Austrian football championship 1912/13

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Austrian football championship 1912/13
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The Austrian Football Championship 1912/13 was organized by the Lower Austrian Football Association and contested by its members. There were four equal Austrian championships, which were spread over the Austrian heartland , Bohemia , Moravia-Silesia and Poland (Galicia) and thus included all areas of Cisleithania . From today's perspective, however , when speaking of the Austrian championship of 1913, one is often limited to the first class of the NFV .

Austrian heartland

In today's Austrian heartland, the Lower Austrian Football Association (NÖV) held a championship in Lower Austria and Vienna . A championship was also held in Styria , which was organized by the German-Alpine Football Association (DAFV).

First class (NFV)

First class (NFV) 1912/13
master SK Rapid Vienna (2)
Relegated ASV Hertha Vienna
Teams 10
Games 90
Gates 346  (ø 3.84 per game)
Top scorer Richard Kuthan
Johann Neumann (17)

General

The master was played in first grade. It was contested by 10 teams who met twice during the entire season. Rapid was able to successfully defend its title from last year and was Austrian football champion for the second time . The question of promotion and relegation was solved in the same way as last season with relegation games between the last of the first class and the champion of the second class A.

Closing table

Clubs of the Austrian Football Championship 1912/13
Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Quota Points
 1. SK Rapid Vienna (M)  18th  15th  3  0 059:170 3.47 33
 2. Vienna Association FC  18th  12  2  4th 039:210 1.86 26th
 3. Viennese sports club  18th  10  1  7th 045:240 1.88 21st
 4th Viennese amateur SV  18th  9  1  8th 039:310 1.26 19th
 5. Vienna AC  18th  8th  3  7th 041:280 1.46 19th
 6th 1. Simmeringer SC EK1  18th  7th  1  10 029:530 0.55 15th
 7th SpC Rudolfshügel (R G )  18th  6th  3  9 019:440 0.43 15th
 8th. First Vienna FC 1894  18th  5  3  10 019:370 0.51 13
 9. Floridsdorfer AC  18th  5  3  10 025:490 0.51 13
10. ASV Hertha Vienna EK1 (R G )  18th  3  0  15th 031:420 0.74 06th
Stand: Final stand. Source: Austria Soccer, Rapid Archive, RSSSF
EK1 1. Simmeringer SC did not have its own home ground, so its home games were often played on the opponent's pitch.
EK1 Four ASV Hertha Wien games were criminally verified against the club.
Legend for the first class
  • Austrian champion
  • Participation in the relegation games
    • (M) Austrian champion 1911/12
    (R G ) Winner of the 1911/12 season relegation
    Qualified through relegation

