The Bundespokal (until 1918 Kronprinzenpokal German Football Association (DFB) competed against each other in the cup mode. After the regional associations under pressure from the Nazis had dissolved in 1933, was first of the same year Reichsbund Cup organized at which the representative teams of Sportgaue (some were called in 1939 "sports fields") of the Reich Federation for Physical Education took part. He was discontinued in 1942 due to the war.
In 1949/50 there was the first national cup , in which the national teams from the DFB area (with contract players ) and the GDR participated. Since 1950/51 only the amateur teams of the national associations were allowed, the competition was accordingly called "Amateur Country Cup of the DFB". From then on, the GDR no longer reported any teams.
In 1969/70 the DFB tried to revive the former national cup, but the DFB regional cup hardly attracted public or media interest. The competition was not continued after the preliminary round.
trophy
The trophy was donated by Crown Prince Karl Friedrich at the Bundestag of the DFB from February 1 to 2, 1908 . It is silver and has two extra-long handles . At the top at the edge are the areas (associations) numbered by name and in Roman numerals. Below it, separated by lines, reads: His Imperial and Royal Highness Wilhelm, Crown Prince of the German Empire and of Prussia (this is written in German Kurrentschrift ) donated this cup in 1908 as a challenge prize for football competitions between the representative teams of the regional associations of the German Football Association (in block letters).
Participating associations until 1933
The two last-named associations merged in 1911 to form the Association of Brandenburg Ball Game Clubs .
Crown Prince Cup Finals and winners of the Crown Prince's Cup
1909 Central Germany - Berlin 3: 1, April 19, 1909 Berlin-Mariendorf , Viktoria-Platz
1910 South Germany - Berlin 6-5, April 10, 1910 Berlin-Mariendorf, Viktoria-Platz
1911 Northern Germany - Southern Germany 4: 2, May 25, 1911 Berlin-Mariendorf, Viktoria-Platz
1912 Southern Germany - Brandenburg 6: 5, February 18, 1912 Berlin-Mariendorf, Union 92-Platz
1913 West Germany - Brandenburg 5-3, June 8, 1913 Berlin-Grunewald , German Stadium
1914 North Germany - Central Germany 2-1, February 22, 1914 Berlin-Grunewald, German Stadium
1915 Bavaria Army Corps (soldiers' team), 23 August 1915 Magdeburg , Viktoria-Platz
1916 not held
1917 Northern Germany - Southern Germany 2-1, April 8, 1917 Berlin-Gesundbrunnen , Schebera-Platz
1918 Brandenburg - Northern Germany 3-1, May 19, 1918 Berlin-Mariendorf, Viktoria-Platz
Federal Cup After the First World War, the cup competition was continued under the name Bundespokal.
Finals and winner of the federal cup
1919 Northern Germany - Southern Germany 5: 4 (Berlin)
pairing
Northern Germany Southern Germany
Result
5: 4 (4: 0)
date
June 8, 1919
Stadion
German Stadium , Berlin
spectator
10,000
referee
Curt von Paquet ( Berlin )
Gates
1: 0 Jäger (8th), 2: 0 Esser (20th), 3: 0 Harder (?.), 4: 0 Lorenz (32nd), 4: 1 Philipp (62nd), 4: 2 Philipp ( 65th), 4: 3 Seiderer (69th), 5: 3 Lorenz (74th), 5: 4 Seiderer (80th)
Northern Germany
Charly Pohl ( SC Victoria Hamburg ) - Waldemar Gilge ( Altona 93 ), Henry Müller (SC Victoria Hamburg) - Hugo Fick ( Holstein Kiel ), Arthur Mahncke ( Union 03 Altona ), Walter Krause (SC Victoria Hamburg) - Heiner Mechling (SC Victoria Hamburg), Adolf Jäger (Altona 93), Otto Harder ( Hamburger FC 1888 ), Walter Lorenz ( Eimsbütteler TV ), Franz Esser (Holstein Kiel)
Southern Germany
Bauer ( MTV Munich ) - Georg Wellhöfer ( SpVgg Fürth ), Josef Bruglachner ( TSV 1860 Munich ) - Herbst ( FC Pfeil Nürnberg ), Georg Rottenberger (SpVgg Fürth), Hans Schmidt (SpVgg Fürth) - Georg Wunderlich (SpVgg Fürth), Andreas Franz (SpVgg Fürth), Ludwig Philipp (Sportfreunde Nürnberg), Leonhard Seiderer (SpVgg Fürth), Hans Hagen (SpVgg Fürth)
1920 West Germany - Central Germany 1-0 (Hanover)
pairing
West Germany Central Germany
Result
1: 0 a.d.
