- the
Norwegian national team. Moe was born in Fredrikstad, and pla**** for
Gresvik before he
transferred to
Fredrikstad FK in 1938. Moe was part of the team...
- Hauger, Sølvi Wang,
Gunvor Mjelva,
Ester Skogsrud, Ruth Lagesen, Ingebjørg
Gresvik, Hans Solum,
Hildegunn Reuter, Kåre Siem,
Klaus Egge,
Johan Øian, and Ivar...
- "Frode
Hansen - vår
eneste landslagsspiler fyller femti" (in Norwegian).
Gresvik IF.
Archived from the
original on 7
August 2012.
Retrieved 16
January 2013...
- (Promoted) 2.
Tistedalen 3.
Hafslund 4. Tune 5. Sprint/Jeløy 6.
Navestad 7.
Gresvik 8. Ørje 1.
Vestfossen (Play-off) 2.
Drafn 3. Åssiden 4.
Sagene 5. Røa 6...
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Framkameratene Moss AIL
Fremad Borge 1929 1929
Renamed Borgar IL in 1947.
Gresvik Sjakklubb Gressvik Greåker
Atletklubb Greåker
Halden AIL
Halden Herulf...
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Lisleby Grane (Arendal) 3–4 (a.e.t.) Donn
Grane (Oslo) 0–14
Fredrikstad Gresvik 3–2 (a.e.t.)
Sparta Grue 1–3 Haga
Hardy 2–3
Fjellkameratene Jarl 0–5 Djerv...
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Korsvoll – won
playoff Moss 2 Trøgstad/Båstad Råde Grei Sprint-Jeløy 2
Gresvik St.
Hanshaugen Selbak Rygge Kvik
Halden 2 –
relegated Grüner – relegated...
- Strømmen Florvåg 5–2
Kopervik Fram (Larvik) 3–0
Langesund Fredrikstad 3–1
Gresvik Geithus 0–2
Skiold Gossen 5–1 Harøy
Grane 2–2 (a.e.t.) Pors Greåker 0–1...
- Moss 2 Sprint-Jeløy 2 –
relegated Ås
Borgar Greåker
Rygge Trøgstad/Båstad
Gresvik –
relegated Vestfold Fram
Larvik – lost
playoff Sandar Sandefjord 2 Ørn-Horten...
- Tønsberg
Fossum 0–8 Stabæk Fram
Larvik 3–2
Larvik Turn
Frigg 2–1
Tollnes Gresvik 1–3
Fredrikstad Hadeland 2–10 Vålerenga
Hareid 0–4
Aalesund Hovding 2–1...
