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Evening Star, Issue 14523, 26 November 1910, Page 11

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SOUTH AUSTRALLV v. VICTORIA. Tho match South Australia v. Victoria was commenced at Melbourne yesterday. Tho visitors made 243 in their first innings (Mayne 45, Dolling 38, Gehx-s 27, Crawford 59). Armstrong took five wickets for 59. Victoria had lost one wicket for 90 at tho call of time (.Smith 49 and Scott 40 not out). j SOUTH AFRICA v, QUEENSLAND, I The weather was lino and bot for tbe match South Africa and Queensland, which began at Brisbane yesterday. Tbe scores at the drawing of stumps were : —- South Annex. —First Innings. Zulyh, c Jennings, b M’Laron ... 7 Strieker, c Red grave, b A)‘Laron ... 5 Hat home, c Jennings, b Baistnw ... 15 Xour.se, t) Baretenv 30 I’caxve, c, Fennelly. b AlT'loy 1 Snooko, c Fennelly. b Redgrave ... 13 Faulkner, c Alarshai. b Redgrave ... 13 Llewellyn, c Alarshai, b Redgrave ... 31 Schwarz, b M‘Laron 4 Vogler, e Sims, b Al'Laron 3 Campbell, not out 9 | Extras 22 j Total 202 Bowling Analysis.—M'Lareii, four wickets for 55; M’Uloy, one for 27 ; Harstow, two for 50 ; Alarshai, none for 10; Redgrave, three for 38. ' QuKEN.sr.AND.—First Innings. Hartigan, c Faulkner, b Vogler ... 2 Fennelly, c Vogler, b Llewellyn ... 35 Marshal, not on! 49 Jennings, Ihw Schwarz 24 Redgrave, b Schwarz ... 1 Hu tcheon. st Campbell, b Faulkner... 9 APCloy, not out 32 Extras 2 Total for five wickets 114 . NOTES BY “ONLOOKER.” .-Vs Percy Sherwcll is stuiding out of the Springbok team, Snooke will he captain in the present game. Pegler and Gomraaillc are also resting, while Hathome (who has been on the sick list) and Campbell (second wicketkeeper) are making Cist appearances in Australia. It is Ala.n Marshal, the returned Surrey professional, who is lop scorer for Queensland. Nottrse and Faulkner continue to prove themselves the sheetemchor of hatting on behalf of Urn visitors. It was up to Llewellyn lo make runs; In’s form eo far has been disappointing. Hutchoon is the skipper of the home learn. In addition to the seven nanus given above. APLaren, Evans, hints, and Burst© w have yet to bat. Hartigan is. of course, tho member of the 1908 Australian eleven which visited England.