1935–36 Dumbarton F.C. season

Dumbarton

1935–1936 season

Stadium

Boghead Park, Dumbarton

Scottish League Division Two

18th

Scottish Cup

Third Round

Top goalscorer

League: Johnny Haddow (10)
All: Johnny Haddow (10)

← 1934–35

1936–37 →

Season 1935–36 was the 59th Scottish football season in which Dumbarton competed at national level, entering the Scottish Football League for the 37th time and the Scottish Cup for the 48th time.

Overview

Dumbarton's slump continued by finishing rock bottom of the Second Division, 18th out of 18, with just 16 points - 43 behind champions Falkirk.^[1] Heavy defeats were again a feature, and for the first time Dumbarton conceded over 100 goals in a league season.

In the Scottish Cup, there was a third round exit, to First Division Third Lanark.

Locally, there was some cheer when Dumbarton won the Dumbartonshire Cup, with victory over non-league side Vale Ocaba.

Elsewhere a local friendly match was played.

Note that the number of goals conceded in all games during the season was 133, the sixth time the 'century' had been broken, and beating the previous worst total set in 1896.

Results

Win
Draw
Loss

All results are written with Dumbarton's score first.

Scottish League

Main article: 1935–36 Scottish Football League

Date	Opponent	Venue	Result	Scorers	Attendance
10 August 1935	East Stirlingshire	A	1-1	Crawford	2,000
17 August 1935	East Fife	H	4-2	Haddow(2);Taylor,G;Craig	2,000
24 August 1935	Edinburgh City	A	0-0		500
31 August 1935	Leith Athletic	H	1-1	Crawford	2,000
7 September 1935	Montrose	A	0-3		1,500
14 September 1935	Stenhousemuir	H	2-0	Taylor,G;Speedie	1,100
21 September 1935	Forfar Athletic	A	1-3	Taylor,G	1,000
28 September 1935	Dundee United	H	3-5	Cameron;Haddow;Cook	1,000
5 October 1935	Cowdenbeath	A	2-6	Cameron;Cook	1,000
12 October 1935	King's Park	H	6-1	Cameron(2);Haddow(2);Watson;Cook	1,100
19 October 1935	Forfar Athletic	H	1-2	Haddow	1,000
26 October 1935	Leith Athletic	A	0-6		1,000
2 November 1935	Raith Rovers	A	3-1	Cook(2);Haddow	500
9 November 1935	Morton	H	1-3	Haddow	2,000
16 November 1935	Alloa Athletic	A	0-5		2,000
23 November 1935	Montrose	H	4-4	Haddow(2);Cameron;Cook	800
30 November 1935	Brechin City	H	1-5	Cook	700
7 December 1935	Stenhousemuir	A	0-3
14 December 1935	Falkirk	H	2-7	McDowall;Cook	1,200
28 December 1935	Dundee United	A	0-8		5,000
1 January 1936	Cowdenbeath	H	3-3	Watson;McDowall;Speedie	1,100
4 January 1936	St Mirren	A	0-8		8,000
11 January 1936	Alloa Athletic	H	0-3		1,100
18 January 1936	East Fife	A	2-4	Parlane,W;McDowall
8 February 1936	Edinburgh City	H	1-2	Yuill	900
15 February 1936	East Stirlingshire	H	3-3	McDowall(2);Speedie	800
29 February 1936	King's Park	A	2-5	Watson;Parlane,W	600
7 March 1936	Brechin City	A	1-6	Cameron
14 March 1936	St Mirren	H	1-2	Wallace	1,900
21 March 1936	St Bernard's	A	0-7		500
4 April 1936	Morton	A	1-5	Watson	2,000
11 April 1936	Raith Rovers	H	3-4	Watson;Wallace;Speedie	700
18 April 1936	Falkirk	H	1-3	Wallace
25 April 1936	St Bernard's	H	2-0	Parlane,W;Tait	500

Scottish Cup

Main article: 1935–36 Scottish Cup

Date	Rd	Opponent	Venue	Result	Scorers	Attendance
25 January 1936	1	Burntisland Shipyard	A	2-2	Crawford(2)	650
1 February 1936	1r	Burntisland Shipyard	H	4-2	Crawford(2);McDowall(2)	1,780
	2			bye
22 February 1936	3	Third Lanark	A	0-8		4,300

Dumbartonshire Cup

Date	Rd	Opponent	Venue	Result	Scorers	Attendance
20 April 1936	F	Vale Ocaba	A	1-0	Parlane,W	1,500

Other Match

Date	Opponent	Venue	Result	Scorers	Attendance
28 March 1936	Dumbarton Harp	A	4-0	Cameron;Taylor,A(3)

Appearances

Dumbarton used 27 players for the 37 Scottish League and Scottish Cup matches, as detailed below. Speedie was the only player to feature in all of these matches.^[2]

Player	Position^[3]	Appearances	Goals
Ronald Cameron	FW	13	2
John Casey	DF	14
A Clark	FW	4
William Clark	DF	16
Harry Cook	FW	24	8
John Craig	FW	8	1
John Crawford	FW	29	4
Johnny Haddow	FW	13	10
Robert Hogg	MF	9
Kennedy	FW	3
Robert Kerr	GK	25
William Molloy	FW	2
Frank MacAulay	FW	2
Isaac McDowell	FW	17	7
John McIntyre	GK	12
Willie Parlane	FW	19	3
Robert Speedie	FW	37	4
Robert Tait	DF	35	1
Archibald Taylor	FW	11
George Taylor	MF	27	3
Todd	MF	3
Archibald Turner	FW	1
Wallace	MF	28	3
Martin Watson	DF	35	5
Williamson	FW	3
Alex Young	MF	13
Yuille	FW	4	1

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 2-3-5 (two defenders, three midfielders and five forwards).

External links

Scottish Football Historical Archive

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1935–36 Dumbarton F.C. season

Overview

Results

Scottish League

Scottish Cup

Dumbartonshire Cup

Other Match

Appearances

See also

References

External links