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Länderspiele 1902-202120 9 03.11.1907, Budapest (Millenaris), 8.000 LÄNDERSPIELE 1902-202120 Ungarn – Österreich 4:1 (3:0) Borbas (11.), Vladar (18./ET), Karoly (47./E); Schmieger 1 12.10.1902, Wien (WAC Platz), 500 (80.) Österreich - Ungarn 5:0 (3:0) Ungarn: Domonkos, Rumbold, Csavosi, Ficzere, Kürschner, Taurer (5.), Studnicka (10.,40.,60.), G.Huber (70.) Gorszky, Braun, Karoly, Schlosser, Vangel, Borbas. Trainer: Österreich: Nauss, Eipeldauer, Wachuda, Hüttl, Blässy, Stobbe Mössmer, Wiesner, G.Huber, E.Schrammel, Studnicka, Österreich: J.Kaltenbrunner, Vladar, Weihrauch, Groß, Taurer. Trainer: Verband Harmer, Lenczewsky, Beck, Schmieger, Schediwy, Ungarn: Bodonayi, Beran, Gabrovitz, Koltai, Pozsonyi, Dünnmann, F.Wolf. Trainer: Verband Bayer, Buda, Steiner, Pokorny, Hajos, Olah. Trainer: Gillemot 10 03.05.1908, Wien (Hohe Warte), 3.500 2 11.06.1903, Budapest (Margitsziget), 700 Österreich – Ungarn 4:0 (2:0) Ungarn - Österreich 3:2 (1:0) Andres (9.), Kubik (22.), Hussak (71.), R.Kohn (84.) Pokorny (24.,65.), Buda (52.); Pulchert (60.), Studnicka Österreich: Pekarna, Eipeldauer, Retschury, H.Knöll, (70.) Kwietek, Dlabac, Hussak, Kubik, R.Kohn, Fischera, Andres. Ungarn: Holits, F.Nagy, Manglitz, Gorszky, Skrabak, Bayer, Trainer: Verband Braun, Buda, Pokorny, Vincze, Weisz. Trainer: Gillemot Ungarn: Domonkos, J.Müller, Rumbold, Ficzere, Brody, Österreich: R.Wagner, Leuthe, F.Dettelmaier, E.Schrammel, Medgyessy, Sebestyen, Weisz, Korody, Schlosser, Borbas. K.Stürmer, Dick, J.Fischer, Schulz, Pulchert, Studnicka, Trainer: Stobbe Taurer. Trainer: Verband 11 06.06.1908, Wien (Cricketer Platz), 3.500 3 11.10.1903, Wien (WAC Platz), 600 Österreich – England 1:6 (0:2) Österreich - Ungarn 4:2 (1:1) Schmieger (55.); Windridge (21.,38.), Woodward (40.), Studnicka (24.,57.,72.), G.Huber (64.); Borbas (18.,82.) Hilsdon (57.,70.), Bridgett (85.) Österreich: K.Steinmann, Schulz, F.Dettelmaier, Österreich: J.Prager, Weihrauch, Smolek, Cimera, Fischl, E.Schrammel, Pulchert, Wilczek, Schneck, Schediwy, Wackenreuther, Schmieger, Merz, E.König, Hirschl, Thurm. G.Huber, Studnicka, Taurer. Trainer: Verband Trainer: Verband Ungarn: Sipos, Beran, F.Nagy, Schaar, Skrabak, Bodor, England: Bailey, Crompton, Corbett, Warren, Wedlock, Blazsek, Karoly, Kertay, Vincze, Borbas. Trainer: Gillemot Hawkes, Rutherford, Woodward, Hilsdon, Windridge, Bridgett. Trainer: Verband 4 02.06.1904, Budapest (Millenaris), 800 Ungarn - Österreich 3:0 (1:0) 12 07.06.1908, Wien (Cricketer Platz), 5.000 Pokorny (24.), Koch (58.), Borbas (81.) Österreich - Deutschland 3:2 (3:2) Ungarn: Holits, F.Nagy, Beran, Gorszky, G.Kiss, Ordody, Dlabac (7./E), Studnicka (41.), Andres (44.); Kipp (6.), Niessner, Koch, Pokorny, Vincze, Borbas. Trainer: Gillemot Jäger (28.) Österreich: J.Prager, J.Fischer, F.Dettelmaier, Sax, Wilczek, Österreich: J.Kaltenbrunner, Eipeldauer, Retschury, H.Knöll, E.Schrammel, Schönecker, G.Huber, A.Stürmer, C.Hoffmann, Kurpiel, Dlabac, Hussak, Kubik, Studnicka, Fischera, Andres. Taurer. Trainer: Verband Trainer: Verband Deutschland: Eichelmann, H.Riso, Tänzer, Poetsch, A.Hiller, 5 09.10.1904, Wien (Cricketer Platz), 2.000 Weymar, H.Schmidt, Ehlers, Kipp, Jäger, Baumgärtner. Österreich - Ungarn 5:4 (2:3) Trainer: Verband Stansfield (23.,53.,67.,73.), Bugno (27.); Karoly (4.), Pokorny (30./E,41.), Borbas (84.) 