The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1878-06-15 00:00:00

SATURDAY, RINE 15, 1878.

others took pleasure in rambling over the breezy bills,
and amidst the beautiful scenery of the neighbourhcf '
On the hotel grounds a v Arty. ainuein!lt4
vided—boating on the extensive-, lake. races and
English sports, swings, the bicycle railway, tbe ascent
balloons, dancing on the turf and in the rustic saloon ta
the music of efficient bands—all testifying to the
liberality of host Hunt's catering, and his judgment in
providing suitable amusement for Whitsuntide holiday
makers. Good order prevailed throughout the day and
evening, and the large assemblage dispersed to their re-
spective homes at a reasonable hour.

eon, S. Glaze, T. GreenawAy, W. Mascia, 3. H: Leonard
—total 115 Coombs Wood : D. 7,luelcley, J. Bauuisrer,
T. 3uttr, ii. H Z spatail, J. Parsons,
1.11,41:, iit,kto, S. fiadley, 1. Pareo/30,
total t)3.

CRICKE I.
•
sTouzzangaz v. KIDDERNINbTEII TOW.% CARPET MILLI.
—A match was played on the Stourbriage ground be-
tween the above clubs on Saturday last, both teams
played strong and the Town Mills had the aasietance of
Elgood, Chaytor, Shillitoe, Thomas, and others, while
the home team Played its own members. Kidderminster
team were the first to bat, Chaytor and Elgood were the
only two who made double figure 3, the former by some
good all round play made 17 and the latter 10, the bowling
of Ingold (*lowa) proved very destructive, and the whole
were out for the small score of 55. Stourbridge were
here represented by E. Oakes and F. G. Pearson when
Oakes was bowled by Hill for 5 runs. Edge then joined
Pearson and before they were parted 20 runs were
hoisted on the telegraph board when Pearson was bowled
by Chaytor. Green joined Edge and runs were freely
made, both batsmen hitting away when Green Was
bowled by Darkes for 16, 3 wickets for 68. No one
else made double figures anl Edge played en
excellent innings, scoring thircy-eight. Nine wickets •
fell for eighty-four runs, Penn being absent.
The following is the score :—.Kidderminster Town Car-
pet Mills: A. Shillitoe, 1 b w, b Parkes, 0 ; H. Chaytor,
at Green, b Ingold, 17; W. J. Hughes, c substitute, b
Ingold, 1; J. Darkes, b Ingold, 1 ; G. Thomas, c Edge,
b Penn, 5 ' • J. Elgood, b Ingold, 10; H. Hill, c Green,
b Ingold, 9; W. Purday, t Green, b Ingold, 6; ll.per-
b Ingold, 1; Greenwood, not out, 0; Mount
-
ford, et Green, b Ingold, 0; extr.us. 5 ; total, 55 --
Stourbridge : E. Oakes, b Hill, 5; E . Pearson, b Char
tor, 6; J. Ldge, u Chaytor, b Peritins, 38 ; W. Green, b
Darkes, 16; W. J. Ingold, b Perkic.s, 0; J. W. Parkes,
b Chaytor, 2 ; F. Webb, b Perkins, 3; J. Penn, absent,
0; J. H. Woodhall, b Chaytor, 0; C. liogers, c Hugh",
I b Perkins, 0; A. E. Millward, not out, 4; extras, 9,
! total, 84.

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