The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1881-05-14 00:00:00

CRICKET-

STOURBRIDGE v. CALTnospE.—This match was
rlayed in fine cricket we ther on Saturday last
Stourbridge won the toss and elected to go in.
I imalis and Green were the firht to represent the
home team, both playing steadily for some time
when Green was cAught after scoring 8. The
wickets of Clayton and ,Leeson fell quick, when
Parkes joined Timmis and both batted wed. The
bowling of Cidthorpe gut very louse, and F. Webb
(substitute), was put on, but was soon taken off as
his bowling was deservedly punished by both bats •
men. and he soon retired. This appeared to us to
be unusal for substitutes to be put on to bowl: and
against all erick,ting rules, ehpecially when the
substitute is a lealing member of the Stourbridge
club. Parkes made top score, 30, Timasis, 28; Penn,
15 ; in i.:ood term, and Westwood 13 put on quick,
the whole bc.ing disposed of for 119. The fielding
of the Calthorpe was good. On the side of the Cal-
• horpe team F. Webb, sub-titute, was tie only one
who made double figures. When time was called
ii wickets were down for 66 runs. Toe fielding of
the home team was very indifferent. Score :•-•••
STOUBBRIDGE. CALTHOUPE.
G. Tinamis, c Webb b D. Hills, cand b Penn 6
Ward
W. Green, cLeader, b F. Webb (sub)b Penn 28
P. T. Hills 8 J. Westwood, c Turney
J. Clayrou.c Wallison. 0 b Clayton 3
C. Lee-on, bP. 0. Gills OP. Hills (run out) 9
J. Parkes, b Danh3ils 30 Li. Maxon (not ('ut) 8
J. Penn. lbw, b Maxon 15 S. Ward, c Hicks.
H. Turuey (not out) 18 Parkes 4
G. H. Goodyear b F. C. Rollason,
Daniels 0 ft. B Leader
To bdt
C. C. Hicks, c Maxon, b A. W. Maxon,

Hills, D.
C. Westwood, c Roche,
b Hills, D
C. Cooper b Hill, D._ 0
Byes 1, 1 by e 1 2

E. Roche,

_
Total 119

T0ta1.... 66

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