1875–76 Dumbarton F.C. season

1875–76 season

Stadium

Broomfauld Park, Dumbarton

Semi Final

Season 1875–76 was the third Scottish football season in which Dumbarton competed at a national level, entering the Scottish Cup for the third time.

Overview

This season saw Dumbarton move to their new ground at Broomfauld Park.

The semi final of the Scottish Cup was reached for the second successive year before losing to 3rd LRV, after two 1-1 draws.^[1]

Elsewhere, 7 'other' matches were played, of which 5 were won and 2 drawn, scoring 22 goals and conceding just 3.

Overall, Dumbarton remained unbeaten in their 9 home matches during the season.

Results

Win
Draw
Loss

All results are written with Dumbarton's score first.

Scottish Cup

Main article: 1875–76 Scottish Cup

Date	Rd	Opponent	Venue	Result	Scorers	Attendance
9 October 1875	R1	Lennox	A	2-2	unknown
16 October 1875	R1r	Lennox	H	1-0	Galbraith
6 November 1875	R2	Renton Thistle	H	2-1	McAulay;Galbraith
27 November 1875	R3	Drumpellier	H	5-1	McAulay(2);Boyd;Anderson;Meikleham
	R4			bye
8 January 1876	SF	3rd LRV	A	1-1	Hartley
15 January 1876	SFr	3rd LRV	A	1-1	Anderson	2,500
22 January 1876	SFr	3rd LRV	A	0-3

Other Matches

Date	Opponent	Venue	Result	Scorers
4 September 1875	Lennox	H	3-0	McInnes;Meikleham;OG
18 September 1875	Alclutha	H	1-0	unknown
25 September 1875	Helensburgh	A	2-2	unknown
23 October 1875	St Andrews (Glasgow)	H	6-1	unknown
30 October 1875	Telegraphists (Glasgow)	H	8-0	unknown
29 January 1876	Partick	H	2-0	Anderson;Boyd
5 February 1876	Renton	H	0-0

Appearances

Club

This shows appearances made for Dumbarton in Scottish Cup matches only.^[2]

Player	Position^[3]	Appearances	Goals^[4]
William Anderson	FW	7	2
J Baillie	GK	3
John Bain	BK^[5]	7
James Boyd	HB	7	1
Fowler	GK	2
Alex Galbraith	FW	7	2
David Hartley	FW	7	1
Robert Johnston	HB	7
David McAulay	FW	7	3
William McIntosh	BK	4
James Meikleham	FW	7	1
A Michie	BK	3
Peter Miller	FW	1
T Munn	FW	4
James Wood	BK	2
John Wood	GK	2

County

As part of the growth of the sport in Scotland, inter-county matches began to be an established part of the football calendar with the 'cream' of each county being selected to play for their respective counties/cities. One of the earliest was a match played at Hampden Park on 29 April 1876 between Dumbartonshire and Glasgow for the benefit of the Western Infirmary. James Boyd and James Meikleham were selected from Dumbarton to play in the Dumbartonshire team, with Glasgow winning 2-0.

References

↑ Smailes, Gordon (1995). The Breedon Book of Scottish Football Records. Derby: Breedon Books. ISBN 1-85983-020-X.
↑ McAllister, Jim (2002). The Sons of the Rock - The Official History of Dumbarton Football Club. Dumbarton: J&J Robertson Printers.
↑ The usual formation would be 2-2-6 (two backs, two half backs and six forwards)
↑ Due to the limited reporting of football at the time, the scorers of 2 of the 12 goals scored in Scottish Cup matches are unknown.
↑ John Bain played five games as a Back and twice as a Forward - see utility player.

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