunningiknbckj thatj should get people hack; onto the cricket grouhdsj if,:hecan'cdntinue;his early seakin’


exploits.;'^'


t;Jn all,,;he fac'ed'just 109.balls for his i9 2 as; Earby failed <


to control


things i Whalley end^ on 324-5,'a"tremendous^ score that would prove more than suf f icient;' JiThe miserly i'Whalley


attack soon had control of;thin^,-and the early threat of- Stephen; Pick|- les ended on 46; with Sathish'taking the first of .'t three , catchesi'as Earby collapsed 'after Azmat;went for.22,' to make rit; 6 6 -4 / with Cordingley bagging a; catch right from the top drawer. ;;It was soon wrapped


up to’ complete a' com-f prehensive victory and a spot in the next round at Padiham for Whal; ley, who appear, to have' discpvered a little gem in Sathish,'who is turn-; ing out,to be a quality all-round cricketer.’ ,This weekend sees


Clitheroe visit Station Road on Saturday, and the villagers travel to' Edenfield on Sunday, w:'


Low Moor


afeleaders LOW Moor/are the early leaders'of. the; Clitheroe and District; M i d w e e k ■ Cricket League, taking advan-‘ tage of'.the, sunny weather, in the first two' rounds of games.: v -I >The side'amassed 137;


runs in their first game,' and 129 in their second, defeating Sabden and Rimington respectively.} C h i p p i ng '5; A'.!b eat'


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ChippingRamblers in; the first week; before; losing to St James’Jast : week.''/


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; And Rimington hold similar record, win-,


ning ' their'‘‘ opener against, Calderstones,'; before;.defeat‘r.to:the; iearlypacesetters. Calders tones’: victory


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over Sabden keeps.the hospital side in,touch with’the leaders, but; leaves Sabden searching for their first point's.;'/,'


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


Professional Turner hits second century


PROFESSIONAL Paul Turner hit his second cen­ tury of the■season:as Clitheroe set up a thrilling Ramsbottom Cup quarter-; final derby at Ribblesdale Wanderers with a thump­ ing win at Cherry Tree. Neil Bolton’s side served:'


are among the early pace­ setters in third. But the men from Chat- burn Road upset the form


. book in style, with Turner . hitting a superb unbeaten 100 off 127 balls, including 12 fours and two maxi­ mum hits.


notice of their potential after a tricky opening in : ’ the league, winning by, eight wickets at Preston Old Road. ' Clitheroe had won only one of their opening five league fixtures, lyng third bottom in the table, while their Blackburn opponents


; The former East Lan­ cashire man had earlier hit 119 against Baxenden in Clitheroe’s only other win this season; and here he, received excellent support from the amateurs. • : Turner had earlier


claimed 2-64 off nine overs as Cherry Tree were .


restricted to 196-6 off their 48 overs, with Andrew Pearce and Jack Dewhurst also among the wickets, to add to two run outs. Dewhurst trapped opener


Ahmer Mirza for 13 at 29, and the rest of the top order provided solid contribu­ tions, with professional Saleem Mughal, who hit 44, helping put on 53 for the third wicket with skipper Mark Hadfield (25). ■ Joe Bolton top-scored


with 49, off just 41 balls, but Clitheroe felt the total of 196-6 was certainly attainable.


Much depended on


Turner, and he duly pro­ duced the goods, sharing 90 for the first wicket with Nick James, who played patiently for his 28 before being bowled by Andrea Sudnik. Peter Dibb added 26


before being caught behind off Nigel Robbins at 134, but Turner and Dewhurst, who crashed an unbeaten 35, saw the locals past the post for a terrific victory. On Saturday, Clitheroe


are at 'Whalley, before entertaining Read on Sun­ day.


Sensible batting seals important cup win


SENSIBLE batting helped Read to a seven- wicket win at Blackburn Northern in the Ramsbot­ tom Cup over the week­ end. In a game which


stretched into two days because of Saturday’s poor weather, Jon Har­ vey’s side eased past the Pleckgate side’s 228-8 mth 11 balls to spare. . The former Burnley pro


finished unbeaten on 81 - after Michael Whalley’s spirited 89 in Read’s run chase - having earlier claimed 3-54 off his 10 overs in Northern’s innings.


Blackburn won the toss


and decided to bat in cold conditions, for the time of year, with the innings anchored . , by Abdul


■ Bisoodwal, who was final­ ly bowled two short of his century by Harvey. , He received limited sup­


port, with opener Lunat making 31, to add to 26 from Shahid and an unbeaten 28 from Mohammed Jamil. To add to Harvey’s


haul, Joe Marshall took 2- 20 off three overs, while Greg Smithson, Warren Eastham and Elliot Art- ingstoll claimed one wick-


etapiece. In reply. Read got off to


a flying start, scoring 10 off the first over, and when the sides came off for bad light, the locals stood at 63-1 after 18 overs, with Nick Marsh having been bowled by Bisoodwal for 20at59. Whalley and Harvey


occupied the crease, with 30 overs remaining on Sun­ day to knock off the win­ ning runs. , Taking no risks, the pair broke the back of the run chase, putting on 111 for the second wicket, taking the score to 170, before


Whalley .was trapped by Bisoodwal for a fine 89, coming off 108 balls, with nine fours and two sixes. Kyle O’Connor was run


out for a single, but Har­ vey and Marshall passed the target, Harvey’s unbeaten 81 coming off 83 balls, with nine fours and a six.


