Gauliga Württemberg 1933/34

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Gauliga Württemberg 1933/34
Logo of the Gauligen
master Union Boeckingen (1)
Relegated 1. FC 08 Birkenfeld ,
VfR Heilbronn (disqualified)
Teams 10
Games 90  (of which 72 played)
Gates 324  (ø 4.5 per game)
← South German football championship 1932/33
District Leagues ↓
Venues of the Gauliga Württemberg 1933/34

The Gauliga Württemberg 1933/34 was the first season of the Gauliga Württemberg in football. Champion Union Böckingen .

course

The league was largely identical to the Württemberg district league, which was held until 1932/33 , but now the political boundaries were taken into account more strictly in the division of the league. The two Ulm clubs that had previously competed in the Southern Bavarian regional league switched to the Gauliga Württemberg, while 1. FC Pforzheim and Germania Brötzingen were transferred to the Gauliga Baden .

The first Gaume Championship was secured by the Union Böckingen team led by striker Karl Schadt against the Stuttgart Kickers tied on points . Böckingen qualified for the final round of the German championship , where they were eliminated as the group bottom in the preliminary round.

VfR Heilbronn was disqualified in February 1934 after thirteen out of a total of eighteen games. The background was a scandal about the former Heilbronn international Andreas Franz . He was initially hired by the VfR as a sports teacher for a monthly salary, but a little later only worked as a striker, although he continued to receive the sports teacher’s salary. In the run-up to the second round match against local rivals Union Böckingen, Union player Richard Walter accused him of being a professional player, and was then suspended by the DFB . VfR Heilbronn was temporarily excluded from the DFB. In addition, all results of the Gauliga season were taken out of the evaluation, so that the VfR was the first to be relegated. However, the Heilbronn team had only collected seven points by this point and would have been relegated without disqualification. The second relegated next to VfR Heilbronn was 1. FC 08 Birkenfeld , who was classified in the Baden league from 1934/35.

The promotion to the Gauliga managed the Sportfreunde Esslingen and the SV Göppingen , who prevailed in the promotion round of the district class winners against the SpVgg Trossingen .

Attendees

The following teams qualified for the first edition of the Gauliga Baden:

Closing table

Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Quota Points
 1. Union Böckingen  16  10  2  4th 044:310 1.42 22:10
 2. Stuttgart Kickers  16  10  2  4th 036:300 1.20 22:10
 3. VfB Stuttgart  16  6th  5  5 045:350 1.29 17:15
 4th Sports fans Stuttgart  16  7th  3  6th 040:340 1.18 17:15
 5. SV Feuerbach  16  6th  4th  6th 033:280 1.18 16:16
 6th 1. SSV Ulm  16  5  3  8th 035:470 0.74 13:19
 7th Stuttgarter SC  16  6th  1  9 026:370 0.70 13:19
 8th. FV Ulm 1894  16  4th  4th  8th 033:390 0.85 12:20
 9. 1. FC 08 Birkenfeld  16  4th  4th  8th 032:430 0.74 12:20
10. VfR Heilbronn a  0  0  0  0 000-000 1.00 00-00
aThe VfR Heilbronn was disqualified after the thirteenth match day, all previously discharged games were canceled.
Legend
Gaumeister
Relegated to the district league

Promotion lap

space society Games Gates Quota Points
1. Sports fans Esslingen 4th 15: 30 5.00 6: 2
2. 1. Goeppinger SV 4th 09:14 0.64 5: 3
3. SpVgg Trossingen 4th 04:11 0.36 1: 7
Legend
Promoted to the Gauliga

literature

  • Hardy Greens : Encyclopedia of German League Football. Volume 1: From the Crown Prince to the Bundesliga. 1890 to 1963. German championship, Gauliga, Oberliga. Numbers, pictures, stories. Agon-Sportverlag, Kassel 1996, ISBN 3-928562-85-1 , p. 132.