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4 ^ ___ 46.. Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, June 18th, 2009 ‘M i '.


Golfing derby day lined-up


BURNLEY season.ticket holder Steve Brooks scooped the second guaranteed place for an all-expenses paid golf-


. ing holidajr in the Algarve^ courtesy of Mytton Fold Hotel and Golf Complex at the weekend. ■ ■ ■


- . His 79-11-68 was good enough to push Jim Hindle (82^ .13-69) into second place and David Halsall (87-18-69) into third in a highly competitive winner-takes-all com­ petition.


., Brooks will be taking fellow Burnley supporter Phil Clegg as his guest to the Algarve.’ . ' V ; - . < ; There they will enjoy a keen derby contest with first


■ round winner Ray Standring - a Blackburn Rovers sea-' son ticket holder'- along with his guest, and fellow Black- bum fan, Garry Davies. . Winnw Steve Brooks and Mytton Fold’s Carol Maher


check Steve’s passport ready for the derby game in the Algarve, (s)


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Emma’s last four date 'CHALLENGING performances were achieved by sever-


: al members of Clitheroe Golf Club ladies’ section when they took part in the County Championships held at Pre- stoh Golf Club.


1'! Emnda Clegg reached the'^emi-final, but lost on the ' 19th hole.'


' Sarah Walton was beaten by Emma in the-quarter-.- : finals by two and one while Helen Maginn lost three and • ■ two in the first round of the plate.


K Further achievements have been attained by members Emma Clegg and Sarah Walton on being selected to' play in the Lancashire Team.


• ' The matches are being held at Heswell on Monday where they will play Cumbria, Durham, Northumber-,-


I land, Cheshire and Yorkshire. Young Emma Byme has been selected to play for the Lancashire girls’team. ,


.. v' Anothermemberat Clitheroe Golf Club Ghris Stokes


'■ has been chosen to represent Lancashire in the County 'Veteran’s Team.


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-. The veterans play all the Northern Counties, Northumberland, Durham, Cumbria, Cheshire and , Yorkshire just like the ladies’ team, but have individual matches rather than one full week. ........


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COUNTY CALL-UP: Chris Stokes, (s)


Fish merchant Giles lands golf catch of career


. By Edward Lee "A GLORIOUS day and some-


: g re a t golf on a long bu t immaculate course" was how


. Clitheroe Golf Club captain Alf England described his Captain’s Day.


^'^A^totalof 192 competitors


- nsattled it out for the prizes • and Glitheroe’s favourite fish


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__merchant Giles Shaw topped division two with an eventful but rewarding nett 68 for his’


, greatest ever catch., . Andrew Spouse was gener­ ous in his praise for all con­ cerned in making i t such a memorable day, for him as he


Octogenarian ‘Cooke’s’ up major golf win! GOLFING extraordinaire > i


: Brian Cooke provided a real spectacle in the Robert ’ ? Lightfoot.Trophy at'Whal- -


r ley Golf Club after being / . ; crowned champion at the ■ - :


took the division one prize’ with a 76-9-67 return. -


' Low handicap men Dave


-Thornhill and Damian Dur- rant had a head-to-head for the runners- up prize with


• nett 68s, Thornhill getting the nod after a card play-off.


Thinking Of Taking Up Golf?


age of 81. He took the trophy with ■ an impressive round of 79-


—12-67 to finish ahead of Les ■ , Dearden (75-6-69) who ' • came second following a -i ■


— Mark Ashworth headed the nett 69s to take fourth place with an incredible 68-1-1-69 ahead of Nigel Clowes and Paul Nightingale after cards. In • division two Steve


.Richardson led a trio of nett 70s to take second spot from Nigel’Fitton and La Manga resident Tom Brown. Brown stuck his neck out to claim fourth ahead of Mark Jeffrey and Giles Lawson who took


the final two prizes with 71s. Daniel N u t te r did l i tt le


wrong to produce a 72 for the best gross.-


W halley G olf C[Db~ is holding an O P EN DAY


card play-off. In Division Two, Stuart ^


-Brown (85-16-69) took the' plaudits, finishing just one


/shot ahead of John Jobes ' - (83-13-70).


Who else b u t Denis


Greenup would one expect to collect the k i t ty for the straightest drive on the 13th?