Marshall finished on 17


not-out, and Read now travel to Baxenden in the last eight on Sunday, June 22nd. On Saturday, Read are


at home to Blackburn Northern, before a trip to Clitheroe on Sunday.


Flying start! First defeat


THE Ribble Valley Under. 15s got their season off to a great start with a comfort­ able home win against Pre­ ston at Stonyhurst College. Put in to bat, the locals


were quickly up and run­ ning, with the opening pair of Gary Knight from Lon- gridge and Joe Hopkins from Ribblesdale batting superbly, taking quick sin-, gles and punishing the bad ball. : They had put on 93,


with Knight having passed his half-century, when Hopkins fell for a very good 31. Tim Le-Breton from


Clitheroe joined Knight ■ and made 11 in no time, but wont for one shot too- many and was trapped. Whalley player James


Taylor, together with Knight, made great strides and punished the Preston bowling. ■ Knight reached his cen­


tury and rarely looked in troubie, and the pair scored almost 100 between them before Taylor fell for 36.


Jamie Gale from Lon-


gridge made a quickfire 25 to assist Knigbt, who was caught in the last over for a magnificent 146.: ’ The Valley side made a


massive 270-4 off their 45 overs, which was always going to be a tall order for Preston. Jack Houldsworth from


Clitheroe struck early, tak­ ing 2-11 in hb five overs. There was some joy for


Preston as Modesa scored a brisk 42 before he was run out, having been put under pressure following some fine bowling by Max Nelson from Longridge. : . James Scott from Clitheroe also bowled well. Using his height, he got the extra bounce that pro­ duced two caught behind victims for Gale. ’ '. > There was a wicket for


Clitheroe player Liam Nutlall and one for Joe Hopkins. Le-Breton fin­


ished the match off with two wickets at the end. ' The locals ran out winners by a convincing 135 runs. .


CHATBURN lost top spot in the Mewies Solicitors Craven and District League Second Division with defeat to Haworth Road. :


- A late collapse saw them


lose this top-of-the-table clash by 89 runs, for their first defeat of the cam­ paign.


Batting first, Griggs


(82) and Rodwill (56) top- scored for Haworth Road in their total of 231-7. ■ Steve Bowker (4-53) and


Stephen Braithwaite (2- 49) were the Chatburn wicket takers. ; ^


, The home side then made a good start to their reply, with Mark Braith­ waite (39) and Henry Kay (35) putting on 83 for the first wcket.


. But it was all downhill


from there on, as only Paul Craig (29) entered double figures, with Chat­ burn collapsing to 142 all out. Meanwhile, the second


team suffered an agonising three-run defeat in the


Cowling Cup to Culling- worth.


Ashley Bennett (3-34),


Chris Mulhearn (2-50), Russell Braithwaite (2^50) and Geoff Lambert (1-49) were all in the wickets as their opponents posted 206-8.


, But in reply, despite an excellent opening partner­ ship between- Marc Holmes (69) and Rod Booth (17), and good con­ tributions from Steve- Bowker (38), Russell Braithwaite ■ (33) and Lambert (16), Chatburn were bowled out for 203. ' • The previous day, the league match at Pendle


Forest was abandoned due : to rain. ,


i Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Winning double; c/ }CLITHEROE;Cob‘ ^!Under{lls;B-begah^


son \vith'tw6 v ic tq r i f f i ." 'r / ; ( J ; i^ |§ ^ ^ |s f^ |^ |S 'g | In their first game against


,'and all the Cobras bowlers bowled eco^^^


:Neil Shanna being the pick m th ’lji'pfffthrwoyerel p : Read scored 52-2,'gi-ying ail aggi^ate,^re'bf;42:^ ® In reply openers Shahna'andUMrge'Hoffl


^batted well; but beca*usebf!twojm;outp,\l^^^^^ \vicketsmscormg25.’^,


^


iK James'McCotter, and‘George ® u n \aM e d for one wcket} before Alex Stott and Amira^ son tooh the aggregate score to 37.


:j|That nieant.Matt Driver’ahdjTqffihfewaU^ scdre:six without losing a:wiclcetTjtq^^^


scor^ lO by the end of, the penldtima^OTei);® -yricket off: the third ball, putting j h i i n a 'S »s.;Hbwever,.three runs off the I ^ t t l i ^ tf^ls ga^^^ ‘Cobras ah exciting victory. In theirsecdnd game; Cobras ffi^a'cqi^^


tqry.}overjPadihaih/vwho stru g g led d rqm 'tb h ^ against some very good bowlmg. i


t ^ ^


ssWicket takers were Sharma (^)?;OmarJiusam;(^^ 6) and Matt Driver (1-3). j


^ ^


,;?:;When‘,Cobras batted)- theyvrerej^TCnpiitexceUra^^^^ s to t of 21 from ShatitiaMd George G li^


!&:Houldsworth and'Assad*Mahmood added eight -


%}iThe final total was 70 J for a h a g ^ g a t e ^ r e of 65 and victory by 52 runs


®Glitheroe Cobras Under,13 A have got their league campaign off to a successful start with three-straight wins. •' ’ ' I ®


(a / ' h ''i ,,


Andy Ramsden and Jack Kay picking up picking up two wickets apieca


Some time bowling resWcted|BraS^rro'i8^^^ , * ’ >


Si Clitheroe then h it 306 in reply^vritff some hmd;M^^^ tingibyGMrge Drake 27 andMa|thewrShworth'2l3


is? In the second game Ribblesdale | r o f ^ 20 2 (^i Zulfi took three^wickets and his effor®were backed}up^^ tight bowling and good fielding./' In reply Clitheroe scored 339: :A^ih‘ tiierewas sdin^ atting especially-frqm»,Zulfi;(22),Sprake’(28)


fine ib’ and Ashworth (15).


