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Surprise t lo ss for


' “ ’ ^ S'- Chatbiirn


CHATBURN suffer^ a; surprise 58-run defeat at home to next to bottom: side Long Lee. •’T h e : Keighley side


made a moderate 154-8,- with Paul Stowell scor­ ing 53and.MarkDayi 39 fa'^Theh Day took 3-24; and Adam Greenwood 6-38 as the.Ribble Val-; leyjsideislumped' to d^eat on 96 all out. The'seconds, however, i had an easy, 67rrun .vie-"


. tory over ^ d y Lane, i-i i i- i Chatbum batted first' on a difficult wicket and' were bowled out for just 104 NeirCartledge top-


scored'with a patient and unbeaten 33^1 and. there \yere useful contri­ butions'* from ’Marc Holmes (16) and Geoff; Lambert (13). - - v - Sandy Lane struggledj


to deal withithe excel-'; lent bowling and field-, ing of:the;lcoals,'and were bowled out for just; 37. '


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: -;Paul Shorrock (5-22),: Lambert; (2-11) ;and Chris Mulhearn (3-1) took the wickets. - '


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last foun


CUP.fe'ver was the order, of- the day,, in. the Clitheroe and District Cricket League. - , -


>;s;Riihington £ made light work of St James in their l8-over clash; ; ;4 i f Electing to bat first,' St ?JaihesV struggled against s6rae;accurate bowling and good field-^^ ing and finally clo^d on' 78-8. *i.Rimington eased to victory without losing a wicket, with Bishop and Whalley.both retiring on 30. -


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;,':In the other.game. Chipping!,sRamblers defied their poor league form:; .by - .defeating Galderstonef by,three wickets.


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<.*.lGill and'Fitzhenry; both •scored ; 3 0 'and looked to'ha-ve. given Calderstohes'a strong total of 131.


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.. '-However, qiiickfire 30s from.,Garth .and Robinsori''made;Sure th a t the .‘f Ramblers booked their semi-final place with an over, to spare.'


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WHALLEY: . stunned league leaders Great Har- • wood on Saturday - while Read and Ribblesdale. Wanderers also registered convincing wins. : Substitute professional :


Ameer Khan, borrowed from Leyland for the week- > end, took an incredible 8- . 76 off 21 overs as Harwood * were skittled for just 110, • chasing Whalley’s 131-9. ' Khan also hit 33 a t I :


Cliffe Park, although Lee_* Kearsley top-scored with 40 off 72 balls. . The only other batsman


to reach double figures was ■ Richard Palmer, who made 18, but 131 proved enough, as Khan took charge. Read continued to show


their promise for the future ■ with a seven-wicket win overSettle.


. At Marshfield, the home


side won the toss and chose to bat in the hazy sun, but Read were not made to toil ; in the heat.. They restricted their


hosts to 144-9 in their 45 overs, with all the bowlers contributing. Jon Harvey saw off his


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opposite number Bret Sil- vey for just two, trapped in , front, and four of the top five batsmen went cheaply. Matthew Wildman found


some support from Edward Read (19) and Robbie Pre­ ston (^ ) before being out for 33, and Neil Heseltine made an unbeaten 33, but despite denying Read the bowling


. points, Harvey’s men were happy to be chasing a target ofl45towin. Michael Whalley


departed for just four in , reply, bowled by Read, but Marsh and Kyle O’Connor set about building the : foundations..


bury. , And now the club is trying to find out if it is the high-


H


cst-cvcr score by a youth team player in a senior side. . He joined his dad; Malcolm, at the crease, when


Clitheroe lost an early wicket and the family duo started to make good progress on a slow damp pitch; At 90, Ian was joined hy Paul Earnshaw, and their


partnership flourished as the young batsman hit nine- sixes and 16fours, with some breathtaking hitting.'. i -With sensible contributions by Chris Parkinson, Jason:


Walsh and Thomas Neville, Clitheroe reached 253- far too many for Salesbury.


. Tight bowling from Paul Earnshaw, James Scott, Mark' Preston and especially Liam Nuttall (4-15} meant Clitheroe came out on lop by more than 100 runs. ■ . - If anyone can help the club establish if Scott’s knock


is a record, please contact the club at Chatbum Road. Both were closing in on


half centuries, before Marsh was caught for 45. O’Connor managed six more before being run out, but Harvey (23 not out) and Andrew Rush ton (11 not out) completed a rela­ tively routine victory with nine overs and seven wick- ets in hand. . Ribblesdale successfully defended their total of 199- 7 ; - against


lowly


Oswaldtwistle, winning inside 40 overs by 62 runs. After putting on 64 for


the f irs t ' wicket with Henry Kay, Alastair Marsh fell for a 51-ball 52 - 46 of which came in boundaries - and although Andrew and Gerard Met­ calf set about the order,. taking six wickets between them, sub-professional Nishit Shetty made 36, and David Howard also reached his half-century,- scoring exactly 50. - Stephen Kerr finished unbeaten on 18 as Wan­ derers totalled 199-7. All the bowlers then chipped in to dismiss


