The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1879-11-15 00:00:00

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1879

W. Taylor, (captain) ; backs, E. Neal. E. Under-
hill ; balfsbacks, A. Ncal, W. Talhurst, G. Yates;
forwards, C. Ashmore, T. Beasley, T. Underhill, G.
Eagles, F. Green. Umpires, Messrs. Walton and
Yates.

STOURBRIDGEV. WORCUTER WANDXREItS.-1
match between the above clubs was played on the
Stourbridge ground on Saturday last and ended in
a. draw, in favour of Stourbridge. Stourbridge
won the toss, and the Wanderers had the kick off.
Only 12 men played on each side. Both teams
played remarkably well. In the first half-time the
home team had the best of the play, and Trotter
after a capital run made a try. The captain
Cochrane, failed to kick a goal. In the the second
half-time, the Wanderers played much better and A
try was made by Barber for the Wanderers, but
the ball being fouled, they were disallowed in
kicking for a goal. Clulee kicked a goal but it wa6
disallowed, he being off side, and the game ended
by Stourbridge obtaining a try, and four touch-
downs to one try for the Wanderers. The follow-
ing are the teams :—Stourbridge: back, F. Webb;
three-quarter backs. H. H. Cochrane, (captain). T.
Clulee ; half-backs, G. Trotter, W. R. Penn ; for-
wards, A. J. Otter, G. F. Simms, Stevens, Hunt,
Aston, J. H. Simms, Gethinp.:, Talbot. Wormier.
back, Weldin ; half-backs, Eaton (captain), John-
son ; quarter backs, G. Parrish, Styche; forwards.
Jordan, Barber, Res, Box, Sprang, Adlington, F'
Parrish, J. Wall.

MOSELEY V. KIDDERMINSTER.—PIayed at Mose.
ley on Saturday, in the presence of 300 spectators,
Smith kicked off for Moseley, and for some thin
the game was very even, though the ball was in th,
Kidderminster half. Ten minutes before "bait •
time" Williamson made a good run, but bem.
collared passed the ball to Smith who obtained th
first try for Moseley; Fowler, however, did no
convert it int.) a goal. The ball, being taken au
to the 25 yards flag it was sent into the Mosele
half, but a good drop by Jones sent it back, an ,
compelled Kidderminster to touch down in sel:
defence, and directly after " half-time" was callec
Kiddrminster, following up well after the ball wa
kicked off, took it into the Moseley quarters, whet
it remained for a short time. It was gradual
taken back, however, and Lee obtained a t 7
Moseley, but no goal was obtained. The ball beir
again started, Booth made a capital run, and to
it right into the Moseley quarters, but only to f'
taken back again by Howe. Just before tint
Fowler made a grand run, and touched the ha
down behind the pests but he kicked a poster
stead of a goal, and the victory thus rested wit
Mo,eley by three tries and two touches to ni
Players :—Moseley i G. B. Jones, back; A. Smitl
(captain), R. Williamson, three-quarter backs;
Tyler, half-back; li. Ho ‘i e, I`. Ground, quarto
backs; J. C. Lee, D. Gibson, W. Breeden,
Mitchell, F. Reeve, F. Fowler, J. P. Davies 11
Lister. J. F. Bond, forwards.—Kidderminster
Malinson, H. Walker, backs; H. A. Booth, 1
Newcombe, three-quarter backs; M. Kempson,
Chamberlain, half-backs; L. Talbot, S. G. Dudle
S. It Dudley, E. F. Andrews. F. Newcomb, J.
Chidlaw, H. Pendley, E. H. Watson, and anotht
forwards.

MOSELEY (SIIICOND TEA) v. DUDLEY VICTORL
—Played at Dudley on Saturday. Moseley playt
eleven men to fifteen, and lost by three tries.

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Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating ar3und
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The long continued ulre of bad Tea is well known
Impoverish both health and pocket. The demand
daily increasing for kiornirean's Pure Tea, and faulili
using it prefer it to any other, because its uniform go
quality and high character are thoroughly appreciate,'
Agents in this locality supplying Hornimans
Clarke, 151, High-st.; Baker, 124, High-st. ; hew'
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Rawlings, chemist ; Kidderminster, Hewitt, huff Mu
Halesowen, Adam, chemist; Lye, Jones, chrmit
Wordsley. Wheweil, chemist; Kingswittforff, Feast
Brettell Lane. Collins, chemist ; Birmingham, Bank.
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Sussex Drug Co., 135 Queen's Road, Brighton,
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RPPs's GLYCERINE JUJUBES. CAUTION!
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Mona CURES OY ASTHMA AND COUGMS BY Dar. r.,,0
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Original and True HENRY JENKYNS' PILLS *TO 1101(1,1%, ,
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EL Hughes is our agent at Stourbridp.

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Saturday, Novtaubur I.stu, 1879.