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1901 English 1St Div 1901-02 SUNDERLAND 1901-02 EVERTON HM GF 1.88 AW GF 1.06 HM GF 1.82 AW GF 1.29 HM GA 1.59 AW GA 1.24 HM GA 0.65 AW GA 1.41 MGR: Alex Mackie MGR: William C. Cuff GK: Teddy Doig GK: George Kitchen(27) Willie Muir (7) PENALTY: ??? PENALTY: ??? Billy Hogg 1 - 22 Willie Murray 99 - 100 Jimmy Settle 1 - 35 Jimmy Gemmell 23 - 42 Jack Taylor 36 - 50 Jimmy Millar 43 - 60 Jack Sharp 51 - 62 Robert Hogg 61 - 72 Sandy Young 63 - 73 Colin McLatchie 73 - 80 Jack Bell 74 - 83 Dicky Jackson 81 - 86 Walter Abbott 84 - 90 John Craggs 87 - 90 Tom Booth 91 - 92 Alf Common 91 - 92 Adam Bowman 93 - 94 Joe Hewitt 93 - 94 Peter Paterson 95 - 96 Sandy McAlister 95 - 96 Wilf Toman 97 - 98 Andy McCombie 97 - 98 Sam Wolstenholme 99 - 100 1901-02 ENGLISH 1st DIVISION 1901-02 ENGLISH 1st DIVISION 1901-02 NEWCASTLE UNITED 1901-02 BLACKBURN ROVERS HM GF 2.41 AW GF 0.41 HM GF 2.12 AW GF 0.94 HM GA 0.82 AW GA 1.18 HM GA 0.94 AW GA 1.88 MGR: Frank Watt MGR: J. Walmsley GK: Matt Kingsley GK: Willie McIver (28) Walter Whitaker (6) PENALTY: ??? PENALTY: ??? Richard Roberts 1 - 25 Daniel Pattinson 99 - 100 Jack Dewhurst 1 - 27 Ronald Orr 26 - 44 Peter Somers 28 - 47 Jock Peddie 45 - 60 Fred Blackburn 48 - 64 Jock Rutherford 61 - 71 Hugh Morgan 65 - 76 Robert McColl 72 - 77 Arnie Whittaker 77 - 82 Colin Veitch 78 - 83 Sammy McClure 83 - 89 Alec Gardner 84 - 88 William Bryant 90 - 93 William Stewart 89 - 92 H Gale 94 - 98 Andy Aitken 93 - 94 Kelly Houlker 99 - 100 Jack Carr 95 - 96 Tommy Niblo 97 - 98 1901-02 ENGLISH 1st DIVISION 1901-02 ENGLISH 1st DIVISION 1901-02 NOTTINGHAM FOREST 1901-02 DERBY COUNTY HM GF 1.88 AW GF 0.65 HM GF 1.53 AW GF 0.76 HM GA 0.76 AW GA 1.76 HM GA 0.59 AW GA 1.82 MGR: Harry Haslam MGR: Harry Newbould GK: Harry Linacer (31) Alex Newbigging (4) GK: Jack Fryer PENALTY: ??? PENALTY: ??? Jack Calvey 1 - 29 Stephen Bloomer 1 - 38 Grenville Morris 30 - 45 Ben Warren 39 - 51 Alf Spouncer 46 - 62 John Boag 52 - 59 Matthew Broughton 63 - 71 Archie Goodall 60 - 67 Fred Forman 72 - 81 Johnny May 68 - 74 Frank Forman 82 - 86 Dickie Wombwell 75 - 82 George Henderson 87 - 90 George Davis 83 - 87 Alf Hitch 91 - 95 Frank Middleton 88 - 92 Arthur Capes 96 - 98 Alexander Balkwill 93 - 95 George Robinson 99 - 100 William Fulton 96 - 97 Arnold Warren 98 - 100 1901-02 ENGLISH 1st DIVISION 1901-02 ENGLISH 1st DIVISION 1901-02 BURY 1901-02 ASTON VILLA HM GF 1.82 AW