Newspaper cutting of
Tingewick's first cricket century

Contributed by Rob and Sue Lee (Rob is the great-grandson of Henry William Judd)

Notes and links Village side players George Cox b 1849/51 in Preston Bissett, labourer George Alcock, born 1846, landlord of the "White Hart" George Pollard, born 1850, miller and farmer (farmhouse later known as The Gables, now sadly demolished) Shugborough Newitt Steedenborn 1850, wheelwright (Back Street) Joseph Paxton, born 1853, agricultural labourer at Sand Pit Hill George Side, born 1872, grocer's assistant William Holton not identified with certainty: possibly William born 1863 who may be the same person as this and/or this George Doggett, born 1868 in Clophill (Bedfordshire), butler at Little Tingewick until after 1th 1891 census Thomas Barnes, bp 1869, labourer (later railway platelayer) Richard Coates, b 1858, painter and glazier Alfred Roads, born 1872/3, painter and glazier George Steeden, bap 1852, labourer (brother of Shugborough, above) Thomas Aris, b 1848, shepherd George Alcock, jun b. 1877 so only 12 when the match was played - son of the White Hart landlord Club players Edwin Judd bapt. 1870, cordwainer, later the local carrier, brother of Henry and Herbert below W. Woodman is probably William born 1871, not Walter born 1876 Henry William Judd born 1866 teacher, later journalist in New Zealand and great-grandfather of the contributor of this cutting Herbert Owen Judd bp 1863, shoemaker, brother of Henry above Rev. Frederick Charles Impey Long M.A. born 1856 in Bala, Merioneth, curate-in-charge of the parish of Chetwode and Barton Hartshorn John Thomas Barnes bp 1855, postmaster and grocer Probably Frederick Hadland born 1844, brewer and landlord (with his brother John) of the Crown Inn Charles William Francis Beale b. 1857/8 in London, groom / coachman at Tingewick House	Tingewick Club XI v Tingewick Village XIX This match was played at Tingewick on Thurs- day, September 11th, and resulted in an easy win for the club team, as the following scores will show:- Village XIX
	G. Cox, run out ............................ A. Tombs, b. H.W. Judd ..................... G. Alcock, b. H.W. Judd .................... G. Pollard, b. H.W. Judd ................... S.N. Steeden, b. H.W. Judd ................. J. Paxton, c. H.W. Judd, b. H.O. Judd .... G. Side, b. H.W. Judd ...................... W. Holton, b. H.O. Judd .................... G. Doggett, run out ........................ T. Barnes, b. H.O. Judd .................... T. Tarman, b. run out ...................... R. Coates, b. H.W. Judd .................... A. Roads, run out .......................... W. Cadd, b. H.W. Judd ...................... H. Cross, run out .......................... G. Steeden, b. H.W. Judd ................... R. Lacy, run out ........................... T. Aris, c. H.O. Judd, b. H.W. Judd ........ G. Alcock, jun, not out .................... Extras .......................	0 2 1 0 0 1 4 2 1 3 0 2 1 0 0 0 9 2 0 20 ----- 48
	Club XI
	E.A. Judd, b. G. Doggett ....................... W. Woodman, b. G. Side ....................... H.W. Judd, c. Turman, b. Doggett .......... H.O. Judd, c. Tombe, b. Side .................. Rev. C.I. Long, c. Roads, b. Doggett ...... J.T. Barnes, b. Doggett ....................... F. Harper, b. Steeden ....................... F. Hadland, b. Doggett ....................... C. Workman, b. Tarman ....................... G. Heritage, c. Cadd, B. Tarman ............ C. Beale, not out....................... Extras ....................... 1880s photo of Tingewick Cricket Club from the archives of Buckinghamshire County council	5 24 123 0 4 11 12 3 7 0 4 7 ----- 200