1938-39 Preston North End Roster
The Football League First Division (TFL1)
England, Level I
Team Record: 16-14-12 - 44 points
Finishing 9th in TFL1
Location: Preston, England
1938-39 Preston North End StatisticsEngland, Level I
Team Record: 16-14-12 - 44 points
Finishing 9th in TFL1
Location: Preston, England
Preston North End of The Football League First Division ended the 1938-39 season with a record of 16 wins, 12 draws and 14 losses for 44 points finishing ninth in TFL1.
The team scored 63 goals and gave up 59. Jimmy Dougal netted 19 goals for the team, while Bobby Beattie, Frank White and George Mutch each contributed five or more, too.
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| Player | Pos. | Birth Date | Height | Weight | Hometown |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bob Batey | October 18, 1912 | Greenhead, England | |||
| Andy Beattie | August 11, 1913 | Kintore, Scotland | |||
| Bobby Beattie | F | January 24, 1916 | Kilmarnock, Scotland | ||
| Jackie Cox | M | 5'8" | Darvel, Scotland | ||
| Jimmy Dougal | F | October 3, 1913 | Denny, Scotland | ||
| Frank Gallimore | D | October 19, 1908 | , England | ||
| Len Gallimore | D | September 13, 1913 | Northwich, England | ||
| Harry Holdcroft | G | January 23, 1909 | Norton-in-the-Moors, England | ||
| Harry Lowe | D | February 19, 1907 | Skelmersdale, England | ||
| Bud Maxwell | F | January 15, 1913 | Kilmarnock, Scotland | ||
| Terry McGibbons | F | , Scotland | |||
| Jimmy McIntosh | April 5, 1918 | Dumfries, Scotland | |||
| Alex Millar | M | October 21, 1911 | Mossend, Scotland | ||
| Jimmy Milne | November 24, 1911 | Dundee, Scotland | |||
| George Mutch | F | September 21, 1912 | 5'7" | 154 | Ferryhill, Scotland |
| Hugh O'Donnell | F | February 15, 1913 | Buckhaven, Scotland | ||
| Bill Shankly | M | September 2, 1913 | Glenbuck, Scotland | ||
| Thomas Smith | M | October 4, 1909 | Fenwick, Scotland | ||
| George Summerbee | October 22, 1914 | Winchester, England | |||
| Frank White | F | April 14, 1911 | 5'8" | Piccadilly, England | |
| David Willacy | June 13, 1916 | Barrow, England |
