Paul Zielinski
Paul Zielinski called " Paule ", ( born November 20, 1911 † February 20, 1966 ) was a German football player of Union 02 Hamborn.
Career
Clubs, 1925-1948
For white - green of Union 02 Hamborn began in youth career soccer player Paul Zielinski. It was only when he was already international, in the round 1934/35, the Union of promotion to the Gauliga Lower Rhine. In the Olympic year 1936 Union dismounted, as well as in the round 1938/39, according to the chances of promotion 1936 /37. Hamborn 07 was the first force in Hamborner football, because Union was also not with international Paul Zielinski over. During the Second World War played " Paule " by its stationing conditionally, 1943/44, the Air Force SV Berlin and 1944/45, in Austria, the LSV marker village. During the immediate postwar turmoil Zielinski was short at Rapid Kassel, where the useless attempt at creating a professional team was undertaken. From 1946 he was back at his hometown club Union Hamborn in use. As a player - coach, he was employed from 1946 to 1948 in the Lower Rhine in the amateur class.
Niederrhein selection, 1934-1937
In the competition of fighting game 'Cup national teams of physically strong external rotor of Union Hamborn his first game played on June 24, 1934 in Königsberg, East Prussia during the game against the 4-0 victory of the Lower Rhine in the selection competition. He had his eighth and final operation on 10 October 1937 at Reichsbund Cup in a 3-1 win against Brandenburg.
National football team, 1934-1936
Otto Mink, coach of the German national football team, the " miracle run " of Union in early April 1934 fell to a combination Hamborner the betting game of his choice within the first World Cup training course in Duisburg- Wedau. For the second course in mid-April Zielinski was invited by mink and came in the DFB team in a friendly game against Fortuna Dusseldorf used. The third course was held from May 7 to 19 in 1934 with 38 players instead. In the twelve nominated runners also Paul Zielinski was there. For course included four games against the English professional club Derby County. In the second and fourth game against the British Zielinski convinced in his missions. Otto Mink summoned the man from Union 02 in his final World Cup squad for Italy. In addition to Jacob Bender, Rudolf Gramlich, Paul Janes and Fritz Szepan he was intended for the runner series. Surprisingly, all four games of the DFB - Elf denied " Paule " in the World Cup. In Florence, he made his debut against Belgium in the national team. In the 5:2 victory after a 1:2 Halftime score, the unprecedented preparation of four weeks was noticeable. In Milan he was in a 2-1 win against Sweden here. In Rome, he experienced the first defeat in the semifinals in the national jersey against Czechoslovakia. In Naples, he celebrated with his comrades through the 3-2 victory against Austria the unexpected third place. Without an international match Zielinski had gone to the World Cup, he came home as a regular player and the honor of the third rank. On May 13, 1936 Zielinski played in a test match in a German selection against Everton in the Olympic preparation. He was surprisingly not nominated by the Olympic tournament in Berlin in 1936. The descent from the Union Gauliga Lower Rhine in the Olympic year had his prospects certainly can not improve. On September 27, 1936 he played in the game against Luxembourg in Krefeld his 15th international match. It was a double round of the national team and the successful career of the left external rotor Albin Kitzinger from Schweinfurt 05 began. It was the last international appearance by Paul Zielinski.
After time as Active
The physical education teacher trained to Zielinski earned his living as a corporate sports teacher in Walsum. He also worked as a trainer in various teams like Teutonia Lippstadt, Hamborn 07, Sterkrade 06/ 07, 1 FC Bocholt, Union 02 Hamborn and 1 FC Mülheim.