The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1870-07-23 00:00:00

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Fist Innings. Second Innings.
W. Lane, ei and b M00re.... 0 not out 8
J. 0. Holm, bA. Hayes.... 1 b Moore .....
W. Brown, b Moore _
H. Aston., b J. Hayes 'e)
.J. Swami, LA. Hayes 8 not out 2
J. H. W arrin, b J. Hayes .. 20
W. Stratton, bJ. Hayes .... 0 c J. Hayes, b A
Hayes
S. Shrimpton, c A. Hayes,
b Moore l5
F. Huggins, e A. Hayes, h
Moore it;
F. Dobbins, c Hingley, b J
Hayes 3 ran out 0
J. Shore, not out 7 b Moore
Extras

THE CRICKET MATCH AT DUDLEY—On Wednesday
last, the match between the United North of England
Eleven and Twenty-two of Dudley, which began on
Monday, and was continued on Tuesday, terminated in
favour of the former with three wickets to go down. In
their second innings the Twenty-two made better dis-
play of cricket, although they still found in Howitt •
formidable opponent, whose shooters caused a Ire-
anent downfall of their wickets. A good stand, however,
was made by Hickton. Wainwright, and Ruddy. The 21
of Wainwrights were obtained by scientific batting, and
upon his return to the tent the player was loudly cheered.
The close of the second innings of the Twenty-two left
the Eleven 87 runs to get, and so destructive was the
bowling of Hickton and Mclntyre, that a faint hope was .
entertained for some time that the victory would yet be
matched from the professionals. The game, however,
closed in favour of the Eleven, ai the following score
will show

ENGLAND.

First Innings.
T. Digital', c Blachford, b
Raybould .. 49 b Hickton .. 9
E. B. Rawlinson, b Hickton 3 b Richton 1
E. Lockwood, run out.. .. 29 b Mclntyre .. 10
J. Oscroft, c Aston, b Ray- c Gilbert, b Flick•
bould . ton .. .. 3
J. Rowbotham, c Aston, b
Raybould 0 b Mclntyre 0
R. Iddison, c Parkes, b Ray •
1.0.1 10 not out ..
L. Greenwood, c,l K. Jones,
b Rsybould .. 37 b Hickton 0
G. Freeman, at Gilbert. b
Raybould 0
T. Plumb, c Slack, b Ray-
book .. 12 not out .. 4
G. Atkinson, c Aston, b
Hickton .. 7

Second luninge.

U. Howitt, not out
Extras ..

.2

. .. 21 b Mclntyre
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DODLIT.
First Innings. ttoeond Innings.
H. black, b Iddison .. I Ibw, b Atkinson.. 3
W. Gilbert, e klawlinson, b
Howitt .. 8 b Atkinson • 5
_

H. C. Jobson, b Homtt .. 0 b Holeitt .. 2
J. Wilkinson, b Iddison 0 b Howitt 0
J. 0. Jones, et Plumb, b
Iddison 7 c and b Atkinson 0
. .. .• •._

W. Caldicott, run out .. 5 c and b Atkinson 0
C. 11. Oakes, b Iddison .. 6 st Plumb, b Howitt 1
Mclntyre, c and b Ithilnon I b Atkinson 3
W. W. Bagott. b Howitt 0 b Atkinson .. 6
J. Raybould. b Howitt .. 9 b Atkinson .. 0
Hmkton, b Howitt .. 5 not out .. 45
,J. S. M. Wainwright, c
Plumb, b Howitt 11 b Howitt 21
J. R. Jones, b Howitt, c
Iddison 0 b Howitt .. • • 3
S. Parkes, b Howitt b Horrid • • • 0
W. Osborne, run out .. .. 7 b Atkinson, • • • • 0
B. Aston, b Atkimon 1 b no, b Rowitt .. 10
A. Jobson, b Howitt 5 b Atkisson 0
Ruddy, not out .. .. 13 c Iddaon, b Atkin- .

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Rev. 0. F. Lys'. b Atkinson 0 c pod b Howitt
C. Rrettell, b Atkinson 0 1 Hewitt U
J. Nagingtou. b Howitt b Atkinson .. 2
Extras .. Extras .. 3
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DIED.
On the 20th lust, et her Residence, Red Rill, Stour.
bridge, Mi. Baker, formerly of Dudley.

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