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Yvi 46 Clitheroe Advertiser&Times, Thursday, May 14th, 2009


Cobras’ date!


CLiTHEROECobras;


JJnder.lSs'progressed (»‘ ^th&fmalhf the Ribbles-: . d^etCup with an 18-ruh^ AVictoryJover;:Cherry, H-."


.i-SThe Cbbras_batted; first,';:butJsonie:ifine! ibowling from'the.Cher-^; ry?,Tree opening pair I Stone and Florentine 'saw,Clitheroe’s first four- batsmen'back in the; pavilion with only. 16: runs on the scoreboard.'; • -However, a 50-'runi partnership,between! team captain Sam Bris; tol and Niall Scorah saw’: the:young' Cobras side end their, allotted overs on 76-5.'


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s ^ Cherry.Tree needed a run rate of five runs per pver.^and'Bristol set a very tight field against the CherryvTree open­ ers,' arid you could see the.frustration starting, to creep in-when'they had only moved bn to '12:frorii the first four, overs.'


>Vin trying to.up the run rate,' the batsmen' took a few io o many chances, and some brilr, liaht catches were taken: b y Robert' Gibb, ;Dan Fitzgerald and.Dave Robinson'.'-


■ At one time the Cher­


ry-Tree Hail' eriders threatened, to put the residt in doubt, but Josh. Dean came b'ack on to take the last three wick­ ets and end any Cherry Tree hopes of a victory..


-!■ Pick of: the Cobras bowlers - were .' Dave Robinson, who finished with 3-12, Niall Scorah (3-10) and Josh Dean (3-21).


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y ;• Cobras will play the. winners of the game between jRibblesdale Wanderers and Eden- fieldfin; the'final- at Chatburn Rpad.


Rain stops play


CHATBURN’S game at Pend le. Forest was washed out on'Satur- day- ' ‘.The locals won the toss and decided to bat,' but- they, could only


■reach 36-4.before:rain; made any further, play impossible. The seconds were


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RIBBLESDALE Wander­ ers were unable to deny Barnoldswick a derby clash with Earby in the second round of the Raras- bottom Cup, after losing by seven wickets at 'Victo- . lyPark. On the opening day of


the season, David Scoth- ern’s men lost to the locals by five runs, after Wander­ ers’ substitute professional Ken Skewes’ hat-trick proved vital. But Barnoldswick eased


past Gary Hunt’s side after bowling the visitors out for 213 inside 43 overs. The sides tried to battle


through the rain on Satur­ day, but eventually recon­ vened on Sunday. Wanderers enjoyed a


solid start, and a 10th- wicket partnership worth 40 looked to have given their bowlers a decent total to defend - following a middle order collapse when Ribblesdale went from 132-3 to 173-9. Sub-professional Sikan- dar Raza and Alistair


No repeat for Wanderers


Marsh shared 55 for the opening wicket, with - George Braithwaite hav-. - ing Marsh caught by Liam Bedford for 13. But Raza continued to


score at a healthy rate alongside Craig Hall, until the home skipper had him caught by Zahid.Iqbal for . a56-balI58at98. : Hall followed 10 runs


later for 28, Sajid Akhtar taking the catch off Iqbal, and John Rain could only add five before he nicked one behind to Matthew Nutter off Iqbal at 132. That instigated a col­


lapse, as five wickets fell for the addition of just 41, runs, with Shaukat Sheraz claiming 3-37 off seven overs.


. Final pair Barry


Spencer and Ian Britcliffe managed to eke out the total to 213, however, as they •


frustrated


Barnoldswick for a period. Britcliffe was finally out


for 25, off just 19 balls, with Spencer unbeaten on 18.


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GREAT HARWOOD AND DISTRICT


BOWLING LEAGUE ■ RESULTS '' ' . -


' . . First Division - . In reply, Barnoldswick':


paced their run chase to perfection, for the loss of only three wickets, as they ,, won in the 46th over. ■ ■ Jamie Oldfield fell at 32,


caught behind off Brit­ cliffe for 14, but fellow- opener Nutter continued towards a half-century with Liam Bedford, : . Nutter fell four short of


his 50, at 67, with Bedford out Ibw four runs later - both falling to Ryan Glad­ win - but Paul Beech and sub-pro Mohammed Asif, compiled a stand worth 143 to ease Barnoldswick into the next round. .


'Asif was the more


aggressive of the two, fin­ ishing unbeaten on 86 off 76 balls, wth six fours and seven sixes, while Beech made exactly 50 off 83 deliveries as the home side avenged their league set­ back. On Saturday, Wanderers


are at Padiham, back in league action.


Clitheroe through but Whalley out


A FINE all-round team effort helped Clitheroe move through to the last eight of the Ramsbottom Cup. Peter Dibb’s men enjoyed a 57-run wn


over Settle in a game that stretched into Sunday due to the weather, and Clitheroe will now face derby rivals Read, who had ■ a bye.


" • ClitheroB had first use of the wicket,


and after losing opener John Green mth- out scoring, former skipper Neil Bolton and professional Paul Turner laid the foundations. Dickon Morris had .Turner caught by


paid man Brent Findley for 24, and ho enjoyed further success as he removed Dibb (7) and Josh McDowell (1) cheaply. However, Bolton and Andrew Pearce


settled things down again and began to compile a defendable total. Bolton was finally out for 59, giving


John Tarbox a return catch, but Pearce found further support from Farook Butt., Thomas Strickland bowled Pearce for


42, but Butt, finishing unbeaten on 23, helped Clitheroe out to 177-6 after their 48 overs.


