Cricket 1911

J a n . 26 1911 CRICKET A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 5 out his bat, 88 of the last 142 in 67. Queens­ land made a good effort to obtain the 440 set them to win, Hartigan and Jennings making J37 for the opening partnership in 85 minutes and five of the subsequent players reaching double-figures. Jennings’ display was faultless, but Hartigan might have been caught when 41. In the final stage of the mutch the fielding of the visitors was of variable quality. The receipts during the three days totalled £342 11s. Score and analysis:— S outh A frica . Second innings. run out ...........99 c and b Barstow 0 First innings. J. W. Zulch, c Jennings, b MacLaren ... .............. 7 L. Strieker, c Redgrave, b M acLarcn.......................... 5 M. Hathorn, c Jennings, b Barstow ..........................15 A 1). Nourse, b Barstow .. 3S G. A. Faulkner, c Marshal, b Redgrave ..................54 O. C. Pearce, c Fennelly, b McCloy .......................... 1 S. J. Snooke, c Fennelly, b MacLaren..........................13 C. B. Llewellyn, c Marshal, b Redgrave ..................31 R. O. Schwarz, b MacLaren 4 A. K. E. Vogler, c Sims, b MacLaren.......................... 3 T. Campbell, not o u t......... 9 b McCloy ... c Hartigan, MacLaren c Jennings, MacLaren c Hutcheon, McCloy ... b MacLaren b ... 1 b ... 73 b ... 33 B 19, lb 3 Total .. ... 22 ...202 notout..................88 b Barstow ... ... 51 c Jennings, b Barstow ......... 1 c Fennelly, b Redgrave B 8, lb 3, w 2 13 Total..........3S2 Q ueensland . First innings. Second innings. R. J. Hartigan, c Faulkner, b Vogler .......................... 2 b Faulkner........... C. B. Jennings, lbw, b Schwarz ..........................24 b Nourse ........... S. J. Fennelly, c Vogler, b Llew ellyn..........................15 b Faulkner........... S. J. Redgrave, b Schwaiz 1 b Schw arz........... J. S. Hutcheon, st Camp- c Hathorn, b bell, b Faulkner ... 9 Faulkner.......... A. Marshal, c Vogler, b c Campbell, b F au lk n er..........................50 Vogler .... W. S. MeCloy, c Vogler, b Faulkner ......... ...........15 b Faulkner........... J. W. MacLaren, st Camp­ bell, b V o g le r .................. 0 notout .... W. A. Armstrong, not out 14 c Campbell, b Vogler ........... C. B. Barstow, b Faulkner 4 c and b Faulkner A. Sims, b Faulkner ......... 5 b Vogler ... ... B 4, nb 2 .................. 6 B 16, lb 7, w 1 Total ...145 Total.........317 MacLaren McCloy ... Barstow... Marshal... Redgrave Vogler ... Faulkner Schwarz... Llewellyn South A frica . First innings. O. M. R. W. 18 2 55 5 ... . 7 0 27 1 ... 11 0 50 2 ... 3 0 10 0 ... , 8 2 1 38 2 ... Armstrong ... Hartigan Q ueensland. First innings. O. M. R. W. ........... 16 4 60 2 ... 16 1 2 32 5 ... 8 0 29 2 ... 4 0 18 1 ... Nourse ... Snooke ... Second innings. O. M. R. W. 4 75 3 0 92 2 1 68 3 0 25 0 3 75 1 0 25 0 0 9 0 25 14 17 3 18 , 4 Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 13 ... 1 ... 15 ... 4 2 66 2 1(H) 2 47 0 2 2 60 1 12 Schwarz bowled two no-balls. 