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Detailed History 1920 to 1930

Stourbridge Chess Club was founded in 1852. This is an ongoing project to document the history of the club. If you have any information that you think may be relevant please send it to the webmaster.

Friendly vs North Gloucestershire

In May 1925, Worcestershire played a friendly match against North Gloucestershire and lost 10-7. The results were:

Worcestershire

Result

North Gloucestershire

1. F. Jones

0

1

H. Parsdbo

2. W.C. Roberts ½ ½ C. Jackman
3. A.T. Griffith ½ ½ H. Foxwell
4. G.C. Brown ½ ½ A. Hitchinson
5. F. Trent 1 0 W. Arnold
6.Rev. F. Gutteridge ½ ½ A, Martin
7. F. Macfarlane 0 1 W. Pryer
8. H.E. Rose ½ ½ R. Smith
9. A.l. Homer 1 0 F. Perrins
10. w. Summers 0 1 G. Gorton
11. Rev. J. Robertson ½ ½ R. Platt
12. J. Moulder 0 1 A. Ruddock
13. R. D. Clarke 0 1 Miss Eyre
14. D. Gibbs 1 0 G. Breach
15. S. Tapper 0 1 F. Whittingham
16. Rev R. Torrems 0 1 T. Balnch
17. K. Ross 1 0 MIss Searle
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Worcs team
Worcestershire team

End of season report 1927

Winners division 2 of the Birmingham league and division 1 Worcestershire league. Matches were played in the Stourbridge Institute and the secretary was A.L. Homer.

Austen Lacey Homer (1894-1971) was a Stourbridge regular and played in the lower sections of British Championships. He was a nephew of H. E. Atkins, nine times British champion.

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