Immanuel for 137, with only Daniel Metcalf (47) and Andrew Metcalf (24) putting up any resistance. Howard was the pick of the bowlers with 3-41 off


,13.5 overs, with Ian Brit- cliffe (2-32); Shetty (2-27) and Martin Pratt (2-33L also impressing. Mark Hargreaves took


6-58 o f f ,18 overs for Clitheroe at Barnoldswck, but a poor batting display saw Neil Bolton’s side go down to a 73-run setback. , Hargreaves ripped


through the hosts, with Farouk Hussain chipping in with 3-46, as only open-' er Matthew Nutter (42), David Scothern (57 not out) and Shoib Khan (22) could put together any sort of score. But Zahid Iqbal and


professional Clinton Peake hit back with four wickets each, with two run outs, as Clitheroe hit the self- destruct button. Only Bolton; (20),


Andrew Pearce (26) and Carl Palmer (21 not out) could make double figures.


Great week for Tim!


A, YOUNG Clitheroe cricketer has led his Lan­ cashire Under 14s side to victory in an England Schools’ Cricket Associa­ tio n - to u rn am en t - in Taunton.


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' And in the same week, Tim le Breton received a call up from the England and Wales Cricket Board to attend a special spin bowling clinic at the National Cricket Perfor­ mance Centre in Lough­ borough. ■ Le Breton captained the


Lancashire Schools’ team in a series of five matches played over a week at King’s School, Taunton. Lancashire.won all five of


ner’s trophy from former Test umpire and Somerset county stalwart, Ken Palmer. Le Breton had cap­


tained Lancashire for the first time when the side drubbed Yorkshire by six wickets at Highfield CC


■ the previous week. But as he led his team


out on to the field on the first morning of the Taunton tournament, he received a call asking him to attend a two-day inten­ sive course in spin bowling organised by the ECB at


• their £6 million pound training centre attached to Loughborough University. • The National Cricket-


their matches - beating . Shropshire, Cornwall, Kent, Wiltshire and Buck­ inghamshire. Their tally of 91 points out of a possible 100 set a record for the com­ petition, which has been held for the last 23 years. And he received the win­


Valley sides slip to defeat


ALL four Ribble Valley' sides slipped to defeat in Sunday’s round of Rib­ blesdale League fixtures.. At Whalley Road,-


Read’s te s t was to try and unseat leaders Great Harwood.


. Professional Jon Ha'r-


vey bowled superbly to take 5-64 off 17 overs, ably assisted by Warren - Eastham, who claimed 4-. 38 off 16, as the locals did well to hold Harwood to 184-9. ■ Patrick Swanney and" capta in Allan Armer shared 71 for the first wicket, with the skipper making a 49-ball 48, but ■ Read took three wickets- on 111.to leave Harwood with five down. Another four wickets


would fall, but Paul Houldsworth, batting a t - five, finished unbeaten on-, 39 to frustrate Read. , Read got off to a ter­


rific s ta r t in their run chase as openers Nick Marsh (55) and Michael Whalley (35) put on 76. The locals looked in


charge, but when Harvey was bowled by'paid man Syed Shahabuddin for 15, the pendulum swung. :


. Paul Newton proved . the difference between the sides as he bowled superbly for his haul of 6- 26 off 13 over's, as Read valiantly fell 14 runs short, closing on 170-8.,; • They face Padiham at


the Arbories on Saturday, who registered a 70-run win over Whalley at Sta­ tion Road.;, The Saddique brothers


Umar and Abdul helped, Padiham build a defend- able total, after profes-' sional Kashif Siddique departed for just six. • Abdul made a patient:


55, off- 113 deliveries, while older brother Umar ,


hit a 100-ball 83 before being bowled by Neil Cordingley. Padiham closed on


202-9, with David Oi-Neill claiming 4-40 and Cordingley 3-41. • Whalley were soon in


trouble as Matthew Han­ son went for a duck with the score on just two. He was the firs t of


Nasir M.ehmood’s four.' wickets. Martin Davies (19)


and sub-professional Anwar Khan (30) shared 53 for the second wicket, before the former was trapped by Siddique. Khan was caught by


Peter Shirtcliffe off Mehmood, and although there were double figure scores for Cordingley (20), Lee Kearsley (13) and Declan Fitzhenry (27), Whalley were never really up with the rate and were eventually, all


out for 132. Ribblesdale Wanderers


suffered a surprise 34-run defeat at the Applegarth against rock-bottom Earby, who had previous­ ly only won once before the weekend, only to tre­ ble their tally, also stun­ ning Baxenden on Satur­ day." Earby made 207-7,


with professional ■ Ali Azmat returning to form with 75, before Dave Cockell took 5-45 to help dismiss Wanderers for 173. Clitheroe lost by an


even closer margin, being bowled out for 167, chas­ ing Blackburn Northern’s 178 at Chatbum Road. Mohammed Jamil took


6-50 to deny Neil Bolton’s side, after Nass­ er Iqbal hit an unbeaten 66 for the visitors.


