The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1872-06-29 00:00:00

CRICKET.

STOVRIMIDGE U. KIDDDaILIINSTEIs. A match was
played on Friday last, on the ground at Kidderminster,
between the above-named clubs. Kidderminster had a
very strong team, and put on 251 runs before they were
all disposed of, Mr. Elgood making 88, Mr. Butcher 5:1,
and Mr. W. Moore 19. On the Stourbridge side Mr. A.
K. Mlllward was the first to go in, and scored 31 runs, not
out, thus saving the match; Mr. Stevens 22, and Mr. J.
Webb 19. The following is the ecorc

KIDDILIIMINbTER.
W. H. Moore, e Parkes, b Webb l9
A. Bract er, b 1101 53
J. Elgood, c Oates. b Tarney BB
.1. W. Hughes, b HU• 2
W. Colsey, c and b Webb
T. F. Ivens, c Stevens, b Parkes
J. Coates, b Parkes
It. Itaybould, not out
I. B. 1 horneycroft, b Turney
It. Farrier, b Oste.l
H.. 5. Chaytor. b Oates
Byes
Len byes 2
Vi'ide balls ...... .
ball

STOURRIIIDOF

A. F. Mil!said, not out
.1. W. Parkes, b Rayboulll
J. Webb, b Chaves l9
H. C. Jobson. b Chaytor l5
E. Hill, c and b Cha)tor 2
W. J. 'Varney, b Cbaytor
Stevens, c lloghes, b Chaytor
Dunks, it Moore. b Raybould
C. W. Oates, not out
F. Firmstone, c Hughes, b Haybould 2
A. E. Swindell

Byes
Wide balls

STOORBRIDOE SECOND ELIVIII v. WORDILET SIORNINO
Sin.—A match was played OD the Stourbridge ground
OD Saturday last, between the abovunamed clubs. There
was not time to play two innings on each side, and the
Stourbridge wonlon the brat by 10 runs. The return
match will be played this day (Saturday). The following
is the score :--

STOURBRIDGE.
First Innings. Second Innings.
E. Richardson, 11, w, b Lowe 5 c Newman, b Guest 9
Mr. Moore, b Service
H. Parker. b Lowe
J. W. Parkes, b Service .... 15 not out
W. Richardson, b Lowe .... 6 c and b Guest
C. Leeson, not out
H. Robinson, b Service
E. C. Roberts. c Guest, b

Service
G. Howley, b Lowe 0
C. A. Hills.c and Lowe
6.11. Field, b Service
Byes
Leg byes 3

_ _
Wide balls .. 1
No balls 2

WoRDBLEy.

S. Lowe, b Parker .. .. • • .. 2
T. Lowe, b Parker .. .. 3
A. Griffith,, c Robinson, b E.
Richardson
.. 18
E. Guest, bW. Richardson .. 4
W. Newman, c Leeson, b W.
Richardson . • .. 6
J. Newman, at Parkes, b W. Rich.
J. Lowe, ran out
P. Aston, ran out 0
J. Service, b Parkes.. .. • • • . 2
W. Lee, Is Richardson .. 0
E. Cooper, b W. Richardson 8
Leg byes.. .. 2
Wide balls .. .. 6
No ball@ 1

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