AUSTRALIA BEATEN AT SCARBOROUGH

Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22507, 15 September 1938, Page 8

AUSTRALIA BEATEN AT SCARBOROUGH

TEN RICKETS MARGIN IN ENGLISH VICTORY LONDON. September 13. Collapsing in its second innings for 102, Australia was beaten by 10 wickets by Mr H. D. G. LevesonGower’s eleven at Scarborough. It was the last match of the English Bowes was largely responsible for Australia’s worst collapse of the tour, and the innings ended after 175 minutes. Sutcliffe briskly and Hutton quietly set about the comfortable task of getting 46 runs to van, and half an hour’s batting was sufficient to complete the crushing defeat. Scores: — AUSTRALIA First innings • • • • • • Second Innings O’Reilly, c Bowes, b Fames .. 0 Ward, b Nichols - • •' i'i Brown, not out .. • - • • Fingleton. c Gibb, b Bowes .. 20 Badcock, b Bowes .. .. y McCabe, b Bowes - .. *• , Barnes, b Verity •• JBarnett, Ibw, b Bowes .. • • Waite, b Bowes .. .. ... 0. Fleetwood-Smith, st Gibb, b Verity 5 McCormick, absent hurt .. .. 0 Extras ... ... . • 5 Total .. • • • • 102 Bowling—Fames took one for 10; Nichols, one for 28; Bowes, five for 42; Verity, two for 17. LEVESON-GOWER’S ELEVEN First innings, total for eight wickets, declared .. .. 363 Second Innings Sutcliffe, not out .. ..36 Hutton, not out .. .. .. 9 Extra .. .. .. 1 Total for no wickets .. 46 Bowling—Waite took none for 18; O’Reilly, none for 24; Ward, none for 3. i