Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, Juiy 24th, 2008


Greats w in fo r Cobras


IN a rain affected game, reduced'to 16 overs',' Clitheroe Cobras Under 15 (2), produced an excellent performance to ; chase.-,:dowii the Oswaldtwistle total of 79. - Oswaldtwistle domi­


nated the early exchanges and looked set for a;large score before Bowness (3-20): ti l te d i th e ' game the Cobras’, way. ■ Following previous poor attempts when chasing totals, Clitheroe struggled for a while after lo'sing the early^ wicket of Neville. ■ However, a period of


t-S.’'


consolidation; followed ■ by some controlled hit­ ting by Parkinson (30 not out) and Scott (30; not out) ^tobkvsthe Cobras to the verge of; victory. The five - runs


required in the lak over were scrambled;with a couple of:baIls to spare leaving the Cobras wor­ thy winners. _'


■ Batting failures cost


Clitheroe Cobras Under 18s against Whalley. 'With three of the top


four batsmen scoring two between them, the Cobras couldn’t post a high enough target to defend successfully against the visitors. ■, ■ , Liam Nuttall batted


well for 20, as the hosts' struggled to 33-6 after 12 of the'allotted 18 overs. > Bradley Geelan (17) provided some stability, while Ross Dent’s sCur-: lying between the wick­ ets added a late flurry for 21, but the total of: 75 never looked enough. Taylor (2r7) and Fur-


longer (2-ll);were the pick, of -Whalley’s bowlers. ■ Thanks to a miserly


opening four overs from, JameS;!, Scotta(0-3)i Whalley,: made’slow progress towards the- target,'as Robinson and Stinson combined,to snap up Ainsworth for six,::;:‘and;%Kilkenny;, bowled Taylor for 16,: the first of his four,vic­ tims for 15 runs. ■ However, strong bat-,


ting from'Keighley (31 not out retired) laid the foundation ' for the ■\Vhalley middle order to see them home to a five-; wicket victory.


SPORTS DESK , Edward Lee


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Cliris Boden -


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Read duo pile on winning runs


: READ consolidated their- position in the top half of the Veka Ribblesdale League table when they beat Ribblesdale Wander­ ers by 35 runs on Saturday. But the results left their


vanquished visitors floun- - dering near the foot of the table. No play was possible


until 3-15 p.m. and play was, therefore, restricted to 31 overs per side. And the Wanderers had


no hesitation in asking . Read to bat once play got underway.


- Professional Joe Scuderi .


and Barry Spencer bowled :. unchanged for Ribblesdale. But they could not pre­


vent Read posting a defendable total.


Spencer struck twice


early on to, remove Michael Whalley (9) and Andrew Rushton (1). The paid man then got


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in on the act to remove Kyle O’Connor (17) and Joe Marshall (6), but the innings took a turn in a positive direction for Read when professional Jon Harvey and Andrew Turn­ er got together. ■ Harvey lasted just over


an hour and scored a run- a-ball 56 which included four fours and-two sixes before being bowled by Scuderi. And it was like watching


the Turner of old as he smashed 35 off just 17 deliveries before finding the safe hands of Gary Hunt off Scuderi. After their double . departure. Read managed


, : Clitheroe washed out


THERE was no play in the game between Clitherpe. and Veka Ribblesdale League title hopefuls Padiham- on Saturday.' The Chatburn Readers will be hoping to boost their lowly league position with a double-header of action at the weekend. On Saturday they travel to. Barnoldswick before entertaining Blackburn North­ ern on Sunday. ,


,


to bat out the innings out to close on a challenging 140-9. Scuderi finished with 5-


54 off 16 overs and Spencer 3-79 from 15. Wanderers needed a


solid s ta r t to challenge that total. But Rushton had Scud­


eri caught hy Kyle O’Con­ nor for just eight and fel­ low opener Alastair Marsh was bowled by Elliott Lowes for five. Craig Hall amassed 23


before being run out. • And there were double­ figure contributions from Gary Hunt (10), Ryan Gladwin (17) and Russell Bradley (18 not out). But in the end the Read


bowlers kept a tight enough grip on proceed­ ings to ensure victory. Warren Eastham was


the pick of the bowlers with 4-19 from his six overs. Harvey paved the way


by only conceding 26 from 11 and Rushton claimed 3- 40 from nine. ; Read will hope to con­


tinue their climb up the table when they travel to Settle on Saturday before entertaining league leaders


• ,


Great Harwood on Sun- day. And Wanderers will


hope to move away from the foot of the table as they come up against the two teams below them in


■ the table. : ■ On Saturday they host Oswaldtwistle Immanuel : before travelling to bottom


: club Earby on Sunday. Rend


M. -Whalley c Kerr b Spencer. .. .. .9 ,


, A.‘RiishtoncMarsh bSpencer ..v.l . K. O'Connor c Gladmn b Scuderi .17 :r Han'eybScuderi


J. Marshall b Scuderi


■ A.TurnercHuntbScuderi .......35 W.EasthambSpencer ... .. .. ..- ..6 : ■,:E..Artingstollrunout


....... ;.0


■ A. La j a r o c k n o t o u t . . . . . . .1 E.LowesbScuderi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I K.


: Extras...................... . .....7 Total (for 9 ) ........................ 140 .■


: ■ Bowling; Scuderi 16-2-54-5; B. . Spencer 15-2-79-3. ' Ribblesdale Wanderers


ScuderieO’ConnorbRushton ....8 A. Marsh b Lowes.................... .5 C. Hall run out ..........................23 M. Briggs b Rushton ................... 0 G. Hunt c Artingstoll b Rushton . .10 R.


