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Match Produces High Standard Village School's Anniversary Kit Sport 15 Wednesday, 5th May, 2004 THE TEESDALE MERCURY Evenwood Town Under-14s handed brand new £300 kit Barney celebrate 2 6 runs victory against Thornaby BARNARD Castle travelled to Thornaby to Still was caught and bowled by Mike for 0, Gibbon was play in sodden conditions. • C ric k e t next to go, caught behind off Dave by John Ashworth Rain during the week had left the outfield and pitch for a good 19, Dex was next to go, another catch for very wet. Mark Little was bowled for seven, and Mervyn Close Ashworth off Mike for seven, Thornaby were now 34-5 Mike Stanwix lost the toss and Barney were put into caught for one. and 87 light years away. bat and immediately found the conditions very difficult. At this point Barney were on 45-7, but there was a Roberts was bowled for five by Mike McDonald a Peter Clarke and John Ashworth opened; Peter faced 34 twist in events. Dave Stanwix and Donald Ball were potential match winner was caught by Clarke for one balls and was bowled for five. superb and put on 42 for the eighth wicket. off Mike. Nicholls and Bell tried to hit Thornaby out of FwSaie N ew strip: Two young footballers model the kit Mike Stanwix who usually thrives on wet pitches They showed it could be done taking the quick ones trouble but played straight into the Stanwix’s hands, •REPRODUCE could not get going, Ashworth faced 47 balls and was and twos. Nicholls caught in the deep by a jubilant Dave EVENWOOD Town AFC Under-14s have received a brand new kit caught for three, John did not think he got the nick. Sparrow off Dave Bell. Top edged a ball off Mike and ining suite The partnership came to an end with the last ball of thanks to the Football Foundation, the UK’s largest sports Mike was also caught after facing 37 balls for six. the innings, Dave going for the big one only to be the ball spun up and there was 14-year-old Shane B Chairs (2 canes charity. Richard Eastwood and Andrew Toulson tried their best. caught for a brilliant 22. Mulley to take a great catch. ygoodcondfa, The foundation has provided the team with brand new kit worth Eastwood hitting the first Boundary of the innings the Bally was a splendid 12 not out, leaving Barney at Last man Metcalfe was caught by Toulson off Dave to £200 £300 as part of its Junior Kit Scheme, which provides strips and ball just reaching the boundary. 87-8 off 50 overs. Not pretty to watch but it was 87 see Thornaby 61 all out. A 26 runs win for Barney. S. equipment to teams across the country. Toulson who hit Dave for a six was nine not out. A 01833630392 But again the pitch played its part in Richard’s runs Thornaby had to get in reply. Over 5,500 kits have already been provided by the Foundation to downfall. The Thornaby opener Gibbon started well. He lost his funny game the turning point being the 42. junior clubs and schools, and, whilst there is a long way to go before He was caught for eight. Toully soon followed bowled partner Moore early, bowled by Dave Stanwix for 0. Dave Stanwix and Donald Ball put on, to give Barney W L E R iF the kids can emulate their heroes, they will at least look the part. by a ball, which kept ankle height for two. Mark little Gibbon hit Dave for two fours and looked like he could a chance Barney bowling Dave Stanwix 5-34, and Mike get the total himself, but his partners could not cope Stanwix 5-26. banon Saturn Manager Ken Houlahan thanked the Foundation: ‘The kids are was bowled for seven and Mervyn Close caught for absolutely delighted with their new kit. eight. Toully soon followed bowled by a ball, which kept with the Stanwix brothers Dave and Mike. Next Saturday Barney are at home to Guisborough 2003 Model “The Junior Kit scheme is easy to apply for and is a real boost for ankle height for two. Muldowney was trapped L.B.W by Dave for three. 