The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1871-07-15 00:00:00

CRICKET.

STOUVIIRIDOR C. MSLVER CCC. A math was
played between the above clubs at Malvern on Saturday
last, and, as the following score will show, resulted in an
easy victory for the latter. The ground was in a very
bad condition, which, doubtless, militated very strongly
against the playing of the Stoarbridge team :

MALVERN C.O C.

J. D. Faber, b Swindell .. •
25
G. H. Prichard, b W. Webb .. 1
H. W. Barrow., lb w, b Swindell.. II
W. Bluaton, bW. Webb.. .. 55
H. G. Compton, cG. Webb .. • • 9
A. H. Stratford, b W. Webb .. 22
F. H. Vickere, c Perrens, b W. Webb 16
F. F. Pereee, bW. Webb .. 6
. . .

J. Neale, b gwindoll • • • •
• 17-
- Fojecting, jun., b Swindell .. 1
N. 0. Rodgers, uot out .. • 0
Leg byes .. .• • • .. a
Wide balls.. .. 12

STOUBBRIDGE.
First innings. Second Innings.
G. Williams, at Perese, b
Barrow, 0
B. Williams, b Barrow, .. 3
.7. J. Hall, b Walton 14 c Walton, b Faber 10
J. Webb. b NV,lton .. 3 c Stradord,b Faber 0
F. Swiodeil, c Walton. b

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Faber .. .. 23 not out • 0
W. G. Webb, b Walton .. 0 c Prichard, b Faber 4
J, W. Parkes, b Faber.. .. 5 b Welton 5
A. Brocklamest. I U w, b
Walton 0 b Faber 0
T. Perrens, not oat 0 b Faber U
J. J. King, b Faber U c Vickers, b Walton u
W. W. Neale, b Faber .. 4 b Walton I
No balls.. 8 Wide balls .. 2

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•
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