1931-32 New Bedford Whalers Roster
American Soccer League (ASL)
Team Record: 17-11-4 - 39 points
Finishing 8th in the ASL
Location: New Bedford, Massachusetts
1931-32 New Bedford Whalers StatisticsTeam Record: 17-11-4 - 39 points
Finishing 8th in the ASL
Location: New Bedford, Massachusetts
The New Bedford Whalers of the American Soccer League ended the 1931-32 season with a record of 17 wins and 11 losses and 4 ties for 39 points finishing eighth in the ASL.
The Whalers surrendered 22 goals, least in the league. New Bedford netted 18 goals. Werner Nilsen scored 16 goals for the squad, while Tommy Florie, Tommy Florie, Billy Gonsalves and Tec White each contributed five or more also.
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| Player | Pos. | Birth Date | Height | Weight | Hometown |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Walter Aspden | |||||
| Willie Ballantyne | Glasgow, Scotland | ||||
| Jimmy Bardell | |||||
| Joe Begos | G | March 16, 1905 | , Poland | ||
| Jerry Best | January 23, 1901 | Mickley, England | |||
| Bobby Bland | |||||
| Henry Burness | |||||
| Johnny Caldwell | Kilsyth, Scotland | ||||
| Tommy Florie | September 6, 1897 | Harrison, NJ | |||
| Billy Gonsalves | D | August 10, 1908 | 6'2" | Portsmouth, RI | |
| Johnny Harvey | , Scotland | ||||
| Joe Kennaway | G | January 25, 1905 | Quebec, QE Canada | ||
| Alexander Lorimer | December 8, 1896 | Kilmarnock, Scotland | |||
| Robert McIntyre | May 15, 1904 | Cambuslang, Scotland | |||
| Mike McLeavy | March 12, 1905 | Rutherglen, Scotland | |||
| Red McMillan | , Scotland | ||||
| Alex McNab | December 27, 1895 | Greenock, Scotland | |||
| Bill McPherson | September 22, 1897 | Greenock, Scotland | |||
| Jock McPherson | |||||
| James Montgomerie | July 30, 1894 | Darvel, Scotland | |||
| Werner Nilsen | February 4, 1904 | Skien, Norway | |||
| Dave Priestley | |||||
| Augusto Rebello | |||||
| John Reider | G | September 24, 1909 | 6'0" | 184 | Lublin, Poland |
| George Simmons | |||||
| Vincent | |||||
| Billy Watson | |||||
| Tec White | August 21, 1899 | Airdrie, Scotland | |||
| Billy Wilson |