13 08.06.1908, Wien (Hohe Warte), 5.000 Österreich: Pekarna, J.Fischer, Eipeldauer, E.Schrammel, Österreich – England 1:11 (0:5) Feldmüller, Dick, K.Dettelmaier, Bugno, Stansfield, Hirschl (78.); Woodward (4.,41.,55.,84.), Windridge (6.), Studnicka, Taurer. Trainer: Verband Rutherford (15./E), Brandshaw (19.,72.,85.), Warren Ungarn: Holits, F.Nagy, Szentey, Friedrich, Ordody, Nirnsee, (66.), Bridgett (73.) Niessner, Karoly, Pokorny, Braun, Borbas. Trainer: Stobbe Österreich: Donhardt, J.Schwarz I, Smolek, Jech, Fischl, Wackenreuther, Hussak, Merz, E.König, Hirschl, Thurm. 6 09.04.1905, Budapest (Millenaris), 6.500 Trainer: Verband Ungarn - Österreich 0:0 England: Bailey, Crompton, Pennington, Warren, Wedlock, Ungarn: Holits, Bienenstock, F.Nagy, G.Kiss, Koltai, Hawkes, Rutherford, Woodward, Bradshaw, Windridge, Kisfaludy, Blazsek, Koch, Pokorny, Weisz, Borbas. Trainer: Bridgett. Trainer: Verband Stobbe Österreich: J.Prager, J.Fischer, Leuthe, Lowe, K.Stürmer, 14 01.11.1908, Budapest (Millenaris), 11.000 Großmann, Hussak, Krug, Stansfield, E.König, Taurer. Ungarn – Österreich 5:3 (3:2) Trainer: Verband O.Molnar (3.), Krempels (17.), Schlosser (44.,59.), Korody (70.); Fischera (12.,79.), Studnicka (23.) 7 04.11.1906, Budapest (Millenaris), 3.000 Ungarn: Domonkos, Rumbold, Szendro, Biro, Brody, Vago, Ungarn - Österreich 3:1 (1:0) Sebestyen, Krempels, Korody, Schlosser, O.Molnar. Trainer: I.Molnar (26.), Schlosser (55.), Karoly (65.); Hussak Minder (75./E) Österreich: J.Kaltenbrunner, Retschury, Smolek, Jech, Ungarn: Domonkos, Manglitz, F.Molnar, Gorszky, Brody, Kurpiel, K.Tekusch, Hussak, L.Neubauer, Studnicka, Fischera, Kisfaludy, Sebestyen, Karoly, Horvath, I.Molnar, Schlosser. Andres. Trainer: Verband Trainer: Hajos Österreich: J.Prager, Hüttl, Vladar, Lenczewsky, A.Müller, 15 02.05.1909, Wien (Cricketer Platz), 2.000 Mastalka, Hussak, Dünnmann, Pollatschek, E.Engl, K.Engl. Österreich – Ungarn 3:4 (2:2) Trainer: Verband L.Neubauer (9.,57./E), Schmieger (20.); Schlosser (35.,54./E,73./E), Biro (37.) 8 05.05.1907, Wien (Rudolfsheimer Platz), 2.000 Österreich: J.Kaltenbrunner, Retschury, Vladar, Österreich - Ungarn 3:1 (0:0) Wackenreuther, H.Knöll, Singer, Beck, Schmieger, Dünnmann (54.), Schediwy (62.), F.Wolf (86.); Karoly L.Neubauer, E.König, R.Kraus. Trainer: Verband (87.) Ungarn: Bihari, Rumbold, Szendro, Biro, Brody, Vago, Österreich: J.Kaltenbrunner, Vladar, Wegscheider, Hojtasch, Sebestyen, V.Kertesz, Korody, Schlosser, Borbas. Trainer: H.Kohn, Lenczewsky, Wancura, Schediwy, Pollatschek, Minder Dünnmann, F.Wolf. Trainer: Verband Ungarn: Izso, Nirnsee, F.Nagy, Gorsky, Brody, Weisz, Niessner, Karoly, Horvath, Schlosser, Borbas. Trainer: Stobbe Länderspiele inkl. Aufstellung, hary1968 / Seite 1 von 60 / 13.09.2021 16 30.05.1909, Budapest (Millenaris), 11.000 24 05.05.1912, Wien (Hohe Warte), 11.000 Ungarn - Österreich 1:1 (1:1) Österreich - Ungarn 1:1 (0:1) Borbas (2.); Schrenk (17.) Fischera (87.); S.Bodnar (20.) Ungarn: Bihari, Rumbold, Szendro, Biro, Brody, Vago, Österreich: Noll, Graubart, F.Tekusch, F.Weber, Sebestyen, V.Kertesz, Korody, Schlosser, Borbas. Trainer: