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Under continuous construction 23 October, 1993 - Saturday
12 April, 1993 - Monday 15.00 Bregyó lane: Székesfehérvár FÁSE - Civil Service 26-5 (7-0) Referee.: Szláva Kozmenko - Ukrainan 15.00 Orczy park: Budapest Exiles - London French RFC 10 April, 1993 - Saturday 15.00 Orczy park: Budapest Exiles - Civil Service 12-22 (0-15) Refere.: McKimmey 16.00 Bregyó köz: FÁSE - London French 13-46 (13-17) Referee.: Mr. Sándor Erdélyi Sándor - Budapest 9 April, 1993 - Friday 16.00 Kolping pitch: Esztergomi Vitézek - London French RFC 25-16 (12-6) ![]() 8 April, 1993 - Thursday
![]() ![]() Source: Website of the pub July 1991 - estimated date The rugby side of GAMF College Kecskemét had an England tour in the organisation of the twin town of kecskemét, Rüsselheim. They visited the town of Rugby and they played against Old Laurentian RFC. Boros Zoli and Kovács Laci at the rugby memorial: ![]() 16 June, 1991 - Sunday in Vienna Vienna International Tournament Vienna Celtic - GAMF Kecskemét 22-16 ![]() Final ranking: 1. GAMF A 2. a Czech side 3. Vienna Celtic 4. a French side 5. GAMF B April 1991 It is possible to order Even Better Rugby RFU training video via the Hungarian Rugby Union. 31 March, 1991 - Sunday International friendly: Gamf Kecskemét - Savdie 0-16 Gamf Kecskemét - Vienna Celtic 0-24 21 October, 1990 GAMF Kecskemét - Vienna Celtic 30-4 ![]() 30 September, 1990 Érd-Ófalusi pitch Energovill International Cup Final ranking:: 1. Brno 2.Vienna Celtic 3. BEAC I. 4. Liget SE 5. Érd 6. BEAC II. 19-20 August, 1990 - Érd 6th International Rugby Tournament Invited participants: Vienna Celtic, Montpellier, Zbrojovka Brno, RAF Latvijas, Érd, FASE, Budapest Selection, Százhalombatta 15 March, 1990 1990. március 15. 16.30 In Érd, following an all day tournament dedicated to the 1848 revolution, the representatives of the clubs established the official Hungarian Rugby Union. During the communist regime it had been impossible to create the organisation. 16.30 Az érdi Március 15. Kupát követően a klubok képviselői hívatalosan is megalakítják a Magyar Rögbi Szövetséget. A kommunista rezsim alatt erre nem volt lehetőség. 28 October, 1989 - Vienna 11.00 Vienna Celtic A - BEAC 15 October, 1989 - Budapest 13.00 BEAC - Vienna Celtic B 10-4 May 1989, Vienna Vienna Celtic 10 year old memorial tournament Vienna-Kecskemét GAMF ![]() Video is not available currently! 2 April, 1989 - Győr 13.00 Győr - MÁVDAC pitch: BEAC - Vienna Celtic 20-19 ![]() Related article: ![]() 20 August, 1988 - Érd 'Rögbi Reál' Cup Finals: Fehérvár - Liget SE 6-16 Érdi VSE - Belluno 0-16 Hennigsdroff - BEAC 3-7 BRO Ffestiniog - Zbrojovka Brno 0-10 Final ranking: 1. Zbrojovka Brno 2. BRO Ffestiniog - Wales 3. BEAC 5 April, 1987 - Kecskemét 10.00 GAMF College pitch GAMF Kecskemét - Vienna Celtic 0-18 ![]() ![]() Vida-Szűcs Lajos and Halász Tamás in heavy defence: ![]() 27 October, 1985 - 15.00 Esztergom Labor MIM - Vienna Celtic - a friendly match 13 October, 1985 - Vienna Vienna Celtic - GAMF Kecskemét 7 July, 1985. Érd Érd Saint Stephens day Tournament preliminary - one of the planned participants: Vienna Celtics ![]() 15 May, 1985 - Győr Győri Új Kalász RSE - Vienna Celtic 24-3 The recently established Győr team exploited the close proximity of the Celtic team from Vienna and they hosted them ![]() Some photos of the Győr match: ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() 20 April, 1985 - Esztergom, 7 a side tournament in Győr with the cooperation of the British Embassy Group A: Labor MIM A, OKGT, Győr, Botond Group B: BEAC, GAMF, MGM, Labor MIM B ![]() ![]() Award for one of the participant teams: ![]() 15-16 December, 1984 - GAMF College pitch, Kecskemét 7 a Side Winter Tournament Final ranking: 1. Lokomitiv Olomouc - cseh 2. Dinamo Beográd - jugoszláv 3. Kecskemét 4. Vienna Celtic 5. GAMF A 6. BEAC Elte Budapest 7. GAMF B 8. Esztergom Labor MIM 9. OKGT 10. MGM Diósd ![]() Celtic