RFC Halley-Concordia

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RFC Halley-Concordia
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Full name Reinickendorfer FC
Halley-Concordia
place Berlin
Founded 1910
Dissolved 1948
Club colors Purple-white
Stadion Sports facilities
Pankower Allee / Wilkestrasse
Top league Oberliga Berlin
successes ???
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The Reinickendorfer FC Halley Concordia is a former German football club based in Berlin , which existed from 1910 to 1948. Home of the club were the sports facilities Pankower Allee / Wilkestrasse and Am alten Reinickendorfer Rathaus , Stegeweg and Friemelweg . The club is a predecessor of the football department of the Reinickendorfer Füchse .

society

Reinickendorfer FC Halley-Concordia was founded in 1910 under the name Reinickendorfer FC 1910 Halley . From 1925 Concordia 1895 Reinickendorf and the Reinickendorfer Hockeyclub joined the club, whereupon the club appeared as RFC Halley-Concordia in the following period .

In 1937 the club merged with TSV Dorner Reinickendorf to form TuRa 1891 Reinickendorf , the club kept this name until 1945.

On a sporting level, the club acted in the seasons 1929/30 and 1930/31 within the Association of Brandenburg Ball Game Clubs for two seasons in the Berlin Oberliga. In the Berlin Cup , Halley-Concordia reached the quarter-finals in 1929, in which they were defeated by BV Luckenwalde 2: 3. Subsequently, the club no longer played a role in higher-class Berlin football, and any participation in the Gauliga Berlin-Brandenburg founded in 1933 did not take place.

In 1945 the club was dissolved and re-established as SG Felseneck and SG Reinickendorf-Ost . In July 1948 it was briefly renamed Halley-Borussia Reinickendorf , and in December 1948 the club again joined the Reinickendorfer Füchsen.

statistics

  • Participation in Oberliga Berlin (VBB): 1929/30, 1930/31
  • Berlin Cup: 1929 (VF)

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