GF 0.76 HM GF 1.59 AW GF 0.88 HM GA 0.53 AW GA 1.71 HM GA 0.76 AW GA 1.59 MGR: H.S. Hamer MGR: George Ramsay GK: Archie Montgomery (30) Fred Thompson (4) GK: Billy George (25) Jack Whitley (8) PENALTY: ??? PENALTY: ??? Charles Sagar 1 - 27 Jasper McLuckie 1 - 38 Willie Wood 28 - 48 Joe Bache 39 - 57 Jack Plant 49 - 57 Billy Garraty 58 - 67 Albert Monks 58 - 70 Billy Clarke 68 - 74 George Lamberton 71 - 80 Jack Devey 75 - 79 Tom Gray 81 - 84 George Johnson 80 - 83 Billy Richards 85 - 91 Tom Niblo 84 - 88 George Ross 92 - 95 Alf Wood 89 - 93 Joe Leeming 96 - 98 Bobby Templeton 94 - 95 Jaspar McLuckie 99 - 100 Tom Perry 96 - 98 Albert Wilkes 99 - 100 1901-02 ENGLISH 1st DIVISION 1901-02 ENGLISH 1st DIVISION 1901-02 SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY 1901-02 SHEFFIELD UNITED HM GF 1.76 AW GF 1.06 HM GF 2.24 AW GF 0.88 HM GA 0.82 AW GA 2.24 HM GA 0.76 AW GA 2.06 MGR: Arthur Dickinson MGR: John Nicholson GK: Jack Lyall (31) Frank Stubbs (3) GK: William "Fatty" Foulkes PENALTY: ??? PENALTY: ??? Harry Chapman 1 - 20 Fred Priest 1 - 30 Harry Johnson 97 - 98 Andrew Wilson 21 - 39 Walter Bennett 31 - 49 Nudger Needham 99 - 100 Harry Davis 40 - 57 Alf Common 50 - 62 Fred Spiksley 58 - 67 George Hedley 63 - 75 Jack Beech 68 - 74 Oakey Field 76 - 81 Jock Malloch 75 - 80 Billy Barnes 82 - 85 John Wright 81 - 87 Bert Lipsham 86 - 89 William Dryburgh 88 - 91 Walter Anderson 90 - 91 Vivien Simpson 92 - 96 Billy Beer 92 - 92 Tommy Crawshaw 97 - 98 Billy Brawn 93 - 94 Matt Moralee 99 - 100 Edwin Greensill 95 - 96 1901-02 ENGLISH 1st DIVISION 1901-02 ENGLISH 1st DIVISION 1901-02 LIVERPOOL 1901-02 BOLTON WANDERERS HM GF 1.65 AW GF 0.82 HM GF 2.24 AW GF 0.76 HM GA 0.94 AW GA 1.29 HM GA 1.00 AW GA 2.29 MGR: Tom Watson MGR: John Somerville GK: Bill Perkins GK: John Sutcliffe PENALTY: Robertson PENALTY: ??? Sam Raybould 1 - 38 Tom Barlow 1 - 20 Tommy Robertson 39 - 48 David Stokes 21 - 24 Jack Cox 49 - 57 James McKie 25 - 39 Andy McGuigan 58 - 79 James Picken 40 - 55 Arthur Goddard 80 - 83 Harold Williams 56 - 67 Charlie Satterthwaite 84 - 88 William Tracey 68 - 73 George Fleming 89 - 90 Bill Bannister 74 - 76 Sailor Hunter 91 - 93 Laurie Bell 77 - 94 Jack Robertson 94 - 95 Archie Freebairn 95 - 96 John Walker 96 - 98 Bob Taylor 97 - 98 Bill White 99 - 100 John Worthington 99 - 100 1901-02 ENGLISH 1st DIVISION 1901-02 ENGLISH 1st DIVISION 1901-02 NOTTS COUNTY 1901-02 WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS