Lives of the First World War

Headstone of the grave of Dorothy Irene Porter, the daughter of Albert and Edith Porter, at Trumpington Churchyard Extension. Dorothy died, aged 2 years and 9 months, on 15 March 1920. The churchyard extension is located at the junction of Hauxton Road and Shelford Road, Trumpington. Photograph: Wendy Roberts 5 September 2015

Photograph to indicate the location of Dorothy Irene Porter's grave in the centre foreground of the picture at Trumpington Churchyard Extension. Dorothy died, aged 2 years and 9 months, on 15 March 1920. The churchyard extension is located at the junction of Hauxton Road and Shelford Road, Trumpington. Photograph: Wendy Roberts 5 September 2015

"Winners of their respective groups, Newton and Trumpington met in the final of the Grantchester and District League on Saturday, when the former Club, created a surprise by winning the match by an innings and some runs to spare." ... "The Trumpington team, whose fine all-round display throughout the season made them one of the most formidable of the local elevens" - caption of photograph published in Cambridge Chronicle, 4 October 1922, p.7. Standing: A.F. Edwards (Hon. Treasurer), C. Smith, E. Benton, E. Peters, S. Harvey, R. Cousins, and G. Smith. Seated: S. Mayle, H. Stearn, A. H. Porter (captain), R. Rayner, and H. Hicks. Seated in front is the son of the Club’s Hon. Treasurer, R. Edwards, who acted as scorer.

Final match of the Milton and District League (Division 1), Willingham defeated Trumpington by seven runs. :- Standing: G. Smith, Lloyd, E. Benton, J. Haggis, C. Smith, Mayle, J. Kefford. Seated: R. Rayner, A.H. Porter, P. Utteridge (captain), H. Hicks, A. Haggis and (on the ground) R. Edwards (scorer). Source: Cambridge Chronicle, 21 September 1921, p.7