Performance Centre is where contracted players for the full England Squad like Andrew Flintoff and James Anderson train between Test matches. Commenting on the best


week of his cricket career to date, le Breton said:


“Being asked to captain the Lancashire side was a real thrill. “The team are fantasti­


cally talented, but it is really hard work making sure the right bowlers bowled at the right time and had the best fields set for them.” “I can’t wait to get to


Loughborough. The facili­ ties look amazing. I think there are just 16 of us selected from across the country between the ages of 13 and 16,” I t will be another tough


challenge for the Stony- hurst youngster, who, in his first year at the College this summer term, held downi a regular place in their first-XI and has taken the field for Clitheroe first team in cup, league arid Twenty/2() matches.


. Tim le Breton is pic­


tured receiving the trophy from Ken Palmer, (s)


WHALLEY Tennis Club’s mixed doubles team whitewashed Burnley B in the Slazenger East Lan- ncashire Tennis League First Division on Tuesday. . The game at Whalley saw an 8-0 win for the home side.


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delayed by around 30 minutes because of a heavy thunder and lightning storm;


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But they had to wait for their win as play was ‘


The wait proved to be worthwhile, however, as blue


sky appeared and the game was concluded without further interruption. The Whalley first pair of Henry Farrar and Cathy


Green scored a 6/1, 7/5 win against the visitors’ top pair and then beat the second pair 6/3,6/2.


- And the Whalley second pairing of Matt Lambert


and Sue Liver were equally impressive with scores of 6/3, 6/3 against the top pair and 6/3, 6/1 against the second pair.


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GREAT HARWOOD AND DISTRICT


BOWLING LEAGUE RCSULTS


Firsl Division


■ - Burnley. Road B 7, Great ■ Harwood A 3; Globe Keys 9,. Clitheroe Cricket Club A 1; . Great Harwood B 8, Ribblesdale •;


' Wanderers A 2; Roe Lee Park 2, - Rushton Street A 8; Salesbury A


'1, Oswaldtwistle Conservatives. . ’/.Second Dbision


Great Hanvood Cricket Club


- 8, Globe B 2; Rushton Street B 6..


3.. HurstGfeen A 7; Sydney


-Street 3, Rishton Conservative • A."7j<\Vaddington-A 8,-.Great Hanvood Cricket Club 2;-Whal­ ley A 3;-Waddington A-7.“-. -v--. • iTIiird Divisidn^/..-/.-^.-**


‘•Grange 8; Burnley;Road A 2;\


Great-. i'Harwoodj ^.H t-'-C/ ;; Oswaldtwistle. Immanuel 4 ; / Green-Park-7/’G atty Park 3;'n, MercerPark 6,'Salesbury B 4;’-* Ribbl«dale\Wanderers"^B'4;^


. Oakhill Veterans 6., ■ .; - ; - Foiirlh Division . ‘


Hufst.Green'B.i;-Milnshaw £


Wanderers 9; Rishton Consen’a- tive B 8, Coppice 2; Sabden Blue


. 9, Whalley B 1; Waddington B 2,Free Gardeners B 8.\ Lennoard Whillaker Cup


Globe Heys 144, Rushton


Street B 147; Oakhill Veterans 147, Roe Lee Park 173; Sabden Black 135, Great Harwood A 153; Sabden Red v Waddington


- result outstanding. • . The semi-finals and final


will be played on Sunday a t ‘ Burnley Road, Accrington, starting at 1 p.m.- TABLKS


First Division ? W D. L P


Globe Heys .....15 9 0 6 99 GtHanv^A...15,11 0 4 97 Rushton St A . . . .15 10' 1 4 88 Roe Lee Park....15 9 0 6 82 Globe A ....... ...15 8 0 7 79 Clitheroe CCA ..14, .6 2 6 72 Ribblesdale A ...15, 5 1 -9 67 ' Ossy Con. ..........14 6 . 0 8 62 GtHanvoodB...is 4 1 10 61 BumleyRdB ...16 5 2 9 60 Salesbury A .....15 5 .1 9 53 Second Division P W D L P