    Games in detail

    Schedule 1912/13
    Passage in summer / autumn
    date Match pairing Result
    September 1912
    September 1, 1912:  1. Simmeringer SC - First Vienna FC 1894 1: 4
    September 1, 1912:  Floridsdorfer AC - Vienna Sports Club 0: 7
    September 1, 1912:  SK Rapid Wien - Wiener Amateur SV 3-0
    September 1, 1912:  SC Rudolfshügel - Vienna AC 1: 4
    September 1, 1912:  Wiener Association FC - ASV Hertha Vienna 2-0
    September 8, 1912:  1. Simmeringer SC - ASV Hertha Vienna 2: 1
    September 8, 1912:  SK Rapid Vienna - First Vienna FC 1894 1: 1
    September 8, 1912:  SC Rudolfshügel - Floridsdorfer AC 2: 1
    September 8, 1912:  Wiener Association FC - Wiener AC 2: 3
    September 8, 1912:  Wiener Sport-Club - Wiener Amateur SV 2: 2
    September 15, 1912:  1. Simmeringer SC - Vienna Association FC 1: 6
    September 15, 1912:  SC Rudolfshügel - Wiener Amateur SV 1: 6
    September 15, 1912:  First Vienna FC 1894 - Viennese sports club 0: 2
    September 15, 1912:  Vienna AC - Floridsdorfer AC 4: 2
    September 22, 1912:  SC Rudolfshügel - 1st Simmeringer SC 5: 1
    September 22, 1912:  Wiener Amateur SV - ASV Hertha Vienna 3-0
    September 22, 1912:  Wiener Sport-Club - Wiener AC 0: 1
    September 29, 1912:  ASV Hertha Wien - Viennese sports club 1: 4
    September 29, 1912:  Vienna AC - SK Rapid Vienna 1: 1
    October 1912
    October 13, 1912:  ASV Hertha Vienna - SK Rapid Vienna 2: 4
    October 27, 1912:  Floridsdorfer AC - Wiener Amateur SV 1: 3
    November 1912
    November 1, 1912:  ASV Hertha Vienna - Floridsdorfer AC 1: 2
    November 1, 1912:  SK Rapid Vienna - 1. Simmeringer SC 7-0
    November 1, 1912:  First Vienna FC 1894 - SC Rudolfshügel 0-0
    November 1, 1912:  Wiener Association FC - Wiener Amateur SV 2: 1
    November 10, 1912:  Wiener Amateur SV - 1. Simmeringer SC 7: 1
    November 15, 1912:  Floridsdorfer AC - 1. Simmeringer SC 1: 1
    November 15, 1912:  SC Rudolfshügel - Vienna Association FC 1-0
    November 15, 1912:  First Vienna FC 1894 - ASV Hertha Vienna 0: 2
    November 15, 1912:  Wiener Sport-Club - SK Rapid Wien 0: 1
    November 17, 1912:  1. Simmeringer SC - Vienna AC 0: 5
    November 17, 1912:  Floridsdorfer AC - SK Rapid Vienna 1: 3
    November 17, 1912:  SC Rudolfshügel - ASV Hertha Vienna 0: 4
    November 17, 1912:  Wiener Amateur SV - First Vienna FC 1894 2-0
    November 17, 1912:  Wiener Sport-Club - Wiener Association FC 1: 2
    November 24, 1912:  1. Simmeringer SC - Vienna Sports Club 1: 4
    November 24, 1912:  SK Rapid Vienna - SC Rudolfshügel 4: 1
    November 24, 1912:  Vienna AC - First Vienna FC 1894 5: 1
    November 24, 1912:  Wiener Association FC - Floridsdorfer AC 2-0
    December 1912
    December 1, 1912:  SK Rapid Vienna - Vienna Association FC 2: 1
    December 1, 1912:  First Vienna FC 1894 - Floridsdorfer AC 1: 1
    December 1, 1912:  Vienna AC - ASV Hertha Vienna 3: 2
    December 1, 1912:  Wiener Sport-Club - SC Rudolfshügel 5-0
    December 8, 1912:  Wiener Amateur SV - Wiener AC 2: 1
    December 8, 1912:  Wiener Association FC - First Vienna FC 1894 2-0
    Passage in spring
    date Match pairing Result
    March 1913
    March 2, 1913:  ASV Hertha Vienna - First Vienna FC 1894 5: 1 *
    March 2, 1913:  Wiener AC - Viennese sports club 1: 2
    March 2, 1913:  Wiener Amateur SV - Floridsdorfer AC 0: 1
    March 2, 1913:  Vienna Association FC - SC Rudolfshügel 4: 1
    March 9, 1913:  ASV Hertha Vienna - SC Rudolfshügel 1: 0 *
    March 9, 1913:  Wiener AC - Wiener Association FC 1: 1
    March 9, 1913:  Wiener Amateur SV - SK Rapid Vienna 1: 4
    March 16, 1913:  Floridsdorfer AC - First Vienna FC 1894 4: 3
    March 16, 1913:  ASV Hertha Wien - Wiener Association FC 2: 3
    March 16, 1913:  SK Rapid Vienna - Vienna AC 4: 3
    March 16, 1913:  Wiener Sport-Club - 1. Simmeringer SC 2-0
    March 30, 1913:  SK Rapid Vienna - Floridsdorfer AC 5-0
    March 30, 1913:  Vienna AC - 1st Simmeringer SC 1: 2
    March 30, 1913:  Wiener Amateur SV - SC Rudolfshügel 1: 2
    March 30, 1913:  Wiener Association FC - Wiener Sport-Club 1-0
    April 1913
    April 13, 1913:  ASV Hertha Vienna - Wiener Amateur SV 1: 1 *
    April 13, 1913:  SK Rapid Wien - Viennese sports club 5-0
    April 13, 1913:  First Vienna FC 1894 - Vienna AC 1-0
    April 20, 1913:  1. Simmeringer SC - Floridsdorfer AC 1: 3
    April 20, 1913:  First Vienna FC 1894 - SK Rapid Vienna 1: 2
    April 20, 1913:  Wiener AC - Wiener Amateur SV 1: 3
    May 1, 1913 1. Simmeringer SC - SC Rudolfshügel 3-0
    May 1913
    May 1, 1913:  SK Rapid Vienna - ASV Hertha Vienna 2: 1
    May 1, 1913:  Wiener Amateur SV - Wiener Association FC 2: 4
    May 4th 1913:  Floridsdorfer AC - Vienna AC 0: 4
    May 4th 1913:  Vienna Association FC - SK Rapid Vienna 2: 2
    May 4th 1913:  Wiener Sport-Club - ASV Hertha Wien 6: 1
    May 18, 1913:  1. Simmeringer SC - SK Rapid Vienna 2: 4
    May 18, 1913:  SC Rudolfshügel - First Vienna FC 1894 0: 1
    May 22, 1913:  ASV Hertha Vienna - Vienna AC 4: 3
    May 22, 1913:  First Vienna FC 1894 - Wiener Amateur SV 2: 1
    May 22, 1913:  Wiener Association FC - 1. Simmeringer SC 0: 1
    May 25, 1913:  Floridsdorfer AC - SC Rudolfshügel 2: 2
    May 25, 1913:  ASV Hertha Vienna - 1. Simmeringer SC 0: 4
    May 25, 1913:  First Vienna FC 1894 - Vienna Association FC 1: 2
    May 25, 1913:  Wiener Amateur SV - Vienna Sports Club 2-0
    June 1913
    June 1, 1913:  1. Simmeringer SC - Wiener Amateur SV 5: 2
    June 1, 1913:  Floridsdorfer AC - ASV Hertha Vienna 2: 3 *
    June 1, 1913:  Vienna AC - SC Rudolfshügel 0-0
    June 8, 1913:  First Vienna FC 1894 - 1. Simmeringer SC 1: 3
    June 8, 1913:  Wiener Sport-Club - Floridsdorfer AC 4: 2
    June 22, 1913:  SC Rudolfshügel - Viennese sports club 3: 2
    June 29, 1913:  Floridsdorfer AC - Wiener Association FC 2: 3
    June 29, 1913:  SC Rudolfshügel - SK Rapid Vienna 0: 5
    June 29, 1913:  Wiener Sport-Club - First Vienna FC 1894 4: 1