.


- Morris was the pick of the Settle bowlers with 3-33 from his 10 overs. ; , Clitheroe made light work of Settle’s • reply, bowling the visitors out for 120 in the 43rd over, with all six bowlers taking wickets. , The only batsman to provide any resist­


ance was Matthew Wildman, who made 65 before Pearce claimed a caught and; bowled, while only Strickland (19) could. join him in double figures.


■ Pearce added to his excellent innings.


with.3-31 off nine overs, while Josh Mar- quet (2-15) and Dibb (2-28) also , impressed.' , McDowell took four victims behind the


stumps. On Saturday, Clitheroe are at home to - Cherry Tree in the league.


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IN-FORM batsman Lee Kearsley was unable to prevent 'Whalley stumbling out of the Ramsbottom Cup to Oswaldtwistle Immanuel. Immanuel eased to victory by 61 runs


after bowling the locals out for 114, with Andrew Metcalf claiming 5-18. Kearsley made 54 of those runs, off 76


balls, as he took his seasonal tally to 187 from five innings, with an average of 62.33. But his side were never in contention. Richard Palmer won the toss and put


Immanuel in, and Daniel Metcalf and Alamgir Anwar made an impressive start. They shared 47 before Anwar was


caught by Gregory Jones off David O’Neill for 41, which came off just 28 balls, with three fours and two sixes. . Professional Andrew Kerr ensured


Immanuel continued to make seamless progress, and he made 38 from 52 deliver­ ies before being trapped by Declan Fitzhenry at 107. • Oliver Clare made only two before


being bowled by professional Vinit Indulkar, but Mitch Taylor gave further support to Metcalf, m'aking 29 in a stand of 48 before Mark Fallon had him caught • by Stephen Booth.' ■'.


• Fallon struck again to'send back Met- . calf for 51, off 145 balls, and O’N e i l l , snared Andrew Metcalf as Immanuel closed on 175-6. '


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start, losing Martin-Daviesand Palmer with only eight on the board. ;


Whalley’s reply got off to a disastrous- .......


Indulkar followed at 38, having made


17, and despite a valiant effort from Kearsley, only Jones could back him up, making 20 before he too fell victim to . Andrew, Metcalf, while skipper Gerard Metcalf returned 3-26. , v, On Saturday, Whalley entertain •


, - ■ Barnoldswick in the league. M J


.. Free Gardeners A 7, Roe.Lee Park 3 ;-Gt Harwood A G, Clitheroe CC A 4; Ribblesdale A 8, Globe A 2; Rishton Con. A 7, Ossy Con. 3; Rushton St A7, Gt Harwood B 3. Second Division


Hurst Green A 7, Burnley Rd


B 3; Oakhill Vets 3, Sydney St 7; Sabden Red 6, Sabden Black 4; Salesbury A 8, Rushton St B 2; ■ Waddington AG, Green Park4.. . Third Division ' ,


another great season '


CLITHEROE Hockey club celebrated another successful season wth an awards night at Sparth House. The club earned


another promotion along with cup and plate finals runners-up cups, and a number of individual honours were handed out on the night. The coaches’ first team


player of the year was Diane Mulcahy, while Lucy Whitwell won the second team award. Leila Patel was the


third team coaches’ pick. The captains also


selected their best per-l formers, with Alison O’Donnell the first team recipient. Jessica Pye was second team captain’s player of


the year, with Angie Dewhurst earning the third team award. ■ The players’ player of


the year awards went to O’Donnell, Alison Whitwell and Nicola Yates respectively. Lancashire Under 16s


captain Stef Teece was named junior player of


, the year. There were most


improved awards for third team goalkeeper Megan Stammers, who took the junior award, and Whitwell, who claimed the senior prize. Services to the club


awards were presented to Anna Hollingsworth and Anita 'Vine, and the club also honoured their coun­ ty players, Teece, Pye, Beth Walker-Smith and


Lucy Parker. The final award of the


evening was the Presi­ dent’s award, presented by club president Car­ olyn Taylor to Hannah Laverty, who has stepped down as first team cap­ tain and will now take over as club chainvomen, after Anita Vine stepped down after many years’ service. The club also thanked


sponsors G.Parker Engi­ neering and Montpellier Accountants, and anyone interested in taking up hockey, from seven- years-old to senior and veteran level, can contact Hannah (07855337708) or Steve (07512188916), or e-mail clitheroehock- eyclub@hotmail.co.uk


t BumleyRd A8, MercerPark 2; Gatty Park 8, Free Gardeners B 2; Globe B 8, Ribblesdale B 2; Grange 7, Salesbury B 3. Fourth Division


Immanuel B 7; Sabden Blue 3, Oakhill 7.