Braunsteiner, K.Tekusch, R.Kohn, Merz, Studnicka, Fischera, Minder Andres. Trainer: Verband Österreich: J.Kaltenbrunner, Retschury, Vladar, Ungarn: Domonkos, G.Rumbold, Payer, Vago, Karoly, Lenczewsky, Oppenheim, Preiss, Beck, Schrenk, R.Höllerl, A.Kertesz, Sebestyen, S.Bodnar, G.Kertesz, Schlosser, Cargnelli, Pfeiffer. Trainer: Verband Borbas. Trainer: Herczog 17 01.06.1909, Wien (Hohe Warte), 3.000 25 29.06.1912, Stockholm (Rasunda), 2.000, Olympia Österreich - England 1:8 (0:2) Österreich - Deutschland 5:1 (0:1) L.Neubauer (60./E); Woodward (10.,50.,80.), Halse Studnicka (58.), L.Neubauer (62.), Merz (75.,81.), (20.,85.), Holley (70.,75.), Warren (90.) Cimera (89.); Jäger (35.) Österreich: J.Prager, Groß, Retschury, Löwenfeld, Preiss, Österreich: Noll, Graubart, Kurpiel, J.Brandstätter, Lenczewsky, Hussak, J.Schediwy, Schrenk, L.Neubauer, Braunsteiner, Cimera, Hussak, Merz, Studnicka, A.Müller, Scheu. Trainer: Verband L.Neubauer. Trainer: Hogan England: Hardy, Crompton, Pennington, Warren, Wedlock, Deutschland: A.Weber, Röpnack, Hollstein, Krogmann, Richards, Pentland, Halse, Woodward, Holley, Bridgett. Breunig, Bosch, Wegele, Jäger, Worpitzky, Kipp, Hirsch. Trainer: Verband Trainer: Verband 18 07.11.1909, Budapest (Millenaris), 10.000 26 30.06.1912, Stockholm (Rasunda), 7.000, Olympia Ungarn – Österreich 2:2 (1:1) Österreich - Niederlande 1:3 (1:3) Schlosser (6.,48.); Schmieger (5.,62.) A.Müller (41.); Bouvy (8.), Ten Cate (12.), Vos (30.) Ungarn: Bihari, Rumbold, Szendrö, Biro, Karoly, Gorszky, Österreich: Noll, Graubart, Kurpiel, J.Brandstätter, Sebestyen, Hlavay, Kesmarky, Schlosser, Weisz. Trainer: Braunsteiner, Cimera, Hussak, Merz, Studnicka, A.Müller, Minder L.Neubauer. Trainer: Hogan Österreich: Krof, Weihrauch, Groß, Löwenfeld, Lenczewsky, Niederlande: Göbel, Wijnveldt, Bouman, Fortgens, Boutmy, K.Linzmayr, Beck, Merz, Schmieger, L.Neubauer, Andres. Lotsij, van Breda, de Groot, Ten Cate, Vos, Bouvy. Trainer: Trainer: Verband Chadwick 19 01.05.1910, Wien (Hohe Warte), 5.000 27 01.07.1912, Tranebergs (Idrottsplats), 200, Olympia Österreich - Ungarn 2:1 (2:1) Österreich - Norwegen 1:0 (1:0) Fischera (2.), Hussak (33.).; Dobo (8.) L.Neubauer (2.) Österreich: J.Prager, J.Fischer, F.Tekusch, Bielohlavek, Österreich: J.Kaltenbrunner, Kurpiel, Braunsteiner, Fischl, K.Tekusch, Hussak, R.Kohn, L.Neubauer, Fischera, F.Weber, J.Brandstätter, Cimera, A.Müller, Blaha, Merz, Andres. Trainer: Verband Grundwald, L.Neubauer. Trainer: Hogan Ungarn: Domonkos, Rumbold, Revesz, Biro, Karoly, Norwegen: I.Pedersen, Skou, Baastad, H.Johansen, Gorszky, Sebestyen, Dobo, Kesmarky, Schlosser, Meszaros. Herlofsen, S.Jensen, Reinholdt, Krefting, Enderud, Trainer: Minder R.Maartmann, E.Maartmann. Trainer: Hayes 20 06.11.1910, Budapest (Millenaris), 11.000 28 03.07.1912, Stockholm (Olympiastadion), 3.500, Olympia Ungarn - Österreich 3:0 (1:0) Österreich – Italien 5:1 (2:0) Korody (27.,77.), S.Bodnar (82.) A.Müller (30.), Grundwald (40.,89.), Hussak (49.), Ungarn: Domonkos, Feldmann, Szendrö, Biro, Karoly, Studnicka (65.); Berardo (81.) D.Takacs, Weisz, S.Bodnar, Korody, Schlosser, Borbas. Österreich: J.Kaltenbrunner, Braunsteiner,
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