The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1879-07-26 00:00:00

CRICKET.

WOODS ETYM.; e. DUDLEY WA.NDE RE RO. —P laye d
at Woodsetton on Saturday, and resulted in an easY
victory for the home team by 17 runs and five
wickets. The batting of Betts and Turner, and the
bowling of Taft and Foster was very good. Score:
—.Dudley Wanderers: H. Hughes, b Foster. 4—b
Foster, 1; D. Shedden, b Taft, 3—b Foster, 0; F.
Dando, at Betts, b Foster, s—b Foster, 3; J.
Deeley, b Taft, I—b Foster, 0; F. Turner, b Taft,
o—not out, 14; Z. Mason, at Betis, b Foster, 2—b
Taft, 0; F. Brown, c Franks. b Foster, 2—b Foster
0; F. Burton, b Foster, o—b Deft, 2; W. Morgan,
c Thompson, b Taft, 2—b Taft. 4; W. Franklard,
b Taft, 0-1 h w, b Foster, 8; J. Webb, not out, 2
b Taft, 11; extras, 4-6; total, 26 —49.—Woodsetton :
F. Tomes, c Mason, b Dando, o—c Turner, b Mason,
6; B. Franks, b Hughes, 5; J. Fellows, c Mason,
b Dando, 0; A. P. Taft, c Mason, b Dando, 3—not
out, 8; W. Foster, at Brown, b Dando, I—c
Shedden, b Dando, 10; C. Thompson, b Dando, 0
—not out, 5; F. Betts, b Dando, 14-1 bw, b
Mason, 9; H. Palmer, not out, 7—o Turner, b
Deeley, 1; W. Whitehouse, run out 9—st Bro‘‘n, b
Dando, 3; W. Palmer, b Mason, 0; J. Simoox, c
Webb, b Mason, 1; extras, 9; total, 49-42.

STOTTRBRIDGE V. WORCESTER ClTY..—This tuateil
was played on the Stourbridge ground, on Mond
last. Both teams were well represented. The result
was a win for Stourbridge by 2 runs only. The
city were the first to bat, and for some time it
looked like leather hunting for the home team for
the day, as the first wicket fell for 63 runs, but
after luncheon the wickets fell fast, the whole being
disposed of for 81 runs. H. Penn made top score
31, for Worcester, and the Hon. and Rev. R. C.
Moncreiff played an excellent innings for 25. For
the home team, Lazenby made top score 27, and
Hicks 16, and after a very exciting game was won
by the home team by 2 runs. The following is the
score.

STOURBRIDGE.

C. C. Hicks, c Penn, b Morris 16
C. Leeson, b Penn 1
J. Lazenby, b Morris 27
J. Edge, b Everill 1
H. 'Carney, b Everill 9
J. Ingold, c Baker, b Everill 9
J. W. Parkes, c Baker, b Penn 2
J. Penn, not out 6
C. Rodgers, o Everill, b Peun 0
Captain Webb, c Cochrane 9
J. Jones, c Baker, b Everill 0
Extras 4

Total B3

WORCESTER CITY.
Hon. and Rev. R. C. Monoreiff,
b Penn .
F. George, b Edge l2
H. Penn, run out 3l
W. T. Morris, b Penn 0
J. M. Pugh, 1 b w, b Penn 3
F. Webb, b Penn '7
J. Howten, not out 0
C. Cochrane,l bw, b Ingold 1
R. Everill, b Ingold 0
J. Webb, c Parkes, b Ingold 0
W. Baker, b Penn 0
Extras 2

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Total ............... 81

DUDLEY V. WORCESTERSHIRE.

A match between the above teams was played on
Thursday, on the field of the Dudley Club. Dudley
went to to the wickets first and put together the
good total of 126 Worcester followed, and fell con-
siderably shcrt, only 79. The following is the uore.
DUDLEY.
H. Cartwright, c Curtler, b

Whittnore . ......... 0
J. W. Stokes run out ...... 3 b Penn 0
A. H. Jobson, alNionerieff,

b Whitmore lO
J. G. Jones, b Hughes 26 c Docker b Millward 3
W. Linley, at Hastings, b

Cox _ _
- lB
J. K. Jones, run out 0
H. C. Jobson, c Hastings, -

b Millwarci l7
E. Oakes c Docker, b
Millward 20 not out l7
W. J. Ingold, b Millward 6 not out... ... 2
W. Jackson, c Darkes, b
Millward lB
F. Lazenby, not out 6 c Docker b Mi!lward 0
Extras 2

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