Manager James Collins Highest home attendance 10,000 | Scottish League Division One 13th Lowest home attendance 2,000 | |
Stadium Boghead Park, Dumbarton Top goalscorer League: Gettins/ Travers (8)
All: Gettins/ Travers (8) | ||
Season 1914–15 was the 38th Scottish football season in which Dumbarton competed at national level, entering the Scottish Football League for the 16th time.
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Overview
Dumbarton finished 13th, out of 20, in the First Division with 34 points, 31 behind champions Celtic. The season coincided with the commencement of the Great War, and both the Second Division and all national Cup competitions would be suspended for the duration.
Locally, the Dumbartonshire Cup returned to being played on a league basis followed by a final between the top two, and for the first time since the 1898-99 season Dumbarton were successful by beating Vale of Leven in the final.
During the season, two benefit matches and a charity match were also played, drawing 2 and losing the other, scoring 6 goals and conceding 7.
It is worth noting that in May 1914 Dumbarton appointed their first ever club manager, James Collins.
Results
All results are written with Dumbarton's score first.
Appearances
Dumbarton used 19 players for the 38 Scottish League matches, as detailed below. Thomas Hamilton was the only player to play in all of these matches.
Reserve Team
Dumbarton scratched from the competition at the second round stage of the Scottish Second XI Cup.