' Denis duly obliged.. Daniel Preedy sussed out


the putting competition to such an'extent that he walked


■ away with the prize, but the loudest cheer at the presenta­ tion was reserved for young Bill Birch who was nearest the pin on-the tricky 17th. Clitheroe Golf Clubs Chris ■


Hamer hit the jackpot when during his round his well struck five-iron tee shot found


’ ■/'Meanwhile, the in-form /


V Harry Tuley championed - Division Three with a round, ■ of 93-23-70 comfortably • ■


‘ ahead of Edward Gierat (95-22-73).


the hole on the 181-yard par three 14th.


. : • Mark Ashworth continues


. to produce golf a t another level as was evident again in the Midweek Medal. A round of 65-0-65 is as


good as i t gets with eight birdies in his round to lead the field with a two-shot margin. Young Tom Forrest showed


his family flair, when he pro­ duced his best so.far this year with a nett 67 but had to set-' tie for third place behind Kevin Rogerson'after cards with the same score.


Ahmed blitzes Chatburn


A.SENSATIONAL bowling mas­ terclass from Long Lee’s A. Ahmed sent Chatburn-tumbling to. an embarrassing 142-run defeat in the Craven and District Cricket League Division Two. The game’s man-of-the-match


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’ V ■ ' ' The home side’s opener A. Broadley peppered the bound


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:i aries with 11 fours on his way to .j 73 while M. Taylor (45) and R;


Ayrton (43) also high scored. : :■ J. Wilkinson also made a fitting '


I contribution when he struck two V. sixes'and finished the innings on . u 26 not out.


had one of the best afternoon’s of his career as he blitzed the visi­


tors' wickets in a seven-wicket haul. ■ His side had already set a


demanding 212 run target for Chatburn who never looked like


Long Lee closed on 212-6. In response Chatburn fell with­ out much of a fight with only two


■ hie figures. .. Ahmed proved superior for the -


■ batsmen - Rod Booth (19) and Steve Bowker (12) - making dou-


away side as he dismissed David:


■ MuKon (1 ), John Reynolds (1 ); David Lakin (3), Ashley Bennett (6), John Lockley (6), Paul - Woodworth (6) and Mark Holmes for a duck. His bowling figures sho'wed


that he conceded less than two ■ runs an over as he went for 26 runs in the 15 overs he bowled. /.Chatbum crashed to defeat as


they were all out for 70 after just 34.2overs. .:


. : Chatburn batted first and were given a good start by John Moore


. Chatburn seconds were beaten : by five wickets by Crdssflats. .


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(23) and Damien Gupta (18). There were also notable contri­


butions from Mark Neremburg (26) and Graham Woodworth . (24) but it wasn’t to be as the


Chatbum side collapsed and were all out for 145. It was a disappointing result


for. Chatburn who fought hard and fell to defeat despite the best efforts of Ben Threlfall who con­


tributed with bowling figures of ‘ 5-77. • Chatburn are hosting a Twen- / ty20 competition on Sunday.. The other teams taking part


are Grindleton, Bolton-by-Bow- land and Low Moor. ■ ■ ■


■ The event will start at 11-30 a.m. and MU include a family fun day w i th bouncy castle, face-' painting, barbecue and licensed =


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: Daniel Richardson contiii - , ues to improve and his nett ft ii'i earned him fourth prize andi'-^ reduction in handicap.


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Alex Cave took the bes^^,- gross with a creditable 73.


■ Ladies a t Whalley Gol-'l Club played in a SoutI' ^


African Scramble on Thurs ■day. Linda Rhodes, Helei Hamer . and Margare Breakell emerged as winner? with 109 points. Runners-up were Bridge':^’,:


Rees, Wendy Green, Iris Shei'S' ry and Fran Geirat with lOi . points and in third spot wenfii Jean Dearden, Agnes Flanatff gan, Barbara Tuley and Rosf mary Grime with 95 points, fca Rosemary Sims and Nanc/^ Mortimer totalled 42 poinljP*”


■ to vidn the Professional’s Prizjis at Clitheroe Golf Club.


, Sarah Walton and Emm.^7|3 Clegg were runners-up 39 points and Sarah Hale ani)«


: Jannette Ranson were third,aj|| point further adrift.


