District class Halle-Merseburg
| District class Halle-Merseburg | |
| Association | Football department |
| First edition | 1933/34 |
| hierarchy | 2nd league |
| Teams | 14 (1935/36) 13 (1938/39) 12 (1933/34), (1934/35), (1936/37) (1937/38) 10 (1940/41), (1941/42), (1942 / 43) 9 (1939/40) |
| Record champions | Sportfreunde Halle (3 x) |
| Qualification for | Promotion round to Gauliga Mitte |
| region | Gau Halle-Merseburg |
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The district class Halle-Merseburg , (later also 1st class Halle-Merseburg ), was one of three second-class football leagues in the Sportgau Mitte during the National Socialist era . In addition to the district class Magdeburg-Anhalt and the district class Thuringia, it served as the substructure of the Gauliga Mitte and existed from 1933 to 1943 over 10 completed season series.
[* from 1940/41 season: 1st class Halle-Merseburg ]
history
After through the DC circuit -related resolution of the Association of German means ball game teams 1933 teams central German from the (not-Saxon) Union Gauen were in the newly created center Gau VI / = Gau arranged. From the Gauliga Saale , z. B. the two best-placed clubs of the 1932/33 season were rewarded with a place for the first-class Gauliga in mid-1933 /34. The clubs in the ranks 3–9 received an automatic starting place for the new district class. The tenth and last place was in the district class, and thus two classes lower in the now formally existing third class. Compiled according to similar selection criteria, the three best-placed clubs from the Gauliga Saale-Elster and the two best - placed clubs from the Gauliga Kyffhäuser were added for the new class . The Gauliga Mulde , (consisting of the two squadrons Altmulde + Elbe-Elster ), was not taken into account for reasons already decided and communicated by the game commission, explicitly: "insufficient high-quality sporting criteria" .
Thus, the new Halle-Merseburg district class started with twelve participating clubs. Five classes of the (1st district class) were arranged under the district class. (District 5 = Elbe-Elster / District 6 = Mulde / District 7 = Jahn / District 8 = Kyffhäuser / District 9 = Saale-Elster). The winner of each district class qualified for the promotion round to Gauliga Mitte by playing off the two promoted to Gauliga with the winners of the two other district classes of the Gau. At the beginning of the 1936/37 season, the Saale-Elster district was dissolved and replaced by the newly created Rudelsburg district. The district of Mulde was renamed: District of Kursachsen . So it stayed with 5 districts in the district, with slightly changed border lines. In the 1939/40 season, the so-called " 1st War Championship ", the Halle-Merseburg district class was only able to maintain play with 9 teams due to the war. With wise foresight, the competent Central Office decided
to contest the pre-season with 4 relegators in order to initiate the necessary minimization. With the 1940/41 season the division was renamed: "1st Class Halle-Merseburg" and increased to ten participating clubs for the next three game series. In the summer of 1943, the three first grades in Gau Mitte (VI) were then dissolved again through a reform structure. The second league stage then formed the circles, as in the years from 1920 to 1923.
In the 10 years of existence, the victorious champions of the Halle-Merseburg district class were able to prevail a total of eight times in the respective round of promotion to the Gauliga Mitte . The FV Sportfreunde hall was proud the district class championship as a record winner and achieve remarkable 3 times and managed it every time and move up to the Gauliga center to realize.
Seasons of the district class Halle-Merseburg 1934–1943
| season | Winner district class Halle-Merseburg |
Cutting off the promotion round |
|---|---|---|
| 1933/34 | FV Sportfreunde Halle | Second |
| 1934/35 | VfL Halle 1896 | Third |
| 1935/36 | SV Merseburg 99 | Second |
| 1936/37 | VfL Halle 1896 | First |
| 1937/38 | VfL 1911 Bitterfeld | Third |
| 1938/39 | FV Sportfreunde Halle | Second |
| 1939/40 | SpVg Zeitz 1910 | First |
| 1940/41 | FC Wacker Halle 1900 | First |
| 1941/42 | FV Sportfreunde Halle | First |
| 1942/43 | RB / VfL Merseburg | First |
The 15 district class districts and their assignment to the 3 district classes of the Gauliga Mitte from 1936/37 , (in brackets: 1934–1936)
1. Magdeburg-Anhalt [4] = (1.) Altmark (2.) Magdeburg (3.) Harz (4.) Anhalt
2. Halle-Merseburg [5] = (1.) Kyffhäuser (2.) Rudelsburg (created in a new form / Saale-Elster district was dissolved) (3.) Jahn (Saale)
(4.) Kursachsen (Mulde) (5 .) Elbe-Elster
3. Erfurt-Thuringia [6] = (1.) Wartburg (2.) Hennegau (West Thuringia) (3.) Erfurt (North Thuringia) (4.) Weimar (East Thuringia)
(5.) South Thuringia (6.) Osterland
The district champions of all 15 districts of the Gauliga in the middle of 1933–1943 - this is how they played the promotion to the respective district classes.