. H. Kaye Lowes b Eastham.......... 0 B. Spencer not out........................9 Extras................................... 9 Total (for 9 ) ........................ 105 , Bowling: Harvey 11-3-26-0; E.


Lowes 5-1-15-1; A. Rushton 9-1-40-3; W. Eastham 6-2-19-4.


Whalley have rare off day


A RARE off day saw Whalley slump to defeat at the hands of Settle on Sat­ urday. A rain-affected


encounter saw the visitors- take the spoils by 21 runs. ' And it was an afternoon


where none of the Station Road batsman stepped up to the plate.


• Only four boundaries


were scored in the entire innings, chasing Settle’s ; score of 144-5.: . ■ , ■ And one of those was a maximum from profession­ al Rajagopal Sathish, who top-scored with just 28 from 33 deliveries. , , ^ : , The early dismissal - to the fourth ball of the reply


1 - of Neil Gordingley didn’t help, while Sathish was next to go after holing out. to Shaun Airey off Edward Read. With the batsman hav­


ing crossed. Matt Hanson , faced the next delivery, but ■


•when it was time for Lee. Kearsley: to face a ball, he. : was out immediately when caught by Jeff Ellis off ; David Morrell. •


, And when Hanson fell


for 22, followed immediate-,^ ly by Declan Fitzhenry (20), the writing was on the wall. Richard .Palmer’s


■ (21) also weighed in with crucial runs at the death. And the total proved too


unbeaten 24 was the only, other highlight, as Whal-: ley struggled for any kind of rhythm all afternoon. Three wickets fell with-■


out a single run added to the total, as Jim Blair (5),’ Galium Mahon (0) q^nd Jame's Taylor- (0) all departed cheaply. -..


, • And it was Ellis who did


the damage, cleaning up the tail end with figures of 3-7 from his 3.5 overs. ■. • Earlier, an opening part­


nership of 53 between Set­ tle professional Bret Silvey and Ellis laid the ground- - work for a decent score. . In . their reduced 29 overs, they kept the score ticking along at a respectable rate, with Ellis hitting three sixes before he was castled by Stephen Booth for 44. Paul Taylor also made


an unbeaten 35 off just 36 balls, while Robbie Preston


steep a mountain form Whalley to climb, as they hope for better this week­ end with a trip to league leaders Great Harwood on Saturday followed by a : home clash with Padiham


; (wickets pitched 1-30 p.m.). ■ Settle ... .


, ■ Silvey c Sathish b Sathish........1 6 J. Ellis b Booth................. .....44


. T. Davidson c Palmer b Sathish... .6 P. Taylor not out. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 5


. R. Preston b Corduigley. .. .. .. ..2 1 ' S. Alley c Hanson b Cordinglcy... .7


■ P.Ridgivaynotout .................2 ■ E x t r a s 13 Total(for5) . . .__-..'......144 ; Bowling; N. Cordmgley 8-1-29-2;


■ Sathish 14-1-65-2; S. Booth 74)-43-L :: ■ Wlinllcy


■ N. Cordingleyc Airey b Morrell . . .0 :-M. Hanson c Worthington b Read 22 ■. - Sathish c Airey b Read


.28


: L.KearsleycEllisbMorrell '..;'...0 "D. Eilzhenryb Daridson . . ; . .


.20


S. Booth st Worthington b Davidson7 R.Palmernotout'....... .. .. .. .2 4 .


■


'J.BlaircRi9givaybEllis. . . . . . . . .5 . C. Mahon b Ellis. . . . . . . : v.....-. .0: -. J. Taylor ru n o u t . .'.. .. ; .. .. .. .. .0 -


.D.O’N e i l l b E l l i s ; . . .2 :•.■; Extras. . . ; . . .


.15


■:Tolal-...'v.-...;......;;;..-.123 ■' -. Bowling; D. Morrell 9-2-28-2; E ., ■ Read 6-0-20-1; T. Daildson 7-1-34-2; .:L. Read 3-0-26-1; J. Ellis 3.5-1-7-3. : i


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Snupe, shows some of (he V


Our picture, by James action from the second


annual canoe polo tourna­ ment hosted by Clitheroe Canoe Club, (s)


Splashing day out for Valley paddlers


PADDLERS from across the North West had a “splashing day out” when Clitheroe Canoe Club hosted its second annual Canoe Polo tournament. ' . Canoe Polo is one of the eight canoeing


Smithsonnotout . . . . . . . . . . . . .1


disciplines pursued in the UK and is thought to be the country’s fastest grow­ ing canoe sport at the moment. It com­ bines paddling and ball handling skills with an exciting contact team game, where tactics and positional play are as important as the speed and fitness of the individual athletes. ■ Thirty paddlers from clubs in the.


North West took part in the fun tourna­ ment, including (jlitheroe, Pendle Pad­ dlers, Manchester and Liverpool. Some rare sunshine made the occasion all the


GladwinIbwEastham ........1 7


J. Bunyan c Rushton b Eastham.. .0 S. Kerr c Turner b Eastham.......... 6 R. Bradley notout .....................18


. more' enjoyable, with a series of games between six teams, each of five players. Honours went to the “Bart” team, com- prising players from Clitheroe, Pendle and Friends of Allonby, who won three out of


' their four games, the fourth being a goa- less draw. ■ •■ ■' Clitheroe Canoe Club, based at its pur-


pose-built facility Chatburh Water) Chat- burn, is a family oriented canoe club which offers opportunities in recreational and competitive canoeing and kayaking to people of all ages. For more informa­ tion on the club and its activities, contact membership secretary Marie Heyworth on 01254 822440 or -visit the club website at: www.clitheroecanoeclub.org.uk