' Champs in|


training , T R A IN IN G for E a % | L an c a sh ire League^;® champions and Craven|V^/ Gup holders Rimingtoa» FC.will sta rt on Thurs-}5;« d ay a t 6-30 p.m. at^S-J Rimington. . -■ m . | ■ The team’s manage-|'/j


ment has also organised sessions a t Roefield.onkl||: Mondays from July Managers Terry Braith-j|S waite and Dave Buckle^jJ, are looking to strength-p# en both sides to enable®# the club to compete all fronts again in tbe^fp^: forthcoming season and|t^; will welcome any p!ay-i|i| ers interested in Attend-pS., ing training.


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BOWLING LEAGUE/ A Division ■ .


P P/ 12 106:


WoisIeyParkA .''.■...■.:-.12 / • 103 R i b b l e ^ a l e A -.12-/- -..95' RushtonStA ...’....■'...12./ .;■: 88- BunileyRd............l2. .7 8 L o i


r e r f o l d 13 ... 77,; . Jeel Park A’.


Sabdcn......................12 72' Mercer P a r k . . ; ; . 1 2 / .: 68 Catty ParkA-...-...;...12':: =68 Rishton...... . .. .. .. .. .1 2 - - 03 11 : 62


^ '0 ^1 1 Vets A .................12 , 59 ,,.RiiShtonStB ....'.....-.11 48 Oakhill......................12 47', W e y .....................13_ - 46' * /■ . nDivision


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ImmanuelB . .. . . . . . . . . .1 2 - , , . 89’ Globe Bullough B ......12 ./ 86 ImmanuelA . . ; . . ' . - . - . . . .1 2 . 85., Waddington A ........... .12, ' 83 Ribblesdale B.


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Hurst Green .............12.: / 70 MilnshawPkB . .......1 2 : 68 ’ Milnshaw Pk C


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Rcad..'.;.;i...........l3-.:--.'63 , OakhillVetsB-.... . . . . . 12:-; - 59 : Peel Park B. . . . . . . . . . . . .12 •. - ■: 58 GattyPkB.....:..:.-..12'>:-: 52 ClitherocCC__.-........12 - 29,


ICncket Scorecards . BAXENDENV


’ CLITHEROE 1. Clilheroe ■


. Turner c Haworth b Surlworth. . . .44 J. Dewhurst c Hawvrth b Bulcock. .2


, J.McDowellcRishtonbNaeera ..38 A. Pearce c Haworth b Sudworth;. .1 ; E Dibb Ibw Naecu]


.1 r,N. Bolton run out'..'.___. '. . / ’..IS


• Bowling: Ali 16-1-61-5; J. Lester ,10-2-33-1; B. Storey 6-2-13-3; G.


/Smithson 8.2-1-30-1. - - ■ -. Edcnrivld


' J. Lester Ibw Harvey. ' . . . . . . . . . .4 . G. Smithson c O'Connor b Harvey 24


/ A. Barnes c O’Connor b Eastham .38 All not out. . .


..A. Bhatti not out. . . . . . . - ....;.:. .0 ,; Extras


■ ■ Total(tor3)


, Rushton 5-1-26-0; W. Eastham 8.4-1- 77-1.


Bowling; Harvey 13-3-39-2; A. ■ ■


-VEKA RIBBLESDALE


CRICKETLEAGUE Senior Division


■Baxenden.'./lO •Read.......10 Padihara.... 10 GtHanvood.lO •Earby.....lO •R’daleW. ..10 Settle . . . . . .TO Edcnfield. .. 10 Ossylmm. ..10 Cherry Tree. 10 : ■B’wick.......10 R’bumN...-. 10 WTiallcy -. 10 Chthcroe.... 10 -


1’ Salesburj'. 10


Belvedere. .. 10 R’daleW.. .. 10 Padiham.... 10 Read. . .....10 Brinscall.,..10 GtHanvood.lO


^ . . , ^ . . ^ . , 1 , M. Preston run out. . . . . . . . /...■..O ■ Ossylmm.10


’ C.PalmercHamrthbNaecm ....O ’ Stackstcads. 10 B. DowbngcSudworlhbNacem.'..2-' CherryTree.lO J.MaiguetlbwNaecm . . . / . . . . - . . .I Edenfield. . . 10 J. Houldsrvorth not o u t . ' . . . . .-.O Belvedere II. 10 ‘Extras................. .-,;■. .. ■. .14 , Feniscowles. 10 Total .....................