2pm start. Iw complete *ticw a club of our size, the extra strip was vital to the expansion of our lawningtorkSchaisg soccer development scheme”. £1,800 The Under-14s team will compete in a ‘Local Friendly League’ - a Good times at London M arathon 1:01388710976 younger version of the highly-successful Under-16s programme. LONDON Marathon day, April 18, saw • Athletics The leagues are part of Wear Valley District Council’s soccer Ken Sanderson and Alan Bray GRAZING development scheme, and the club is extremely grateful to be pounding the streets of London along allowed to participate in it. with many thousands of others, coming Durham track and field meeting of the home in 3 hours 12 minutes and 3:57 season took place at the Eastbourne SHEEP The purpose of the F.A.’s nationwide development scheme is to respectively. provide good quality coaching and care, to nurture good habits and track, Darlington on Tuesday evening, Well done to them both. Our attitudes, and to that end, a ‘Strict NO Train, NO Play’ policy will April 20, hosted by Darlington RAZING commiserations go to Ann Alderson Harriers. Competing for the club was operate in which participants must attend coaching sessions if they who did all the training and at the want to also play in competitive matches. Josh Crawley, who took part in the 100 >treatlam area eleventh hour was unfortunately metres for U15 boy's in a time of 16:1, These developments are part of the club’s bid to become an FA injured and unable to take part. for further detaSs also coming first in the javelin in 18.40 Charter Standard Club. The same day the Anne Marie metres, well done Josh. 11833637219 The foundation is dedicated to revitalising the grass roots of the Readshaw Memorial meeting took The club meets for training at game, constructing modern football facilities, developing football as place at Stadium 2000 Arena, Teesdale Sports Centre, Tuesday and a force for social cohesion and as a vehicle for education in Sunnydale Leisure Centre, Shildon. Thursday nights at 6pm. All abilities WHATSON communities throughout the country funded by the FA Premier There were three junior members welcome. League, The Football Association, Sport England, and the from the club who competed. They The junior group ages 8-11 years Government, the Football Foundation is the nation’s largest sports were Sophie Philbrick, who took part SOME DOVE Cl meet at Green Lane School on charity with a £53 million budget going straight into the very in the U-13s 200 and 600 metres. Thursday evenings, 5.15pm-6.15pm. > HY MUSIC SOI heart of football. Ross Landon and his younger There is still time to enter for the Cockfield WMC Ken explained: “The present developments exhaust fully, the brother Owen competed in the U lls Raby Castle 10k or fun run on Sunday, turday 8th May capacity of the current facilities in the locality, and any future 60, and 600 metres and also the long May 30, entry forms available at the jump. Our congratulations go to them 'ing Jim Ryder M development will be held up until we can acquire the Randolph Site Sports Centre or Barnard Castle and make a successful bid to the Foundation’s Grass Roots scheme for their efforts. library. am James Duo to provide 2-3 full size pitches, and mini-soccer and coaching The first North Yorkshire/South LIZ LAMB 50 Cover Chase areas.” Barnard Castle U-8s_______ • Football KelsaH strikes gold m ore than once IN QUIZ BARNARD Castle under 8s FORMER Teesdale AC athlete Kineta final and again reached the semi final entered the Richmond and district Bedale (A) seven a side competition on Kelsall has had a great start to her in the 60m AAA Indoor Championships Golden Lion In this game the lads gave their first year in the U-17 age group. in Birmingham, in February this year. Saturday. Nine teams took part all, having gone behind to an O n th e ball: Children at Cotherstone Primary School and the new football kits TMpfc Kineta, now competing for In the open medal meeting held at lesday, 5th tof and the under 8s were drawn in early goal they chased every ball the five team group. never hid from tackles, and Gateshead, took the North Eastern Shildon on Sunday, April 18, Kineta 30 p.m. start Squad: Sam Everall, Ben pushed Bedale at every County Championship long jump title took a double gold. Village school’s anniversary kit Goodfellow, Joe Hall, Matthew opportunity, getting their reward just before Christmas. Her gold medal In cold and windy conditions, she Raine, Reece Tully, Jack when Matthew pounced onto a winning jump was an indoor personal won the U17 women’s long jump with CHILDREN at Cotherstone Primary School showed off their new football Bousfield, Callum Pearce, and loose ball and slammed home. best of 5m 10cm. She ran well in the 4m 87cm and then went on to record a strip recently. Harvey Saunders. In the second half they kept Northern Indoor Championships in personal best time of 26.7s winning The striped kits are to mark the 40th Anniversary of the opening of the Game 1 Bedale (B); Barney surging forward, and when the Sheffield, reaching the 200m semi­ the U-17 women’s 200m.
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