Sunday Dispatch from London, London, England • 24

s. NO NEW FACES IN GRIMSBY'S FIRST TEAM AUGUST 23. 1936 Young Recruits Of Great Promise GRIMSBY TOWN, who reached the semifinal stage of the Cup last season and yet lost money on the year, have had no cash to invest In transfer fees, and the team for the coming season will show no new faces What recruiting has been done has been among youngsters, of whom high hopes are held, but who yet to prove their mettle and are unlikely to get into the first eleven right away Tweedy, rapidly becoming recognised as one of the best goalkeepers in the country and for whom the club refused what would have been a record fee for a goalkeeper last season, will again fill that Kelly and Hodgson the centre half-back who was turned into a full back with such success, will be the rearguard. while the local products. Hall and Betmead with the tireless Buck, will form the tine Again the Three Musketeers," inseparable on and off the field Bestall.

Glover and Craven, will be the inside men. The Welshman, Lewis, probably will be first choice for outside right. but he will have challengers in Dyson and in Whittaker. a local youth who has returned to Grimsby after a season with Newark. and who.

though small. is described as a born footballer." RETAINED PLATERS OWEN wow Player on. eirtnentaa Position ft. in at. W.

Pweedv IWell ing ni Goalkeeper 5 11 11 7 Kelly Jli ISeahami Right back 58112 0 Hodgson (Seishami Leit back 6 1 12 5 Hall A lOrimsbyi Right half to 5 6 11 7 Betmesh. II (Orionbil Centre li 860111 13 Buck 'Minton' LewN A (Tonspandyl Outside rtght 5 5 910 Bestall .1 0 (Bug tool lnside right 5 111 9 10 Glover tM I 13w anseal Craven IB3otoni Crack (Lincoln' Theaker, C. A. 'Spalding) Goalkeeper 510 11 0 Vincent fTudhoei Right back 5 101 12 6 Lambs (Sittingbourne' Robertson 0 011ablethorpel Wattam. P.

tOritrisbyl Dyson rldiddletonl Hinchtiffe (Denabvi I fillarehansle-Fen (Lines) Morale, SI (llesboro i oss ain. S. Outside left 5 7 10 9 II 1orimsbvi Turner A IWolvernamotoni I IGrithsbel Hodgson 8 (fleeter's) Duhig 'Athinnei Conch. J. IWelverhomhtoot Inside right 510 912 NEW PLATERS Robin.on T.

(Closehouse. Durham) Facior Hineolni ritylor Setouicon C. tlrelancil Goalkeeper 511 11 0 Whittaker A (Leeds, Kurz I iOr msbvi Leary fOrimsbvi Rugforri tOrtmatsvi Perry. .1 (Wilmalli Birmi ngham FEW OLD HANDS THE Bi rm i gham club Is confident that last seasons club's best since toe going to be surpassed. A firm belief in youth is the basis of this confidence.

Except tor Hibbs. Etarkas. Stoker. Fillingnam and Devine. all the players are mere youngsters.

but many of them have at least one seascn's experience of First Division football behind. them. RETAINED PLAYERS scow Weight Mayer and Birthplitan Position ft. ire at. lb.

Clack (Witney. Goalkeeper 5 9 10 8 Hibbs i Wllnecotet Goalkeeper 5 91 11 7 Barites F. iWardley Coll'o) Back 5 Si 12 8 Hughes (Llanelly Back 5 toi 11 3 ullley A iWaltall. Back 5 81 11 0 Steel (Blantyre' Sykes A (Temple Normanton. Niko INtearhami Butler 11-Heiman Half back 6 1 12 6 A 0 (Coventry Pllltnenam IBulwello Half back 5 111 12 7 Lea 0 (Wrockwardine Wood.

Laughren .1 (Consettl Olney (Birmingham; Half back 6 21 II 8 Stoker IWheatlev 111) Half back 5 8 11 0 Sykes (Wombwell) Markt) A IShetheld. Dearson ILlantwit Stator) Devlne (113therwelit Forward 5 9 11 8 WI) Rams (13trtninghamt Forward 5 9 10 4 tones Broucht on. ienntngs (Kiddermtnstert Morris (Forth. Rlcharrtton (Bishops Burton) small illtrmtnghamt Forward 5 9 11 4 White it. ii (wilnecote, Forward 5 6 10 41 NEW PLAYERS atollts Lll Walker 0 I.

