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+s o . 46 Ciitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, May 28th, 2009 Football


;BRIMINGTON;haye; ' organised a special leg­ ends fixture.


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' Players .who.'have ■played underihanager


,^erry-S'Braithwaite: since,the turn ofithe-


-^niillenniuffiwillturhj out for the legends, i'' T h e y w i l l pjay-


('against^Rimihgtoh’s'; current crop on Satiir-j


i day,' kicking-of f, atvllr’. , 30' a.m1-,'?with;luhchl -served after, the ganie,^ I and everyone invited to/ : watch"the cupfinal at\ • the ' ' Kings .^‘Arms,-


Clitheroe.', "iXK'Tw .V:Becauy-‘ of_(work


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ibeing.cafriedout'on| : Rimihgton’s'owh pitchrs -the'*' game'j^viir.'-be’ ■switche'di to another/ ground.


i«;'At the time of going". : to'press,'no venue had. been, con f irm ed bu t . anyone interested in* attending itheigame':


; should contact Graeme. Kershaw ‘ ,(07846 561368). ' During the game


there.will be a collec­ tion,', with'' proceeds, going . towards V the . injured players fund.


■ "SOME-,29 .young footballers were recent-, ly presented with cerr


*1 ‘


, tificates for completing an eight-week ;,‘‘Get into Football” training: programme with Lang- ho Football Club. • The course" was organised in partner-' ship with three local schools to introduce Reception and Year 1. pupils to football and teach some basic.tech-; niques. ...''Langho FC -will con-;, tinue to hold training.


; sessions for. these, age groups' on. Saturday: mornings throughout, the summer between lO; a.m. and 11 a.m.]' , . ' ' The lessons cost i£l.


per. week and players may. register, by con­ tacting the club at email@langhofc.com. .


:THE'?;;.Clitheroe


Men's'.Darts, Super-; league’ team' had ‘ a superb iwins against';


.HeywoodohSunday,- winning 9 - 1 . ‘ . , The winners ..were


: Graham Robinson 3-1; ■ (average 72.59); Mick'j Lyne 3-1 (57’. 80); A". Cornwell 3-1 (76. 46);


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,H .'iPi lk ing toh.'3-0. (67.29) T."Hirichliffe 3-' 2 (69.95) A. Porter 3-1'


; (6K78) J.' Dewhurst 3-.2 ■: ,(66.38) J. Hargreav^ 3-;: 2 (66.99) and mari-of-''


, the-match A.’ Gudgeon i J-0 (81 98) The ladies however,


•were unlucky in the last' -match of the sea^n lo^--' :ing 5-3 to Accrington.te , "The winners were Lindsay./jAstin 2-C[


: (33.03) Louise" Proctor* 2-0 (30.98) and player-" of-the-match Sue Plan- ; nery 2-1 (41.31).-. ’ J


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Simonstone netball players second in county finals


THE sunshine at Hollins High School saw nine schools from Hyndburn and the Ribble "Valley com­ pete in the annual Hi 5 netball competition for the right to compete at Lan­ cashire Youth Games. The standard of the


■ whole day was a delight to see with parents and teach-


■ ers all fully appreciating the hours of practice all partici­ pants had put in leading up to the competition. Teams were split into


two groups with the top two from each progressing to the semi-finals. "Winners of the recent Hi


5 Netball league were Moor End Primary School, and they looked well in the opening exchanges. Early pacesetters were


free-scoring Simonstone and most schools saw these as the team to beat. In the other group. West


End B and Mount Pleas­ ant were both looking to progress to the knock-out stages. Simonstone emerged as,


the eventual winners and" they.now qualify to the Lancashire County Final


. at Preston Sports Arena today. - ' Roger- Haythornth-


waite, competition manag- * er, added: "The whole day was a great success with all participants having a great time competing against each other..” , Simonstone then pro­


gressed to the county finals.' ■ Playing at Preston


ly enjoyed the day and- were a great credit to their school. ■ During the tournament


they came up against schools representing Lan­ caster, South Ribble, Blackpool and other bor­ oughs across the county.


■. In a great final versus Preston the girls came out


, second best, eventually losing7-4. • - ■ Roger Haythomthwaite,


added: “The girls were magnificent, their skill is


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great to see and the enjoy­ ment level is very pleasing also.


