The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-06-26 00:00:00

CRICKET.

STOURBRIDGE v. SA LTERS.—Played at Stourbridge
on Saturday, and resulted in a draw in favour of
Stourbridge. Salters : Williamson 2, Harrold 7,
Silvester 3, G. Salter 5, Bertram 23, Fledges 5, T.
Salter 0, Baker 0, Smith 0, Horton (not out) 31,
Reeves 13, extras 12; total 104. Stourbridge :
Hedges 23, Turney 25, Tirmnis 4, Parker (not out)
10, Otter, King, Davies, Jones, Parkes, Penn, and
Woad to bat, extras 4; total for three wickets e 6.
II AGLEY V. BROMSGROVEL—PIayed at Bromso.rove,
and resulted in favour of the visitors by 40r runs.
W. K Harrison's bowling for Hagley was very ef-
fective, Score :—Hagley : Darby, c Bolton, b Cor-
bett, 2; Fothergill, b Say well, 13; W. K. Harrison,
b Corbett, 3; Bloomer, run out, 11; 11. Harris9n,
b aywell, 11; Grazebrook, b Cresswell, 1; Collis,
b Cres4welt 0; Coley, c Saywell, b Cresswell, 5;
Hemming, b Cresswell, 0; Howe, a 3 Bolton, b Cor•
bett, Corbett, 17; Weston, not out, 11; extras, 8 ;
total, 82.—Broinsgrove : Cresswell, b W. Harrison,
1; Knight, b Fothergill, 0;_ Leeson, c Fothergill, b
Harris,n, 2; Say-vell, bW. Harrison, 10; Bolton
b W. Harrison, 6; Sandford, cH. Harrison, b
Fothergill, 3; Smith, b W. Harrison, 8; Jones, c
Weston, b Harrison, 2; Corbett, b Fothergill, 1;
Crtunp, b Fothergill, 0; Juggins, not out, 0; extras
9; total 42. •

LYE (2ND TEAM) e. KINGSP7rNFORD MUTUAL.
Score :—Lye; Worral, 4; Billingham, 1; Dudley, 0 ,
Harris, 18; Cartwright, 18; Allchurch, 2; Thomas,
1; Bromley, 1; Hatton, 0; Beavon, not out, 1;
Attwor,d, 0 extras, 7; total, 48.—Kinystvinford
Guy, 5; Round, 0; Griffiths, 0; Lewrtnce, 0;
Dunner, 0; Round, 0; Garbet, 2; Brown, 2; W.
G.ry, ; Phipps, 0; Baker. 0 ; extras, 2; total, 11.
Allchurch six wickets for one run Cartwright five
wickets for 8 runs.

CHATWIN'S V, STOURBRIDGE RANGERS (2ND TEAMS).
This mach was played at Iverley on Saturday last
and resulted in a win for Chatwin's. Score :
Chatwin's :T. Chatwin, b Brunton, 6; J. Dixon,
not out, 23; W. Brown, c Giles, b Anson, 0; P.
Blakeway, b Anson, 14; T. Icke, at Webb, b Brun—
ton, 0; J. Railings, b Brunton, 0: F. Biiscoe, 1 b w
b Anson, 3; H. Pardoe, c Walton, b Johnson, 0;
T. Wardle, not out, 1; W. Hickman, b Johnson 2;
T. Itollings, b Anson, 0; extras, 4: total, 53
Ranyers : T. Anson, b Dixon, 14; NV. Johnson c and
b Pardoe, 6; H. Walton, b Dixon, 4; P. Gies, not
not, 16; W. Fredericks, o ard b Dixon, 0; W.
Mcgregor, b Dixon, 0; W. Moorhouse, b Pardoe,
1; T. Brunton, c and b Dixon, 1; H. Tnotuas, 1 b w
b Chatwin, 1; G. Webb, c and b Chatwin, 3;
Harrison, b Dixon, 0; extras, 1; total, 47.

STOURBRIDGE RANGERS V. ARDOUR WANDERERS -•
Played at Iverley and won by - the Rangers by 5
runs. Score :—Rangers: H Harrison, b Aldridge,
; H. Law, c L wis, b Field 2; H. Rogers, b Field,
0; H. Jones, not out, 14; 'l', Roberts, c Newton, b
Aldlidge, 0; T. Hardwicke, b Aldridge, 4: W.
Giles, b Field, 2; T, Dommett, c Baker, b Lewis, 2;
W. Anson, b Aldridge, 3; W. Webb, run out, 1;
P. Green, b Aldridge, 0; extras, 5; total, 33
Wanderers: W. Aldridg, b Jones, 0; T. Lawson, b
Jones, 0; W. Lavender, c Harlison. b .Anson, 0;
T. Field, not out, 0; H. Pillinger, b Jones, 1(; W.
Newton, b Jones, 2; 'l'. Baker, run out, 0; W.
Walters, a and b Anson 4 ; H. Lewis, b Jones, 1;
H. Robinson, run ont. 4; W, Sprout, b Jones, 0;
extras, 1; t ,tal, 28,
13')WLING EXTRAORDINARY.—J. Hambrey's bowl-
ing for the Lye first team against Mo: ton and Sons,
Kidderminster, on Saturday, was exceptionally
good. Ile took five wickets with five successive
balls, and in all seven wickets for no runs. In tLe
second team, against Kingswinford Mutual, All-.
church took six wickets for one run, and Cartwright
five wickets for eight runs.
HEATH V. STOURBRIDGE UNITED.—This match was
plsyed at Norton on Saturday last and ended in an
easy win for tile Heath. Cadwallader, Johns, u,
Green, and Brown batted well for their respective
scores. Score :—Heath :F. Dukes, b Weaver, 2 ;
Jno. Cadwallader, c Hilimain, b Benbow, 3' Jae.
Cadwallader, b Wall, 42; A. Pyne, c and b Weaver,
3; S Johnson, b Butler, 21; H. Green, b Weavi r,
14; G. Brown, ran out, 14; G. Walton, not out, 7;
J. Parkes, run out, 3; J. Griffiths, o Ililirnan, )
Weaver, 1; J. Charnock, b Benbow, 0' extras, ;
total, 127. United :J. Butler, b Johnson, 3; T.
Lees, b Johnson, 2; H. Jordan, b Johnson, 3; A.
Weaver, c Brown, b Jas Cadwallader, 0; W. Ben-
bow. b Jas, Cadwallader, 1; .E. Wall, b Johnson, 2;
J. Hillman, b Jas, Cadwallader., 2; A. Dangerfield,
b Jas. Cadwallader, 1; Penzer, b Jas. Cadwallader,
0; F. Spray, b Jas. Cadwallader, 2; T. Cook, not
out, 1; extras, 9; total, 26.

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