The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1870-08-20 00:00:00

THE LE'.
rirst Inning..

W. Maybary, c Edge. b Brawn (s
T. Dsvies, b Yates
W. Green, c Cartwright. b Yates
N. Bill, b Yates
W. Cramer, b Bowto IT
W. Perry. b Bowen 6
E. Smith, b Yates
S. Cot. not oat lB
E. Brooks, b Bowen.
E. J. Brooks. c Edge, b Bowen 3
H. Scutt. b liatee 0
Byes
Leg byes 1

HVATII.

nit Inning !Second liming,.
J. Edge, ran oat
S. Cartwright, c Creamer, b
Htll 3 b Hill 0
G. Shewell, ran oat ..... 0 b Htll 4
F. Brown, Ibw, b RIO .... 2 c Perry, b 4
J. Bowen, c CTRIIMPT, b
Perry
W. Yates, c Perry, b Hill .. 0 c Perry. b Smith ol
C. Leeson, e Craumer, b Hill 3 e E. J. Bruit's, b

~ .
Hill
H. Taylor, M Green. b Hill 6 b Smith ...
8. Harper, ran out
W. Porter. b Hill I run out
H. Perks. not oat.. ....... 0 bull 1
Bye a
Leg byre
Wide, 1 Wide &

..Va‘triy

BLULIDOWN V. BILIIIROCONTON.— The return match
between these clubs wee played on Saturday last, on the
ground of the former, and reedited in their favor. The
bowling of Baylie and Moore for their respective sides
was very good. ea was also the batting of Barris, on
behalf el the Blislredovsl. The following lathe score:--
BLASIDoWN.

First Innings. Second innings.
Li. Harris, e Baylis, b
Marriatt 8 o Bate, b Marriatt 41
.1. Christopher, b Bay .. 2 b Baylis.. .. 8
H. Moore, e G. Bate, b
Baylis 11 c Lilley, b Baylis 18
W. Harrison, b Baylis.. .. 3 not out .. 2
F. J. Dowiliwaite, b Baylis 2 b Mundt 1
W. Jackson. b Marriott .. 3 b Baylis 2
11. Haut, cJ. Bate, b Baylis 6 b Marriott 2
J. Harrison, c and b Hobbn 21 o Goodwin, b Mar.

BELBROCOHTON.
Vint Inning.

A. F. Harriett, run out 1
A. W. Beet. b Moors
E. Baylis, c W, Harrison, b north.

R. Hobbs, run out 2
R. J. Poantney, b Moore .. .. 4
C. Utley, b Moore .. 3
G. Bate, c and bJ. Hamann .. 4
J. B. Bate, b Moore., 0
A. Woodgate, not out 7
,l. Taylor, b Dovrthwaite .. • •
11. C. Goodwin, ran out .. A

their

U. Inatome, b Baylis 1 MD out
U. liodgkiaa, run ont 8 Rot out .. 19
H. Palmer, not nbt 0 run out.. 1
.. 6 Extras .. 16
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