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CLITH%pE;;^p stoiihed tdah emphat-j ic witf againstiBlack-l burhiNo'rtherri'C.in the'East’Eancashire' Open Tennis Leagu'e:«' stDlitheroe pair Edged Ravehscrbft‘ and -Phil; Milehain beat a strong Blackburnpair6-2i.6-:


r i On the other,court,'


the' Clitheroe second pair,;Steve Pym and D ominic Parrott, ran out 6-3,6-3 winners.w4 t ! In the return match-


eSirRavenscrofband; Milehain ran but easy winners 6-3,6-O.J / , But the stars of the


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show'were ;Pym>and, Parrott, who won'.thb first set 6-2/ befdre,thej Blackburn _du6 fought" back to win the'second' 6-3. . > , ' ■ PjTO had beenfight-J


ing h'^d from the back: of; thb; court;: battling; long, rallies';-with .Par-; rott finding it'difficult to get into the game at; the net; I f f


.


liV'At the beginning 'of: th'e'fihahset,': things: looked/grim: fonthej pair,;'who'; went: 3-Oi down. , To their great ciedit;i


Pym “and Parrott picked: themselves; up,', winning six consecu­ tive games to take the third set 6-3. . ’ v<iWith;Parrott.play-.


ing some bf'his best-! ever tennis and Pym’s consistency;grit:and determinktion;'4 the match'was won.’ ’


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Rushton is the star as Read win cup thriller


' READ held on to win a thrilling Ramsbottom Cup quarter-final at Baxenden on Sunday by just four ' runs.


After Jon Harvey’s side had posted a total of 242-8 in their 48


. overs, the hosts required 11 runs off the final over to prevail. Andrew Rushton took the ball,


but when Szliatoszlavek hit his first ball for six, Baxenden looked well on their way.


‘ Rushton then bowled a dot ball,


before his next delivery saw Szliatoszlavek out to a brilliant catch from Harvey at mid wicket. The batsmen crossed, seeing


Gary Sudworth facing the next ball, which again was a dot ball. ; ■


Sudworth, however, looked to


have won the game off the next ball as he opened his shoulders and looked to have crashed a six, only for the ball to catch on the wind, with Warren Eastham tak­ ing the catch on the boundary edge to earn a place in the last four at home to Ribblesdale Wan­ derers on July 6th.


, Earlier, Sudworth and Rushton


had again been the centre of attention, in an over that also had a big bearing on the outcome. ■ Read stood on 21E8 going into


their.last over, with Sudworth returning to bowl after earlier tak­ ing 1-28 off nine overs. ' Elliott Lowes hit a single off his


Andrew Rushton ■


first ball, and Rushton crashed the next five deliveries for six to finish unbeaten on 57 - his 50 coming off just 26 balls. Baxenden had won the toss and


inserted Read, with Harvey the mainstay of the innings, compil­ ing a superb 89 against his former club before being bowled by ;Dominic Bulcock. His 50 came off 76 balls, with


four fours and a six, before ploughing on to 89.


-v Other . batsmen got starts, '.including openers Nick Marsh


,


y (18) and Michael Whalley (12), with Kyle O’Connor (13) and


. Andrew Turner (22) also in dou­ ble figures, before Rushton’s hero- ics, as Read finished on a more--


; than-competitive 242. Read made an immediate


breakthrough in Baxenden’s reply, as Lowes bowled Callum Waddington for a single, but .David Parkinson and Ashar.


, Zaidi, substitute professional from Bolton League side Greenmount, set about building the founda­ tions. Rushton took the first of his


four wickets to see off Zaidi for 39, but half-centuries from Parkinson (51) and the typically belligerent Ian Austin (56) pushed Bash, towards the finishing line. • Bulcock also added 44, with


Sudworth making 22, before his late bid to win the game ended in failure. ■ Read’s league game on Satur-. day at home to Oswaldtwistle was abandoned without a ball being bowled, with both sides taking . three points each. Tomorrow, Read are at Padi-


, ham in twenty/20 cup action (6- 30 p.m.), before a trip to Earby on Saturday (1-30 p.m.).


Whalley are their own worst enemies


ON what can only be described as a minefield of a track at the


, Arbories, Whalley have only themselves to . blame for not making the semi-finals of th e . Ramsbottom Cup. The Station Road side


let Padiham of the hook at 66-4, allowing them ■ back into the game, end­ ing up chasing 216, which should have been within their grasp at 132-2 with more than enough overs left. ■ , Padiham professional Kashif Siddique made ■ his intentions clear by blasting from the start, but he fell to a Rajagopal Sathish-like catch from Callum Mahon for 27 off just; 13 balls, before Umar Saddique joined . him three runs later on 32.


