The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1870-09-24 00:00:00

Mn. W. RICHARDSON.III ELAN.

First Innings. Second Innings.
T. Perreus, b Bowen
It. Roby, c Green, b Bowen 4 run out
.T. Parkes, b 80WC12... 0 b liowen .....
W. Richardson, c Edge, b
Bowen
J. P. Oates, b Bowen ...... 4 b Bowen ..... .
'I:. Badger, c Bowen, b Yates 1 b Dorricott
W. Crump, run out
E. Richerdson, c Sewell, b
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Yates
I;. Brown, run out
I, Webb, not out 0 run out 2
ii. Benson, b Bowen
Byes
Wide balls
No balls .... 1

ELEVEN Or THE HEATII CLUE.

First Innings. Second Innings.
W. green, c Badger, b Parkes 7 b Bensnn ..... 0
d. Edge, b Parkes 8 Is Benson, b Nikes 0
d. Booms, c Oates. b Cramp 11 c Badger, b Benson 3
S. Berricutt, b Parkes 0 c Benson, b Benson 0
C. Seweii, b Cramp
W. Fates, c Badger, b Rich-

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14 not out
11. Taylor, b Richardson ... . 8 nin out 4
U. E. Leeson, e and b Parkes 10
.1. Badger, not out
W. Porter, run out .....
'1 Wyatt, h Parkes
Byes
Leg byes 2 Leg byes .... 1
Wide balls ..
No balls

BRETTELL LANE CLERKS p. STOURBRIDGE GOODS'
LERKS. —The return match between these Clubs was
phiyed on Saturday last, on the cricket ground in Bagley
Park tkindly lent for the occasion by Lord Lyttelton),
C.° Brettell Lane winning by 30 runs. The batting of
Ludlam and Kinsey on the side of the Brettell Lane
was very fine, Ludlam scoring 40, and Kinsey 21 runs.
The bowling of Williams was very effective, he taking
• ight wickets in one innings. Ludlam also bowled very
w -11. The batting of Wyatt was very good, be scoring
3i runs. The bowling of Wyatt and Bishop was very
fir. The fielding on both sides was excellent. The
following is the score :
BRETTELL LANE.
W. Thomson, c lostone, b Brown 3
T. Taylor, c lustone, b Brown 0
F. Williams, b Bishop 8
H. Ludlam, b Wyatt
H. Griffith., b Brown 0
W. Bill, b Wyatt
H. Bird, b Brown
H. R. Satchell. b 8r0wn....
W. Kinsey, c Chadwick, b Brown 24
I'. Ashley, c Bowen, b Wyatt 0
Shaw, not oat
A. Thompson, b Wyatt
Robinson, b Wyatt 6
Cooksey, st Bishop, b Brown
Byes
IVides

STOURBRIDON.
C. Wyatt, b Dulls=
H. Stanley, b Ludlam 1
C. Chadwick,c Williams, b Ludlam 9
T. S. Brown, b Williams
T. Bowen, b Williams 0
J. 13ishop, b ‘Villiams 1
T. Intone, b Williams
J. Twigg, b Williams
T. Lea, b Williams
W. Badham. b Willil.lll. 1
J. Wyatt, c Ludlam, b Williams
.1. 151:oye, b Wilheals
.1. Nayer, I Ludlam 3
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Bekly, not out 0
By.
Widem 7

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