Louis Heck

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Louis Heck (born April 24, 1880 ; † unknown) was a German football player .

Career

societies

Heck, who has been a member of the Karlsruher FV since 1896, was active as a striker in the regional game operations in the Baden district organized by the Association of South German Football Associations. In the final round of the South German Championship in 1902 , he was a member of the final team after the 5-1 semi-final win on February 23, 1902 in Karlsruhe over 1. FC Pforzheim on April 6, 1902, 4-0 at 1. Hanau football Club won in 1893 . He achieved this success again and again against the aforementioned club, which was defeated 5-2 on December 7, 1902 in Darmstadt ; the semi-finals played on November 30, 1902 with FC Stuttgarter Cickers ended 7-0. 1904 emerged as the winner from the Gau Mittelbaden , he again took part in the final round of the South German Championship and prevailed with his team in the quarter-finals - albeit only in the replay against the Strasbourg FV - and then in the semifinals against FC Stuttgarter Cickers. On March 27, he won his third title with his club, as FC Germania Frankfurt was relegated 5-0 in the final of the South German Championship. The final game scheduled on March 26, 1905 against the 1. Hanau Football Club 1893 was canceled; Since the Hanau team only played with two players, the referee declared Karlsruhe FV 5-0 the winner.

Due to the successes of 1904 and 1905, he and his team also took part in the final round of the German championship . He made his debut on April 24, 1904 in Leipzig in the 1: 6 quarter-final defeat against BTuFC Britannia 1892 from Berlin . A year later he was more successful with his team in the quarterfinals ; On the Hanau parade ground , Duisburg SpV was defeated 1-0 by Julius Zinser's goal in the 45th minute. With a bye in the semi-finals, he reached the final of the German championship in Weidenpescher Park, which was held in Cologne on June 11, 1905 . But against the BTuFC Union 92 , the master of the Association of Berliner Ballspielvereine , his club lost 2-0.

In 1906 his club had to hand over the championship in Gau Mittelbaden to 1. FC Pforzheim, although they won the season as champions. Heinrich Link, who was only entitled to play for the second team, was used in the first team; thus all games against the team were counted. In 1907 the championship in Gau Mittelbaden was won and the team was qualified in this regard for the finals Südkreis , which, however, won the Freiburg FC . The repeated success in the Gau Mittelbaden in 1908 helped to participate again in the finals of the Südkreis - this time the FC Stuttgarter Cickers won . He ended his active football career as fourth place in the 1908/09 season in the more powerful and not subdivided southern district.

Selection team

Heck also played two of the seven "great international matches" . He was part of the selection that on September 21, 1901 at White Hart Lane , the home of Tottenham Hotspur , the comparison competition against an amateur selection of the Football Association with 0:12, four days later in Manchester with almost the same line-up against a professional Selection with 0:10 lost.

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SURNAME Heck, Louis
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German soccer player
DATE OF BIRTH April 24, 1880
DATE OF DEATH 20th century