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CRICKETSCORECARDS SATURDAY
Ribblesdale Cricket League ClltheroevRead
Clitheroeinnings 161-8
Read inningsB4-Clitheroewonby77runs WhalleyvGreatHarwood
Whalleylnnings J . Galling*
M. Fallon ctLNoon bShahabuddin23 Mota ■ Ibw
R.lamb* ct Fernando bP.Houldsworth.23
D.Howard ctP.Whalley bShahabuddin13 R. Palmer notout............!..................................9 Extras.....™...................................................30 Total (for 5 wickets)................................ .159
Bow)ing:Shatiabuddin 23-4-73-3;S. Maher 13- 0-38-1;P. Houldsworth 9-0-32-1.
GreatHarwoodinnings J.Edgar
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bD.Howard....33 ' bS.Duckworth.0
Shahabuddin notout............................................. 70 ...56
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M.Shabaz S. Bristol
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bD.Crotty ...31 b
M.Windle... ...18 b
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notout................................................3 ct L Parkinson b R Craddock...)
Extras.............................................................. .13 Total (for 9 wickets).................................158
Bowling; R. Craddockll-1-49-1; J . Hargreaves 6-1-42-2;L Parkinson 6-2-12-0; D. Crotty 14-1- 42-4;
M.Windle 4-0-29-2. Ear byinnings M. Wilson C. Walton
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ctN. Green bUmar.............. ..35- BuckB bS. Bristol...... ....4
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ctM.Shabaz bUmar„........... ...13
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Bow)ing:S. Bristol 10-2-39-2; M. Shabaz13-2- 50-3; Umar 7-0-39-2; J . Bristol 4.3-0-26-1. SUNDAY
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Whalley innings 181-5 Bamoldswick innings106-Whalley won by
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Fixtures, Tonight SBTippers Ltd Challenge Cup Semi-Final: Buck Av Billington A' Royal British LegionAvBillingtonB. -.
TEAMS Saturday
CHtheroe 1st X I (v Settle, home, meet noon) P. Gaskell, P. Dibb, M. Coulter, J . Dewhurst, ' N . Ashraf, f. Butt B. Ahmed, S. Ahmed, G.. Kershaw, S. Booth, Guneratne. Scorer - G. Dewhurst .
____ 0______ Ctitheroe 2nd X I (v Padiham, away, meet 11-
bLBurness 0 45 a.m.) J . Green, C. Musson, A Hutchins, C. s
J.Rawlinson ctandbLBurgess.............................0
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S.Brawn* notout.............................- ........... ..40 S. Bristol notout..................................................11 Extras-......................................................—46 Total (for7 wickets).......................... ........438
Bowling: S. MacLachlanll-1-89-2: L Burgess 15-0-140-4;J. Murfet 5-0-54-0; Cloete 7-1-64-1; A Whittle 1-0-21-0;T. Donovan 6-0-56-0. Brinscall innings 1 • Cloete
S. Parker
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S.Mulligan, M. Scott Scorer; G. Oliver.
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Stmdiy Clitheros 1st X I (v Ormskirk, away, Lancashire Cup Semi-Final, meet 10 a.m.) P. Gaskell, P. Dibb, T. b rd , N. Ashraf, J . Marquet B. Ahmed, J . Dewhurst M. Coulter, G. Kershaw, F. Butt Guneratne. Reserves to travel: S. Ahmed and S. Booth. Scorer R Cox. Clitheros 3rd X I (v Earby, away, meet 11-30 : a.m.) R Dinsdale, N. Scorah, J . Blackburn, J . Holgate, M . Glover, R Blackburn, T. Blezard, A Spencer, J . Nutter, L Scott J . Scott Scorer: ' TBA Cdthero* 4th X I (v Ribblesdale Wanderera, away, meet 12-15 p.m.) B. Smith, G. Poole, G. - Stuart C. Birtwell-Jones, A Mehmood, D. Stuart C. Spink-Baincs, G. Oliver, H. Ellis, T .’ Doherty,
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Prizewinners at Whalley captainHowardWairnsley’s away day atNorthcliffeGolf Club (s).
Even maths teacher Phil Ham mond needed a calculator when he came to add up his score after Mytton Fold Golf Club's AugustStableford on Saturday.
Playing off 8, his nett 74 was outstanding and his 42 points left him top of the class. Leader in the clubhouse
had been Gordon Lucas with 40 points, but his bubble was quicklyburstasPhilwasinthe following group on the course. Phil Clegg, with 39 points
just pipped Gary Ashton for third spot on a card play-off. Captain Peter Main scored
a two at the first and winner Phil Hammond joined regular twos specialist Frank Hindle with a birdie at the ninth., Handicap and Competi
tions Chairman John Berry birdied the final hole. Phil’s win takes him to the
top of the Order of Merit with 49 points, three ahead of Keith Fitzhemy andWaynelvinson, andfouraheadofMickKelbie.'
There was some tremendous Golf played in Clitheroe Golf Club's Saturday Medal- none betterthanfrom10-handi- cap Dean Braithwaite who dropped only oneshot on the backnineforawinningnett 64total.
