Arthur Eddington’s Cricket problem

The following is a problem set by Sir Arthur Eddington (which appeared in Caliban’s column in The New Statesman).

Extract from the score of a cricket match between Eastershire and Westershire:

Eastershire — Second Innings
A.A.Atkins	6
Bodkins	8
D.D.Dawkins	6
Hawkins	6
Jenkins(J.)	5
Larkins	4
Meakins	7
Hon. P.P.Perkins	11
Capt. S.S.Simkins	6
Tomkins	0
Wilkins	1
Extras	0
Total	60

Bowling Analysis
	Overs	Mdns.	Runs	Wkts.
Pitchwell	12.1	2	14	8
Speedwell	6	0	15	1
Tosswell	7	5	31	1

      The score was composed entirely of singles and fours. There were no catches, no-balls or short runs.
      Speedwell and Tosswell each had only one spell of bowling. Pitchwell bowled the first over, Mr Atkins taking the first ball. Speedwell was the other opening bowler.
      Whose wickets were taken by Speedwell and Tosswell?
      Who was not out?
      What was the score at the fall of each wicket?