| year | AT THE | MD | HZ | ON | KH | SE / RB | SAT / JN | ML / KS | EE | WB | WT / HG | NT / EF | OT / WR | ST | OIL |
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| 1933/34 | Tangermünde S. | SC 1900 | Thale | Bernburg W. | Oberröblingen | Time | Ammendorf | Zscherndorf | Muhlberg | Mulhouse | Schmalkalden | Erfurt Sportring | Apolda VfB | Sonneberg 04 | Altenburg |
| 1934/35 | Guards | Castle P. | Aschersleben A. | Koethen 02 | Dingelstädt | Naundorf | Schkeuditz | Delitzsch | Mückenberg | Eisenach | Barchfeld | Sömmerda | Apolda VfB | Neuhaus hedgehog blow | Gera C. |
| 1935/36 | Tangermünde F. | Schönebeck VfB | Thale | Mildensee | Salza | Teuchern | Merseburg VfL | Zscherndorf | Hohenleipisch | Gotha A. | Zella-Mehlis Union | Stadtilm | Apolda SC | Neuhaus hedgehog blow | Altenburg |
| 1936/37 | Salzwedel | SC 1900 | Thale | Bernburg W. | Nordhausen W. | Taucha | Hall B. | Wood white | Hohenleipisch | Eisenach | Barchfeld | Stadtilm | Poessneck | Mengersgereuth hammering | Rositz |
| 1937/38 | Stendal BuTC | Staßfurt | Wernigerode | Bernburg 07 | Dingelstädt | Taucha | Leuna | Piesteritz | Hohenleipisch | Mulhouse | Spreads | Stadtilm | Weimar MvR. | S. Neuhaus | Gera SV |
| 1938/39 | Blocks | Ottersleben Gr. | Aschersleben A. | Bernburg 07 | Nordhausen W. | Weißenfels TuRV | Wansleben | Greppin | Hohenleipisch | Ruhla | Suhl SV | Stadtilm | Kahla | Neustadt hedgehog blow | Neustadt / Orla |
| 1939/40 | nb | Neustadt V.-1860 | Oschersleben | Dessau 98 | Salza | Hohenmölsen | Merseburg P. | Sandersdorf | Mockrehna | Mulhouse | Suhl SpVgg | Ilmenau | Saalfeld | S. Neuhaus | Greiz |
| 1940/41 | Stendal V. | Castle P. | Thale | Bernburg 07 | Nordhausen LSV | Weißenfels S.-G. | Bad Durrenberg | Sandersdorf | nb | Depth location | Zella Mehlis 06 |
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Weimar N. / |
Heinersdorf | Gera W. / Rositz / nb |
| 1941/42 | Stendal V. | SC 1900 | Aschersleben SV | Koethen G. | Sondershausen MSV | Zeitz BC | Schkeuditz | Wittenberg 07 | Torgau | Gotha LSV | Zella-Mehlis Union | Ilmenau Erfurt LSV Arnstadt | Rudolstadt / Jena S. | Sonneberg LSV | nb |
| 1942/43 | nb | nb | nb | nb | nb | nb | nb | nb | nb | nb | nb | nb | nb | nb | nb |
Colored background = newcomers // small district reform + district name change, (6 of 15), from 1936/37 and 1940/41
1933/34 season Halle-Merseburg : three climbers because the SF Halle in Gauliga rose and 1938/39 only one promoted because W. Nordhausen renounced // 1939/40 Erfurt-Thuringia : Five direct promoters without a relegation round / 1941/42: All promoted directly.
1933/34 Halle-Merseburg : for W. Mühlberg the Reiterregiment / Sportgruppe Torgau was nominated for the next season as a substitute climber
1939/40 Magdeburg-Anhalt and Thuringia , [DFB- / Gauliga Mitte decision]: the respective district champions were during the 1.Kriegsmeisterschaften war from defect-related, geographical and infrastructural reasons excluded from the respective promotion round
from 1942-43 were the circle Kyffhaeuser (and therefore 1941-42 MSV Sondershausen the Kreismeister) sport structurally the district Thuringia assigned
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- Sport-Telegram newspaper 1933–1943