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THE “C. S.W” CRICKET SCORE-BOOK (ADOPTED AS the OFFICIAL SCORE BOOK of the NEW SOUTH WALES JUNIOR CRICKET UNION) COMPETITION C L U B G R a D E THE “C. S.W” CRICKET SCORE-BOOK (ADOPTED AS THE OFFICIAL SCORE BOOK OF THE NEW SOUTH WALES JUNIOR CRICKET UNION) COMPETITION C l u b G r a d e . MATCH a g a i n s t - -PLAYED AT. TOSS WON BY........ .INNINGS OF.. ___ DATE......... RO UND No.. TINIE 6.GE. ir IN OUT «<pr(i23 BATSMEN RUNS AS SCORED HOW OUT BOWLER TOTALS 1. 2. 3. C 4. a 9 5. I 6. as «v 7. ►n •o 8. e si •o h 9. s to K 10. K O a <(VJ u E 11. U) D 7 200 1 789 12 45 67 4091 4S6769 MINS Ml MS 1 254 B <j 7 9 1 001 1 4S 09 ?: 6 3 $ 3 50 350 X lO 110 0 lO TOTAL \ 100 400 SUMDRICS o lc> 1130 2WIs m 4J<> CQ 40 146 Hq 440 150 450 ■56 I50 250 350 450 ou 1^P. cvU?f»n JOv if/l 200 500 TOTAL 70 170 270 370 470 2.W 550 WIDES SCOtiE Ao 1160 Ztit> S80 4$0 90 1190 isO 390 490 300 600 NOBAUS scone /M I■■Al.L C)F EACH WICKET. 1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. BATSMAN OUT NOT-OUT BAT5MAN AND HIS SCORE RESULT. 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ADELAIDE DECEMBER 16TH, 17TH & 18TH Mai Ives (Sydney) won the toss and batted SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 1ST INNINGS 2ND INNINGS IVES, M. Run Out 1 C. Sub. (t .Y. Pellew) B. Walker 55 CROMPTON, A. C.Heinicke B. Stevens 9 Not Out i n DAVSON, G. B . David 9 Not Out 8 COLE, G. C. Meyer B. Stevens 9 PAWLEY, M. C. Krievs B.David 1 3 0 MADGWICK, J. Run Out 3 1 FOLEY, D. B . Paul 5 1 FOX, D. B . David 1 5 ROME, J . B,Sangster 5 TOWNSEND, R. B.David 8 ANDERSON, H. Not Out 16 Byes - 6 Leg Bye - 1 No Ball - 2 Leg Bye - 1 No Ball - 1 289 1 Wkt. decl* 1 0 6 Innings - ^6k mins. Innings - 90 mins. ADELAIDE UNIVERSITY - BOWLING 0. M. R. w. 0 . • M. R. w. STEVENS, C . 16 2 3 4 2 5 18 DAVID, D. 2 7 1 83 k 5 ■ 22 SANGSTER, J.F. 18 1 7 4 1 k 2 2 WALKER, B.G. 9 k 3 1.1 9 GOWER, S • 1 2 1 7 MEYER, C.H.A. 3 3 1 3 16 PAUL, B. 5 5 OATEN, D.R. 1 10 Fall of witikets Fall of wicket 1 2 3 k 5 6 8 1 8 1 9 1 9 2 6 8 3 1 7 9 2 0 7 2 2 0 2 3 7 9 2 M. A V ADELAIDE UNIVERSITY 1ST INNINGS 2ND' INNINGS WALKER, Dr. B.G. L.B.W. B. Cole 1 0 3 PAUL, B. C. & B. Fox h 2 Not >Out 3 8 MEYER, C.*H.A. C. Foley B. Fox 28 B. Fox 6 SCHULTZ, T. C. & ,B". Cole 4 Not Out 2 SANGSTER, J.F. C. & B. Townsend 6 8 B . Pawley 10 OATEN, D.R. L.B.W. Anderson 3 B, Pawley k KRIEVS, G. B. Anderson 8 STEVENS, C . C. Foley B. Anderson 6 C. Anderson B. Rome 33 DAVID, D.J. C . Foley B . Fox 1 9 HEINICKE, W.P. C. Crompton B. Cole* 6 GOWER, S. Not Out 0 • Byes - 5 Leg Byes - 4 Wide - 1 10 Bye|^ .4' - Leg Byes - 2 _6 297 4 Wkts.
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