5th M atch —v. TOOWOOMBA. Played at Toowoomba on Nov. 30, Dec. 1. The South Africans won by an innings and 11 runs. The interest taken in this match was purely local, and the Toowoombians were certainly venturesome in taking the field with only eleven men. rlb e game was limited to a couple of days, in which time the tourists had no oifficulty in winning by an innings. On the first day the attendance was 4,000 and receipts amounted to about £120. After dismissing the home side for 83, the South Africans ran up 320 in 189 minutes, Snooke and Nourse playing very freely. The former made his 93 in 100 minutes and hit two 6's. Toowoomba gave a better display in their second innings, but the game was not taken too seriously. Jones, who was again top scorer, scored 82 in 85 minutes, hitting a 6 and two 4's, and with Barbour put on 101 for the sixth wicket. The innings lasted two hours 22 minutes. Jones is a solicitor by profession and once won the high jump championship of Australia. Score and analysis:— T oowoomba . First innings. Second innings. E. A. Gill, c Vogler, b Snooke .................. 2 b Pegler .......... 4 J. Fitzgerald, c Nourse, b c Strieker, b Sinclair .......................... 1 Pegler ...........36 P. Thomas, c Strieker, b Sinclair .................. ... 4 b Pegler ........... 0 G. P. Barbour, c Snooke, b Vogler.......................... ... 12 lbw, b Pegler ... 40 W. Miles, b Snooke ... ... 0 c Pegler, b Sin­ clair .................. 3 A. H. Jones, c Sherwell, b Pegler.......................... ... 39 lbw, b Vogler ... 82 C. Noel, b Vogler ... 0 not out .......... 1 B. Mahoney, not o u t.. ... 11 lbw, b Vogler ... 29 H. Hoddinott, st Campbell, b Pegler .................. ... 5 run out ........... 0 A. F. Jenkins, b Vogler ... 7 b Pegler .......... 11 F. Fett, b Vogler.......... 2 c Sherwell, b Vogler .......... 8 Byes, &c.............. ... 0 Byes, &c. ... 12 Total .......... ... 83 Total.......... 226 S outh A frica , J. W. Zulch, b Fitz­ gerald ..................36 L. Strieker, lbw, b M iles..........................10 S. J. Snooke, c Hoddi- nott, b Barbour ... 93 A. D. Nourse, lbw, b Fett ..........................78 J. H. Sinclair,b Fett.. 29 O. C. Pearse, c Hoddi- nott, b Miles .......... 11 M. Commaillc,run out 2 S. J. Pegler, not out. 19 A. E. E.Voglcr, cGill, b H oddinott......... 11 P. W. Sherwell, st Jones, b Fitzgerald 8 T. Campbell, b . oddi- n o t t .......................... 3 Byes, &c..............20 Total 320 T oowoomba . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. K. W. Snooke ... 6 1 18 2 .......... 8 0 39 0 Sinclair ... 6 2 21 2 .......... . 9 1 42 1 Vogler ... 6 0 19 4 ... ... 15*3 0 76 3 Pegler ... 5 0 25 ......... , 11 2 33 5 Pearse .......... . 2 0 8 0 Strieker 1 0 1 0 N ourse........... 3 0 15 0 S outh A frica . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Fett ... ... 22 8 70 2 1G ill... ... 4 0 23 0 Miles .. 19 2 84 2 Hoddinott 8‘3 0 56 2 Barbour ... 3 1 22 1 |Fitzgerald 7 0 45 2 6 th M atch .— v. AN AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN. Played at Brisbane on Deciinber 2, 3 and 5. Drawn. In view of the first Test match Schwarz was given a rest; otherwise the visitors were at full strength. Evans, the captain of the Australian side, put the South Africans in first on a drying wicket and saw three of their best men sent back for 10 runs. There, however, the pronounced success of the bowlers ceased, for Faulkner added 65 with Nourse and 51 with Llewellyn, whilst later Sinclair and Sherwell put on 68 for the eighth wicket and the latter and Vogler 84 for the ninth. Slierwell’s cutting was much admired. By aggressive and entertaining cricket Hordern made 54, but the feature of the home side’s first innings was the batting of Jennings, who made 95 out of 171 in 123 minutes. The latter hit nine 4’s and a 