Regional League South Württemberg 1949/50

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Regional League South Württemberg 1949/50
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Relegated 21st
Teams 24 in two seasons
Regional League South Württemberg 1948/49
Oberliga Südwest 1949/50

The division Südwürttemberg 1949/50 was the fourth and final season of highest amateur class in Südwürttemberg in football before the formation of a common amateur league for all of Württemberg in 1950. She was one level below the Oberliga Southwest settled and covered the then Country Württemberg-Hohenzollern from . After the end of the season, the league was dissolved. Olympia Laupheim, SV Tailfingen and SV Weingarten were transferred to the 1st Amateur League Württemberg, while all other clubs were relegated to the 2nd Amateur League.

background

Until 1950, separate gaming operations were carried out in North and South Württemberg due to their affiliation to different occupation zones . While North Württemberg was in the American zone of occupation and belonged to the South German Football Association , South Württemberg was in the French zone of occupation and until 1950 belonged to the South West German Football Association .

Closing tables

Group north

space society Sp. Gates Points
1 FC Tailfingen 22nd 63:36 31:13
2 FC 08 Tuttlingen 22nd 43:27 28:16
3 SV Gosheim 22nd 48:31 27:17
4th SpVgg 08 Schramberg 22nd 59:40 27:17
5 TSV Eningen (N) 22nd 47:48 25:19
6th VfL Pfullingen 22nd 47:41 24:20
7th SV Mössingen 22nd 66:52 23:21
8th SV Truchtelfingen (N) 22nd 46:39 20:24
9 TuS Metzingen 22nd 44:41 19:25
10 SV Balingen 22nd 35:51 17:27
11 SV Lützenhardt (N) 22nd 26:69 13:31
12 SV Spaichingen (N) 22nd 31:80 10:34

Group south

space society Sp. Gates Points
1 SV Weingarten (M) 22nd 48:16 36: 80
2 Olympia Laupheim 22nd 58:26 33:11
3 SV Biberach (A) 22nd 37:18 30:14
4th FC cheeks 05 22nd 37:30 25:19
5 SV Ravensburg 22nd 55:39 24:20
6th FC Lindenberg 22nd 42:45 21:23
7th TSV Riedlingen 22nd 41:48 21:23
8th SV Sigmaringen (N) 22nd 39:36 20:24
9 Sportfreunde Schwendi (N) 22nd 36:43 16:28
10 SV Buchau 22nd 34:52 15:29
11 SG Baienfurt 22nd 28:69 12:32
12 FV Bad Saulgau 04 22nd 31:64 11:33
  • Takeover in the 1st Amateur League Württemberg
  • 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 .

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