Paul Fischl

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Paul Fischl (born January 1, 1880 ; † unknown) was an Austrian football player .

Career

societies

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Paul Fischl (standing center) and teammates from DFC Prague in a photo from 1904

Fischl belonged to the DFC Prague , for which he was active as a defender from 1902 to 1910 .

After the staging of a German soccer championship was advertised for the first time by the game committee of the German Soccer Association for the 1902/03 season, it took place from May 3 to 31, 1903. One representative of each of the existing local and regional associations, usually the master craftsman, was entitled to participate. Until 1904, German associations based abroad were also permitted, of which the " Association of Prague German Football Associations " - from 1900 to 1904 also a member of the Austrian Football Union - made use of the DFC Prague.

The meeting with the Karlsruher FV planned for May 10, 1903 in Munich did not take place due to the objection of the Prague team that the game should be played in Prague because of the higher expected income and the Karlsruhe team's objection to this setting. As a result, and for reasons of time, both clubs were approved by the DFB for the semi-finals. But a fake telegram with the content of a new postponement of the game date prevented the Karlsruhe FV from traveling to Leipzig, which resulted in a disqualification on the part of the DFB.

The DFC Prague team, which thus advanced to the final without a fight, according to research by the IFFHS with seven Austrian players who are not part of the team, lost 7-2 to the Central German champions VfB Leipzig on Sunday, May 31 in Altona .

Selection / national team

Fischl came on May 2, 1909 in the trial of strength of the city selection teams Prague against Vienna in the 1-1 draw. He also played three international matches for the national team of Austria , where he was used on June 6 and 8, 1908 in Vienna in two test matches lost 1: 6 and 1:11 against the national team of England . He played his last game as a national player on May 1, 1910 in Vienna in a 2-1 victory over the national team of Hungary .

additional

Fischl already worked as an editor for the Prager Tagblatt during his active time and was later “publisher and newspaper editor”.

successes

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Paul Fischl on austriasoccer.at
  2. ↑ Match report on austriasoccer.at
  3. ↑ Sport and literary expressionism - p. 225, note 495 (Andreas Kramer) on gold.ac.uk
  4. ↑ Dietrich Schulze-Marmeling, Erik Eggers: Star of David and Lederball: The History of the Jews in German and International Football , Die Werkstatt publishing house, 2003
personal data
SURNAME Fischl, Paul
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian soccer goalkeeper
DATE OF BIRTH January 1, 1880
DATE OF DEATH 20th century