1923-24 National Giants F.C. Roster
American Soccer League (ASL)
Team Record: 6-14-6 - 18 points
Finishing 6th in the ASL
Location: New York, New York
1923-24 National Giants F.C. StatisticsTeam Record: 6-14-6 - 18 points
Finishing 6th in the ASL
Location: New York, New York
The National Giants F.C. of the American Soccer League ended the 1923-24 season with a record of 6 wins and 14 losses and 6 ties for 18 points finishing sixth in the ASL.
The Giants F.C. recorded 36 goals and surrendered 64, most in the circuit. Peter Sweeney and Cecil Bremner scored 5 goals each for National.
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| Player | Pos. | Birth Date | Height | Weight | Hometown |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bergin | |||||
| Herman Bleich | Baden, Germany | ||||
| Cecil Bremner | , USA | ||||
| Jock Brown | G | July 9, 1903 | Parkhead, Glasgow Scotland | ||
| David Cameron | |||||
| Cavanaugh | |||||
| Cheriton | |||||
| Willie Crilley | March 17, 1905 | Cowcaddens, Scotland | |||
| Drummond | |||||
| Bow Ford | |||||
| William Forrest | G | ||||
| Forrester | |||||
| Bill Fryer | July 22, 1895 | Burradon, England | |||
| Jim Gallagher | June 7, 1901 | Kirkintilloch, Scotland | |||
| Gaw | |||||
| Gilfillan | |||||
| James Heeps | Banknock, Scotland | ||||
| Hook | |||||
| Rudolph Hunziker | |||||
| Edward McAusian | |||||
| Frank McIlwraith | Stevenston, Scotland | ||||
| McKenna | |||||
| Peter McKinney | December 16, 1897 | Leadgate, England | |||
| McQuade | |||||
| McRobbie | |||||
| McVeau | |||||
| Bob Millar | May 12, 1890 | Paisley, Scotland | |||
| George Moorhouse | May 4, 1901 | Liverpool, England | |||
| Nelson | |||||
| John Paton | Glasgow, Scotland | ||||
| Fred Pepper | |||||
| Quinn | |||||
| Harry Ratican | January 20, 1894 | St. Louis, MO | |||
| Reid | |||||
| Joe Reynolds | |||||
| Thomas Robb | January 25, 1899 | Bellshill, Scotland | |||
| Sally | |||||
| Jack Scott | G | Wilshaw, Scotland | |||
| Jim Scott | February 24, 1905 | Stevenston, Scotland | |||
| M. Scott | |||||
| Smith | |||||
| Eddie Swan | |||||
| Peter Sweeney | , Scotland | ||||
| Vandeweghe |