Lee Anderson was


next to go fora duck on 41, and Pete Usher added 17 before Sathish - bowled himat66.:: - Anthony Hall and opener Abdul Saddique


-■ 1*


set about rebuilding the innings, before the latter was run out for 50. Peter Shirtcliffe helped


Hall take it to 206, ■ before Hall fell for 69 at 206 and Stephen "The Councillor" Booth cleaned up the tail with three quick wickets. Pick of the Whalley.


bowling was Neil Cord-' ingley with 3-34 off his allotted 10 overs. After the break, Mar­


tin Davies and Richard Palmer got Whalley of to a great start, despite the horrors of the track, and were most unfortu­ nate to lose Davies to a run out for 33, with the score on 55. ■ , Sathish never looked


at home on the wicket, and got a shocker,that shot along the deck as he went for 10. Meanwhile, Palmer


was playing a' real cap­ tain’s innings a t '' the other end, and-when Cordingley joined him, :; Whalley must have been favourites, but a break


■for rain seemed to inter­ rupt their flow, and Cordingly fell for 17. : . Shortly after. Palmer


went for a fine 58, and the gamblers would still have backed Whalley.


. Lee Kearsley went for a swift 20, and Mark Fallon looked like seeing the visitors home, but he was stumped for 35 off' 36 as Whalley needed 23 from the last three overs. But they could not'get


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the- ball away,: and Declan Fitzhenry and John Rain fell for what would have been sixes if they had been a foot: either way of the fielder. - Whalley;will regret


missing the opportunity, to progress into the semi­ finals, and look to the twenty/20 as their only hope of honours when they visit Ribblesdale. tomorrow, before travel-' ling to Cherry-Tree on ' Saturday in the league. ■


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CLITHEROR Cobras have announced a three- year sponsorship deal with Castle Cement. The local firm has kit­


ted out all Cobras teams from Under 9s to Under 15s. Cobras chairman


Farouk Hussain said: "Our youngsters will now look like a team as well as playing like one. • “I am so grateful to Castle Cement for sup­ porting us.” Castle Cement general


ganager Gary Young (pictured holding one of the shirts, s) added: “We are very keen to recog­ nise and support worthy local causes “The work undertaken


with these young chil­ dren each week is terrific, and we are thrilled to be


. supporting the Cobras “We recognise that vol­


untary community organisations such as the Cobras invest a great deal of time and effort into providing social opportunities for so many youngsters, and we


. are very willing to help where we possibly can - “At a time when youngsters receive a great deal of negative publicity for their atti­ tudes and conduct,here we have a really positive local success story and we are very proud to be asso­ ciated with it.”


Joe fires Wanderers into semi-final derby


JOE Scuderi fired Ribblesdale Wander­ ers into the last four of the Ramsbottom Cup. 'The Church Meadow professional smashed an unbeaten 135 at more than a run a ball as derby rivals Clitheroe were beaten by 54 runs.


. -. Gary Hunt also weighed in with an impressive 75, as Wanderers cracked a run-rate in excess of six per over. • But it was Scuderi who carried his bat


throughout the innings, smashing 19 fours and two sixes to post a total which proved to steep for Clitheroe to climb. ' Scuderi’s knock came off just 127 'balls, but with his side batting first, he


..lost his.opening partner early as Stephen Kerr holed out to Michael Dewhurst off Mark Hargreaves for just sbc.


■ • Martin Peel hit two boundaries before . he departed for 13, while Martin Briggs was largely patient in his innings, but still managed to hit two sixes. -


: '. ‘ But it, was Hunt, alongside Scuderi, • who helped carry the total out of sight


: of their visitors, as he hit eight fours and : .two maximums in an explosive 75. ■ : Many of the Clitheroe bowling attack came in for punishment, not least Danny Glover, who was cracked for 73


' in his 10 overs. ■ He did manage to pick up the wicket -


■ Saturday’s home game with Earby was aban­ doned, with both sides taking three points each. ■


- of Hunt having got one through the gate,- but David Howard picked up the " baton to hit 11 off just-three balls before'


being run out off the final ball of the innings.


