1935-36 Grimsby Town Roster
The Football League First Division (TFL1)
England, Level I
Team Record: 17-20-5 - 39 points
Finishing 17th in TFL1
Location: Cleethorpes, England
1935-36 Grimsby Town StatisticsEngland, Level I
Team Record: 17-20-5 - 39 points
Finishing 17th in TFL1
Location: Cleethorpes, England
Grimsby Town of The Football League First Division ended the 1935-36 season with a record of 17 wins, 5 draws and 20 losses for 39 points finishing seventeenth in TFL1.
The team chalked up 65 goals and surrendered 73. Pat Glover scored 31 goals for the squad, while Charlie Craven and George Baldry netted five or more, too.
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| Player | Pos. | Birth Date | Height | Weight | Hometown |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| George Baldry | May 26, 1911 | Cleethorpes, England | |||
| Jackie Bestall | F | June 24, 1900 | 5'5" | Beighton, England | |
| Harry Betmead | April 11, 1912 | Grimsby, England | |||
| Teddy Buck | October 29, 1904 | Dipton, England | |||
| Fred Crack | January 12, 1919 | 5'9" | Lincoln, England | ||
| Charlie Craven | F | December 2, 1909 | Boston, England | ||
| Jimmy Dyson | F | March 4, 1907 | Middleton, England | ||
| Pat Glover | F | September 9, 1910 | 6'0" | Swansea, Wales | |
| Alec Hall | September 17, 1909 | Grimsby, England | |||
| John Hodgson | September 30, 1913 | Seaham, England | |||
| Dennis Jennings | F, D | July 20, 1910 | Habberley Valley, England | ||
| Ned Kelly | D | December 29, 1907 | Seaham Harbour, England | ||
| Cyril Lewis | April 10, 1909 | 5'8" | Tonypandy, Wales | ||
| Matt Moralee | F | February 21, 1912 | Barnburgh, England | ||
| Walter Ponting | F | April 13, 1913 | Grimsby, England | ||
| Chris Robertson | March 25, 1914 | 5'11" | Mablethorpe, England | ||
| Jimmy Smailes | F | June 9, 1907 | Tow Law, England | ||
| Cam Theaker | G | December 8, 1912 | 5'10" | Spalding, England | |
| Reg Tomlinson | F | July 2, 1914 | 6'0" | Sleaford, England | |
| George Tweedy | G | January 8, 1913 | Willington, England | ||
| Ned Vincent | March 3, 1909 | Prudhoe, England |
