The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1879-05-24 00:00:00

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STOURBRIDGE v. KIDDIWRXINSTER Towx Mims
This, the opening matcH" of the season. was played
on the Stourbridge ground, on Saturiay last. The
home team won the toss, and elected to go in and
bat. Messrs. Jobson and Lowe were the two first
to bat, and kept up the wickets for a long time
notwithstanding the frequent change of bowling,
when Lowe was caught after scoring 20 rims.
Edge made 25, and J. W. Parkes 10, the whole
being out for 150 runs. The play of the day was
that of Mr. Jobson, who went in first to bat and
mad e 72 runs in fine style, carrying out his bat
amid gr at applause. The Town Mills had but one
; hour to at and scored 58 for the loss of four
wickets, the match being drawn in favour of
Stourbridge. The following is the score :

STOURBRIDGE.
obson, not out
Lowe, c McLean, b Hill
Green, b Hill ...

E ige, c and b Millard
Otter, b McLean
Stevens, b Millward
Westwood, run out
Parkes, c Shillitoe
Hicks, b Blunt ...
Cooper, b Millward
A. Pant, b Blunt...
Extras

Total ...

10
9
• • • .0

~. 150

KIDDERMINSTER TOWN MILLS.
A. J. Shillitoe, c Edge, b Parkes 33
W. Hughes, c Otter, b Edge 2
D. McLean, b Westwood 0
A. Millward, c and b Jobsm 9
J. Darkes, not out ... 8
H. Hill, not out ... • 5

Extras ...

Total ... 58

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Sussex Drug Co.. 135, Queen's Road, Brighton, Agent
at Stourbridge, Mr. Burgess, Chemist, Market Street.
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_ _ _ _ _ _

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our Agent at Stourbridge.
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A trial sample may be had free of the agent, Mr. S.
Hughes, Chemist, Stourbridge.
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