date
June 20, 1920
Stadion
Cycle racing track at the horse tower (place of SV 96 ), Hanover
spectator
7,500
referee
Carl Koppehel ( Berlin )
Gates
1: 0 Stollenwerk (116.)
West Germany
August Göbler ( Cologne BC 01 ) - Erich Hastrich (SuS Elberfeld), Erich Palm (Cologne BC 01) - Karl Flink (Cologne BC 01), Josef Schümmelfelder ( Bonner FV ), Erich Pohl ( Kölner SC 1899 ) - Bosch ( Cologne CfR ), Georg Stollenwerk sen. ( Youth Düren ), Hermann Steinhauer (Kölner SC 1899), Walter Risse ( Düsseldorfer SC 99 ), Walter Fischer ( Duisburger SpV )
Central Germany
Fritz Dölling ( Leipziger SV Eintracht 1904 ) - Alfred Gründler ( FC Sportfreunde Leipzig ), Fritz Hempel (FC Sportfreunde Leipzig) - Tölke ( SC Erfurt ), Camillo Ugi ( VfB Leipzig ), Walter Burghardt ( VfL Halle 1896 ) - Paul Pömpner (VfB Leipzig), Eduard Pendorf (VfB Leipzig), Fritz Förderer (VfL Halle 1896), Kurt Meißner ( Hallescher FC Borussia ), Arthur Gaebelein (VfL Halle 1896)
1921 Central Germany - West Germany 4-0 (Leipzig)
pairing
Central Germany West Germany
Result
4: 0 (3: 0)
date
March 20, 1921
Stadion
Sportfreunde-Platz , Leipzig
spectator
15,000
referee
Angelo Rossi ( Stuttgart )
Gates
1-0 Pötzel (19th), 2-0 sponsors (26th), 3-0 Lorenz (38th, penalty), 4-0 Lorenz (48th, penalty)
Central Germany
Fritz Dölling (Leipziger SV Eintracht 1904) - Alfred Denkewitz (SC Wacker Leipzig), Eduard Pendorf (VfB Leipzig) - Fritz Schmöller (SV Fortuna 1902 Leipzig), Koch (SV Brandenburg Dresden), Erich Jacob (SpVgg Leipzig) - Kurt Weißenborn ( SV Fortuna 1902 Leipzig), Fritz Förderer (VfL Halle 1896), Pötzel (SuBC Plauen), Walter Lorenz (BV Olympia Leipzig), Richard Kühn (SpVgg Leipzig)
West Germany
August Göbler (CfR Cologne) - Erich Hastrich (SuS Elberfeld), Erich Palm (Cologne BC) - Karl Flink (Cologne BC), Josef Schümmelfelder (Bonner FV), Erich Pohl (Cologne SC 1899) - Leo Fiederer (Duisburger SpV), Hermann Steinhauer (Kölner SC 1899), Georg Stollenwerk (Jugend Düren), Walter Risse ( Düsseldorfer SC 99 ), Willi Quasten ( TuRU Düsseldorf )
1922 Southern Germany - Northern Germany 7-0 (Hamburg and Lokstedt)
pairing
Northern Germany - Southern Germany
Result
0: 7 (0: 1)
date
March 5, 1922
Stadion
ETV square , Hamburg
spectator
30,000
referee
Peco Bauwens ( Cologne )
Gates
0: 1 Franz (40th), 0: 2 Franz (50th), 0: 3 Franz (55th), 0: 4 carrier (60th), 0: 5 carrier (61st), 0: 6 carrier ( 70th), 0: 7 Franz (86th)
Northern Germany
Hans Wentorf (Eimsbütteler TV) - Oscar Lüdecke (Eimsbütteler TV), Henry Müller (SC Victoria Hamburg) - Alfred Heynen (Eimsbütteler TV), Arthur Mahncke (Union 03 Altona), Walter Krause (Holstein Kiel) - Fritz Lange (SV Arminia Hannover ), Ludwig Breuel (Hamburger SV), Adolf Jäger (Altona 93), Walter Lorenz (Eimsbütteler TV), Eduard Wolpers (SV Arminia Hannover)