■ “For a school the size of


•Simonstone to have so ' many-netball stars in a great achievement, for all involved.” The girls are pictured


Sports Arena the girls real- ■ with.their medals, (s) Inaugural charity winners


EAST Lancashire bowlers Paul Brett and Paul Sut­ cliffe won the inaugural £400 Peter Lambert Open Charity Doubles at Sab- den Bowling Club, defeat­ ing homesters Peter Ship- ston and Bob Wright 21-15 in the final. Pendleside Hospice was


a winner too, as the event raised £700 which wiil be presented in memory of Peter to the charity •


■. Peter, who had played bowls for Sabden, suffered from cancer and died at the hospice, aged 60. He was a iong-time Sab­


den club member and one of their top bowlers. The 2009 title holders of


the new trophy played con­ sistently well in tricky con­ ditions throughout the two-day event that was hit by rain, hail, wind and some sun.' The Blackburn, saw off


the semi-final challenge of Mary Griffiths, a Sabden" bowler, and Jack Palmer, from Accrington, 21-14. The home team won


their nail-biting semi-final 21-19 against Ribblesdale’s •


Alan Dewhurst and Mel Edmondson. The event was spon­


sored by Sabden business­ es R.Shipston and Sons, Pendle Scaffolding, John Robinson Coach Hire and David and Wendy Sulli­ van.


Steve and Janine Robin­


son, the former, landlord. and landlady of the two


CLITHEROE Golf Club’s fourball stableford saw


■four pairs competing for second place, all with 42 , points. .


: . No one argued when Big


Bill Wood and playing partner Dave Kitson got the nod after cards., ■ New members M. BeauT


mont and M. Corrish took third ahead of the Preedys.; Dom and Danny. . P. Duniop and A. Bar-,;


rett had to settle for fifth prize. A solid team effort from


Alan Gillespie and Tim Stanley with a priceless, one-shot margin for 43 points gave them the top. spot and first prize.


Ribble, Valley Golf News Council member Jeff


Crowther was well pleased wth his 36 points total in difficult conditions in the weekend’s single stable-


- ford. Crowther had a one-shot


advantage to'claim top spot over Matthew Nettle- ' ton.'. '"


' ■ Phillip Cort won a card


play-off mth Danny Nut- tall to take third place with 34 points.


’ ’ , The inclement weather


proved no problem for Gary Byrne in .the Mid­ week Medal.


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, A nett 69 earned Gary first prize.


.


• Five competitors were, hot on his heeis with nett


- ^ S a M c n f in n 'lin g C lu b


village pubs, who were friends of Peter and who now live in: Yorkshire, donated and presented the trophies. . ■ The sun was out and shining on the father and daughter pairing Mel and Sarah Edmondson at Rib- blesdale Wanderers on Sunday. They emerged as the


winners of the first of two Honda Jazz Classic Mixed doubles competitions sponsored by Greenacre Garage. .


RESULTS Quarter-finals M. Fryer and G. Dixon


21, H. and C. Warren 18; C. and N. Dawson 6, M. and S. Edmondson 21; B.Phillips and C. Hough 21, P. Fisher and D. Ogden 17; V. O’Don-


SABDEN Bowling Club


secrclary John Pilkinglon and competition sub com­ mittee members Pauline


StansHeld and Mary Grif­ fiths, accompanied by


Peter's son, Wayne and his wife, present the cheque, (s)


nell and I. Pye 21, F and S. Roberts 18. Scmi-nnals .


M. Fryer and G. Dbcon 12,


M. and S. Edmondson 21; B. Phillips and C. Hough 8, V. O’Donnell and I. Pye 21. Final


M. and S. Edmondson 21,


V.O’Donnell and I. Pye 9. ■ DAVID and Beryl Thomas (Rushton Street) won the Arthur Ormerod


Rose Bowl Doubles at Free Gardeners. They beat club-mates ■


Michael Beardmore and Craig Rameil in the final of the Great Harwood and District Bowling League competition RESULTS- Quarter-finals


David and Beryl Thomas


(Rushton St) 21, Ray Coul- son and John Keenan (Free Gardeners) 8; John Eborall and Tony Ormerod (Globe Heys) 21, Ken Wells (Gt Harwood) and David Lord (Rushton Street) 5; Michaei Beardmore and - Craig Rameil (Rushton St) 21, Mel Edmondson and Alan Dewhurst (Ribblesdale) 14; Lynne Nuttall and Lee


Rameil (Rushton St) 21, Stuart Gall (Ossy Con) and Sarah Edmondson (Ribbles- dale)20. ' Semi-finals


Da'vid and Beryl Thomas


. 21, John Eborall and Tony. Ormerod 19; Michael Beard­ more and Craig Rameil 21, Lynne Nuttall and Lee Rameil 18.


Final : David and Beryl Thomas


21, Michael Beardmore and Craig Rameil 17.


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bowling le ag u e , " ^


r e s u l t s riitheroeCricket Club A 8,, First


' l l# r e e Gardeners 2; Globe A 0 ® fG S e n c y s lO :G tn a rw o o d B -


Ribblesdale Wanderers A 3 ; Lee Park 6, Rushton Street


A 4 . Second Divi.sion


Burnley R o a d . B / 3, „raddington A 7; Green Park 8, 'G t Harwood C r ic k e t C lu b 2;


feushton Street B 9, Sabden E'Red 1: Sabden B la ck 8, Hurst


GreenS. Third Division . ' Ribblesdale Wanderers B 6,


Bumiey Road A 4; Salesbury B 7, Coppice 3; W halley A 3, G t Han\-oodH7.