Golfers brave elements


ROYAL Birkdale was not the only wet and windy golf course over the week­ end. But it was business as


usual at Clitheroe Golf Club as members braved the elements. And none fared better


than Steve Dean who guided playing partner Tim Stanley to a 41-point total in the fourball stable- ford and first prize. Dave Kitson and


Richard Thompson lost out on a card play-off with the winners and had to set­ tle for second with the same score. ' The other Thompson,


Garry, and playing partner John Pawson produced 39


; points for third place. ■ . The single stableford on -


Sunday saw John Wetton claim the spoils in Division Cne with a solid 37 points. Archie Moro made a-


welcome return to the win­ ners’ enclosure by taking second prize but only after posting a better back nine than Scott Thompson vvith thesamescore. -


, Division Two saw Alan Houghton take top spot courtesy of a cracking, front nine of 21 points. ' Houghto-n’s 38 point


total gave him a two-shot ' margin over Nick Tomlin­ son and,Doug Wheatley was a further two shots away in third. , Alex Rigby is having a tremendous season but


nothing to date matches his nett 66 in the midweek medal. A back nine of one over


par gave him a three-shot advantage over second- placed Barry Thomas. Simon Sxvindells got the


better of his buddy Clive Wood after a card play-off for third place, both returning nett 70s. Chris Vines missed out on the prizes when a bogey six at the last gave him a nett 71. Mytton Fold held its


club qualifying round for the International Pairs competition over the week­ end with winners Steve Brooks and Phil Clegg . going forward to the regional final in Scotland in October. : • ; : . Should they progress


further, the following day they will play in the UK Final at Carnoustie. Their score of 44 points


beat the pairing of John Berry and Dave Clegg by a clear five points, while Ray Standring and Mark Green were beaten into third on a card play-off. . Dan Rodgers made a swift return to the win­


ners’ enclosure at Whalley Golf Club. He carded 84-15-69 to


win the medal on Sunday and earn another handicap reduction; Trevor Thornber (80-


10-70) was runner-up, Craig Gornall (77-4-73) was third and Colin Elliott scooped the pool by scor­ ing the only two of the day. Once again the weather


tor Clitheroe Golf Club ladies’ day was cloudy and wet, but this did not deter a good turnout to play for the president's prize on Thursday.


' First prize went to Pat


Rees with a super score of 101-36-65. . ■ In second place-was


Sarah Hale (83-10-73) and third prize was won by Chris Stokes in a card play-off, with 78-5-73. .. ■ President Geoff Roberts


provided and presented the prizes and everyone had a most enjoyable day. Juniors a t ■ Whalley


enjoyed a stableford round with Aaron Ripley, win­


ning a card play-off with Tom Tuley after both


scored 37 points. ■ - ■ Whalley in the last four


WHALLEY Tennis Club's mixed team reached the s finals of the mixed knockout cup as they continued' _ fine run form this season with a well-deserved victory over a strong Burnley team at Station Road. : : The Whalley team of Cathy Homes and Henry Far-


rer. Sue Liver and Tom Ormerod took the match by six sets to one before the visitors conceded the last set. ;


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U P R E A T HARWOOD W AND DISTRICT


BOWLING LEAGUE .' - ■ , RESULTS . ' Firsl Division-.


■ . Clitheroe CC A 9, Burnley Rd B 1; Gt Harwood A 8, Salesbury V A 2; Ossy Con. 7, Roe Lee Park 3;


• RibblesdaleA7,GlobeA3;Rush- ton St A 9, Gt Harwood B 1. ■ Second Division .


- Globe B 2, Sydney Street 8; Hurst Green A 6, Whalley A 4;


: Rishton Con. A 9, Rushton St B 1; Waddington A 3, Free Gar- •


: .denersA7. • , Third Division .


. Burnley Rd A 7, Immanuel B 3; Gatty Park 4, Mercer Park 6;


' ■ Immanuel A 8, Ribblesdale B 2; Immanuel B 4, Green Park 6; Oakhill Vcts4, Green Park 6;


■ Salesbury B 8, Grange 2. : Fourlli Division


Free Gardeners B 9, Hurst


Green B 1; Milnshaw Wands 4, Rishton Con. B 6; Oakhill 3, Sab- den Blue 7; Waddington B 7, Whal- ley B 3; tVhalley B 8, OakhiU 2. TABLES


Firsl Division P W D I, P


GlobeHcys...;.14 '8 „ 0, 6 90- RusbtonStA....14 9. 1 4.80 Roe Lee Park....14 9 0 - 5 80


. - . Globe A ;15 8 0 7 79' Clitheroe CCA'..13 6 2- 5 71 RibblesdaleA ...14 5 ,1 8 65 OssyCon............13 6 0 7 59 Burnley Rd B .. .15 4 2 9 53


. Gt Harwood B.. .14 , 3 1 10 53 SalesburyA.......14 . 4 1 9 46 Second Division P W D L P


Rishton Con. A . .15 12 0 3 94 Sydney St ......15 11 0 4 92 BW Gardeners A 15 II 0 4 91 SabdenBlack ...14' 7 0 7 77 Waddington A.. .13 8 0 5 67


• ■ Hurst Green A...14 5 0 9 67 Rushton St B .. ..15 5 0 10 65 GlobeB ........1 4 6 0 8 60


■ ■ WhalleyA.......15 5 0 10 59 Sabden Red . . . . .13 5 0 8 57 Gt Harwood CC .13 3 0 10 51 ■ > Third Division P W D L P


. OakhiUVets.;...15 10 1 4 91 Green Park . . . . .15 11 2 2 90 MercerPark ....15 .10 0 5 90 Grange............15. 6 0. 9.71 ..SalesburyB .....14 ■7 1 - 6 70


• Ribblesdale B .. .15 ' 5 2 8 69 Gatty Park .....14. 6 . I 7 67 Immanuel A . .. .14 , 5 0 9 64 . Burnley Rd A ■. .,13 .7 0 - 6 62 • Gt Harwood H ..12 I - . 1 7 53


■ Immanuel B .14 3 0 11 53 •


Fourth Division ,P W D L P


. Coppice ........1 3 12 0 1 91 Free Gardeners B 13 6 .3 4 74


■ O ak hill....13 7 1'- 5 73 Rishton Con B ..12 7 . 3 2 67. W'addington.B.. .11 6 2 3 66.


