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1918–19 Dumbarton F.C. season

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The 1918–19 season was the 42nd Scottish football season in which Dumbarton competed at national level, entering the Scottish Football League and the Victory Cup, marking the end of the Great War. In addition Dumbarton entered the Dumbartonshire Cup, the Dumbartonshire Charity Cup and the Clydebank Charity Cup.

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Scottish League

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This was the fifth (and last) season of war-time football, where the playing of all national competitions, other than the Scottish League, was suspended. Membership of the League was increased from 18 to 22, with the re-admission of Aberdeen, Dundee and Raith Rovers, together with the addition of Albion Rovers.

Dumbarton finished 15th out of 18, in the League with 22 points, well behind champions Celtic. This was their worst performance in a number of years, perhaps not unsurprising given the large turnover in playing staff.[1] Most concerning during the season was the inability to score goals, as in 17 of the 34 league matches, Dumbarton failed to 'find the net'.

17 August 1918 League Clyde 4–1[2][3] Dumbarton Shawfield Stadium
Watson
Heard
Yarnell Attendance: 6,000
24 August 1918 League Dumbarton 2–0[4][5] Motherwell Boghead Park
Yarnell 25'
Murphy
Attendance: 3,000
Referee: T Dougray
31 August 1918 League Morton 3–1[6][7] Dumbarton Cappielow Park
Robertson 24'
Broad 40'
Yarnell 20' Attendance: 6,000
14 September 1918 League Clydebank 3–1[8][9] Dumbarton Clydeholm Park
Goldie 2'

Travers
Yarnell Attendance: 8,000
21 September 1918 League Dumbarton 1–2[10][11] Hearts Boghead Park
Murphy 47' Sinclair Attendance: 2,000
28 September 1918 League Kilmarnock 0–0[12][13] Dumbarton Rugby Park
Attendance: 3,000
5 October 1918 League Dumbarton 0–0[14][15] Queen's Park Boghead Park
Attendance: 2,000
12 October 1918 League Rangers 3–0[16][17] Dumbarton Ibrox Park
McLean 45'
Aitken 65'
Attendance: 12,000
19 October 1918 League Airdrie 1–1[18][19] Dumbarton Broomfield Park
Bennett 48' Yarnell 50' Attendance: 2,000
26 October 1918 League Dumbarton 0-5[20][21] Celtic Boghead Park
Cringan 20'
Burns 25'
McLean
Attendance: 6,000
2 November 1918 League Dumbarton 1-2[22][23] Falkirk Boghead Park
Durnin Martin 13'
McCulloch
Attendance: 2,000
9 November 1918 League Dumbarton 1-2[24][25] Hamilton Boghead Park
McGregor 30' Thomson
Kelly
Attendance: 2,500
23 November 1918 League Dumbarton 4–0[26][27] Hibernian Boghead Park
Carmichael
Yarnell
Bell
Attendance: 1,500
7 December 1918 League Dumbarton 0–0[28][29] Ayr United Boghead Park
Attendance: 2,000
14 December 1918 League Celtic 2–0[30][31] Dumbarton Celtic Park
McColl
McMenemy
Attendance: 6,000
21 December 1918 League Dumbarton 1–1[32][33] Partick Thistle Boghead Park
Thom 30' Henderson 40' Attendance: 2,000
28 December 1918 League Ayr United 5–0[34][35] Dumbarton Somerset Park
Richardson 5'
McLachlan (pen.)
Attendance: 4,000
31 December 1918 League Dumbarton 1–1[36][37] Clydebank Boghead Park
Rowan Attendance: 6,000
4 January 1919 League Falkirk 5–1[38][39] Dumbarton Brockville Park
Puddefoot 45'
McCallum
Martin
Thomson
McDiarmid 30' Attendance: 4,000
11 January 1919 League Dumbarton 0–0[40][41] St Mirren Boghead Park
Attendance: 6,000
18 January 1919 League Dumbarton 0–1[42][43] Morton Boghead Park
McNab 20' Attendance: 5,000
25 January 1919 League Partick Thistle 1–3[44][45] Dumbarton Firhill Park
Bowie McDairmid Attendance: 15,000
1 February 1919 League Dumbarton 0–2[46][47] Rangers Boghead Park
Cunningham
Cairns
Attendance: 10,000
8 February 1919 League Hibernian 1–0[48][49] Dumbarton Easter Road Stadium
Williams 83' Attendance: 8,000
15 February 1919 League Dumbarton 0-0[50][51] Airdrie Boghead Park
Attendance: 4,000
22 February 1919 League Dumbarton 1–0[52][53] Clyde Boghead Park
Bates 83' Attendance: 3,000
8 March 1919 League Dumbarton 0–1[54][55] Kilmarnock Boghead Park
Culley Attendance: 3,000
22 March 1919 League St Mirren 2–0[56][57] Dumbarton Love Street (stadium)
Clark 56', 61' Attendance: 7,000
29 March 1919 League Hamilton 0–3[58][59] Dumbarton Douglas Park
Thom
Bennett
Ritchie,W
Attendance: 4,000
5 April 1919 League Dumbarton 4–3[60][61] Third Lanark Boghead Park
Bennett
Rowan
Robertson
Allan
McConnachie
Attendance: 3,000
12 April 1919 League Third Lanark 2–4[62][63] Dumbarton Cathkin Park
Allan 8'
Bennie
Ritchie,W 15'
Hendry 48'
Thom
Attendance: 8,000
19 April 1919 League Queen's Park 1–0[64][65] Dumbarton Hampden Park
Bell 80' Attendance: 12,000
26 April 1919 League Motherwell 3–0[66][67] Dumbarton Fir Park
Robertson 20', 55'
Gardiner
Attendance: 6,000
Referee: M Dickie
3 May 1919 League Hearts 2–0[68][69] Dumbarton Tynecastle Stadium
Shea
Miller,G
Attendance: 10,500
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Victory Cup