Philip Walmsley had to settle
for second prize after count- back with his 64. Andrew Wright’s nett 67
put him in third after cards with Vince Killeen.
.' GarySpeakwithfourbird-.
ies topped Division One (74- 5-69) and Mike Fearnhead’s cracking finish gave him the edge over Miles Corish with the same nett 70 for second. Plus 3 man Mark Young
had six birdies in his 67 for the Lowest Gross.
Wayne Tovynley’s 69 gave
him the Division Two Prize af ter cards with James Kenyon. Trevor Jones slipped into
thirdwithhis7i.- Neil Cronin finished like an
express train to take Division Three and Dave Woodworth’s nett 71 gave him second place, two shots ahead o f David Fearnley-Brown. Conor McLaughlin won
Sunday’s Stableford with 40 points and Ron Mason, got the nod over Mike Gibson af ter cards for runners-up spot with38. Edith Child set the pace
with a birdie 2 on thesth in the Ladies’-Professional’s Prize Four ball better ball and Kath Bithell rounded off their day with two pars for 43 points. However Caroline Cherry
and Catherine Podevyn were sittingprettyintheClubhouse with a winning 44 points. The only other birdie 2 on
theday was Mary Thompsons as she and Val Fairless teamed uptoclaimthirdplacewith42 points and a one point margin over the chasing Jane Hoyle andPatRees. : Chris Stokes with 2s on
the 8 th and 17th was the com fortable,winner o f Sunday’s Medal, and Carole Brown fol lowed herinto the winners en- closurejustfourshots behind.
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Bowling: Mota 10-1-46-0; S. Duckworth 13.1-2- 46-1;S. Gorton 5-1-12-0; D. Howard7-0-31-1; R.
LKearsley notout...............................................45
' bShababuddin.15 bS. Maher............1
D. Parker T. Donovan A. Whittle
J.Murfet LBurgess .Extras..',, Total...
Ibw notout...
bAmal...............0
..;........................ ....0 ■ bS. Brown...........4 bS. Brown..;......A bAmal.........„....1'
...............................5 ....61
Bowling:AmalAthulathmudali9.2-4-19-5;S. Bristol 4-0-25-0;S. Brown 5-0-16^.
Settle innings'.
T. Davidson Khalid J.Harrison ERead* W. Davidson-
C.Gemmell A Davidson EHenare
B.Hulso J . Handy Extras..., Total......
SettlevRead - - . . 1 . -
J.Davidson ctT.Turner bE.Lowes....... ...5 bE. Lowes.......’...0
bO.Hussain......55 bJ.Wood...........37
Ibw Ibw
ctM.Whalley bScullard..........34 rtScullard
bO.Hussain......35 bScullard.............2
notout.. runout..
.... :............ .1 ..........9
• bScullard......;..,0 bScullard.............0
..............................9 ....188
Bowling: ScuIIard 11.5-1-0-4; E. LoweslO-4- 33-2;J.Wood7-1-26-1;0 .Hussain 12-0-70-2;A . • Laycock4-0-17-0. Read innings
. ■ K. O’Connor** Ibw , ' ■ bT. Davidson.. ..15 .
J.Marshall. runout,—.;_______ .'......'.26 KGrimshaw
; bT.Davidson...‘...1
M.Whalley
ctC.Gemmell bT. Davidson......4. ScuIIard C.Lowes ELowes
. b Khalid...........20 b Khalid
T.Tumer ctandbT.Davidson ALaycock Ibw J.Wood
OJussain .4
ctW.DavidsonbT.Davidson;....0 ...;..0
b Khalid..;.. 28
ctC.Gemmell bKhalid 0 . notout...:. 9
Extras...... .....;...... .......,;..........21 Total.................... ............................................ .130 -
Bowling: Khalid 21.4-7-58-4; T. Davidson18-4- 48-5; E Henare 2-0-13-0; E Read 1-0-7-0. '
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Hammond’s sums add up at Myt&oii!
9 85
Away day proves a big success
Forty members of Whalley Golf Club took part in captain
Howard Walmsley's away day at Northcliffe Golf Club, Shipley.
Theprizewinnerswere- Morning Nine-Hole Better Ball Competition: Edward Geirat and Steve Powell (26 points); After noon 18-Hole Four-Man Team Competition: John Rostron, Ken Bolton, George Blenkinship and John Kearsley (77 points). Whalley hosted the Len Rowbot- tom Trophy on Saturday, as John Jobes came out on top with a classy 41 points, winning bythreefromDavidHanson, ' whowassecondin Division One, third place going to Paul Wray with 37. Division Twowentto John Hamilton (37points), with Tony Walker (35) pipping new - captain-elect Richard Ferley on a card play-off. There were three twos for Gary Meakin, Neil Pollard and Aaron Ripley, who beat Dan Rodgers on the 18th in a greatly contested singlesknockoutfinal. OnThursday, Whalley ladies braved the appalling conditions to compete in the V eteran s'; : Trophyover 13 holes and a Modal round. •
ThewinneroftheVeterans'Tro- phy was Margaret Calvert with 68-17-51; Karen Thompson came second with 67-14-53 and in third place was Maggie Harvey with 71-16-55.
Joan Whittaker won the 18 hole competition with 93-17-76.
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