(Walsall) Half back 5 5 20 0 H. FOOTBALL 6 to 1 over 30 YEARS SIX HOME FIVE LEAGUES (Nothing Barred) 1 0 tO 1 THREE HOME SHORT LIST SEND FOR LISTS NOW CREDIT ONLY YORK PLACE, EDINBURGH Charlton Athletic Brentford Chelsea LONDON'S LEAGUE I. WEE THREE OLD PLAYERS GET 1 ONLY ONE CHANGE PENSIONERS HAVE THEIR CHANCE IIN "BEES" TEAM 3OF EVERYTHING fHE players who wrote a ne a of football history by going from the Third to First Division in the shortest possible 1 to be given the opportunity of proving their worth for Charlton Athletic in the highest sphere of the game. The Valley club will be among distinguished company for the first time during their comparatively short history. Manager James Seed is going to give his last season's team the chance to make good.

II the team should not prove good enougn then ready made players will be bought, for. if the occasion should arise, Charlton, with the big financial backing of the brothers Gliksten, will not be afraid to spend. Actually only three new players have been secured. All three are wingmen: G. Tadman (Gillingham), It.

Green (Notts County), and S. Williams (Aldershot). RETAINED PLATERS Height Waled Mayer add airtaaiaes. (Medea ft. in.

st. lb. Bertram. 8. (Boldoni Goalkeeper 0 13 9 Robbins, B.

0. (Woolwich) Goalkeeper 511 11 6 Cann, 8 T. (Torquay i ght beet 5 8 12 0 Shreeye. J. T.

(Boldoni Right back 511 11 4 Smith. (Newcastle, Right back 5 7 11 0 Oakes James. (Hanley) Left b4ck 5a12 7 Mordey, H. V. (Malaya) Left back 5 11.

11 0 Jobling. J. (Annfleld Plain, Right half b. 5 9 11 7 Tann. B.

(Plaistow) Right half b. 6 0 11 2 Oakes. John (Cheshire) Centre h. b5ll 11 7 Rift. P.

(Hacknevi Centre h. 6 0 12 7 Turner. H. (Brithdir) Centre h. 6 0 13 0 Welsh (Manchester) Left half 6012 4 Ford G.

(Erith) Wilkinson. M. (ltsh Winning) Thomas. RP. (Swansea) Outside right 5 6 10 8 Brown.

A. R. J. (Tar mouth) 1 aneelotte. EC.

(India) Mallet. J. (Dunston) Robinson, 0. H. (Heenan Inside right 5 9 11 6 Prior.

(Swindon) Pearce. 0. (Shirebrook) Centre fwd 5 1 (1 11 0 ou ltee. L. W.

(Ebbw Vale) Inside left 5 8 10 10 H. (Bristol, lnside left 5 6 1 0 2 Stephenson. 0. T. (Seato I Delavel) Hobbis.

H. P. (Dartford) i JIMA W. (Byker-on-Tynei Outside left 5 7 10 6 NEW PLAYERS redinan. O.

R. Outside right 5 11 11 1 1 Williams L. S. (Cetnybedell Outside ror 15 7i 10 ft Green. R.

(Bristol) H. Habilis (Charlton). Dixie Dean (Everton). BRENTFORD have every reason for optimism. They had to do their buying last season in a hurry, but they bought well.

All they hate done during the summer is to sign on J. Murray, a left half from Hamilton, and if he is in the first team that will be the only change. There is no danger of a repetition of last season's start, when Brentford thought that speed and endeavour would carry them along in the First the result that too often the team was played out before the end of a match and lost when victory seemed certain They still ha all the needed dash, but It Is tempered and balanced. McCulloch is, of 0. McKenzie J.

James (Brent ford halves). course, the main point of attack, but Holliday. now at inside left, will probably run him close. Holliday has more room in whlch to work. RETAINED PLAYERS Might Weight Player and Birthplace Position IL sn.

N. lb. Lynch. T. (South Shields) CoaiktePer 6 01 11 7 Msthieson.

J. (Menuls Goalkeeper 6 11 12 4 Nichols. J. (Bradley) Bateman. A.

(Grimsby' R. back 511 12 4 Povser. 0. (Nottingham) Dumbrell. 0 (London) Wilson.

J. (Newcastle) Right back 6 0 13 0 Metcalf. W. (scarborougni Left back 6 01 12 8 McKensle. D.

(Glasgow) Right half 5 10 11 9 Marley. (London) Bricidon. S. (Derbyshire) half b. 6 0 12 2 Richards.