Southern Germany
Theodor Lohrmann (SpVgg Fürth) - Georg Wellhöfer (SpVgg Fürth), Josef Müller (SpVgg Fürth) - Hans Schmidt (1. FC Nürnberg), Hans Kalb (1. FC Nürnberg), Hans Lang (SpVgg Fürth) - Wolfgang Strobel (1 FC Nürnberg), Andreas Franz (SpVgg Fürth), Leonhard Seiderer (SpVgg Fürth), Heinrich Träger (1. FC Nürnberg), Hans Sutor (1. FC Nürnberg)
particularities
The place on which the national cup final of 1922 between North and South Germany took place, the sports field of the Eimsbüttel TV on the Hoheluft , was partly on Hamburg , partly on Prussian territory and had an official capacity of 28,000 spectators. According to contemporary newspaper reports, however, 35,000 tickets are said to have been issued and there are supposedly as many as 44,000 visitors to the stadium. The audience felt like “herrings crammed together” to these reports, and “real battles for the possession of standing and seats” were reported. The spectators who came later tried to position themselves between the barrier and the playing field, which blocked the view of those already present and led to arguments. A strong police presence had to clear the field to allow the kick-off. After the game was clearly decided, the first spectators migrated prematurely and chose the shortcut across the field, which led to another interruption. After the game, the condition of the field with "crushed barriers and broken benches" was desolate. As a result, the side effects of this game led to the postponement of the international game against Hungary scheduled for July 2 in Hamburg to Bochum.
1922 South Germany - West Germany 4: 1 (Berlin, Kampfspielpokal )
pairing
Southern Germany Western Germany
Result
4: 1 (0: 1)
date
June 23, 1922
Stadion
German Stadium , Berlin
spectator
13,500
referee
Otto Cornelius ( Berlin )
Gates
0: 1 Binder (32nd), 1: 1 Seiderer (52nd), 2: 1 Nebauer (53rd), 3: 1 Franz (75th), 4: 1 Franz (87th)
Southern Germany
Theodor Lohrmann (SpVgg Fürth) - Georg Wellhöfer (SpVgg Fürth), Hans Schmidt (1. FC Nürnberg) - Hans Hagen (SpVgg Fürth), Max Müller (1. FC Pforzheim), Hans Lang (SpVgg Fürth) - Fritz Retter (Sportfreunde Stuttgart), Andreas Franz (SpVgg Fürth), Leonhard Seiderer (SpVgg Fürth), Fritz Nebauer (FC Wacker Munich), Heinrich Altvater (FC Wacker Munich)
West Germany
Willi Helduser ( VfB Remscheid ) - Karl Vollbrecht (Essener TB), Walter Risse ( Düsseldorfer SC 99 ) - Hans Reinhardt (Duisburger FV 08), Albert Kolvenbach ( TuS Bochum 1848 ), Erich Pohl (Kölner SC 1899) - Leo Fiederer (Duisburger SpV), Josef Lüke ( TuRU Düsseldorf ), Walter Binder (Kölner BC), Walter Claus-Oehler ( Arminia Bielefeld ), Hans-Josef Knaup ( Dürener FC 03 )
1923 South Germany - West Germany 2: 1 (Frankfurt)
pairing