Milnshaw- Wanderers‘ 3, :


: TABLES First Division P W D L P


Rishton Con A ...6 3 O' 3 30 ClithcraeCCA . . .0


3 0 2 29


RibbIcsdaleA ....5 3 0 2 28 GlobeA..............5 3 1 I 27 Globe Keys.........4 3 0 1 25 RoeLecPark.......5 3 0 2 25 Gt Hanvood B. .. .5 2 0 3 21 RiishtonStA.....5 2 0 3 24 Free Gardeners A .6 1 1 4 24' OssyCon . . . . . . . .5 2 0 3 23 Gt Harwood A. . . .5 2 0 3 21 Second Division P W D L P


BurnleyRdB ....5 4 0 1 34 Sydney Street ....4 4 O-rO 31 Green Park ......4 3 0 1 30 Waddington A .. ..6 3 0' 3 28 Gt Harwood CC...4 • 2 0 2 26 &bdenBlack ....5 2 0 3 25 Hurst Green A ....5 .3 0 2 24 OakhillVets..,....G 2 0 4 24 SabdcnRed . .. .. .5 2. O' 3'IS Salesbury A ... .. .5 1 0 '4 16 RushtonStB.....5 1 0 4 14 Third Division P W I) L P


GlobeB.......... ..5. 3 0 2 31 Burnley Rd A ....6 3 I 2 29 GtHarwoodH .. .! , 3 0 1 25 Gatty Park


.4 - 3 0 1 25 -


Salesbury B ........ 5 1 1 3 21 Whalley A ..'.....3 ,2 -0 1.20 Grange . .. . . '. . . '. . I ' 2 0 2 19 JlercerPark .V...4' 2 0 2 18 Free Gards B . . . . .5: 1 0 4 15 RibblesdaleB ....3 1 0 -2 14 , Coppice...........3 , 1 ' 0 2 13 Fourlli Division . P tv I) 1, 1>


IimnanuelB . ; . . . l 3 0 1 28 Oakhill.....;..'..! 3 0 125 Milnshaw Wands .4 2 1 1 25 Waddington B . . . .3 2 1 0 20 Sabden Blue.......4 1 0 3 17 Immanuel A ......S 2 0 1 16 WhalleyB . . . .. ..3 2 0 1 15 Rishton Con B .'..3 ,1 0 2 13 Hurst Green B....3 0 0 3 6 ClitheroeCCB ...3 0 0 3 5


GREYHOUNDFORD HYNDBURN


BOWLING LEAGUE First Division


P tv D L P Pendle win new tennis event


PENDLE ran out win­ ners of the first primary schools’ short tennis competition at the Rib- ble Valley Tennis Centre, Clitheroe. . The competition,


organised, by-, John. Schofield of the Ribble Valley Tennis Centre and Tom Bamber from Rib­ ble Valley Sports Devel-- opment, was the first of its kind in the borough, and feeds into the Lan­ cashire Youth Games County Finals Series. Six primary.schools entered the competition.


with Pendle facing St Mary’s, Sabden in the final. v.With both schools


boasting'excellent play­ ers, the final was always going to be tight, but Pendle ; ■ eventually secured the trophy 3-1, , the.final boys’ match',


.ending 10-9 to Pendle,:: giving them the win. • Pendle will now repre- sent the Ribble Valley a t ' the Lancashire County - Short Tennis Finals, to be held at South Ribble =


. Tennis Centre on Thurs­ day, July 9th.


Pictured are all the. competitors from Bren--


■ nands Endowed Primary School,-St Mary’s, Sab­ den, St Mary’s, Osbalde-


: ston, St Mary’s, Langho, Pendle Primary School


: and Oakhill College, ' together with Ribble Val­ ley Mayor John Hill, and


■Tennis Centre Manager John Schofield (s).





: O John Schofield will be running tennis camps


■ throughout the summer at the Tennis Centre, Clitheroe. Contact John (01254 704403) for fur­ ther details. .


Free Gardeners.. .4 4' 0' 0 28 GlobeA . . . . . . . . .3 3 0 0 21 BurnleyRdC....3 2 1 0 21 SabdenB .......... 4 2 1 1 20 Salesbury Blue .'. .3' 1 1- 1 15 Ribblesdale A . . . .4 I 'O 3 15 Rushton St E.......3 1 0 2 12 GlobeE............3 0 0 3 10 SydneySt . . . . . . .3 . 0 0' 3 9 . Coppice . . . . . . . . .1 0 1 0-5


. 'OssyCon....... ...3 1 0 2 3 Second Division . P tv U L P


G r a n g e 4 4 0 0 33 OakhillPkA .....3 3 ' 0 0 21 ImmanuelA.......3 2 0 1-21 GlobeC ..........3 2 0 1 17 WhalieyA“. .. .; . .3 2 0 1 1C MercerPark .....4 1 0 3 16 OakhillAsh . .....4 ' 1 ■ 0 3 15 RushtonStC....,3 ■ 1 0 214 WaddmgtonA....2 2 0 0 9 BuraleyRdB ....3


0 0 3 9


WhallcyB . .. .. ..4 0 0 4 8 -TInrd Division . P tv I) I, P


GattyParkB . i '.3 ' 3 -0 0 22 SabdenC .........2 '2 0- 0 16 ReadCC.........3 1 0 2 14 SalcsburyRcd....2 1 0 -1 13 GrangeC-.....-.V.3 2, 0 .1 12 Rishlon Con. 0 . . .2 • 1 .0 1 10 GtHanvoodCC ..3 0 0 3 ,9 RishtonBC......1 1 0 0 7- Oakhill ParkB ...3 0 0 3 7


.


