FC "Food Workers" in the 1926 season

FC Krasnaya Presnya Moscow
FC Krasnaya Presnya Moscow
general information
Season	1926
Trainer	no
Stadium	Tomsk
Competition
MGSPS Championship	3rd place
Top scorer	is unknown
Home attendance
The largest	is unknown
Smallest	is unknown
Average	is unknown
The form
	Main
	Main

The 1926 season was the fifth in its history for FC Pisheviki Moscow . In it, the team took part in the MGPSS championship, and also held a number of friendly matches.

Content

1 Team
- 1.1 First composition
- 1.2 Other players
2 Championship MGSPS 1926
- 2.1 Results
- 2.2 Playbacks
- 2.3 Summary table (teams-I)
- 2.4 Summary table (teams II)
- 2.5 Final table (teams-III)
- 2.6 Final table (club classification)
3 Championship of the union of food workers
4 MGPSS Games Championship
5 Friendlies
- 5.1 Main Team
- 5.2 Other teams
6 Literature
7 notes
8 References

Team

First

No.	Player	Date of Birth	Former club
?	Sergey Artemyev	September 25, 1909	Dynamo (Moscow)
?	Stanislav Leuta	January 20, 1903	Russian Geographical Society (Moscow)
?	Peter Artemyev	June 30, 1901	Novogireevo (Moscow)
?	Sergey Bukhteev	1897	PKMSFK (Moscow)
?	Pyotr Isakov	July 1900	ZKS (Moscow)
?	Pavel Kannunnikov	May 21, 1898	Diet (Kursk)
?	Konstantin Kvashnin	December 27, 1898	Russian Geographical Society (Moscow)
?	Lebedev	is unknown	is unknown
?	Peter Popov	January 16, 1898	PKMSFK (Moscow)
?	Valentin Prokofiev	May 7, 1905	team of Nikolaev
?	Vasily Rud	is unknown	is unknown
?	Alexander Starostin	August 9, 1903	Russian Geographical Society (Moscow)
?	Nikolay Starostin	February 13, 1902	Russian Geographical Society (Moscow)
?	Tatarnikov P.M.	is unknown	SKZ (Moscow)
?	Ivan Filippov	is unknown	is unknown

Other players

It is authentically known that the second team included: Sergey Egorov and Panin I.

Due to the lack of reliable sources of information, the performance in this season, some players are not confirmed or it is not known which team the club played for this player. These players include:Vladimir Gorokhov , Sergey Rudnev , Alexey Sokolov ^[1] .

From the memoirs, one of the founders of the club, Nikolai Starostin , it is known that in the 1920s and 1930s, the brothers played for the club : Mosharov (Ivan, Pavel, Fedor and Alexander), Kozlov (Boris, Alexander, Victor and Grigory Ivanovich), Kozlovs (Alexander and Alexey Vasilievich), Kozlovs (Alexey and Vasily Ivanovich), Vinogradovs (Victor, Alexander and Andrey), Gudovs (Philip, Nikolay and Sergey) and Stepanovs (Nikolay, Sergey, Boris and Vladimir) ^[1] .

MGPSS Championship 1926

Results

Round 1 May 23, 1926	KOR (Moscow)	4: 2	Food workers (Moscow)	Moscow

Food workers (Moscow) : Junior teams: II - 3: 3, III - 3: 0 (9 people almost the entire game)

2nd round May 30, 1926	Food workers (Moscow)	2: 1	Palace named after Lenin (Moscow)	Moscow

Food workers (Moscow) : Junior teams: II - 7: 2, III - 4: 1

Round 3 June 6, 1926	Food workers (Moscow)	3: 2	Russkabel (Moscow)	Moscow

Food workers (Moscow) : Junior teams: II - 6: 2 (both missed from the penalty spot), III - 3: 1

Round 4 June 10, 1926	Soviet Trade Officers (Moscow)	2: 9	Food workers (Moscow)	Moscow

Food workers (Moscow) : Junior teams: II - 5: 6, III - 1: 4 (or 1: 2)

5th round June 13, 1926	Food workers (Moscow)	4-0	Krasnoe Orekhovo (Moscow)	Moscow

6th round June 20, 1926	RKimA (Moscow)	2: 1	Food workers (Moscow)	Moscow

Food workers (Moscow) : Junior teams: II - 2: 6, III - 1: 8

Round 7 August 8, 1926	Food workers (Moscow)	-: -	Perovo (Moscow)	Moscow

Food workers (Moscow) : Junior teams: II - 3: 2, III - 5: 3

Round 8 August 15, 1926	Food workers (Moscow)	5: 0	RDPK (Moscow)	Moscow

Food workers (Moscow) : Junior teams: II - 5: 1, III - 6: 1

Round 9 until August 24, 1926	Food workers (Moscow)	7: 2	Krasnyi Luch (Moscow)	Moscow

