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Clee's Harvey hits broughton for six ; Stuart Harvey claimed six wickets as Cleethorpes 2nds won their home game against Broughton in the Lincolnshire County Cricket League Premier Division.
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Stuart Harvey claimed six wickets as Cleethorpes 2nds won their
home game against Broughton in the Lincolnshire County Cricket
League Premier Division.
Steve Clay (67 not out) helped steer Alkborough to a 10-wicket
triumph at Grimsby Town 2nds.
The highest score in the division was posted by Bracebridge Heath
2nds, who rattled up 283 on their way to beating Scunthorpe side
Appleby-Frodingham 2nds.
Making it a successful day for Lincoln area sides, Hartsholme won
at Horncas...
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Diable hat-trick sees blossom to victory ; Adam Diable took a hat-trick and a total of six wickets as title- chasers Stamford Homes were soundly beaten at Immingham Blossom Way in Division Four of the Lincolnshire County Cricket League.
Grimsby Telegraph
; Adam Diable took a hat-trick and a total of six wickets as title- chasers Stamford Homes were soundly beaten at Immingham Blossom Way in Division Four of the Lincolnshire County Cricket League. Improving South Kelsey 2nds won their home game with Hykeham 2nds by five wickets. But there's no
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Coy wonder strikes as bat-men cave in ; Boosted by a six-wicket haul from Wade McCall, Skegness kept up their title bid in the Lincolnshire County Cricket League premier division with a 60-run victory at Broughton, for whom Dale Coy took five wickets.
Scunthorpe Evening Telegraph
; Boosted by a six-wicket haul from Wade McCall, Skegness kept up their title bid in the Lincolnshire County Cricket League premier division with a 60-run victory at Broughton, for whom Dale Coy took five wickets. Looking to close the gap on the leaders, Bracebridge Heath 2nds won their home game
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Barton goes ballistic as Stamford home in ; Stamford Homes' skipper Mike Barton took five wickets in seven overs in an impressive spell of seam bowling as his Grimsby team triumphed by nine wickets away to Scunthorpe Town 3rds in Division Four of the Lincolnshire County Cricket League.
Grimsby Telegraph
; Stamford Homes' skipper Mike Barton took five wickets in seven overs in an impressive spell of seam bowling as his Grimsby team triumphed by nine wickets away to Scunthorpe Town 3rds in Division Four of the Lincolnshire County Cricket League. The pitch provided at Hibaldstow, where Scunthorpe are
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A gr-eight inspiration Skipper Mark Atkins grabbed eight wickets as Haxey, leaders of the Lincolnshire County Cricket League premier division, collected maximum points from their game against Appleby-Frodingham 2nds.
Scunthorpe Evening Telegraph
; Skipper Mark Atkins grabbed eight wickets as Haxey, leaders of the Lincolnshire County Cricket League premier division, collected maximum points from their game against Appleby-Frodingham 2nds. Steve Clay, his opposite number at third-placed Alkborough, cracked 91 in the home win over Bracebridge
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Half century for yousuf on debut Bottom team Alford tasted victory for the first time this season in the Lincolnshire County Cricket League premier division, beating fellow strugglers Holton-le-Clay by six wickets.
Scunthorpe Evening Telegraph
; Bottom team Alford tasted victory for the first time this season in the Lincolnshire County Cricket League premier division, beating fellow strugglers Holton-le-Clay by six wickets. Leaders Haxey won a low-scoring encounter at Grimsby Town 2nds, while second-placed Hartsholme kept up the pressure
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Mixed feelings ; Hat-tricks are prized by all bowlers, but there were mixed feelings for Scunthorpe Town 2nds' medium-pacer Kerry Ling when he grabbed three wickets with successive deliveries in the away fixture at Cherry Willingham 2nds.
Scunthorpe Evening Telegraph
; Hat-tricks are prized by all bowlers, but there were mixed feelings for Scunthorpe Town 2nds' medium-pacer Kerry Ling when he grabbed three wickets with successive deliveries in the away fixture at Cherry Willingham 2nds. For Kerry, who ended up with four for 16 in the villagers' all- out 91, ended
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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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Alkborough charge to top of table spot ; Alkborough are the new leaders of the Lincolnshire County Cricket League premier division after taking full points from their victory over Appleby-Frodingham 2nds, Paul West bagging five wickets.
Scunthorpe Evening Telegraph
; Alkborough are the new leaders of the Lincolnshire County Cricket League premier division after taking full points from their victory over Appleby-Frodingham 2nds, Paul West bagging five wickets. Making full use of their game in hand, the North Lincs villagers moved above Bracebridge Heath 2nds,
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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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Better behaved than expected Revellers in the Scunthorpe town centre have been praised by the police for keeping their cool since the introduction of the smoking restrictions.
Scunthorpe Evening Telegraph
; Revellers in the Scunthorpe town centre have been praised by the police for keeping their cool since the introduction of the smoking restrictions. During the six-week period up to July 22 there were 40 recorded incidents in the town centre - and only 21 had to be dealt with by on-the-spot fines.
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