1926–27 Dumbarton F.C. season

Dumbarton
1926–1927 season
Manager Donald Colman
Stadium Boghead Park, Dumbarton
Scottish League Division Two 18th
Scottish Cup Second Round
Top goalscorer League: H Reid (16)
All: H Reid (17)

Season 1926–27 was the 50th Scottish football season in which Dumbarton competed at national level, entering the Scottish Football League for the 28th time and the Scottish Cup for the 39th time.

Overview

Dumbarton decline in league football continued, and with 5 defeats coming in their first 7 games it was clear that the team would struggle. In the end a miserable 18th place out of 20 in the Second Division was achieved with 32 points - a distant 34 behind champions Bo'ness.[1]

In the Scottish Cup, Dumbarton reached the second round before losing out to Alloa after a replay.

Locally, Dumbarton were again runners-up in the Dumbartonshire Cup. A fortunate 'toss of the coin' win over Clydebank in the replayed semifinal was followed by a heavy defeat to non-league Helesburgh in the final.

Results

Win
Draw
Loss

All results are written with Dumbarton's score first.

Scottish League

DateOpponentVenueResultScorersAttendance
14 August 1926Albion RoversA0-43,000
21 August 1926ClydebankH1-1Black3,000
28 August 1926BathgateA1-2Harvie1,500
4 September 1926East FifeH1-3Main2,000
11 September 1926ArthurlieA1-2Main2,000
18 September 1926Bo'nessH1-0Russell3,000
25 September 1926Nithsdale WanderersA0-3
2 October 1926St Bernard'sH3-0Reid,H(2);Warden1,500
9 October 1926ArbroathA3-1Russell(2);Mair1,800
16 October 1926King's ParkH0-11,500
23 October 1926StenhousemuirH2-1Harvie;Reid,H
30 October 1926Forfar AthleticA2-4Reid,H(2)
6 November 1926ArmadaleA4-3Main(2);Reid,H;Swan
13 November 1926Third LanarkH1-1Reid,H2,000
20 November 1926Raith RoversA2-4Russell(2)3,500
27 November 1926East StirlingH3-2Main(2);Warden2,000
4 December 1926Alloa AthleticA1-1Warden2,000
11 December 1926Queen of the SouthA2-3Main,H;Reid
18 December 1926Ayr UnitedH3-5Davin;Reid,H;Muir2,000
25 December 1926Albion RoversH3-0Cameron;Davin;Muir
31 December 1926ClydebankA2-6Reid,H(2)
3 January 1927BathgateH1-1Muir
8 January 1927East FifeA3-5Main(2);Harvie
15 January 1927ArthurlieH4-1Davin(2);Mair;Muir2,000
29 January 1927Bo'nessA1-3Reid,H
12 February 1927St Bernard'sA1-1Reid,H
16 February 1927Nithsdale WanderersH6-2Main(2);Mair;Davin;McHugh;Muir
19 February 1927ArbroathH1-0Reid,J
26 February 1927King's ParkA0-2
5 March 1927StenhousemuirA0-7
12 March 1927Forfar AthleticH1-3Swanson
19 March 1927ArmadaleH2-0Reid,J;Mair
26 March 1927Third LanarkA2-2Muir(2)3,000
2 April 1927Raith RoversA1-3Harvie
9 April 1927East StirlingA2-3Davin;Reid,H
16 April 1927Alloa AthleticH3-1Reid,H(2);Russell
23 April 1927Queen of the SouthH0-3
30 April 1927Ayr UnitedA5-0Main(2);Reid,H;Muir;Russell

Scottish Cup

DateRdOpponentVenueResultScorersAttendance
22 January 19271East StirlingshireA1-0Reid,H2,000
5 February 19272Alloa AthleticA1-1Russell3,400
9 February 19272rAlloa AthleticH0-43,500

Dumbartonshire Cup

DateRdOpponentVenueResultScorersAttendance
27 September 1926SFClydebankA1-1Granger
18 April 1927SFrClydebankA1-1[2]Muir
28 April 1927FHelensburghA0-61,000

Appearances

Dumbarton used 24 players for the 41 Scottish League and Scottish Cup matches, as detailed below. Ronald Cameron was the only player to feature in all of these matches. Note that in four matches unnamed 'trialist(s)' played.[3]

Player Position[4] Appearances Goals
Scotland John Black FW 41
Scotland Harry Britton GK 1
Scotland David Broadley MF 4
Scotland John Cameron FW 411
Scotland Martin Davin FW 356
Scotland Robert Dennett FW 10
Scotland John Granger DF 25
Scotland George Greenshields MF 7
Scotland John Harvie FW 344
Scotland Johnstone FW 1
Scotland David Kyle FW 4
Scotland Robert Main FW 3914
Scotland Andrew Mair MF 264
Scotland McCabe FW 1
Scotland McHugh FW 3
Scotland Archibald Muir FW 307
Scotland Hugh Reid MF 3417
Scotland James Reid MF 113
Scotland John Russell FW 198
Scotland John Swan FW 191
Scotland Adam Swanson DF 281
Scotland Talisman FW 1
Scotland James Warden[5] DF 303
Scotland Duncan Yuill GK 40

See also

References

  1. Smailes, Gordon (1995). The Breedon Book of Scottish Football Records. Derby: Breedon Books. ISBN 1-85983-020-X.
  2. won on toss of coin
  3. McAllister, Jim (2002). The Sons of the Rock - The Official History of Dumbarton Football Club. Dumbarton: J&J Robertson Printers.
  4. The usual formation would be 2-3-5 (two defenders, three midfielders and five forwards).
  5. The league game against Queen of the South on 23 April marked James Warden's 100th appearance for the club in all national competitions.

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