1st Amateur League South Baden 1950/51

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1st Amateur League South Baden 1950/51 (football)
Logo of the South Baden Football Association
master FC Villingen
Relegated SpVgg Ottenau , SV BW Freiburg
← Landesliga Südbaden 1949/50
^ II. Division 1950/51

The 1st Amateur League South Baden 1950/51  was the 1st season of the 1st Amateur League in South Baden - the forerunner of today's  Association League South Baden . The South Baden amateur champions were  FC 08 Villingen . The champions of the amateur leagues Bavaria, Hesse and Württemberg were automatically qualified for the promotion round. The champions of the amateur league Baden and Südbaden had to play qualifying games. At the end of the season, ASV Feudenheim prevailed against FC 08 Villingen. Both teams won their home games 2-0 - Feudenheim won the playoff in Pforzheim 1-0 after extra time. FC Villingen also took part in the German amateur championship, which was held for the first time in 1951 , but failed there in the preliminary round against the later finalists Karlsruher FV .

The SpVgg Ottenau and the SV BW Freiburg had to relegate to the 2nd amateur league. The promoters for the following season were VfR Stockach , FC Gutach and Kehler FV . VfL Konstanz came from the II. Division as a relegated team.

The 1st Amateur League South Baden was the successor to the Landesliga Südbaden .

Closing table

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1 FC Villingen (A) 30th 77:29 41:19
2 SV Kuppenheim (A) 30th 63:31 39:21
3 SC Baden-Baden 30th 73:42 37:23
4th FC Rastatt (A) 30th 59:47 36:24
5 FT 1844 Freiburg (A) 30th 73:51 36:24
6th SV Schopfheim 30th 67:51 34:26
7th Offenburg FV (A) 30th 77:48 33:27
8th Lahrer FV (A) 30th 56:50 32:28
9 FV St. Georgen 30th 65:61 32:28
10 SV Weil (N) 30th 63:65 31:29
11 SV Achern 30th 56:62 31:29
12 Red-White Loerrach 30th 63:57 30:30
13 SpVgg Rheinfelden 30th 49:55 28:32
14th ASV Freiburg 30th 49:80 25:35
15th SpVgg Ottenau 30th 30: 115 10:50
16 SV BW Freiburg 30th 24: 100 5:55
  • South Baden amateur champion
  • Relegated to the 2nd amateur league

    • Individual evidence

    1. ↑ The German Football Archives 1900-today. In: www.f-archiv.de. Retrieved December 26, 2015 .