The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1879-09-06 00:00:00

CRICKE

STOURBEIDGE V. CHELTENHAM TRAINING COL-
LEGE.—Tho return match between the above clubs
was played on the home ground on Saturday last.
Stourbridge were the first to bat, and put on 156
runs. Edge made top score, 66, not out, and A. E.
Millward next highest, 15. Cheltenham then went
in to bat, and were all disposed of for 65. This is
the second time this season that the College has
beet beaten. Score :
STOURBRIDGE.
A. Otter, b Wice 9
E. Otter, c Walker, b Wice l3
C. Leeson, c Dickenson b Wice 12
J. Edge, not out
J. W. Parkes, b Dickenson
W. Green, c and b Wice l4
J. Lewis, run out 3
C. flicks, c Greenlow, b Davis 0
A. E.Millward, c Beck, b Lewis 15
C. Thomas, e Coltson, b Wice 6
T. Clulee, c Lewis, b Davis ll
Extras 7

Total 156

CHELTENHAM COLLEGR.
J. Dawe, c Edge, bA. Otter 4
J. H. Walker, b Parkes 1
R. Davis, b Parkes 4
J. Wice, c E. Otter, b Edge... 11
A. Greenlow,: b Edge l5
G. Lewis, c Otter, b Parkes ll
G. Dickenson, c Lewis, b Otter 2
C. Coltson, c sub., b Edge 3
R. Beek, 1 bw. b Parkes 0
W. Kellder, not out 4
D. Sidlall, et Green, b Edge 8
Extras 2

Total 65

STOURBRIDGE IfRIERLEY HILL.--ThiS match
was played on the ground at Amblecote, on Monday
last and resulted in a victory for the home team.
Brierley Hill were the first to bat, and were all out
for 50. The bowling of Parkes and Jackson proved
very destructive. Poulton was the only man who
scored double figures, 15. The home team were first
represented by Messrs. W. Green and E. Otter.
After Green had scored 13 he was caught by Corbett.
E. Otter was the champion of the day, scoring 100
runs, not out. His performance was a grand display
of cricket, and did not give a single chance during
his innings. He is a young and rising player, and
if he continues his career as a cricketer, will prove
a knowing customer to the bowlers. Edge made the
next best score, 38, and Jones 31. When time was
called,l7 wickets were down for 217 runs. Score:
BRIERLEY HILL.
w..3lorgan, c Edge, b Parkes 7
It!. Price, c and b Jackson 0
E. Raybould, hw, b Jackson 4
T. Davies, c Plant, b Jackson 7
A. Price, b Parkes 6
C. Poulton, not out . 15
J. Gitting, b Jackson 0
T. Greenway, 1 b w, b Jackson 0
J. Wilson, c Thomas, b Parkes 0
J. Noakes, thrown out by Plant 6
H. Corbett, b Jackson 1
Extras

Total 5O

STOURBRIDGE.
W. Green, c Corbett, b Greenway 13
E. Otter, not out lOO
J. Edge, c Davis, b Morgan 3B
W. Jackson' b Davis 9
J. Aston, b Davis 0
J. W. Parkes, b Greenway 2
J. Jones, thrown out ... .

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