• Alma B........ . .3 RibblesdaleC ....2 CbtheroeCCB ...2


Waddington B. . . .2


Fourlli Division P tv D' L P 2 0 0 17 2 0 1'16 2 2


MilnshawPark ...2 1 "0 ' I 9 Burnley Rd B . . . .2 0 :1 - I ■


" 8


SabdenA . .. .. .. .3 O' i : . '2' 7 ImmanuelB .....2 0 0- 2 5 OakhillBecch ....2 0 0 i ' i


EXPRESS GIFTS HYNDBURN VETS BOWLING LEAGUE


- ADivision P P


BumlcyRd.............? 59 RibblesdaleA..................7 57 Rhyddings Park..............6 55 WorsleyParkA..............6 53 Rushton St A .'.; .............7 50


.Sabden:............. 8 '43 Lowerfold ......................8 43 Gaily Park A..................7 43 Rishton.......... ..............7 35 Rushton St B .................7 35 OakhillVetsA . ; ............ 8 -34 Oakhill ...........


7 34


Peel Park A .................. 5 30 Mercer Park................... 6 27 tVhallcy ................. '....8 26 B Division


P P


WaddingtonA............... 8- 58 Globe Bullough B ..........8 55 tVorsley B.......................7 54 ImmanuelA........ . . .. ..7


50


Hurst Green....................8 48 Milnshaw Park B............7 46 WaddingtonB................ 5 45 RibbIcsdalcB..................7 .44 Milnshaw Pk C ............. 6 42 Oakhill Vets B ............... 7 39 Immanuel B....................7 39 Read............................ 8 38 PeelParkB ...................6 35 GatlvPkB.......... : ........7 29 ClithcroeCC ......'....■.7 12-


Cricket Scorecards' :


BARNOLDSWICK V RIBBLESDALE WANDERERS


Ribblesdalc Wanderers


Raza c Iqbal b D. Scothem ....... 58 A. Marsh c Bedford b Braith\\'aite 13 C. Hall c Akhtar b Iqbal..............28 R. Gladwin b Asif......................18 J. Rain c Nutter b Iqbal...............5


. G. Hunt c D. Scothem b Sheraz. .. .6 M. Clarkson b Sheraz.................14 H. Kay b Braithwaite.................10 S. Kerr Ibw Sheraz..................... 0 6. Spencer not out.................... 18 I. Britcliffe b Akhtar...................25 Extras.................................18 Total ...................


Bowling: Z. Iqbal 7-1-37-2; S.


Akhtar 5.3-0-22-1; C. Braithwaite 10- 1-52-2; Asif 10-0-34-1; D. Scothem 3- 0-18-1; S. Sheraz 7-0-37-3. Barnoldswick


M. Nutter c Spencer b Gladwin.. .46 J. Oldfield c Rain b Britcliffe....,14 L. Bedford Ibw Gladwin............ .7 R Beech notout.........................50 Asif not out


...............86


Extras.......... ................ ....14 Total (for 3 ) .................. -...214 Bowling: Raza 10-1-29-0; I.


Britcliffe 8-0-55-1; R. Gladwin 6-0-28- 2; B. Spencer 10-H5-0; G. Hunt 6-0- 27-0; M. Clarkson 5.4-1-19-0. .


CLITHEROE V Clilhcroe


SETTLE


J. Green Ibw Findlay....................0 N. Bolton c and b Tarbox............59 Turner c Findlay b Morris.......24 R Dibb b Morris............. .......... 7 J. McDowell st Elliott b Morris. .. .1 A. Pearce b Strickland............. .42 F. Butt not out . . . . . '.................23 B. Dowling not out............. ......6 Extras........ . . . . ‘...........1 5 Total (fqr6).................... 177 . Bowling: Findlay 10-2-40-1; E.


Read 10-1-32-0; J. Tarbox 10-1-23-1; D. Morris 10-1-33-3; T. Strickland 7-1- 20-1; M. Hutchinson 1-0-16-0. Scllle


D. M. Hutchinson c McDowell b Doivlmg 4


Findlay c McDowell b Dibb..........4 M. Wiidman c and b Pearce......65 S.


T. Strickland c Preston b Bolton ..19 J.TarboxcMcDowellbPearce ....5 ■ N. Horsman b Marquet...............0 T. Elliott b Pearce........................o E. Sharpe b Marquet ............. .4 E. Read not out............. .............2 Extras...................... Total ................


J20 , S


Sclccicd Teams Cricket ■


Cnekcl Scorecards Bowling; J. Marquet 7.4-2-15-2; F.


Butt2-0-3-l; B. Dowling 10-0-30-1; P. Dihh 10-4-28-2; A. Pearce 9-0-31-3; N. • BoIlonl-O-H-l.


WHALLEYv


OSWALDtWISTLE' IMMANUEL


OsvvaldtnisllcImmanuel ■ .


D. Metcalfe Booth b Fallon ..'...51: A. Anwar c Jones b O’Neill ■........41 Kerr Ibw Fitzhenry. 7..........3 8 O. Clare b Indulkar


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M. Taylor c Booth b Fallon ......29 ■ P. Howard not out .........., .6 A. Metcalf c and b O’N e i l l .0


. N. Payne not out.....................3 Extras................................... 5 Total (for6)..................;...I75 Bowling; D. O’Neill 10-1-43-2; G.