A total of 289-5 was always going to


be a daunting prospect for Clitheroe, and it looked more so when Neil Bolton was caught by Hunt off Scuderi for seven. Peter Dibb played cautiously for his


17, hitting just one boundary before he was trapped in front by Howard, while Dewhurst (1) was run out by Martin Peel having faced just one delivery. But the turning point of the innings


came when professional Paul Turner, who had cracked 10 fours annd two sixes in a 76-ball knock of 73, snicked a Hunt delivery behind to wicket keeper Russell Bradley. Wickets fell at regular intervals from


that point on, with Glover (9) and Carl Palmer (11) both removed by Hunt. - ; Matthew Coulter did send Wanderers


, nerves jangling with a half century, but • he was out soon after for 51 off 64 balls. ' And time.ultimately ran out on


Clitheroe, as the run-rate grew, and two run outs at the death, that of Mark Hargreaves (5) and Graeme Kershaw (30) saw them dismissed for 235. And Wanderers will now face another


local derby in the last four, as they pre­ pare to face Read. ' Wanderers and Clitheroe were ai£jfe


due to meet in the league on Saturdays but the conditions saw the match aban­ doned without a ball bowled.'' ■ • ; ' ^ And the pair will hope for better on


Saturday, with Wanderers entertaining Edenfield and Clitheroe travelling to Settle (wickets pitched 1-30 p.m.-).'-.'.


P3 COMPUTERS ■ SPECIALISING IN WHITEBOARD. PROJECTOR & CABLE INSTALLATIONS - + New deal! VEKA ^ RIBBLESDALE (iflbRIGKET LEAGUE ' ’


Senior Division ' P W L N B P ..11 8 1 2 12 98


B’wick........11 8 1 2 10 96


■ -'Baxenden-..;!!-. 6 3 2 19 85 :'Padiham'-...;ll -6 ; 3 '2 17.


! R cad ......'..ir-5; 4 2 10 .66 lVhaIley..';.;ll:,'4 5',2'12: 58- 'ChenyTree .l i:''4 : 5 2 :, 7'-531 -B’bumN.'.;.ll. .'2'-,7 - 2 26 - 52


. R’daIcW.....ir-:3 -6 2 15 51 SelUc.-'......ir;3-;6- 2 12 48 Ossylmm. ..11 - 2 7- 2 11 37


■ Earby ..;;-..ll 1 8 2 6 22 ■ First Division


■ , P IV I. N B P


Belvedere ...11 - 8 2 1 18 101 . Padibara2...11 6' 3 2 16 '82 ■


■ Settle2'.;...ll;>6 3 -:2 15 81- ' Brinscall'.;..1155 - 3 '3 17 76-. R’daleW.2 ..11- 5 5 1 22 75.


:. Ossylram.2.11 .,5 3 -2 11....74 Stacisteads .-;11 ■- 6 Iv 5 . 0 14 74 . Rcad2 ........ 11 4 - 5 2 20 66 ChenyT.2..11 4 '6 1 1 8 '6 i : Salcsbuiy;...'.ll' . 4 5 --2 9 55. Belvedere2-..ll .4 , 5 2 9 55 GtH’«-odd2.11.3 6 2.18 '54


■ ■Clitheroe2v.ll '3 - '6 . 2 12 48 .\Vhal!ey2V..ll:'l ■ 7 .2 l l '; 34 1 . ■ Second Division . . P W L N B P


- Salesbuiy2 . .11- 7 : 2 . 2 15 -91 Femscowles..!! 7 3 ,1.16 89 FeniscowIes211-^7 : 3 1 15 88 Baxenden2 ..11 6 3 2 20 86


. Ederiie!d2 ..11 . 6 - 3 - 2 16.-82 BlyGSOB...10 , 5 -4 -1 18 71- B’bumN.2..11-' 5 4 2 13 69 Earby2 . ; .. .l l- 5 -'4 - 2 12 68 B’wick2 ....11 : 5 4 2 8 61 Rolls-Royce .11 : 3 6 2 21 57 BlyGS0B2 .11 4 5 2 6 52 Brinscall2.'..10 2- 7 M2 35 Rolls-Royce211 . 2 7 2, 8 34 Stacksteads211 ' 0 - 9 2 26 .32 . Third Division . P W L N B P


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i : R’daleW.3,...7 ,6 O ' 1 8 71 , ' Settle3 ;;r.;.8 5 -1 2 12-•68 R e a d s . .7 ‘4 1 2 9 55 CherryT.3...7 4 1 2 5 51 Padiham 3....7 3 3 . 1 13- 46 EarbyS ......7 4 3 0 5 45 Belvederes-.'..e 3 1 2 6 42 Ossylmm.3 ..8 2 3 3 13 42 FeniscowlesS .7 2 2 3 6 35 EdcnfieldS ...6 2 r 3 4 33 CUtheraeS ...7 2 2 3 4 33 Salesbui7.3V..6: 1 C3 2 8 24 VVhalleyS .•;’..5 ;1 . ;2 2. 5 -21 BaxendenS ...6 1 4 1 6 19 B'wickS ...;.7 0 5 '2 10 16. GtH’wood3 .-.7 -' 0 6 1 12 15