Rishton Con. A . .16 13 0 .* 3101 SydrieySt .'.....16' 11 0 5 95


,F ^ Gardeners A 15 11 ’0 4 91 Waddington A . . .15.10 0 5 82


Sabden Black . ..15 7 0 8 80 Hurst Green A .. .15 '6 0 9-74 Rushton St B . . . .16 .6 0 10 71 GlobeB ........1 5 6 O' 9-62 - WTtalleyA....... .16 5 0 11 62 - Sabden Red .....14 .5 ,0 9 61 Gt Hanvood CC .15 4 0 11 61 * Third Division P W D I. P


■ GreenPark .....16 12 2 2 97 Oakhill Vets..’...16,11 1 4 97 Mercer Park . . . .16 .11. * 0 5 .96 Gr a n g e v . ^ . 16' 7 0 9 79. SalesburyB .....15 • 7 1 - 7 7 4 RibblesdaleB ...16 5 2 . 9 73 GattyPark .....15 , 6 .1 - .8.70


• Immanuel A • ... .15 • 5 0 10 68 BumIcyRdA ..'.MT-,? :0 :7 64 GtHanvoodHv..l3 .'5\,- l ' 7 59 ImmanuelB’ ....14^ 3 : 0 -11-53.’ / •: Fourth Division


- ; r P W D L P


- Coppice ./.'.T.l'.14 .'12 0 2 93 - Fr« Gardeners B 14 7- 3. 4 82 . Rishton Con B ..13 V 8v 3 2 75. 0 a l ^ l U : ; ; V ; ; , . ; 5 73.. Sabden Blue .13 ’7 • 1 i 5 70., WaddingtonB.':.12 ; 6v;2 “'4.68 -


'. WhalleyB .......14 ;.5. ;1. ;8 67. •- Milnshaty Wands 14 .;r4 \1’' '9 61- . Hurst Green B. . .13 ' 2 1 10 36 V ClitherwCCB . ' : 1 2 ■


1 .^10 35


ALTHAMS TRAVEL HYNDBliRN


BOWLING LEAGUE TADLES


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Fir.st Dni^iinn l> W D L I ’


Free Ganicners . .13 10 .1 - .2 81'


' BurnleyRdC ;;.12. 6;'-':0*' 6 60- Salesbury Blue *. .13 : ;6' ■ 0 7.59 ? SabdcnB'.'.;V;.;13 '4 ; 0 -9 55 ;


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'■ Rushton St C . . . .13 , o ' 0 8 53- WhaUeyA 12 5 0 ' 7 52


iA ....'..v.l2 'i’8 ,0v i'lT.- lE ..V.;;;.13S6 ■.2V'5'68 esdaleA ...13 - 5 0, 8 07


Rushton St E l . . .13. ;7 :.0 '6 66 Ossy Con.'.


.13 6. 1,; 6.61 ? Sport Information Desk Dans and Dominoes


• f V , Second Division ‘ • • P ‘W D L P


,Coppice.7...‘.;.M3; I0 1- 2 83 SydneySt;.-....;12 9'. 0 • 3 75 .BuraleyRdB..v.l3.‘i-7 0 .6 68 I Oakhill Park A’ V;I3'^'6 1 - 6 63: Immanuel A '.'...13 ' 5 1 7 63


5abden Red 4; Sabden Black


. MercerPark .’...13 ■ 6 0 . 7 57 ’ RishtonBC .....13 -5 -0 8 57 GlobeC..v......l2- :4 -^0 . 8 49- . • ! . Third Division' ? :. .


P AV D L P'


GrangeA.......... 11 10 ‘ 0 '1 82 WhalleyB 11 7'',0 ' 4 63 Read CC-..■..’.'.■.11 7'- 0 4 57 OakhillParkB'-.'.lO *4>- 0 6 49 , Waddington B.'..11 , 3 - 0 8 49 Mesbuiy Red ;;;10''6 .0 4 47 ImirianuelB".;;'.!!'‘ 3 0 8 44


-GattyPark'...'.-.10- 4 0 6 43 -&bdcnC :;.-.;:'..9-r‘3 • O .'O 36’ .'I-'. : Fourth Division -• - " .


