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Read cooking on gas as th ^ chase leaders!


C R IC K E T By Dan Black


READ GC’s anriuar team BBQ wasn’t tHe' only thing; cooking at the weekend; The club’s event provided


the perfect base for celebra-- tion forthe senior squad, led


; by. skipper Kyle P ’Cbnnor,, after-their fieiy performance reduced Edenfield” to cinders at Gincroft Lane. The 48-run victory ensured


the heat is still on at-the summit, though . the , gap remains at 17 points after' Bamoldswick maintained their unbeaten run in 2012 with an eight-wicket triumph over Salesbuty. Read began the clash rather hesitantly and plummeted to


■40-4. Joe Marshall was in blazing


form, smashing a quick ^fire 26, but on his exit the prolific pairing of Jon Harvey (52) and Andrew Laycock confidently rebuilt the innings as the visi­ tors finished on 180.


“Jon and Andy batted really


well,” said Kyle. “We didn’t bat as well as we


have been doing, despite set-, ting off like a house on fire,


■but we did enough. “The pair rebuilt the iimings


for us after we struggled at the start.” In the' reverse, Marshall


stepped to the fore as he dep.- utised for the absent Warren Eastham with the ball. Marshall formed part of


a destructive three-pronged . bowling attack alongside Harvey, who claimed two vic­ tims, and Elliot Lowes f3-171. “Joe Marshall was the pick


of the bowlers,”-beamed the 'Whalley Road skipper. “He didn’t bowl badly once


in 11 overs. “He’s only bowled in


Twenty20 competitions before but we needed a slow bowler with the absence of Warren so he stepped in and took his chance. “He’s been working hard


IHALF CENTURY: Jon Harvey


in the nets and he got his . to gain ■victory, we stuck at it reward with 4-38.


in the field and worked hard.


time he can keep his spot for . we’ve been looking for.” the rest of the season. “He was class.


.


If he bowls like that next It was the team performance Elsewhere, 'Whalley edged


■ a win with a strong perform- “We worked hard as a unit ance from former IPL star M - 5^-f


bowler Wilkin Mota. A The -Station Road pro-,,


ts»>\


fessional took 7-52 to earn ; a ;• tense one-run victory against reigning champions Baxenden, bowling the home side out for 164, after the; locals had made 165-9. ■ Clitheroe were also ■vic­ torious as they cruised to an eightTwicket win over Earby, after Kashif Siddique claimed an impressive 4-7. In a totally one-sided


■game, only Ali Azmat (24), Mart^ 'Windle (12) and Aron Pollard (10) made double figures-in Earby’s 66 all out o ff 30 overs'. ■ • In reply, Clitheroe attacked from ball one and knocked


- them off in 9.5 overs for the loss of Saddique for a swift


■


-34 and Stuart Lemon for 10. Tom Lord showed no


respect for Earby batting with a Mongoose bat designed specifically for Twenty20


• cricket - hitting two mighty sixes to finish the match, aiding Clitheroe’s attempts to cement ■ themselves in fourth place. Ribblesdale Wanderers


however, were ■ unable to resist a strong Cherry Tree performance in the field. Opposition


bowler


Andreas Sudnik took 7-30 to give his side a comfortable target of 55, which Cherry Tree reached with six wickets- to spare. ••Salesbury lost out by


eight wickets to leaders Bamoldswick, having been dismissed for 108, with


• professional Imran Khalid taking 5-39. ^


Bamoldswick eased home


in reply with Umar Saddique unbeaten on 53. This weekend, Clitheroc


are at home to Baxenden on Saturday; while Ribblesdalc Wanderers are at Edenfield, Read, host Settle, and Salesbuiy are at home to 'Whalley in a derby clash. Read are also in the