</The third game against Cherry Tree was a much closer affair. '


' < , r . - x ' /Batting first Cobras scored 260 with important con­


tributions from Jack Kay, Ashwdrth’amdGrahaih//;: :;?(In reply Cerry Tree scored 241 and the pick of the bowlers were Graham and Ramsden. ' '


/jHowever,:Clitheroe',Under‘13s}BsMered}thOT^^ league defeat of the season againskGreat'Hanro^b^^


KiOpeners Robert Gibbs and'Tom’Baker gbtithe side away to a steady start. '


. i '


‘/•Dan Fitzgerald, DanielMort}and‘;Alex}J6hnsoh moyed the score past 50, before some fine bowling from Moiz of Great Harwood saw the sidef^|ricted tb 53f6 from their allotted overe.'-':!'v.»® ' ~ Three wickets in a great opening spell from Jake


Watson on his debut saw,Haiwoqd at; i24}3;pMg^t^^^^ B team some hope.


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‘^. However, a 40-run partnership between Moiz and Kendall pufcHarwood on the way to -victory 's w ':R was unfortunate that such a c lb ^ S t c h between ,theUnder.:15 (2) and Padiham ah:the;Arbbries'was deqided.by a marginalno-bali caU:ih‘tKe final;'ovct^ which gave Padiham the advantage,


/if, Batting first,Glitheroe reached a competitive 109-4 in their 20 overs.


K , '


ii-c.The opening partnership ofi Banks (13): and Dent (30 not out) laid a good foundation. *


^ -


ness (13 nqtqut) left Clithereie weU'positibhed’atJthe half-way point. ' / ^


,


Additional contributions by Neville'(13); and Bow- ,


!;<>,In reply'Padiham progressed steadily.but were; always behind the run rate due tq.tightibowlihg p a r / ticularlyby Scott, Bowness, Kenherly and Shakoor.*;;; •j.f'SVRh qne over.tb go Padih'am reguired};eight and Iqqked distinctlyiuncoi^ortable; howeyer'the cntical no-ballcall;tilted;the game in theif;M'Ypur^ahd:'theyJ scrambled over, the line with one ball remammg. s 3^ i,.-.The,Cl|theroe team'continue tb’im p r^ Jm th their enthusiasm in the field and Aaron’Ripleyagairf per/ fgrmed well behind the stuiripslS) * ■“ Ribblesdale Wanderers-’^ page 61


SABDEN CC travelled to Ribbles/j dale League outfit Salesbury on


Sunday in the third round of the National ■Village Knockout.


: ^


,, .At the 11th hour, Sabden were shorn of their Ribblesdale League players, who were called up for Ramsbottom Cup duty, and a weakened side took to the field. . Salesbury won the toss, elected to bat '


and amassed a huge 276-5 in their 40 overs, as Martin Yeoman picked up a cou-


ple of wickets. ; In reply, Sabden faced an uphill battle, and the task proved far too tricky. The reply started disastrously,


; opener Rick Wright holing out in the first over, and the innings never recovered. : Apart from a brief flurry between Paul McKenna and Chris Dunderdale (20), the innings petered away to a disappointing 55 all out.


nins; Jack'BiuTon and Hussain'addi^d21,*ahd;Driver; and Jonathan Sharpies 10.-‘SiK*


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M. Dawe WHALLEY V EARBY


Wliallcy ;


BarnescHainesbAzmat.....22 JjienrycBaistowb Yates ..-.51 _ 8cThuistanb Yates:.....192 ,


N. Cordingley c Hodge b Baistow . .2 L Kearsley b Azmat. . . . ' . . . ' . . .32 :■ R . Pabner not o u t . . . . . .8 .. M.Eallonnotout.........................4 Extras...;.....-......... 13 : Total (for 5 ) .............


324 ; Bowling: S. Hipgrave 10-1-67-0; J. ■


Thurstan 10-1-3941; Azmat 9-0-75-2; ■ A. Yates 7-0-60-2; P. Baistow 10-0-40- - 1; A. Khan 2-0-35-0.


: Earby


Second Division P W D


Ri'dUld.....:.28 22 1, Canberra


28 19 4


M. Haines c Fitzhenry b Sathish.. .0 A. Yates c O'Neill b&thish.........18 S. Munns b Fitzhenry.......... .......1 J. Thuistan c Ckndingley b Fitzhenry .0 S. Hipgravec Sathish b Cordingley26 R. Sumner not out ............. ... .. .0 . Extras................................10 Tbtal.......................


114 ’ Bowling: N. Cordingley 9.2-2-26-2;


D. O'Neill 10-1-32-2; Salhish 7-1-22-4; M. Fallon 4-1-14-0; D. Fitzhenry 4-2- 5-2; S. Booth 241441. . : . '


CHERRYTREEV.


CLITHEROE CherryTree ■:


A. Mirza Ibw Dewhurst .............13 S. Friend run out............


.25


Mughal c Glover b Turner.......44 M. Hadfield b Turner.. . v..,.-.. .25 J. Bolton not out. . ; . . . . •... .49 J. Baldwin run out....... ............ .6 N. Robbins Ibw Pearce . . . . . . . . . .16’ A. Robinson notout. . . . . . . . . . . ..4 Extras. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; .1 4 TotaI(for6)


.196 a


. Bowling: A. Pearce 10-1‘34-1; J. Dewhurst 9-1-22-1; M. Hargreaves 10- 0- 29-0; D. Glover 10-0-34-0; Turner 9- - 1- 64-2.