HM GF 2.59 AW GF 0.41 HM GF 1.88 AW GF 0.82 HM GA 1.12 AW GA 2.24 HM GA 0.76 AW GA 2.59 MGR: Tom Harris MGR: John Addenbrooke GK: Harry Pennington GK: Tom Baddeley PENALTY: ??? PENALTY: ??? Percy Humphreys 1 - 27 Billy Wooldridge 1 - 28 George Swift 99 - 100 Jack Morris 28 - 51 Billy Beats 29 - 46 William Ross 52 - 69 Ted Pheasant 47 - 61 Walter Bull 70 - 76 Adam Heywood 62 - 72 Ellis Gee 77 - 82 Jack Miller 73 - 80 Ted McDonald 83 - 88 A Fellows 81 - 87 Dickie Joynes 89 - 92 Richmond Gueilliam 88 - 89 Arthur Hadley 93 - 94 Jackery Jones 90 - 91 George Lewis 95 - 96 Frankie Pope 92 - 93 Fred Spencer 97 - 98 Henry Preston 94 - 96 Alf Warner 99 - 100 Harry Rowbotham 97 - 98 1901-02 ENGLISH 1st DIVISION 1901-02 ENGLISH 1st DIVISION 1901-02 GRIMSBY TOWN 1901-02 STOKE CITY HM GF 1.94 AW GF 0.65 HM GF 1.82 AW GF 0.82 HM GA 0.94 AW GA 2.59 HM GA 0.71 AW GA 2.53 MGR: ??? MGR: H.D. Austerberry GK: Walter Whittaker (20) Billy Tennant (13) GK: Leigh Richmond Roose PENALTY: ??? PENALTY: ??? Duncan Ronaldson 1 - 27 Jimmy Stevenson 99 - 100 Martin Watkins 1 - 37 Bill Appleyard 28 - 48 Sam Higginson 38 - 51 Harry Fletcher 49 - 57 Arthur Lockett 52 - 63 Andy Gardner 58 - 66 George Harris 64 - 70 Walter Leigh 67 - 75 Freddie Johnson 71 - 77 George Harper 76 - 82 Billy McDonald 78 - 84 Jimmy Long 83 - 86 Frank Whitehouse 85 - 91 Alfred Nelmes 87 - 91 Len Hales 92 - 95 Alf Dean 92 - 93 Tom Holford 96 - 100 Paddy Gray 94 - 95 Bill Hemingfield 96 - 98 1901-02 ENGLISH 1st DIVISION 1901-02 ENGLISH 1st DIVISION 1901-02 SMALL HEATH (Birmingham City) 1901-02 MANCHESTER CITY HM GF 1.82 AW GF 0.94 HM GF 1.65 AW GF 0.82 HM GA 0.82 AW GA 1.82 HM GA 1.00 AW GA 2.41 MGR: Alfred Jones MGR: Sam Omerod GK: Nat Robinson GK: Charlie Williams (15) Jack Hillman (14), PENALTY: McRoberts PENALTY: ??? Frank Barrett (5) Bob McRoberts 1 - 22 Billy Gillespie 1 - 36 James Scotson 96 - 98 Jack Aston 23 - 35 Billy Meredith 37 - 55 Freddie Thelfall 99 - 100 Charlie Athersmith 36 - 48 James Hosie 56 - 62 Johnny McMillan 49 - 61 Fred Williams 63 - 69 Bamford Leonard 62 - 72 Jimmy Drummond 70 - 74 Sid Wharton 73 - 80 Tom Hynds 75 - 79 Oakey Field 81 - 87 Richard Jones 80 - 83 Walter Wigmore 88 - 93 Willie McOustra 84 - 88 Billy Jones 94 - 98 John Henderson 89 - 90 Jimmy Murray 99 - 100 Hugh Morgan 91 - 93 Jimmy Ross 94 - 95 1901-02 ENGLISH 1st DIVISION 1901-02 ENGLISH 1st DIVISION .
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