Austria - DJK Championships

The (catholic) Deutsche Jugend-Kraft (DJK) organised regional championships during the interbellum, in particular in Upper Austria (Oberösterreich). It was renamed ÖJK (Österreichische Jugend-Kraft) in 1934. After the Anschluß in March 1938, all catholic clubs were immediately dissolved.
The Viennese section of the ÖJK played three times against the R.K.F. (Dutch catholic federation) in 1936 and 1937, winning once and drawing twice.

Palmares

DJK Bundesmeisterschaft

1933    Sankt Anton (Wien)              bt  DJK Stammverein Linz    

DJK/ÖJK Oberösterreich

1. Klasse
1923/24 DJK Urfahr
1924/25 DJK Urfahr
1925/26 DJK Urfahr
1926-31   presumably no championship
1931/32 DJK Stammverein Linz
1932/33 DJK Stammverein Linz
1933/34 DJK Stammverein Linz
1934/35 ÖJK Stammverein St. Josef Linz
1935/36 ÖJK Stammverein St. Josef Linz
1936/37 ÖJK Stammverein St. Josef Linz
1937/38   presumably no championship
NB: between 1928 and 1930, the DJK Stammverein Linz and Don Bosco Linz also entered
    the regional leagues of the ÖFB; likewise ÖJK Bad Ischl and ÖJK Traun 1935-37.

2. Klasse
1932/33 DJK Kleinmünchen
1933/34 DJK Steyregg

Vizebürgermeister Dr. Stampfl-Cup
1932    DJK Stammverein Linz            3-2 DJK Stadtpfarre linz
1933    DJK Urfahr                      3-2 DJK Stadtpfarre Linz
1934    ÖJK Stammverein Linz            4-0 ÖJK Steyregg
1935    ÖJK Stammverein St. Josef Linz  4-3 ÖJK Bad Ischl  

ÖJK Salzburg

NB: founded April 1935; members: ÖJK Gnigl, ÖJK Itzling, ÖJK Liefering, ÖJK Maxglan;
    ÖJK Maxglan (as ÖJK Salzburg) also entered Salzburger 2. Klasse 1935/36 and 1936/37.

ÖJK Tirol

NB: ÖJK Innsbruck won the Tiroler B-Klasse 1935/36 and entered the A-Klasse 1936/37,
    in which it finished last.

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Source: [Sch 16]

Prepared and maintained by Hans Schöggl and Karel Stokkermans for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation

Author: Hans Schöggl
Last updated: 24 Jan 2025