' - >-■ Clitherdc •


Turner not o u t . . . ; . , ................100 N. James b Sudnik - . . . . ; ; . ; . .-.28 P. Dibb c Kennedy b Robbins ■ .v. .26 J. Dewhurst not out


Extras. . . . . v ;


' Total(for2)•..•..'..'........'.198 Bowling: J. Baldwin 4-0-17-0; J.


Bolton 8-1-38-0; N. Robbins 9-0-18-1; Mughal 3-0-16-0; A. Sudnik 10-2-31-1; D. Led 8-2-27-0; M. Hdfield 2.4-0-14-0.


BARNOLDSWICK V READ


Barnoldswick


M. Nutter c Marshall b Harvey . .34 L. Hodgson c O'Connor b Harvey; .7 Peake Ibw Harvey........... . .. .. .7 P. Beech c O’Ckmnor b Han-ey.; . .18 D.Scothemrunout .............2 J. Pickup b Harvey .............;.- .10 D. Oldfield c Harvey b Smithson; ..6 M. Seothem c O’Connor b Smithson9 A. Anwar c IVhallcy b Harvey. . . . .7 S. Sheraz c O’Connor b Harvey . . . .0 Z. Iqbal not out...................... ...0 Extras...............................;..4 T o t a l . 104; Bowling: A. Rushton 9-1-34-0;;


Haney 16.54-517; K. Smithson 84- 15-2. ,


■ Read.....


N. MarshbSheraz . . . . . . . ___..16 ■ M. Whalley c D. Scothem b Peake 27 Haney c Oldfield b D. Scothem'. .34 ■ K. O'Connor St Nutter b Peake....4 J. Marshall not out. . . . . . . . . ; . . . .9 A. Turnernot o u t


. . . .6


■ FNtras........ .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..3 Tolal(for4)


‘ , ■.;;.;'...99 Bowling: A. Anwar 7-2-22-0; Z:.


Iqbal 5-1-8-0; Peake 10.1-5.-15-2: S. ‘ Sheraz 3-0-31-1; M. Scothem 3-0-156: D. Scothem 3-1-8-1.


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EAST LANCASHIRE, FOOTBALL LEAGUE


FINAL TABLES ‘ .


Huist Green ’. . ; .26 19 ' 3 : 4 S ^ ^ e gt ads .....26


Rimington . . . . . .25: 22 nu


u 16


... First Division P W D I, P 1 3


,.26' 14: 5 :7 47


_Plll.........'..26' 14 < 5 ‘ 7 47 RockRovetS'..v.26 14>:'4 8 46 '


. Wor et home26. 1 3 '' 2 :'l l 41.' BorrowdaleUtd-.26 1 2 : 3 11 39 GoodshawUtd •;’.26 :'.9: 4 13 31 ■ Enfield; : ; .


,26 ; ’7 ' - 4 15 2 5 ''


ColneUtd ... . . .2 6 . 5 : 9 -12 24 Kclbrook..........26 ” 5 2 19 17 PcclPark .:.....26 3 3 20 12 •SettleUtd ....'.26 2 7 ‘17 12


■ 67 60' 3:' 7 5U


.35 .9


A.KhanbCordingley............4 B’tordYCW ....28 6 ” 7 S.PickleseSathishbO'Neill ...'..25 . B’fordCeltic ....28 7 2 AzmatcCordingleybSathish.;...22 , Sabden . ........2 8 4 6 N.HodgecFItzhenrybO'Neill ....5 B’mckTn ......28 4 5 P.BaistowcandbSathish


.......3 BlyBoys’Club ..28 3 3 Rcscnc Division


P W


Worsthome. . . . .28 19 HurstGreen ....28 18 :*BGS0B ..'.^.^SS W


' Stacksteads . . . . .28 15 . Rimington.......28 15 /Enfield....;...28 12 ■ Langhor.v...:'..28 12 ‘OssyStM .;■....28'■■’81 •Rock Rovers . . .28 11


GoodshawUtd . •Rawtenslall. .. .28


. Kclbrook .......... 28 Read Utd ..'.....28


. Peel Park .......28 ‘ Colne Utd ......28 ‘ ■points deducted ‘


DEVONSHIRE


CARPETS CRAVEN AND DISTRICT FOOTBALL LEAGUE


FINAL TABLES


. Premier Division p w D L P


Grassington Utd .22 14 5 '3 47 SkiptonLMS.. ..22 14 1 7 43 Oxenhope Rec. ..22 12 5 5 4i: Ciithcroe Lions ..22 11 6 5 39 HcIlifieldSp. . . ..22 12 3 7 39 CononleySp... ..22 11 3 8 36 WFCCIilheroc, ..22 7 5 10 26 SkiptonTn ... ..22 6 6 10 24 Waddington. .. ..22 6 5 11 23 Gargtave....... ..22 6 5 11 23 ‘Embsay....... ..22 4 7 11 13 Bradley...........22 2 First Division


