SOUTH AFRICA V. NEW SOUTH WALES.

Colonist, Volume LIII, Issue 12956, 22 November 1910, Page 4

SOUTH AFRICA V. NEW SOUTH WALES.

HOME TEAM WINS. ("Press Association — Copyright.] (Received Nov. 21, 8 p.m.) Sydney, Nov. 21. Tho South Africa-New South Wales match was continued to-day. The scores wore as follows : — 7 SOUTH AFRICA — Second innings. (Continued) Coinmaille, b Kellew&y 3 Schwarz, st. Carter, b Folkard 3 Voglor, o Carter, b Folkard 11 ShenveJl, st Carter, b Horden 10 Pc-arse, mot out 52 Sundries 18 Total 198 Bowling analysis. — Hordern, 1 for 10 ; Folkard, *6 for 37; Emery, 1 for 41; Kefleway, 2 for 42; Cotter, 0 for 50. NEW SOUTH WALES..— Second innings. ■ Trumper, st Sherwjell, b Faulkner 78 Macartney, b Vogler 4 Baaxlsleyi l.b.w. bFaulkaier 45 E F. Waddy, 1.b.w...b Schwarz 8 E. L. Waddy, st Sherwell, b ... Schwarz ... ' 32 Folkai^d st. Sherwell, Ti Vogler 13 Carter, b Snooko 9 Kelleway, not out 19 Cotter, not out '■■ .. . 1 Sundries 3 total ■""■ ■■■""" ~212 New South Wales von by throe wickets. Tie South Africans' wickets fell quickly to-day, Folkard bo wljng splendidly. Pearse was the oitfy man playing, with any freedom, but even he took 9(3 minutesi to 'make 52. WheuTinimper and Baidsley took tho wicket tiie change was very apparent. Both played forcibly, and 50 appeared after 22 minutes", and 100 in 49 minutes; •' Trumper. was stumped by SHierwoll, who is thi&- best wicketkeeper seen in Australia for many years. Trumper batted for 55 mill l utes, aiid hit eleven fours. : A feature of tlio New Soutli _W ales inmings . was tho manner in which they sneaked rims for short bits.