1960–61 Dumbarton F.C. season

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Dumbarton
1960–1961 season
Manager Bobby Combe
Stadium Boghead Park, Dumbarton
Scottish League Division 2 10th
Scottish Cup Second Round
Scottish League Cup Quarter Finals
Top goalscorer League: David Fagan/ Hugh Gallacher (9)
All: Tom Whalen (12)

Season 1960–61 was the 84th football season in which Dumbarton competed at a Scottish national level, entering the Scottish Football League for the 54th time, the Scottish Cup for the 66th time and the Scottish League Cup for the 14th time.

Overview

Another good start to the season - unbeaten in the first four games - was not maintained and Dumbarton never really managed to progress above mid-table, finishing in 10th place with 35 points, 20 behind champions Stirling Albion.

In the Scottish Cup, Dumbarton had another early exit, losing to Alloa Athletic in the second round, having received a first round bye.

With 3 wins and 3 draws from their 6 games, Dumbarton won their section in the League Cup, and following a play off win over Cowdenbeath, lost a close encounter with Queen of the South in the quarter finals.

Locally Dumbarton again lost out to Falkirk in the semi final of the Stirlingshire Cup, after a drawn game.

Note that manager Bobby Combe resigned as manager on 10 November 1960, and his replacement, Bobby Campbell would not take up the reins until 1 May 1961.

Finally, Dumbarton broke both the goals for and goals against 'centuries' during the season. By scoring 118 goals in all games, this was the 12th time that the 'century - for' had been broken, and by conceding 107, this was the 17th time that the 'century - against' had been broken.

Results

Win
Draw
Loss

All results are written with Dumbarton's score first.

Scottish League

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Date Opponent Venue Result Scorers Attendance
24 August 1960 Hamilton H 5-1 Duchart(2);Whalen;Ormond;Bryce 4,000
10 September 1960 Queens Park A 1-1 Ormond 2,500
17 September 1960 East Fife H 1-0 Duchart 3,000
24 September 1960 Stenhousemuir A 4-4 Fagan(3);MacKenzie
28 September 1960 Cowdenbeath H 0-2
1 October 1960 Forfar Athletic H 7-2 Fagan(3);Duchart(3);Whalen 2,500
12 October 1960 Morton H 2-4 Tulloch;Duchart
15 October 1960 Queen of the South A 2-0 Tulloch;Duchart 4,500
22 October 1960 Falkirk H 1-2 Ormond 3,400
29 October 1960 Berwick Rangers A 2-2 Tulloch(2) 1,330
5 November 1960 Montrose H 2-4 Whalen;Tulloch 2,000
12 November 1960 Stirling Albion A 0-0 3,000
19 November 1960 East Stirling H 3-3 Whalen;Tulloch;MacKenzie 3,000
26 November 1960 Albion Rovers A 0-5 800
3 December 1960 Brechin City H 2-0 Whalen;Bryce 1,000
10 December 1960 Alloa Athletic A 2-1 Fagan(2) 1,800
17 December 1960 Stranraer H 1-2 Stewart 2,000
24 December 1960 Arbroath A 3-1 Stewart(2);Murney 1,600
31 December 1960 Hamilton A 0-1 2,000
2 January 1961 Queens Park H 3-2 Fagan;Bryce;Stewart
7 January 1961 East Fife A 2-4 Kilgannon;Bryce
14 January 1961 Stenhousemuir H 2-4 Whalen;Smith
21 January 1961 Forfar Athletic A 0-1 2,000
28 January 1961 Morton A 3-2 Whalen(2);MacKenzie 3,000
18 February 1961 Queen of the South H 3-1 Collings;Murney;Ormond 700
25 February 1961 Falkirk A 1-7 Ormond 6,000
4 March 1961 Berwick Rangers H 4-3 Ormond(2);Collings;Gallacher 1,500
11 March 1961 Montrose A 1-4 Gallacher 1,300
18 March 1961 Stirling Albion H 2-4 Gallacher(2) 3,000
25 March 1961 East Stirling A 4-2 Gallacher(3);MacKenzie 750
1 April 1961 Albion Rovers H 2-0 Gallacher;MacKenzie 2,000
4 April 1961 Cowdenbeath A 2-3 Bain;Stewart
8 April 1961 Brechin City A 2-3 MacKenzie;Stewart 1,000
10 April 1961 Alloa Athletic H 3-1 Collings(2);MacKenzie
22 April 1961 Stranraer A 2-4 Murney;Collings 1,300
29 April 1961 Arbroath H 4-2 Bain;Murney;Gallacher;Collings

