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Leicester
Fosse and Glossop were required to seek re-election to
the Second Division. They were joined in the vote for League
membership by four non-league clubs. Voting - |
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| 33
votes |
Leicester
Fosse |
Re-elected
to the League |
| 21 |
Stoke |
Elected
to the League |
| 11 |
South
Shields |
Not
elected to the League |
| 8 |
Chesterfield
Town |
Not
elected to the League |
| 4 |
Darlington |
Not
elected to the League |
| 1 |
Glossop |
Not
re-elected to the League |
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| Stoke
competed in the Second Division of the Southern League - for their League table click
on Southern League
1914/15. |
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| The
Football League was suspended after the AGM due to the First World War and
before the competition resumed - in the 1919/20 season - it was
decided that the First and Second Division would each increase in size
by two clubs. The increase in the First Division was achieved by
Chelsea not being relegated from Division 1 and Arsenal gaining an
extra promotion place - for voting details click on Division
1 1914/15. This left four places to fill in Division 2 and
eight non-league clubs took part in the election. Voting - |
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| 35
votes |
Coventry
City |
Elected
to the League |
| 32 |
West
Ham United |
Elected
to the League |
| 28 |
Rotherham
County |
Elected
to the League |
| 28 |
South
Shields |
Elected
to the League |
| 27 |
Port
Vale |
Not
elected to the League |
| 7 |
Rochdale |
Not
elected to the League |
| 7 |
Southport |
Not
elected to the League |
| 0 |
Chesterfield
Town |
Not
elected to the League |
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| West
Ham had competed in the First Division of the Southern League (for their League table click
on Southern League
Div 1 1914/15), Coventry in Division 2 of the Southern League
(Southern League Div
2 1914/15), Rotherham County - later Rotherham United - in the
Midland League (Midland
League 1914/15) and South Shields - later Gateshead - in the
North-Eastern League. |