    List of goalscorers

    Gates player society
    1. 17 goals Austria CisleithanienCisleithania Johann Neumann Vienna AC
    Austria CisleithanienCisleithania Richard Kuthan SK Rapid Vienna
    3. 15 goals Austria CisleithanienCisleithania Johann Studnicka Vienna AC
    4th 13 goals Austria CisleithanienCisleithania Gustav Blaha SK Rapid Vienna
    5. 12 goals Austria CisleithanienCisleithania Adolf Fischera Vienna Association FC
    Source: Austria Soccer

    see also list of the best goal scorers in Austria

    The championship team

    SK Rapid Vienna

    Franz Balzer , Eduard Bauer , August Blaha , Fritz Brandstetter , Josef Brandstetter , Vinzenz Dittrich , Leopold Grundwald , Josef Hagler , Josef Jech , Josef Kaltenbrunner , Josef Klima , Josef Koceny , Johann Kowarik , Heinrich Körner , Richard Kuthan , Rudolf Kühn , Gustav Putzendopler , Franz Schediwy , Josef Schediwy , Tauschinsky, Anton Wegscheider
    Section Head : Dionys Schönecker

    Source: Austria Soccer

    Second class A (NFV)

    Second class A (NFV) 1912/13
    master SC Wacker Vienna
    Relegation ↑ SC Wacker Vienna
    Teams 12
    Games 128
    Gates 492  (ø 3.84 per game)

    General

    The second level in the Austrian heartland was the second class A, its master was SC Wacker Vienna. Apart from the participants and the twelfth rank of the Nussdorfer AC there are no more detailed data. Furthermore, the rose from the third-rate Second Class B SK Admira Wien and SC Hakoah Wien on.

    Closing table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Quota Points
     1. SC Wacker Vienna (R V )  22nd  17th  5  0 085:140 6.07 39
     2. Viennese movement player  21st  14th  2  5 050:210 2.38 30th
     3. SC Donaustadt  22nd  12  4th  6th 065:330 1.97 28
     4th SC Ober St. Veit  19th  12  2  5 040:250 1.60 26th
     5. SC Südmark Vienna  22nd  10  3  9 049:430 1.14 23
     6th Viennese sports fans  21st  8th  7th  6th 032:340 0.94 23
     7th SK Favoritner forward  21st  8th  6th  7th 027:290 0.93 22nd
     8th. SC Blue Star Vienna  22nd  8th  2  12 044:400 1.10 18th
     9. SC Red Star Vienna  21st  6th  6th  9 042:400 1.05 18th
    10. Vienna Cricket and Football Club (A)  22nd  5  2  15th 032:580 0.55 12
    11. Favoritner FK Sturm (N)  22nd  4th  1  17th 015:720 0.21 09
    12. Nussdorfer AC  21st  3  0  18th 011:830 0.13 06th
    Stand: Final stand. Source: Austria Soccer, RSSSF
    Legend for second grade A.
  • Master and participation in the relegation games
  • Relegation to second class B in 1913/14
    • (A) Relegated in the 1911/12 season
    (N) Newcomers to the 1911/12 season
    (R V ) Loser in the 1911/12 season
    Climbers