Twenty20 semi-finals and finals day at Great Harwood onSunday. They face the hosts in


the second semi at 2-15 p.m., with Oswaldtwistle Immanuel or Settle lying in wait in thfe final. The final-is scheduled to


start at 5-30 p.m. • THE Clitheroe and


District .. Cricket- League returned to League action. this week. Calderstones lead the


way. after easily seeing off St James ■


in the first midweek


game played at Whallcy for several weeks. . St James made 64-6 with Pete Oliver making 29 though Connor Lowes led Calderstones to a five-wicket ■victory with a knock of 25. Low Moor are hot on their


heels after beating Chipping Ramblers at Roefield. Ramblers were extin­


guished for 45 while . Low Moor lost just three wickets knocking them off. In the final game Chipping


A couldn’t raise a side so for­ feited the game to Sabden.. -


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Graiiam learns Patience pays Off for Henry! valuable lesson


CLITHEROE Cobras Under 9s cricketer Henry Rumboll, has taken his first official hat- trick of wickets as a bowler. Unfortunately he had to


endure many sleepless nights dreaming of this as the wick­ ets were taken in two matches about six weeks apart!


Henry took two vnekets,


BILLINGTON’S Graham.Fielding has jiist returned from-a five-day Mountain Bike Orienteering event in Fontainebleau, France, where he was part of the British Mountain Bike Orien­ teering squad. Graham found the navigation to be much more difficult in


Fontainebleau, with its extensive forest and a natural arena of single track trails, compared with mountain bike orienteering in Britain. After gaining experience from training and racing with the elite


riders in Britain, Graham has gainfed confidence for the upcoming World Masters Championships in Hungary. . The trip was successful with Edwyn Oliver-Evans wiiming the


M17 category, Andrew Windrum and Andy Conn tied for first place in M40 and Charlotte Somers-Cocks took first in the W40. Graham would like, to thank NJD Sports Injury Clinic, Fort


squad (s).


Vale Engineering and also Billington Brass Band Club for their ongoing support. Graham is pictured second left, back row with the GB MTBO ,


. ^ ■


•both cleaned bowled middle ■ stump, with the last two balls of his final over as Cobras beat Haslingden on May 27th. - Heniy knew that he had the chance to claim his hat-trick - with his'very first ball in his-, next match. But then Britain, and Henry's hopes, were dashed by the wettest June on'. ■ record and match after match was postponed. Henry had been told so


many times by his coach: “Make sure your first ball is straight at the stumps,” that he must have gone to sleep evety night murmuring “bowl straight” over and over again. Finally the weather relented:


and;Cobras travelled to play Lowerhouse. Henry, as .team' -' captain for the match, won the .;


. toss and chose to bat first, thus extending his torment even - longer. Finally- Cobras-.were bowling, and for the fifth over;'■ the ball was tossed to Heniy. ■; ' One final “just ^bowL ;it >


. : www.clItheroeadvertlser.co.uk CIHheroe Advertiser & Times,Thursdayr July 19,2012 Sports info desk CRICKET


HOULDSWORTH SOLICITORS RIRBLESOALE


CRICKET LEAGUE TABLES


■ Belvedere; . . . . . 13 4 'Gt Harwood__ 13 3 'Clitheroe. . . . . . 13 3 ChenyTree.___13 4 Earby . . . . . . ; . J3 2


Read..__ ...:13 9 Bnnscall ___..13. 7 Barnoldswick .:.13 6 RibbsWand-....13 6 Stacksteads ....13 5 Salesbury......13 5


Oswaldtwistle... 17. 2 9 620 70 Edenlield....-.t .17 2 9. 619.69 First Division ■ p-w


17 3 7 7 8 73


;3 '417 97 3 415;95 6 2 26 86 4 414 84 4 511 76


Padiham.i...i.10 9 0 1 18113 Setlle . . . . . . . . .1 0 -6 2 219 89 Baxenden......10 6 3 1 19 '84 Belvedere...’. ..10 4 2 411 Feniscowles.;..10 4. 3 311 Whaliey........10 4 4 216 Oswaldlwistle;.:10 3 3 4 6 Feniscowles2.-.'.10-2 7 1 4 Bnnscall_____ .10 1 6 3 4 Slacksteads ....10 0 9 1 2


