The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1871-08-26 00:00:00

GUMMI SCROOL.

First Innings. Second Innings.
H. Dean, not out 46 not out
P. Mathews, c White, b c Stokes, b Chap.
Chapman 0 man .. u
H. Hill, e White, b Chapman 2: not out
F. D. Thomas, b Chapman.. 2
G. F. Simms, b Chapman..
H. Holcroft, b Chapman o
J. P. Hickman, b Chapman 1
H. 1). Hollowa, c and b
Chapman
Trotter, b Cooper ..
W. H. Icon, b Cooper .. o
W. Holcrott, run out I
Extras . 2 Itztres 1

STOCRBRID,iE KIDDERMINSTER. A match was
played on the Stourbridge Ground, on Monday lent,
which, being decided on the first innings, proved an easy
victory for the Kidderminster gentlemen. Mr. W.
Richardson made 17 in the first inning. for Stourbridge.
and 43 not out in the second innings. Mr. W. Graze.
brook also made 30. On the Kidderminster side the
Rev. 0. Moore made the top score, 60, and Mr. T. Blunt
not out, 32. Had there been time to have played the
match out, no doubt it would have been an excellent
one. The foliating in the score :

STOCHNRIDOE.
First Innings. Second Innings.
T. Perrens, b Ivens S b Ivens.. .. 6
J. Amphlett, b Char.:lr .. 0 b Iveos
W. tirszsbrook, e Boucher.
b Lhaytor .. 3 b ben.su
.1. J. Hall, b Ivens .. 7 b lent s 0
J. Webb. b Chagtor 0 b Ivens 3
A. E. Mlllleard, b Chaytor.. 5 b Ivens
W. Richardson, b brans .. 17 not out 43
J. W. Parkes, c Boucher, b

Ivens 4 b Ivens..
.1. J. King, b Irmo o
J. W. Bowen, c Moore, b
Iven, . . 6 not out . It
F. Webb, not out 5
Ettras 1-atras 4

56 111.
KIDDIRMINITIII.
A. Butcher, c Bowen, b J. Webb ..
W. Hughes, b F. Webb .. ls
J. May, b J. Webb
Bev. E. S. Page, b Parka. 19
Rev. G. Moore, c Amphlett, b
Perm, •611
T. E. Ivens, b F. Webb .
T. Lea, Req . M.P., 1) Pukes
W. Boucher, b &Tonne
'T. Blunt, not out
H. J. Chaytor, e Onzebrook, b

.. 6

. .
T. Robins, e Perrens, b F. Webb..
Extras

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