..'.116


; Bowling: D. Bulcock 7-2-23-1; L. McIntosh 8-2-25-0; Naeem 15-3-34-5;


: I. .Austin 5-2-14-0; G. Sudwvrth 8.1-2- 11-


2. ' Baxenden


■ Extras....................■........... .9 {Total(forO)..................;..'.117


C. Waddington not out'. .........2 0 Naeem notout


.91


• Bowling; J. Marquet 6-1-23-0; B.' Dowling 3-0-24-0; N. Bolton 2-0-27-0; J. Dewhurst 2-0-33-0; J. Houldsworth 1.2-0-64). . ■


RIBBLESDALE ’ WANDERERSV


' WHALLEY Whallev


■ M.FalloncPeelbHeai


LKearsleyc Gladwin b Heal....... 0 .........0


Settle.


Baxenden. .. 10 Clitheroc.. . . 10


,: Salesbuiy. . . 10 ..B’bumN....10


■-’Earby..........9 Brinscall...;10 Feniscowles. 10 'BlyGSOB ..9. ‘B’wick . . . . . .9


N B P 0 18118 0-17 9 4


.0 20 80 0 ,10 80 0:TI78 0 17 74 0 13 63 1 14 57


First Division L


8


. 1 12 55 T 12 -15 0 15 42 1 .4 37 0 14-34 12 32:


N B P 0 14104 1 14 97 0 24 94 0 20 90 0 19 89 0 13 83 1 15 78


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....10 0 .9 Second Division


.0 17 57 1 21 54 0,20,50 0 I f 46 0 = 21 41- 0 12 32 1 0 3


N B P 0 .13103


, 1 12 95 0 20 80 1 10 73 0 20 70. 0 13 63 1 17 60


•Ghyll........7- , • Whalley . .. .9 Stacksteads .19 Ghyllir.....7 BlyGSOBII.9 ' Third Drvision W,


M.DaviescLloydbHeal....•...•.'I6 ' Indulkar c Rain b H e a l .4 •• Cherry Tree.. 6


Read.


D. Fitzhcniy c Peel b Heal...........39 R. Palmer c Rain b Hunt .. .■;.-.. .27 G; Jones run out........___ -..0 _ ... J.


N.BymecBriggsbHunt....'..i..l ' x t r a s .


/• ..’Potal ............99 Bowling; I. Britcliffe 10-2-26-0;


Heal 20.4-10-43-6; B. Spencer 3-0-16- 0;G. Hunt 8-4-13-2.'


; Bibblesdalc Wanderers R. Gladwin c Fallon b Fitzhemy /. .0 C. Hall c BjTne b Indulkar. . . ; . -. .21 Heal c Galling b O’N e i l l . iv:'. .11 M. Bnggsnot out .. . ; ; ; . .■; .;’.-.-.33


R- Lloyd notout/... .'. ; ; . . .'.31 Extras'


5 ■. Total (lor 3). . . . . . . ; . . .MOl ■


/Bowling; D. Filzheniy4-2-18-1; D. 0 Neill 9-l-16-l;Indulkar4-l-26-l;N..


, Byrne 2-0-19-0; G. Jones I-O-IGH; M. Fallon 0.3-0-4-0.


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Hoad / ,


Har\eycPauIbAli.....................25 M. Whalley b Al i . . . ,


.A. Uycock c Paul b Storey ;. :0 ■ m p^^^on c Storey b All. . ; . ’. . . . .2 < W Eastham c Johnson b Smithson 48' H Howarth cSmithson blester ':'.-.9 - “K. Smithson not out'.\, . .v; . .'.5' • T»iai.......'..!;!.'.";;-;.';!.i’4o


J. Marshall c Flitcroftb Ali : .18 ' Extras......... to


N. Marshc Carol b Storey-;VV;. ;-.10 .9


K. O’Connor b Ali. . . . . . . . . . . . .!< C. Holtc Barnes bStorey; . . ; .0 '


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D..0’Neill not out ■ ; . . . . . ; . , .0 Belvedere. . . . 6 C. Mahon b Heal.’. . . . ‘E


5


jq , Ossy Imm.. .. 6 .