3, 17 9 P w D L P


GargraveRes.. ..22 15 1 6 46 LongLee....... ..22 14 3 5 45 Pendle Athletic,..22 14 3 5 45 Oxenhope Res ..22 13 3 6 42 Grindleton. .. .. ..22 12 3 ‘ 7 39 Rolls-Royce...,..22 12 ■2 8 38 Oakworth..........22 9 5 8 32 AFC Padiham.,..22 9 4 9 31 Keighley . . . . . . ,.22 5 3 14 18 Cowling . . . . . . . ,.22 3 5 14 14 Carleton.'........ ..22 3 5 14 14. Intake . . . . . . . ; ,.22 4‘. 1 17 13 Second Division


Earby Tn..........22 "Trawden Celtic .22 •Chatbum ......22


. Pcndle Forest ...22 Pendle Renegades22 SkiptonTnRes..22 EmbsayRes__22 G’ton Utd Res.. .22 SkiptonLMSRes22 CononleySpRes 22 Rolls-Royce Res .22 Horton........ .. .22 . Third Division . P W


Settle Utd .........18 13 Silsden Whitestar 18 .13 B’wick Barons.. .18,13 SkiptonTnA....18'11 ; GrindletonRes ..18,10


' ‘OakworthRes ...18 ■ 6- Cowling Res ....18 5


' BradleyRes.....18:. 2 •points deducted


■ Earby Tn Res ..-.18 , 5 ' Waddington Res.18‘ 5-


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ROEFIELD LEISURE INDOOR FIVE-A- SIDE FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS


• NewInnll.DrunkenMonkeys


0; Real Bladdered 0, Clitheroe Clowns 6; Real Rosslee 3, Chicken


■' Legends 9; Regulators 4, Beer Can 3; 11511063 Wairiore 3, AFC Buck 1; ACMenl0,MMS4.


'


' FIXTURES Sunday-


> 9 a.m. - Wilkies Warriors v


L P 4 52 0 51 3 48 7 37:


10 32


■ 9 31 9 27.


12 20 12 20 13 19 15 15 14 14


L P 3 41 5 39 5 39 5 35: 7 31


11 19: ’ 10 18 11 17- 11 17 15 7


BacupCC . / .. .2 8 18 4 ClithcroeRBL-..28 17 5 Belvedere.......28 15 : 7, OssyStM ......28 14_: 9 Pcndle Forest . . .28 14 5 BGSOB ........2 8 11 7 Padiham A:.....28 10 5 Rawtcnstall.......28 9 4


L P 5 67 5 01 6 58 6 56 8 52 5 51 9 47'


10 40 13 35 15 31: 15 25 19 23: 18 18 19 17 22 12


L P 6 60 4 60. G 57 8 50


10 48: 10 41


14 38' 8 36 14 35


9 8 11,35 8


14 29 17 27 17 27-’ 16 21 18 21


Chicken Legends; 9-35 a.m. Real Bladdercd v Mad Dogs; 10- 10 a.m. - Real Rossice v Drunk­ en Monkeys; 1045 a.m. - Regu­ lators V Clitheroe Clowns; 11-20 a.m. - New Inn v Morning Glory; 11-55 a.m. - AC Men v Beer Can; 12-30 p.m. - AFC BuckvMMS.'


HARRY DEWHURST MEMORIAL


LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division


Boca Seniors V Dog and Otter (Wilson’s); Dog Inn v Church


. Tn (King George’s): Welly Clay­ ton V Stanhill WMC (Wilson’s). FINAL TABLES Fir.st Division


Welly Clayton;. .12 Boca Seniors ....12 Dog Inn ............12 Dog and Otter .'..12 Church Tn .•..';'. ;12 •StanhillWMC..12 Gt Harwood R.. .12 Second Division


L P 2 28 4 22 4 22 6 18 7'13 7:12 9 5


: P W D L P


Brewers Utd .. .-.12 10 0 2 ‘ 30 Slation'......;-..12 • 9 2 1 29 Globe Bullough ..12 5 2 5 17 Clayton-le-Moors 12 5 1 6 16 •CommercialOB.12 4 ..’,1 -7 10 Helmshore Harr .12 . 3 . 0 .9 . 9 Os^Refugees ...12 .2 : 2 8 :8' •pointsdeducted


WARBURTONS YOUTH FOOTBALL


LEAGUE- RESULTS


Under M *• Barnoldswick Barons 1,


Clitheroe Wolves 7, Under I.*).


Clitheroe Wolves Rangers 4, .


Brierfield Celtic Blue 1. TABLES ■ Under 11 P W D L P


Junior Clarets ...22 22 0 0 66 B’cliffe Rovers...22 20 0 2 60 Pendle Forest ...23 19 . 1 3 58 ‘C’roeWolves ...22 16 0 6 45 ‘Trawden Celtic .23 14 0 9 39 Tod.Borough ...24 11 2 11 35 Daneshousc .....23 9 2 12 29 Fullcdge Colts ...24 9 2 13 29 B’wick Barons.. .24 7 4 13 25 B’wickTn........ 23 5 3 15 18 Bly Rangers.......23 5 3 15 18 Padiham Saints..24 2 2 20 8 Tod. SC............23 I 1 21 4 Under 15 P W D L P


Todraorden.......24 20 2 2 62 B’cliffe Rovers...24 19 4 ’ 1 61 B’field Celtic R. .24 19 1 4 58 Gilne...............24 16 2 6 50 Bacup............... 24 13 -1 10 40 C’roe Wolves R...24 11 3' 10 36 IghtenLeigh ....24 9 6 9 33 Junior Clarets C. .24 ■ 9 4 11-31 Tod.Borough ...24 9 2 13 29 B’field Celtic B...24 5 3 16 18 Junior Clarets ...24 4 1 19 13 •B'wickTnRed .24 3 3 18 9 B’wickTn Blue ..24 2 2 20, 8 ‘points deducted-


ACCRINGTON


YOUTH FOOTBALL LEAGUE


FINAL TABLES ‘


• Under9 P W


Acc.Stanlcy ....20 18 R'dale Valley 0...20 17 HuncoatUtd ....20 14 St Joseph’s ......20 10 RishtonUtd . .■.'.20 ' 11 'Whalley ; . ; . . . ‘.20 . Wilpshire Wands .20. Greyhound Ford .20: Hashngden . . . . .20 ' •R’da!eValleyB..20 ■ Church...........20 .


