Amateur League Lower Saxony

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The Lower Saxony amateur league was - under this and / or other names - from 1949 to 1964, the second highest division in Lower Saxony football. The league, organized by the Lower Saxony Football Association , was at the third highest level in the German league system until 1963, and at the fourth highest level in the last season.

history

The Lower Saxony amateur league was introduced in 1949 as a substructure for the two-track Lower Lower Saxony amateur league . Sometimes the amateur league was also referred to as the association league . Initially, the amateur league consisted of five seasons. In 1950, 1953 and 1956 a further season was added. The champions of the amateur league relays determined the promoted to the amateur league in a promotion round. After there were eight amateur leagues, the champions of seasons 1, 2, 6 and 8 determined the promoted to the amateur upper league West and the masters of seasons 3, 4, 5 and 7 the promoted to the amateur upper league east.

Below the amateur leagues there were two to four district classes. The rise to the amateur league took place either through direct promotion or through promotion rounds. With the league reform in 1964, the amateur leagues were abolished and replaced by eight district leagues.

The master

Clubs marked in bold made it to the next higher league.

year Season 1 (Oldenburg / East Friesland) Season 2
(Oldenburg / Hunte) 		Season 3
(Hanover) 		Season 4
(Braunschweig)
1950 TuS Varel BV Quakenbrück Werder Hanover SC Peine 48
1951 Germania Leer Falke Steinfeld ATSV Nienburg SV Vienenburg
1952 SC Nordenham Sparta Nordhorn SV Limmer 10 FT Braunschweig
1953 Germania Leer Sportfreunde Oesede VfL Bückeburg SV Union Salzgitter
1954 SC Nordenham BV Cloppenburg TSV Havelse Entry Braunschweig Am.
1955 SC Nordenham TuS Lingen FC Stadthagen SV Union Salzgitter
1956 Germania Leer Frisia Goldenstedt Hannoverscher SC Red and White Steterburg
1957 Germania Wilhelmshaven Frisia Goldenstedt Sportfreunde Ricklingen Red and White Steterburg
1958 Frisia Wilhelmshaven SSV Delmenhorst Sportfreunde Ricklingen Sportfreunde Lebenstedt
1959 TuS Einswarden TSV Twistringen Hanover 96 Am. Teutonia Groß Lafferde
1960 Star Emden SFN Vechta Sports fans jump Teutonia Groß Lafferde
1961 TuS Varel TuS Heidkrug Borussia Hanover FC Schöningen 08
1962 VfL Oldenburg Red and White Damme SV Obernkirchen Goslarer SC 08
1963 Wilhelmshaven 05 BV Cloppenburg Arminia Hannover Am. Sportfreunde Lebenstedt
1964 Frisia Wilhelmshaven Blue and white wages Lower Saxony Döhren FC Schöningen 08
year Season 5
(Hildesheim) 		Season 6
(Stade) 		Season 7
(Heath) 		Season 8
(Osnabrück)
1950 VfL Seesen - - -
1951 Einbecker SV 05 TSV Verden - -
1952 Borussia Hildesheim TSV Gnarrenburg - -
1953 FC Grone TSV Verden - -
1954 TSV Giesen SpVgg Rotenburg VfB Fallersleben -
1955 SV Alfeld Germania Walsrode 1. FC Wolfsburg -
1956 SV Alfeld TSV Verden SC Uelzen 09 -
1957 SVG Göttingen 07 TSV Verden VfL Wolfsburg Am. VfL Osnabrück Am.
1958 VfR Osterode 08 Eintracht Cuxhaven Lueneburg SK TuRa Melle
1959 SG Adenstedt Eintracht Cuxhaven SC Uelzen 09 TuS Haste 01
1960 VfV Hildesheim Am. Bremervörder SC 1. FC Wolfsburg Sparta Nordhorn
1961 Eintracht Salzdetfurth TSV Ottersberg SC Uelzen 09 SV Meppen
1962 TSG Hannoversch Münden Cuxhavener SV Eintracht Lüneburg TV boomed
1963 Tuspo Holzminden Cuxhavener SV SC Uelzen 09 Germania Papenburg
1964 Tuspo Holzminden Bremervörder SC SC Uelzen TuRa Melle

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literature

German Sports Club for Football Statistics (Ed.): Football in Lower Saxony 1964 - 1979 . 2008, DNB  994813775 .