Toverit Helsinki
Helsingin Toverit (also known as HT Helsinki) was a sports club based in the Finnish capital Helsinki. The association founded in 1916 in 1942 Finnish football champions.
The football team managed for the first time in 1931 the rise in the Mestaruussarja. After the immediate re relegation, the club managed to climb again in 1933 and remained then in the top division of Finland. Toverit made from 1939 through the chaos of war, which impacted on the game mode. Spite of this, the club in 1942 to win the Finnish Cup with a 6-4 in the finals of the tournament on Viipurin Sudet. After the war, the team lost the connection to the national champions, played from 1946 even only mediocre. 1959-1961 occurred HT Helsinki three seasons again in the second division to.
1923 HT Helsinki qualified for the final round of the Finnish pesäpallo Championship, but failed in the semifinals at Etelän - Pohjanmaan Palloveikot with 4:8. In addition, the club also departments in orienteering, athletics, boxing and ice hockey had. To 1962, HT Helsinki disbanded.
Season Overview
Season overview:
Known player
- Finland Erkki Gustafsson (1912-1966)
- Finland Leevi Kekkonen ( b. 1908 )
- Finland Tauno Kekkonen (* 1910)
- Finland Yrjö Kylmälä (* 1911)
- Finland Veli Leskinen (1907 -? )
- Finland Verner Peltonen (* 1907)
- Finland Paavo Salminen (1911-1989)
- Finland Lauri Taipale (* 1911)
- Finland Lasse Salo ( * 1917 )