.■Gtmvoodcc-..ii ,11-; 0 .0 85 P W D L P


-,Grangc C .10 ■ 8 0 2 64 • .A lm aB . ; ;1 1 ’' 6 *0 ■ 5 63- RibblesdaleC ...10- 7 0 ,3 62 'MilnshawPark'.lO -4 1 5 44


.ClithcroeCCB'Ul : 2 1 8'38 OakhillBeech...lO 3 0 7 37 Burnley Rd D .. .10 3 0 7 36 SabdenA .......11 2 0 : 9 36 •-points deducted ,


VEKA RIBBLESDALE


CRICKET LEAGUE TABLE


Senior Division P W L. N B P


Gt Harwood .17 '12 3 2 19 145 Baxenden ...17 10 4 ; 3 27 136 Edenfield ...17 10 4 3 25 134. Padiham....17,10 4 3 24 133. Bamoldsvvickl? 9 Read...;...17. 9 Whalley ....17 7 B’bumNthnl7 5 Settle ......1 7 ' 6 CherryTree.17 6


4 .3 6 2 8 2


Clitheroe..;.17 5 9 3 25 84 R’daleWandsl7 : 5 OssyImm. ..17 3 Earby .........17 3


10 2 10 4 11 3


Firsl Division P W L iN B P


Belvedere ...17 12 3 2 27 153 Scttle2 .....17 10 3 4 21 133 Padiham2 ..17 9 R’daleWnds217 9 CherryTree217 9 Brinscall... .17 7 Salesbury .. .17 8 Reads .......17- 7 •Ossj-lmm.217 7.


5 3


7. 1 7 1


6 - 4 5 4 8 2


7, 2


Gt Harwood 217 0 7 4 24 96 Stackstcads .17 6 9 2 21 87 Belvedere2;.17 '5 9 3 20 79 Clitheroe2 ..17 3 11 3 19'58 •\\Tialley2..17 ,1 12 ,3 11 37 Second Division P W L N B P


- Feniscowles '.17 11. 3 2,24:143 Baxenden2.'.17 10 ; 3, 4,26 138 Edenfield2..17. 10 - 4 , 3 27 136 •BlyGSOB ..16 -9' 5 128 128 FenLscowles2'l7 9'. T' 1,27 119


, Rolls-Royce .17 ,'8 7 ' 2 33 119 •Salesbury2 ;17-; 7 6 3 16 102 B'buraNthn217 ‘ 6 7 , 4 17 89 Earby2,;....17 , 6 . 7 4,16 ' 88^


iBanioIds\vick217 ■' 6 ,7 £ 4 10. 82 ,Brinscall2 -..IS 5/ 8,V3 18()77 Stackstcads217:, 2:13' 2'41; ,67


'BlyGSOB2 .17 4 9 3 10 ,62 Rolls-RdKcSn ; 3 TO : 4 -10 -,.',52 Third Division ■ P « L N 11 P


: R’daleW.3'..12 9 ‘ 2 1T6,109 Settles 12’ 7 '3'- 2 IS '94 ;ChenyT.3.,ll,:.7 :,l. 3: 9. 88


;Feniscowles311-,'. 6 i-2 v3,12,81 Earby3....;ll. 6 ,3;.2 9,. 75


"Reads .....10 5 2 '3 14 ■ 73 PadihamS ; . l l - '5 < 4,-,’2 17. 73


. Ossylmm.3.12, .3 6 ' 3,'.24* 63 Edenfield3 . ;10 4 : 3 . 3 12 :61 Belvedere3...9 . 3;,2 '.T. 6 48-


' ClitheroeS ..11 3;.:5 :3 6 45 B’bumN.3 .10 . 2 4. 4 : 6 '38. Baxenden3..10 2, 5, 3 9;.38


■ Salesbury3.'..9 ; 2 . 5 2 11,37 'WhallcyStt.lO ; 2-. 6.' 2 ;7 , 33


'B'wick3 ; ...10 * 1 -7 -2 14,-30 .‘GtH’wood3;ll:1.8V2 12.28 •tiedgamc,


.• ••■. P3 CONIPUTERS r


; CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT CRICKET/; LEAGUE’'


. ■ ■ TABLE ' P W I) ' L P


- Rishton Con. C . .13 6 0 - 7 62 ■ OakhillAsh .....13 ; 5.:.-0;' 8 61- Waddington A 1 2 5 • U'- 6 61 •


LowMoor......... 9 9 0 0.27; Rimington......... 9* 7 1 1-.22 ■iChippingA 8 1


5 . 1 '.2 16


.;Ca!dcrstones ... ..9 ,. 3;. 0, 6 9 ? 'Sabden : . . . . . . . . .9 3 0 6 :9 ' St J a m e s . . . 8 3 0 5 9


?-Ramblers ;.T;;;..9;'.0’,0:.- Ot'O-. MEWIES -


SOLICITORS CRAVEN AND,


DISTRICT CRICKET - •


. LEAGUE ■ . l; Second Division


P' W;Dj ;P*


Haworth Road ; .15;^12 , * 0 / 3 • 39 *. Haworth . . '. . . . .1 5 9 V.51-;U32’ Ingrow....... ....157--7 /4J-.4;25 - Wilsden


>7 ;3 5 ‘24;


..-•Chatburn . .v;1’.15 - 6 . 3 ■ 5 23 • r Ingrow SJ i . . Foulridge .;


