CRICKET.
THE SOUTH AFRICAN TOUR. MATCH AT ADELAIDE. By TcleurupL— I'rets AssueiiLLiuii-Ooijyrieht. (Rcc. March 10, 7.40 p.m.) Adolaido, 31 arch 10. Owing to the late arrival of the South; Africans, tho start of the match with tho South Australian eleven was delayed till two o'clock. Tho weather and the wicket- were perfcct, and tlio attendance numbered about ISOO.
Hill won tho toss, and Mayne and Dolling opened to the bowling of Llewellyn and Sinclair. Runs came steadily, and, at 25, Schwarz went on in pljco of Llewellyn. In his second over he got Mayne. One for 42. Hill partnered Dolling, and fifty appeared after forty-five minutes' batting. Llewellyn then relieved Sinclair, and Dolling was easily stumped at 70. Ho had played a good innings. Geiirs played a balj on at 73. Hill had completed 50 for sixty-four minutes 1 play. was steady. Just bofore the tea adjournment Hill pulled a, ball ou. Ho had batted scvcnty-oiio minutes, his score including only clo fourer. Four for 145.
The scores wore:—Mayne, 15; Dolling, 45; Hill, 54; Gehrs, 2; Crawford, not out 28.
"FEELING THE STRAIN." Adolaldo, March 10. Speaking at the Cricket _ Association reception to tlio South African cricketers, Shcnvcll, captain of the visitii.-g team, declared that if anybody was ca\iablo of taking a beating it was 'the South Africans, However, they vera feeling the strain of the tour.
When stumps were drawn the scoro9 were SOUTH AUSTRALIA. First Innings. Mayne, 1.b.w., b. Schwarz 15 Dolling, st. Shcrivcll, I). Llewellyn 45 C. Hill, c. Snooke, b. Pegler 57 Gehrs, 1). Scliware 2 Crawford, c. Snooko b.- Pegler 57. Roy Hill, b. Nourse ... ; .i '....'.i_ 3 Rees, b. Peglcr 2SI Whitty, b. Pegler I Webster, b. Peglcr 23 Sterling, b. Pegler ■> Wright,-not out 1 Extras ' 2 Total 24.0 Bowling Analysis. ! 1 ,'Llewelvyn, one wicket for 73 raw Sin- < clair, nono for 10; Schwarz, w6 for t 67; Noui'fie, two for 22; Pegler, &vo for SOUTH AFRICA. First Innings. Zulcli, not out 2( | , Commaille, b. Whitty 4 Strieker, b. Whitty l ' j Peglcr, b. Whitty " Total for three wickets 29
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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1073, 11 March 1911, Page 5
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