; B’bumN.3...6 0 2 -4 4 14 MEWIES


SOLICITORS CRAVENAND


DISTRICT CRICKET LEAGUE


■ TABLES Second Division • P W D L P


Haworth Road ...10 8.. 2- 0 26 Hawerth........lO .6. 3 '- l '2 1 'Chatbum ...;..10 5 - 1 3 18


- Ingrow.-.....-....10!' 4 :3 -,- 3 15 .Wllsden...;.-....10‘'4 ':'3 - ,3.15


. .Foulridge ........10.' 4-<2' 4 14 ; IngrowSJ..........10 3 4 3 13 PendleForest;.-...10,''3;.'2''5 11' Sutton..........1 0 3 2 5 11


■ •LongLee...:...10 : 2 3 4 11 -• Airedale.....;...10 "2 3 .'5 9 Denholme...;...10 '0 2 -.8 2 Fourth Division P W D 1. P


Riddlesden .;....10 8 - 1 1 25 : E&Gilstead.......10 7 3 0 24


■ Ha»erthWE ...JO ;.6;. 3 :1 21' : Cullmgworth2...10 6 1' 3 19. Ingrow2 .........10 . 5 2- 3 17- ' Crossflatts2 i....lO -4 2 ' 4:14 ■ Bradley2


Sandy Lane 2 ....10.- 2 3 5 .9 : Haworths....;..10 2 3 -:5.-9 ■


: Thomton2;.....10 . 2 .1:1 < 7: . . Chatbuni2......10 -1-- 3- 6- 6, PcndleForest2 ..10 ' 1 --2 -7 5 ■'tiedgamee., •


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GREATHARWOOD: AND DISTRICT


)WLING LEAGUE RESULTS


■ First Division ■ - . . Globe A 7, Salesbury A 3; - Ribblcsdalo A 3, Globe Heys 7; ,


• Ribblesdale A" 9, Burnley Road H I .


' Third Diiision ; Grange 3,' Mercer Park 7. ■ 10 3 2 -5 11


' Edenfie!d...'.ll 6 : 3 ;.. 2 17. Clilheroe ....11 .5 4 , 2 12 68


TABLES


First Division ' -. - P W D L P


Globe Heys -. . .; .10 6 0 4 65 Gt Harwood A ....9 7 0 2 60 GlobeA ......'..10 6 0 4 58 ‘ Rushton St A .. .. .9 7 0 2 56 Roe Lee Park..'...9 6 0 3 53 ClitherocCCA-...9 5 1 3 51 RibblesdaleA ...10 3 1 6 45' BumleyRdB ...10 3 2 5 36


, OssyCon. . .. . . . .9 3 0 6 35 Gt Harwood B ....9 1 1 7 31


i Salesbury A i . . . .10 2-,.l 7 30 . . . . Second Division- ’ ■ : ' P W. D L P


■ Rishton Con. A .. .9 7 0 2 55 SydneyStreet ...10 6 0 .4 55 Btee Gardeners A .9 ,6 0 3 54 'WaddingtonA....9 7. 0 2 51 SabdenBlack ....9 5 0 4 51


: Hurst Green A. . . .9 4 -0 5 48 SabdenRed . .. .. .9 4 . 0 5 41 GlobeB'............. 9 4 0 5 41 Rushton St B .. .. .9 3 0 6 38 - Gt Harwood CC . .9 2.-. 0 ■ 7 35


-IVhallcyA . . . .. ..9 2 0 "7 31 : - > Third Division ■:,;- “ ‘ , P W D L P


' Mercer Park ....10 6 . 0 4 60 OakhillVets......9 - 6 1 2 55 GieenPark__ ;.9 6 1 '2 54 Grange. . . . . . . ';U0'-''?4'«0 "6'47 ImmanuelA ’.';...9 4 ' 0 -- 5 45 RibblesdaleB ...10 3 - 2 5 45 GaltyPark ... .. .9 4 1 .4 44


. Salesbury B . . . . . .9^ -.4 . 1 4 43 Gt Harwood H ...9 ,4 0 5-43 BurnleyRdA ....9 : 4- 0 , 5 38 Immanuel B . . . . .9 ' 3 0 6 36 - Fourth Division . P W I) L P


Coppice ..............8 .7 ..0- 1 51 . Oakhill............... 8 5 1 2 49 Waddington B. . . .8 - 4 >2 .2 47. . Rishton Con. B .. .8 5 , 1 •. 2.45. Free Gardeners B .8 4 2 2 .44 - WhalleyB..........8 - 2 1 5 37- SabdenBlue .....8.