: - CLITHEROE &


CRICKET LEAGUE TABLES


J J - C ’roeStJam es. . .6 2 , 2 2 8 - ' j f ^ S a b d e n - . ' . .; .6 2 • 2 2 8 -Chipping Rambler 6 1 1 ' 4 4 -- -ChiPOinqA ;...: .6 1 1 4 - 4 -


Calderstones-...' .6 4 2 014 L ’ 'L ow M o o r. . 6 3 . 2 111


'■■-■■'■-: - FOOTBALL


ROEFIELD S-A-SIDE : FOOTRALL


'


Replacements....3 2 1 0 7 Disco Ninjas..... 2 2 0 0 6i


' V TABLE ”


P W D L P •


'CunningStunts. r .3'2 0 1 6 ' White Lion.. . . . ..2 1 1 0 4 ‘ Inter Horseshoe ..3 0 0 3 0 Drunken Monkeys 3 0 0 3 0


BOWLS


GREAT HARWOOD AND DISTRICT


BOWLING LEAGUE . RESULTS .


Burnley Road B 131, Green


Leonard Whittaker Cup Third ,. Round


Park 169; Globe Heys 165, Coppice .137; Lower Darwen A 165, Ribblesdale A 161; Sydney Street 168, Burnley Road A


strai;i^ coach, :h


ght Henry!” towards haiid,-. eyes


and Henry bounded the


from


wicket, staring


the


stumps at the other end. The baU new straight as an arrow -hitting-the middle stump yet a g a i n : , :' _ Henry.jumped, arms raised, his Team mates-charged to congratulate him, the; crowd- erupted and the coach - well he: just. smiled and’ tried to - explain to the opposition what all the fuss was about!


ball in at the


- Clitheroe went on to win handsomely, but it was Henry’s


t


day! His first competitive hat- trick, all clean bowled and it only took him.38 days! '' Meanwhile, 80 cricket-mad Clitheroe Cobras braved the elements to battle it out in their , annual Kwik Cricket Festival. The cricketing extravaganza


played in two age groups on a round-robin basis prqduced a . nail-biting-fim'sh in each age group. - . ■While Team England (pic­


tured,- s) scraped home to col­ lect the silverware in the Key ■ Stage-1 section, it was unfan-


cied Kent who swept all asid to remain undefeated in th older age group and claim th honours. Cobras Chairman Farou


Hussain praised the childn for their efforts: “It wasn’t particularly great night weatl erwise but the children showe a lot of character and put some big performances.


. “There was a lot of ra talent on show - especially the . younger age ^oup an with a bit of coaching I am sui they can become very goc players in years to come."


'The semi-finals and final will be held at Waddington Bowling


Club on Sunday, August 5th. TABLES


Division One .P W D


Globe Heys...... 12 10 0 Rushton St A....13 10 0 Free Gardeners A14 7 1 6 80 WittonBC..........13 8 0 5 79 BurnleyRoadB.13 6 1 6 70 Roe Lee Park..:.. 14 7 0 7'68 Salesbury A....;.. 14 5 1 8 66 RibblesdaIeA....13 7 0 6 63 GreatHaiwoodA12 7 0 5 58 ClobeA....14 1 2 11 38 Rishton Con A... 14 2 1 11 35 DIvisionTwo


........... . p;w D L P


Sydney street.... 13 9 0 4 79 C'roeCricketA..13 7 1 5 73-


” .'.League . .p W D L.P-' DISTRICT MIOWEEK


Edenlield.. . . . . . 13'2 Second Division ■ P W L N B . P


7 4 9 49 9 2 8 38


L.N B P 0 412122 3-318103


ChenyTree. . .. .17 6 5 613103 Padiham...;...17 6 7 419 99 GreatHaiwood.. 17 4 4 9 9 94 Whalley........17 4 7 620 90 RibbsWand__.17 3 8 623 83 Salesbury.....-.17-4 6 7 4 79 Earby


.17 7 5 516-111


Bamoldswick 1711 0 618158 Read.........;1710 3 421 141 Baxenden...... 17 8 4 521 126 Clilheroe.......17 7 3 710115- Seine


