Estonian football championship 1921

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Estonian football championship 1921
master SK Tallinna Sport (1st title)
Teams 4th
Games 4th
Gates 20  (ø 5 per game)
Top scorer EstoniaEstonia Heinrich Paal
( SK Tallinna Sport )

The Estonian football championship was played for the first time in 1921 as the highest Estonian football division for men. The championship, which was played in the knockout system between four clubs, won the SK Tallinna Sport . The games were wearing Tiigiveski Park of Tallinn .

Semifinals

The matches were played on September 25th and October 2nd, 1921. The replay took place on October 9th, 1921.

Result
Tallinna JK 6: 1 KS Võitleja Narva
SK Tallinna Sport 1: 1 JK Tallinna Kalev

Replay

Result
SK Tallinna Sport 3-0 JK Tallinna Kalev

final

SK Tallinna Sport Tallinna JK
SK Tallinna Sport
final
October 13, 1921 in Tallinn ( Tiigiveski Park )
Result: 5: 3 (1: 1)
Referee: Alexander McKibbin
Tallinna JK


Sergei Javorsky , Johannes Kichlefeldt , Oskar Kirpson , Elmar Klaos , Erich Kokamägi , Arnold Kuulman , Eduard Maurer , Heinrich Paal , Rudolf Paal , Bernhard Rein , Heinrich Roost , Vladimir Tell , Oskar Üpraus
Trainer: Verner Eklöf ( Finland ) FinlandFinland 		 Adolf Anier , Johannes Ellip , P. Hermann, Richard Jaanson , Eduard Jõepere , Voldemar Luik , Voldemar Õun , Raimond Põder , Emil Reinans , Gustav Sepp , August Silber , Otto Silber , Artur Sälg , Sergei Vahrušov
Trainer: Jüri Lossmann
goal1: 0 Heinrich Paal (10.)


goal2: 2 Vladimir Tell (63.)
goal3: 2 Heinrich Paal (70.)

goal4: 3 Oskar Üpraus (??.)
goal5: 3 not known
goal1: 1 Eduard Jõepere (16.)
goal1: 2 Raimond Põder (53.)


goal3: 3 Otto Silber (72.)
  • All players who played at least once during the tournament and in the final are listed.

Remarks

1 The club's exact name is Karskusselts Võitleja Narva.

Web links

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ 1. EESTI MEISTRIVÕISTLUSED. MEHED - Mehed spordiinfo.ee (Estonian)