": r Fourth Division Cricket


Hurst Green B 7, Ciitheroe C lu b B 3;


Oswaldtwistle Immanuel B 3, Oakhill 7; Milnshaw Wanderers! 7, Whalley B 3; Rishton Con­ servative B 3, Sabden Blue 7; Waddmgton B 4, Oswaldtwistle


Immanuel A 6. DRAW


I eonard NV hitlakiT Cup Junc2r)ih


Ciitheroe C r icke t Club A v


Grange; Gatty P a rk v Burnley Road B; Globe A v Sabden Blue; Globe B V Great Harwood B; Great Hanvood Cricket Club v Oakhill Veterans; Ru shton Street B v B u rn le y Ro a d A; Salesbuiy' A v Rushton Street A; Sydney Street V Whalley A. TABLKS


First Division P W D L P


Ciitheroe C C A . . .6 ^ 4 0 2 37 Globe Heys . . . . . .5 4 0 ' 1 35 Rishton Con A . . .7 . 3 0 4 34 Ribblesdale A .. . .6 3 0 •, 3 31; Roe Lee Park.......5 3 0 ’ .2 31 Gt Harwood B ....6 3 0 3 31 GlobeA


.6 3 P ‘ 2 27


Free Gardeners A ..7 .1 1' 5 26 RushtonStA.....6 ‘ 3 0 3 24 0^’ Con . . 5


GtHan\tH)dA....o 2 0 3 21 Second Division P W 1) L 'P


GreenPark . . . . . .5 - 4 0 1 38 BumleyRdB ....6 -4 0 .2 37. Waddmgton .A. ...7 4 0 3 35 Sabden Black ....6 3 0 3 33 SydneyStreet ....4 4 0 0 31 Gt Harwood CC...5 2 . 0 3 28 Hurst Green A ....6 3 0 3 26 Oakhill Vets........ 6 2 0 4 24 Rushton St B . . . . .6 2 0 4 23 Sabden Red . .......6 2 0 4 19 Salesburj’A ........5 1 0 4 16 Third Division P W I) L P


BumieyRdA ....7 3 1 3 35 GtHarwoodH ...5 4 O' 1 32 GlobeB.............5 3 0 2 31 Salesbury B . ...... 6 2 1 3 28 Gatty Park........4 3 0 1 25 Mercer P ark...... 5 3 0 2 24 M e y A . . . . . . . 4 2 .0 2 23 RibblesdaleB ....4 2 0 2 23 Grange........... .4 2 0 2 19 Coppice . . . . . . . . .4 1 0 3 16 FrwGardsB .. ...5 1 0 4 15 j


2 0 3 23 .


Second Division P W D


Grange........... ..5 5 0 Oakhill Pk A ........5 4 0 Mercer Park ......6 2 0 Globe C ............. 5 2 I Rushton St G . . . ; .5 3 0 Immanuel A .......5 2 0 Oakhill Ash . . . . . .6 2 0 Bumiey Rd B . . . .5 1 1 Waddmgton A . . . .4 3 0 Whalley A ..........1 2 0 Whalley B ..........6 ' 1 0 .. Third Division P W D


SabdenC ............3 3 0 Gatty Park : .......3 3 0 Rishton B C . .......3 3 0


•ReadCC............4 2 0 Salesbury Red . . . .4. 1 0 Gt Harwood CC . .4 1 0 Grange C ............4 2 0 Rishton Con.........3 1 0 OakhiilParkB ...4 0 0 Fourth Division P W D


Waddmgton B . . . .4 4 0 Ribblesdale C .4 4 v-0 Alma B .............. .4 3 . 0 ChtheroeCCB ...4 2 0 BumleyRdB .. ..3 1 1 Mdnslmw Park .. .3 1 0 Immanuel B .......4 0 0 Sabden A ............3 0 1 OakhdlBeech .. ..3 0 0


VEKA RIBBLESDALE :


CRICKET LEAGUE TAIiLES


Senior Division P W


Baxenden. . . . 7


■’ Read...;...? GtHan\'ood .7 ’ Earby........ 7 Padiham.......7 Ossy Imman.. 7 Settle..........7 Edenfield .. . .7 *Ribb Wands.7 B’bum Nrthn. 7 Cherry Tree.. 7 Whalley.......7 ’ Bamoldswick?


Ciitheroe.......7 First Division


Salesbur}’ . . . . 7 Read............7 Belvedere. . . . 7 RibbWands..? Bnnscall.......7 Padiham.......7 Gt Han\'ood..7 Ossy Imman.. 7 Stacksteads.. 7 Cherry’ Tree.. 7 Feniscowles ..7 Edenfield . . . .7 Belvedere II.. 7 Settle .


