So was William Rhodes ("Today in History") related to Wilfred.....?

I couldn't find any in looking through various websites and print references.

According to Cricket archive

Willian Rhodes was born in Bradford on 4th Mar 1883 & died on 5th Aug 1941. He played 1 game for Yorks in 1911

http://www.cricketarchive.co.uk/Yorkshire/Players/32/32330/32330.html

The 'great' Wilfred Rhodes was born in Kirkheaton (just outside Huddersfield) on 29th Oct 1877 & died on 8th July 1973

http://www.cricketarchive.co.uk/Yorkshire/Players/0/241/241.html

So the fact should be about William ... but it is his death we are celebrating

I see that in his first match for Yorks Seconds, against Lancs Seconds, William Rhodes took 10 for 114, knocking off several batsmen of some ability -- including (twice) the great Earnest Tyldesley.

Guess he must have been one of those players of great promise, who ..... (where have I heard this before?).