The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1872-09-07 00:00:00

CRICKET.

STOVIIBRIDGE r. BROMOROVE GRAMM AR SCHOOL.—
The return match between the above-named clubs was
played at Bromsgrove, on Wednesday last. The Stour.
bridge Club were the first to handle the willow, and sent
In Messrs. Hodgkiss and Leeson, to the bowling of the
Bev. Lloore and Massingham. 'rite two batsmen hit
away all over the field, and before they were separated
had scored 59 runs, the bowling having been repeatedly
changed. Unfortunately, rain set iu, and the match
could not be played out. At the close the game stood—
Stoorbridge 85 for live wickets down. Mr. NV. Clump
scored 8. Mr. Parkes 3, Mr. Millward 2, not out, and Mr.
Bennett 1, ni.it out, Mr. licaigk,se hi, and Mr. Leeson
20.

MATCH AT HAOLEY.—On Thursday the annual match
between Lord Lytteltou's Eleven and the Bromsgrove
Orammar School was played at Hagley. After a very
exciting match, victory was declared for the Hagley team
by two runs. The following is the score:
HAGLEY.

Hon. A. V. Lyttelten, run out
Hon. A. F. Lyttelton, b Massingham
Hon. A. H. Lyttelton, b Massingham 0
Hon. A. Lyttelton, c Strawbridge, b
Massingham
Rev. F. It. Evans, c /Moore, b Astbtuf 18
Hon. E. Lyttelton, c Kenney, b Ford l9
C. It. Goldin, c Francis, b Astbary
J. Hobbes, run out
Doyle,l b w, b Ford .
E. Wyatt, c Strawbridge, b Ford
J. Wyatt, not out. 0
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BROMBOROVE GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
First Innings. Second Innings.
W. A. Strawbridge, a A. Lyt-
telton, b Rev. A. Lyttelton 10 c rid b Even..... 0
7ord, c A. Lyttelton, b
Hobbes
- --... cR. Lyttelton,
3 retired hurt
.—.,ev, c A. Lyttelton, b
Be,. A. Lyttelton lB c Doyle, b Evans 14
doom, c C. Wyatt, b Rev. c A. Lyttelton, b
A. Lyttelton
Whin, at A. Lyttelton, b
Rev. A Lyttelton 6 e Hobbes, b (oldie 1
Astbury, c A. Lyttelton, b c E. Lyttelton, b
Rev. A. Lyttelton.
Williams, c A. Lyttelton, b
Doyle
Buckle, b Hobbes.... ..... 2 b (oldie
Francis, b Hobbes
Allen, not out
Extras

Mass—lngbam,
b Hobbes

Kenoey.

Bloore,

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