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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIII, Issue 20, 21 May 1912, Page 5

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AUSTRALIA v. M.C.C

(By Electric Telegrapn.—Copyright.) (United ' t) ross Association.)

London, Mav 20

The following team has been selected to represent M.C.C. in the match

against the Australians:—C. B. Fry (Hampshire), 11. H. Spooner (Lancashire), J. W. H. T. Douglas (Essex), E. Perrin (Essex), P. E. Warner (Middlosex), W. B. Barnes (Worcester), E. S. Littlejohn (Middlesex), G. J. Thompson (Northampton), A. E. Bell (Sussex), W. S. Brown (Gloucestershire), and J. W. Hcarne (Middlesex).

VOGLER’S MOVEMENTS

Johannesburg, May 20,

Vogler and his family have sailed for England. Vogler has not been invited to play in the triangular test matches, and it is conjectured . that be is going over as coach to the gentlemen of Ireland.

AFRICA v. OXFORD

(Received 21, 8.50 a.m.)

London, May 20

For the match South Africans v Oxford University the weather wa fine, Oxford batting. Scores:—

OXFORD. First Innings

Twining, c Carter, b Faulkner 13 Evans, c Campbell, b Pcglcr ... 56 Campbell, c Campbell, b Cox ... 7 Knott, b Cox ... ... 0 Coleman, c Carter, b Faulkner ... 6 Gackwar of Baroda, c Mitchell, b Pegler ... ... ... 02 Crutchley, c and b Faulkner ... 8 Neuman, b Pegler ... ... 18 Lagden, c Nourse, b Pegler ... 26 Vidler, not out ... ... 33 Lister-Kaye, run out ... ... 35 Sundries ... ... ... 14 Total , ...278 Bowling analysis.—Nourse, none for 46; Pegler, four for 50; Cox, two for 51; Faulkner, three for 52; Hartigan, none for 3;: Carter, none for 3; White, none for 0. ■ J | Africans. ’ Taylor, lbw.j|,Evans ... ... 2 Hartigan, IhvV., Crutchley ... 2 Nourse, not out ... ... 19 Faulkner, not out ... ... 9 Total for two wickets ... 35 AUSTRALIA v. M.C.C. *• • -0/ • .'ty c' 5 ,- ( '(Received 21, 8.50 a.m,) , a / London, May 20. The weajnju was warm, and the \\ic'gobd'match Australia v. iM.C.C. The attendance was 5000. CarkeekfpMacLaren, Smith, and Jennings ,'Mero omitted, Philip Mead repllj®# Relf. The was entrusted to Emery and MinndtM|who opened ffukily. Fry madd’JCvo dangerous strokes in his first over 2 Douglas was twice nearly caught by rising balls. Fry succumbed to a low ball fast off the pitch. Douglas was taken at second slip. 2 for 85.

The ball was kicking occasionally

Seventy appeared after an hour's play, and the century after 100 minutes.

Warner was smartly caught by Minnett at third man, from a rising ball, olf the shoulder of his bat.

Hazlitt replaced Emery after luncheon.

Hearne failed to stop one of Kel--Icway's spooners, and his middle stump was removed by the same bowler.—

Perrin was twenty minutes in making a single. He over-hit a half volley of Hazlitt's.

Kelleway bagged Burns with a similar contribution.—7 for 152.

MARYLEBONE First Innings.

Fry, b Emery ... ... 25 Douglas, c Matthews, b Kelleway 33 Spooner, b Kelleway ... ... 35 Warner, c Minnett, b Kelleway 9 Hearne, b Kelleway ... '... 10 Perrin, b Hazlitt ... ... 1 Burns, b Kelleway ... ... 1 Moral ... ... ... 19 Littlejohn ... ... ... 0 Thompson ... ... ... 3 Brown, not out ... ... 6 Sundries ... ... ... 27 Total 169 Bowling analysis: Minnett 0 for 22, Emory 1 for 23. Whi tty 0 for 15, Kelleway 5 for 10, Hazlitt 4 for 29.