Richard Rudinger

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Richard Rüdinger , also known as "Döte", was a German soccer player.

Career

Rüdinger belonged from 1902 bis 1916 the FC Stuttgart Cickers as right external rotor on, for which he in the South German association football clubs , from 1914 in the Football Association of Süddeutsche organized championships in the district of Württemberg , from the following season in Gau Schwaben in each regional top division played point games. During his association with the team he won ten regional championships, including twice the South German championship. With these two successes, he was qualified as a participant in the final round of the German championship . With the team, he first reached the final against BTuFC Viktoria 89 , which was scheduled in Berlin on June 7, 1908 , after he had played all three final round matches and the replay against Freiburg FC , which had been won 5: 2 - the match had previously been canceled. The final on the Germania-Platz in front of 4,000 spectators was lost 1: 3. In his second participation in the finals, he only played the quarter- final game, which he lost 2-1 to Duisburg SpV on April 20, 1913 in Frankfurt am Main .

successes

Others

  • Rüdinger, who was called up for military service at the beginning of the First World War , returned to his home country seriously injured.
  • In 1924 Rüdinger received the Stuttgart Kickers' challenge.

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personal data
SURNAME Rudinger, Richard
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Döte (nickname)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German soccer player
DATE OF BIRTH 19th century
DATE OF DEATH 20th century