September 7, 1932 Match: Football League, First Division, at Anfield, kick-off: 18:30. Liverpool – Sheffield United 2-2 (0-0). Attendance: 20,757. Referee: Mr. R. Bowie. Liverpool
William Fairhurst back at playing rugby
September 1, 1932 St. Helens Recreation Rugby Club has signed on the Rhyl goalkeeper, William Fairhurst, as the loose-forward or full-back for the Rugby team.
Liverpool v Wolves 5-1 (League match: August 27, 1932)
August 27, 1932 Match: Football League, First Division, at Anfield, kick-off: 15:15. Liverpool – Wolverhampton Wanderers 5-1 (3-1). Attendance: 33,554. Referee: Mr. H. Cartlidge. Liverpool
Wolves Reserves v Liverpool Reserves 1-1 (League match: August 27, 1932)
August 27, 1932 Match: Central League, at Molineux. Wolverhampton Wanderers Reserves – Liverpool Reserves 1-1 (0-1). Referee: Mr. J. King. Wolves (2-3-5): Percy Whittaker, William
Image: Walter Henry Cartwright (Chairman, Liverpool Football Club)
August 27, 1932 Walter Henry Cartwright, Chairman, Liverpool Football Club. (Liverpool Echo: August 27, 1932)
Sketch: William John Harrop (Liverpool Football Club)
August 27, 1932 William John Harrop, Vice-chairman, Liverpool Football Club. (Liverpool Echo: August 27, 1932)
Liverpool Reds v Liverpool Whites 5-4 (Trial match: August 13, 1932)
August 13, 1932 Match: Pre-season trial, at Anfield. Liverpool Reds – Liverpool Whites 5-4 (4-3). Attendance: 12,000. Referee: Mr. George Stephenson. Liverpool Reds (2-3-5): Elisha
Harold Taylor transferred to Liverpool
July 27, 1932 Liverpool F.C. Wednesday obtained the transfer of Harold Taylor, the Stoke City outside left. (Western Daily Press: July 27, 1932)
Irish knockout champion at Anfield
July 21, 1932 Jack Doyle, the former Irish guardsman and heavyweight boxer, added another quick win to his list last night, when at the Liverpool
Bill Shankly on a month’s trial at Carlisle United
July 20, 1932 Another Scottish junior went south yesterday. He is Bill Shankly, his position right half, and goes on a month’s trial to Carlisle
Image: Walter Henry Cartwright (Chairman, Liverpool Football Club)
July 14, 1932 Walter Henry Cartwright, the new chairman of Liverpool Football Club. (Liverpool Echo: July 14, 1932) X
Dick Johnson seriously ill
July 14, 1932 Dick Johnson, the former Liverpool and New Brighton footballer, is seriously ill. Dick was always a very generous and whole-hearted player, and
The death of William Ryott
July 11, 1932 William Ryott, the Liverpool footballer, of Picton Terrace, Newcastle, has died in Newcastle infirmary following a motor accident yesterday. Ryott was driving
Archie Macpherson 78 and not out
Monday, June 27 – 1932 Playing for the Alloa XI of Clackmannan County against Westquarter at the Arns, Alloa on Saturday, Archie Macpherson, the Tullibody
Alan Scott transferred to Swindon Town
Wednesday, June 15 – 1932 Swindon Town have signed on three new players. Alan Scott, a centre forward, from Liverpool; William Scott, an inside forward,
35,000 at boxing contest at Anfield
June 13, 1932 Nel Tarleton, the British featherweight champion, and Al Brown, the Panama holder of the world’s bantam-weight championship, fought a draw over 15
Good profit for Liverpool
Thursday, June 9 – 1932 Liverpool F.C. last season made a profit of £2,595. (Daily Mail, 09-06-1932)
Ted Crawford transferred to Liverpool
May 27, 1932 Ted Crawford, the Halifax Town centre-forward, who was taken from Filey Town, has been transferred to Liverpool, evidently on the recommendation of
Ted Crawford transferred to Liverpool
Wednesday, May 25 – 1932 E. Crawford, the Halifax Town centre-forward, was yesterday transferred to Liverpool. Crawford is a native of Filey, for whom he
Dick Forshaw sentenced to 12 months’ hard labour
May 19, 1932 Dick Forshaw (36), of Canterbury Road, Kilburn, London, who formerly played professional football for the Liverpool and Everton Clubs, was sentenced to
Edmed and Bolton destroyed Liverpool
Monday, May 9 – 1932 For a fee of £750 Bolton took Edmed, the Liverpool winger, and played him against his old side on Saturday.
Dick Edmed transferred to Bolton Wanderers
Thursday, May 5 – 1932 Dick Edmed, the Liverpool outside right, was yesterday transferred to Bolton Wanderers, and will play for his new club against
John Wicklow transferred to Broadway United
May 5, 1932 John Wicklow, the ex-Liverpool player, has given his signature to Broadway United, and should be of great assistance during the closing heavy
Economic hard times for Liverpool
May 2, 1932 At Anfield the terms-sheet has amazed the players. Daniel McRorie and James Jackson and others are smarting under the curbed outlay of
George Latham to leave Cardiff City
April 29, 1932 Following quickly on the decision of the Cardiff City directors not to retain Billy Hardy, the veteran half-back, who has been with
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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