Under 10 • P W


Ace.Stanley,22 19 Wilpshire Wands .22; 18 GtH’woodRvrs .22 15 Croc Wolves B...22 14 ForestWhite;.:.22'13 Forest Green . .. .22.10


R’dale Valley R.’ .22, C’roeWolvesR...22 , RishtonUtd ....22 . R’dale Valley B...22: W h a l l e y .22-’ Church.........22.'


L P


‘1,55 2 52 4 44


'6 34, 8 34


:-8 25 10 22 13,17 15 13 15 8 16,8


L P


1,59 0 58’


.4 48 8 42 8 40


10 33


v4 11.25 3 12 24 1 13 22 , 2'16 14


-2 :16 14 ; 0 21 3


' . : Under II P W D ,L P


ActStanley ....26 21 1 4 64 •C’roe Wolves R. .26 16 7 3 55 . RishtonUtd ....26 16 3 7 51 B’fordCeltic ....26 15 5 6 50 C’roe Wolves B. ..26 15 2 9 47 BaxendenYdIa ..26 14 4 8 46 Wilpshire Wands .26 14 3 9 45 HuncoatUtd ....26 13 4 9 43 R’dale Valley....26 i r 5 10 38 GtH’woodEvrs .26 7 7 12-28 •Darwen .......26 11 ; 2 13 26


•Church............26 2 3 21 9, •aaytonPR ;...26 '3 . 2 21 8 1Vhalley........26 0 0 26 0 Under 12 League One P, W D I. P


AKZO Nobel....18 15 OssyRangers....18 10 Ace. Stanley B. .'.18 11 BrunIcaDyn. ...18 11 Wilpshire Wands .18 9 Oswaldtwistle ...18 6- Darwen .............18 6 Langho..V.;;..;l8 4 1 13 13 Fulledgc(kilts'..-.18 ’’ 3 ’ 3 12 12 St Joseph’s .........18 1 2 15 5- Under 12 League Two P AV D .1, P


2 1 47 7 1 37 3 4 36 3 4 36 3 6 30 3 9 21 1 11 19


’


C’roc Wolves ....21 19 Oswaldtwistle ...21 18 Globe Bullough. .21 11 RishtonUtd ....21 8


PendleForest ...18 17 0 1 51. RishtonUtd . . ’..18:i6 :.l A 49 Haslingden:...'..18 ll,-' 3 , 4 36: R’dale Valley ....18 10 3 5 33 Acc. Stanley R.. .18 • 8 2 8 26 GtH’woodRvrs .18 7 HuncoatUtd ....18 7 Church............18 4 C’rocWolves ....18 3 BelthoraUtd ....18 0 , Under 14 League Two P'W D L P 2 0 59


0 11 21 0 11 21 2 12 14 3 12 12 0 18 0


, 0 3‘54 3 7‘36 4’ 9 28


Gt H’wood Rvrs .21 7 1 13 22 Borrowdale Uld .21 5 6 10 21 B’field Celtic....21 3 3 15 12- R’dale Valley ....21 2 3 16 9 Under 15 League One P W D L P


Belvedere...........18 14 3 145 Greyhound Ford .18 13 2 3 41 Acc.Stanley ....18 13 1 4 40 ReadstoncUtd ..18 9 3 6 30 B’ford Celtic ....18 9 2 7 29 Forest...............18 9 0 9 27 HuncoatUtd....18 7 2 9 23 GtH’woodRvrs .18 3 2 13 11 Wilpshire Wands .18 2 3 13 9 Rosandale Utd. .18 T 2 15 2 Under 15 League Two P W D L P


AKZO Green ....18 18 0 0 54 RishtonUtd ....18 12 3 3 39 Ossy Rangers....18 11 4 3 37 AKZO Orange...18 9 3 6 30 Blackburn Tn ...18 9 1 8 28 Feniscowles.......18 8 2 8 26 ■


■ Baxenden Villa ..18 5 4 9 19 Borrowdale Utd .18 5 2 II 17 •Haslingden.......18 2 2 14 2 C'roeWolves ....18 0 1 17 1 Under 16 P W D L P


Rd ...................25 19 4 2 61 Headstone Utd ..26 20 4 2 64 Wilpshirc Wands .26 18 3 5 57 R’bottomUtd ...26 18 3 5 57 Feniscowics .....26-17 4 5 55 BaxendenYilla ..26 15 ,2 9 47 Belvedere.