,■ WhalleyB .......13 5. 1 7,66- SabdenBlue ....12 ,6 . 1' .5 61 Milnshaw Wands 13 - 3 1- 9 52 . ■HurstGreenB...12 2' 1 9.35 ■ ClithcnieCCB-..12 1 i : iO 35 .


ALTHAMS TRAVEL HYNDBURN


BOWLING LEAGUE First Division ; P W D L i>


. Free Gardeners . .12 9. 1- 2 75 • GlobeA .........11 , 8 ' 0 3 73- GlobeE ..'.;.;-..12 ;:5' .'2 '.5 61


: Rushton St E;;-.-.12' 6 0 . 6 60 BumleyRdC ;..12:'. 6 . 0 ,-.6 60


■RibbIesdaleA .-.-.I2 . 4 0' ’8 60 OssyCon. ......12 6 • 1 . 5 59 Salesbury Blue'. .12 < 5 0 7 52 -'


: SabdenB ..'.V...12 4-1 0 :8.5l RushlonStC...;12 5 0 7'50’ WhaUeyA .■.'.■:'..ll ,5 0 .. 6 49 : Second Division


■ P W D. L P


. (kppicc . . . . . . '..12 9- 1 2 75 • SydneySt . .. . . . i r . '.9 :0 2 73 • BumleyRdB ;..I2 ,7 . 0:'5'65


.- ■ Rishton Con. C ..12.. 6. -0 V6 OP ■ . OakhillParkA...12 : 6 0 ,'6 58 InunanuelA ..■..12 5 0^ 7 58 'OakhillAsh ......12 . 5 0 7.57 -


• .WaddingtonA..-.11 4 1 6 54 : . MercerPark ....12 :. 5 0 ; 7,51 GlobeC ........12' 4 : 0 8 49.


' ;SalesbuiyR(ri'.V.10 .- 6 0-- 4 47-.- ’WaddingtonB;..10,-;. 3 • O'- 7<47‘-


t I


. Immanuel B >... .1 03 S 0:; 7 41- Gatty Park.........9 4 0 5 40


■ SabdenC..-......9'-'3 O ' 6 36,:-:


■:RishtonBC....':12 -4 - 0 8 48 , Third Division


Fourth Division : '


- ' '- I - . P W D L P. GtH’woodCC ..10 10 0 0 78,


.GrangeC .■....■..10 8 0 : 2 64- Alma B..........10 6 0 4 60


.RibblesdaleC .-...9 6 O ' 3 55 Milnshaw Park ...9 3 1 5 41 - Oakhill Beech . . -..9 3 0 6 34 : Clitheroe CO B ;.10 2 .1 7 34 Sabden A . . .....10 2 0 8 33 : Burnley RdD ....9 2 0 7 30


EXPRESS GIFTS IIYNDBURNVETS


BOWLING LEAGUE A Division


. P W D L P


Rhyddings.......16 15., 0 1 138. RushtonStreetA 16 13 0 3 135 RibbledaleA ...-.16 14 0 .2 135 ' WorsleyA ..;...16 12 1 -3 125 PeelParkA .....16 11 0 '5111 Burnley Rd .....16 10 0 6 110 Loive rfo ld16 8. 0-8 100 SabdenBC .....16 7 0 9 89 .Gatty ParkA .’.-.le, 6 '1 9 86 RishtonBC ;.C.16. 4 ■ 1 11 71. Oakhill Vets A-...16 - 3 211 -71 MercerPark ....16 2- 1 13 66 WhaIleyB0.....16 3 0 13 60 WorsleyB ......16 1 0 15 - 47 B Division • P W D L P


OakhillPk ;.....16 16 0 0 153 Rushton St B'....16'13 1 2 135 Globe Bull........16 9 4 3 111 Immanuel A ....16 11 1-4 109 W'addington.......16 10 1 5 109 Oakhill Vets B . . .16 9 1 6 108 Immanuel B . .. .16 ■ 8 . 1 7 101 RibblesdaleB ...16 6 3 7 100 Hurst Green ....16 9 0 7 100 ReadBC ........16 5 1 10 71 MilnshawC......16 2 0 14 66 Peel Park B ......16 1 2 13 62 MilnshawB.....16 2 3 11 62 GattyParkB ...16 2 0 14 57


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT CRICKET


LEAGUE P W 1) L P


.LowMoor . .. .. ..9 9 0 0 27 Rimington......9 ■ 7‘ 1 ■ 1 22 Chipping A ......8 5 1 2 16 Calderstones. . . . .9’ ’ 3 0 6 9 Sabden ............... 9 3 0 6 9 St James.............8 3 0 5 9 Ramblers............9 0 0 9 0


VEKA RIBBLESDALE


CRICKET LEAGUE Senior Division .