Second Division


Fourth Division P W D L P.


. 70s and after scrutiny of the cards John Greenwood gratefully accepted the runners-up spot. Another Wood in the


shape of Clive took third from Miles Corrish. Scott Thompson and Phillip Cort took the final two prizes. • Mark Ashworth showed


- his quality in taking the best gross with a 72. Nick Williamson, Chris


Thompson and Dick Fear- ley won the three-man '


' team event at Whalley. ' They amassed 85 points


to emerge as clear winners. ■ Clive Rees, Les Dearden


; and Steve Shoreman (78) were runners-up after a


card play-off with Tommy Tuley, Rogers Altham and MarkTuley.. Whalley moved through


to the fifth round of The Mail On Sunday Team • Classic when they beat Turton 3-2.


.


• Near perfect fairways and holding greens gave ideal conditions for the Max Aitken Barbarian Trophy at Stonyhurst Park. . The course quality was reflected in the scores with Brent Aspinall’s 84-21-63 • taking first prize.


: The Category One prize was won by Ross Hibbert with 81-14-67 and and Sean McCullogh won Cat­


egory Two with 85-20-65. . Midsummer Madness


came early to Mytton Fold Golf Club when the club held a “ crack of dawn” event using a 10- hole par three course. Devised and set up by


Gordon Lucas, the course used both existing and temporary tees which linked to greens from other holes. . The uncharted routes


provided a challenging and fun course and,' despite a shotgun start at 7am, was


.fully subscribed. . .., * .. The event was rounded


off by breakfast in;the hotel where Gary. Davies was named as overall win-


ner, two shots under “par” . Peter Main took second,


half a shot behind, beating Tony Wilson into third spot following a card play­ off.


Saturday saw the start


of the club’s “ Friend Remembered -Week” which was kicked off with a stableford competition, Chris Hughes taking the


■ win with 43 points, v , Captain Ian Thomson


came in two points behind with John Parkinson again some two points further back. Division one was taken


by Mark Green (37) with Peter Tuck heading Divi­ sion Two with 38 points.


R3 COMPUTERS:- SUPPORTING THE ,CLARETS ALL THE WAY TO THE RREMIERSHIR A -


OakhiU.............5 4 0 1 32 Milnshaw Wands .5 3 1 - 1 32 Immanuel B .......5 3 0 2 31 Immanuel A ...... 5 4 0 1 29 Waddmgton B . . . .5 2 2 1 29 SabdenBiue . . . . l5 2 0 3 24 \\TialleyB....... .5 2 1 .1 2 3 Rishton Con B ...5 2 0 3 22 Hurst Green B . . . .5 1 0 4 16 ChtheroeCCB ...5 0 - 0 5 12


i GREYHOUND FORD HYNDBURN


bowling LEAGUE TABLES


First Division


■FreeGardeners ...6 ■GlobeA...... . . , .5":


ISabdonB ..........6 : ISalesburyBlue ...6 iRibblesdaleA . , . .5. iBumleyRdC .[.[5 '


lRushtonStE.....5 fCoppice.............3 10 A


MneySt- . . . . . . ji rOa^’ Con....


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Ciitheroe....... 7 Baxenden....? Feniscowles.. 7 BbnNothn...6 4 - 2 1 Salesbury’ . . . . 7 3 4 -1 Earby..........6 3 3 I Bnnscall.......6 3 3 I »BGS0B.......6 2 3 i ’ Whalley ....6 1 4 i Bamoldmvick.6 2 3 Stacksteads..6 1 5 1 BGS 0BII. ..6 1 4 Ghyll.............3 1 1


,-GhyllII.......3 1 2 I Tliird Division


P W L :


' 0ssy’ Imman..4 2 1 • Edenfield .. . .4 2 1 Belvedere....3 2 0 CherryTree..4 2 1 Ciitheroe........4 1 . 2 . Padiham.......4 1 2 Bamoldswick.4. 1 -2 Earby.. . . . . .2 1 1 GtHarwood..3 0 2 Settle . . . . . . .3 0 2 Salesbury. . ..4 0 3 Baxenden.-...4 0 3 Whalley..... 4 0 3. 'includes tied game


BbnNthn....4 3 0 Feniscowles ..4 3 0 RibbWands..3 3 0. ' . Read.............4 3 ■ .1


N B P 1 8 71 0 11 71 0 10 50


N B P 0 12 82 0 U 70 0 9 59 0 10 57 0 14 54 1 7 40 0 9 39 0 9 39 0 11 38


.1 1 37 .0 6 36 0 9 29 0 10 27 0 9 19


11 P


12 72 17 67' 12 65 20 60


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CLITHEROEAND DISTRICT CRICKET


Rimington. . . .