To mark the end of the Great War, a Victory Cup was played for - but Dumbarton were beaten in the first round by the eventual winners, St Mirren, after a 0-0 draw.

1 March 1919 First Round St Mirren 0–0[70][71] Dumbarton Love Street (stadium)
Attendance: 9,000
5 March 1919 First Round Replay Dumbarton 0–1[72][73] St Mirren Boghead Park
Attendance: 6,000
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Dumbartonshire Cup

The Dumbartonshire Cup returned to a 'round robin' qualifying process, but by winning only one tie, failed to qualify for the final.

2 January 1919 Group Dumbarton 2–1 Renton Boghead Park
Thom
Reid
Attendance: 1,000
15 March 1919 Group Dumbarton Harp 2–0 Dumbarton Meadow Park, Dumbarton

Attendance: 5,000
12 April 1919 Group Clydebank 1–0 Dumbarton Clydeholm Park
Attendance: 5,000
30 April 1919 Group Vale of Leven 4–2 Dumbarton Millburn Park



Attendance: 3,000

Final league table

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Dumbartonshire Charity Cup

Dumabrton lost out in the final of the Dumbartonshire Charity Cup to Dumbarton Harp.

17 May 1919 Semi Final Dumbarton 1–0 Vale of Leven Boghead Park
Riddell Attendance: 6,000
24 May 1919 Final Dumbarton Harp 2–0 Dumbarton Meadow Park, Dumbarton
Black,J Attendance: 5,000

Clydebank Charity Cup

Dumbarton lost out in the final of the inaugural Clydebank Charity Cup to hosts Clydebank.

31 May 1919 Final Clydebank 1–0 Dumbarton Clydeholm Park
McLaughlin Attendance: 4,000

Player statistics

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Squad

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Transfers

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In addition Hugh Cairney, Joh McMeekin and Fred Williams all played their final 'first XI' games in Dumbarton colours.

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