The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1879-05-31 00:00:00

NY, MAY 31, 1879

public, who go to witness them. The half-day
maHles are arranged to take place at two (,'clock,
but instead of commencing at the time nam don
the cards, up to the present, it has been nearly four
o'clock before they have commenced to play. The
consequence is that there is no time to play a
single innings, each, and instead of a match, it
s simply a few hours practice, with no practical
result. We hope in future that both parties will
endeavour to be the ground according to the
time set down. The home team won the toss, and
elected to bat. Lowe and Davenport were the first
to represent the club and made a good stand, when
Davenport was bowled after scoring two runs.
Green was bowled after adding two to the score,
and then Edge joined Lowe, and both hit away all
over the field. Both batsmen gave several chances
which were not taken by their opponents, and Lowe
scored 35, when he was caught by Paddock. No
other stand was made except by Edge, who made
the fine score of 81 not out. The total score was
163. Colman Hill had but about 30 minutes to
play. 141 Haynes scored 3; R Smith, 7 not out ;
and J. Stevens, 14 not out. The following is the
score.—

STOURBRIDGE.

T. Lowe, c Daken, b Paddock 35
C. E. Davenport, b Griffiths 2
W. Green, b J. U. Smith 2
J. Edge, not out ... 81
A. J. Otter, b R. Smith 8
J. W. Parkes, b R. Smith 0
W. Stevens, c Cox, b Stevens 2
C. C. Hicks bR. Smith ... 4
C. Westwood, b Stevens ... 7
F. Stuart, h w, b Stevens ... 1
W. J. Atnphlett, run out ... 5
Extras 16

Total ...

COLEMAN HILL..

E. Haynes, c Davenport, b Westwood 3
R. Smith, not out ... ... 7
F. Stevens, not out 14
... ...
Extras ... 4

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