3 0 5 35


Milnshaw Wands .8 2 1 5 35 Hurst Green B .. ..8 2 1 5 27 CBlheroeCCB-;;.8. 1 ; L: 6 27


EXPRESS GIFTS HYNDBURNVETS


BOWLING LEAGUE TABLES


A Division P W D L P


RushtonStA....ll 10 O' 1100 Rhyddings........11 10, 0 1 95 RibblesdaleA ...IF 9 0 2 89 Worsley Park ....11 - 9 0 2 86- Burnley Rd.......11 7 0 4 78 Peel Park A . . . . .11 7 0 4 73 SabdenBC......11 7 0 4 72 Lowerfold..........11 4 0 6 65 GattyPkA .....11 4 0 7 60 Oakhill Vet A .. ..11 2 1 8 47 Mercer P k .........11 1 1 9 44 Rishton BC.......11 2 0 9 41 WhalleyBC...r.ir-2 : 0 9 39 WorsleyB ......11 ; i 0 10 35 B Division


. P W D L P


OakhillBC .....11 11 0 0106 RushtonStB....!! 9 0 2 90.. ImmanuelB ....11 6 ,1. -4 77 RibblesdaleB . . . i r 5 2 . 4 76.” Waddington.......11 7 -1 ' 3-75 Bullough B . . . . .11 .6 ■ 3” ■ 2 75 - ImmanuelA ....11 ;7 '1 : '3 74'-- OakhiUVetsB...ll -.6- '1 ■.4:74“' Hurst Green ....11 5 - 0 6 63 . Milnshaw C.......11 . 2 , 0 .9 49 ■ Peel Park B .....IF . P I.-IO 47.',: ReadBC .......11- 4 0-'6 44': MilnshawB......11 .0 ' 2 9 38 .. GattyPkB.....!! 1 0.10 36 '


ROEFIELD LEISURE INDOOR FIVE-A­ SIDE FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Regulators 8, Wilkies War-


, riors 3; AC Men 3, Real Rosslee 6; Real Bladdered 1, AFC Buck 9; New Inn 2, Beercan 5: Mom-


' ing Glory 5, Chicken Legends 3; Mad Dogs 1, Clitheroe Clowns ■: 5; Drunken Monkeys 3, MMS 9.


, FIXTURES ,. ■''Sunday - . 9 a.m. - AFC Buck v AC ■


Men; 9-35 a.m. - Bcerean v Wilkies Warriors: 10-10 a.m. - Chicken Legends v Regulators; - 10-45 a’.m. - Clitheroe Clowns v Real Rosslee: l l-2 0 .a .m . Drunken Monkeys v Real Blad- dered; 11-55 a.m. - Mad Dogs v New Inn; 12-30 p.m. - Morning Glory V MMS.,


• •


: CLITHEROE MEN’S INVITATION


SUMMER DARTS ^


LEAGUE \ RESULTS . Red Division


.. St Michael’s A 3/ Legion B 4;; Swan B 0, Craven Heifer 7; Horse Shoe 1, White Lion 6. Blue Division .


Low Moor 4, Pendlc Inn 3;


Brown Cow 2, St Michael’s RO 5.


' FIXTURES Monday


Red Division Horse Shoe V Swan B; Craven


Heifer v Legion B; Waddington V St Michael’s A. Blue Division


■ Swan A v Brown Cow; St


Michael’s ROvPendle Inn. ■ • TABLES


Craven Heifer


' . . Red Division ' P W L P 3 3 • 0 19


St Michael’s A .. ; . ..4 3- 1- 18'


:^VhiteUon ..'......4 . 1 3 13 LegionB;..........2.p:2 r 0. 11 Waddington Y.;....2


0 8-


Hoi^Shoe’*..'.......4 vO 4 8 Swan&RoyalB ....3 0 8 0 - Blue Division . P W L P


StMichael’sRO ....3 2 1 14' LowMoor v....v.;,3 ' 2 . 1-13 Pendlelnn.........3 2 : 1> 12 Bro^vnCow ............4 1 3 11 Swan & Royal A ....2 2-.0 -8 LegionA ... .. .. .. ..3 1 - 2 5


Po ll!.: , THWAITES


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL


LEAGUE ■ RESULTS


Premier Division- Bay Horse 6, RBL B G; Buck


A 10, White Hart 2; RBL A 4, Low Moor 8. Firs( Division


Con. Club 8, White Horse B


4; Read Con. Club A 3, Buck B 9; Station 7, St Peter's B 5; Wagon A 3, Black Horse A 9. Second Division


Bernard's Buck 6, Buck D 6;


Kings Arms A 7, Higher Buck A 5; Rose and.Crown B 6, Dog 6; Stork B 6. Con. Club B 6. Third Division


Black Horse 6, Castle B 7;


Buck Wrinkleys 2, White Lion 10; White Hart B 6, Kings Arms B 6. Fourth Division


Higher Buck B 6, Victoria A


6; Victoria B 10, Dc Lacy 2. FIXTURES


• ; Tonight /" Foundation Cup


Rose and Crown B v White Horse A; Billington BC B v


■ RBL A; Buck A v Bay Horse; Stork B v Read Con. Club A; Low Moor V Station; St Peter’s B V Kings Arms A; Wagon B v RBL B; White Horse B v Buck B.


