The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1880-07-24 00:00:00

QUOITS.

QUARRY BANK V. TALBOT HOTEL, COLLBY GAT-it
—A match between these clubs was played on the
Quarry Bank Ground on Monday afternoon.
Score :—Quarry Bank : H. Parrock 15, Tranter 6
—2l ; Once 9, J Parrock 12-21 ; R. Parrock 11/
Williams 10-21; Bache 5, Hodgson 5-L10; total,
73.—Talbot Hotel; Roper 10, Jasper 5-15 ; Oliver
3, Fox —7;4. Glaze 4, Phillips 5-9; Curnock 13.
Knight 8-21 ; total, 52.

CRICKET.
WALB ALL V STOTT RBRIDGE. —This match was
played on the Stourbridge ground at Amblecote,
on Monday last, and resulted in a win for the
visitors. The following is the score:

WALSALL.
J. Brown, b Parkes ll
E. Hurst, b Edge
P. Millward, b Leeson
A. Hawke, not out lB
J. Adams, b Otter
J. B. Shaw,b Otter 0
H. Wilkes, b Edge_ • • 3
Vaehell, b Edge 0
Lughton, c Lewis b Otter 3
J. Sedgley, b Edge 2
Substitute b Otter 3
Extras
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STOURBRIDGE.
W. Green, b Lughto'n 4
C. E. Davenport, run out 2
E. Otter, b Adams
J. Edge. c and b Hawke
J. W. Parkes, b Hawke 0
C. Leeson, b Adams
C. Cooper, b Hawke
J. Lewis, h Hawke
T. Clulee, not out
C. Poultney, e sub. b Hawke 2
J. Perks, b Hawke 2
Extra 1

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pIICENIX FIRE OFFICE

AGENT FOR STOURBRIDGE,
MR. GEORGE PERRY,

SOLICITOR.

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The disease commeaces with a slight derengement of the
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