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1964 NSWSF season
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NSW Federation of Soccer Clubs 1964 1963 1965
The 1964 NSW Federation of Soccer Clubs (NSWSF) season was the eighth season of soccer in New South Wales under the administration of the federation since its breakaway from the NSW Soccer Football Association in January 1957.
NSWSF member clubs at the Australia Cup
The first four teams at the close of the regular season were nominated to represent the NSWSF at the Australia Cup. Representatives for the 1964 tournament were APIA Leichhardt, St George-Budapest, South Coast United and Prague. Prague and South Coast United were defeated by APIA Leichhardt and St George-Budapest respectively, with St George losing to APIA in the semi finals, and APIA Leichhardt losing to George Cross in the final.
Club First Round Last Round APIA Leichhardt FC Round of 16 Final St George-Budapest Round of 16 Semi-finals South Coast United Round of 16 Sydney FC Prague Round of 16
1964 Australia Cup
Round of 16
11 October 1964 APIA Leichhardt NSW 6–2 NSW Sydney FC Prague
Falconer 20, 68
Giacometti 42, 65
Watkiss 63
Jaros 89
Scheinflug 33, 65 Wentworth Park, Sydney 7,331
11 October 1964 St George-Budapest NSW 3–0 NSW South Coast United
Galambos 44
Rodriguez 62
Yardley 63 Wentworth Park, Sydney 7,331
Quarter-finals
18 October 1964 APIA Leichhardt NSW 4–2 Latrobe
Giacometti , ,
Falconer
Richards
Scott Wentworth Park, Sydney 6,500 Lou Stafrace
18 October 1964 St George-Budapest NSW 6–0 Adelaide Juventus
Galambos ,
Yardley ,
Stokes
Banicevic Wentworth Park, Sydney 6,500 Roger Lamb
Semi-finals
25 October 1964 APIA Leichhardt NSW 1–1 yes NSW St George Budapest
Giacometti
Galambos Wentworth Park, Sydney 7,013 Keith Lockrey
Replay
28 October 1964 APIA Leichhardt NSW 4–1 NSW St George Budapest
Giacometti
Watkiss
Falconer
Murua
Yardley Wentworth Park, Sydney 5,000
Final
1 November 1964 George Cross 3–2 NSW APIA Leichhardt
Ackerley 3 o.g.
Bottalico 35 o.g.
Campbell 117
Watkiss 15
Jaros 44 Olympic Park Stadium, Melbourne 15,114 Vince Dobinson
Leagues
Changes from last season:
Division Promoted to league Relegated from league First Division Corinthian BESC NoneAuburn and Gladesville-Ryde merged to form Cumberland United Second Division Marconi Toongabbie
First Division
First Division 1964 APIA Leichhardt APIA Leichhardt Trevor Edwards John Watkiss (24) 132 532 1963 1965
1964 NSW First Division season
The home and away regular season began March and ended in August after 22 rounds. APIA Leichhardt FC finished first on the ladder to become regular season premiers for the first time in its history with the federation.
The finals series was primarily held throughout September with a four-team playoff series. After two previous defeats in grand finals, regular season premiers APIA Leichhardt recorded their first championship with a 7–2 victory over Budapest in the grand final.
Table
main WDL 5 2 complete https://rsssf.org/tablesa/aus1964.html#nsw
Australia 1964
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3 July 2024 API A.P.I.A. BUD St. George-Budapest SCU South Coast United PRA Prague YUG Yugal-Ryde PAN Pan Hellenic HAK Hakoah CUM Cumberland United CRO Croatia Maroubra BAN Bankstown COR Corinthian BESC CAN Canterbury-Marrickville 14 3 5 59 35 C 12 4 6 53 34 11 6 5 39 28 13 1 8 50 32 12 3 7 49 47 12 1 9 49 44 11 2 9 44 40 9 4 9 53 40 6 6 10 36 44 6 5 11 35 47 R 3 4 15 39 62 R 3 1 18 26 79 R F F F F R R R QR green1 Qualification for Finals series red1 Relegated to Second Division
Finals series
yes yes Semi-finals 30 Aug.–6 Sep. Major Semifinal 1 A.P.I.A. 0 2 Budapest 3 Minor Semifinal 3 South Coast 2 4 Prague 1 Preliminary final 13 Sep. 1 A.P.I.A. 2 3 South Coast 1 Grand final 20 September 2 Budapest 2 3 A.P.I.A. 7
Second Division
Second Division 1963 Polonia-North Side Polonia-North Side 1963 1965
The home and away regular season began in late March and ended in August after 22 rounds. Polonia-North Side finished first on the ladder to become regular season premiers.
The finals series began in September with a four-team playoff series. Premiers Polonia-North Side defeated 3rd-placed Granville AEK 1–0 in the grand final to become second division champions for the first time.
Table
main WDL 5 2 complete PNS Polonia-North Side GRN Granville AEK WOL Wollongong OlympicFrom 1964 to 1966, Balgownie amalgamated with local side Hellas to compete as Wollongong Olympic MEL Melita Eagles BLK Blacktown BSK SAU Sydney Austral CON Concordia WES Western United SUT Sutherland Shire MAR Marconi BAN Bankstown Thistle MAN Manly Warringah 19 2 1 84 22 C,P 18 3 1 99 32 13 2 7 55 36 11 5 6 46 34 11 1 10 61 55 7 5 10 43 48 7 4 11 45 62 8 2 12 42 59 7 4 11 48 77 6 3 13 36 56 5 4 13 49 67 1 3 18 24 84 R F F F F W R QR green1 Qualification for Finals series black1 Withdrew at end of season red1 Relegated to Inter Suburban Division One
Finals series
yes yes Semi-finals 1 September Major Semifinal 1 Polonia-North Side 2 2 Granville AEK 1 Minor Semifinal 3 Wollongong Olympic 2 4 Melita Eagles 1 Preliminary final 7 September 2 Granville AEK 2 3 Wollongong Olympic 3 Grand final 14 September 1 Polonia-North Side 2 3 Wollongong Olympic 1
See also
1964 in Australian soccer
References
Notes
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