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Suomen Palloliiton Ansiomerkit R -- -- SPL:n Joensuun piiri: Alands Bolldistrikt: Suomen Palloliiton ansiomerkit Erotuomarikerho Pallopuntari Eckerö Idrottsklubb Ilomantsin Pallo -75 Finströms Boll-o. Idrottssällskap Joensuun Maila-Pojat Ha=arlands Idrottsklubb 1. F. Finströms Kamraterna Joensuun Pallo-Pojat I Kunniapuheenjohtaja: Joensuun Palloseura 1. F. Fram Joensuun Pallo-Toverit 1. F. Kamraterna J uuan Palloseura 1. F. Kasbergskamraterna E. von Frenckell. ! Karelian Pallo 1. F. Start II Kunniajäsenet: Liperin Taimi 1. F. Östernäskamraterna i Niemisen Urheilijat Jomala Idrottsklubb 1. A. Johansson (t), Ruotsi, 2. 1. Kornerup (t), Ruotsi, 3. 1. Fulda (t); Venäjä, Nurmeksen Sepot Lemlands Idrottsförening 4. A. Bertram (t), Venäjä, 5. K. Soinio (t), 6. T. Tegner, Ruotsi, 7. 1. Fredriksen, Outokummun Vesa Sunds Idrottsförening Tanska, 8. E. Eriksson (t), Ruotsi, 9. W. Flander (t), 10. E. von Frenck!ill., 11. J. Palloseura Hurtat Alands Bolldomare Suomela, 12. K. Alakari (Ahlgren). 13. H. Valpas, 14. J. W. Walden (t), 15. Niilo 13 seuraa. 13 seuraa. Koskinen, 16. Kalle Altti, 17. Väinö Heikkinen, 18. Osmo P. Kartrunen. " UI Ainaiset jäsenet: r I 1. E. von Frenckell, 2. 1. Tanner (t), 3. W. Flander (t), 4. A. Blomberg (t), 5. 1. Oestrup (tl. Tanska, 6. P. Skou (t), Norja, 7. S. Almqvist, Ruotsi, 8. F. Linne­ I mann (t), Saksa, 9. H . Meisl (t), Itävalta, 10. K. Karvonen (tl. 11. B. Sjöström (tl, l2. T. Torruvuori (tl. 13. K. Middelboe (t), Tanska, 14. L. Fredriksen, Tanska, I l5. A. Englund (t), 16. C. Lindberg (tJ. 17. W. Qvist (tl, 18. J. Suomela, 19. H. Valpas, 20. 1. Mäkinen (t), 21. N. Koskinen, 22. G. Aström (t), 23. N. Tammisalo, 24. E. Soinio (t), 25. J. W. Walden (t), 26 . R. Wickström (tl, 27. S-G. Myntti, . 28. E. Kettunen, 29. M. Viinioksa, 30. T . Ylimaa (t). 31. V. Heikkinen, 32. F. ,1 Karjagin, 33 . K. Altti, 34. E. Pekonen. 1967: 35 . Eino Nuutinen, 36. Toivo A. Ekholm, 37. Aatos Lehtonen, 38. Yrjö Reijonen, 39. Tauno Takala. I 1968: 40. Toivo Penttilä. 1969: 41. Reino Valkama, 42. Mikko Holopainen (tl· 1973: 43. Juhani Peltonen. 1975: 44. Aarre Leivonen, 45. Martti Mikkonen. IV Kultaiset kellonperät: 1. F. Karjagin, 2. M. Viinloksa, 3. W. Kanerva (t), 4. S. Salo, 5. V. Asikainen, 6. S-G. Myntti. I 1967: 7. Juhani Peltonen. 1971: 8. Lars Näsman. 'j V Kultakellomiebet: 1. N. Tammisalo, 2. Hj. Kelin, 3. E. Soinio (t), 4. N. Koskinen, 5. A. Närvänen, 6. E. Pekonen, 7. M. Viinioksa, 8. G. Aström (t), 9. F. Karjagin, 10. A. Lönnberg (tl. 11. W. Kanerva (t): 12. A. Koponen, 13. N. Jantunen (t), 14. E. Grönlund (tl, , 15. T. Svanström (t), 16. A. Lagerström, 17. S. Salo, 18. E. Aberg, 19. V. Asikainen, 20. S-G. Myntti, 21. K. Weckström, 22. K. Korpela, 23. J. Peltonen, 24. Kai Pahl- man. 1967: 25 . Pekka Kettunen, 26. Pentti Jokinen. 1969 : 27 . Lars Näsman, 28. Olavi Varma, 29. Pertti Mäkipää. 1971: 30. Timo Kautonen. 1975: 31. To=y Lindholm. 153 152 1 ~, -- VI Kultaisen ansiomerkin saajat: Braxen, 216. M. Mikkonen, 217 . P. Jokinen, 218. H. Kankkonen, 219. U: Neva­ lainen 220. R. Jalava, 221. K. Forström, 222. R. Järvinen, 223. W. Karru, 224. 