P W L N B P


GtH’wood ..15 11- 2 2 16-132 Baxenden ...15 9 3 3 23 122 Padiham....15 9 3. 3 21 120 Edenfield ...15'' 8 . 4-3 21 110 B’wick .....15 8 4 3 10 99 Read.......... 15 8 5- 2 13 , 99 Whalley ....15 -6 .7: 2 18 84 CherryT. ...15 6 6 3 13 82 , Settle ......15 , 5 7 ' 3 19 '78 Clitheroe... .15 ■ 5 7 3 17 76 . B’buraN. ...15 3 10 2 32 68 R’daIeWandsl5 4 9 2 19 65- Ossylmm. ..15 3 8- 4 11 - 53 Earby ...'...15 1 11 .3 9 28 ■ First Division P W L N B P-


Belvedere ..-.15 10 3 2 23 129 R'daIeW.2..I5 8 '6 1 31 114 Settle2 ;:...I5 ■ 8 3 4 17 109 Brinscall ....15 7- 4 4 21 103 Padiham2 ..15 7 5 3 23 102 Read2 ...;.15 7 6 2 26 102: CherryT.2..15 7 7 1 27.100, 'Ossylmm.215 6 6 2 19 92 ■'. Salesbury ...15 6 5 4 II -83:: Stacksteads .15 6 7 2 17 . 83 Belvedere2;.15 ; 5 7 . 3 15 74 GtH’wood2.15 : 4 - 7 ,4 20 72 Clitheroe2 ..15 3 9 3 16 55


■•Whalley2..15 1.10 3 11 37 Second Division P W I, X B P


OakhiUParkB ..10 4 0 6 49


P W D . I. P ngeA'....-....10 .'9 .: 0 . 1.75 . ^lleyB^.■....10 v 6 0 4 55.' dCC .....;.10 6 0 .4 53


Feniscowles .15 9 . 3: 2 20 119 Baxenden2..15■ 8 3 4 22.114 - Edenneld2..15 8 4 3 25 114 ■ •BlyGSOB .14 8 4 1 24 114 , •Salesbuiy2 .15 7 4 .3 16 102 Feniscowles215 8, 6 1 17 100 Rolls-Royce .15 6 7 2 29 95 B’buraN.2 .15 6 5 4 15 87 B’wick2 ....15 , 6 5 .4 8 80 Earby2..■..,15- ■ 5■ .6 .-4;14 ;,76. : BlyGSOB2.15. 4 ■ 7 3-10'62. Stacksteads215:t 1-12 ■ 2 38 .-54 .- Brinscall2 ..14'’3 - 8 -3 14 -53 ■ Rolls-Royce215 -3- 8 J 10 52


Third Division . P W L N B P


R’daleW.3',.12-9 2 1 Settle3 .....12 ' 7 3 2


ChenyT.3..11 . 7 -1 3 9 88 FeniscowIes311 6 2 3


Earby3.....11. 6 3 2. 9 75 Read3 .....10 O, 2 3


Padiham3 ..11 5 4 2 17 73 OssyImm.3.I2 .3 6: 3 24 63; Edenfield3..10 4 3' 3'l2 61 Belvedere3...9 ■ 3 2 ■ Clitherae3 ..11 3 ■ 5 : .■B’buraN3 .10 2 4 4 Baxenden3..10 2: 5 3 Salesbury3.;.9 : 2 5 2 lVhalley3..-.10 2 6 2 B’wick3 „..10 . 1 7 2 GtH’woodS.ll.- 1 8 2


‘tied game - . ■: MEWIES


, SOLICITORS CRAVENAND


DISTRICT CRICKET


LEAGUE TABLES


Second Division ■ ■ / P W D 1/ P


Haworth Road . .14 IL 3 0 36 Haworth .......... 14 8 5 1 29 Ingrow.......... ; .I4 7 : 4 3 25‘ Chatbum... .. ..1 4 ' 6 3 4 23 Wilsden ............ 14 6 3 5 21 ■ Pendle Forest ...14 5 3 6 18 Sutton ..............14 -4 4 6 16 Ingrow S J .........14, 3 7 ■ 4 16 Foulridge........... 14 4 3 '7 15 Airedale.............14 2 6 6 12 •LongLee..........14 2 4 7 12 Denholme.........14 1 3 10 6 Fourth Division P W D L P


.Riddlesden...i..l4 12 1 1 37 Haworth WE....14 9 ,3 2 30 Cullingworth2 ..14 9 2 3 29 E&Gilstead'..;.14 8 5 1 29 Ingrow 2 .............14 5 -3 6 18 Haworth 2 .........14 4 5 5 17 Crossflatts2 ....14, 4 3 7 15 Bradley 2 .......... 14 3 4 7 13' Chatbum 2 .......14 3 4 7 13 Sandy Lane 2....14 3 4 7 13 Thornton 2 .......14 3 3 8 12 PcndleForest2 ..14 1 3 10 6 •tied game '


;';Uan,s and Dorniriocs'


CLITHEROE MEN’S INVITATION


SUMMER DARTS LEAGUE


■ RESULTS Red Division


Swan B 0, Royal British


Legion B 7; Waddington 6, • Horse Shoe 1; St Michael’s A 1, White Lion 6.- Blue Division


Brovvn Cow 2, Pendle Inn 5;


Royal British Legion A 0, St MichaersR07. : ■ FIXTURES


•


. Monday Red Division


• Horse Shoe v St Michael’s A;


. Craven.v White Lion; Legion B V Waddington. Blue Division .