Food workers (Moscow) : Junior teams: II - 2: 0, III - 2: 0

Round 10 August 28, 1926	Trekhgorka (Moscow)	4: 2	Food workers (Moscow)	Moscow

Food workers (Moscow) : Junior teams: II - 2: 1, III - 7: 1

11th round September 19, 1926	Food workers (Moscow)	-: -	Sakharniki (Moscow)	Moscow

Round 12 September 26, 1926	Dynamo (Moscow)	2: 6 ^[2]	Food workers (Moscow)	Moscow

Food workers (Moscow) : Junior teams: II - 2: 5, III - 3: 4

* The numbering of rounds, due to transfers of matches, may differ from the actual one.

Playbacks

October 24, 1926	Sakharniki (Moscow)	1: 8	Food workers (Moscow)	Moscow

November 14, 1926	OPPV (Moscow)	2: 2	Food workers (Moscow)	Moscow

Summary table (teams-I)

M	Club	AND	AT	N	P	M	ABOUT
one	OPPV (Moscow)	13	10	one	2	? -?	34
2	Dynamo (Moscow)	13	9	2	2	51-28	33
3	Food workers (Moscow)	13	8	2	3	? -?	31
?	Krasnoe Orekhovo (Moscow)	?	?	?	?	? -?	?
?	Trekhgorka (Moscow)	13	10	0	3	59-30	33
?	Palace named after Lenin (Moscow)	?	?	?	?	? -?	?
?	KOR (Moscow)	13	6	one	6	? -?	26
?	RKimA (Moscow)	?	?	?	?	? -?	?
?	Soviet Trade Officers (Moscow)	?	?	?	?	? -?	?
?	Russkabel (Moscow)	?	?	?	?	? -?	?
?	RDPK (Moscow)	?	?	?	?	? -?	?
?	Krasnyi Luch (Moscow)	?	?	?	?	? -?	?
?	Sakharniki (Moscow)	?	?	?	?	? -?	?
?	Perovo (Moscow)	?	?	?	?	? -?	?

Due to the lack of information on a number of tournament matches, the table is incomplete.
The team “Trekhgorka" was deprived of a number of points due to fines, so it was not included in the top three winners.

Summary table (teams II)

M	Club	AND	AT	N	P	M	ABOUT
one	Trekhgorka (Moscow)	12	10	one	one	40-15	33
2	Food workers (Moscow)	?	?	?	?	? -?	?
3	KOR (Moscow)	12	5	four	5	30-18	26
?	Dynamo (Moscow)	?	?	?	?	? -?	?
?	OPPV (Moscow)	13	10	one	one	65-18	33 ^[3]
?	Palace named after Lenin (Moscow)	?	?	?	?	? -?	?
?	Sakharniki (Moscow)	?	?	?	?	? -?	?
?	RKimA (Moscow)	?	?	?	?	? -?	?
?	Soviet Trade Officers (Moscow)	?	?	?	?	? -?	?
?	Russkabel (Moscow)	?	?	?	?	? -?	?
?	RDPK (Moscow)	?	?	?	?	? -?	?
?	Krasnyi Luch (Moscow)	?	?	?	?	? -?	?
?	Perovo (Moscow)	?	?	?	?	? -?	?

Due to the lack of information on a number of tournament matches, the table is incomplete.
The OPPV team was deprived of a number of points due to fines, so it did not enter the top three winners.

Summary table (teams-III)

M	Club	AND	AT	N	P	M	ABOUT
one	Sakharniki (Moscow)	?	?	?	?	? -?	?
2	Food workers (Moscow)	?	?	?	?	? -?	?
3	KOR (Moscow)	12	8	one	3	? -?	29th
?	Dynamo (Moscow)	?	?	?	?	? -?	?
?	OPPV (Moscow)	?	?	?	?	? -?	?
?	Palace named after Lenin (Moscow)	?	?	?	?	? -?	?
?	Trekhgorka (Moscow)	?	?	?	?	? -?	?
?	RKimA (Moscow)	?	?	?	?	? -?	?
?	Soviet Trade Officers (Moscow)	?	?	?	?	? -?	?
?	Russkabel (Moscow)	?	?	?	?	? -?	?
?	RDPK (Moscow)	?	?	?	?	? -?	?
?	Krasnyi Luch (Moscow)	?	?	?	?	? -?	?
?	Perovo (Moscow)	?	?	?	?	? -?	?

* Due to the lack of information about a number of tournament matches, the table is incomplete.