B’wick...-. ...7 E a r b y 4


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■ Salesbury....6j.l 4 1 7 20 Baxenden. . . . 6 ■ 1 5 0 5 15 Gt Harwood.. 6 0 5/ 1 6 9 Whalley . . . . .6 0 5 1 3 6 ‘tied game = ■


CLITHEROE AND . DISTRICT CRICKET.


LEAGUE . TABLE P W D L P


Rimington . .. . . . .5 .4 0 0 12 ChippingA ......5^ 3” 2- O il Ramblers.......... 5 2 0 1- 6 S a b d e n . 5 2v 0 3 6 Low Moor • . . . . . . .5 : 1 - 2.- - 1> 5.' S t ' J a m e s . 5 1 -2 I ' 5 Calderstones .;...6 - I .2 1 5


CLITHEROE MEN’S INVITATION


SUMMER DARTS


LEAGUE RIISULTS


■/../ Legion B G, St Michael’s A1; Swan A 3, Broira Cow 4;AVhite r Lion 5, Swan B 2..


Galimgrunout . . . . . . . . '. . . . . . ,0 . -^0111010 ...........


Feniscowles '..6 R’daloW.. ...5 B’bum N. . . C • Clitheroe.......7 Padtham.. . 7


.1 12 52 1 6 49 1 16 49-


■0 15 42 ■ 1 21 34 0 12 32 11 24


.73 [g


148- Fi.XTunns '■ iMond.wy ■


, Legion B V Pcndle Inn; Horse • Shoe V Swan A; Brown Cow v St


■ Michael’s A; St Mich.ael’s RO v . White Lion; Swao B v Low


Moor; Craven He’tfen V Legion A. CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND DOMINOES


SUMMER LEAGUE: RESULTS


RibbleLeaiiue- • -V'' - Darls.: 7-. *


Black Horse A 3 , 'Judge


Walmsley A 6; Buck A 7, White Hart 2; White Horse 5, Horse­ shoe 4.


' . , Dominoes


■ Hart 13; White Horse .8, Horse- shoelS.


7. y


Pendle League Darts


Judge Walmsley B 4, Buck B


5; Swan and.Royal 4, Black Horse B 5; Royal Oak 6, Social Clubs.


. Dominoes. f Judge Walmsley B 10, Buck ' Club 14.


B II; Swan and Royal 12, Black Horse B 9; Royal Oak 7, Social


HIGH SCORES


140 T. Gudgeon, J. Dewhurst, S: Hoole, J. Wilson,


‘ A. Kenyon, B. Cunliffe (Snr) x2, R. Jones,.C. Flynn, J.-Marsden x2, R. Lloyd,'M. Lloyd, A. Tillotson, S.’McCuIlough x2; 135 - K. Duut, J. Hargreaves, M. ' Lloyd; 132-S. McCullough; 125 * ‘ K. Duut, R. Lloyd, C. Flynn, ■ D. Meyler, R. Jones, T, Hinch- liffe; 123-G. Williams; 121-L. Gahan, S. Stanley, J. Marsden, R. Lloyd x2, B. Henry, J. Dewhurst, S. Hoole, J. Wilson, M. Proctor; 120 - P. O’Neill; 119 - R. Hargreaves, D. Gudgeon; 118-A. Kenyon; 117 - A. Slater; 115 - A. Bolton; 114 - T. Hinch- liffe; 110 - K. Evanson (check); 105 - A. Thompson;.104 - T. Hinchliffe; 101 - J. Fowler; 100 « S. McCullough x7, P. O’Neill x3,- S. Wilson, J. Dewhurst x4, T. Gudgeon x2, A. Bolton, S. Hoole x2, J. Wilson x3, M. Proctor x2, ’ D. Ainsworth, J. Hargreaves x4, R. Jones x2, A. Taylor, R. Bolton x2, S. Stanley x3, R. Har­ greaves, J. Marsden, D. Meyler, R. Greenwood x3, W. Allberry x2, R. Lloyd, M. Lloyd x6. A,


'Tillotson, L, Wright x3, J. Fowler, D. Flynn, R. Fielding, D. Cardwell x2.


