The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1870-06-11 00:00:00

Second finings.

First Innings.
U. C. Jobson, lb w, b Caldi-

cott l6 b Caldieott
H. Turney, run out . ..... 3 b Blachford
J. Fisher, c T. Flatter, b Cal- c Fiaber, b Blach•
die It
A. Bowen. b D JVICS 2 not out
W. J. Turney, run out .... 9 c Stamford, b Cal

cat .
C. W. Oateg, b Calthrott.... 1 not out
J. Parkev, b Caldicott 0
A. H. Jobßon not out l7 b Blachford
J. P. (bites, r Daviro, b

dirott
neater. b 2 b Machford ...... 1
Byes
Leg by.
Wides

70 67
Umpire.: Measra. Roby and H. I. R. Head.

RKODITCLI e. HAT.ESOWEN —À match was played be-
tween these two clubs, on the ground of the latter, on
Tuesday. regultiug in u victory for the Redditch. The
following is the score :

ItEDDITCR.
First Innings.

S. Shrimpton, b A. Hayes
C. Webb, H. A. Moor,
IV. Lane, b Moore
T. Dan.. b Moore
H. Aston, e Barnsley, b A. G. Hayes 31
,1 ii. Warrin. b Moore
R. Hill, b Moore
KS. Warrin, c Bloomer, bJ. Hayes 10
J. Martin, c A. Hinaley, b A. G
Hayes l7
F. Dobbin+, not out ll
F. Dogains, c A. G. Hayes, b
Bloomer lB
Byes.

Leg byes
Wl4le bAlle

HALE CJIVE:t.

First Innings. Sec, rcl Inn:ngs.
J. E. Hayes, b F,. Warrin 93 b E. Warrin 6
P. Bloomer, bE. Warrin l6 c Masters, b E.
Warrin ........ 9
G. B. Ringley, c Shrimpton c E. Warrin, b
b Davis
A. O. Hayes, c Warrin, b c tibrimpton, Is
DAVie
H. A. Moore, lb w, Is DeliciS 0 b Warrin
H. Hingiey, ran out
R. Barnsley, hit wkt, Is Davis 3 c Aston, Is Davis.. 2
W. S. Hayes, bE. Warrin
W. R. Smith, bE. Warrin.. 2 Is Warrin
W. Overend, not out
J. Raybould, absent 0 Is Warrin
By.,
Wide balls

Umpires : Messrs. Roby mud Playfair.

Notices of Births. Marriages. awl Deaths. when properly
authenticated, will be ineerteJ in the" Observer," free of
charge.

MARRIED.
On the 7th in(d, 0 Halesowen, by the Yen. Archdeacon
Hone, Josiah 13,kley, draper, Arc.. to Bstsy, eldest
(laughter of Mr. John Osbona, all of Halesowen.

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other cosorounicattone mast be.addreasad.
Saturday, Juno 11, 1070.

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