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Enville slip at Wormelow

12:20pm Friday 23rd July 2010

ENVILLE lost by five wickets away at the Division Three leaders Wormelow.

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LYE are now 42 points clear at the top of Division Four North after a six run win over Halesowen Batting first on a wet track, Lye were cheaply dismissed for just 172, their lowest score of the season, in only 32 overs.

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Hagley held at Netherton

7:20pm Thursday 22nd July 2010

HAGLEY stay seventh after a winning draw away at Netherton last weekend.

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Knockout boys starting to shine

4:40pm Thursday 22nd July 2010

THE clouds which have engulfed Stourbridge CC’s difficult summer have shown signs of lifting after the club bagged a trophy and a first league win.

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Leaders draw after Hipkiss fireworks

3:20pm Thursday 22nd July 2010

PEDMORE remain top of Worcester League Division Two after being forced to settle for a draw against third-placed Monmouth.

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Winless Hales now face leaders

3:10pm Thursday 22nd July 2010

HALESOWEN CC are now 35 points adrift of safety in Birmingham League Division One, with the visit of leaders West Bromwich Dartmouth looming large.

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Himley lose by a run

2:10pm Thursday 22nd July 2010

HIMLEY CC slipped to a fourth successive defeat and into the Birmingham Premier League relegation zone with an agonising one run loss at Walmley.

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Netherton get battling draw

11:10am Thursday 22nd July 2010

Netherton remain clear of the Worcester League Division Two drop zone after a battling derby losing draw against Hagley.

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Warnapura effort can't save Hales

12:20pm Friday 16th July 2010

OVERSEAS star Shalith Warnapura struck 64 on his Halesowen debut but could not prevent his side falling to a three wicket defeat to Attock.

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Hagley slip back

9:50pm Thursday 15th July 2010

HAGLEY slipped back to seventh as they could only manage a losing draw at home to Worcester Dominies and Guild.

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I CAN OUTDO Mick Freer (News, 15 July) when it comes to the grumpiest old man. I think from my own list, below, the matter is settled in my favour! The Dudley rail line that for decades has only had ghost trains on it but no commuter and inter-city trains would be a real boon for the three Black Country boroughs it passes through. All our councillors are quite happy for it to remain empty alongside the commuter congested roads. They want Metro trams on the middle section only but have failed to get the trams in 30 years. A quite absurd state of affairs. Utter idiocy! There is another bright spot in all of this. Cllr Ray Burston has the decency to reply to my e-mails. And, he's not even my councillor! Mick Freer has always been strong on civic pride. Such a pity that our members and officers in the town do not share his sense of civic pride. − Tim Weller, Halesowen

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RECENTLY our son along with two others were assaulted in Halesowen. He was with a large group of youngsters and this was a terrifying event for everyone there. Our son was badly injured and required hospitalisation. We would like to thank the young people who bravely came to his rescue, administered first aid and called for the police and the ambulance. We would also like to thank some men who helped lead him to safety. We have been overwhelmed by the messages of goodwill for our son's recovery – he is well loved locally. Unfortunately he was in the wrong place at the wrong time and even though this attack has broken our hearts it has been reassuring to see a community come together and has restored our faith in humankind. − Stephen and Sandra Derham, Halesowen

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