1. C. .. L.indbe~g (t), 2. V. Qvist (t), 3. ]. Blenner (t), 4. T. Tornivuori (t), E. Koivisto, 225. V. Kuivasnierni, 226. R. Lehtiö, 22? E. Linkomo,. ~28. O. 5. L. Makrnen (1),6. 1. Grannas (t), 7. H. Valpas, 8. A. Lund (t), 9. B. Ehrnrooth Luoto, 229. A. Lönnberg (t), 230. O.Ojama, 231. E. Palin, 23.~. S. Parvlamen (t), (t), 10. O. ~osunen, 11. M. Rohde, Tanska, 12. S. Säfvenberg (t), Ruotsi, 13 . R. 233 . U. Petäjistö, 234. V. Tiainen, 235. R. Valkama, 236. R. Wllk, 237. V. Vuokko, Kock, RuOtSI,. 14. E. Gunderse~ (t), Norja, 15. H. Paal (t), Viro, 16. Hj. Kelin, 238. P. Kettunen, 239. M. Haahti, 240. S-E. Ro~e~e~ (t), 241. ~.Herve, 242. 1~: ~. Tammisalo, ~8: N. Koskmen, 19. V. Eklöf (t), 20. G. Aström (t), 21. A. G. Salminen, 243. O. Laaksonen, 244. O . Pättlrueml, 245. E. Lilja, 246. <?,. Narvanen.' 22. E. SomlO (t), 23. M .. Viinioksa, 24. A. Koponen, 25. W. Kanerva (t), . Korhonen, 247. A. Lartola, 248. U. Aavikko (t), 249 . O. Huhtanen, 250 . .A . Kesa­ 26. A. Lonnberg (t), 27. H. Mantila (t), 28. R. Wickström (t) 29. A. Linna 30 läinen (t), 251. H.Hacklin, 252. T.Aitio, 253. ~.K~~kol1en, 254 ... 0 . Lmdholm, K. Korma .(e2 t. Fallström), 31. Ch. Stormbom (t), 32. F. Karjagin:33. A. Englund (t); 255. R. Suominen, 256. A. Salokangas, 257. E. Jarvela, 258. A: Haggblom, 25~ . 34. ]. Pelll (1),35. E. Pekonen, 36. N. Jantunen (t), 37. L. Schybergson, 38. T. Pir­ A. Lievonen, 260. E. Sorvali, 261. P. Heiskanen, 262. M. Sereruus, 263. Y. Kal­ h~nen (t), 39. A. Angerma (Ahnger) (t), 40. K. Poutiainen (t), 41. Lefko (Lefko­ vola, 264. O . Tervo, 265. K. Tolkki, 266. ]. Piukka (t), 267. J. Lehto, 268. wltsch), 42. ]. Kaplan, 4? K. Alakari (Ahlgren), 44. Y. Leppänen, 45. Ch. Holm­ P . Laine, 269. V. Vuohelainen, 270 . M. Kov~lainen, 271. O. Varm~, 272. E. berg (f!, 46. P. Larvo (Lmdsten) (t), 47. K. Oksanen (t), 48. T. Koskinen (t), 49. Lanamäki 273. A. Henriksson (t), 274. O. Hemonen, 275. S. HOlmqVlst, 276 .. R. A. Saarmen, 50. P. Floor (t), 51. A. Hahl, 52. T. Svanström (t), 53. E. Grönlund Kaarela, 277. S. Alatalo, 278. Hj. Tammelin, 279. A. Viinikainen, 280. ~. Säisä, (t), 5~. J. Malmgren (t), ~? O. Strömsten (t), 56. N. Lintamo (Lindgren) (t), 57. 281. R. Pohjolainen (tL 282 . V. Saarela, 283: E. Hakala, 284 .. L. LampI, 285. q:Latbert, 58. A. ~agerstrom, 59. V. Halme, 60. T. Tegner, Ruotsi, 61. R. G:son V. Hentunen, 286. U. Lindevall, 287. V. Jokinen, 288 . A. Eriksson, 289. H. Sjoberg (~), RuotSI, 62. B. Gustafsson, Ruotsi, 63. L. Karjagin, 64. E. Kariluoma, Karikoski 290. E. Ekholm (t) 291. J. Kahila (tl, 292. L. Saxberg, 293. L. Aal­ 65. H. Salin (t), 66. K. Weckström, 67. B. Sjöström (t) 68. K. Karvonen (t) 69 tonen 294. V. Niemi 295. 1. Koukku (tl, 296. L. Heinonen, 297. 1. Sillanpää, H. Relander et), 70. Y. Tornivuori (t), 71. M. Aalto (tl, 72. E. A. Pekonen' (t); 298. V. Paavolainen, '299. S. Erkko (tl, 300. T. Leivolahti, 301. V. Nissil~ (t), 73 .. O. R. Nylund (t), 74 . .J. Suomela, 75. T. Kosunen, 76. E. Kanerva (t), 77. H. 302. U. Rantanen, 303. E. Häggblom, 304. U. Miettinen (tl, 3.?5. A. Tammilehto! Lo~kanen (t), 78. V. Leskmen, 7~. A. Lehtonen,. 