Summary table (club classification)

M	Club	ABOUT
one	Trekhgorka (Moscow)	?
2	Food workers (Moscow)	?
3-4	KOR (Moscow)	?
3-4	OPPV (Moscow)	?
...	...	...

* The table is unfinished. Only the location of the first 4 teams is known.

Food Workers Union Championship

August 31, 1926	Food workers (Moscow)	2-0	Pishchevkus (Leningrad)	Moscow

MGPSS Games Championship

1/4 finals September 5, 1926	Railway workers (Moscow)	3: 1	Food workers (Moscow)	Moscow

1/2 finals September 12, 1926	Sakharniki (Moscow)	6: 1	Food workers (Moscow)	Moscow

Match for 5th place is unknown	Kommunalniki (Moscow)	-: -	Food workers (Moscow)	Moscow

Friendlies

Main Team

May 3, 1926	Food workers (Moscow)	0: 2	Trekhgorka (Moscow)	Moscow

May 9, 1926	Food workers (Moscow)	4-0	Krasnyi Luch (Moscow)	Moscow

Food workers (Moscow) : Junior teams: II - 0: 2, III - 3: 0

May 16, 1926	KOR (Moscow)	3: 1	Food workers (Moscow)	Moscow

Food workers (Moscow) : Junior teams: II - 1: 2, III - 0: 0

July 18, 1926	Food workers (Moscow)	-: -	Club them. Vorovsky (Moscow)	Moscow

July 24, 1926	Sat Yaroslavl	1: 7	Food workers (Moscow)	Yaroslavl

July 25, 1926	SKZH (Yaroslavl)	0:10	Food workers (Moscow)	Yaroslavl

November 27, 1926	Trekhgorka (Moscow)	2: 2	Food workers (Moscow)	Moscow

Other Commands

This section presents the results of II, III. Matches of these teams played on the same days and with the same rivals as the first team (main).

May 3, 1926	Pishcheviki-II (Moscow)	0: 0	Trekhgorka-II (Moscow)	Moscow

July 24, 1926	Sat Kostroma II	1: 2	Pishcheviki-II (Moscow)	Kostroma

July 25, 1926	Sat garrison (Kostroma)	8: 5	Food workers (Moscow)	Kostroma

November 27, 1926	Trekhgorka-II (Moscow)	1: 1	Pishcheviki-II (Moscow)	Moscow

Literature

Perel A. Domestic football 60 years . - Moscow: Soviet Russia, 1958.- 76 p. - 10,000 copies.
Yesenin K. Moscow football . - Moscow: Moscow Worker, 1974.- 264 p. - 100,000 copies.
Goryanov L. Columbus of Moscow football . - Moscow: Moscow Worker, 1983 .-- 206 p. - 100,000 copies.
Lebedev L. et al. Russian football for 100 years . - Moscow: RFU, 1997 .-- 724 p. - b / t copy ind.
comp. Kucherenko O. 100 years of Russian football . - Moscow: RFU, 1997 .-- 230 p. - 15,000 copies.
Nisenboim E., Rasinsky B. From the ISS to Spartak . - Moscow: Profizdat, 2000 .-- 112 p. - b / t copy, copy
Team of authors. Moscow football. XX century . - Moscow: VLADMO, 2000 .-- 176 p. - 2000 copies. - ISBN 5-89433-016-5 .
Nisenboim E., Rasinsky V. Spartak Moscow. Official History 1922-2002 . - Moscow: MS Media, 2002 .-- 870 p. - ISBN 5-902215-01-3 .

Notes

↑ ¹ ² Nisenboim E., Rasinsky V. Spartak Moscow. The official history of 1922-2002. - M .: MS Media, 2002 .-- S. 795. - 870 p. - ISBN 5-902215-01-3 .
↑ Dynamo filed a protest against the games of I-II II teams, as disqualified players played for Pishchiviki. The MGPSS games section decided to replay the match.
↑ According to newspaper reports, the first three places were taken - “Trekhgorka”, “Pisheviki”, KOR. At the same time, the OPPV scored 33 points. Perhaps the team was fined for something.

Links

[Спартак_Москва._Официальная_история_1922-2002-1] ¹ ² Nisenboim E., Rasinsky V. Spartak Moscow. The official history of 1922-2002. - M .: MS Media, 2002 .-- S. 795. - 870 p. - ISBN 5-902215-01-3 .

[2] Dynamo filed a protest against the games of I-II II teams, as disqualified players played for Pishchiviki. The MGPSS games section decided to replay the match.

[3] According to newspaper reports, the first three places were taken - “Trekhgorka”, “Pisheviki”, KOR. At the same time, the OPPV scored 33 points. Perhaps the team was fined for something.