. Swan A v Low Moon Brown


Cow V Royal British Legion A. TABLES


Red Division ; P W L P '


Legion B . . . . . . . . . .6 6 - 0 35 Craven Heifer...... .6 4 2 29 - StMichael’sA ......? 5 2 -27 : ^VhiteLion . . ; .......7.. 3 4 27 Waddmgton . ; . .


.6 ■ 4 • 2 24


HorseShoe T..........7 -.1 - 6 ■ 15 • SwanB . . . . ; .........7 -..0. 7 : 4. Blue Division P W L P


StMichael'sRO ....6 4 ,2 28 SwanA . .. .. .. .. .. .5 - ; 5 0 26; Pendle Inn....... ....6 4 ..2 22-, LowMoor ......; .'.5 > 3 • 2 21, BrownCow . . . . . . . . 6


LegionA ...V......6 0 6- 8 CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS


AND DOMINOES . - RibblcLcaguc> • Darts -.•■St-'-


Buck Inn B 6, Waggon and.


Horses 3; Swan and Royal 7, Castle 2; De-Lacy 1. Judge WalmsleyS, Horse Shoe 1, Black' Horse A 8. .• -A


' Dominoes . •


Horses 13; Swan and Royal 12, Castle 9; De Lacy 12, Judge Walmsley 9, Horse Shoe 10, Black Horse 11. Pcndic League D a


Buck Inn B 8, Waggon and 16.109 18 94


12 81 14 73


(2) , RV Bolton (2), N. Glover, P. Gretorex, J.Wilson, B. Hart, T. Hinchcliffe, R. Jones, J. Harg­ reaves, J. Schofield, J. Marsden; 137, J. Wilson; 134, T. Harg­ reaves; 132, D. Southwell; 125,


9 38


I I ' 37 7 .33 14 30 12 28


' J. Hargreaves (x2), J. Wilson, . - M. Mercer; 123, M. Mercer, D. Heap; 122, J. Marsden; 121, M. - Proctor, J. Wilson, J. Taylor, J.


- Hargreaves; 120,1. Warburton, K. Parker; 114, J. Schofield; 109, J. Wilson; 104, D. Heap, A. Longton, J. Hargreaves (check); 101, D. Southwell; 100, S. Stan­ ley (6), R. Jones (5), S. Hoole (5), L.-Wright (4), T. Hinch-- cliffe(3), R. Bolton (3),B. Hart (3)


(2), J. Price (2), K. Parker (2),


• J. Whelan (2), N. Chamley (2), •B. StanIeyJ2), S. Townson (2), J. Marsden, S. Simpson, J. Har­ greaves, R. Fielding, J. Gud- jeon, D. Buttegieg, D. Steele, K. Duut, J. Taylor, S.'Flannery, J. Wilson, M. Proctor, T. Parker, N. Glover, A. Southwell, T. Har­ greaves.


TABLES


Ribhlc League Darts


• ' . P


BuckB ............■;......................42 Judge Walmsley....................... ..34 BlackHorseA ...............


..34


Waggon ....................................29 Swan.........................................2-1 HorseShoe............. ................. 2L DeLacy.......... .........................17 Castle.........................................5 Dominoes


-


DeLacy............; . . . . ...............70 ' • Judge Walmsley..................


- P .66


Black Horse A .............•........ ..62 BuckB................................5 9 Castle....................................... 59 ' Swan.................... ...•.............57*. HorseShoe.......... ...................55 Waggon .................•..................55 ■ Pcndic League Darts


P Buck A ................................20


• White Horse. . ; ..................... ...17 Social C l u b ; ...................15 BlackHorseB


................15'


Pendle.................. ■■■ : .*


Social Club ^BuckA


RIBBLE VALLEY DARTSAND DOMINOES


SUMMER LEAGUE ■ • RESULTS - Darls


De Lacy A 11, Black Bull


Chatburn 1; Bay Horse 10, Black Horse 2; Billington Brass Band Club 3, Black Bull Langho 9; Judge Walmsley 8, Higher - Buck 4; Swan With Two Necks ■ 4, DeLacy Dragons8. .. . , i Dominoes


- 5 14 -


: . De Lacy A 10, Black Bull Chatbum 2; Bay Horse 5, Black -x. Horse 7; Billington Brass Band. Club 7, Black Bull Langho 5; Judge Walmsley 8, Higher Buck. 4; Swan With Two Necks 6, De Lacy Dragons 6.-


■ • . Combined.


De Lacy A 21, Black Bull Chatburn 3; Bay Horse 15, ■


.Langho 14; Judge Walmsley 16, -t Higher Buck 8; Swan:With Two Necks 10, De Lacy Drag- ons 14. : ■ ,


■


Black Horse 9; Brilington Brass - Band Club; 10,' Black Bull .' .


Dominoes ■


,^..6 ^ -P


.46 • .38-


White Horse....'...........’........ ..36 Pendle.....».. . . . . ; ...............34 BlackHorseB


.29 . THWAITES


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL


LEAGUE •RESULTS : ■ Premier Division


Buck A 6, Billington B 6; Royal British Legion B 9, St


• Peter’s A 3; White Hart 5, Royal British Legion A 7. .• ■ First Division.


St Petpr’s B 9, Read Con. 3;


Black Horse A 4, White Horse A 8; Station 3, Con. Club A 9; White Horse B 9, Buck B 3. Second Division


Buck 10; Higher Buck A 6, Dog A6.


Con. Club B 2, Bernards ■


Third Division -- - ■.- Castle B 8, White Lion 4;


Kings Arms B 8, Royal British Legion D 4; Wagon B 8, Buck Wrinkleys4.


J Fourth Division : ■ ■ . Craven Heifer A 6, De Lacy 6. •:


I FfXTURES' V.