Southern Germany Western Germany
Result
2: 1 (2: 0)
date
February 25, 1923
Stadion
Riederwaldstadion , Frankfurt am Main
spectator
30,000
referee
Otto Martelock ( Berlin )
Gates
1: 0 Franz (23rd), 2: 0 Ascherl (29th), 2: 1 Claus-Oehler (51st)
Southern Germany
Heinrich Stuhlfauth (1. FC Nürnberg) - Willi Pfeiffer (Eintracht Frankfurt), Josef Müller (SpVgg Fürth) - Hans Hagen (SpVgg Fürth), Hans Lang (SpVgg Fürth), Fritz Wetzel (1. FC Pforzheim) - Georg Wunderlich (Stuttgart Kickers), Andreas Franz (SpVgg Fürth), Leonhard Seiderer (SpVgg Fürth), Willy Ascherl (SpVgg Fürth), Karl Auer (SpVgg Fürth)
West Germany
Carl Zörner (Kölner SC 1899) - Fritz Linden (Duisburger FV 08), Walter Risse ( Düsseldorfer SC 99 ) - Willi Pohl (Arminia Bielefeld), Gottfried Siegen ( TuRU Düsseldorf ), Erich Pohl (Kölner SC 1899) - Walter Conrads (Duisburger SpV), Josef Lüke ( TuRU Düsseldorf ), Walter Binder (Kölner BC), Walter Claus-Oehler (Arminia Bielefeld), Mathias Blethgen (Duisburger SpV)
1924 South Germany - North Germany 4: 2 (Frankfurt)
pairing
Southern Germany Northern Germany
Result
4: 2 (1: 2)
date
February 17, 1924
Stadion
Riederwaldstadion , Frankfurt am Main
spectator
25,000
referee
Peco Bauwens ( Cologne )
Gates
1: 0 Auer (15th), 1: 1 Jäger (18th), 1: 2 Harder (35th), 2: 2 Ascherl (48th), 3: 2 Franz (66th), 4: 2 Ascherl ( 73.)
Southern Germany
Heinrich Stuhlfauth (1. FC Nürnberg) - Anton Kugler (1. FC Nürnberg), Josef Müller (SpVgg Fürth) - Hans Hagen (SpVgg Fürth), Hans Kalb (1. FC Nürnberg), Carl Riegel (1. FC Nürnberg) - Karl Auer (SpVgg Fürth), Andreas Franz (SpVgg Fürth), Ludwig Philipp (FV Nürnberg), Willy Ascherl (SpVgg Fürth), Hans Sutor (1. FC Nürnberg)
Northern Germany
Willi Meier (Eimsbütteler TV) - Albert Beier (Hamburger SV), Henry Müller (SC Victoria Hamburg) - Alfred Heynen (Eimsbütteler TV), Ernst Eikhof (SC Victoria Hamburg), Hans Krohn (Hamburger SV) - Fritz Lange (SV Arminia Hannover ), Adolf Jäger (Altona 93), Otto Harder (Hamburger SV), Carl Hartmann (SC Victoria Hamburg), Eduard Wolpers (SV Arminia Hannover)
1925 Northern Germany - Southern Germany 2: 1 (Hamburg)
pairing
Northern Germany Southern Germany
Result
2: 1 (0: 0)
date
February 22, 1925
Stadion
Hoheluft Stadium , Hamburg
spectator
25,000
referee
Alfred Birlem ( Berlin )
Gates
1: 0 Voss (58th), 1: 1 Nebauer (60th), 2: 1 Harder (80th/11 m)
Northern Germany
Hans Wentorf (Altona 93) - Albert Beier (Hamburger SV), Henry Müller (SC Victoria Hamburg) - Wilhelm Peters (Altona 93), Arthur Mahncke (Union 03 Altona), Hans Lang (Hamburger SV) - Kurt Voß (Holstein Kiel) , Erich Hartmann (SC Victoria Hamburg), Otto Harder (Hamburger SV), Carl Hartmann (SC Victoria Hamburg), Franz Esser (Holstein Kiel)
Southern Germany