Senior Division . P W L N B P


Green Park........ 13 6 1 6 72 Sabden Black ....12 8 1 3 7i OssyCon........ 13 6 1 6 65 Great Harwood H13 6 0 7 63 WaddingtonA...13 6 0 7 62 Whalley A... .....12 6 0 6 59 Grange...........13 5 1 7 55 Hurst Green.....13 4 0 9 51 OakhillVets.....12 4 1 7 50 - Division Three


••••.... P W D L P


LowerDarwen A13 12 0 1 97 Coppice..........12 9 1 2 84 Sabden Red....... 13 8 1 4 74 GreatH’woodCC13 7 1 5 70 Rushton Street B14 6 2 6 68 Ribblesdale B.... 13 6 0 7 60 SalesburyB.....13 6 0 7 60 Mercer Park.... 12 4 0 8 54 BurnleyRoadA.14 3 1 1054 Free Gardeners 81,4 3 0 11 50 OakhillA.........13 4 2 7 49 DIvisionFour ,


.......... ...........P W D L P Rishton Con B... 14 12 0 2 102


Immanuel A .... 13 10 1 MilnshawWandsIZ 9 0


OakhillB....... ..14 5 0 Sabden Blue.... 13 4 1


5 5 9 66 . Whalley B........14 6 3^6 61 ''''®‘l‘*'''fl‘'”'B...11


C’roe Cricket B.. 13


2 87 3 76


LowerOaiwenB13 6 1 6 70 Immanuel B.....13 6 1


1 6 65 9 62


1 8 52


Read......;...... ;12 5 0 7 51 0 11 49 0 6 48 0 9 48-


DOWLING LEAGUE TABLES


HYNDBURNVETS Division One


71 .................... P W D L P 66- RhyddingsPark.11 9 1 1 97


66 . WorsleyA.....,...12 8 3 1 89 56 . Rushton Street A12 8 2 2 89


29 Ribblesdale BC .13 7 5 1 90 “ Burnley Road ...12 8 2 2 80 ■ WaddmgtonB...13 5 9 1 72 Peel Park A.....12 4 7 1 65 Lowerfold Park.. 13 5 8 0 72 Rishton BC..:..... 13 4 7 • 2 66 ■ Sabden....12 I'lO 1 48 OakhillBC .........11 1 8 2 37 Division Two . . -P W D L P


OakhillVets....... 11 10 1 MercerPark......11 10 1 Rushton Street B11 6 5 0 74 Peel Park B......11 6 3 2 72 Grange.............11 4*6 1 64 Whalley BC......11 4 5 1 64


: RibblesdaleB.... 11 7 8 1 57 Immanuel A...... 11 2 7- 2 54 GattyParkA..:...11 2 8 1 48 WaddinglonA...-11 2 7 2 41. Division Three


..... ........... ;......P WD L P WorsleyParkB.10 9 1 0 87 C’roe Cncket.....11 8 2 1 89 Immanuel B...... 11 6 4 1 79 Hurst Green...... 11 7 3 1 73 MilnshawPark..11 6 4 1 72 Globe Bullough. 11 6 5 0 64 OakhlllVetsB....10 6 4 0 60 ReadBC...........11 3 7 1 58 0akhlllBCB......11 0 10 1 35 GattyParkB....11 0 9 2 31


POOL


Read Conslitutional Club 7, Horseshoe 5; Stork 7, Bay Horse 5; While Horse B 7, Royal Oak A 5.


Buck A 6, Rose & Crown 6; Castle B 5, Biliin^on Band ’ Club B 7; Royal Brib'sh Legion AID. Castle A 2; White Lion 4,' Conservative Club 8. Division One


TER POOL LEAGUE RESULTS Premier


Billington Band Club 7, Dog ’ Sports Bar 5; Black Bull Chat- burn 7, De Lacy 5; Dog Whalley 6, Craven Heifer 6; Pendie Witch 7. Read Con Club B 5.. FIXTURES (Tonight)


Buck Wrinkleys 5, St Peters A 7; Horseshoe B 6. Royal Bntish Legion 6; Royal Oak B 3, Buck Laddies 9; Whalley Club 3, Waggon & Horses B 9. Division Three


Division Two


. SB Tippers Ltd Foundation Cup


P IT E R S


RIBBLE VALLEY GLASS CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT WIN­


Read Con Club v Buck A; Cra- ■ ven Heifer v Horseshoe: Castle B V De Lacy: Stork v RBL; Royal


Oak A V Billington B; Buck ' Wrinkleys v RBL A; Waggon B v


Waggon & Horses; While Horse B V Craven Heifer B.


