ELEVEN youngsters - six from the UK and five from South Africa - walked on the pitch with their heroes last night.
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'STOP and search' police powers are being used more fairly and less often in Staffordshire, police said.
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EVERY week meetings are held in Kirklees where decisions are made about local issues.
Those issues affect you, your neighbour and everyone in the area.
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The council has taken a step forward in deciding to open up its monthly full council meetings to such public and immediate scrutiny.
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JAMES Harris claimed four for 82 to help Division Two leaders Glamorgan gain a first-innings lead going into the final day of their LV= County Championship match against Surrey at Cardiff.
Twice Harris claimed two wickets in an over as Surrey declared their first innings on 303 for nine, 69 runs behind Glamorgan with Mark Ramprakash contributing 73 to pass 34,000 career first-class runs.
After surviving three overs at the end of the third day the Welsh county were seven for nought -- an overall lead of 76.
Glamorgan had resumed the third morning on 363 for eight in their first innings, but they only lasted another 34 balls with nine further runs added.
Chris Tremlett wrapped up the innings with the wickets of David Harrison, who fended a lifting ball to Tim Linley at mid-off, and Huw Waters, who was bowled with a yorker. Tremlett had displayed real venom from the Cathedral Road end, with one bouncer flying over wicketkeeper Steve Davies for four byes.
But any hope Glamorgan's attack had of utilising the extra bounce was ruled out as Surrey's left-handed openers Steven Davies and Arun Harinath made a positive reply. They raced to their 50 partnership inside nine overs.
Replica Audemars PiguetDavies, whose 50 came off only 51 balls, did enjoy an early slice of luck when home captain Jamie Dalrymple missed a chance at second slip in James Harris' opening over.
At the other end he tucked into Harrison, who he hit for three successive fours. The Glamorgan bowler was taken off after conceding 28 in his opening four overs. It was left to Waters and Jim Allenby to stem the flow of runs.
And Dalrymple was forced to use six bowlers in the first 22 overs before lunch. He brought himself on just before the interval and was rewarded with the wicket of Harinath who he trapped leg before with his first ball.
At 157 for one Surrey lost two wickets in a Harris over with no addition to the score.
Davies edged to wicketkeeper Mark Wallace and five balls later Younus Khan, on Surrey debut, was bowled.
After getting to 19 Ramprakash reached 34,000 runs and also past 800 first-class runs for the season. But just when he looked well set for a century Harris dismissed Ramprakash and Rory Hamilton- Brown in consecutive balls. Ramprakash edged a lifting ball behind from Harris, who then trapped Hamilton-Brown leg before stuck in his crease.
Usman Afzaal was caught low down at second slip by Dalrymple as Surrey slipped from 280 for five to 290 for nine in the space of six overs before declaring when they had their fourth batting point.
ed hardy clothing A Harinath lbw b Dalrymple ....................... 31 M Ramprakash c Wallace b Harris............... 73 Younus Khan b Harris ................................. 0 U Afzaal c Dalrymple b Allenby................... 49 R Hamilton-Brown lbw b Harris................... 0 G Batty b Cosker ........................................ 32 S Meaker lbw b Cosker .............................. 4 C Tremlett not out ...................................... 7 J Dernbach b Waters .................................. 2 T Linley not out .......................................... 6 Extras.................................................... 16 -- Total for 9 wkts dec (84 overs).............. 303 Fall: 1-83 2-157 3- 157 Giordano Watch Replica 4-222 5-222 6-280 7-282 8-287 9-290
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SCUNTHORPE and District athlete Dan Harmes returned from the Sheffield Festival of Athletics with a gold medal in the pole vault.
The festival is one of the biggest open meetings in the area and Harmes, primarily a 100m sprinter, swept away his under-20 competition.
Harmes had to retire at 2.80m with the gold medal in the bag however, having come down Marni Bags Replica heavily on the bar with his back.
a metre higher in training, with a personal best of 3.74m, so will be hoping to go a lot higher in the near future.
In the 100m Harmes finished sixth and just short of his season's best, while triple jump star Josh Bones showed his speed on the track with a 12.35secs seventh-placed finish.
Michelle Spacey took a bronze medal in the senior women's 800m in a time of 2mins 45.24secs and Gary Spacey finished sixth in the men's equivalent with a time of 2mins 30.6secs.
RESULTS U/20 MEN'S 100m: 6 Daniel Hamres, 11.80s; 7 Josh BoneS, 12.35s.
U/20 MEN'S POLE VAULT: 1 Daniel Harmes, 2.80m. SENIOR WOMEN'S 800m: 3 Michelle Spacey, 2.45.24. SENIOR MEN'S 800m: 6 Gary Spacey, 2.30.60.
There was Clip on charms also success for under-20 sprinter Dominic Green at the first Humberside Track League meeting of the season at Grimsby.
Clerc Watch ReplicaGreen continued to show his improvement this year by winning the 100m and 200m, finishing just a tenth of a second short of his best in the 200m.
There was also a double success for Rachel Fisk in the senior women's 200m and 800m.
RESULTS U/20 MEN'S 100m: 1 Dominic Green, 12.2s.
U/20 MEN'S 200m: 1 Dominic Green, 23.5s. SENIOR WOMEN'S 200m: 1 Rachel Fisk, 28.3s. SENIOR WOMEN'S 800m: 1 Rachel Fisk, 2.27.4mins; 3 (over-45) Fiona Fisk, 2.56.7mins.
SENIOR MEN'S (over-40): Neil Pattison - 100m (2nd, 15.0s); 400m (2nd, 71.4s); discus (1st, 23.41); javelin (1st,23.50); 800m walk (1st, 5.24.5mins).
CCTV footage of an armed raid on a Lincoln jeweller's has been released by police.
The footage shows two robbers dressed in white boiler suits and dust masks enter James Usher jewellery store in Guildhall Street, Lincoln.
One remains by the tiffany heart necklace door, holding it open, while the other threatens a member of staff with a hammer and commands him to open one of the display windows.
The robber is then shown filling a bag with various pieces of gold and diamond jewellery.
James Frampton, managing director of James Usher, has since announced the robbers got away with Pounds 80,000 of jewellery in the heist.
The armed raid took place on Saturday at 9.50am. After targeting the most valuable items in the shop, the robbers ran outside into a waiting green Vauxhall Astra.
The Astra was driven away by a third man, and a few minutes later, witnesses reported seeing it abandoned and Jaeger Lecoultre Watch ablaze in Lindum Terrace.
The three men are then believed to have escaped in a white van parked in Arboretum Avenue.
Lincolnshire Police officers have announced they are awaiting results from examinations on the wreckage of the car.
Detective Sergeant Pete Grayson said: "It has been forensically examined and we are awaiting results.
"We believe it was purchased Cheap christian audigier at the beginning of May in cash, after being advertised in a private sale in the Midlands."
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