■ • Tonight ■ Foundation Cup - ■


Quarter-Finals: Royal British


Legion A v Buck B; Buck A v Kings Arms A; Rose and Crown B V Royal British Legion B; Read Con. Club v Station. - " , TABLES


.. Premier Division • . ■ P W .D I, P


RBLB....-......7 4-. .3V0 63: RBLA.......'...7 5 • l : ' ' l 61 BuckA^.............7 3 . 2 2 57' J/jwMobrA ......7 . 5 ,1 1 56 ■' BayHorse . . . . ; . .7 ' 0 . 4 .3.42. StPetcr'sA ......7 ', 1 2 - 4 39. White Hart A ....7 1- 2 4.39 BillingtonB........ 7 0 ■ 3 ; 4 35 . First Division


“ : P W D L P


■tVhiteHorscA ...8 ; 6 , 1 1 71 , ■BIadHorseA....8 .5 : 1. 2 67. WhitcHoiseB..;.8 4- 2. 2 65 BuckB.>.:.:.-...'..8 .'4 : '1 3 61 Con.ClubA ..:;.8 3 -1: 4 56


:StPeter’sB:;.....8 ..3"':0-- 5 51 Read C o n . .8 3 1 4 49 Station B . . . . . . . .8. 2 ■


1 :5 43


WagouA........ ..8 '2 - 0 6 41 ■ ' Second Division -


• P W D L P


Bose&CrowuB ..8. 6 2 0 80 KingsArmsA .'...7 .5 1 .163 DoglimA . . . . . . .8 ; '4 - 2 , 2 62:- BeraardsBuck ...8,. 2.-;4 2 59


‘ ■ ■:


'HigherBuckA'-.'..8-::2 3 : 3.55 •. StorkB:-.'.;......7 ' 3 “ 2' 2 50 ' :Con.ClubB.;..-..8 “ i: 1 .,6'.38 Low Moor B1; r. .7'. 1 1 •: 5 37. BuckD .............7 1 2 4 29


.


140, M. Mercer (2), D. Steele ■ 6 38


4 6 48 3 - 6 -45


r t s -


Pendle 1, White Horse 8.. - . Dominoes -


Pendle 13, White Horse 8. . HIGH SCORES


ROEFIELD LEISURE INDOOR FIVE-A­ SIDE FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Chicken Legends 3, Beercan 11; Clithcroe Clowns 1, AFC


' Buck 1; Drunken Monkeys 2, AC Men 6; Mad Dogs 8, Wilkies Warriors 2; Morning Glory 1, Regulators 7; New Inn 14, Real Rossice 2; Real Bladdered 3,


■MMS6. ■ ■ FIXTURES ' ■


Sunday. . ■ ■


, 9 a.m. AC Men v Wilkies Warriors; 9-35 a.m. AFC Buck v Regulators; 10-10 a.m. Beercan V Real Rossice; 10-45 a.m. Chicken Legends v Real Blad­ dered; 11-20 a.m. Ciitheroe Clowns V New Inn; 11-55 a.m. - Drunken Monkeys v Morning Glory; 12-30 p.m. Mad Dogs v MMS.


TABLE ; ' . P W D L P ,R Greatorex(2), M; Mercer,


Regulators........ 15 13 1 2 40 Beercan.......... .16 12 2 2 38 New Inn............16 11 1 4 34 C'roe Clmvus ... .15 10 2 3 32 AFC Buck........ 15 8 5 2 29 Morning Glory . .15 9 . 1 5 28 AC Men........... 16 7 1 8 22 Mad Dogs........ 15 7 1 7 22 Wilkies Warriors .16 5 1 10 16 Chicken Legends .16 3 3 10 12 EcalRosslee ....16 4 0 12 12 MMS.......... .-..16 3 -3 10 12 Drunken M’kcys .15 3 1 11 10 Real Bladdered . .16 3 0 13 9


Third Division '


..KingsArmsB ....7 . 6 1 0 67. • WagouB


P W D L P 7 ' 4 - I '.2-57


RBLD......-....7--5 0 ' 2 57. CastleB..........'..7;. 5 0 . 2 56-


WhiteLion ......7-- 3 0 4 49- WhiteHartB ..-..7 2 2 3 48 BuckWrinkleys ...7 0 1 6 29 BlackHorseB..-..7 0 1 6 28 Fourth Division P W D L P.'


Higher BuckB ...6 4 1' 1 57 .VictoriaB........ ..5 4 1 0 55 DeLacy ..........6 3 1 2 41 DogInnB . .. .. ; .6 0 2 4 -31 Craven He'ifer A ..6 - 1 I 4 31 YictoriaA ..........4 ■ 2 ' 1 ,1 29' Pendle Hotel. . . . .5 1 1- 3 22 ■ Ladles' Division . : P W D I, P


RBLA; . . . . . . . . .6 5 0 1 51 Station...............7 5. 0 2 48 BuckA................6 4 0 2 41


: Kings Arms . .....7 3 0 4 37 BuckB.......... ....7 3 0 4 27 DeLacy. . . . . . . . .7 '0 0 7 15


Cricket Saturday Clitheroe (v Barnoldswick,


away, meet noon) N. Bolton, P. Dibb, N. James, D. Turner, D. Glover, M. Hargreaves, A. Pearce, F. Hussain, M. Preston, C. Palmer, Turner. SDame team Sunday (v Blackburn Northern, home, meet 12-30 p.m.) except J. Dewhurst for C. Palmer. Scoren