LEAGUE TABLE P w D 9 2 0


Low Moor. . .; ...3 1 2 Ramblers....... ...2 , i: 1 Sabden .......... ...3 1 0 Chipping A ... ...2 0 2 Calderslones.. ...3 0 2 St James........ ...3 0 2


Cricket Scorecards


EDENFIELD V WHALLEY Edenfield


G.SmithsoncDaviesbO’Neill ...12 J. Lester c Indulkar b O’Neill. . . . .12 BhatticBoothb Indulkar..........21 L. Paul b O’N e ill. . ..................... 0 C. Slinger Ibw Indulkar...............12 J. Kelly b O’Neill.........................4 J. Flitcroft c O’Neill b Fallon . . . . .13 A. Keir c Indulkar b Jones............ 1 B. Storey b Indulkar.................... I J.


Hampson notout.16


W. Slinger b Indulkar...... . . . . . . .1 Extras.......................i ......... 6


• Total .......................... ....99 Bowling: D. O’Neill 13-5-31-4; G.


Jones 7-1-21-1; Indulkar 14.2-6-27-4; M. Fallon 5-0-16-1. Whalley


M.DariescFlitcroftbSmithson ..8 Indulkar c Kelly b Lester............33 L. Kearsley !b\v Smithson . . . . . . . .9 M. Fallon not ou t ......................42 R. Palmer notout....................... 5 Extras...................


3


Total (for 3 ) ....................... 100 Bowling: B. Storey 3-0-19-0; G.


Smithson 12.3-5-28-2; J. Lester 6-1-28- 1;W. Slinger 4-0-24-0.


READ V


CLITHEROE Read -


M. Wilson c McDowell bMarquet .0 N. Marsh b Marquet............. . .10 M. Whalley bMarquet.................2 Har\-eyIbw Butt.................. ...44 K. O’Connor c McDowell b Butt. .39 C. Holt b Marquet ................... .20 J. Marshall c Pearce b Butt . . ... .18 . A. Rushton c Houldsworth b Dowling 31


A. Turner not o u t ................... ...0 Extras............. ..................23 Total(for8) ' . ......................192 Bowling: J. Marquet 14-4-26-4; J.'


Houldsworth 5-2-7-0; B. Dowling 9-0- 44-1; N. Bolton 6-0-35-0. Ciitheroe


TurnercO’ConnorbRushton.......0 N.


• Total


P.DibbcO’ConnorbRushton ....0 J. McDowell b Rushton...............6 A. Pearce c O’Connor b Rushton. .11 C.PalmercWTialleybRushton ..14 F. Butt c Hanrey b Rushton..........8 P. Gaskell c Whalley b Rushton.. . .6 B. Dowling c O’Connor bEastham .0 J. Houldsworth b Easthara.......... 14 J. Marquet not out ..................... 4 Extras........................ ......... 5 ............80


Bowling: A. Rushton 17-4-51-7;


Hars’ey 5-3-13-1; W. Eastham 11.4-3- 15-2.


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RIBBLESDALE WANDERERSV SETTLE


Ribblesdale Wanderers


A. Marsh c W. Davidson b Tarbox . .7 R.GladmncCokellb Findlay...... 2 R. Llojd c Cokcll b Tarbox ........8 ShaficWildmanbA.Davidson ....8 C. Halle Tarbox b A. Davidson ...37 G. Hunt c Tarbox b T. Davidson.. . .1 J. Rain c Findlay b A. Davidson .. .25 M. Peel Ibw Findlay...... .; .........12 B. Spencer cCokellb Findlay........0


M.Prattnotout......................... 5 I. BiitcldfecW. Davidson b FindlaylS


Extras...................................1 Total .......................


.125 Bowling: Findlay 11.4-4-39-4: J.


Tarbox 5-1-21-2; A. Davidson 15-5-30- 3; T. Davidson 6-1-14-1; \V. Davidson


341-17-0. Settle


A. McCracken Ibw Shafi ............. 19 M. Verden c Pratt b Britcliffe...... 68 B. Findlay not out..................... .22 M.Wildmannotout.............. ...11 Extras.................


0


Total(for2)................ '.....126 Bowling: I. Britcliffe 12-2-36-1: -


Shafi 18.4-1-16-1: M. Pratt 3-0-1541; B. Spencer 4-0-15-0: G. Hunt 1-0-13-0.


EARBYV RIBBLESDALE


WANDERERS ■ - Earliy


A. Pollard Ibw Britcliffe............ 15 M .


HainesbAsad ......8


AzmatcBraithwaiteb Britcliffe .75 N. Hodge Ibw Asad .....................0 C. Walton b Britcliffe ...............6. • R. Craddock c Briggs b Braithwaite . 9


A.KhancHuntbPratt . . . . . . . . .2 J. Martin b Britcliffe................. 28 A.YatescHallbAsad ........... :..4 S.


