
1937-38 Everton FC Roster
England, Level I
Team Record: 16-19-7 - 39 points
Finishing 14th in TFL1
Location: Liverpool, England
Everton FC of The Football League First Division ended the 1937-38 season with a record of 16 wins, 7 draws and 19 losses for 39 points finishing fourteenth in TFL1.
The team bagged 79 goals and yielded 75. Tommy Lawton scored 28 goals for the team, while Alex Stevenson, Albert Geldard, Douglas Trentham and Jimmy Cunliffe each contributed five or more also.
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| Player | Pos. | Birth Date | Height | Weight | Hometown |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bunny Bell | F | April 10, 1911 | Birkenhead, England | ||
| Walter Boyes | F | January 5, 1913 | 5'5" | Upperthorpe, England | |
| Cliff Britton | August 29, 1909 | 5'10" | Bristol, England | ||
| Billy Cook | January 20, 1909 | Coleraine, Northern Ireland | |||
| Jackie Coulter | F | Whiteabbey, Northern Ireland | |||
| Jimmy Cunliffe | F | July 5, 1912 | Blackrod, England | ||
| Dixie Dean | F | January 22, 1907 | 5'10" | Birkenhead, Merseyside England | |
| Peter Dougall | F | March 21, 1909 | Denny, Scotland | ||
| Charlie Gee | M | April 6, 1909 | 5'10" | 174 | Stockport, England |
| Albert Geldard | F | April 11, 1914 | Bradford, England | ||
| Torry Gillick | F | May 19, 1915 | Airdrie, Scotland | ||
| Norman Greenhalgh | D | August 10, 1914 | Bolton, England | ||
| George Jackson | January 14, 1911 | Liverpool, England | |||
| Jack Jones | July 3, 1913 | Bromborough, England | |||
| Thomas Jones | October 12, 1917 | Queensferry, Wales | |||
| Tommy Lawton | October 6, 1919 | Farnworth, Lancashire England | |||
| Joe Mercer | M | August 9, 1914 | Ellesmere Port, England | ||
| Harry Morton | G | January 9, 1909 | Chadderton, England | ||
| Ted Sagar | G | February 7, 1910 | Moorends, England | ||
| Alex Stevenson | F | August 9, 1912 | 5'5" | 141 | Dublin, Ireland |
| Jock Thomson | M | July 6, 1906 | Thornton, Scotland | ||
| Douglas Trentham | F | November 2, 1917 | Chirbury, England | ||
| Gordon Watson | M | March 1, 1914 | Wolsingham, England |