■ A. Kilkenny. Clitheroe 2nds (v Belvedere,


home, meet 12-30 p.ra.) P. Bish­ op, P. Cox, A. Hutchins, J. Houldsworth, M. Houldsworth, P. Gaskell, I. Bythell, A. Corma- ck, M. Berry, A. Meade, L. Nut- tall. Same team Sunday (v Sales­ bury, away, meet 12-15 p.m.) except C. Palmer, P. Earnshaw, C. Musson, J. Holgate for I; Bythell, A. Cormack, M. Berry, A. Meade. Scorer: TBC (Sat), T. Bleazard (Sun). Ribblesdale Wanderers (v


Oswaldtwistle Immanuel, home, meet 12-30 p.m.) G. Hunt, A. Marsh, D. Howard, S. Kerr, J. Bunyan, R. Bradley, R; Glad­ win, M. Pratt, H. Kay,-1. Brit- clilfe, Shetty. Same team Sunday (v Earby, away, meet 12-20 p.m.) except B. Spencer, P. Spencer, M. Peel for I. Britcliffe, A. Marsh, R. Bradley. Ribblesdale Wanderers 2nds


(v Oswaldtwistle Immanuel, away, meet 12-15 p.m.) P. Spencer, M. Wrigley, G. McGuire, R. Clarkson, M. Clarkson, S. Braithwaite, J. Britcliffe, L. Gidlow, C. Jackson, J. Hopkins, J. Dickinson. Same team Sunday (v'Belvedere,- home, meet 12-30 p.m.) except I . ' Britcliffe, R. Lloyd for C. Jack- son, P. Spencer. Scorer: M. Spencer. .. .. ■ - .. Whalley (v Great Harwood,


away, 1-30 p.m. start) N. Cord-: ingley, M; Hanson, Sathish, L. Kearsley, D. Fitzhenry, S. Booth, R. Palmer, J. Blair, M. Davies, J. Taylor. D. O’Neill. Same team Sunday (v Padiham, home, 1-30 p.ra. start) except N. Fielden for J..Blair. ■ . Whalley 2nds (v Great Har­


wood, home, 1-30 p.m. start) 1 Grace, L. Burgess, S. Gorton, D Ainsworth, T. Keighley, D. Bark er, E. Topham, R Topham, S Mukherjee, S. Laycock, G. Bark er. Same team Sunday (v Padi­ ham, away, 1-30 p.m. s tar t) except G. Jones for S. Mukher­ jee. ,


.CONTACT. ;THE’SPORTS


■' “ DESK ;' Edward Lee


edw^.lM@eas(]ancsnews.co.uk 01282478163^ ‘>-1


..Chris Boden ^ chris.bodcn@eastlancsnews.co.uk i l^'Phil'Simpson-’l ' . ■


phil.simpson@easlIan<^ws.c6xik *^’ - .''0 1 2 8 2 4 7 8 1 6 5 K\-


STUART Gall won the ChaK Templeton Bowls


: Classic:: at WhallejL -Bowling Club.', -irj From a'very strong field'of-. bowlers, the Great Harwood contest­ ant beatrAccrington’s' Cliff Hope 21-9 in the final.


■'.'Both: bowlers-jhad performed superbly all day, but .Hope tired a little in the final, leaving the way clear for Gall to take the title. - RESULTS


— Quarler-nnals ::


" M. Beardmore 21,- R. PlattlS; C. Hope 21, R.: Turner 12; T. Singleton 21,‘ R. Isherwood 18; S. Gall:21, G. Radivojevic 16.


Semi-finals .- ■ . . .


■ Beardmore 10, Hope 21; Singleton 18, (jail 21.: Final


. Hope 9, Gall 21.


9 The Hoiida Civic Classic Mixed Doubles Bowling Competition will be held atRibbles-: dale Wanderers on Sunr day. , There will be no prac-;


tice, and a -15 minute scratch time will be enforced, with refresh­


ments available all day. DRAW.


' 9-30 a.m.: G. RaraelF


and M. Cornall v G. and J. Moore; B. Slinger and' partner v;D..: and C.; Anderton; S.: Gall and E: Stansfiel d v J. ■


Chatwin


and M. Wright; J. Postlethwaite and B;, Pilling y L Berry and M; Smith.'


'


.10-15 a.ni.: M. Beards- more and P. McGirk v A. Dewhurst and L. Tomlin-: son; H. and D. Forshaw v M; Fryer and partner; B. and T. Williams v B. Ash­ worth; and M-.Water- housei'J.' Slynn and-D. Pickering.y R. and E. Howorth. • -11-15 a.m.: T;-and C. Ness , V •


M.'.and S.


Edmondson; G. and M. Atkinson V'J.--Jackson and :L.' Collins; E.-iWal- lace. and M;- Griff ies V A. Corn^l'andL.'Nuttall; E; Fisher and D. .Ogden v B. Smith and-A.'Hutton.’,S-; ’v;12-15 p.m.::D. and D.- Walker v M; Graham and KATomlinson;:L‘):and J. Hauler v. D.'and J. Navin;' C.'Snape and B.-Hicks v A’. and M.-Norman; P.- Holt and R; Turner, v R; - and M. Smith.


Waddington Village


Clubvjwill .'host: its AnnualwFloodlight Pairs Bowling compe­ tition in September.;,) - ;^h'e event starts on’;


September. 2nd/with finalsinightstaking place'bn September. 18th. "-j


'' Entrey fee is £8 per


pair,i.with'en try, forms and information from ■ E ."'Houghton:(0120 0 429561':-:-or'^ 07811 013629).'/-. f ' j . ,V’ ■


P3 eOiiPUTERS - SPEeiALISfNQ m WHITEPOMD, PROdEOTOR & OAiLi INSmUTIONS • \


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