Scottish Cup

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Date Rd Opponent Venue Result Scorers Attendance
11 February 1961 2 Alloa Athletic A 0-1 3,610

Scottish League Cup

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Date Rd Opponent Venue Result Scorers Attendance
13 August 1960 P Berwick Rangers A 2-2 Duchart;OG 2,606
17 August 1960 P Alloa Athletic H 0-0 3,500
20 August 1960 P Morton A 3-1 Smith;Bryce;Duchart 7,000
27 August 1960 P Berwick Rangers H 3-0 Smith;Bryce;Whalen
31 August 1960 P Alloa Athletic A 5-1 Ormond(2);Whalen;Black;Smith
3 September 1960 P Morton H 3-3 Bryce(2);Ormond 3,500
5 September 1960 PO1 Cowdenbeath H 3-0 Whalen(2);Black 5,500
7 September 1960 PO2 Cowdenbeath A 1-2 OG
14 September 1960 QF1 Queen of the South A 0-2
21 September 1960 QF2 Queen of the South H 2-1 Bryce;Duchart 6,000

Stirlingshire Cup

Date Rd Opponent Venue Result Scorers Attendance
17 October 1960 1 Stenhousemuir H 1-0 Ormond 1,000
1 November 1960 SF Falkirk A 1-1 Whalen
9 January 1961 SFR Falkirk H 1-4 Nimmo

Other Matches

Date Opponent Venue Result Scorers Attendance
6 August 1960 Dennistoun Waverley H 5-0 Bryce(5)
7 October 1960 Gateshead A 0-3
26 October 1960 Vale of Leven H 6-2 unknown
4 February 1961 Gateshead H 4-1 Kilgannon;Collings(2);Fagan

Appearances

Dumbarton used 36 players for the 47 League, Scottish Cup and Scottish League Cup matches, as detailed below. Freddie Glidden was best featuring in 42 of these matches. Note that unnamed trialist(s) played in three matches.[1]

Player Position[2] Appearances Goals
Scotland Tommy Agnew GK 1
Scotland John Bain FW 5 2
Scotland Gordon Black MF 39 2
Scotland John Bryce FW 15 9
Scotland Burns FW 1
Scotland Billy Collings FW 11 6
Scotland Tommy Craig MF 3
Scotland Bobby Crum FW 2
Scotland Willie Devlin GK 1
Scotland Alex Duchart FW 20 11
Scotland Bill Eadie GK 1
Scotland David Fagan MF 11 9
Scotland Tommy Ferns MF 29
Scotland Fleming FW 1
Scotland Hugh Gallacher FW 10 9
Scotland Freddie Glidden MF 42
Scotland Tommy Govan DF 20
Scotland Peter Haggerty MF 3
Scotland Charlie Hamill DF 41
Scotland John Hardie MF 3
Scotland Andy Jardine DF 24
Scotland Jim Kilgannon MF 25 1
Scotland Pat McGinlay FW 2
Scotland Jim McGrogan DF 2
Scotland Johnny MacKenzie FW 31 7
Scotland Hugh Murney MF 18
Scotland Gerry Murnin FW 10
Scotland Danny O'Donnell FW 1
Scotland Eddie O'Donnell GK 1
Scotland Bert Ormond FW 30 10
Scotland Doug Robertson GK 41
Scotland Alan Ross GK 1
Scotland Denis Smith FW 13 4
Scotland Charlie Stewart FW 12 6
Scotland George Tulloch FW 8 6
Scotland Tom Whalen FW 34 12

Reserve Team

Dumbarton played only one competitive 'reserve' match in the Scottish Second XI Cup, heavily defeated by Kilmarnock in the first round.

See also

References

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