Alwin Jenatschek

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Alwin Jenatschek ( May 1, 1931 - November 15, 2009 ) was a German football player. The defensive player completed a total of 226 league games in which he scored eleven goals at SpVgg Erkenschwick and Preußen Münster from 1949 to 1961 in what was then the first-class football Oberliga West .

Career as a footballer

At the age of 18, 14 days before his 19th birthday, Alwin Jenatscheck made his debut with the Black-Reds from the Stimberg Stadium in the Oberliga West. On April 16, 1950, in a 0-1 home defeat against Alemannia Aachen, he ran as a center forward for the first time in the league eleven of the team from Oer-Erkenschwick. This was followed by two appearances against 1. FC Köln (1: 2) and Duisburger SpV, where the young player on half right scored his first goal for the game association in a 4: 1 home win. With that the round of 1949/50 was over and the team around the Erkenschwicker idol Julius "Jule" Ludorf had reached the 7th place. In the third league year, 1951/52 , Jenatschek was already a regular player; he played all 30 league games. Among them was the 6: 4 away win on January 27, 1952 at the new Westmeister Rot-Weiss Essen, where he had to fight Bernhard Termath as right defender in the World Cup system at that time. At Landefeld / Nöllenheidt you can read the following about it in their league book: “It's also the Esseners who can afford the strangest home game of the year. 8,000 spectators experience a snow and ice game against SpVgg in January 1952. Erkenschwick, in which the Hohmann protégés, appropriately dressed in 'blue' and white, as the 'sports observer' describes it, 'stumble around like disabled people on black ice. Not one of them can walk, not one of them can turn on its own axis without falling '. The Erkenschwicker is completely different: They combine as fluently as the petroleum used by their resourceful trainer Ernst Kuzorra for the special tunnels - a long-known anti-slip agent - and knock their helpless opponent full. It is 0: 5 after 38 minutes, Helmut Rahn and Kurt Zaro take off their shoes, but referee Guizetti orders them to be put on again. During the break, shoes are also eagerly lubricated in the Essen cabin, but the race to catch up for those who are now more steadfast comes too late. The game ends 4: 6. ”To save the honor of the men around Ludorf and Jenatschek, however, the respectable 2: 2 home game result on September 16, 1951, was continued without snow and ice by the team around the Ewald colliery conditions. Another note: The coach in Erkenschwick during these years was Willy Jürissen and not the Schalke monument Ernst Kuzorra.

At the end of the round, the black-reds finished 14th with 24:36 points. Now there was still a relegation against the two runners-up in the 2nd league group 1 and 2 (VfB Bottrop, TSG Vohwinkel), as well as the 13th of the league (STV Horst-Emscher) to play. With 8: 4 points, Erkenschwick, like the Emscher "Hussars", maintained their Oberligaplatz; the decisive game was won 2-1 in Bottrop on June 15, 1952. For the 1952/53 season Jenatschek accepted the offer from Preußen Münster and moved to runner-up in 1951.

In the Münsterland he immediately belonged to the regular line-up of the Eagle Bearers under coach Willi Multhaup , as did the other newcomers Alfred Kelbassa and Edelbert Rey . In both games against the champions Borussia Dortmund, the SCP reached a draw; in the Prussian stadium a 3: 3, in the stadium Rote Erde a 1: 1. Münster did not achieve constancy. The 7th place was occupied with 32:28 points; Jenatschek had played 28 league games as a defender and scored one goal. In his second year in Münster, a new coach came with Ludwig Tretter and Josef Seemann from Bayern Munich was supposed to replace Horst-Emscher-returnees Kelbassa in attack . If Münster won 2-0 against 1. FC Köln in the first half of the season, the Prussians were outclassed 8-1 in the second half of the season against the new West Masters. On December 6, 1953 Münster had won the unofficial title of autumn champion with a 3-0 home win against Rheydt, tied with 1. FC Köln with 21: 9 points each. Nevertheless, Münster reached fourth place with 33:27 points, but now eight points behind Cologne. Jenatschek was again used as a defender or as an outside runner. After that, the Prussians bobbed around in the middle of the table. Jenatschek experienced the work of the subsequent trainers Paul Böhm , Günter Hentschke and, from 1958/59, the working method of Kuno Klötzer . The way to the top of the table in the Oberliga West did not succeed, not even with new players like Heribert Kania , Adolf Scheidt , Herbert Eiteljörge , Helmut Tybussek , Hermann Lulka , Gerd Cyliax , Falk Dörr , Harald Beyer and Klaus Bockisch , who was in the last Jenatschek's season, 1960/61, when the middle runner succeeded the 226-time league player (11 goals). With a 3: 3 home draw in front of 25,000 spectators, the man from Erkenschwick said goodbye to Münster and the Oberliga West on October 30, 1960. As head of defense of the Prussians, he had again measured himself against the offensive strength of players such as Willi Koslowski , Waldemar Gerhardt , Manfred Berz , Helmut Jagielski and Ernst Kuster .

literature

  • Ralf Piorr (Ed.): The pot is round. The lexicon of Revier football: The clubs. Klartext Verlag. Essen 2006. ISBN 3-89861-356-9 . Pp. 76-79.

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Lorenz Knieriem, Hardy Grüne : Spiellexikon 1890 - 1963 . In: Encyclopedia of German League Football . tape 8 . AGON, Kassel 2006, ISBN 3-89784-148-7 , p. 174 .
  2. ↑ Harald Landefeld, Achim Nöllenheidt (ed.): "Helmut, tell me about the gate ...". New stories and portraits from the Oberliga West 1947–1963. Klartext Verlag. Essen 1993. ISBN 3-88474-043-1 . P. 118
personal data
SURNAME Jenatschek, Alwin
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German soccer player
DATE OF BIRTH May 1, 1931
DATE OF DEATH November 15, 2009