    Relegation to First Class (NFV)

    The relegation games for membership in the first class were played by the last placed in the first class and the champions of the second class A. On the Hohe Warte , ASV Hertha Vienna and SC Wacker Vienna met on July 20 and August 3, 1913. Hertha secured the continuation of the first class with a total score of 4: 2, while Wacker failed for the second time in a row on promotion in the relegation.

    total First leg Return leg
    ASV Hertha Vienna 4: 2 SC Wacker Vienna 2-0 2: 2

    Second class of the DAFV

    Second class of the DAFV 1912/13
    master Graz football club "Sturm"

    General

    A championship of the second-class Graz clubs of the German-Alpine Football Association (DAFV) was held with five clubs, the Graz soccer club "Sturm" won the championship.

    Closing table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Quota Points
     1. Graz football club "Sturm"  8th  7th  1  0 022: 400 5.50 15th
     2. Rapid Graz  8th  6th  0  2 056: 800 7.00 12
     3. Graz Sports Association  8th  3  1  4th 028:220 1.27 07th
     4th Grazer Amateur SC  8th  2  0  6th 009:390 0.23 04th
     5. German ASC Cilli  8th  1  0  7th 005:490 0.10 02
    Stand: Final stand. Source: RSSSF
    Legend for championship of the DAFV
  • Master of the DAFV

    • Situation in the crown lands

    Bohemia - first class

    First class (Bohemia) 1912/13
    master DFC Prague

    The German Football Association for Bohemia held its first championship this season. There was a Czech football championship in 1913 in Bohemia, especially in Prague, organized by the Český svaz footballový (ČSF).

    General

    The Austrian championship for Bohemia was brought into being for the first time by the DFVfB, the second branch of the ÖFV, in autumn 1912 and held in the first class. There were three eligible participants for this level, the eventual winner DFC Prague, Teplitzer FK 03 and Karlsbader FK, while 15 teams started in the second class, which were split into three districts. Here the DFC Komotau emerged victorious, who prevailed in the play-off against the DFC Aussig and DFC Warnsdorf.

    Closing table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Quota Points
     1. DFC Prague  4th  4th  0  0 014: 500 2.80 08th
     2. Teplitzer FK 03  4th  2  0  2 009:130 0.69 04th
     3. Karlsbader FC  4th  0  0  4th 009:140 0.64 00
    Stand: Final stand. Source: webalice.it, RSSSF
    Legend for First Class (Bohemia)
  • Bohemian master of the DFVfB
    • Second grade
    Attendees

    I. District

    1. DFC Komotau
    2. DSC Brex
    3. DFC Sparta Karlsbad
    4. DSV Saaz

    II. District

    1. DFC Aussig
    2. VfB Teplitz
    3. DFC Bodenbach
    4. DSC Dux
    5. Leitmeritzer FC
    6. SC Akademia Bodenbach

    III. district

    1. DFC Warnsdorf
    2. DSC Gablonz
    3. SC Reichenberg
    4. SC Kismet Reichenberg
    5. DSC Warnsdorf

    Individual proof: ???

    Moravia-Silesia

    Championship (Moravia-Silesia) 1913
    master DSV Troppau (2)

    The Moravian-Silesian championship was held last year directly by the ÖFV, and the prize was donated personally by President Ignaz Abeles. During this season, however, the German Football Association for Moravia and Silesia (DFVfMuSch) was founded on July 15, 1913 in Mährisch-Ostrau, which became the fifth sub-association of the ÖFV which took over the hosting of this championship. For geographical reasons, the tenants in Moravia and Silesia had been divided into two districts (Opava and Bielitz), although there was ultimately only one participant for Bielitz. The champion was then decided in the play-off of the district first, in which the DSV Troppau emerged as the winner for the second time.

