The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1878-06-29 00:00:00

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ST ,URBEIDGE V. BRoN.,,WICIE.—A. match was played
between the above clubs on Saturday leaf, at Amblecote,
ant ended in an easy victory for the home team. - Mr.
F. Webb mile the top score for Stourbridge,
:dews. Ingleton 13, awl\ W. Green 12, the total scan:
being 94. rile Brunswick scored but 42: Messrs. W.
Jones and C., Terry made, the former 12 and the latter
11, all being out for .42 runs. The following is the
core :—Bruaswick J. Weitwarth, b Shaw, 0; 'F.
I.43c.stt, b. ahaw 8;- C. Jeffa, b Westwood, 1 ; C. Hollis, c
Shaw; b Westwood, 0; b Shaw, 1 ; C. ferry,
b Westwood, 11 ; ti. Ectine, run out, 3 ; W Jones, not ,
out, 12; q. Lycctt, b sVestwool, 0 ; J. Eerrny, b Shaw;
1 ; H. Fermat', b Shaw, 0; extras, 5; total, 42,—,Kozka.
bridge : T, Browu, b Whitworth, 0 ; F. Weub, b Terry,
20; W. Green, c and b Wnitworth, 12 ; C. 0. Daven-
port, c Terry, b Ecane, I; Shaw, b Terry, 3 ; Olutee,
b Ectice, 9 ;eO. Westwood, b Pallet, 1; A. lugletou, bPullet, 18 ; W
Williams, b Pallet, 5 ; W. Perry, b ferry
not out, 6; extras, 19; total, 91.
HALESOWEN V. STOURBRIDGE —A mama was played
eetween the abov3 clubs on the ground at Halesowen on
Monday las', and Ica, won easily by the Stourbridae
t am, although *hey played but 10 men. atuurbridge.
4ere the first to bat. F. Webb mane 22 runs by some
execileat pLay, J Penu 17, aad C. Cooper 16 ; the whole
bing out tor 84 ruus, rue dalesuwen team went iu to
oat tut owieg to the tine bowling of Messrs. Parkes and
they were ens In to make large scores, and the -
whole were disposed of for the small score of 42.
itourbridge went in to bat their second innings and
gUroaplerboalturdil titFholu)t"tehre
dbyll'ethssera.teCle.
uw:dreurewparessehnotiested •mi
ioas of a wicket. 'The followiugis the score :—tour.
bridge: F. Webb, C Smith, b Daktu, 22; E. F. Otter,
run out, I—not out, 3; S. Yates, b Daetu, 5; J. Edge, c
atiugiey, a Dakin, 4; A. Hiugley, b 6Laith. 0; J. W.
Parkes, 1 b w, b Smith, 5 ; C. Cooper, b Dakin, 16; J.
i. atuans, b Hingiey, 9 ; J. U.Coliiu, b Daktu
1; J. Penn, not out, 17 ; extras, 4 ; total,
sa, Halesowm: J. Smite, b Peen, 19 ;
dingley, b Penn, 1 ; A. G. Hayes' c Yates, b Penn, 0'
0: H. Oakes, I,b w,b Parkes, 0; 11. A. Moore, run out,
3; E. P. Gem, e and b Parkee, 11 ; P. H. Bloomer, b
aana, 3; G M. Hiugley, el,'ebb, I, Fein], 1; 0. Dakin,
I pevv, 0 ; T. A, Jones, not Out, 2; extras, 2; total,
42'
Ma T. W. WOOLDRIDGE'S ELEVEN V. WoLL4sToN
CLUB —A very pletiaaot aul agreeable match was.played
on the Waliastun ground on aaturday last between the
ahoy, tennis.• The ‘Wollaston Club won the toss and
sent in their :nen to hat to the bowloig of Waldron and
0. Wyatt, file former Commenced to bowl and in the
firet 1)41 J. Bowen Was caught by F Hui from Waldron.
'thiabuty was catignt off Wyatt's for a single and the
eee't man (W. Dearne) was caught and bowled by W:&
dren. 'Whitehouse via; the next man in and he was the
only one who made a etand when he was splendi tly
caught by Barnard elf .Simens after scaring 28 run.,
the ,chatnpion scare, no other *succeeded in, making
double figurea. Shaw played wel for his 7, the waole
beingalisposed of for 57 runs. J. tVyatt and F. Sinians.:
were, 'the first to do battle for Mr.. Wooldridge's team
and .1. Wyatt had a similar fate to Bowen, being bowled
first ball by Cope. Simms wai joined by Barnard and
steady ray was the order of the day when Barnard got
his leg in front and was 'aiven out leg before wicket. C.
Wyatt had a similar fate and J. Waldron was run out
although wben he was given out there Was a great noise
of hissingtat the declaim R. Mathews was caught by
Itadrell end R Everitt was.bowled. 'Cooper then joined
aimme aud the two bit away all over the field Simms
making two fine dies - out ,of the field, scoring
4 for each hit, making the top score, 25
t‘...'ooper made a grand hit , and scored 6 (last
bill) and another hit far 4. His score consisted of one
6, one 4, six 2's, and a' single making 28. F Hill- made
a, good innings of 11, not out tied the whole being dis-
posed of for '74, winair,-
g by 17;Wollasten ernt in to bat
their eeconddunings and five wickets were down for 14
The foltoaina is the
.score -13& WooNridges
Kerer-6 : J. Wyatt, b Cope, 0; F. Simms. b Cop-, 25;
W. Barn rd, 1 b w, b Bowen, 5; C. Wyatt, I b w. h Cope.
0; 1 Waldron, run out. B-a B, MattlieWs,'e R keil, b
Co, 0; 11. Eveil b Sliatv 0; C Coop?r, c Maybury,
rope'. 23; F: Hill. net our, 11; T. W. Waolthidge, b '
la -..aen, 0; Substitu'e, run on', 4; extras, 6141 total, 74.
uton.: J Boweu, c Hill. la Waldron, 9—ran out,
0; .1. ifeybory, c substi-ute, b Wyatt, I—not out, 0; W.
D a-ne, c and h Waldron, o—st Everill. b Waldron, 0 ;
T. Whitehon• e, c Barnard, b Sironv, 28—b Cooper, 0;
H. Copn. b- Waldron. 4; J. •T. Shaw. b Aimrns. 7-b
Waldron,_ 4 ; A J Reskell. c Barnard, b Waldron 0 —not
4: H. 'Davis, run out, 1; M. Hedges, a Simms. b
Wald, on, 5; W. Higg, b 81w ma, 0; G, '
Trotter, not out,
0; extr,ea 12-5; total, 57-14.
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wilt n preface in Chinese by Lo Fong L0b,,C.1.0.5.
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respect and like to the Tea I have been accustomed to
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