.'.15.: 4 7 •. 4 19. .15 ■ 5 v 3 -V 7.18


PendleForest' ...15^ 5- 3 -.7 18 . Sutton ............15 ~:-4 . 4 7 16.- •LongLee .......15 3 4 ^7 15. Airedale ........1 5 2 -6 *7 12 Denholme ......15 1 = 3 11 6 Foiirlh Division P W D L P


Riddlesden......l5 13; 1 1 40 Haworth WE....15 10- 3 2 33’^ E&Gilstead ....15 9 , 5 1 32


: Cul!ingworth2 ..15 .-9 2 4 29 Ingrow2r’..‘.;...15 '6 3 6 21 Haworth2 ......15 5- -5 . 5 20 ’ Chatbum2'.i...l5 -4 .4. 7J6 Crossflatts2’'....15 ‘ 4 , 3■ 8 15 , Bradley2 .......1 5 3.. 4 ’ 8 13


' SandyLane2....15:’ 3 4 8 13 Thomton2 . .. . .1 5 ’- 3 3 .9 12 PendleForest2 1.15 1 '.3 11 6, •tiedgame; •


Dart.s and Do


,10 ,2 34 90 8 3 8 3


CLITHEROE MEN’S INVITATION


15.114 17 113 20 , 96


SUMMER DARTS 23 . 79


19 88 17 86


Horseshoe 3, St Michael’s A


16 58 Red Division 13 52


. 4; Craven Heifer’3, White Lion 4;.Royal British Legion B v Waddington - postponed. Blue Division


Brown Cow 6, Royal British Legion A 1. . FIXTURES Monday


Swan A 3, Low.Moor' 4; 33,126'


27 126 29 122


30 112 13 105


. Horse Shoe v Craven Heifer; .


28 104 Red Division 21 104


St Michael’s A v Swan B; White Lion V Waddington. Blue Division


: ; Swan A v St Michael's RO;


-Low Moor V Brown Cow; Royal British Legion A v Pendle Inn. ’ TABLES


Red Division ’; w p W P


LegionB ;■.........6. 6 , 0 35 Craven Heifer. . . . . .7 4 3 ; 32


- StMichaersAV.....8 : 6. 2 31 ■ WhiteLion'..;'.;...8 ,'4,'i‘:4 :31 • Waddington .l'l..'..6.. .4 .-;2 24


' HorseShoe . . . . . . . .8 .‘ I -7 18 :SvranB ................. 7 . 0 7 4


- .;v , B l u e Division ; • " P W I P


SwanA ..^ ..v f....6 ::’5 ' 1l 29 / f7.^'‘Bro\v’riCow


/StMichael’sR0V..:6’ 4 2 '28 Low Moor;.. . . . . .6. 4 ... 2 ;..2o ’> Pendle Inh‘,\iV.; ."; .6 'rv 4 /v2’.'22/. '.2: 5: 20/*


THWAITES


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL


LEAGUE Foundation Cup


Royal British Legion A v


Buck B - missing result; Buck A 6, Kings Arms A 1; Rose and Crown B 4, Royal British Legion B 6; Read Constitutional Club v Station - missing result. FIXTURES TonighI


Premier Division Billington Brass Band Club B


V Bay Horse; Buck A v Royal British Legion A; Royal British Legion B V Low Moor; M'hite HartvStPeter’sA." . First Division ,


■ Conservative Club v White Horse A; St Peter’s B y, Wagon


- A; Station v Read Constitution­ al Club; White Horse v Black


. Horse A. i. ■' Second Division


;Buck D V Dog; Higher Buck


Legicin A . ;. .7- O '? ' ,9.|^ RIBBLEVALLEY. V DARTSAND DOMINOES '


; '. Darlsr , - ’ , .' '''Bla'ck Bull (Langho) 7,:De.r


. • Lacy Arras A 5; Judge Walmsley - 1; Billington Brass Band Club 11; Black Bull (.Chatbum) 1,


• Bay Horse 11; Black Horse 6, Swan with Two Necks 6; De Lacy Dragons 8, Higher Buck 4. . . Dominoes


■


: Black Bull (Langho) 8, Do ‘ Lacy Arms A 4; Judge 'Walmsley


’ A V Conservative Club B; Kings Arms v Bernards Buck; Low 'JjMoor B V Rose and Crown B.:'; , A ' Third Division . . ■ Black Horse v Royal British. - Legion D; Castle B v Kings


“’Arms B; Wagon and Horses B v . v^WhiteHartB. , . ; Fourth DiUmou


.. ’ SUMMER LEAGUE, ■ .-'RESULTS


vy,- Dog Inn B v Victoria B; Vic- ''loriaAvDcLacy. TABLES ■


■ j - ' Premier Division , P W D L P


RBLB . . . . : . . . . .7 : 4 . 3 0 63. RBLA..';........7.'.5 1 1 61 • Buck A............... 7 3 2 2 57