5, made some excellent strokes to the on and was out to a brilliant catch by Llewellyn at cover. With Kortlang he added 75 and with Macartney 58. By consistent play the South Africans made 197 for eight wickets in their second innings and then declare!, leaving the Australians two hours and a-half in which to make 276 to win. Some skilful batting by Marshal resulted, that plaver, who hit thirteen 4’s, making 106 out of 203 in two hours without a mistake. His driving and cutting evoked much enthusiasm, and he made his second 50 in 30 minutes. With Fennelly he put on 60 for the fourth wicket and with Kortlang 79 for the fifth. Score and analysis:— South A First innings. L. Strieker, b MacLaren ... J. W. Zuleh, b Macartney S. J. Snooke, c Jennings, b MacLaren A. I). Nourse, c Marshal, b M acLaren.......................... G. A. Faulkner, c Jennings b Matthews .................. C. B. Llewellyn, b Mat­ thews ................................. O. C. Pearse, b Macartney FRICA. Second innings. 1 b Hordern........... 3 2 run out .........5S c Marshal, b Mac- 0 Laren ........... 5 26 b Hordern .. 70 run out c Matthews, 50 Hordern ... 5 c Jennings, Matthews J. H. Sinclair, b MacLaren 47 c Kortlang, Matthews 76 not out.......... 41 not out................ 8 17 B 16, lb 4 .. ... 2 ... 21 b ... 42 b ... 4 b ... 11 ... 13 .. 18 20 P. W. Slierwcll, n otou t ... A. E. E. Vogler, c Kortlang, b Hordern.......................... S. J. Pegler, b Hordern ... B 10, lb 2, w 2, nb 3... Total .................. 343 Total (8 wkts)‘ 197 *Innings declared closed. An A u stra lia n XL First innings. Second innings. T. J. Matthews, lbw, b Sin­ clair ..................................13 Dr. H. V. Hordern, st Sher­ well, b V ogler...................54 R. J. Hartigan, b Pegler... 11 A. Marshal, b Vogler........... 0 st Sherwell, Vogler B. J. Kortlang, lbw, b F au lk n er.......................... 39 notout... C. B. Jennings, c Llewellyn, b S in clair......................... 95 D. Smith, b Llewellyn b ...106 33 C. G. Macartney, c Zulch, b Sinclair..........................22 S. J. Fennelly, lbw, b Sin­ clair .................................. 0 J. W. MacLaren, run out .. 6 W. J. Evans, not out........... 0 B 5, lb 1, w 1, nb 1... 8 Shcrwell, Faulkner .. 9 ... 17 cNoursc, b Faulk­ ner ...................15 st Shcrwell, b Faulkner.......... 2 Total ...265 c and b Pegler ... 25 B4,lb7, w l,n b l 13 Total (5 wkts)203 S outh A frica . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. MaoLaren ... 24 4 85 4 ... ... 14 5 35 I Macartney ... 21 4 74 2 ... ... 19 8 25 0 Hordern ... 9-4 0 54 2 ... ... 18 3 71 3 Hartigan ... 2 0 12 0 ... Matthews ... 16 2 83 2 ... !!’. 13 3 34 2 Marshal... ... 2 0 18 0 ... ... 3 0 10 0 Fennelly ... ... 1 0 2 0 MacLaren bowled two wides and three no balls. A n A ustralian XI. First innings. Sccond innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. w. Snookc ... ... 8 0 16 0 ... ... 3 0 10 0 Pegler ... ... 11 1 53 1 ... ... 4 0 22 1 Sinclair ... ... 24 2 67 4 ... ... 9 0 31 0 Vogler ... ... 17 2 46 2 ... .. l-l'l 1 54 1 Faulkner ... 14 2 44 1 ... ... 14 3 52 3 Nourse ... ... 3 0 12 0 ... ... 2 0 11 0 Llewellyn ... 5 1 19 1 ... ... 2 1 10 0 Sinclair and Nourse each bowled a wide and Vogler and Faulkner each a no-ball. 7 th M atch . —v. AUSTRALIA. ( th e fir st te s t ). Plajed at Sydney on December 9, 10, 12, i3 and 14. Australia won by an innings and 114 runs. (See Vol. xjcix., page 1*68).