The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1878-07-13 00:00:00

HAGLEY.

STOCK SALE. At this sale on Monday there was a
good supply of sheep and lambs which met with a fair
Sale. Of cattle there was a moderate entry and choice
qualities were well sold, Of pip and calves the entry was
large, pigs sold middlingly. Calves kept up their price

CRICKE
SToURBRIDGE V. ST. MATTHRW'S
./iIAKESPRARE (BIR•
MINGRAtt —A match was played between the above clubs
on the Ambleoote ground on Saturday last, which proved
an easy victory for the home team. Sheward made top
score for Stourbridge, 26, J. Edge 22, Westwood 14.
On behalf of the visitors the; were alt disposed of for 63
runs, Lane scoring 31 out of them. The bowling of
Messrs. Parkes, Westwood, and Docker was very good.
We were pleased to see so marked an improvement in
the fielding of Stourbridge, which was some of the best
we ever saw. The following is the score :—Stourbridge:
J W. Parkes, run out, 5; Davenport, b Lane. 0; A. E.
Mill ward. b Lane, 0; j. Edge, h w, b Priestman. 22; A.
J. Otter, c Sharpe, b Lane, 0; C. Westwood, c Hordley,
b Prieatman, 14; Docker, b Peters, 4; F, Pearson, not
out, 12; C. C. Cooper, a and b Peters, 3; C. C. Hicks, b
Peters, 1; Sheward, b Lane, 26; extras, 6 ; total, 93.
St. Matthew's Shakespeare: Gretton, c Docker, b Parkes
4; Priestman,.b Westwood, 7 ; Sharp, c Otter, b West-
wood, 1; Hordley, run out, 6; Oldacre' b Docker, 1;
Peters, c Westwood, b Darkes, 3 ; Lane,b Parkes, 31 ;
3idwell, at Otter, b Docker, 5; Parsons, c Westwood, b
Edge. 0; Platt, b Parkes, 0 ; Perry, $ b Parkes, 0; extras,
4 ; total, 63.
STaIIRBIDGE GRAMMAR SCEtoOL V. DUMMY GRAMMAR
-cn001...--This match was played at Stourbridge on
Wednesday last, and resulted in a victory for the home
team by 75 runs. For the Stourbridge Otter, Domtnett,
and J. G. Collins batted in good form, while Harpar
played well for the visitors. rile following is tne score :
Dudley Grammar School: sl. Mence, b Dommett, 3; H.
Saggiaton, b Dommett, 2; F. Lea, b Otter, 1; F. Bar-
ton, b Dommett, 1; D. Sheddon, c J. G. Collins, b
Dommett, 0; E. Holt, ran out, 6; W. Morgan, b Otter,
6; H. Taylor, b Dommett, 1 ; G. Mence, o Brooks, b
Otter, 5; C. Harper, not out, 9; A. Dando, c J. G
b Otter, 7; extras, 7; total. 48 —Stourbridge
Grammar Scnool: A. W. Scott. b Morgan, 5 ; F. Folkes,
b Shedoou, 0 ; W. E. Simms, b Morgan, 8; E. F. Otter,
aot out, 62 ; J. G. Collina, b Morgan, 11; F. Doinmett,
b Morgan, 18; E. W. Collins, c and b Morgan, 0; C. J
Evers, b Shetioon, '2; A. B. C. Brooks, b Morgan, 1; S.
W. Maltby, c and b Sheddon, 3; T. H. Richards, c
Sheddon, b Morgan, 0; extras, 13; total. 123,
KIDDaRMIN.TER V. BROMIOROYR. this match was
played on the ground of the former on Monday with
toe following result :—Bremagrove,„: J. Preston, run
out, 21; J. Cordell, b Hughes, 12; C. Wood, run out,
0; T. Hatton, b Hughes, 0; J. N. Cresswell, b Broom-
-15 ' • J. V. Burford, b Hughes, 2; C. D. Edmunds,
is Broomfield, 14; R. A. Byng, c Butcher, b Blunt, 7;
W. Newbold, a Hughes, b Blunt, 17; A. Dodd. run
out, 1; F. Dunn, not out, 4; extras, 13; total, 106.
Kidderminster: A Butcher, b Cresswell, 19; T. Blunt,
b Hatton, 7; J. Darkes, b Hatton, 5; W. Hughes, a
Preston, b Hatton, 0; W. IL Moore. c Hatton, b
Preston, 4; J. Hughes, c Burford, b Preston, 13• J.
b Hatton, 16 ; W. Brtonfie:d, b 'Hatton, 0 ; H.
Perkins, c Cordell, b Hatton, 0; B. B. Thorneycroft,
o Preston, 3; T. C. Backnall, not out, 3; extras, 11;
total, 90.
BRADLEY PARK V. BRIERLEY HILL GLASs WORKS.—
'This match was played on Saturday last between the
above clubs, and ended in favour of the home team by 41
runs. This was partly one to the bowling of W. Parkes,
arid batting of J. Evans. Nor aimed also bowled well
for the vi.4.ltors, The following is the score .-13roattey
Park : Cheshire 1, Morris 3, Walker 10, Evans 27,
Danirs 3, W. Parkes 6, Skidmore 3, Heustiaw 0, J.
Parses 1, Bunch 0, Hammond (not out) 8, extras 8,
total 70.—Brierley Hill Glass Works: Davies 0, Ray-
bould 0, Bridgens 8, Nooses 3, Morgan 7, Gittings 0,
Price 1, Norwood 0, Brooks (not out) 1, Scribble 3, Ball
(absent), extras 6, total 29.
WoLLAsTor: v. COLMAN HlLL.—This match was played
at Wollaston on Saturday last, and, which, after a very
enjoyable gams ended in a victory for the home team.
The batting of Webb, Cope, and Clnlee for their club
was first-rate as also was that of McWhirter for the
visitors. 'The following is the score :—Colman Hill: T.
Parrock, c and Hodgkinaon, 5; R. Smith, c Gilbanks, b
Bowen, 2; C. Dakin, thrown out by Maybury, 1; T.
Sidaway, b Bowen, 7; D. Walker, a Hodgkinson,
Hovven 10; J. McWiairter, b Jones, 18; J. Adams, b
Webb, 1; T. Parrock, b Webb, 8; W. Wright, c Brown,
b Webb, 0; J. Downing, not out, 8; J. Joherns, b
Bowen, 3 ; extras, 7; total, 70 Wollaston: H. F.
Webb, c Parrock, b Dakin, 49; J. Junes, c Adams, b
Parrock, 0- E. Cope, b Smith, 15; T. Brown, run out,
; G. Yates, lb w, b Dakid, 5; J. Bowen, b Dakin, 1;
W. J, Maybnry, c Walker, b Dakin, ; T. Clnlee, b Par-
rock, 21; A. J. Roskell. b Parrock, 8; W. F. Gilbauks,
c Smith, b Dakin, 3; T. Hodgkiuson, not out, 6 ; extras,
12 ; total, 120.
Sronitnawas v. LIANDSWORTH. 14.. very pleasant
gathering of the above teams took place on the Stour-
bridge Ground on Monday last aad resulted in a grand
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