TABLES "


- ' Premier Division . •: . , P W D L P


LowMoorA ,; ...6 --4," 1- L 47 RBLA’..v : .'...- .5 '- :4 ;0 : 1 45 BuckA . . . . ; . . .V.5 - 2 M 2 40 ' RBLB .............. 4 2 2 0 34


. Bay Horse.. v.5 ; 0 ; 3 2 31 ’StPeter’sA,V:.;'.5-.vr 2.231.- ■


i


. First Division . P, W --D .L P


BlackHorseA ...5 - 4 - I :; 0 50 •WhiteHorseA ...5^' 3:;.T-' 1 40' Con.ClubA .....6 .Y 2 ” 1.-.3 40 ReadCon........6 3 0. 3-39. BuckB


BillingtonB;;....4 0 2 2 20 - WhiteHart .,.'...4 0 1-'318.


1 ■


Pool ■ Third Division


KingsArmsB . . . 5 4 1 '-0.47 RBLD


■While HartB. ...5 2 2 :• 1.41 Wagon B ....; ...4 2 1 .1 32 White Lion... ...4 2 0 2 29 CastleB . . . . . ...4 2 0- 2 27 Black Horse 7.- . . .6-,0 I- 5 25 Buck Wrinkleys . . .5.-0 r 4 21 Fourth Division P W D L P


■ P w D: L-P ...5 4 0 ' 1.43


Tictoria B....... ...4 3 1 0 43 Victoria A. . . . . ...4,


Pendle Hotel..; ...3 '0 1' 2 10 I.adics'Division • p ;w D L P


.2 17


'KingsArras .:. .;.6 2 0 4 27 BuckB


1


RBLA ........ ...5 4 0 1 42 BuctA'....... ...5 4 0 I 39 Station


DeLacy . . . . . . .'.'.S'l-O 0 6 15


Selected Teams v Tomorrow • *


. Eastham, A. Rushton, A. Lay- cock, E. Lo^v’es, K. Smithson. Ribblesdale Wanderers (v


ty/20,6-30 p.m. start) Harvey, J. Jones, K. O’Connor, E. Art- ingstoll, J. Marshall, A. 'Turner, W. '


- ■ Whalley (v Ribblesdale Wan­ derers, away, Twenty/20,6-30 ixm. start) J. Rmn, M. Davies, Sathish,. L. Kearsley, D. Fitzhenry, R. Palmer, S. Booth, J. Blair, N. Cordingly, G. Jones, D. O’Neill.


Saturday


meet 12-45 p.nL) J. Green, M.Pre- ston, M. Scott, P. Bishop, M.' Dewhurst, G. Kershaw, A. Hutchins, C. Musson, C. Palmer, J. Houldsworth, P. Cox. Scorer J. . Scott. . Read (v Earby, away, 1-30 p.m.


start) Harvey, M. Whalley, K. O’Connor, N. Marsh, J. Marshall, A. Turner, W. Eastham, A. Rush- ton, A. Laycock, E. Lowes, K. Smithson. - • Read 2nds (v Belvedere, home,


noon) N. Bolton, N. James, D. Turner, D. Glover, J. Dewhurst, A. Pearce, M. Coulter, M. Harg­ reaves, F. Hussain, T. Le Breton, Turner. Scorer A. Kilkenny. Clitheroe 2nds (v Settle, home, •


Clitheroe (v Settle, away, meet •


Whalley, home, Twenty/20,6-30 p.m. s t ^ ) A. Marsh, M. Peel, R. Bradley, I. Britcliffe, S. Kerr, M. Pratt, L. Gidlow, T. Braithwaite, H. Kay, A. N. Other, A. N. Other. Scorer M. Clarkson.


