Melbourne, Dec. 14.
The special match between Australia and the Rest, to mark the centenary of the Melbourne Cricket Club, ended yesterday in a draw. The Rest, batting first, made 215, to which the Australia Test team replied with 426, Don Bradman contributed 118 and McCabe 105.
At the close of play The Rest had made 324 for eight in their second innings.—Reuter. efforts, however, proved futile and they immediately sent out an urgent call for an ambulance which rushed Shelaeff to the Emergency Hospital.
Early this morning Salvadore was arrested òn the technical charge of manslaughter pending the official inquest into the sudden death of the Russian boxer.
Heinrich Seelig, manager of She-Jeff, was heart-broken. He seemed in a daze when interviewed by United Press.
"Gamest Youngster"
"I am unable adequately to express my shock as a result of the death of Andre," he stuttered, holding back his tears. "Out association since Andre was fifteen was more like father and son than manager and fighter. He was the gamest youngster I ever knew."
Seelig, brother of Erie Seelig, German middleweight boxer campaigning in the United States, said that he was uncertain as regards future plans. He indicated, however, thet he would possibly leave for New York.
Walter Elvitsky, Shelaeff's handler whose parents are friends of Shelaeff's parents in Harbin, wes also deeply shocked. He said that throughout the fight Shelaeff had talked coherently intelligently, Shelaeff's second, however, revealed that Shelaeff might have suffered some. hard blows in the first three rounds.
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