ROEFIELD LEISURE INDOOR FIVE-A­ SIDE FOOTBALL LEAGUE


. RESULTS Inter Wizards 1, Drunken


Monkeys 5; One Touch FC 3, Replacements 7; Morning Glory. 16, Bayer Leverarchfile 2; Sport­ ing Abeergut 2, Chicken Leg-- ends 1; Team Jonny 1, Kings Arms 25;' White Lion 3, Mad .Dogsl. . / . ‘


. n.kTURES


.:<;9 a.m.: Morning' Glory v Kings Arms: 9-35 a.m.: Inter Wizards v Bayer Leverarchfile; ‘ 10-10 a.m.: Sporting Abeergut v White Lion; Drunken Monkeys V Chicken Legends; 10- 45 a.m.: One Touch FC V Mad Dogs; 11-


. 55 a.m.: Team Jonny V Replace- ■ments.-.' . ,. : ■-. ; ■-.. " TABLE P W D I, P


Kings Arms .■.'■.■...9 9 . 0 0’27 '


-WhUeLion .........8 - 7 0 -1 21. D’ken Monkeys. . .8 5 1 2 10.: MomingGlory ...8 .4 . 2 2 14- - S’tingAbcergut...7 4 0--3.12 /•


,‘IntcrWizards ....7/ 4- 0/ -3 12 Replacements ... .7 - t 0 /3 12 MadDogs ...•.■.-..8 2 1 5 7 Chicken Legends?.7;. 2 ,i 0 . i 5 ' 6 One Touch


THWAITES


CLITHEROE a n d : DISTRICT SUMMER


POOLLEAGUE : ^ RE.SULTS ■ Founduliun Cup '■


.Billington Band ClubA 2,


: Buck A G; Bay Horse 5, Conserv­ ative Club 6; Kings Arms C 4, Royal British Legion A 6; Wagon


. , A 4, Wagon B G; Black Horse B . 0, Horseshoe G; Ixjw Moor Club ; 6. Whalley Conservative Club 3;


■• St Peter’s A 1, White Horse B 6; ‘ Royal British Legion B G. White


. / Horse A 1; White Lion 2, Higher Buck B G; De Lacy 2, Royal


. Black Horse A.10, Judge- ; .Walmsley A 11; Buck A 8, TOte ■


. British Legion DG; Stork 4, Higher Buck A G; Dog Music Bar G, Kings Arms 4; Chtheroe


: Social Club 0, Black Horse A G; Royal Oak B G, Dog Inn B 0; Buck B 5, Royal Oak AG. "■ FI.XTURES ..Tonight


Premier Division


Billington Band Club B v ■ Bay Horse; Buck A v Royal


. British Legion B; Low Moor Club V Buck B; Royal British Legion A v White Horse B; WTiite Horse A v St Peter’s A. ■ First Division


Kings Arms V Clitheroe Social


Club; Read Constitutional Club V Black Horse A; Stork v Conser­


vative Club; Wagon A v Dog. - Second Division


B; Conservative CIub-B V Wagon B; Dog Inn B; v Kings Arras C; Higher Buck A v Low MoorB.


, ' - • Third Division


British Legion C; Horseshoe.v Buck D; Royal Bntish Legion D


v Station: White Hart B V Kings ArmsB. -


; Fourth Division Brown Cow Chatburn v


Billmgton Band Club A; De Lacy V Whalley Arms; Pendle Hotel v Craven Heifer; Whailey Conserv­ ative Club v Royal Oak B. TABLES


Premier Division


Low Moor . . . . . . .5 3 1 1 44 MTiitoHorscA ...5 3 1 I 40 BuckB..:......... 5 2 2 1 38 StPetcr’sA,.........5 3 -1 I 37 BuckA.............5 -1 3 ■ 1 35 RBLA....... .....4 2 2 0 33 •' BillingtonB.........5 0 4 1 33 IVhito Horse B .. .5 1 1 3 31 RBLB . . . . . . . . . .5 0 .2 3 27 Bay Horse........4 0 .1 3 18 ' First Division P


' / ■ P IV D L P


. WagonA . . ; ......4 '2 5 Read Con. Club ..4 . 2 2 WhiteHart....... 5' - l


Dog ............;...5 2 i 1


Con. Club.........4 2 1 Black Horse A ....4 • 2 1 KingsArms........5 1 -3 Social Club........5 0 2 Stork....... ..........4 0 -1 Second Division P W D