Franz Hügel (VfR Mannheim) - Hermann Freiländer (VfR Mannheim), Josef Müller (SpVgg Fürth) - Hans Hagen (SpVgg Fürth), Karl Deschner (VfR Mannheim), Alfred Au (VfR Mannheim) - Karl Höger (VfR Mannheim), Kurt Meißner (VfR Mannheim), Sepp Herberger (VfR Mannheim), Fritz Nebauer (FC Wacker Munich), Heinrich Altvater (FC Wacker Munich)
1926 Southern Germany - Central Germany 2: 1 (Leipzig)
pairing
Central Germany - Southern Germany
Result
1: 2 (1: 0)
date
October 4, 1925
Stadion
VfB Stadium , Leipzig
spectator
30,000
referee
Alfred Birlem ( Berlin )
Gates
1: 0 Gedlich (6th), 1: 1 Strobel (46th), 1: 2 Franz (88th)
Central Germany
Gustav Kagemann (VfL Halle 1896) - Gerhard Gloxin (SV Brandenburg Dresden), Martin Kühnel (SV Brandenburg) - Rudolf Berthold (Dresdner SC), Georg Köhler (Dresdner SC), Kretzschmar (Dresdner SV Guts Muts) - Otto Teichgräber (SV Fortuna Leipzig), Gerhard Schmidt (SpVgg Leipzig), Richard Gedlich (Dresdner SC), Paul Pömpner (VfB Leipzig), Kurt Salomon (Chemnitzer BC)
Southern Germany
Heinrich Stuhlfauth (1. FC Nürnberg) - Luitpold Popp (1. FC Nürnberg), Josef Müller (SpVgg Fürth) - Hans Hagen (SpVgg Fürth), Hans Kalb (1. FC Nürnberg), Hans Schmidt (1. FC Nürnberg) - Wolfgang Strobel (1. FC Nürnberg), Andreas Franz (SpVgg Fürth), Leonhard Seiderer (SpVgg Fürth), Georg Kießling (SpVgg Fürth), Ludwig Leinberger (SpVgg Fürth)
1926 West Germany - South Germany 2: 7 (Cologne, Kampfspielpokal )
pairing
West Germany - South Germany
Result
2: 7 (1: 3)
date
4th July 1926
Stadion
Müngersdorfer Stadion , Cologne
spectator
30,000
referee
Alfred Birlem ( Berlin )
Gates
0: 1 Dietl (246th), 0: 2 Hofmann (26th), 0: 3 Pöttinger (38th), 1: 3 gap (40th), 1: 4 Pöttinger (46th), 1: 5 Pöttinger ( 49.), 1: 6 Scherm (65.), 1: 7 Dietl (67.), 2: 7 Horn (71.)
West Germany
Karl Zolper (Cologne CfR) - Peter Sackenheim (Duisburger SpV), Erich Schröder ( VfR Cologne 04 rrh. ) - Hermann Müller ( Düsseldorfer SC 99 ), Josef Heuken (Black and White Essen), Max Heine (Duisburger SpV) - Leo Fiederer ( SpVgg Oberhausen ), Josef Lüke ( TuRU Düsseldorf ), Franz Horn (Black and White Essen), August Sackenheim (Duisburger SpV), Paul Pfeiffer (Duisburger SpV)
Southern Germany
Heinrich Stuhlfauth (1. FC Nürnberg) - Hans Hagen (SpVgg Fürth), Emil Kutterer (FC Bayern Munich) - Konrad Krauss (SpVgg Fürth), Hans Kalb (1. FC Nürnberg), Hans Schmidt (1. FC Nürnberg) - Karl Scherm (ASV Nürnberg), Franz Dietl (FC Bayern Munich), Josef Pöttinger (FC Bayern Munich), Georg Hochgesang (1. FC Nürnberg), Ludwig Hofmann (FC Bayern Munich)
1927 Central Germany - North Germany 1-0 (Altona)
pairing
Northern Germany - Central Germany
Result
0: 1 (0: 0)
date
March 6, 1927
Stadion
Bahrenfeld Stadium , Altona
spectator
18,000
referee
Karl Weingärtner ( Offenbach am Main )
Gates
0: 1 Koehler (87.)
