The 1946–47 Scottish Division B was won by
Dundee
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who, along with second placed
Airdrieonians
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, were promoted to
Division A
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.
Cowdenbeath finished bottom. It was the first season after
World War II.
Events
Dundee (who had also won the
previous season's equivalent division but were not promoted as it was still considered an unofficial wartime competition)
recorded 10–0 victories in consecutive matches: against
Alloa Athletic
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on 8 March, and
Dunfermline Athletic on 22 March.
Table
References
External links
Scottish Football Archive
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Scottish Division Two seasons
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