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Three half centuries as Frod 2nds crash ; Highest score of the day in the Lincolnshire County Cricket League premier division was posted by Bracebridge Heath 2nds, who rattled up 283 on their way to beating Scunthorpe side Appleby-Frodingham 2nds.
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Highest score of the day in the Lincolnshire County Cricket
League premier division was posted by Bracebridge Heath 2nds, who
rattled up 283 on their way to beating Scunthorpe side Appleby-
Frodingham 2nds.
On the winning side there were half-centuries for Stuart Fraser-
Cattanach, Tom Monson and Matt Turner.
Making it a successful day for Lincoln area sides, Hartsholme won
at Horncastle, Daniel Odd cracking 97.
Ex-Lincolnshire Minor Counties player Paul Butler was again o...
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Barton climb up to third In division one, Barton Town - seeking to regain their place in the premier division - moved up to third in the table with an eight- wicket home win at the expense of Cleethorpes 3rds.
Scunthorpe Evening Telegraph
; In division one, Barton Town - seeking to regain their place in the premier division - moved up to third in the table with an eight- wicket home win at the expense of Cleethorpes 3rds. Given that Barton's home ground is Marsh Lane, now far from the River Humber, it's perhaps surprising it was dry
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Patrick takes centre stage this time round In Last season's second division final at Cleethorpes, it was Scunthorpe Town star Ramesh Chand who took centre stage with a match- winning 167 not out.
Scunthorpe Evening Telegraph
; In Last season's second division final at Cleethorpes, it was Scunthorpe Town star Ramesh Chand who took centre stage with a match- winning 167 not out. But to reach this year's final, it was his opening partner of 2006, Neil Patrick, who took centre stage, blitzing the Luddington attack with 150
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Barton keeping dream alive Barton Town won a very exciting division one clash against Scunthorpe Town by just one run at Heslam Park, to keep alive their dream of returning to the top flight.
Scunthorpe Evening Telegraph
; Barton Town won a very exciting division one clash against Scunthorpe Town by just one run at Heslam Park, to keep alive their dream of returning to the top flight. Scunthorpe needed eight runs to win from the final over, then six from the last delivery - but had to settle for four and a home
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Marshalls close gap at top Just one game survived the rain last weekend in the North Lindsey League, but it was an important one as Marshalls Sports closed the gap at the top of division one to just three points after a spectacular win over Barton Town 3rds.
Scunthorpe Evening Telegraph
; Just one game survived the rain last weekend in the North Lindsey League, but it was an important one as Marshalls Sports closed the gap at the top of division one to just three points after a spectacular win over Barton Town 3rds. Liam Andrews hit 108 in 10 overs, including 13 sixes as Marshalls
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Brass band to perform in town A Brass band is due to perform in Scunthorpe town centre on Saturday.
Scunthorpe Evening Telegraph
; A Brass band is due to perform in Scunthorpe town centre on Saturday. Barton Town Brass Band will be appearing on High Street between 1.30pm and 4.30pm as part of Festival 300 events. Festival 300 has been organised to celebrate 300 years of music in North Lincolnshire since the birth of the famous
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Rodrigo and Scott a knock-out combination Haxey 3rds lifted the second division Knock-out Cup with a splendid seven wicket victory over Scunthorpe Town 3rds.
Scunthorpe Evening Telegraph
; Haxey 3rds lifted the second division Knock-out Cup with a splendid seven wicket victory over Scunthorpe Town 3rds. Scunthorpe scored 160 all out when batting first. Ben Ibrahim scored 36 and Sen 31, whilst Oliver Tonks took an impressive three for 11 for the Isle team, who reached 164 for three
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Town whitewash villagers ; Second-placed Barton Town once again demonstrated their bowling strength with a 10-wicket 'whitewash' of South Kelsey at the village venue.
Scunthorpe Evening Telegraph
; Second-placed Barton Town once again demonstrated their bowling strength with a 10-wicket 'whitewash' of South Kelsey at the village venue. Kelsey could muster only 93 for nine from their 45 overs, Marc Foster being in top form for Barton, sending down 23 overs, 10 of which were maidens, to finish
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Big win needed for Scunthorpe town hopes With Haxey already declared champions of the Lincolnshire County Cricket League premier division, the runners-up spot will be decided tomorrow during the final round of fixtures.
Scunthorpe Evening Telegraph
; With Haxey already declared champions of the Lincolnshire County Cricket League premier division, the runners-up spot will be decided tomorrow during the final round of fixtures. Second-placed Skegness, who journey to bottom team Holton-le- Clay, have a four-point advantage over third-in-the-table
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Austin powers Barton Barton Town 3rds saw off Alkborough 3rds in a close affair at Marsh Lane, James Austin scoring 69 as Barton posted a total of 167 all out.
Scunthorpe Evening Telegraph
; Barton Town 3rds saw off Alkborough 3rds in a close affair at Marsh Lane, James Austin scoring 69 as Barton posted a total of 167 all out. Paul Mitchell took three for 24 for Alkborough, who fell 15 runs short in reply despite an excellent 72 not out from John Balderson. Barton must travel to play
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Thrilling finish Only one game took place in division one last Sunday as Cleethorpes 5ths had to forfeit their game at Barton Town 3rds due to lack of numbers.
Scunthorpe Evening Telegraph
; Only one game took place in division one last Sunday as Cleethorpes 5ths had to forfeit their game at Barton Town 3rds due to lack of numbers. Messingham 3rds got off to a winning start at home to Marshalls Sports and it was a Marshalls old boy who proved to be Messingham's batting hero as Matt
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