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• Howell's first ton stops Pedmore

  Enville won the toss against Pedmore and, after much deliberation, they decided to bat reaching 194-6 in their 50 overs. read more

• Attwood reaches final

  A piece of Crystal Bowls Club history was made last week when their singles champion, John Attwood, reached the final of the 2006 Worcestershire County Champion of Champions competition. read more

• Himley on alert

  Himley CC will be on full scale Sitanshu Kotak alert when they travel to Kenilworth Wardens on Saturday in the Birmingham League Premier Division. read more

• Patel in fine form as clouds gather

  In WCL Division Two, Stourbridge were held to a draw - their second in successive weeks - by plucky Avoncroft in a rain-affected match. read more

• Juniors claim comprehensive cup victory

  Stourbridge CC's youngsters proved the future of the club is in safe hands by winning the under-17 Ryan Birt Memorial Cup in convincing fashion against Kidderminster Victoria. read more

• Victory - at last

  Enville thirds finally broke their duck with the long-awaited first win of the season away to Belbroughton in the Worcestershire Crusader division six clash. read more

• Boss says Stour are looking good

  Stourbridge Town boss Gary Hackett has said his side are "quietly optimistic" ahead of the new season after a week of morale booasting pre-season friendly victories. read more

• Harriers are top club

  Dudley and Stourbridge Harriers finished as the top club at the second meeting of the Midland Women's League Division Four match at Corby. read more

• Fun racing fundraiser

  More cash will be coming in for the appeal to extend Priory Park Amateur Boxing Club's gym at a race day in Wolverhampton on Friday July 28. read more

• Dudley club's Jamaica joy

  Karate kicks were carried out to a calypso beat when members of the Dudley Shukokai club travelled to Montego Bay in Jamaica for the 2006 Jamaican Open Championships. read more

• Himley plan for Wardens' Kotak attack

  Himley CC will be on full scale Sitanshu Kotak alert when they travel to Kenilworth Wardens on Saturday in the Birmingham League Premier Division. read more

• Taylor beats storms

  The Stourbridge duo of Roger Iddles and Tony Taylor continue to dominate vets cycling this year with more successes for the pair this week. read more

• Chamberlain out in front for Kinver

  Kinver Autos ever-present Craig Chamberlain led the way for his club by picking up an excellent first place at the latest moto-cross meeting held last Sunday. read more

• Stobart boss frustrated

  Stobart Motorsport owner Paul Bird launched a broadside at his under-performing riders, including Wordsley-born Michael Rutter, after more British Superbikes disappointment at the weekend. read more

• Chess camp comes to town

  Junior chess players across the borough can brush up on their skills at a summer chess camp in Stourbridge in August. read more

• Hawks off to flying start

  Halas Hawks under-sevens played their first ever game last weekend, playing two friendly matches against Hasbury Rangers. read more

• Agony for Romsley

  Relegation threatened Romsley suffered an agonising home defeat to rivals Astwood Bank in their Crusader Worcestershire Division One clash. read more

• Neighbours topple Halesowen

  Halesowen Town 1 Stourbridge 2 read more

• Wellings collects black belt double

  Nursery nurse Louise Wellings went from teacher to pupil and passed with flying colours after successfully going through her grading for a black belt in Thai boxing. read more

• Pugh falls at the final hurdle

  After the win by Dudley Ladies county star Mandy Pagett in the big Thurston Ladies Open recently, a second big prize nearly came the way of another local county player with Claire Pugh losing in the semi-finals of the British Crown Green Ladies Individual Merit at Tarleton. read more

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