The Czechoslovakian amateur championship was organised on 9 occasions from 1925 to 1933. Check also the list of champions.
Participants included winners of regional and ethnic leagues:
the Bohemian provincial championship (venkova);
the Moravian championship;
the German (amateur) championship;
the Slovak (ČSF) championship;
and the Hungarian (MLSz) championship.
1925 AFK Union Žižkov 3-2 AFK Čechoslovan Košíře 1926 SK Židenice 6-5 SK Sparta Košíře 1927 1. Čs ŠK Bratislava 4-2 DFC Budweis 1928 SK Prostějov 2-0 SK Kročehlavy 1929 AFK Kolín 5-7 5-2 DFC Prag 1930 1. Čs ŠK Bratislava 2-2 4-2 AFK Kolín 1931 DFC Prag 2-1 0-0 SK Prostějov 1932 AFK Kolín 5-3 2-2 SK Sparta Košíře 1933 DFC Prag 1-0 2-2 AFK Kolín
1925
Qualifying Round
SK Pardubice 5-3 SK Viktoria Plzeň
SK Prostějov 1-0 SK Židenice
Round 1
SK Rapid Vinohrady 3-1 SK Pardubice
AFK Union Žižkov 3-1 SK Prostějov
AFK Čechoslovan Košíře 3-2 1. Čs ŠK Bratislava
SK Moravská Ostrava w/o Ligeti SC Bratislava
Semifinals
AFK Union Žižkov 3-2 SK Rapid Vinohrady
AFK Čechoslovan Košíře 3-1 SK Moravská Ostrava
Final
AFK Union Žižkov 3-2 AFK Čechoslovan Košíře
1926
NB: Sportbrüder Schreckenstein and DSV Witkowitz qualified as finalists of the
championship of the DFV 1926.
Round 1
SK Sparta Košíře 5-2 AFK Union Žižkov
AFK Čechoslovan Košíře 3-1 1. Čs ŠK Bratislava
SK Židenice 4-3 DSV Witkowitz
Sportbrüder Schreckenstein 3-2 SK Viktoria Plzeň
Semifinals
SK Sparta Košíře 5-1 AFK Čechoslovan Košíře
SK Židenice 2-0 Sportbrüder Schreckenstein
Final
SK Sparta Košíře 5-6 SK Židenice
NB: Schreckenstein known as Střekov and Witkowitz known as Vítkovice in Czech
1927
NB: DFC Budweis and DSV Brünn qualified as finalists of the
championship of the DFV 1927.
Round 1
SK Prostějov 5-0 SK Sparta Košíře
DSV Brünn 3-2 AFK Kolín
DFC Budweis 2-2 SK Viktoria Plzeň
1. Čs ŠK Bratislava 3-1 SK Kročehlavy
NB: DFC Budweis progressed, possibly on a coin toss
Semifinals
1. Čs ŠK Bratislava 2-0 SK Prostějov
DFC Budweis 6-1 DSV Brünn
Final
1. Čs ŠK Bratislava 4-2 DFC Budweis
NB: Brünn known as Brno and Budweis known as České Budějovice in Czech
1928
NB: DFC Budweis and DSK Teschen qualified as finalists of the
championship of the DFV 1928.
Round 1
SK Kročehlavy 7-2 AFK Kolín
SK Prostějov 3-2 SK Slavoj Praha VIII [awarded 5-0 after protest]
ŠK Žilina 3-1 DSK Teschen
DFC Budweis 0-1 SK Náchod
Semifinals
ŠK Žilina 2-11 SK Kročehlavy
SK Prostějov 2-1 SK Náchod
Final
SK Kročehlavy 0-2 SK Prostějov
NB: Budweis known as České Budějovice and Teschen known as Děčín in Czech
1929
NB: DFC Prag and DSV Brünn qualified as finalists of the
championship of the DFV 1929.
Round 1
AFK Kolín 3-1 2-0 ŠK Žilina
SK Sparta Košíře 5-1 2-1 SK Plzeň
DFC Prag 2-4 3-1 2-1 SK Sparta Kladno
SK Moravská Slavia Brno 8-0 3-2 DSV Brünn
Semifinals
AFK Kolín 1-1 2-1 SK Sparta Košíře
DFC Prag 4-2 9-2 SK Moravská Slavia Brno
Final
AFK Kolín 5-7 5-2 DFC Prag
NB: Brünn known as Brno and Prag known as Praha in Czech
1930
NB: Karlsbader FK and BSK Brünn qualified as finalists of the
championship of the DFV 1930.
Round 1
Karlsbader FK 2-4 4-1 SK Hradec Králové
AFK Kolín 4-2 5-1 SK Slavoj Praha VIII
SK Zlíchov 5-4 3-1 SK Prostějov
1. Čs ŠK Bratislava 2-1 6-0 BSK Brünn
Semifinals
AFK Kolín 2-2 6-2 Karlsbader FK
1. Čs ŠK Bratislava 5-0 1-1 SK Zlíchov
Final
AFK Kolín 2-2 2-4 1. Čs ŠK Bratislava
NB: Brünn known as Brno and Karlsbad known as Karlovy Vary in Czech
1931
NB: DFC Prag and DSV Brünn qualified as finalists of the
championship of the DFV 1931.
Round 1
SK Prostějov 3-1 1-1 DSV Brünn
SK Židenice 7-1 5-3 Mladoboleslavský SK
DFC Prag 3-3 3-3 3-1 AFK Čechoslovan Košíře
SK Kročehlavy 7-0 1-2 Ligeti SC Bratislava
Semifinals
SK Prostějov 2-0 4-2 SK Kročehlavy
DFC Prag 2-1 6-0 SK Židenice
Final
DFC Prag 2-1 0-0 SK Prostějov
NB: Brünn known as Brno and Prag known as Praha in Czech
1932
NB: DFC Prag and Karlsbader FK qualified as finalists of the
championship of the DFV 1932.
Qualifying Round
SK Sparta Brno 0-2 1-6 SK Rapid Praha
SK Rapid Praha 4-2 3-2 SK Pardubice
Round 1
AFK Kolín 4-1 6-2 1. Čs ŠK Bratislava
SK Baťa Zlín 3-2 2-3 2-1 Karlsbader FK [Karlsbader FK progressed ?!]
SK České Budějovice 2-3 1-5 DFC Prag
SK Sparta Košíře 4-1 1-4 4-3 SK Rapid Praha
Semifinals
AFK Kolín 5-2 1-2 Karlsbader FK
DFC Prag 4-4 1-3 SK Sparta Košíře
Final
AFK Kolín 5-3 2-2 SK Sparta Košíře
NB: Karlsbad known as Karlovy Vary and Prag known as Praha in Czech
1933
NB: DFC Prag and BSK Gablonz qualified as finalists of the
championship of the DFV 1933.
Round 1
BSK Gablonz 1-3 1-4 SK České Budějovice
AFK Kolín 1-2 5-1 SK Rapid Praha
DFC Prag 4-1 3-1 SK Rusj Užhorod
SK Pardubice 2-2 1-3 SK Baťa Zlín
Semifinals
AFK Kolín 5-2 0-2 SK České Budějovice
DFC Prag 2-0 2-1 SK Baťa Zlín
Final
DFC Prag 1-0 2-2 AFK Kolín
NB: Gablonz known as Jablonec and Prag known as Praha in Czech
Source: [HoK 97].
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