.'.'Low Moor A ......7 ,5 1 .1 56 >? Bay Home . .. .. ..7 , 0,, 4 3.42 ■ StPeter’sA .;.-..-.7 ,1;"2 .4 39 iWhiteHartA .'.; .7"1 .-2 .'4 39; ■ Billington B. . . . . .7 0 • ■ 3 4 35


LEAGUE RESULTS


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; Billington Brass Band Club 7;' 'Black Bull (Chatbum) 4, Bay' •Horse 8; Black Horse 7, Swan ;with Two Necks 5; De Lacy Dragons 5, Higher Buck 7.


;


. ■ Combined ■ Black Bull (Langho) 15, De Lacy Arms A 9; Judge Walmsley ,


.6; Billington Brass Band Club 18; Black Bull (Chatbum) 5, :. Bay Horse 19; Black Horse 13, ■ Swan with Two Necks 11; De Lacy Dragons 13, Higher Buck 11.;


ROEFIELD LEISURE INDOOR FIVE-A- SIDE FOOTBALL


LEAGUE •RESULTS;:


AC Men 2, Wilkies Warriors-


6; AFC Buck 6, Regulators 7; ' Chicken Legends 6, Real Blad- dered 2; Clitheroe Clows 1, New Inn 1;.Drunken Monkeys 1, Morning Glory 12; Mad Dogs 14,MMS2.


ri.\TURES • ■ Siiml.vv


■ 9 a.m. Clitheroe Clowns v


Chicken Legends; 9-35 a.m. Drunken Monkeys v Beercan; 10-10 a.m. Mad Dogs v AFC Buck; 10-45 a.m. Morning Glory V AC Mon; l l-2 0 a .m . New Inn V Wilkies Warriors; 11- 55 a.m. Real Bladdered v Regu­ lators; 12-30 p.m. Real Rossiec v MMS. . •


Firsl Division 3 ^ P w D. L P


White Horse a / .8 6 r .1 71 Black Horse A.. .8- 5 1- ,2 67 White Horse B-; .8 4 2 2 65 BuckB........ . .8 4 I 3 61 Con. Club A ... .-.8 3 1 4 56 St Peter’s B ... . ..8 3 0 5 51 Read Con.. . . . . ..8 3 1 4 49 Station B . . . ; . . ..8 ; 2 ' 1 .5 43 Wagon A : ....... ..8 2 0 6 41 Second Division P w I) L P


Rose & Grom B ..8 6 2 0 80 Kings Arms A .. ..7 5 1 1 63 Dog Inn A ..8, 4- 2 2 62 Bernards Buck . ..8, 2.' 4 2 59 Higher Buck A . .'■.8 2 3 3 55 Stork B .......... ..7 3 2 2 50 Con.ClubB ... ..8 1 1 6 38 Low Moor B ... ..7 1


BuckD .......... ..7 1 : 2 4 29 . Third Division P>W U L P


5 37


Kings Arms B .. ..7* 6- 1 ,0 67 Wagon B . . . . . . ..7- 4; 1 2 57 RBLD.......... ..7 *5 0 •2 57 CastlcB.. ; . . . .


0 2 56


IVhiteLion . . . . ..7 3 0 4 49 \^TiiteHartB .. ..7 2 2 3 48 Buck Wrinkleys ..7 0 1. 6 29 Black Horse B.. ..7 =0 1 .6 28 Fourlii Division P w I) 1. P


Higher BuckB ;.6 4 1 1 57 Victoria B ....... ..5 4 1 0 55 1 2 41


Dog Inn B ....... ..6 0: 2 4 31 Craven Heifer-A ..6 1 1 4 31 MetoriaA....... ..4 2 1 1 29 Pendle Hotel...


• TABLE P IV D L P


Regulators..__ 16 14 0 2 42 Beercan............16 12 2 2 38 New Inn...........17 11 3 ■ 3 36 Croc Clowns . . . .16 10 3 3 33 Morning Glory . .16 10 1 5 31 AFC Buck ......16 8 5 3 29 Mad Dogs ......16 ' 8 , 1 7 25


•ACMen............ 17 ,7 1. 9 22 Wilkies Warriors .17 , 6 1 10 19 Chicken Legends .17 4 -3 10 15 MMS..'..........17' 3 3 11 12 RealRosslee ....16 4 0 12 12 Drunken M’keys .16 3 1 12 10 Real Bladdered .'.17 3 0 14 9


RBLA........ Selected Teams


Cricket ' Saturday


Clitheroe (v Baxenden,


(Preston, L. Nuttall,-Turner.- 'Scorer: A. Kilkenny. ...


