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Josef Košťálek (31
August 1909 – 21
November 1971) was a
Czech footballer. He pla**** for AC
Sparta Prague and the
Czechoslovakia national football team...
- Jan
Košťálek (born 17
February 1995) is a
Czech professional ice
hockey defenceman. He is
currently playing with HC
Dynamo Pardubice of the
Czech Extraliga...
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names appeared, such as Hochmann, Burgr, Hajný, Šíma, Silný, Čtyřoký,
Košťálek and in
particular Oldřich Nejedlý, the top
scorer at the 1934 FIFA World...
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Isemborghs Roberto Tomás Fernández José Magriñá
Vlastimil Kopecký
Josef Košťálek Josef Zeman Oscar Heisserer Émile
Veinante Josef Gauchel Wilhelm Hahnemann...
- in 1948 and
remain so to this day.
Karel Kolský,
football coach Josef Košťálek,
footballer Václav Horák,
footballer "Historický
lexikon obcí České republiky...
- Czech-American
architect Cyril Bouda (1901–1984),
painter and
graphic artist Josef Košťálek (1909–1971),
footballer Václav Horák (1912–2000),
footballer Karel Kolský...
- Čtyřoký LB
Ladislav Ženíšek RH
Rudolf Krčil CH Štefan Čambal LH
Josef Košťálek OR Antonín Puč IR Oldřich Nejedlý IL František
Svoboda OL František Junek...
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Kaburek (1947)
Josef Eremiáš (1947–1948) Jan
Smolka (1948–1949)
Josef Košťálek (1950)
Josef Eremiáš (1951–1952)
Eduard Farda (1953–1957)
Josef Bican (1957)...
- (1907–1948),
Swedish writer Josef Klaus (1910–2001),
Austrian politician Josef Košťálek (1909–1971),
Czech footballer Josef Kramer (1906–1945),
German commandant...
- from AS
Ambrosia was top
scorer in the
tournament with
seven goals.
Josef Košťálek scored all
three of
Sparta Prague's
goals in the final. The semi-finals...