Nelson .........2 6 13 4 Forest............. 26 12 5


.26 15 4 7 46 9 43 9,41


AKZO Nobel..;.26 8 3 15 27 •Knuzden ......26 8 3 15 24 Ossy Rangers. :.■ .26 . 7 Haslbigden .......26 . 5 C’roeWoh’es ....26 4 Oswaldtwistle .. .26 2 •points adjudstment


3 16 24


.1.20 16: 1 21 13 0 24 6


GREAT HARWOOD AND DISTRICT


BOWLING LEAGUE RESULTS


■ Leonard Wliillakcr Cup Clitheroe Cricket Club A162,


Rushton St B 172; Coppice 185, Free Gardeners B 168; Globe B 160, Gt Harwood B 164; Globe. Heys 154, Burnley Rd B142; Hurst Green B 137, Oakhill Vets 206: Immanuel A 172, Mercer Park 183; Oakhill 158, Gt Har­ wood CC 186; Rishton Con. A 138, Gt Harwood A 157; Roe. Leo Park 184, Clithcroc CC B 131; Sabden Black 169, Green Park 152; Sabden Blue 142, : Globe A 164; Sabden Red 188,


Burnley Rd A 169; Salesbury A 153, R u sh to n 'S t A 170; Waddington A 190, Rishton"


_ Con. B 172; Waddmgton B 158, ■ Ribbicsdalc B 207; Whalloy B 200,SalcsburyB181. First Division


1. ,


:GIobc Heys 9, Gt Harwood B TABLES


First Division ■ ■ P W D L P


GlobcA . . . . . . . . . 6 4 0 2 38 RocLeePark.......6 4 0 2 37 Gt Harwood A. .. .5 4 0 1 35 RushlonStA.....5 4 0 1 32 Clithcroc CCA...5 2 I 2 28 GlobeHeys ... .. .5 3 SalesbutyA ... .. .6 2 BurnleyRdB ....5 2 yCon..............5 1


Gt Harwood B ....6 RibblesdaleA ....4 1 1 ; 2 14


ALTHAMS TRAVEL HYNDBURN


BOWLING LEAGUE TABLES


‘ , First Division . P W U I, P


FreeGardcneis ...5 - 4 • 0 - 1- 34


; WhalleyA . . . . . . .4 ': 3 ■ 0 ,^ 1-24 GlobeA ■;....... . ..4 ' 2:, 0’'12 24 RibblesdaleA ....5 2 0 3 24 RushtonStC.......5 3 0 2 23


.Sabden B ............5 2 0 3 23 Rushton St E...-. .4 2 0 2 21 BuraleyRoadC ..4 2 0 ,2 21 OssyCira__ .....5 2 1 2 21 SalesbuiyBlue ...5 1 0 4 IS GIobeE..............4 1 1 2 17 . . Second Division P W D L P


Coppice.............5 4 1 0 33 SydneyStrect ....4 3 0 1 29 Oakhill Ash ... .. .5 -3 0 2 28 Rishton Con. C .. .5 3 0 2 27 Mercer Park .......5 3 0 2 21 BumlcyRdB ....4 , 2 0 2 20 OakhillParkA ...4 2 0 2 20 Rishton BC.........5 1 0 4 20 Immanuel A .....5 1 0 4 19 Waddington A ....4 1 1 2 18 GlobeC..............4 1 0 3 15 Third Division


; , P W D I, P


GtH'woodCC ...3 Ribblesdale C .'..•.3, 3 Grange C .2 2 AlmaB............3 1 MilnshawPark'...3 1 Clitheroe COB ...3 1 SabdenA'........3 1 OakhillBeech . . . 2 ■ 0 BurnleyRdD ....2 0


ReadCC............3 3 0 0 22 WhalleyB.......... 3 3 0 0 21 Grange A ............3 - 2 0 1 21 Oakhill Park B .;.3 2 0 1 18 Waddington B. .. .3 I 0 . 2 15 Sabden C .......... .2 1 0 1 8 ImmanuelB .....3 0 0 3 6 Salesbury Red ....2 0 0 2 5 GattylVk.........2 O' 0 2 4 Fourth Division P W D L P 3


0 25 0 23 0 17 2 15 2 13 2 12 2 8 2 4 2 3


EXPRESS GIFTS HYNDBURN VETS


BOWLING LEAGUE TABLES


A Division : P W D L P


Wors!cyPark.;...7. 7 0 0 65 Ribble^aleA ....7 Rushton StA.......7 Rhyddings... . . . .7 Burnley Rd . . . . . . 1


7 .0


. 6 0 6 0 5 0


0 65


J .6 2 1 59 2 54'


Peel Park A ....... .7 5 0 2 52 GattyPkA ....; .7 5 0 2 45 Sabden BC..'......7 3 0 4 39 Ldtverfold.,..-.....?. 3 0. 4 36 Rishton BC.....-.7 ■ 1 0' ' 6 26 Oakhill Vet A. V . . .7- 1 ■


0 6 25


• WorslcyB ...’.....7 T.- O :-6,23 MercerPk


: Oakhill BC ... .. .7 7 ImmanuclA, .;.-..7' 6 Waddington. . . . . . 1 5. RibbIcsdaleB ....7 4 ImmanuelB .......7 3 RushtonStB.....6 5 BulloughB - . .. .. .7 ' 3 Oakhill Vets B ..; .7 : 3 ■ HurstGrecn .'....7„ 3 Read BO . . . . . . . .7 - ‘3 MikishawC ..'....6 2


■PcclParkB '...V..?, .0' Milnshaw B -.... . . 7 0 CattyPkB ....;.7,‘ 0-


7 0 , 0 7 19


:WhalIeyBC'......7 .-.O:: 0; 7 18 ,-i...... :. B Division ; P W D L P


0; ’070 0 1 54 1 1 51 1 .2 50 , 1 ,3 47 0 ’ 1 46: 2 2.45 - 1 3 43 0 4 42 0 4 35 .0: 4 30 0 7 25 o:- 7 20 0 7 18


0 2 34 1 3 22 1 2 18 0 4 16 6 16


www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, May 22nd, 2008 63 Darts and Dominoes


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS


AND DOMINOES RESULTS


Alan StnnccI Mixed Doubles Final: Phil Greatorex and


Tracey Parker beat Linda War­ ing and Steve Kenyon. Semi-Finals: Linda Waring


and Steve Kenyon beat Jimmy and Trish Hargreaves; Phil Greatorex and Tracy Parker beat Steve Conti and Lindsay Astin.


