The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1870-05-14 00:00:00

Umpire.: Pd . R. Roby and G. Berry.

STOURPRIDOE .• Esvit.i.E.—A match wan plaved on
Thursday lag at Enville, between the above•nainea clubs,
and. as will be seen by the subjoined score, was won by
the Stourbridge Club; thuo scoring their second victory
in one week. and winning the two iir•t matches. In the
first innings W. Graze brook scored 57, J. Wainwright
16, and W. 11. Moore 11. In the second innings J. J.
Xing obtained the highest score, J. Wainwright 13, and
T. Eialier 11. On behalf of Enrille, the Rev. A. Payne
scored 17. the whole being out for 57. Thu [bowling of
J. W Hares and C. W. Oates was remarkably good, and
it waadithcolt to make runs off their balls. The follow'
ing is the fall score

SIOVIIHIUDGB.
First Innings. Second Innings.
T. Fisher, h Payne
C. W. Oates, c Bennett, b

_
Payne
W, H. Moore, c Webb, b
. .

, .
Raybould
J. Rayea, b Raybouli
J. Webb. run out 5 b Payne • a
W. T. Torney. e Lawson, b
Raybould
2 b PPyynn ee . . ~, . . . . . ; 21 J. J. KIN:, b Payne
J. Wainwright, bit wht, b
Ray bould
W. Orazebrook, b Itaybould 27 b Pique s
Amphiett. not out
Killiv, b Payne
Ayes
1.. g be .... ...... 1
11*.dc Lalls. 2 Wide balls

ENviLLE.
firNt Innings.

'l'. Holynake, c King, b Hayes 5
W. Boucher. ran out
Blunt. o Moore, h Hayes
Itra. A. Payne, a and b Hayes
.T. Baybeald. C Kiley, b Hayes
H. T. Hiekman, c Fisher, b Hayes 0
H. Yardley, run out 6
J. Lawson. b Ostes

W O. Webb, not out
H. Gray, c Turvey, b Hayes
E. Bennett, c Hayes, b Oates 1
Byes
. . I

Le s byes
Wide balls ..

Umpires : J. Lillywhite snd R. Roby.

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