-r: Clitheroe;2nds (v Brin­


scall, home, meet club 12-30 p.m.) P. C. Bishop, C. Mus-. son, P. Cox, -M. Houldsworth,


Houldsworth, A. Hucthins, J. Holgate, P. Gaskell, I. Bythell, C. Parkinson, A, Cormack. Reserve; A. Robinson. Score: Travis Bleazard.' Ribblesdale Wanderers (v


J. .


away, meet noon) N. Bolton,. P Dibb, N. James, A. Pearce, F. Hussain, M. Hargrevaes, J. Dewhurst, C. Palmer, M; ■


- Selected Teams:


I. Britcliffe, P. Spencer, M. Wrigley, G. McGuire, M. Clarkson, D. Clarkson, R. Llloyd, S. Braithwaite, L. Gidlow, C. Jackson, J. Hop­ kins. Scorer: M. Spencer.


' Whalley (v Barnoldswick, away, 1-30 p.m. start) M. Davies, M. Hanson, N. Cordingley, L. Kearsley, D. Fitzhenry, R. Palmer, S. Booth, C. Mahon, G. Jones, D. O’Neill, Sathish.


.


■ Whalley 2nds (v Belved- erehome, 1-30 p.m. start) I. Grace, E. Topham, S. Gor-


. ton, T. Keighley, L. Burgess, D. Ainsworth, S. Taylor, D. Barker, J. Rain, J. Taylor, N. Fielden.


Sunday ’ Clitheroe 3rds (v


Cherry Tree,' home) G. ' Hunt, A. Marsh, D. Howard,' M. Peel, R. Bradley, S. Kerr, J. Bunyan, R. Gladwin, M. Pratt, H. Kay, Scuderi. Same team . Sunday (v Padiham, Rams- bottom Cup Final, Barnoldswick, 1 p.m. start) plus B. Spencer. 'Team to be confirmed Saturday evening. Scorer; J. Britcliffe. '


1 3 22


Ladies' Division . P w D L P 0 1 51


Station......... ..7 5 0 2 48 Buck A............ ..6 4 0 2 41 Kings Arms. .. . ..7 3 0 4 37 BuckB............ ..7, 3 0 1 27 De Lacy.. . . . . . ..7 0 0 7 15


' Ribblesdale Wanderers 2nds (v Cherry Tree, away)


Barnoldswick 3rds, home, meet club 12-30 p.m.) J. Carysforth, T. Bailey, M. Blackburn.'A. Robinson, B. Geelan, A. Kilkenny, R. Dent, L. Nuttall, A. Ston- son, J. Banks, C. Bowness. Scorer; To be confirmed. • Ribblesdale Wanderers 3rds:Nogame. ' Whalley 3rds (v Baxenden


3rds, home, 1-30 p.m. start) S. Laycock, D. Ainsworth, S. Mukherjee, T. Keighley, G. Jones, D. Barker, P. Brown, C. Smith, P. Topham, G. Barker, L. Boyle. ,


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Rovers handed a tough start


BLACKBURN Rovers Ladies have been


, handed .the toughest possible start to.the, 2008-09 Women’s Premier League season. . Adam Lakeland’s side, who will again play their home games at Shawbridge, fin­ ished eighth in the National Division last term) and will visit reigning champions Arsenal when the new season gets under­ way on Sunday, August lYth.' ' I t is the second tim'e in three years that Rovers have met Arsenal’s all-stars on the


' opening weekend, having played them at Shawbridge in their first ever top-flight game in 2006. And it doesn’t get any easier for Rovers,


who will face big-spending Chelsea in their first home game seven days later,, before welcoming Leeds United to .Clitheroe the following week..


\ Next up, Rovers travel to newly-pro­


moted Nottingham Forest on August 31st, while new signings Chantelle Parry and Faye McCoy will no doubt be looking forward to going back to their old club Liverpool when Rovers travel to Mersey­ side in mid-September...


-. Arsenal, who also won the FA Cup last season, visit Lancashire on December


: 14th, whilst Rovers end the campaign at Bristol Academy on January 18th. , After hearing the fixtures. Lakeland


' said: “Well it doesn’t get much tougher than that, does it?


■ ■ “There won’t be any'easy games in this;


league next year, but Arsenal have lost one or two players to Chelsea over the sum­ mer, so maybe th a t’s weakened them slightly. But at the same time, it’s proba­ bly made Chelsea stronger! “I’ll be going through our pre-season


programme with the players this week, and when I tell them about our opening fixtures. I’m sure they’ll work even harder to get into the best possible shape for those firsl two or three games. “They’re big games and i t’s a tough


start, but we don’t fear anyone in this league. “We’ve competed well against the top


teams in the past, and feel confident we can do so again, especially as we’ve strengthened ourselves this summer.”


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