Austrian football championship 1915
← 1913/14
The Austrian Football Championship in 1915 was organized by the Lower Austrian Football Association and contested by its members. There were originally four Austrian championships with equal rights, which were spread across the Austrian heartland , Bohemia , Moravia-Silesia and Poland (Galicia) and thus included all areas of Cisleithania . During the First World War, however, only the first class of the NFV was played as a war championship without relegation.
Austrian heartland
First class (NFV)
First class (NFV) 1915
master
Vienna AC
Teams
10
Games
45
Gates
213 (ø 4.73 per game)
Top scorer
Franz Heinzl (12)
General
The championship of the 1915 season was held as the first war championship and comprised only nine rounds, all of which were held in the spring. The Vienna AC was able to provide the strongest team these days, although like all other clubs it suffered from the loss and recruitment of its players. Starting with a 9: 1 and a 15: 0 against Sport-Club and Simmering, the athletes faced the decision in the seventh round of previous year's champions WAF. Captain Johann Studnicka dusted off to the winning 1-0, so that the WAC became Austrian football champions for the fourth time, the first time in the ÖFV. The descent, however, was suspended during the First World War.
Closing table
Clubs of the Austrian Football Championship 1915
EK1 The Simmeringer sports field in Rinnböckstraße was opened for games.
Legend for the first class
Austrian champion
no relegation
Climbers
Second class A: none, since World War I
Games in detail
Passage from February
date
Match pairing
Result
February 1915
February 28, 1915
Floridsdorfer AC - Wiener Association FC
3: 6
February 28, 1915
SK Rapid Vienna - ASV Hertha Vienna
3: 1
February 28, 1915
Wiener AC - Viennese sports club
9: 1
March 1915
March 7, 1915
Floridsdorfer AC - Vienna AC
5: 7
March 14, 1915
SK Rapid Vienna - Vienna Association FC
2: 2
March 14, 1915
Vienna AC - 1st Simmeringer SC
15: 0
March 14, 1915
Wiener Amateur SV - SC Rudolfshügel
3-0
March 21, 1915
Floridsdorfer AC - SC Rudolfshügel
4: 2
March 21, 1915
ASV Hertha Wien - Viennese sports club
1: 1
March 21, 1915
SK Rapid Vienna - Vienna AC
0: 2
March 21, 1915
Wiener Association FC - 1. Simmeringer SC
2-0
March 25, 1915
ASV Hertha Vienna - Vienna AC
0: 5
March 25, 1915
SC Wacker Vienna - Vienna Association FC
1: 4
March 25, 1915
Wiener Amateur SV - Floridsdorfer AC
0-0
April 1915
April 11, 1915
ASV Hertha Vienna - 1. Simmeringer SC
4: 2
April 11, 1915
SK Rapid Vienna - SC Wacker Vienna
2: 2
April 11, 1915
Vienna AC - SC Rudolfshügel
3-0
April 11, 1915
Wiener Amateur SV - Vienna Sports Club
1-0
April 18, 1915
Floridsdorfer AC - 1. Simmeringer SC
2: 1
April 18, 1915
SK Rapid Vienna - SC Rudolfshügel
2: 3
April 18, 1915
SC Wacker Wien - Viennese sports club
0: 1
April 18, 1915
Wiener Amateur SV - ASV Hertha Vienna
0: 2
April 18, 1915
Wiener Association FC - Wiener AC
0: 1
April 25, 1915
1. Simmeringer SC - Vienna Sports Club
2: 2
April 25, 1915
ASV Hertha Vienna - Floridsdorfer AC
0: 4
April 25, 1915
SC Wacker Vienna - SC Rudolfshügel
3: 4
Passage from May
date
Match pairing
Result
May 1915
May 2, 1915
SC Wacker Vienna - ASV Hertha Vienna
3: 3
May 9, 1915
1. Simmeringer SC - Wiener Amateur SV
2: 7
May 9, 1915
SK Rapid Vienna - Floridsdorfer AC
3: 1
May 9, 1915
SC Wacker Vienna - Vienna AC
1: 4
May 16, 1915
SK Rapid Wien - Viennese sports club
0: 1
