- name was
changed numerous times to Distribuția, Petrolul, Competrol,
Partizanul and Flacăra respectively. Flacăra București was
moved to Ploiești in 1952...
- UCAS Petroșani 1924–1926 Jiul
Lupeni 1926–1929 Jiul Petroșani 1929–1950
Partizanul Petroșani 1950 Flacăra Petroșani 1951–1952
Minerul Petroșani 1953–1958...
- (1949–1950), Avântul
Reghin (1950–1957),
Recolta Reghin (1957–1958),
Partizanul Reghin (1958–1959), Avântul
Reghin (1959–1965),
Progresul Reghin (1965–1966)...
- Roșie Știința
Locomotiva Partizanul ICO
Locomotiva Metalul Locomotiva Bucharest Bucharest teams:
Locomotiva CCA
Dinamo Partizanul Source: LT
Rules for classification:...
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promotion play-off 2
Partizanul Rafinăria
Teleajen 14 8 3 3 36 19 +17 19 3
Partizanul Târgoviște 14 7 1 6 31 24 +7 15 4
Partizanul Uzina Moreni 14 6 2...
- frequently, and it pla**** in the
Romanian Cup final. It was
known as
Partizanul (1950–51),
Flacara (1951–56),
Energia (1956–58), Gaz
Metan (1958–60),...
-
Locomotive Sighisoara 19:2
Partizanul Bucuresti -
Steagul Rosu
Brasov 2:0
Stiinta Cluj -
ETACS Iasi 21:1 RATA
Targu Mures -
Partizanul Bucuresti 6:1 (2-0, 2-1...
- Bacău for a few
years and pla**** his last
three years of his
career at
Partizanul Bacău,
Foresta Fălticeni and
Proletarul Bacău,
retiring in 1986. Throughout...
-
renamed as CSA Cluj.
Partizanul Lupeni was
renamed as Flacăra Lupeni.
Partizanul Mediaș was
renamed as Flacăra Mediaș.
Partizanul Moreni was
renamed as...
-
renamed as Jiul Craiova.
Flamura Roșie
Oradea was
renamed as Voința Oradea.
Partizanul Reghin was
renamed as Avântul Reghin. CSA Bacău was
moved to
Piatra Neamț...
