The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1871-09-09 00:00:00

CRICKET.

BIRMINOBAM PLATE GLASS WORKS (SMETFIWICK) e.
EN‘ILLE.—This match was played on Monday last on
the splendid ground at Enville. The latter club went to
the wickets first, and were not disposed of until 136 ions
had been placed to their credit, the principel contributors
being Messrs. Richardson and Hayes, the former making
60 and the latter 13 by good play. The former club then
went to bat, and when the stumps were draa n iata quar.
ter to five, owing to the rain coming on fast) they hod
made 155 rens for the loss of three wickets; Mr. W. H.
Moore being not out with 91 to his account, and Stamps
(not out) 19. Enville : I'. Blunt, 0 ; J. W. Parkes, 7;
I'. Holyoeke, 1; W. Richardson, 60; A. Hayes, -13; H.
A. Moore, 11; J. Henley, 4 ; J. Hayes, 0: C. Ploughs
man, 4 ; W. Miles, 0; E. Bennett, '2; extras, 4; tote',
136. Birmingham Plate Glass Werke :W. H. Moore
(not out) 91; 2.2. Hall, 10; R. L. James, 1; J. Cope.
6; J. Stamps (not out 19); P. Perrott, J. Peat, F. W.
Perkes, J. W. Sayers, J. T. Smith, and E. Westwood to
bat; extras, 28: total, 153. Umpires Westbrook and
Roby.
ELEVEN SCHOOLMASTERS OF NORTH WORCESTERSHIRE
AND SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE e. ELEVEN MENHIRS or
THE STOURBRIDGE CHURCH Ok ENGLAND CRICKET CIA'S.
—This match was played on the ground at Amblecote ou
Saturday last. The match was to have been olth eleven
schoolmasters, but as they were one short they had Mr.
W. Richardson as a substitute, and 'lowed Mr. J. W.
Parkes to play on the other side, and, as will be seen be-
low, be proved vely mid& to them. The schoolmasters
were the first to bat, end some good scores were made.
The highest was that of Mr. D. Bottomley, 29, got •'I
first-rate style. Mr. Dixon also played a fine innings for
'27 ; Mr. Lawley 18 (not out) ; the whole being disposed
of for 169 runs. The Church of England Club then
went in to bat. Mr. Parkes was the only one who made
a stand against the bowling, and scored 45 when he was
caught out by Richardson (tine catch). The following is
the score :

SCHOOLMASTERS.

E. Dixon, c Brooks, b Hughes .. 27
G. Instone, c H. Hughes, b Hughes 2
W. Richardson, c H. Hughes, b
Hughes .. .. 22
J. Collins, c Moore, b Parker .. 15
13. Hanson, lb sr, b Barbee .. 17
D. Bottornley, run out .. .. 29
H. Childs, is Parkes .. 11
S. Moore, is Parkes .. 8
T. Lawley, not out .. 18
F. Lane, b Parkes,;.. .. 2
E. Perron, is Parker.. 0
Extras .. 18

CHURCH OF ENGLAND.

J. W. Parkes, c Richardson, is
Bottomley .. .. 45
H. Parker, c Instone, is Childs .. 1
A. Brooks, c Benson, is Bottomley 8
F. Stringer, at Bottomley .. 1
H. Hughes, 1 b iv, b Bottomley .. 3
Davenport, c Doyley. b Benson 0
W. Hughes, b Collins 1
W. H. Dommett, not out .. 7
J. Chappell, is Benson .. .. 1
Bayley, run out . 1
J. Barber, st Richardson, is Collins 7
Extras 11

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Chemists. London.- Also, makers of Epps's Milky
Cocoa (Cocoa and Condensed Milk).

HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS.-At the present
time much watchfulness must be exercised, end the ear-
liest evidences of ill health immediately checked, or a
slight illness may result in a serious malady. Relaxed
and sore throat, diphtheria, guinsey, coughs, chronic
cough, bronchitis, and most other pulmonary affections
will be greatly relieved by rubbing this cooling Ointment
into the skin as nearly as practicable to the seat of mis-
chief. This treatment, at once simple and effective, la
admirably adapted for the rem'sval of such diseases dur-
ing infancy and yolth. Old asthmatic invalids will de-
rive marvellous relief from the use of Holloway's reme.
dies, which have brought round many such sufferers, and
re-eatablished health after every other means had sig-
nally failed.

Muted seed Published by the Sole Proprietor, SIMEON
FIELD. at me Offices. 92, nigh-street, Stourbridge,
GOMM' et Worcester: to which place all letters and
ither communicamms most be addreseed
Saturday. September 9, 1671.