Twenty/20, meet 5-30 p.m.) N. Bolton, N. James, D. Turner, I, Scott, J. Dewhurst, A. Hutchins,. M. Coulter, M. Hargreaves, C. Palmer, T. Le Breton, Turner. Scorer A. Kilkenny. . Read (v Padiham, away, 'Twen-


Clitheroe (v Settle, home,


...6 4 0 2 38 ...6 3 0. 3 26


DogInnB . .. . ...5 0 2 3 26 DeUcy . . . . . . ■...4 '2 0 2 23 Craven Heifer A. . .3' 1 0


Higher Buck B. ...5 3 1 1 48 2' 1 1 29


ONLY 13 competitors profited fromAn-': drew Walmsley’s Captain’s Day challenge by beating his score. A full entry of well over 200 made it a :


memorable occasion, and Andrew thanked everyone for their support. Andrew 'Wetton took the Division One


Captain’s Prize with a 78-10-68 return. ; James Taylor’s level par back nine made


him runner-up ahead of Julian Troup, both posting nett 68s.-


• Peter Catlow’s birdie at the par five 18th


gave him the pull over Garry Thompson, with the same nett 70 for third place. Alex Rigby again produced the goods


with a 82-14-68 score to claim the Division Two Captain’s Prize. . Steve Law had a cracking front nine to


produce a nett 69, but Peter Lambert took second place courtesy of a better back nine. Paul Wood, Jim Cameron and Roger


Williams took the remaining three prizes, and Jonathan Dugdale took the best gross. Meanwhile, the popular Open Four Man


' Team event attracted 208 competitors, but local golfers had a fair share of the spoils. . A score of 91 points gave the Clitheroe/Wilpshire combination of Shaw, Whowell, Gradwell and Kindle a six-shot margin for first prize.


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Clitheroe’s Steve Dean made a welcome return to the winners’ enclosure, teaming


.up with the Henderson duo and Steve Ack­ ers in fourth place, and Clitheroe’s Preedy, Troup, Connolly and Wade were fifth;- Andrew Fish continued his impressive


form by winning the Jubilee Plate. ■ A total of 80-12-68 gave him a one shot ■


margin over Chris Thompson in second. Thompson found trouble at the tricky


par three 17th, which proved costly, as did Alan Henderson, who proved what a funny game can be by taking five at the 151-yard 17 th and a birdie four on the 522-yard 18th. Henderson had to settle for fifth : place behind the big-hitting Bill Wood and,: the more sedate Tim Stanley.:; . ; ' '' The ever steady Denis Greenup took the best gross with a 76.


' Clitheroe are flying high in the Ribble


Valley Seniors League, just one point behind leaders St Annes Old Links after eight games. Professional Paul McEvoy sponsored


the Junior Medal and Harry Lambert won his prize with a 83-9-74 score, a four-shot margin over second placed James Paton. In the ladies’ section, Chris Stokes and


Jan Burrows took the Professionals Prize Fourball Betterball Stableford with 43 points. Evelyn Forrest and Sue Gibson were a


1-30 p.m. start) G. O’Connor, P. Haworth, F. Barden, N. Snape, A. Bennett, J. Jones, E. Artingstoll,- S. Marsh, E. Yates, J. Laycock, L. Grimshaw. Reserve: C. Lowes. ' Ribblesdale Wanderers (v


.. Whalley (v Cherry Tree, away, 1-30 p.m; start)^J. Rain,'M. Davies, Sathish, I^. Kearsley, D. Rtzhenry, R. Palmer, S. Booth, N. Fielden, N. Cordingly, G. Jones, D. O’Neill.


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home, 1-30 p.m. start) D. Crossley, •. I. Grace, J. Taylor, L. Burgess, J. • Galling, M. Hanson, T. Keighley, S. Gorton, L. 'Tidmarsh, D. Bark­ er, K. Balakrishnan.


.Whalley 2nds (v Cherry Tree, ' ' . ' Sunday


home, meet 12-45 p.m.) F. Green, , J. Carysforth, C. Parkinson, A. Kilkenny, I. Scott, J. Holgate, B. : . Geelan, A. Robinson, J. &ott, C;. '■ Bowness, U. Dent. Scoren Miss R.- Cox. ■


Clithcroe 3rds (v Edcniield, ■ ■ ■ ■ '


■Grimshaw, A. Laycock, E. Yates, E. Lowes, D. Chester, J. Langford, M. Shirtcliffe, E. Artingstoll. • • -: - Whalley 3rds(v Earby, away, 1- 30 p.m. start) Team TEA. ■ ■


home, 1-30 p.m. start) G. Hinks, M. Suthers. S. Marsh, L. .


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CLITHEROE Lions FC have com-- menced training in preparation for the . forthcoming season. ' ; ; . - : ~ - - 'The Lions have now appointed a new


manager, and would like some new addi­ tions to strengthen the squad, who cur­


rently play in the Premier Division of the Craven Football League.. : ^ ^ : ‘ Anyone interested must be able to


attend training on Wednesday nights at 6 ■ p.m. at Roefield playing fields, car park side.