May 16, 1915
Wiener Association FC - Wiener Amateur SV
2: 1
May 23, 1915
SC Rudolfshügel - 1st Simmeringer SC
4: 1
May 24, 1915
SC Rudolfshügel - ASV Hertha Vienna
1: 2
June 1915
June 3, 1915
SC Wacker Vienna - Floridsdorfer AC
0-0
June 3, 1915
Wiener Amateur SV - Wiener AC
2-0
June 3, 1915
Wiener Sport-Club - Wiener Association FC
3: 4
June 13, 1915
SK Rapid Vienna - 1. Simmeringer SC
7: 3
June 13, 1915
SC Wacker Vienna - Wiener Amateur SV
1-0
June 13, 1915
Vienna Association FC - SC Rudolfshügel
7: 1
June 27, 1915
SK Rapid Wien - Wiener Amateur SV
4: 1
July 1915
4th July 1915
SC Rudolfshügel - Viennese sports club
6: 1
July 11, 1915
ASV Hertha Wien - Wiener Association FC
2: 3
July 11, 1915
Wiener Sport-Club - Floridsdorfer AC
3: 3
July 18, 1915
1. Simmeringer SC - SC Wacker Vienna
4: 2
List of goalscorers
see also list of the best goal scorers in Austria
The championship team
Vienna AC
Johann Brandweiner - Rudolf Heger , Franz Schlosser , Johann Kaps , Karl Achatzy , Richard Kohn , Julius Kaps , Gustav Chrenka , Leopold Deutsch , Johann Neumann , Grünfeld, Karl Heinlein , Johann Studnicka , Karl Dürschmied , Stejskal
Source: Austria Soccer
Second class (NFV)
General
Due to the war, only a few game results from the 1915 season in Second Class A have been preserved, so that only the position results can be given below:
Closing table
ZK1 Red Star Vienna was renamed Rot Stern Wien because of the war.
Legend for the second grade, group 1
Master, but no promotion to first class
Relegation to the third division or cessation of gaming operations
(N)
Newcomers of the 1913/14 season
Climbers
FBiNÖ championship
FBiNÖ championship 1915
master
Döblinger SC
Teams
10
Games
45
Gates
256 (ø 5.69 per game)
Closing table
FBiNOE1 Scores show errors or unknown criminally verified results. Goal sums are also inconsistent.
Legend for the FBiNÖ championship
FBiNÖ master
Championship of the DAFV
A championship of the German-Alpine Football Association (DAFV) was not held this season because of the First World War.
Situation in the crown lands
Bohemia
The German Football Association for Bohemia did not have a championship this season. For the Czech-speaking clubs, there was the Czech Football Championship in Bohemia in 1915 , which was held mainly in Prague and was organized by the Český svaz footballový (ČSF).
Moravia-Silesia
The German Football Association for Moravia and Silesia did not have a championship this season.
Poland
The German Football Association for Poland did not have a championship this season.
Web links
Individual evidence
^ Austria 1 (1st class) Lower Austria Football Association 1915. In: austriasoccer.at. Retrieved February 1, 2018 .
↑ Rapid Archive, Championship 1915. In: rapidarchiv.at. Retrieved February 1, 2018 .
↑ Statistics Ö1 (1st class) Lower Austria Football Association 1915, goal scorers (top 10). In: austriasoccer.at. Retrieved February 1, 2018 .
^ Statistics Ö1 (1st class) Lower Austria Football Association 1915, Vienna AC. In: austriasoccer.at. Retrieved February 1, 2018 .
↑ 2nd class Lower Austria Football Association Group 1 1915. In: austriasoccer.at. Retrieved February 1, 2018 .
^ Championship FUAN 1915. In: austriasoccer.at. Retrieved February 1, 2018 .
^ Austria - Styria - List of Champions, championship of the German-Alpine Football Association 1912/13. In: rsssf.com. Retrieved February 1, 2018 .
Austrian soccer championships
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