(Wits) Smith C. (Hounslowl Left halt b. 5 9 11 0 James. J. (Battersea) Centre 6 1 12 12 Scott.

A. (Airdrie' Hopkins. (Merthyr. Wls) rant 5 6 11 2 Fenton. I.

(Newcastle' Gibbons. R. (London) Brown. J. (Kilmarnock) Scott.

(Newcastle' Inside r.ght 5 7 11 0 IticAloon. O. (Glasgow) McCulloch. (Hamilton) Centre fwd. 5 11 15 0 Dunn.

W. (Glasgow) Holliday. J. (Cockfteldi Inside left 5 101 12 8 Muttitt. (Mtddlesbro'l Inside left 5 7 11 4 Reid.

it (Hamiltonl Smith. 1.. (Ealing) NEW PLAYER Murray. J. alddingtoni Left half 5 9 1 12 6 Also signed 51'3ton from Etlrtley F.C., Newcastle, sft 911 list, and the amateur international.

J. C. Burns. H. Bamford full blies from Hayes.

CHELSEA have confined themselves signing on S. Foss, an inside left, and Sam Weaver, the long-throwing intcrna- Vona! half-back from Newcastle Un.ed. Still, they have a playing list of 33 and it might be argued that this is adk From forwards they should be r.ble to a dangerous attack. One thing must be said for Chelea. thcy never do things by halves.

Unlike 2 who has two of everything. t.e forward business, have at least three every position. They can choose from four outside they have three inside rights; three and three outside-lefts. Whm'. inside lefts? Well, they have five player so they are all right in that Defensively there may be a speed, and if Chelsea do have to branch tut in the transfer market it may be in yers, 4 0 91 0 4 1,1 41; Everton NOT STAMPEDED No New Men Signed AT the annual meeting of the Everton Football club in May the chairman, Mr.

W. C. Cull, said the club had engaged no new players but hoped to increase We list in the near future. But. he added, they would not be stampeded into buying anything but the best.

Well, Everton have not been stampeded, the playing list is the same as at the end of last season. There have been no newcomers. Everton will need to steady up their defence were lost last many as the side scored. Everton have apparently a surplus of forwards, specially if Coulter (out last season through a broken leg) is thorovghly fit again. That seems to be the main problem settling on a line that will knit together.

RETAINED PLAYERS Might molest Mayer and Birthplace. Position ft. in. at. lb.

Sager. E. (Moorendai King. P. 0 (Amble) White.

(Nolverhmptn.) Goalkeeper 511 11 9 Coot. W. (Coleraine) Jackson 43 (Liverpool) Jones. J. K.

(Bromborough) Full back 5 91 10 10 Morris. G. R. )Birkenhead) Pull beck 3 7 10 10 Alien T. (Warrington) Britton, 0.

8. iltruct.ol) Mercer. J. (Ellesmere Port) Half back 5 9 10 8 (iee. C.

W. (Stockport) White. A (Manchester) Half beck 5 91 13 0 Thomson, J. (Thornton) Watson, T. 0 (Beghill) (Bootie) Tunney, E.

(Liverpool) watkden. K. (Magnull) Lindley, Si. (Kelghley) Jones. T.

0. (Connah's Half back 6 0 12 6 A. (Bradford) Leyfield. 0. (Cheater) J.

N. (Bleckrodi Forward 510 10 7 Bentham. 8..1. (Lowton) Dean. R.

(Birkenhead) Forward 5 101 12 12 Webster. C. R. (Liverpool) Forward 51010 10 Stevenson, Ale (Dublin) Forward 5510 7 Coulter, J. (Cobralne) Sten.

J. (Coarbridgel Miller. W. (13sAnstord) Hannon. J.

(Liverpool) Dickinson. A. (Bentley) Bell. Et. 0.

(Birkenhead) Joyce R. (Ashington) Burn. 2 (Jers ey "Heir T. 1411Mrtel 7 4 14' Forward Forward wel J. Twist: Chtreolic Hallett.

W. (Liverpool) g5lO 11 0 1 1 io Wolves YOUNGSTERS ALL Lack Of Experienced Players WITH experienced players conspicuous by their absence, Wolves' prospects are again doubtful, though there is so much youthful talent that a good team should emerge later in the season. Waring should improve the play of the Inside forwards, whose dalliance before goal was most of the team trouble last year. There are 34 players on the books as against 39 last year, but Major Buckley is certain to sign on more youngsters as the season proceeds. RETAINED PLATERS Neigh( Weigh( Player and Padden.

ft. In. at. lb Curnow. J.