80. E. Lahti, 81. L. Rosenqvist (t), 306. Paavo Leinonen, 307. Helmuth Blauberg, 308. Lars Nasman, 309. Pertti Norja, 82 .. O. Forsstedt, 83. R. Rinne, 84. E. Enksson (t), Ruotsi, 85. H. Hallgren Mäkipää 310. Helge Juustinen, 311. Ensio Malin. (t), RuotSI, 86. P.]. Bauwens (t), Saksa 87. C. von Rosen (t) Ruotsi 88 S Salo 1967: '312. Kurt Axberg (t), 313 . Tor Christiansson, 314. Veikko Forsblom, 89. E. Aberg, 90. A. Jussila, .91. K. Seppola (t), 92. T. Ylim~a (t) 93.·K. Hahl' 315. Rainer Forss, 316. Tenho Halme, 317. Torsti Helikari, 3~8. O~mo Her­ 94. E. Johansson (t), 95. ~. Smikari (Präktig), 96. T. Linnavuori (t): 97. H. Kuhl: nala, 319. Yrjö Huhtinen (t), 320. Arvo Jokinen, 321. Usko Ka~I-Koskinen, 322; berg (t), 98. L. Hartman (T), 99 M. Saario, 100. E. Lundström (t), 101. Y. Reijonen, Seppo Kaukonen, 323. Torsten Klinkrnan ~t), 324. Pa.~.v<? Kontttnen, 325. OlaVI 102. ? Grannas (t}, 103. V. Markkanen, 104. V. Asikainen, 105. C. Linde (t), Kristo 326. Reino Laine 327. Turkka Lame, 328. Vamo Launela, 329. Mauno RuotSI, 106. (i. Pyy, 107. S: Krarup, ~anska, 108. G. Kuusela, 109. K. Tervo, 110. Lehto~en, 330. Dennis Lindell, 331. Seppo Malinen, 332. Eino Mäenpää, ?33. R. Dahl, N?rja, 111. K. MI~d.elboe (T), Tanska, 112. C. Ledin, Ruotsi, 113. N. Antti Mäkinen, 334. Niilo Nordman, )35. Seppo Pelkonen, 336. Mauno Rinta­ Joutsenlahti (t), 114. V. LaItlnen (t), 115. P. Lindholm, 116. P. Immonen, 117. nen, 337. Veikko Ruokonen, 338. Eero Salo, 339. Aimo So~arberg, 340. Uu~o L. Turunen,. 118. T. Sarnola, 119. S-G. Myntti, 120. T. Johansson (t), 121. Y. Viitanierni, 341. A. Dahl-Engelbrechtsen, Tanska, 342. Nlc Johansen, Norj~, Tuhkunen .(T), 122. E. Kettune.~, 123. E. Beijar, 124. K. Martin, 125. M. Nyyssönen, 343. Gunnar Jörgensen, Norja, 344. Eric Persson, Ruotsi, .345. Ame Ar~s) Ruo~s~, 126. J. Vaihela, 127. A. Rytkonen, 128. K. Lehtovirta 129. T. Pylkkönen 130 346. Toimi Olkku, 347. Matti Malin, 348. Ilmari Mattila, 349. OlaVI HaaskivI, P. Eron~? (t), 131. V. Heikkinen, 13? O. Stolpe, 13'3 . O. Laaksonen, u'4. H: 350. Paavo Heikkinen, 351. Hugo Hirki, 352. Kauko Innanen, 353. O~mo P. Lundstrom, 135. H . Evensen (t), Norja 136. A. Halvorsen (t) Norja 137 V Karttunen 354. Yrjö Koskenhely, 355. Veikko LiesIehto, 356. Alpo Lmtarno, Ronim~s, 138. Y. Sotio.la, 139. Y. Larha: 140. 1. Oksanen, 141. 1. Lehtinen, '142: 357. Arv~ Nurmela (t), 358. Erkki Pastinen, 359. Esko Piipponen, 360. Jonko Ii P. Salmmen, 143. A. Lmdman, 144. H. Aalto, 145. U. Långström, 146. T. Törn• Ruotsalainen 361. Teemu Saarinen, 362. Keijo Siltanen, 363. Timo Kautonen, roos (t), 147. T. Takala, 148. M. Sorsakivi, 149. 1. Kautto, 150. ]. Rubinstein, 364. Matti Mäkelä, 365. Eino Aaltonen, 366. Eino Flink, 367. Paavo Pylkkänen, 151. A. Anttila, 152. M. Holopainen (t), 153. T. A. Ekholm, 154 A Lindblom 368. Erkki Seppänen, 369. Veikko Patjas. 155. B. Ahlfors, 156. G-A. Ahrenberg (t), 157. ]. Alho, 158. K.·Altti, 159. A: 1968: 370. Helge Sarvasmaa, 371. Reini Hurme, 372. Taisto Vuorinen, 3?? II An~~r~son (t), 160: ~ .
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