Jones 6-2-24-0; S. Booth 1-0-18^0; D. Rtzhenry 40-4-13-1; Indulkar 10-3-16- I;M. Fallon 6d)-38-2. .


- Whalley


M. Davies c D. Melcai b A. Metcalf ■ 0


Indulkar c Clare b Taylor......... .17 R. Palmer Ibw Anwar................. 1 L.


D.FitzhenrycandhG.Metcalf ...4 M. Fallon b G. Metcalf. . . . . . . . . . .5 G. Jones ibw A. Metcalf. ........2 0 ■ S. Booth Ibw A. Metcalf. . . . . . . . . .5 J.GallingbA.Metcalf. . . . : ........4. D. O’Neill b A. Metcalf .............. .0 D. Kitchen not out ...................... 0 Extras................................... 4 Total ....................


Ill ■Bowling; A. Anwar 10-3-22-1; A.


Metcalf 7.3-1-18-5; G. Metcalf 10-4- 26-3; M. Taylor 10-3-29-1; Kerr 5-0- 17-0.


RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES’DARTS


ASSOCIATION RESULTS


Singlc.s Knockout Winner: D. Stevenson (Low


Moor). Runner-up: L. Celestial (Billington Band Club). Doubles Knockout


Winner: L. Celestial and L.


Lambe.(Billington Band Club). Runners-up: B. Drives and M. Bowman (Billington Band Club).


HIGH SCORES 121, L. Celestial;T03, M.


Brown; 102, D. Baker; 100, L. Celestial (4), D. Stevenson (2); L. Lambe, B. Grives, M. Brown.


' " , F o o tb a l l 213.


DONALD RACE AND NEWTON EAST LANCASHIRE FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS


' Fir.st Division Colne United 3, Canberra 3;


Read United 1, Borrowdale United 1; Rock Rovers 1, Good-' shaw United 1; Borrowdale United 0,Mill Hill St Peter’s 3; Canberra 4, Rock Rovers 3; Colne United 7, Goodshaw Unit­ ed 0; Read United 2, Enfield 4. . Second Division


Bacup Cricket Club 4, Burn­


ley Belvedere 1; Clitheroe RBL 1, Barnoldswick Town 1; Barnoldswick Town 7, Rawten-. sta!12.. _


Reserve Division ' ' Enfield 1, Colne United 1;


Enfield 1, Rimington 1; Burnley GSOB 6, Langho 3; Enfield 2, Rock Rovers 0: Hurst Green 2. Rimington 2; Stacksteads St Joseph’s 5, Colne United 2. TAlil.ES


First Division P W I) L P


Mornsc Pearce b Butt 4 Aireyc McDowell b Dibb 0


Rimmgton.......25 29 5 9 65 Worsthome. . . . .26 19 3 4 69 Hurst Green ....26 17 5 4 56 Langho............26 14 . 4 8 46 Mill Hill..'.'..... 24 13 3 8 42 Stacksteads..... 26 12 4 16 40 ■ Canberra.........25,19 4 11 34 Enfield............29 19 2 14 32 ReadUtd.........26. 8 7 11 31 Borrawdaie Utd. .29 7 T 15 25 ColneUtd ..'....24 7 '3.14'24 Rock Rovers,...-.26 6 5,15 23 Goodshaw Utd . .26 5 . 5 16 29 PcclPark.......26. 3 2 21 11


P 3 C O N P O T E R S ; - S U . P P O R T I N .G


Second Division P W D .L P


- OssySM .......24.18 4 - 2,58 . Bacu'pCC ......21 16 .4 4 52


BGSOB........ ..21 16 .3 5 51


. B’fordCeltic ....24 11 8 2 59 Feniscowles .....21 13' 2 9 41 Rawtenstall..'...2l 12 , 2.10 38


' Pendle Forest ...21 11-2 11 35 ■ClitheroeRBL ..24 10 3 11 >33 B’wickTn........21 8 2 14 26 Belvedere........ .21 7 3 14 21 PadihamA .......21 7. 1 16 22 Bly Boys’Club ..24 1 0 29 12 S a b d e n 21 2 2 29 '8 Reserve Division ■ ■ P W D L P


KcarsleylbwG.Metca!l ......54


Langho............. 26 29 1 5 61 Worsthome.......26 18 6 2 69 Hurst Green . .. .26 16 5 i 5 53 Enfield...........26 11. 7 -'o 49 OssySM,.......26 13 5 8 41 Rimington ......25 12 6, -7 42 B’ford Celtic . . .-.26 12 '5 ,9 41 .RockRovers'....26 10 4 12 34 BGSOB ........29 19' 3 13 33 Stacksteads;....26 9 5 12 32 Pendle Forest ...26 5 5 16 29 ReadUtd..........26 3 7 16 16 Peel P a rk....;..25 3, 3 19 12


I ’CotaeUtd .....26,;:3 : 5 18 11 , ‘ p o i n t s d e d u c t e d '


