Wheatley Cricket XI 1924

Wheatley Cricket Team were the semi-finalists in Division II of the Oxfordshire League in 1924. They played at the time on the land off Littleworth Road. When it become the Secondary Modern School in 1950, a pitch was found south of the railway line, one field removed to the west from Jackie's Lane. Later the club moved to Holton.

Back Row:

Bill Tombs, Johnny Shepherd (Brother of Stouton), Dick Cooper, Jack Hillsdon (Stride), Tom Weller (Father of June), Bill Shepherd (Stouten)

Front Row:

Jim Shepherd (Ikey), Isaac Munt, Jim Surman, Bill Clements (Bladder), Jack Gomm

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