1926-27 New York Giants Roster
American Soccer League (ASL)
Team Record: 21-16-7 - 49 points
Finishing 5th in the ASL
Location: New York, New York
1926-27 New York Giants StatisticsTeam Record: 21-16-7 - 49 points
Finishing 5th in the ASL
Location: New York, New York
The New York Giants of the American Soccer League ended the 1926-27 season with a record of 21 wins and 16 losses and 7 ties for 49 points finishing fifth in the ASL.
The Giants scored 120 goals and allowed 102. David Brown netted 52 goals for New York, while Max Gruenwald, Erno Schwarcz, Viktor Hierlander, Billy Herd, Hookey Leonard, Moritz Haeusler and Andy Horne each tallied five or more also.
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| Player | Pos. | Birth Date | Height | Weight | Hometown |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Baillie | |||||
| David Brown | November 18, 1898 | East Newark, NJ | |||
| Willie Crilley | March 17, 1905 | Cowcaddens, Scotland | |||
| Jimmy Douglas | G | January 12, 1898 | East Newark, NJ | ||
| Tommy Duggan | August 31, 1897 | Liverpool, England | |||
| Bobby Geudert | G | ||||
| Max Gruenwald | |||||
| Bela Guttmann | January 27, 1899 | Budapest, Hungary | |||
| Moritz Haeusler | July 20, 1901 | Vienna, Austria | |||
| Mickey Hamill | January 19, 1885 | Belfast, Northern Ireland | |||
| Billy Herd | , Scotland | ||||
| Viktor Hierlander | June 7, 1900 | Vienna, Austria | |||
| Hofner | |||||
| Holenhart | |||||
| Andy Horne | |||||
| Rudolph Hunziker | |||||
| Hookey Leonard | May 4, 1901 | Saltcoats, Scotland | |||
| McAdam | |||||
| Dave McClure | G | ||||
| McKenna | |||||
| Peter McKinney | December 16, 1897 | Leadgate, England | |||
| Henry Meyerdierks | |||||
| George Moorhouse | May 4, 1901 | Liverpool, England | |||
| Shamus O'Brien | |||||
| Charlie Pain | |||||
| Jimmy Parkes | |||||
| Gustav Pollak | November 12, 1898 | Vienna, Austria | |||
| Reid | |||||
| Joe Reynolds | |||||
| Erno Schwarcz | October 27, 1904 | Budapest, Hungary | |||
| Andy Straden | November 24, 1897 | Bothwell, Scotland | |||
| Hans Tandler | March 15, 1905 | , Austria | |||
| Vandeweghe |