■ CLITHEROE MEN’S


SUMMER DARTS RESULTS League


Black Bull 4, Judge Walms- ley 3; Legion B 5, Brown Cow B 2; Brown Cow A 4, Horseshoe 3; White Lion 0, Swan & Royai 7. Bill Harrison Memorial Knockout


Low Moor 3, Craven A 4. FIXTURES League


Low Moor V Pendle Inn; Judge Walmsiey v Craven B; Legion A v Black Bull; ■ Craven A v Brown Cow A; Swan & Royal v Legion B; Horseshoe v White Lion.


CLiTHEROEAND DISTRICT DARTS AND


DOMINOES LEAGUE RESULTS


Pendle League.


Darts: Brown Cow A 5; .Bay Horse 4; Dog Inn 8, Swan & Royal 1; R.B.Legion 4,. Judge Walmsiey 5. ,. Dominoes: Brown Cow A 8, Bay-Horse 13; Dog Inn 8,


,- Swan & Royal 13; R.B. Le- gion 7, Judge Walmsiey 14. Ribble League


Darts: Horseshoe 4, Social Club 5; White Lion 5, Black Bull 4; Waggon & Horses 0, Brown Cow B 9. -


. Dominoes: Horseshoe 8, Social Club 13; White L io n ' 16, Black Bull 5; VVaggon & . Horses 5, Brown Cow B 16: FIXTURES


.r-’ : (July 25th) - - Pendle League


Dog Inn v Brown Cow A; R. B. Legion v Bay Horse;, Swan & Royal v Judge Walmsiey. Ribble League


Black Bull V Social Club;


Brown Cow B V White Lion; Waggon & Horses v Horseshoe: High Scores'


180, J. Hargreaves x2, P. Greatorex; 140, D. Flynn x2, C. Barlow x2, L. Wright, K. Duut, A. Taylor, S. Ashworth, T. Clough, D. Crossley; 137, R. Booth; 135, R. Jones; 134, J.


'


. S.Simpson; 103, M. Steer -/ (Check); 100. L. Wright x5, - S. Simpson x5, S. Stanley x4. S. Conti x4, D. Graham


Schofield, B. Newcombe, G. Coles, C. Taylor, P. Crossley; 128, P. Crossley;125, D. Gower, D. Graham; 123, L Wright; 121, P. Greatorex, A. Kenyon. D. Flynn; 120, A. Kenyon; u g , J. Thompson; 116. T. Gudgeon; 112, D. Brown; 110,'D. Southwell; 108 M. Booth (Check); 105,


Horseshoe.....:..;;. . 5. 11 Social Club........ 3 : 8 Dominoes


Swan & Royal ..... 5 57 R.B.Legion....;..:. 5 54 Judge Walmsiey.. 5 53 Brown Cow A.... 5 50 Bay Horse......... 4 45 Dog Inn............ 4 35


Pendle League P P


RIbbie League


Brown Cow B.... White Lion......... Horseshoe......... Black Bull.......... Waggon & Horses Social Club........


TEAMS CRICKET


Clitheroe (v Baxenden, SATURDAY


home, meet 12-30 p.m.) P. Gaskell, P. Dibb, S. Lemon, J. McDowell, T. Lord, M. Coulter, A. Pearce, J. Dewhurst, J. Hasan, F. Butt, Saddique.. Scorer: S. Ahmed. Clitheroe 2nds (v Earby


; 2rids, away,-meet 12-15 p.m.) J. Green, F. Hussain, ;C. Palnner, B. Ahmed, G.