    Known fixtures
    Result
    DSV Troppau 7-0 FC record Troppau
    DSV Troppau 12: 00 FCD Sportbrüder Troppau
    DSV Troppau 8: 2 TV Freiwaldau
    DSV Troppau 7: 1 FC Silesia Troppau
    DSV Troppau 4: 1 BBSV Bielitz
    DSV Troppau 2: 2 BBSV Bielitz
    Bielitz district
    Closing table
    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Quota Points
     1. BBSV Bielitz  2  0  1  1 003: 600 0.50 01
    Stand: Final stand.
    Legend for the championship of the DFVfMuSCH, Troppau district
  • Master in the Bielitz district
    • Troppau district
    Closing table
    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Quota Points
     1. DSV Troppau  6th  5  1  0 040: 600 6.67 11
     2. FC Silesia Troppau  6th  2  2  2 007:100 0.70 06th
     3. TV Freiwaldau  4th  0  2  2 013:160 0.81 02
     4th FC record Troppau  4th  1  0  3 005:170 0.29 02
     5. FCD Sportbrüder Troppau  4th  1  0  3 004:170 0.24 02
    Stand: Final stand. Source: SFC Opava
    Legend for the championship of the DFVfMuSCH, Troppau district
  • Master in the Troppau district and DFVMuSch master

    • Poland (Galicia)

    District of Galicia 1913
    master Wisła Krakow

    The Austrian championship for Poland, which was held for the first time in the 1912/13 season, was organized by the German Football Association for Poland , the fourth sub-association of the ÖFV based in Krakow. A silver cup was donated by the Krakow “Kuryeur Ilustrowany” as the winning prize. Wisła Krakau was able to win 1-0 in the decisive game against Cracovia thanks to a goal by Przystawski and thus become the first Austrian champions in Poland. Wisła had already won the Polish championship of the Lviv Society for Movement Games a year earlier, but this was not subject to the ÖFV and can therefore more or less be described as unofficial. Soon after the playoff, Cracovia protested that Wisła had three unauthorized players and was ultimately awarded the championship title at the green table.

    Closing table
    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Quota Points
     1. Cracovia Kraków DFVP1  4th  2  2  0 010: 400 2.50 06th
     2. Wisła Krakow  4th  2  0  2 005: 800 0.63 04th
     3. Pogoń Lviv  4th  0  2  2 004: 700 0.57 02
    Stand: Final stand. Source: RSSSF
    Legend for the championship (Galicia, Poland)
  • Qualified for the final game
    • Final tournament
    Result
    Cracovia 1-0 Wisła Krakow

    Web links

    Individual evidence

    1. ↑ Austria 1 (1st class) Lower Austria Football Association 1912/13. In: austriasoccer.at. Retrieved February 1, 2018 .
    2. ^ Rapid Archive, Championship 1912/13. In: rapidarchiv.at. Retrieved February 1, 2018 .
    3. ^ A b Austria Final League Tables (First and Second Level), Austria 1912/13. In: rsssf.com. Retrieved February 1, 2018 .
    4. ^ Statistics Ö1 (1st class) Lower Austrian Football Association 1912/13, goal scorers (Top 10). In: austriasoccer.at. Retrieved February 1, 2018 .
    5. ^ Statistics Ö1 (1st class) Lower Austrian Football Association 1912/13, SK Rapid Vienna. In: austriasoccer.at. Retrieved February 1, 2018 .
    6. ^ Austria 2 (2nd class A) Lower Austrian Football Association 1912/13. In: austriasoccer.at. Retrieved February 1, 2018 .
    7. ↑ Opening of the new "Rapid" square. Final round of the championship of the second-rate football clubs. In:  Grazer Tagblatt / Grazer Tagblatt. Organ of the German People's Party for the Alpine countries / Neues Grazer Tagblatt / Neues Grazer Morgenblatt. Morning edition of the Neues Grazer Tagblatt / Neues Grazer Abendblatt. Evening edition of the Neue Grazer Tagblatt / (Süddeutsches) Tagblatt with the illustrated monthly “Bergland” , September 22, 1913, p. 5 (online at ANNO ). Template: ANNO / Maintenance / gtb( 2nd column at the top )
    8. ^ Austria - Styria - List of Champions, championship of the German-Alpine Football Association 1912/13. In: rsssf.com. Retrieved February 1, 2018 .
    9. ↑ Part of Austro-Hungarian Empire until 1918, CZECHIA 1912, German Football Association for Bohemia (1912-13). In: webalice.it. Retrieved February 1, 2018 .
    10. ↑ Czechoslovakia / Czech Republic - List of League Tables, Czechoslovakia 1896-1917. In: rsssf.com. Retrieved February 1, 2018 .
    11. ↑ 1908–1938: Kopaná si v Opavě získává příznivce. In: sfc.cz. Retrieved February 1, 2018 (cz).
    12. ^ Poland 1910-1920, Galicia Championship, Galicia Championship 1913. In: rsssf.com. Retrieved February 1, 2018 .