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Stacksteads, away, meet noon) I. Britcliffe, T. Braithwaite, G. McGuire, R. Lloyd, R. Clarkson, S. Braithwaite, J. Britcliffe, H. Kay, A. Coxal!, A. Hartley, M. Clarkson. Same team Sunday (v Baxenden, away, Lawrenson Cup, 1-30 p.m. start) except M. Wrigley, J. Braithwaite, P. Spencer • for Si . Clarkson, A. Hartley, A. Coxall. Scorer M. Spencer.


EdenHeld, home, meet 12-30 p.m.) G. Hunt, A. Marsh, M. Briggs, D. Howard, S. Kerr, M.-Pratt, L. Gidlow, R. Bradley, B. Spencer, 0. Hall, Scuderi. Ribblesdale Wanderers 2nds (v


point further back in second, with Kath Townley and Gail Ainsworth third on 40 points.


' Sunday saw Mytton Fold members


playing in the Frank Hargreaves Memorial Trophy. ; Played in violent weather conditions, with gusts of up to 65 mph, the member­ ship responded in large numbers to cele- ■ brate the club’s founding owner, Frank Hargreaves. Despite the conditions, some great


- scores were returned, with winner Ted ■ Banborough scoring 39 points, just two ahead of runner-up David Halsall. - • Third was Dennis Leaver, followed close­ ly by Tony Wilson and Mark Green. . Division One was headed by Tony Cross,


with Peter Main taking Division Two. The ladies’ section was won for the sec-


■ ond consecutive year by Allison Nuttall, with Jean Sanderson the runner-up. ■ Past Captain Jim Bridge won the Senior


section and Harry Crossley-took the Junior Division. . On Saturday, the second, and final, round of the Algarve Trophy Competition


; takes place. A big field is always assured here, as the


winner receives an all-expenses-paid golf­ ing holiday in the Algarve, courtesy of the Mytton Fold Hotel. Mytton Fold would like to mark the


passing of member Jack Crowe who passed away last Thursday. . The club and family would like to pass


on their condolences to the family. . Derek Shirtcliffe and Geoff Mayoh com­ bined to take the Fourball Trophy at


■ Whalley. . ' They amassed 64 points to pip Martin Byrne and Les McCormack on a card play-


■ off, while John Rostron and Martin Crab-, tree took third with 65 points. ■ . Elsewhere, Mark Tuley was the Robert


Lightfoot Trophy champion after a round of 82-17-70, ahead of Ray Bramley (95-24- 71).


;


. Second place in the Division One went to Danny Liles (75-3-72), while Division Two saw Dan Rogers (92-18-74) edge out Gor­ don Hill (93-18-75). And second place in Division Three went to Nicky Storozuk, with a score of 92-20-


-72.. In the ladies’ section, Anne Pollard won


the Francis Smith Qualifying Round, but needed a card play-off to do so. She carded 94-21-73 before edging out Lorna Slinger (90-17-73), while Jenny


.Eastwood (104-30-74) took third spot. The juniors at 'Whalley competed for the


Captain’s Junior Trophy, with junior cap­ tain Luke Tidmarsh (80-12-68) the winner. Second was Scott Byrom'with 91-22-69,


just ahead of James Galling (91-20-71). The nine-hole competition winner was


James Chambers, and runner-up was Hay­ den Bradshaw. All prizes were kindly donated by the


club’s captain John Slinger. C. Gorton took the Francis Lee Sum­


mer Medal at Stonyhurst Park Golf Club with a score of 100-31-69. J. Musker was second with 93-23-70,


just ahead of S. Parman (104-33-71). The Medal on June 9th saw J. Dowdy


(99-25-74) take top spot ahead of B. Herd (111-36-75) and L. Ashworth (90- 12- 78). ■ And Monday’s latest Medal match saw V. Fairless (104-35-69) overcome Musker (95-22-73) and Ashworth (88- 13- 75) to take top spot.


Tom is the big winner!


TOM Bartlett was the big winner at Dog Inn’s end-of- season awards celebration last Saturday. . ■ As well as being voted


the Players’ Player of the Year, he was also Simon Kerins’ choice as Manager’s Playerof the Year. . Leading goalscorer Ollie McLean came runner-up in


ithe Players’ Player of the Year vote, with Jamie Ene-


fer and Ollie Steele sharing thirdplaca . Kerins said: “We have


had some great individual contributions this season, but Tom thoroughly. deserves his success for the consistently high standard


' of his performances. “His display when we


beat Boca Seniors with only eight men ranks as the finest that I have ever seen


from a Dog Inn player.” While the team are plan­


ning for the new season with optimism, the club is not a closed shop, and peo­ ple interested in joining are invited to ring or text Kerins on 07758105177. .' ■ Simon plans to begin


pre-season training in the second or third week of July.


Lions back in pre-season training - t i ' . '


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