HARRY DEWHURST MEMORIAL


LEAGUE TABLES ; •


First Division ■ P W D L P


Welly Clayton...12.19 1 1 31 BocaSeniors ....11 8 1 -2 25 Church Tn........11 7' 2 2 23 Clarence............12 6 9 6 18 Brewers Utd ....12 1 2 6 11 Doginn ........12 2 9 19 6 Globe Bullough. .12 1 9 11 3 Sccund Division P W D L P


SpinningJenny ..11 8 1 2 25 Gt Hanvood R. ..12 7 3 2 Z1 Duke of Well. ...12 6 1 5 19 Ossy Refugees ...11 6 1 4 19 King’s .Arms.......12 9 9 9 18 Commercial OB .12 3 2 7 II H’shore Harriers .12 1 9 11 3


ROEFIELD LEISURE INDOOR FIVE-A- SIDE FOOTBALL LEAGUE


. RESULTS White Lion 3, Replacement


0; Mad Dogs 7, Team Jonny 0; Clitheroe Clowns 3, Morning Glory 3; Chicken Legends 2, Inter Wizards 7; Baj'er Lever- archfile 4, Sporting Abeergul 14; Kings Arms 10, One Touch 0.


FIXTURES 9 a.m.: Team Jonny v One


Touch; 9-35 a.m.: White Lion v Morning Glory; 10. 10 a.m.: Replacements v Sporting Abeergut; 10- 45 a.m. (iiitheroe Clowns V Chicken Legends; 11- 20 a.m. Kings Arms v Drunken ^lonkeys; 11-55 a.m.: Mad Dogs V Inter Wizards. TABLE P W D L P


KingsArms........ 4 4 0 0 12 MTiiteLion.........4 ,3 0 - I 9 Drunken Monkeys 3 3 0 0 9 Replacements. .. .4 3 0 1 9 Morning Glory ...4 2 1 1 . 7, . C’roe Cl owns.4 2 0 .2 6 Inter Wizards ....3 2 0 1 6 ' MadDogs,...:..4 - 1 1 2 4 Sporting Abeergut 3 1 0 2 3 ChickenLegends..3 r 0 . 2 3- OneTouch .......4 1 0 , 3- 3 TeamJonny.....;4. 0 - 0 '4 0 BayerArchfile ....4, ,0 0 '4 0


EAST LANCASHIRE FOOTBALL


ALLIANCE TABLES ,


Under O.sRed • P W D L P


KnuzdenWhite..l8 17. 1 0 ,52‘. C'roe Wolves Red 18 15 .-I ', 2.46 Lammack .;.'...18-10 4' -4 33. Mill Hill Red....18 '8 ,5; .o 29: Langho...........18 6. 6• 6 24 Mellor ............ .18 4 V6;‘ 8,18 GtHan\-oodRovsl8 4 '.3 Tl;15 . Feniscowles ....'.18 3 , 3 12 12 ■


Ossy Rangers....18' 2 5j;Il 11'. CrownPaints....l8 "S- 2 13 11 •


Under 9s Yellow, . - P W D L P


. Haslingden .....20-18 1 ' 1 55 West End.......;.20 16 2 2 50 BlueStar.........20 14 2 4 44


- Globe Bullough. .20 11 2 7 35 Feniscowles.......20 7 4 9 25 Knuzden Tigers. .20 8 1 11 25


,\Vhalley......-..20: 6 . 3 II 21 Darwen Rangers .20 6 2 12 20 Mill Hill Blue ...20 ,5 2 13 17 Wolves Yellow ...20 4 4 12 16 Ross’daleUtd ...20 3 1 16 10 Under 10s Red P W D L P


Knuzden........ .16 14 : 2 0 44 Langho Blue ..'..16 10 2 4 32. CrtBSTiYellow ...16 7 2 7 23 Lammack ......16 7 1 8 22 Darwen Rangers .16 7 1 -8 22 Ossy St Mary’s ..16 5 2 9 17 Haslingden .....16 5 2 9 17 Wolves Red .....16 5 111 16 Ross’daleUtd ...16 4 .3 8 15 Under 10s Yellow P W D L P


Huncoat Badgers 20 16 4 0 52 Gt Harwood Rvs .20 16 .3 1 51 Blackburn Utd . .20 13 4 3 43 Oss}'Rangers....20 12 3 5 39 MillHUlBlue ...20 12 2 6 38 Wolves Yellow...20 7 2 11 23 Huncoat All Stars20 7 1 11 22 BeIthomUtd....20 5 4 11 19 Danven Rangers .20 5 1- 14 16 B’bumEagles ...20 2 3 15 9 Mellor.............20 1 1 18 4 Under 10s Green P W D L P


Preston Utd.......20 13 4 3 43 B’bum Eagles Blue20 12 5 .3 41 B’bum Utd .Acad 20 12 2 6 35 BlueStar Colts ..20 11 I 8 34 Langho Maroon .20 9 5 6 32 Blue Star Hawks .20 7 6 7 27 Crown Green. . . .20 7 5 8 26 Feniscowles.......20 7 4 9 25 B’buraWTiite ...20 7 1 12 22 Darwen Rangers .20 3 5 12 14 Padiham Saints. .20 2 2 16 8 Under 11s Red P W D L P