THWAITES


CLITHEROEAND DISTRICT SUMMER


POOLLEAGUE RESULTS


; Premier Division ’ Bay Horse 4, Low Moor 8;


Bilington B 6, Legion A 6; Buck A'4, White Horse A 8; Legion B 5, St Peter’s A 7; White Horse B


5, Buck B 7. First Division


Black Horse A 8, Ciitheroe Hipgravenotout..................4 M. Garner Ibw Britcliffe.............. 0


Extras........................... — 6 Total


-Bowling: Asad 18-4-53-3; I.


Britcliffe 15.5-3-60-5: J. Braithwaite ' 5-1-19-1: M. Pratt ,3-0-19-1. Ribblesdale Wanderers


A. Marsh b Hipgrave.................0 AsadcHainesbCraddock .. ... .65 C. Halle and b.Azmat.............41 R. Gladwin c Craddock b Yates. .13 G. Hunt ibw Yates./.......... . . . . .7 J.Rain IbvvAzmat....................7 M. Peel b Craddock ...................0 M. Briggs !bvv Craddock....... '.. .12 J. Braithwaite b Craddock . . . . ; . .0 M. Pratt run out.......... ............0 I. Britcliffe not out . . . . . . — .. .0 Extras...........................


Total ...............................158" Bowling: S. Hipgrave 6-0-16-1; R.


Craddock 6.1-041-4; Azmat 14-042- 2; C. Walton 6-0-28-0; A. k’ates 7-1- 21-2.


PADIHAM V READ ■Read


M. Wilson c Meehan b Ashral .. .34 N. Marsh c A. Saddique b Siddique. 13


M. Whalley b Siddique.............1 Harvey run o u t ..........................0 K. O’Connor c Mustoe b Ashraf.. .0 C. Holt c U. Saddique b Siddique .22 J. Marshall c Meehan b Ashraf.. .13 A. Rushton c Kelly b Siddique. . . .7 A.TurnercShirtcliffebAshraf ...0 W. Eastham b Ashraf ............'. .27 E. Lowes not ou t ........................1 Extras............................... .15 , Total....................


...............................158


Social Club 4; Conservative Club 6, Kings Arms 6; Dog 7, White Hart 5; Stork 5, Read Constitutional Club 7. Second Division


Higher Buck A 6, Dog Inn B ,


6; Kings Arras C 9, Wagon and Horses B 3; Low Moor B 5, Con­ servative Club B 7; White Lion


1, Black Horse B 11.' Third Division


Kings Arms B 5, Horseshoe 7;


Legion C 9, Buck D 3; Royal Oak A 8, Legion D 4; White Hart B 8, Brown Cow Ciitheroe 4.


. ■ Fourth Division Buck Wrinkleys 7, Brown 13


Cow Chatbum 5; Craven Heifer 5, Royal Oak B 7; De Lacy 6, Pendle Hotel 6; Whalley Arms 7, Whalley Con. Club 5. ' FIXTURES Tonight ; '


Premier Division Bay Horse v White Horse;


Billington B v Legion B; Buck B V St Peter’s A; Low Moor v White Horse B; Legion A v ^ Buck A.


First Division Ciitheroe Social Club v White


Hart; Kings Arms v Black Horse A; Read Constitutional Club v Wagon A; Stork V Dog. Second Division


Black Horse B v Low Moor


B; Conservative B v Kings Arms C; Dog Inn B v White Lion; Wagon and Horses B v Higher Buck B. . Third Division


133 Bowling: Siddique 19-8-43-4; Q.


Ahmed 3-0-27-0; N. Ashraf 15.4-3-51- Padiham


BoltoncO’ConnorbHarvey ..12


Siddique c Harvey b Eastham . . . .3 A. Saddique c Whalley b Eastham .0 U Saddique c Whalley b Eastham .1 A. Hall c O’Connor b H o lt .........24 R Shirlcliffe b Harv’ey..................1 N. Ashraf c Har\*ey b Eastham . .57 T. Mustoe c Han-ey b Eastham .. .1 J. Gray bEastham .....................1 R. Meehan c O’Connor b Eastham 0 Q. Ahmed c O’Connor b H o lt .......4 G. Kelly not out......................... 2 Extras.......... .....................


.3


Total ................................ 97 Bowling: W. Eastham 19-7-50-7;


Har\’ey 7-1-21-1; A. Rushton 3-0*18- 0;C.Holt8.4-5-5-2..


