The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1872-07-27 00:00:00

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cote, on Monday last. Kidderminster won Hie toss, and vents
th e taTr,toatrh, aanped acrreobas.
posed of for 42 runs. The fhourbridge Club then com-
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vered that only one bail was on the wicket, and refused
to let them score the two, thus depriving the Stourbridge
Club of the match. We do not say who is to blame, but
it looks rather sharp practice to raise such an objection
after the runs were made. The following is the score:
KIDDERMINSTER.
First Innings. Second Innings.
I. F. Ivens,!c Millward, b
Stevens . • • • .. .. 8 b Stevens 0
I. Elgood, b Menu 1 it and b Richardson 46
W. J. Hughes, b Turney .. 3 e Barrows, b Rich-
ardsou .. 22
J. L. Hobbs, c Webb, b
ft c and b Richardson 5
T. J. Hobbs, b Stevens .. 2 thrown out by
W. J. Turney .. 10
W. Boucher. b Turney U at Cireen, b Tomei( 6
Chaytor, b Stevens .. 8 b Stevens .. I
Butcher, b Stevens .. 0 c Leeson, b Turney
Bracknell, c E. Richardson,
b Turney 1 c Leeson, b Turney 9
Morris, not oat 0 b Turney 0
• b Stevens 0 not out ..
Extras 10 Extras .. 17

CIWICR Or Eacastro Assoctartos.
First Innings. Second Innings.
French, b Barrows
T. Lowe, b Oates
S. Lowe, b Barrows 1 b Oates 2
Barnes, ran out
,
H. C. Green, ran out
Cranmer, c Richardson, b
°Atte
Yates, c Leeson, b Oates 0 1 Oates 4
Cinlee, I Alldeu ..... .... 3
W. Hughes, not out 0
W. Dommett, b Allden
Edge, b Oates
Extras 8 1. x tra, .. .. 7

STOURBRIDGE.
W. Richardson, Is Chaytor 6
A. E. Mil!ward, Is Chaytor .. 12
W. Barrows, Is Hobbs .. 0
E. Richardson, b Hobbs .. 0
W. 11. King. b Chaytor 1
W. Webb, c and b Chaytor .. 10
W. Stevens, c Robins. b Chaytor .. 2
C. E. Leeson, run out 0
J. J. King, run out .. 2
W. J. Turney, b Chaytor 1
W. Orem not out .. .. 2
Byes .. .. 4

Leg byes.. ..