(Lingdalei Goalkeeper 6 21 13 ,) Scott It. A. Goalyeper 6 2 14 3 Weare. A. J.

(Newport. Mon I Strkham. J. (Ellesmere Port) Liking. G.

E. (Sheffield) Full back 5 81 12 11 Shaw. C. H. (Mansfield) Pull back 5 9( 12 6 Taylor.

P. (Barnsley) Taylor. J. (Barnsley) Coley. W.

IL (Wolverhampton) Half back Cullls. 8 (Ellesmere Port) Half back Galley. T. Half back Gardiner. J.

(Beisrpark) Half back Mordue. G. A. (13 Shields) Hall back Morris. W.

W. (Handsworth) Smalley. T. (Kinsley) Half back Ashall. G.

H. Forward Brown J. (Belfast) Chadwick. P. W.

(Manchester) Clayton. J. G. (Sunderland) Forward Graham. F.

T. (Northumberland) Iverson. P. T. (Folkestone) Forward Jones.

B. (Merthyr Tydfil) Forward Keeley. A. (Ellesmere Port) Forward Lucas. W.

H. (Newport Mop) Maguire. J. E. (Meadowfield) Howley.

J. P. (Wolverhampton) Thompson. H. (Marleneld) Fcrrward 59110 I Wriggleworth (South Elmsall) NEW PLATERS DaryllL G.

W. (High Wycombe) Wharton. G. (Wombwell) Half back 5 di 11 0 Jordon. D.

(Belfast) OrdlSh. 0, 8. (Ileanor) Forward 59111 0 Waring, T. (Birkenhead). dw Forar 6 1 12 2 Westcott.

9 10 11 4 5 9 11 5 9i 11 6 5 11 11 0 5 9 10 12 6 Oe 13 1 5 10i 11 7 5 11 8 5 6 10 10 5 7 10 3 5 0 10 7 11i 11 13 5 7 10 7 5 9i 11 8 5 6e 10 6 5 11 11. 9 5 5 10 2 D. yi eunban RETAINED PLATERS Height beim Player ane Birthplace PoeHBO ft. in- it. W.

Woodley. Y. tChlPPenharn) Goalkeeper 6 lc Jackson. J. (Glasgow' Goalkeeper 5 b) 10 4 Barber.

G. (West Ham) Hight back 6 12 1 O'Hare. J. (Armadalei Right back 5 7 11 1 Odell. L.

(Sandy) Law. T. (Glasgow) Allan. 0 (Belfast) 11 (Lurgapl Right h. b.

5 Si 11 0 Altura (Heading) Craig. A. (Paisley) Griffiths. R. (Chapleton) Centre b.

b. 5 b. 11 0 Miller (Watford, Hutcheson. J. (Falkirk) Mayes.

J. (Wickfordi Alexander. D. 10Iasgow) Left halt b. 5 76 9 Reid (Merthyr) Spence (Platte Corn.) Outside rtght 5 5 9 2 Oakton.

A. (Kireton Park) Outside right 5 9 11 4 Buchanan. P. (Glasgow) Outside right 5 9 10 4 Chitty. W.

(Walton-On- Thames) Argue. J. (Glasgow) Cheyne. A. (Glasgow) Tennant, A.

(Ilkeston) Bambrlck. J. (Belfast) Mills, 0. (Dep'fordi Copeland, J. (Manchester) Centre fwd.

5 94 11 5 Glbson. 0 (Hamilton) Burgess. H. (Alderley Edge) Inside left 5 79 11 2 Gregg. (Sunderlandi Sherborne J.

IBoltoni Barractough. (Hull) Outside left 5 5 11 9 Horton (Castleford) Outside left 5 6 12 0 Barraclough. A. (South Elmsall) NEW PLAYER Weaver. S.

(1 9 11s1ey) Foss. S. (Barkuagl West Bromwich Albion DIRECTORS RELY ON RESERVES THE trying times which West Bromwich Albion experienced last season they went very near to being relegated to a large extent due to injuries. Green, Boyes and Sandford all had to undergo operations for cartilage trouble, and Pearson was absent during the second half of the campaign because of a knee injury. Happily all have now completely recovered, and if Murphy and Green can regain the confidence they seemed to lose midway through the season, the team should be able to give a more satisfactory account of itselt Even so the fact that not a single new player has been signed during the close season has caused surprise among the club's supporters Apparently the directors intend to rely upon some of the reserves who have been making a name for themselves in the Central League.

