AUSTRALIA SIX WICKETS FOR 494 RUNS.

Thames Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 10245, 10 December 1910, Page 4

AUSTRALIA SIX WICKETS FOR 494 RUNS.

''TJVO GEINTUiRJIES 1 MAD 3.

(Received 9th, 10.50 p.m.)

* SYDNEY, December 0 'Australia—First Innings: Trumper 27, Bnrdsloy 132, 'Gehrs 67, Iffill 191, ttapsford II 1, Macartney 1, Armstrong (not, out) 43, Kellenvay (net out) '6, sundries ,16; total, six wickets for 494. Bowling Analysis: , Pear*>e 3 for 56, Schwartz 3 for., 84, Noursa 0 fjr 61, Faulkner 0 for" 71, Vogler 0 for 87, Sinclair 0' foiv 80, Llewellyn 0 f0r,39. '" Foi"the first test match the wcatherjwas hot and clow with a gentfa ' breeze/ I*.TUe wioket ivas like a b'lHard table.- The- .attendance was good. „ ' Clem Hjrtl won tha toss, and elo^-f ed to 'bakt He sent Trumper and Bardsley xil, and it was soon apptiv'ent "the 'fowling* on suoh a wicket wa& not going to bto troublesome. Trumper btarted#to hit out, but J}i-JBsleyP Started m»se slowly. When tlu» score was 52 Trumper was thrown out. Hill followed, and the twe leftrhandars made tho bowling look exceedingly i cheap. The aeoon-1 \xMtury took 108 minutes Whdii 111 Biardsley, gave a chance-, Ahiftti Zilch missed. Bartlsley scored his oenturyiin 119. minutes, and 1 Hill in j fli minutes.. Wlien Bardsley "as> "126 Sherweil, appaiently in desperation Pears© the ball. The third ho- tried to' Slag and was clean bowled. ' Ho had been in for 150 minutes and hit' 16 fours. The' partnership contributed 2&4 runs. Gehrs at 67 was "bowled by Pearso by an ordinary straight 'ball. -,Ai few balls latti the same bowler, who was never before considered any class, clean bovied Hill for 191. Hill's innings wnfi chanoeless, and lusted 202 minutes. Be hit'lß' fours. Kellerway and Armstrong! played-out time.