CRICKET.

Hokitika Guardian, 16 November 1925, Page 1

CRICKET.

BV TELEGRAPH PRESS ASSN'., COPVRIGIiT N.S. WALKS V. W. AUSTRALIA. SYDNEY, November 15. In the intev-Stato cricket match. Now South Wales piled up a huge score of 639 against West Austarlin. Rock failed to add to his overnight score of 151. Macartney showed much of old brilliancy in compiling 114, whiel Kippax made IS, Scones !)4, and Ratcliffe 39. West Australia in their second innings lost 4 I'm 11. (Grigg twenty.)

ADELAIDE, November 15. Victoria in the first innings made 271 (Ryder 53, Hendry 34, Love 63 hiddicutt (not out) 62). Grimmett took 5 for 95, and Scott 3 for 105. South Australia in their second innings lost 2 for 114 (Gunn 67, Walsh 24, Pritchard (not out) 17). Stumps were then drawn. The weather was fine and the wicket was good. The Victorians looked like making a big score, but, with the exception of the more experienced batsmen, they found Grimmitt’s " bosies ” most destructive. Grimmett made short work of them. Gunn batted in great style for South Australia.

SYDNEY, November 15. Playing for Petersham against North Sydney, Seddon made 115 not out; for North Sydney, -McGrath made 103; for Western Suburbs against St George, Bnrdsley made 105 not out. Dupain raptured eight St George tickets for 52. For Cumberland, against Glebe, Hall made 120 not out. Jordan took seven Glebe wickets for forty-seven. For University, against Northern Districts, Taylor made 123. For Paddington against Randwick, Datson made ninety.

.MELBOURNE, November 14

For Northcote against tS Kilda, Hnrtkopf made 110 not out, and took six wickets for fifty-six. For Fitzroy, against Carlton, Dumrnet made eightyeight; for Praham against Richmond, Davie made S 7.