Low MoorB__ .5 3 0 Kings Arms C ..v.4 3 = 0 ComClubB . .. ..5 2 2 •HigherBuckA ..4 2' 2 HigherBuckB . . . 4 2 1 DogInnB . .. . . . .4 - 1 -2


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., Black Horse B ..r .5 I /O IVhiteLion . .. .. .5 0 -3


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. WagonB . . . . . . . .4 0 2 . Third Division


P W D RojaIOakA-.....5 5 0


. KingsArmsB ;...5 -3 0 Horseshoe ■..'.... .5, . 2 2 RBLC ../..■;....4 -.2 :1 Station . . . . . . . . . . .4 ‘ 2 1


. RBLD... .. .. .. ..5 1 1 White Hart B. / . .4/ L. 2 BuckD ....-..■■...4 ■ 0 1 - Brorni Cow Cl. .. .4 ■ O' 0


_• Fourlii Division - • P W I)


Whalley Con.-.. ..5 3 1- Brown Cow Ch. . .-.5 3 0 DeLacy;......- ..4 : 2 • 2' Pcndle Hotel... . .4 2 1 Whalley Arms.. . .5 2 0


Team Jonny../ ; ..8 4 - 0 ■ 7.'3 •BaycrL’Iile .......8. .1 .0 /.7’i3 =


9 ■ 2 .0 ■^7.: 6 ■


. BillingtonA......4 2 O-- RoyalOakB . . ; . .4' 2 / 0 Buck Wrinkleys . .5 ■ 2 ■ 0 Craven Heifer,/: . .4 / 04 0: ■points deducted <, ■ ;. ■


Black Horse B V Hicker Buck


'ScIectcdTea Cricket


.-■.; / Tomorrow


■ : Clitheroo (v Settle, away,- Twenty20, meet 5-15 p.m.) P.‘


. ./ Dibb, A. Pearce, J. Marquet, D. 'Turner, J. Dewhurst, T. Le Bre-


.-■■ton, P. Gaskell,.F. .Butt, J. .; Houldsworth, C. Brown, 37111100 Road (v Baxenden, home,


. Twenty 20, G-15 p.m. sLirt) A.


, Laycock, G. Halley, Harvey, K. ../ O’Connor, C. Holt, J. Marshall, . E. Lowes, C. Lowes, J. Jones, K.


; . Smithson, S; Marsh. . ■ Sulurduy


Clitheroe (v Whalley, away,


meet 12-15 p.m.) P. Dibb,-A. Pearce, J. Marquet, D. ’Turner, J. Dewhurst, N. Bolton, P. Gaskell, M. Coulter,: J. McDowell, B. Dowling,-Turner. Same team Sunday (v Read, home, Rams- bottom Cup, meet 12-30 p.m.) •Scoren A. Kilkenny.


,, M. Houldsworth, P. Bishop, C. Palmer, C. Musson, A; Hutchins,


Clitheroe 2nds (v Whalley, home, meet 12-45 p.m.) J. Green,


. M. Scott, R. Dent, G. Kershaw, J. Houldsworth, F. Hussain. Scoren T. Blezard. ■Read (v Great Harwood, away, 1-30 p.m. start) A. Lay- cock, N. Marsh, Harvey, K. O’Connor, C. Holt, J/Marshall, A. Rushton, W. Eastham, M. Whalley, K.. Smithson,-'P. Haworth. Same team Sunday (v Clitheroe, away? Ramsbottom Cup, 1-30 p.m. star t) plus A,


- Turner. Read 2nds (v Great Harwood,


home, 1-30 p.m. start) S. Marsh, S. Marshall, A. ’Turner,-J; Jones,


Brown Cow Clitheroe V Royal •


: Miss A. Hartley. E. Lowes, F. Barden, C. Lowes,-M. Yeoman, S. Doughty, G. Halley. ; -Ribblesdale Wanderers (v Cherry Tree, home, meet 12-30 p.m.) G. Hunt, M, Briggs, I, Britcliffe, R. Gladwin, M. Peel, R. Lloyd, C. Halt, A. Marsh, J. Rain, M. Clarkson, Heal. Scor­ e r L. Rain;. .. Ribblesdale IVanderers 2nds


(v Cherry Tree, away, meet noon) P. Spencer, M. Wrigley, T. Braithwaite, J. Britcliffe, R.' Clarkson, C. Jackson, B. Spencer. S.'Kerr, H. Kay, S. Braithwaite, G. McGuire. Scor­ en M. Spencer.