WHALLEY V


bsWALDTWISTLE IMMANUEL


0.swaldtwistle Immanuel


D. Metcalf b O’Neil!...................5 A. Anwar b Jones .................... 6 Kerr c Kearsley b O’N eill.........i59


G. Metcalf run out............... Brown Cow Ciitheroe v Royal


Oak A; Buck D v Station; Horseshoe v Legion C; Legion D V Kings Arms B. Fourth Division


Brown Cow Chatburn v


Whalley Arms; Pendle Hotel v Buck Wrinkleys; Royal Oak B v Billignton A; Whalley Con. Club V Craven Heifer. TABLES


Premier Division P W D L P


Bucks.................3 2 1 0 27 LegionA.............3 2 1 0 26 St Peter’s A .......3 2 1 0 25 WTiiteHorseA ...3* 2 0. 1 23 WhiteHoreeB ...3 2 0 1 21 BuckA.. . . . . . . . .3 1 1 1 21 Low Moor...........3 1 1 121 Billington B . . . . . .3 0 2 1 19 Bay Horse..........3 .0 1 2 14 LegionB . . . . . . . .3 0 0 3 13 First Division P W 1


Con.‘Club . . . . . . .3 2 Black Horse A .. ..3 2 D o g .................. 3 1 Kings Arms.........3 0 Wagon A ............ 2


,M. Taylor ibw O’N e i l l . . . . . . . . . . .1 S 'c o n . 'c iu b ..2 O.


ClarecPalmerbO’Neill .....46 .4 stork


A .D ig n a n ru n o u t ..........’...4 N.Paynenotout. . . ’. .........; ... .5 • A. Metcalf not out


.......1


Extras..............................T.29 Total ( for? )....................160 Bowling: D. O’Neill 15-5-30-4; G.


Jones 4-0-24-1; Indulkar 18-4-51-0; S. Booth 8-0-35-0.


. Whallcj


M. Davies c Payne b A. Metcalf .12 . Indulkar c D. Metcalf b G. Metcalf. - 64


L. Kearsley c Taylor bG. Metcalf 32 • M. Fallon b Anwar...................17 R .


S. Booth bG. Metcalf................. 7 G. Jones not o u t .................. .-..1 J. Galling not out........................0 Extras.................................H Total (for6)..................-...159 Bowling: A. Metcalf 11-2-23-1; A.


Amvar 15-3-35-2; G. Metcalf 13-0*59- 3;I.Abid6-0-35-0.


...... .2


Social Club Second Division P W D


•HigherBuckA ..3. 1 2 Con. Club B .......3 1 2 Kings Arms C .. ..2 2 0 Black Horse S'*... .3 1-- 0 Low Moor B .......3 ' 1 .. 0 Dog Inn B .......... 2 , 1 - 1 White Lion . . . . . .3 0 "2 WagonB .•.....•..3 0 1 Higher Buck B . . . 2 . 1 0 Third Division P W U


Palmerb Anwar...................15


Royal Oak A . . . . .3 ' 3 0 White Hart B .. ..3 1 2 Horseshoe:........ 3 1 1 Station . . . . ; ...... 2 . 2 . 0 Kings Arms B .. ..3 1 0 Legion D ........... 3 1 1 Legion C ............2. 1 0 Brown Cow ....'..2 0 0 BuckD . . . . . . . . .3 0 0


MAY


31 - Pendle and Burnley Grand Prix race four, Hendon Brook, starts from Marsden Park Golf Club, Nelson at 11 a.m.


JUNE


6 - Pendle and Burnley Grand Prix race five, Kel- brook Feli, starts from St


. Mary’s Church, Kelbrook at2p.m.


7 - Jobsearch District Botyi- ing League George Kay Doubles qualifying rounds at Briercliffe, Queens Park, Lowerhouse and St Andrew’s, 12-30 p.ni. start.


12 - Pendle and Burnley Grand Prix race six, Bar­ ley Fell, starts from Bar­ ley Village car park at 7 p.m.


20 - Race Night, Padiham Cricket Club, 8 p.m.


21 - Pendle and, Burnley Grand Prix race seven, Burnley Boys’ Club lOK,


■ starts from Barden Track, Burnley at 11a.m.


21 - Jobsearch Burnley and District Bowling League George Kay Doubles finals day at Ighten Mount, 1-30 p.m. start.


28 - Pendle and Burnley Grand Prix race eight, Trawden SeVen, starts from Trawden Recreation Ground at 11 a.m.


28 - Jobsearch.Burnley and' District Bowling League inaugural Jobsearch Sin­ gles Trophy, Ighten Mount, 10 a.m.


30 - CIU Tuesday Bowling League Wilt O’Connell Doubles qualifying rounds.


•' JULY


7 - CIU Tuesday Bowling League Will O’Connell' Doubles finals day.


11 -: Fun and Games Njght, Padiham Cricket Qlub, 8


^yhiteHart...3


L P 0 29 0 26 0 23 0 23 0 18 0 16 3 13' 1 12 3 10


. ' p.m. . 28 - Pendle and Burnley Grand Prix race nine, Red Rose "Whalley Nab, starts from Dog Inn, Whalley at 7 p.m. ■ ,


AUGUST


9 - Pendle and Burnley Grand Prix race 10, Cliviger Six, starts from Mount Lane ■ sports ground, Cliviger at 11-30


■ a.m. 9 - Pub and Works Knock­ out, Padiham Cricket Club, 10 a.m.