. . — Quarter-Finals: Linda-Waring


and Steve Kenyon beat Daphne Heap and John Schofield; Jim and Trish Hargreaves beat Andy Porter and Lou Proctor; Phil Greatorex and Tracy Parker beat Alan and Sally Slater; Steve Conti and Lindsay Astin beat Joy Warburton and Sailor Bill. FIXTURES Tomorrow,


' The Singles and Doubles


finals will be held at tomorrow’s presentation night, at the Swan and Royal. , ’


THWAITES,


' CLITHEROEAND . DISTRICTPOOL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Premier Division Buck A 10, St Peter’s A 2;


Bay Horse 5, RBL A 7. First Division


Stattion 3, Wagon A 9; White


Horse A 7, Read Constitutional 5; Conservative Club 6, Black Horse A 6; St Peter’s B v Buck B.


. Second Division Kings Arms 7, Conservative


Club B 5; Buck D 6, Higher Buck A 6: Low Moor B 5, Stork B 7; Bernard’s Buck 4, Rose and Crown B 8. Third Division


Wagon and Hrioses B 8,


White Lion 4; Black Horse 3, Kings Arms B 9; RBL D 7, Buck Wrinkleys4. Fourlli Division


Dog Inn 6, Pendle Hotel 6;


Victoria A 7, Craven Heifer A 5; Higher Buck B 2, Victoria B 10. FIXTURES Tonight


Premier Division Low Moor v Buck A; RBL A


V Billington B; St Peter’s A v Bay Horse.


First Division Buck B V Station: Read Con-


■ stitutional v Conservative Club; Wagon A v White Horse A;


. White Horse V St Peter’s B. Second Division


Conservative Club B v Buck


D; Dog V Low Moor B; Rose and Crown B v Kings Arms; Stork B V Bernard’s Buck.. Third Division


Buck Wrinkleys V Black


Horse, Catsle B v Wagon and Horses B; White Hart B v RBL D.


Fourth Division De Lacy v Dog Inn B; Pendle


Hotel V Higher Buck B; Victoria B V Royal Oak A.


B DAWN Stevenson won


> the Ribble Valley Ladies’ Darts Association singles final


/ /T h e Low Moor darter beat Craven’s' Janet Gai/


:Iagher in the showpiece. / ' Pat Dixon and Eileen


jrungbluth (Black Bull) emerged as (he .winners


'oMhe doubles knockout .when (hcy’acVountcd for. Black Horse’s Dot Baker and Debbie Birch in the final


ai'iHigli scores came from' iD.-Birch' (133); L.-Lambc (125), D. Sicvenson Vnd J.


' Gallagher (121), P.- Dixon' and D.-Hodds (117)VD.‘: Baker (114,112), E. Juiig/ blutli,';!}.’ Stcvenson;’'D.'i Bifchiand L;! Celestial (100).


Outstanding tournament


CLITHEROE stunned some mighty opposition to claim a remarkable second place in the invitation-only Manchester Hockey Tour­ nament. : The event was played on


.the international water- based hockey pitches at Belle Vue stadium, used by England to train and play international games and tournaments such as the Commonwealth Games, and, most recently, the 2007 men’s and women’s European Championships. First up for Clitheroe


were the very impressive Bowdon Hockey Club - one of the biggest clubs in the country with over 20 teams, and after a fantas­ tic team performance, Clitheroe lost out 1-0. ; Clitheroe.were encour­


aged by their performance and were confident going into their next game against West Lynn. A breathtaking perform­


ance set the tournament alive, with Clitheroe destroying West Lynn 9-0. The team could do no


wrong and played some, outstanding passing play. Clitheroe then took on


the might of Timperley, who featured a number of North Premier players. Clitheroe took the game to Timperley and pulled off


. an amazing 2-0 win. A sa result, Clitheroe


grew in confidence and were next up against last year’s winners. Sale. An end-to-end battle finished with the teams sharing the points in a 1-1 draw. At the halfway point,:


Clitheroe had recorded two wins, a draw and a defeat in a tournament were all they wanted to do was avoid coming last! Next up was the City of


Manchester club, and a confident Clitheroe, after another tight game, came away with a 2-0 win and three more points. With two games remain­


ing, Clitheroe took on Runcorn, another club who were having a excel­ lent tournament. This turned out to be


one of the hardest games of the day, with both teams playing some powerful hockey, and again Clitheroe put in a strong performance and took all three points with a narrow 1-0 win. Last up for Clitheroe


were Sale B, and another fantastic team perform­ ance. finished , with Clitheroe hammering Sale, 7-0. : The presentation start­


ed, and to the delight of Clitheroe, the team had finished second, only one point behind tournament winners Bowdon. This was an outstanding


tournament for the club and they really enjoyed the' wholeday.


;. If anyone would be able


to offer the club sponsor-: ship,- please contact Han-: nah (07855 337708) or ■: email clitheroehockey- club(ghotmail.co.uk


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