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1922 - 2022 Timeline

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What Was the World Like in 1922?

The British Empire begins the year at its largest, ruling over 1 in 4 people. By the end of the year folowing the signing of the Anglo-Irish treaty The Irish Free State was named. 

Britain faced a flu epidemic, claiming 804 victims by the midde of January. 

in 1922 we started to hear the first radio broadcasts purely for entertaiment begin transmission on station 2MT for half an hour on Tuesday evenings, with the Prince of Wales adressing the nation later in the year on new sister station 2LO. It was a big year for entertainment, as the BBC was formed later in the year, introducing a host of new regional stations across the country.

We had a royal wedding, with Princess Mary marrying Viscount Lascelles at Wesminster Abbey.

English archaeologist Howard Carter and his men discover Tutankhamun's tomb in the Valley of the Kings.

We were introduced to the Austin 7 car, which was in circulation until 1939.

In the world of football England footballer Tom Finney was born, Liverpool were the league champions, Bradford City & Manchester United were relegated, and Huddersfield Town won the FA Cup in the last game before the hallowed turf of Wembley was used the next year. Yorkshire win the County Championship, beginning a un of four successive titles, and Wales won the 35th 5 nations tournament.  

Barbara Cartland writes her first novel, Jigsaw and Just William by Richmal Crompton is collected in book form.

Arguably most importantly though, Branston Pickle comes into circulation.

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1922

A Chertsey & District XVIII take on an legendary Surrey & England cricketer (& footballer) of the day Andy Ducat's XI. Sir Edward Stern can be found sitting in the middle of the front row next to Mr Ducat.

 
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1941

Going into 1941 the club stayed solvent and stable during WW2. The club thankfully doesn't lose many members during in the war effort and many members are still available for selection.

Popular member Leonard Gunner was tragically killed in 1940 and the club flag is placed over his coffin, having played a match a week before his death.

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1955

The club arranges many matches involving ladies cricket across the 1950s & 60s, including versus the England Ladies and a Molly Hyde XI. These meeting minutes discuss the 1955 match v England Ladies.

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A huge thankyou to Chertsey Museum, Martin Allen, Phil Boast, Kieran O'Keefe, The Dodd family, and the Shepherd family for the information provided.