1st Amateur League Southwest 1973/74

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1st Amateur League Southwest 1973/74
master FK Clausen
Relegated Phönix Bellheim , FV Germersheim , SV Weisenau-Mainz , TuS Altrip
Teams 16
Games 240
Top scorer Werner Melzer ( FK Clausen )
1st Amateur League Southwest 1972/73
^ Regionalliga Südwest 1973/74

The 1st Amateur League Southwest 1973/74 was the 27th season of the 1st Amateur League and the 22nd season after the merging of the seasons Rheinhessen , Vorderpfalz and Westpfalz . The championship won the FK Clausen .

With the introduction of the two-part 2nd Bundesliga , there were no promoters from the 1st amateur league. Because of the dissolution of the Regionalliga Südwest and the introduction of the 2nd Bundesliga in 1974, four clubs had to relegate to the 2nd amateur league: Phönix Bellheim (previously relegated from the Regionalliga), FV Germersheim , SV Weisenau-Mainz and TuS Altrip .

The two previous climbers Grün-Weiß Hochspeyer and BSC Oppau managed to stay in the league. The top scorer this season was Werner Melzer from the champions FK Clausen .

Closing table

1st Amateur League Southwest 1973/74
LU = Ludwigshafen am Rhein (incl. LU-Oppau)
rank society Games Gates Points
01. FK Clausen 30th 77:46 41:19
02. TSC Zweibrücken 30th 70:54 39:21
03. FC Rodalben 30th 80:57 38:22
04th Green-White Hochspeyer (N) 30th 49:44 35:25
05. Ludwigshafener SC 30th 49:32 34:26
06th SV Horchheim 30th 53:44 34:26
07th VfR Frankenthal 30th 54:53 33:27
08th. 1. FC Kaiserslautern Am. 30th 62:54 32:28
09. Arminia Ludwigshafen 30th 47:50 28:32
10. FK Pirmasens Am. 30th 53:52 27:33
11. VfR Kaiserslautern 30th 43:58 26:34
12. BSC Oppau (N) 30th 44:61 26:34
13. Phoenix Bellheim (A) 30th 68:71 26:34
14th FV Germersheim 30th 45:58 22:38
15th SV Weisenau-Mainz 30th 45:67 20:40
16. TuS Altrip 30th 45:75 19:41
Participant in the 1974 amateur championship
Relegation to the 2nd amateur leagues in 1974/75
(M) 1st amateur league champions Southwest 1972/73
(A) Relegated from the Regionalliga Südwest 1972/73
(N) Promoted from the 2nd amateur leagues in 1972/73

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