The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1874-09-19 00:00:00

DIED.
MILLWARD.—On the 10th instant, aged 26 years, Anna
Jane. youngest daughter of Joseph Millward, ad
Stourbrldge.

CRICKET.

STOGIRRIDOK V. BIRMINGHAM PICKWICK --One Of the
beat matches of cricket this lesson was played between
the above-named clubs, on Monday last. Both teams
were strong, and the Pickwick had the benefit of two
professional howlers—Talboys and Preston. Notwith-
standing thtee alvantages, the Btourbridge Club would
have won the match had not the umpire (Emery) given •
man named Glover as "not out," when lie was clearly rum
out. The batsman then made 17 runs, after he was in
reality ran out. The affair was No palpable to every one,
that at the close of the match Wort r admitted that be
WAS never more clearly oat in his life, and that the 17
roes he afterwards made non the match. The Stour-
Iniige were the first to bat, and were all out for GO runs;
of which 23 were made by Mr. K. Oakes, and 13 by Mr.
K. Clifton after come excellent batting. On the Pickwick
side, Mr. Preston professional) Wade the top score, 28 ;
and Glover 18. The following is the full score :

S TOURIIRIDO E.
J. Hayes, ran out .. 2 b Grew... ....... .. 8
H. Wild, b Preston
L. Clarke, run out 1 e Weller, b Heusutan 18
K. Cooke. b Talboys
J. W. Parkes, b Preston .. 3 b Grew
W. Yates, b Ta1b0y5...... 2 e Preston, b Grew.. 0
Derricott, b Ta1b0y5...... 6 b Clements .. ...... 9
E. Oakes, c Substitut,,, b
PreAon ...... ....... 23 b Sharp
K. Clifton, b Talboye ...... 13 lit wkt, b Hensmau 0
H. Moore, not out ........ 5 c Weller, b Glover 0
J. Davis, c Preston b Talboys 6 run out
Extras

Prruvrica.
S. Talboys. b H. Wild ............. 0
T. Glover, c Richardson, b Moors ..... lB
O. Hensman, ran out
E. M. Sharp, b H. Wild
E. Grew, c and b Oakes
S. Weller, not out l2
J. Preston, b Moore 24
W. Elliott, c Yates, b Moore 3
J. T. Williams, h Oakes ..
E. Clements, c Parkes, b Moore
J. Preston, Jon, e and b Moore 0
Extras 7

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Saturday, September 19, 1874.