■ Drake, G. Kershaw, S. Duckworth, M. Scott, A. Hutchins, A. Hartley, I. Scott: Scorer; O. Hussain. Ribblesdale Wander- ers (v Edenfield, away, - meet noon) A. Marsh; D. ■


Howard, J. Rain, B. Varley, M. Clarkson, C. Jackson,


M. Briggs, S. Kerf, C . , Collinge, J. Braithwaite,


Erlank.


Ribblesdale Wanderers “ ■ 2nds (v Edenfield 2nds, home, meet 12-30 p.m.) S. Braithwaite, B. Spencer,


T. Braithwaite, I. Britcliffe, R. Clarkson, J. Dickinson, G. McGuire, W. Whittaker, J. Britcliffe, M. Thompson. H .


Kay. '


Clitheroe 3rds (v Earby 3rds, away, meet 12-45 p.m.) T. Blezard, E. Drake,


SUNDAY


. J. Kay, B. Ahmed, C. De­ whurst, M. Glover, D. Stu­ art, S. Ahmed, J. Stones, S. Jackson, N. Scorah. Scorer: J. Scorah. Clitheroe 4ths (v Rib­ blesdale Wanderers 3rds, home, meet 12-45 p.m.) F. Hussain, O. Hussain, G. Bonner, I. Munir, G. Bicknell, H. Graham, R. Cattermole, D. Fitzgerald,


. F. Green, M. Harrison, A. Mehmood. Scorer: E. Smith. Ribblesdale Wanderers


: x3, J. Dewhurst x3, A. - Taylor x3. M. Proctor x3, S. Mason x2. R. Booth x2, C. Barlow x2, T. Henshaw x2, T. Gudgeon x2, K. Evanson x2, C. Flynn x2, G. Coles, J. Hargreaves, J. Schofield, R. Jones, L. Waring, P. Grea­ torex, H. Fish, K. Duut, T.. Clough, M. Paul, S. Booth, M. Booth.


TABLES Darts


Pendle League P P


Brown Cow A...... 5 . 30 Judge Walmsiey.. 5 29 R.B.Legion....... 5 29 BayHorse......... 4 19 Dog Inn........... . 4 15 ■ Swan & Royal... 5


Rlbble League aS e& S E ■'


■3rds (v Clitheroe 4ths, away, meet 12-30 p.m.) J. Britcliffe, K. Collinge, M. Nerenberg, M. Spencer, W. Whittaker, M.Thomp- sqn, S. Khan, A. Khan, R. Pickett, D. Dickinson, R. Monk.


CONTACT THE SPORTS DESK


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White Lion......;.... ' 5 22 Waggon & Horses - 4


Black Bull........ Brown Cow B.


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p 32 P Simon’s prize 1'.


t i ’- 31-*


Williamson laid on a superb selection of PH??®


weather, with only the final groups feel- mg a drop or two.


Simon Lightbown got his name etched ontp the Presidenfs Prize with a fan- ■ .. . tastic 38 points, while second place was


■ W i th 36 points and. Steve Johnson was fourth with 36 points via a cardplay-off. _ Sally Blenkinship won the Best Lady Prize, Danny Liles won the Best Gross Prize, the Best Senior Prize went to Steve, Green and the Best Back Nine Prize went to Stuart Andrews.


tal^n by Bridget Rees with 37points. • u went to George Blenkinship


'N e a r e s t the pin in two on 17 was Malralm Salmon, and nearest the pin on the 9th was Chris Blackadder.


34 points and Sally Blenkmship came in third with 31 points.


^ d r ew Hee'som took the Southworth Scratch Trophy with seven in his flawless round pf 69.