Ted Sandford has been elected captain in succession to Tom Glidden, who. after 14 years as a player, has been appointed coach to the Colts team. The most notable of the nine departures is Joe Carter, who after 15 years at The Hawthorns has been transferred to Tranmere Rovers. Goalkeeper Crowe has gone to Swansea. Harry Raw, the former Huddersfield forward.

has been transferred to Lincoln City. Rawlings, who was secured from Huddersfield last year. has moved to Northampton Town. RETAINED PLAYERS Height DOW Mayer and Birth()lees Position D. sa.

15. Adams. (Norton Canes) Goa.sreoer 5 9 11 2 Light W. (Wollaston. 5 116 13 0 Pearson.

H. (Tamworth) 6 1 13 6 Finch A R. Hednest ord. Right back 5 8 11 Male A. (West Brom.) Right back 5 96 10 4 Screen.

.1 Shaw 0 E. (Swinton) Foulkes HE. (Llandudno) Left back 5 9 10 Swunden ISmethwick. Left. back 511 11 Trentham.

(Cthrburvl Left back 5 9 11 Brocknurst. W. J. iltrnhils. Et.ght half b.

510 11 Lowery. (Moot Row Cbland. Right half 85 Murphy .1 (Pentre. Sankey J. (Winsford) I Newman A Tudor (Shotton 13 nhifts Centre a 5 115 11 Richardson.

(W Brom Centre h. 8 5 10 11 Ridvard A (Cudworth. Brookes A 0 Left half b. 58 11 Rix .1 (Lintel Mahon. Outside right 5 81 11 5 Spencer 0 (Crewe.

Outside right 5 9I 10 11 Green. (Drotmcia. fiesselgrave. 8. (Smethwucti Maids right 5a 10 Jones.

J. R. (St Helens. Inside right 5 21 10 10 Lewis T. (Crdiv.

Wrcs) Inside right 5 7 10 1 Alsop. 0 (Bristol. Ashley. H. (Sinethwicki Gale.

A (Salford. Richardson 0 (Framwellgatel Centre fwei 5 4 10 13 Drlseon J. H. (Grays. Si 1 lt 5 8 10 I Robbins.

W. W. (Ely Crdff. Inside left 5 10 12 6 Sandford (Handsworth. Wham) left 5 105 12 6 Roves (Sheffield.

85 1 0 7 oe un t. Lo ouct left 5 ut side 9 4 1 1 0 0 0 2 Wood. S. (Wlnsford) I wc Nom LAST yea League which of Australasian To -day tho; anxiously cow Lard and arch players are 01 Laving retain record profit I are reported ti Nat Silcock. a definite non.

tourists reach weeks after tl 13-stooe forwa practising at for the match be out of tne I To Lee ds, the frame of mind Harris. wnose second match passenger for ti A message stated that he ready o7 liarris 13 anxiou his baby son. on April lg. I anticipate early days of anything so at run of defeat a But such teary Internationals st four, and Wigat and Widnes two able league poii full strength rot By that time for the Yorkshi have been playa the respective he tour will probab these clubs, for are becoming mc year. There will bc Streat of which Georg best players froi lesden club ha Streatham or by formed at Newc The League hi venture, and me to the An excellent Brough Park, a Hull.

the Lea Stoke City Recor Staff For 1 STOKE CITY. record last young side, are tually the sat campaign. Five newcomez haos the most int a goalkeeper, whi land, the centre- McGrory, the Ci nothing from AN H. Brigham. a Eery.

B. Tibble. ley F. Baker. a played as an an A.

Lister. an Maior club. com; Extensive grou taking place thwi the extension oft 11.000 spectators 1.000 cars; and Trent to give ac Whieidon-road RET, Marie aft alrtioP N. (Tote W.nstanley I. I (Pi Haroot J.

W. (Bolte Sertmahaw. C. (B. Spencer.

W. (Nelson) A. (Coundon) Seilars Beam.ah (Chester! Bamber. I. (Pratt Soo P.

(Buxton, Ktrton (Aberdee 114 ora Mew Wsh Matthews. 8 (flame (Stoke. Udine. R. (Oateshea Massel.

A (Stoke) Steele. P. O. (Hadley Westland. (Aberde Ranson.

W. P. eastle-on-Tynel Davies. El A (Oalni A tonlo (White, John-son. J.

A. (Orlin Fursland J. (Llwrill Ni Westland. 0 (Aberde (Selby) Tibble. (BaenaleY) alce istokel I.