Sydney, Jan. 27.
New South Wales, with 708 runs, teat Victoria with 290 runs in the] first innings and 322 in the second, innings and 96 runs to-day.
For New South Wales Collins] scored 143, Kippax 271 unfinished, and Kelleway 68, Everett took four wickets for 67 runs against the Victorians in the first innings and five for 91 in the second.
For Victoria Ponsford scored 79] in the first innings and 198 in the second, Woodfull scored 126 in the second innings.
It is unofficially reported that the] South Australian Arthur Richard son, and the Victorians Woodfull and Ellis will complete the team to tour England, with Everett as the sixteenth man if the number they met such a formidable combination in the first match and were thus prevented from fully demonstrating their prowess.
It was undoubtedly @ splendid exhibition on the part of Scotland, all of the players showing well, but the forward division had the bulk of play, one.can be excused for mentioning the work "of Phillips, Dailey and Baxter. The Koreans were up against a hard team and their heavy defeat was due to inexperience of first class football when pitted against such a powerful comdination as the Scottish. The whole team worked strenuously minimise defeat but were outclassed. The scores for them were Park and Lee.
The teams were: as follows:
Seotland:—Maclean; Owing - end Boye; wan, and Crawford; Baxter, Philips, Hurry, Calder, gay A: Past, and ins Shop P Lees 'Korea!—~Tsoy; ABy and' Chang; Hahn, (G, Lee: and.
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