Northern Germany
Hans Wentorf (Altona 93) - Albert Beier (Hamburger SV), Henry Müller (SC Victoria Hamburg) - Karl Nommensen (Altona 93), Arthur Warnecke (Hamburger SV), Hans Lang (Hamburger SV) - Kurt Voß (Holstein Kiel), Fritz Lange (SV Arminia Hannover), Otto Harder (Hamburger SV), Franz Horn (Hamburger SV), Eduard Wolpers (Hamburger SV)
Central Germany
Gustav Kagemann (VfL Halle 1896) - Kurt Geißler (Dresdner SV Guts Muts), Hans Günther (VfB Leipzig) - Hugo Mantel (Dresdner SC), Eduard Pendorf (VfB Leipzig), Rudolf Berthold (Dresdner SC) - Fritz Franke (Chemnitzer BC ), Alfred Köhler (VfB Leipzig), Fritz Krauß (SC Wacker Leipzig), Richard Hofmann ( SpVgg Meerane 07 ), Kurt Salomon (Chemnitzer BC)
1928 Southeast Germany - North Germany 2-0 (Breslau)
pairing
Southeast Germany North Germany
Result
2: 0 (0: 0)
date
April 29, 1928
Stadion
Schlesierkampfbahn , Breslau
spectator
35,000
referee
Theodor Maul ( Nuremberg )
Gates
1-0 Boxhammer (64th), 2-0 Blaschke (88th)
Southeast Germany
Fritz Reissner ( United Breslauer Sportfreunde ) - Paul Krause ( Breslauer SC 08 ), Horst Woydt (United Breslauer Sportfreunde) - Otto Biesinger (Breslauer SC 08), Bruno Lehmann ( FC Viktoria Forst ), Fritz Langner ( VfB Breslau ) - Walter Siems ( VfB Breslau), Fritz Blaschke (Breslauer SC 08), Erich Steuer ( SSC 1901 Oels ), Arthur Boxhammer ( Saganer SV ), Curt Bergel (United Breslauer Sportfreunde)
Northern Germany
Hans Wentorf ( Altona 93 ) - Albert Beier ( Hamburger SV ), Henry Müller ( SC Victoria Hamburg ) - Hans Lang (Hamburger SV), Karl Schütt ( SV Harburg ), Flory (SC Victoria Hamburg) - Kurt Voß ( Holstein Kiel ), Oskar Ritter (Holstein Kiel), Otto Stern ( Police SV Hamburg ), Karl Politz ( FC St. Pauli ), Hans Rave (Hamburger SV)
1929 Brandenburg - Northern Germany 4: 1 (Berlin)
pairing
Brandenburg - Northern Germany
Result
4: 1 (2: 0)
date
April 28, 1929
Stadion
Preussen-Platz , Berlin
spectator
22,000
referee
Karl Weingärtner ( Offenbach am Main )
Gates
1: 0 Iwanowski (27th), 2: 0 Iwanowski (39th), 3: 0 Lehmann (71st), 3: 1 Widmayer (85th), 4: 1 Lehmann (89th)
Brandenburg
Paul Gehlhaar (Hertha BSC) - Heinz Emmerich (Tennis Borussia Berlin), Hans Brunke (Tennis Borussia Berlin) - Willi Völker (Hertha BSC), Karl Schulz (Viktoria 89 Berlin), Ernst Müller (Hertha BSC) - Hans Ruch (Hertha BSC ), Johannes Sobeck (Hertha BSC), Fritz Iwanowski (SC Minerva 93), Bruno Lehmann (Hertha BSC), Kurt Raue (Tennis Borussia Berlin)
Northern Germany
Wilhelm Blunk (Hamburger SV) - Walter Risse (Hamburger SV), Henry Müller (SC Victoria Hamburg) - Johannes Ludwig (Holstein Kiel), Karl Schütt (SV Harburg), Heinrich Johannesson (VfR Harburg) - Heini Lienau (Altona 93), Franz Horn (Hamburger SV), Otto Harder (Hamburger SV), Werner Widmayer (Holstein Kiel), Eduard Wolpers (SV Arminia Hannover)
1930 Northern Germany - Brandenburg 2-0 (Altona)
pairing
Northern Germany - Brandenburg
Result
2: 0 (1: 0)
date
March 9, 1930
Stadion
Bahrenfelder Stadium , Altona
spectator
17,570
referee
Ernst Sackenreuther ( Nuremberg )
Gates
1-0 summer (40th), 2-0 horn (68th)
Northern Germany
Wilhelm Blunk (Hamburger SV) - Walter Risse (Hamburger SV), Albert Beier (Hamburger SV) - Walter Wahn (Union 03 Altona), Johannes Ludwig (Holstein Kiel), Karl Hoffmann (Hannover 96) - Otto Sommer (Hamburger SV), Franz Horn (Hamburger SV), Werner Widmayer (Holstein Kiel), Eduard Wolpers (Arminia Hannover), Hans Rave (Hamburger SV)