Sunday


- Read 3rds (v Blackburn Northern, away, 1-30 p.ni. start) ■M. Suthers, E. Yates, M. Shirt- cHffe, E. Lowes, D. Riley, S. Marsh, Miss A.- Hartley, J. Langford, P, Higson, C. Hay- man, C. Lowes. Reserves: N. Snape, L. Parker. Ribblesdale Wanderers 3rds


(v Earby, home, meet 12-30 p.m.) T. Braithwaite, S. Braith­ waite, II. Kay, J. Dickinson, David McGrath, T. Farrar, T. Rigby, C. Coliinge, M. Spencer, J. Britcliffe, M. Clarkson.


. SporLs liiary ■ ■ ; ■;/ JUNE


1 8 - Brenda Monlc Open Mixed Doubles, Rushton St Bowling Club -^entries to John Holmes, 9 Hay- dock Square, Gt Harwood (01254 829310).


21 - Pendle and Burnley Grand Prix race seven,


■ Burnley Boys'Club lOK, . starts from Barden Track,


■{ Burnley a t 11 a.m..., 28 - Pendle and Burnley Grand Prix race eight, / Trawden Seven, s ta r ts from Trawden Recreation


■„ /■ Ground a t 'l l a .m.- JULY


28 - Pendle and Burnley


;,- Grand Prix race nine. Red ■ Rose'Whailey Nab, starts ■- from Dog Inn, Whalley at


. - 7 p.m/:-. ; : - .. AUGUST


9 - Pendle and Burnley Grand


, PrixracelO.ClivigerSix,- starts from Mount Lane


: sports ground, Cliviger at . ■ 11-30 a.m. .


. .


-10 - Pendle and Burnley. .. Grand Prix meeting,/ ■Burnley Boys’ Cliib G-30


: p.m; .


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win again .RIMIN G'TON and Chipping A continue to dominate


the Clitheroe and/District.Cricket League with wins- in the latest round of games.


-7-


/Chipping-.travelled to^'Whalley Cricket Gliib to ' take on Calderstones.


' ./; ,In a high-scoring game, the home side reached:


:116-5;With Fitzhenry-retiring on 30 and Barry retiring on 38.


' In reply. Chipping made steady progress making


121t3 thanks mainly to 30 from Jennings helpings his side to a seven-wicket -victory.


, ’ , ,-;Rimin'gton took on the Ramblers in a fixture/


I that just avoided the heavy rain. ,/Batting firsf7 the Ramblers made 86-6 from their


15 overs. / ' -When Rimington batted they lost two early


wickets,before Dowling hit a quick fire 30 to lead: Rimington home to an eight-wicket victory wHiclr retained their place at the top of the table. ■ /' ■


James beat last year’s champions Low Moor by 12 uns. .


' / Batting first, the church men made 103-6 with:


Jennings retiring on 34. But;30 from Coulter could not prevent Low' Moopheing bowled out for 91/ /


Mountaineers’ busy weekend


•FIFTEEN members of Clitheroe Mountaineering Club attended the weekend away at Stair in'the/ Newlands Valley, near Keswick. ,On the Saturday the majority of members set off:


up Causey Tike and on to Crag-Rill,: Sand Hill;: Hopegill Head, Gnsedale Pike and returned-via' the village of Braithwaite.


Other members did a scramble'oii Dale Head '


Pillar then on to Hindscarth and Robinson. ' / The weather was-hot and sunny and livonderful'


views were enjoyed by all. On Sunday, another sunny day with clear blue/


skies, one group ascended Gat Bells, Maiden Wfooii High Spy, Dale Head, Hindscarth and Robinson.'/ Others headed for Halls Fell Ridge on


Blencathra, Watendlath.from Rosthwaite and: walking in Whinlatten Forest.


' / One member, was at; the old lead mines a t:


Yewthwaite under Gat Bells. /'He .was pumping water out and digging in the' collapsed main level, opening i t ’up for fu r th e r


,exploration'ahd maybe a sighting of the old steam: //Winding engine above the internal shaft./


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