Lammack ........ 18 -17 I 0 52 Langho Maroon'.18 14 2 2 44 Knuzden Red ...18 11 4 3 37 Mill Hill............18-li 1 6 34 OssyStMarj-’s ..18 7 .3 f 8 24 Langho Blue....18--7 1 10 22 Belvedere.............18 5 5 8 20 Gt Harwood Rovs 18 3 3 12 12 B’bum Eagles ...18 2 3 13 9 BlueStarLads ..18 1 1 16 4 Under 11s Yellow P W D L P


Padiham Saints..18 16 0 2 48 Crown Paints... .20 12 4 4 40 Ossy Rangers:...20 11 2 .7 35 BlueStar Boys ..20 10 5 5 35 Mellor Black ....18 9 4 5 31 BlueStar Eagles .18 8 4 6 28 Knuzden Blue...18 6 .1 11 19 Danven Rangers .18 5 3 10 18 OssyStMar}’’sR 18 2 3 13 9 MellorAellow ...18 0. 2 16 2 . Under 12s Red P W p L P


Cro\vnGreen ....15 14 1 0 43 Huncoat Utd ....15 9 0 6 27 Crown Yellow ...15 7 1 7 22 Langho...............14 6 1 7 19 Mill Hill...............15 5 0 10 15 Gt Hanvood Rovsl4 1 1 12 4 Under 12.s Yellow P W D L P


BlueStar .....;.14 12 1 1 37 Belvedere............. 14 12 1 1 37 Whalley ........14 11 0 3 33 Haslingden .......14 8 0 6 24. Ossy Rangers .'...14 5 1 8.16 B’bum Eagles ...14 3 1 10 10 Lammack .........14 1 2 11 5 . OssyStMary’s ..14 0 2 12 2 Under 12s Grech . P W D .L P


Danven Rangers .13 10 1 ^ 2 31 Blue Star Aces .'..13 . 9 ; 1 -3 28 MellorBlack ....12 5 2 .;’5 17 Clayton Park....12: 4 3 .515. DnvnR.Boj’s ..;I2 4 0 - 9 12. Preston Utd.....12 4 2 6 11 : St Joseph’s .......12 2 I ,' 9 7 . Under I3sRed P W D L P


Under Ms Green • P W D


BlueStar .......1 2 10 0. Sporting Athletic 13 9 1. Mellor ..............13 .8 1


. Langho..............12 8 0 Wolves Yellow ...12 4 .0 Pad Saints .......12 3 • 0 Darwen Rangers .12 0 0 Under 15s Red P W D


' WaltonleDale ..10 9 1


. DarwenRngs ...10 8 1 - Lammack ......10. 5 0 Greyhound Ford .10-3 1


. Ross’daleUtd ...10 . 3 0 Langho.....-....10 0 1 Under 15s Yellow P W D


Haslingden .......12 8 3 Rishton Utd ....12 7 2 BlueStar .......12 6 3 Whalley Juniore .12 6 .2 Barrfoixl Celtic . .12 5 1 • B’bum Eagles.. .12 2 1 Ross Utd Colts ..12 . 1 2 Under 16s Red P W D


Belvedere..........11 9 2 Mill Hill...........12 8 2 . B’bum Eagles ...12 5 4 Pendle Forest ...12 4 5


.Langho..............12. 3 .3 B’cliffeRovers...12 2 ' 4 BlueStar.........11 0 0 : Under 16s Yellow P. W D


Blackburn Tn'...14 11 3 LammackJuns ..14 9; 2 Whalley............14 8 2 Darwen Spartans 14 7 0 Darwen Rngrs...14 4 4 SportingAth ....14 4 .3 Haslingden .......14 3 3 Blackburn Utd ..14 1 . 1 ] Under 17s Red P W D


Old Blacks........ 14 13 1 Wilpshire'..........14 10 1 Fulledge Colts ...14 7 2 Crown Paints....14 6 2 B'fordCeltic ....14 5 _4 Wolves ......'...14 .6 ,,1,- Knuzden Youth..14. 2 : 1 1 B’fieIdCeItic....l4 -1 O.]


THWAITES


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT SUMMER


POOLLEAGUE RESULTS . .Tonight


Premier Division Buck B 9, Bay Horse 3; Low


Moor 4, Buck A 8; RBL A 7, RBL B 5; St Peter’s A 7, White Horse B 5; White Horse A 7, Billingtori B 5 First Division > '


Clitheroe Social Club 3, Con.


Club 9; Kings Arms 6, Wagon A 6; Read Con. Club 6, Dog'6; White Hart 5, Black Home A 7. Second Division


Black Horse B 3, Higher


Buck A 9; Con. Club B 6, White Lion 6; Higher Buck B 4, Kings Arms C 8; Wagon and Horses B 4, Low Moor B 8. Third Division


Buck D 3, Kings Arms B 9;


; Horseshoe 5, Royal Oak A 7; RBL D 6, White Hart B 6; Sta­ tion 8, RBL C 4.


