The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1875-09-04 00:00:00

lIAGLEY.

Hon. R. Lyttelton, b Brettle 77
J. W. Parkes, b Coldicott 8
F. Williams, b Coldicott.. 0
Rev. R. F. Evans, Ibw, b Coldicott 0
A. Gaston, c Jobson, b Coldicott,..
J. Hayes, Ibw, b Coldicott .. 6
A. Hayes, c Walker, b Brettle .. 6
T. Hobbs. b Brettle .. 2
Rev. W. H. Sneyd, c and b Brettle 6
11. A. Moore, b Brettle 8
H. T. Hickman, not out 1

ENVILLE v. WORDSLEY.—A match was played on the
Envilie Ground on Monday last, between the above claim.
Enville were the first to bat, and the whole were disposed
of for 61 rune, the bowling of Terry and Davis proving
very destructive. Messrs. Palmer, Newport, and Wake-
man were the only ones who made double figures. Lin
the Wordsley side T. Lowe made the champion score, 29
B. Terry, 23; and W. Davis, 12. The lullewing is tkir •
cull Lcore:-7-

E AVILLE.

Firbt Innings.

Second Innings.

R. Palmer, run out .. .. 13
J. Darkes, cS. Lowe, b Davis 0 b Terry.. ..
H. W . Newport, c Lee,b Davis 10 not out
W. J. Hughes, b Terry .. .9
E. U. Wakeman, b Terry .. 11
W. Boucher, b Terry .. 0
'l'. Blunt, c Hammond, b
Davis 4
P. Holyoake, b Terry:.. 0
W. Miles, b Terry .. 5 .
C. J. Paris, c liewnam, b
Davis .. 1
El. Hingley, not out .. .. 2 not out .. • •
Extras ....ö Extras .. • •
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B. Terry, b Hughes .• .. 28
W. Newnam, at Wakeman, b Hughes 9
P. Lowe, run out 29

W. Davis, b Hughes.. .. 12
Nth T. Greenaway, rttn out .. .. 7
S. Lowe, b Newport .. 0
J. Hack, c Boucher, b Newport .. 1
J. Newnam, Ibw, b Newport.. .. 0
c Wakeman, b Hughes .. 0
S. Hammond, b Hughes .. 5
W. Lee, not oat .. 0
Extras .. .. 5

STorRBRIDGE V. PICKWICK --The return match wø
played between the above clubs, on the ground at Amble-
cote' on Monday last, and an excellent display of cricket
took place, both teams being strong. UnfottunatelY4
however, for the home team, Oakes was not in time to
bat, and Stourbridge had to play but ten men. This, it
nanbt be admitted, was a great drawback, especially when
it is borne in mind that such players as Preston, TalboYie:
Price, Hawse, &c., were opposed to the home team. 45
will, however, be seen by the second innings that Stour'
bridge pulled up well, and no doubt if the team had been
complete they would have added another victory to the'
list. As it was, there was not time to play the match out•
and it was decided in favour of the Pickwick, on the
innings. Clifton, Oakes, Parkes, Dean, • and Gasioh, • ,
played well fur their club; as did Hawse and PresiPh f°l
the Pickwick. The following is the score : .•
STOITRBRIDGS.
-First Innings. Second Innings.
•
J. W. Parkes, c Gl3ver, b
Telboys .. • .. 11 n3t out .. .. •• 27
J. Hayes, c Hawes, b Preston 6 not out.. .. • •
E. Oakes (absent) .. 0 b Glover .. •• 91 -•
0
H. Dean, c Price. b Preston 11 b Glover .. •• 48
A. Hayes, b Talboys .. •.. 2 b Hawes .. • • •
K Clifton, c Wagstaff, b Tel-
boys • • •• .. - 4 c Preston, Willie* 99 s
W dreen, b Talboys 0 b Hawes .. • • 14
1.-todprs, c Glover, b Preston 4 bJ. Williams .• -
F. awindell, c Price, b Pres- 4 •
ton ...........•.. 2 c and b Glover • • • •
H. A. Moore, not out 0 b Price •;
Extra .. 1- Extras .. ,•
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PICKWICK.- • • • I
T. H. Price„ Swindell, b Moore:. 0
't Glover, c Parkes, b Gaston ' 1
J. Hawes, b Oakes ..• 2a
S. Talboys, b Gaston .. 7
W. Elliott, 1b wb Gaston .. 9
J Preston, c and b Gaston 12
J. Williams, thrown Out Dean .. 4
S. Williams, a Oakes, b Gaston .. 4
J. S. Wagstaff, a Oakes, b Gaston.. 13
E. B. Lovekiu, run out .. 6
U. Hensman,'not uut a
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