10 - Pendle and Burnley Grand Prix meeting, Burnley Boys’ Club 6-30


-. p.m. 16 - Pendle and Burnley Grand Prix race 11,


"Worsthorne Moor Fell, starts from Gorple Road, Worsthorne at 11 a.m. ,


21 - Pendle and Burnley Grand Prix presentation evening, Barrowford Civic Hall,8p.m. ■


22 - Barbecue and disco,’ Padiham Cricket Club, 8 p.m.


_.. ; '


Fourth Division P W I) L P


Billington A . . . . . .2 2 0 0.23 Whalley Con. ....3 1 1- 1 23 A\TialleyArms ....3 2 0., 1 23 1 2 0 23


SEPTEMBER


15 - CIU Tuesday Bowling League Tom Maden Cup qualifying rounds.


22 - CIU Tuesday Bowling League Tom Maden Cup finalsday.


.


Brawn Cow........ 3 1 0 2 20 Buck Wrinkleys ..3 2 0 1 20 Royal Oak B ...... 3 1 0 2 17 Pendle Hotel ...7.2 ■0 1 1 11 Craven Heifer ....2 'points deducted,


0 . 0 • 2 7


29 - CIU ’Tuesday Bowling League meeting, St Andrew’s, 6-45 p.m., return trophies.


OCTOBER


5 - Pendle and Burnley Grand Prix meeting,


- Burnley Boys’ Club 6-30 p.m.


6 - Althams Travel Mid­ week Bowling League meeting, 7-15 p.m., and Jobsearch District Bowl­ ing League meeting, 8 p.m., at Greenhill, return


. trophies and end of season reports.


NOVEMBER


6 - Althams Travel Mid­ week Bowling League, Jobsearch Burnley and District Bowling League, CIU Tuesday Bowling League and CIU Satur­ day Bowling League pres­ entation nights, Byerden House, 7-30 p.m.


DECEMBER


1 - Althams Travel Mid­ week Bowling League annual meeting, 7-15 p.m., and Jobsearch Dis­ trict Bowling League annual meeting, 8 p.m., at Greenhill.


8 - CIU Tuesday Bowling League annual meeting, St Andrew’s, 6-45 p.m.


• All items for the Sports , Diary must be submitted


, three days before the issue in which they are to be first published.


Selected Te Cricket


Tomorrow Ciitheroe (v Ribblesdale Wan-


derersi away, meet 5-45 p.m.) R . Dibb, A. Pearce, J. Marquet, J. . McDowell, P. Gaskell, T. Le Bre­ ton, D. Turner, J. Houldsworth, F. Butt, N. Ashraf, A.N. Other. Same team Saturday v Barnoldswick, away, meet noon, except Turner, Bolton and B. Dowling for D. Turner, N. Ashraf


.and A.N. Other. Scorer: A. * Kilkenny. Ribblesdale Wanderers (v Ciitheroe, home, meet 5-40 p.ra.) G. Hunt, I. Britcliffe, C. Hall, M. Peel, B. Spencer, J. Rain, H. Kay, R. Lloyd, M. Pratt, A.N. Other, Silva.


Saturday Ciitheroe ■ 2nds (v


Barnoldswick, home, meet 12-45 p.m.) J. Green, C. Musson, C.- Palmer, M. Houldsworth, A.


. Hutchins, J. Scott, F. Hussain, P. Bishop, M. Scott, L. Nuttall, R. Dent. Scorer: T, Blezard. Same team Sunday v Salesbury, home, meet 1 ^ 5 p.m., except D. Turn­ er, P. Gaskell, D. Glover and I. Scott for M. Scott, L. Nuttall, R. Dent and J. Scott. • Ribblesdale Wanderers (v


* Edenfield, home, meet club 12-30 • p.m.) G. Hunt, A. Marsh, M. Briggs, I. Britcliffe, J. Rain, G. Hall, R. Gladwin, B. Spencer, M . '


■ Peel, R. Lloyd, Heal. Scorer: L. Rain.


Ribblesdale Wanderers 2nds (v


Edenfield, away, meet noon) P. Spencer, G. McGuire, M. Pratt, J. Britcliffe, S. Braithwaite, R. Whalley, S. Kerr, L. Gidlow, J. Dickinson, C. Jackson, H. Kay. Scorer: M. Spencer. Same team


* Sunday v Baxenden, aw'ay, e.xcept T. Braithwaite, M. Wrigley and C. Collinge for S. Kerr, R. \Vhal- ley and M. Pratt.


- Sunday Ciitheroe 3rds (v Edenfield,


away, meet noon) F. Green, P. Atkinson, J. Carysforth, R, Dent, R; Prew, A. Robinson, L. Nuttall, J. Banks, C. Bowness; A. Kilken­ ny, G." Drake. Scoren 0. Hussain.


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