Ardrossan Seafield was the only team in Ardrossan in 1881 but bankruptcy forced it to close.


ARDROSSAN SEAFIELD 3 - ANNBANK 5
Ardrossan Seafield lost to Darvel by three goals to five in the third round of the Ayrshire Cup on 15 January 1881.
           The Scottish Football Historical Archive website

ARDROSSAN SEAFIELD 4 - STEWARTON CUNNINGHAME 6
The Seafield played their opening match on Saturday last (27 August 1881) at Clutha Park, Ardrossan with the Stewarton Cunninghame. The Seafield won the toss and elected to play downhill with the wind. About twenty minutes after the kick-off, the Seafield scored their first goal within twenty minutes from the start followed by another two in quick succession. This seemed to put Stewarton on their mettle for they scored four goals before half time was called, being one ahead of the home team. In the second half, there was some good passing play on both sides, the ball travelling from end to end very speedily. About twenty minutes from the start, the Cunninghame by a run on the right wing scored number five and shortly after number six. On the kick-off, the Seafield determined to score, Flinn scoring their last goal by a long shot on the right wing. Nothing of any note occurred after this, the game ending in favour of the Cunninghame by six goals to four.
           Ardrossan and Saltcoats Herald, 3 September 1881

 ARDROSSAN SEAFIELD 9 - GLASGOW MARCHTOWN 2
This game was played on the ground of the former, Clutha Park.  Ardrossan having won the toss the Glasgow men kicked off.   In the first half, which was altogether in favour of the home team, Seafield registered no less than seven goals, while the strangers failed to score.   During the second half play was more evenly balanced, the Glasgow team scoring a couple of goals, and Seafield a similar number.   The game thus ended in favour of Ardrossan by nine goals to two.
            Glasgow Herald, 19 September 1881

There is a contradiction in venue and which Crosshouse team in the two reports below.

ARDROSSAN SEAFIELD 0 -  CROSSHOUSE SECOND ELEVEN
This game was played at Clutha Park, Ardrossan.  The ground was both slippery and soggy.   The game resulted in a draw - no goals each.
           Glasgow Herald, 26 September 1881

CROSSHOUSE 0 - ARDROSSAN SEAFIELD 0
A friendly game was played on the ground of the former between the above teams on Saturday last (24 September 1881). The weather was most unpropituous for outdoor recreation, the rain which fell during the day reducing the field to a most deplorable condition and rendering it so slippy that to keep equilibrium was a matter of great difficulty. The game was evenly-contested and the play was really amusing owing to the large pools of water which lay around the upper goal. In these moats, the players frantically struggled, splashing and plunging like porpoises and blinding each other with water.
           Ardrossan and Saltcoats Herald, 1 October 1881

ARDROSSAN SEAFIELD AWARDED AYRSHIRE CUP TIE
Ardrossan Seafield was awarded a bye into the next round of the Ayrshire Cup when Troon withdrew from the planned tie on 8 October 1881.
           The Scottish Football Historical Archive website

ARDROSSAN SEAFIELD 2 - KILMARNOCK ATHLETIC SECOND XI 3
This game was played at the ground of the former, Clutha Park.  The Athletic, in remarkably quick time, registered the first goal.  After twenty-five minutes work, in which several good movements were effected on both sides, the home team scored their first goal, followed by a second which was disputed.  Before half-time was called, Seafield scored their third goal.  In the second-half the Athletic registered another two goals, the game thus terminating in favour of the strangers by three goals to two and one disputed.
            Glasgow Herald, 10 October 1881

STEWARTON CUNNINGHAME 8 - ARDROSSAN SEAFIELD 1
Ardrossan Seafield lost to Stewarton by eight goals to one in the second round of the Ayrshire Cup on 5 November 1881.
           The Scottish Football Historical Archive website