A Game Sustained

186 Bibliography Newspapers The majority of the source material for this book was gathered from numerous Yorkshire newspapers published throughout the period from 1914 to 1920. In particular, I drew on the Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer , Yorkshire Evening Post , Hull Daily Mail, Sheffield Independent, Sheffield Daily Telegraph, Leeds Times and Shipley Times and Express. The papers were accessed via the British Newspaper Archive website. Books and articles Barker, T (2009) Cricket’s Wartime Sanctuary: The First-Class Flight to Bradford, ACS Publications Birley, D (1999) A Social History of English Cricket, Aurum Press Collins, T (2013) Sport in Capitalist Society: A Short History, Routledge Credland, A.G (2014) The Hull Zeppelin Raids 1915-1918, Fonthill DeGroot, G (2014) Back in Blightly: The British At Home in World War One, Vintage Dickinson, J (2015) The Origins of Sheffield Wednesday, Amberley Greaves, G (1976) Over the Summers Again, Harrogate Cricket Club Gregory, A (2008) The Last Great War: British Society and the First World War, Cambridge University Press Harrison, T (1952) Yorkshire Cricket Council 1899-1951, The Yorkshire Post Hill, A (1991) Herbert Sutcliffe, Cricket Maestro, Stadia Hobbs, J (1935) My Life Story, The Star Publications Department Howat, G (1989) Cricket’s Second Golden Age: The Hammond-Bradman Years, Hodder and Stoughton Huggins, M and Williams, J (2006) Sport and the English 1918-1939, Routledge John, S (2013) ‘A Different Kind of Test Match’: Cricket, English Society and the First World War in Sport in History , vol 33, No 1 pp19-48 Kilburn, J (1948) The Scarborough Cricket Festival, The Scarborough Cricket Club Lodge, A (1991) Drakes Huddersfield Cricket League: Centenary 1891- 1991, Official Souvenir Lonsdale, J (2017) A Game Taken Seriously: The Foundations of Yorkshire’s cricketing power, ACS Publications Mason, T and Riedi, E (2010) Sport and the Military: The British Armed Forces 1880-1960, Cambridge McKie, A (2018) Women at the Wicket: A History of Women’s Cricket in Interwar England, ACS Publications McKinstry, L (2012) Jack Hobbs: England’s Greatest Cricketer, Yellow Jersey Press Midwinter, E (1987) The Lost Seasons: Cricket in Wartime 1939-45, Metheun