THE SOUTH AFRICANS' TOUR.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13907, 5 December 1910, Page 8

THE SOUTH AFRICANS' TOUR.

United Press Association— Br El«etrie (Received Bwember 4th, • 3.5 p.m.) BRISBANE, December 3. I The- match between the South Afri- | cans and an Australian eleven was rei sumed to-day in hot weather, mid on a perfect wicket. Jennings played a great innings, hitting brilliantly. He was at tho wickets for 123niin, and hit 7 fours. He was dismissed by a splendid catch. Hordern. Kotthing, and Macartney showed good form, but the others were disappointing. The innings lnstecl thro* hours and forty-four minutes.. Tho bowling was good, but tho fielding moderate, several catches being dropped. The South Africans opened badly :n their second innings in fading; light, three wickets producing only 32, Hordern's googlies being" disconcerting, j Zulch and Faulkner played cautiously until stumps were drawn* Scores: — SOUTH AFRICA. First Innings .. .. ... ... 343 Second Innings. Strikkers. b Hordern .. .. ..3 Snooke, c Marshall, b McLaren .. •• 5 Ncmrse, b Hordern .. .. •• 'J Zulch, not out .. .. .■ -..20 Faulkner, not oat ~ .. p. 13 Total for three wicketa .. ••. S!7 I AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN. First Inning* Matthews, lbw, b Sinclair .. ..13 Hartigßn, b Pegler .. •• •• J1 Marshall, b Vogler .. •• ..0 Hordern, stumped Sberwcll, b Voglor .. 54 KorUanff, Ibw, b Faulkner .. -.39 Smith, b Llewellyn .. •■ ..17 Jennings, c Fennelly. b Sinclair «• 95 Macartney, c Zulch, "b Sinclair .. •• -^ McLaren, run out .. •• •• *» Evans, not out .. .• . •• "2 Sundries .. •• •• ..8 Total i-** 5 Bowling Analysis—Sinclair took 4 wicketa for 67. Verier 2 for 46, Faulknor 1 for 44, Llewollvn 1 for 19. Pegler 1 for 53, Snooke 0 for 12.