Louis Page

Caps Cap Date Venue Opposition Att. Result Goals 1 12 February 1927 Wrexham Wales 16,100 (D) 3–3 0 2 2 April 1927 Glasgow Scotland 111,214 (W) 2–1 0 3 11 May 1927 Brussels Belgium 35,000 (W) 9–1 1 4 21 May 1927 Luxembourg Luxembourg 5,000 (W) 5–2 0 5 26 May 1927 Paris France 25,000 (W) 6–0 0 6 22 October 1927 Belfast Northern Ireland 30,000 (L) 0–2 0 7 28 November 1927 Millwall Wales 32,089 (L) 1–2 0

Management career

Yeovil & Petters United Page's first managerial post was with Yeovil & Petters United in summer 1933, also being registered as a player. He finished as the club's top scorer in 1933–34 with 23 goals. In the 1934–35 season, Yeovil topped both the Southern League West Section and Western League Division 1 tables.

Newport County Page was appointed manager at Welsh club Newport County on 7 June 1935. Page was forced to build a completely fresh team, and so Swindon's fourth-place finish in the Third Division South in 1946–47 was seen as a highly respectable achievement.

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1919–20 Second Division

1920–21 Second Division

1921–22 Second Division

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1922–23 Third Division South

1923–24 Third Division South

1924–25 Third Division South

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1925–26 First Division

1926–27 First Division

1927–28 First Division

1928–29 First Division

1929–30 First Division

1930–31 Second Division

1931–32 Second Division

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1931–32 Second Division

1932–33 Second Division

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Honours As a player Stoke Football League Second Division second-place promotion: 1921–22

England British Home Championship: 1926–27 (shared)

As player-manager Yeovil & Petters United Southern League West Section: 1934–35 Western League Division 1: 1934–35 Somerset Premier Cup: 1935

Baseball Louis Page and his three brothers were all England baseball Internationals. Louis played in the annual International against Wales eight times between 1925 and 1933, 1928 being the exception, the last five as captain.