The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1878-06-01 00:00:00

SPORTING NOTES.

(By our own Tuif Correspondent.)
THE EPSOM DERBY.

CRICKET.

ST@IIRBRIDGE V. LYE .—A match Was played on the
Stourbridge ground on Saturday last, which resulted in
an easy victory for the home team. The Lye were the
first to bat. J. Woodhall was the only one who made a
stand and scored 16 runs. The bowling of Messrs.
Parkes and Davis proved very destructive, taking four
wickets each, and the whole being disposed of for 25
runs. Stourbridge then commenced to bat, being repre-
sented by Messrs. F. Pearson and W. Davis who pat on
131 runs before they were separated when Davis was
bowled by WrPadhall. C Rogers was the next man in
and both batsmen hit away and were not parted until
the score was tubbed off, two wickets for 34 runs, and
the top score was made by W. Green, 17. It was
singular to say that Messrs. Pearson, Rogers, G. F.
Simms, C. C. Hicks, and C. Green scored equal, 16
each, and the whole were disposed for 114 runs.
The Lye then went into bat their second innings
and scored 35 runs for the loss of seven wickets.
Stevens made 14, not out, and the following is the score :
—Lye : S. Fiddian, b Parkes, 2—c Green, b Otter,
0; Wood hall, at Green, b •Davis, 16 ; T. Parrish, run
out, 2 —b Otter, 3; Wooldridge, b Parkes, 0; Fletcher,
b Parkes, 2—st Green, b Otter, 0 • A , Wright, b Davis,
2; R. Rhodes, b Parkes, o—b Parkes, 9; Stevens, run
out, o—not out, 14; Bury, c Otter, b Davis, o—st Green
1; H. Mabberley. nct out, o—b Parkes 0 ; Beddoes,
b Davis, o—c Parkes, b Rogers, 8 ; extra, 1 ; totals' 25
35 —Stourbridge : V. Davis, b ‘tioodhall, 5; F. Pear-
son. b Woodhall, 16 ; C. Rogers, c Fiddian, b Wood.
hall, 13 ; C. Wyatt, b Woodhall, 0; A. J. Otter, 1 b w, b
Beddoes. 0; J. W. Parkes, b Fletcher, 5; W. Green, e
Parrish. b Wooldridge, 17; G. F. Simms, c and b Wool-
dridge, 16 ; C. C. Hicks, not out, 16; C. Greoa, b
B ury, 16; A Plant, b Bury, 7; total, 114.
STOURE RIDGE V. PICKWICK (Br RMINGTIAM) .-.This
match was plowed on the Pickwick ground on Monday
last, and a good display of cricket was exhibited. Pick-
wick plays strong this season. In addition to Messrs.
Taiboys and Preston (professionals) they have Mr. Firth
another professional who is an excellent bowler. The
weather was rather unfavourable for cricket and the
wicket was bad in consequence of so much wet, Pick-
wick were the first to bat and were all out for 86 runs,
the bowling of Messrs. Ingold and Parkes being very
good. Machlow made the champion score 21 and the

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