Polonia Cernăuţi

Czerniowce Polonia ( Polonia rumän. Cernăuţi ) was a Polish football club from Czernowitz in a time when this town belonged first to Austria -Hungary and then to Romania.

History

Polonia Czerniowce was founded in 1907 under the name of Sarmatia Chernivtsi. This association was dissolved in 1909 and 1910, re-established in order to join the BASK Chernivtsi in the same year. 1912 split the sports club Dorost Sokoły Chernivtsi on the BASK. In 1914 it was renamed the Victoria Czernowitz and the spring of 1919 in Polonia Czerniowce. In Romanian sources, the association is made ​​with the names transferred into Romanian Clubul Sportiv Polonia Cernăuţi. Beginning in October 1935 Polonia its name to Wawel Czerniowce.

Club Statistics

Players who aufliefen for the Romanian national football team

• Romanian Stanislas Micinski
• Romanian Iosif small

Stadium

Until the spring of 1919 Polonia had no own stadium. The club wore his games from 1913 to 1914 on the Horeczaer meadow and the meadow Roscher. In the spring of 1919, the Polskie Boisko was opened. Attendance record. 5,000 spectators during a friendly game Chernivtsi city selection - Hakoah Vienna 1:12 (1:4) on July 30, 1921 The field dimensions were 66x130 m. From April 1928 to June 1929 the place was closed for renovations before it was re-opened on 9 June 1929. The last game on the Boisko Polskie took place in November 1934. From the beginning, 1935-1940 Polonia had no more own stadium and wore his games on the Jahnplatz, the Makkabiplatz and the Dragoş - Voda -Platz.