Josef Mirschitzka

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Josef Mirschitzka (born January 13, 1914 ; † May / June 1980 ) was an Austrian football player who played for SK Admira Vienna .

Career

Mirschitzka played in the 1930s for SK Admira Vienna in the championship of the first division organized by the Vienna Football Association . During this period he won the championship twice as a defender with the team. He won the ÖFB Cup in 1932 against Vienna AC (6: 1; on May 26) and in 1934 against SK Rapid Vienna (8: 0; on May 10).

With the annexation of Austria he came from the 1938/39 season (until 1941/42 ) in the Gauliga Ostmark , most recently in the Gauliga Donau-Alpenland, in one of 17, later increased to 23 Gauligen at the time of National Socialism as a uniform top division in German Empire , to point games. In the ten-team league he prevailed with his team as first place and thus took part in the final round of the German championship . In the competition, which was held in four groups, his team prevailed as first place in Group 3 - due to the better goal quotient compared to the Stuttgart kickers with the same number of points . In this he played the third and sixth game, where he scored his only goal on May 14, 1939 in the last, 8: 3 victory over VfR Mannheim in Vienna , with the goal of 1: 0 in the second minute. After he and his team won the semifinals held in Frankfurt am Main on June 4, 1939, 4-1 against Hamburger SV , he moved into the final with them. The encounter with FC Schalke 04 on June 18, 1939 in the Berlin Olympic Stadium ended in a clear 9-0 defeat for him and his team.

He also played a total of six games in the competition for the club cup, which was newly introduced in 1935. In the quarter-finals of the Tschammerpokal competition, it was used for the first time on November 6, 1938 in the Ostmark elimination round in the 6-0 defeat by First Vienna FC . He played his second cup game on August 20, 1939 in a 0-1 first round match against SV Waldhof Mannheim . In 1941 he played four cup games for his team before they lost to Dresdner SC in the semifinals on October 12 in Dresden with 2: 4 .

In the competition for the Mitropapokal, the first major international competition in the world for club teams, he and his team reached the final, which was played in two legs. In the first leg on September 5, 1934, AGC Bologna was defeated 3-2 in the Vienna Prater Stadium ; the second leg four days later was lost 5-1. Previously, he was used on June 17 and 24 in the 0-0 and 2-2 draw in the round of 16 and on July 1 in Zurich in the 5-0 win in the necessary play-off against AC Napoli . He also played the round-trip leg in the quarter-finals on July 18 and 22, which he won 4-0 against Sparta Prague and lost 3-2; likewise the first leg won 3-1 against Juventus Turin on July 25th and 29th and the second leg lost 1-2 in the semi-finals.

titles and achievements

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Josef Mirschitzka on friedhoefewien.at
  2. ↑ Mitropacup 1934 on austriasoccer.at
personal data
SURNAME Mirschitzka, Josef
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian soccer player
DATE OF BIRTH January 13, 1914
DATE OF DEATH May 1980 or June 1980