-'■/ Fourth Division ■ Billington A 10,', Craven


‘Heifer 2; Brown Cow.Chatburn 5, De Lacy 7; Royal Oak B 3, Whalley:Arms 9; Whalley Con. -


, Club 10,^Buck Wrinkleys 2. . ;


Mill Hill..........14 12 I 1-37 Ossy St Mary’s . . 14. 10 4- 0 34 ; CroivnPaints....14 7 2 5 ‘23t GtH’woodRovs.14 6 3 5 21.: B’bum Warriors .14 5 I 8 16 BarrfordCeltic ..14 . 4. 2 8 14 Ossy Rangers;...14 3 2 9 11 Clitheroe Wolves .14 1 1 12 4 Under Ms Yellow . • P W I) L - P


Knuzden. . ; . . . . .10 9, 0 ; --1.27=•. JFC


..-..10 6 0.-4 18' ?


HasiingdenBIue .vIO- 5 -1 4 16 . Rossendale Utd .;10; 3 3' ^1.12 , BlackbiimTn ...10 -2 2 6''8V WolvesRed .....10. '2 .0 8 6


; FIXTURES Tonight


. Foundation Cup ■ Preliminary Round.


—White Horse B v Brown Cow


Clitheroe; Low.Moor A v Pen- dle;:Kings Arms B v Buck B; Wagon B v Buck Wrinkleys; Brown Cow Chatburn v White Horse A; Bay Horse v Con. Club B; Craven v. Legion B; Read v ^ Black Horse B; Legion A v Buck ‘ D; Wh’alley Arms y.Kings C;' Wagon A v Low Moor B; White: Hart B y Dog A; Billington A v . White Hart A'.


. - - Saturday. -Clitheroe (v Cherry Tree,


home, meet 12-30 p.m.) P. Dibb, N. Bolton, A. Pearce, J. Green, D. Glover, J. McDowell, F. Butt, M. Preston, B. Dowling, J. Mar­ quet, Turner. Scoren A. Kilken-


,-ny." Clitheroe 2nds (v Feniscowles,


away, meet noon) P. Bishop, J. Houldsworth, A. Hutchins, M.


: - Scott, L. Nuttall, J. Scott, R . GaskelL C. Palmer, R. Dent, G. Drake, F. Hussain. Scorer; T. Blezard. - • Read (v Baxenden, away, and V Bamford Fieldhouse, away, Sunday) M. Wilson, N. Marsh, Harvey, K. O’Connor, C. Holt, J. Marshall, A. Rushton, A. Turn­ er, W. Eastham, M. Whalley, E. • Liowes. Read 2nds (v Brinscall, home) S. Marsh, A. Laycock, J. Jones,


-E. Artingstoll, A. Baron, K. Smithson, R Barden, C. Lowes, M. Yeoman; L. Woodvine, R Haworth. Reserve: Miss A. Hartley. Ribblesdale Wanderers (v


Padiham, away, meet club noon) G. Hunt, A. Marsh, R. Gladwin,


, J. Rain, M. Pratt, M. Peel, B. Spencer, M. Clarkson, R. Lloyd, A. N. Other. Scoren L. Rain. Ribblesdale Wanderers 2nds


(v Padiham, home, meet 12-30 p.m.) P. Spencer, M. Wrigley, R. Clarkson,-J. Britcliffe, T. Braith­ waite, J. Dickinson, H. Kay, S. Braithwaite, G. McGuire, A, N. Other, A. N. Other.


Sunday Clitheroe 3rds (v Cherry Tree,


aw^ay, meet 12-15 p.m.) F. Green, A. Robinson, H. Wardle, P. Atkinson, R. Drew, A. Kilkenny, I. Scott, J. Banks, C. Bailey, T. Neville, J. Carysforth. Scoren 0. Hussain.. Read 3rds (v Earby, away)


M. Shirtcliffe, C. Lowes, R Hig- son, A. Lightbown, E. Art­ ingstoll, C. Hayman, L. Wood- vine, J. Langford, A. Laycock,’J. Jones; M. Suthers. Reserve: K. Grimshaw.


Monday Ribblesdale Wanderere Under


18s (v Gt Harwood, away, meet club 5-30 p.m.) H. Kay, J. Biit- cliffe, R. Clarkson, T. Rigby, C. Collinge, C. Jackson, M. Clark­ son, M. Nerenburg, Danny. McGrath, Dave McGrath, S. Cherry.,


mAY


18 - Matthew-Thompson Open Doubles, Rushton


VSt Bowling Club - entries to ' Jean . Keys, 10. Grimshaw St, Gt Har­ wood (01254 888107). .


22 - Pendie and Burniey Grand Prix race three,


t Burniey Lions lOK, starts- from Coine CC at 7 p.m.


31 - Pendie and Burniey Grand Prix race four, Hendon Brook, starts from Marsden Park Goif Club, Nelson at 11 a.m.


JUNE


G - Pendle and Burnley '• Grand Prix race five, Kel-


' brook Fell, starts from St ■ Mary’s Church, Kelbrook _ at2p.m;: 12 - Pendie arid Burniey . Grand Prix race six, Bar- : ley Fell, starts from Barley, . Village car park at 7 jj.m.


1 8 - Brenda Monk Open Mixed Doubles, Rushton St Bowling Club - entries to John Iloimes, 9 Hay- dock Square, Gt Hanvood (01254829310).' "


21 - Pendle and Burnley Grand Prix race seven, Burnley Boys’ Club lOK, starts from Barden Track; Burnley at 11 a.m.


; 28 - Pendle and Burnley


. Grand Prix race eight; Trawden.Seven: starts- from Trawderi R'ecreritiori Ground at 11 a.m.


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