(b. 25/07/1903) (d.1976)
Jack was a Leeds born centre half who started his career at Padiham Juniors, before signing for Burnley in 1923. However he had to wait until 1924 to make his Football League debut as he failed to make the grade at Turf Moor. Accrington Stanley benefited from his services for almost two years and he made 28 appearances and scored once for the Peel Park side. His next port of call was Blackpool in 1925 but his short stay at Bloomfield Road consisted of just 4 appearances and no goals, before a more productive spell at Southport. He arrived at Haig Avenue in 1927 and in his two years there he made 73 appearances and scored twice before a season long stint at non league outfit Macclesfield Town. It was from the Moss Rose that he rejoined Southport in 1930 making a further 5 appearances without hitting the net.
Next in line for his services were Nelson for whom he signed in the pre season of 1930/31. He made 27 appearances and scored once before joining Boro towards the end of the same season. He also goes down in history of a member of the last Boro team to play a Football League game. In total he made 12 appearances without scoring for Boro, 3 of which were expunged from official records. After the collapse of the club he was a free agent and he joined Oldham Athletic for the remainder of that 1931/32 season. In total he played 11 games and scored once for Oldham before hanging up his boots with regards to League Football. He is known to have played for Mossley after his spell at Boundary Park, making 4 appearances, after which nothing else is known of him.

Kenny Mayers began his career with Horwich RMI. He then joined Bamber Bridge and was an influential player for them as they moved from the North West Counties League through to the UniBond Premier Division.
He was then signed by Chorley for a reported fee of £12,000 in 1995. He had a spell on loan at Southport in early 1997 before joining Morecambe in the summer of that year. He spent two years with the Shrimps in the Conference before returning to the UniBond scene with Lancaster City .
He joined Stalybridge Celtic in the summer of 2002 and was their top scorer for that season before he joined Barrow in March 2004. He has also played for the UniBond representative team and various F.A. representative teams.
Mayers Left Barrow in the summer of 2004 to re-join his old boss Tony Hesketh at Kendal Town. In December 2005 he moved on to Fleetwood Town but didn't settle there and played out the 2005/06 season 'helping out a mate' at Padiham in the North West Counties League.
Signed for Mossley in August 2006 but was released to become player/assistant manager at Chorley in October 2006