Brandenburg
Walter Müller (Viktoria 89) - Heinz Emmerich (Tennis Borussia Berlin), Hans Brunke (Tennis Borussia Berlin) - Franz Sobanski (Berliner SV 92), Karl Schulz (Viktoria 89 Berlin), Walter Normann (Viktoria 89) - Hans Schröder (Tennis Borussia Berlin), Paul Gruhlke (Police SV Berlin), Püschner (Police SV Berlin), Martin (Police SV Berlin), Kurt Raue ( BEWAG Berlin )
1930 Southeast Germany - Brandenburg 1: 2 (Breslau, Fighting Game Cup )
1931 Central Germany - South Germany 3: 4 by accident (Dresden)
pairing
Central Germany - Southern Germany
Result
3: 4 a.d. (3: 3, 1: 2)
date
April 19, 1931
Stadion
Stadium at the Ostragehege , Dresden
spectator
30,000
referee
Franz Gerlach ( Wroclaw )
Gates
1: 0 Hofmann (3rd), 1: 1 Lachner (14th), 1: 2 Stiglbauer (33rd), 2: 2 Hofmann (53rd), 3: 2 Schlösser (58th), 3: 3 Frank ( 72nd), 3: 4 Kund (104th)
Central Germany
Hans Menzel (SC Wacker Leipzig) - Hans Clauß (Dresdner SC), Albin Herzog (Dresdner SC) - Kurt Stössel (Dresdner SC), Georg Köhler (Dresdner SC), Heinz Hartmann (Dresdner SC) - Kurt Hallmann (Dresdner SC), Rudolf Berthold (Dresdner SC), Karl Schlösser (Dresdner SC), Richard Hofmann (Dresdner SC), Friedrich Müller (Dresdner SC)
Southern Germany
Willibald Kreß (Rot-Weiß Frankfurt) - Wilhelm Heidlauf ( Germania Brötzingen ), Theodor Burkhardt (Germania Brötzingen) - Heinrich Hergert (FK Pirmasens), Ludwig Leinberger (SpVgg Fürth), Georg Knöpfle (FSV Frankfurt) - Ludwig Stiglbauer (TSV 1860 Munich ), Ludwig Lachner (TSV 1860 Munich), Willi Rutz (Rot-Weiß Frankfurt), Georg Frank (SpVgg Fürth), Willi Kund (1. FC Nürnberg)
1932 Northern Germany - Southern Germany 2: 1 (Leipzig)
1933 South Germany - Southeast Germany 6: 1 (Mannheim)
Regional selection competition
Adolf Hitler Cup Fighting game trophy Federal Cup Reichsbund Cup German gymnastics and sports festival 1938
DFB regional cup The amateur national team also took part in this one-off but canceled competition in 1969/70 . She won against Südwest 3-0 in Kaiserslautern, but lost 2-1 to the South in Offenbach. In the other group, northern Germany prevailed 1-0 against the west in Munster and later 3-2 against Berlin there. No other matches took place; the average attendance was 2,400 per game up until then.
Finals and winner of the DFB regional cup 1970 Northern Germany in the final (not played) Web links Ralf Klee, Broder-Jürgen Trede: Kick it like Kronprinz. Contemporary History. on: Spiegel-Online. May 29, 2009. Individual evidence
↑ 1933, and only in that year, the competition was called "Adolf Hitler Cup", 1934 "Kampfspielpokal"; under the latter name he was also in 1922, 1926 and 1930 respectively in addition as a program of the German fighting games have been played.
↑ The lawn sport , Berlin, VI. Year, February 5, 1908, category: General sporting overview.
↑ Germany versus Hungary: echoes of the scandals in the German Federal Cup decision. Sport-Tagblatt. Vienna, March 17, 1922, p. 3.
↑ A great vortex ... Illustrated Sports Journal. Vienna, March 18, 1922, p. 9.
↑ Critical appraisal in Kicker No. 92/1969.
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