- József
Pecsovszky or
Iosif Petschovschi (also
known as József Perényi; 2 July 1921 – 6
October 1968) was a
Romanian footballer. His
nickname was Peci....
- Roșculeț and János
Remmer (player and coach). Vécsey Mészáros Ónody Juhász
Pecsovszky Demetrovics Lóránt Tóth
Spielmann Stibinger Bodola CAO's 1943–44 squad...
- József
Pecsovszky (left) won
three league titles with UTA Arad....
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Jovan Jezerkić Jozo Krnić
Rajko Mitić
Iosif Kovács
Gheorghe Băcuț József
Pecsovszky Bazil Marian "Balkan Cup (For Nations)". RSSSF.
Retrieved 21 May 2022...
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Frignani Toshio Iwatani Alfredo Torres Peter McParland José
Parodi József
Pecsovszky Allan Brown Charlie Fleming Burhan Sargın Ivor
Allchurch Fritz Walter...
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Goals (home)
Goals (away) 1 3
December 1952 Semi-finals CCA
Dinamo 3–2
Pecsovszky (17), P.
Moldoveanu (20), N. Drăgan (47) Suru (4), Călinoiu (79) 2 20...
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ethnicity forced to
change their name were often,
among them: József
Pecsovszky who
became Iosif Petschovschi,
Lajos Sătmăreanu (Ludovic Sătmăreanu),...
- von
Neumann Flamura Roșie Arad 2–2 Știința Timișoara
Dumitrescu (51),
Pecsovszky (88) Boroș (46, 62) 26
August 1951 Știința Știința Timișoara 0–3 Flamura...
- Václav Kokštejn
Nicolae Dumitrescu Eugen Iordache Carol Bartha József
Pecsovszky "Balkan Cup (for Nations)". RSSF.com.
Retrieved 22
April 2020. "Balkan...
- with
Flamura Roșie Arad in 1954,
where his
direct opponent was József
Pecsovszky. In 1955 he went to play for
Progresul Sibiu,
shortly afterwards moving...