Ch^pionship at Clitheroe Goff Club had 180 entnes from members and visi­ tors in equal numbers, but local knowl­ edge ensured that the majority of the spoils stayed in house. Its all about birdies for the big boys and


• THE James Brdid Open ■


outstanding back mne took fourth place with his 73. Pennths’ D.Whitfield was suitably


t


Ifor four points set him up to take the iDivision O ne Prize with 36 p(


, Harry fogram made no mistakes until the 15th hole but held on to flnish with


6 mi points. ' ’


’thinking. Sunday’s Stableford was not gome his way when he failed to score on the par five first but he settled nicely, iMd a birdie three on the long 12th hole mm


the same 36 points for second place after a card play-off.


? David Parkinson had a birdie two ; on the tricky 17th to elevate him firom h lucrative third prize, and visitors Chns -Whittmgham M.Eddleston (Accri-.^,__ the remaining prizes w th ___ _______ Byrne could be excused for


Holgate Nett Tromy with four birdies in his round of 71-;4^6’7, and Kieron Hunt matched his total but had to settle for second place after cards.


Gillespie and Craig Allison in his wake. ’ . ■ Plus 2 Ashworth finishedjust one over in second place ahead of Gillespie after countback with 72s, and Allison with an


rewarded for his 74 in fifth. ■ Jonathan: Dugdale claimed the;


Out in 33 and back in 36, Heesom le f t . golfer. Mark Ashworth, Alan


score of 41 points was Margaret Calvert. Helen Hamer took second place with


Wh^ey Goff Club, Ann Pollard held her Chanty Match last ’Thursday in aid of Pendleside Hospice. The winner of the competition with a


the lady captain of The competition was played in dry fisld to contend for.


TTIIS week saw members at Whalley Goff Club compete in Presidents Day. The current president, Nick


— —; o— — ~ to-a good-start and scored mcely on every nole to get the , nod over Higson after countbaoc, and Sunon CTierry brought colour to the Podium in third spot with 37 points. Michael Cavannagh’s was the hard


. of the day with 38 points. Gibson got off


cored - - , . __


warmed up after a mediocre start to score 39 points and a one-shot margin over Dean Braithwaite and Geoff Sutcliffe for second place, '.


2'victory over "Ijiherington Golf Club m round seven and eagerly await next Mond^sdraw. -


wth a rare day of good weather for her. Prize Competition on Thursday and Gail AmsworA found conditions to her liking as she sailed into the winner’s enclosure with a remarkable nett 68. . No other lady, came near but Tracey Bentley and Emma Clegg had a head to


President Chris Stokes was blessed


head for secondplace vnfli 75s. Bentley had the edge after cards and


likewise, Gillian Eddleston got the better of Carolyn Cort for fourth, noth Tecord- mg nett 76s.


winner of the Past Captain’s Salver last week.


from Barbara Crowther and Mary Thompson.


Sue Gibson won the 9-hole Stableford '


EWGA Medal, with Kath Bithell in second place.


1 ■ ---**jL*xouay wao wuill- by Susan Gibson-with 14 points from jSarbara Crowther (13 points) and Mary Thompson (10 points).


hole competition last Thursday was woin 9-


'Hie Ladies’ Stableford qualifying y - ^


„ • .AT Wilpshire Goff Club, the Captain s Prize for Ladies played on


25-


fBJ7 35^2^^* won by Glenda Astley ■s ' '■ ■


Trish <3aliagher. Nearest the pin on 13th in two was


. Townley took the weekends Marilyn Fletcher was the worthy


teain of Cluis Stokes, Tracey Bentley, Michelle Fielding, Barbara Thornton and Emma Clegg are now in the last 16 of this prestigious event after a 3-


Peel held their nerve after a blob on the penultimate hole to win a multi card plw-off for fourth prize. Clitheroe Ladies’ Mail On Sunday


Tlie good guys Dave Hillary and John .


Lonsdale GC was a- triumph for Pete Harrison and Tim Stanley, who had the luxury of a blob on the 18th having already accrued a wirming41 point total. Paul McGuire . and Roger Cowey


, of other competitors. In Division Two, John Gibson and Ron Higson produced the best returns


A sohd rpund from Paul Nightingale gave him third after cards with a nunaber


luck story of the day after scoring 23 points aftermine, he faded on the run in to finish one off the prize Ust. The Exchaiige Day with Kirby.


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