players on the ground 8. April, 1984 - Kecskemét, Gamf College pitch GAMF - Vienna Celtic 18-42 (6-20) B teams: 3-50 (3-24) ![]() 8 October 1983 12.00 Vienna Celtic B - GAMF Kecskemét B 12-30 13.30 Vienna Celtic A - GAMF Kecskemét A 20-21 The Kecskemét team had been toruing regularly to the Celtics for years, but this was the first time they could win as tourists. ![]() 26-28 August, 1983 - Czechoslovakia GAMF Kecskemét and BEAC Budapest on the Olomouc International Tournament German, French (US Villejeuf), Polish and British (Pennygroes RFC) sides took part in the tournament regularly. ![]() ![]() 20 March, 1983- Kecskemét - Gamf pitch 12.00 GAMF Kecskemét - Vienna Celtic 13-13 (13-6) B teams from 10 am ![]() 19 September, 1982 - Vienna Vienna Celtic - GAMF Kecskemét ![]() ![]() 7 May, 1982 - Győr BEAC Budapest - Vienna Celtic 23-15 April 1982 - Kecskemét GAMF - Vienna Celtic 4 October, 1981 - Vienna The first visit of Kecskemét College - GAMF in Vienna Vienna Celtic - GAMF Kecskemét 40-4 The local county daily's article report about the tour: ![]() 30 August, 1981 - Olomouc, Czechoslovakia augusztus 30. Olmüc BEAC RC first took part in the Olomouc Internationals where a Wales team also took part, namely Penygroes RFC. ![]() The final ranking of the tournament: ![]() 2 May, 1981 16.00 Kecskemét, GAMF College pitch GAMF RC - Vienna Celtic 9-47 B teams: 0-19 BEAC I. - Vienna Celtic 19-3 As of the late 70s early 80s start Vienna Celtic have regularly been plaing against the two major Hungarian teams those days. Kecskemét regular agenda was to host the Celtics in spring and visit to Vienna in mid October. 19 October, 1980 Kecskemét, GAMF College pitch 11.00 GAMF Kecskemét - Vienna Celtic 10-38 (4-22) 9.30 B teams' match: 6-12 An article in the local county daily: ![]() Some photos of the match: ![]() ![]() ![]() The local kecskemét team: Source: John Skinner - Vienna Celtic ![]() 15 May, 1980 - 10.00 Budapest, BEAC pitch - 700 spectators BEAC Budapest - Vienna Celtic RFC 12-14 BEAC ELTE jr. - Vienna Celtic B 19-10 An excerpt of the A teams match - Vienna Celtic in blue stripes: ![]() ![]() An article in a Vienna newspaper about the Budapest match of Vienna Celtic. In the middle one of the first Hungarian rugby plyers, today veterans, Mr. Sándor Erdélyi - started rugby in 1969. 7 October, 1979, MAFC pitch in Budapest A small international tournament with the participation of Botond RC I. and II., Vienna Celtic and Ingstav Brno. Botond - Vienna match excerpt: ![]() 20 May, 1979 The first Hungarian match of Vienna Celtic against Botond RC, in Budapest The two teams after the match: ![]() 17 January, 1979 First contacting of Vienna Celtic to the Hungarian rugby from William Crisp. For probable conspiration reasons, the letter was posted in Ljubljana, in those days Yugoslavia. ![]() ![]() ![]() September 1978 The newly established Vienna international rugby side started to build contacts to the rugby sides in the neighbouring countries. One of the founder, William Crisp, an American, talks about the first steps that later included a Hungarian initiation: "Regarding our 1978-9 contacts in Czechoslovakia: I sent a letter to a sporting association in Bratislava, which didn’t have a rugby team. The letter got sent to Zbrojovka Brno. Then we got put in contact with Jerzi Kotlovi of the Gottwaldov Rugby Club. Celtic must have played two matches on the very good Gottwaldov pitch in the spring of 1978 or 1979. Clearly, although we did not understand it at the time, rugby was much more established in Bohemia and Moravia than we realized. In fact, we were almost completely in the dark regarding rugby in the countries surrounding Austria." "From Gottwaldov, we established contact with Milos Dobry of Rugby Club Olomouc, and this spread from Zbrovka to Ingstav, Brno. I have to say that the Zbrovoka pitch was iron hard, uh. But the other pitches were soft and comfortable. At that time, the ruling rugby club in Czechoslovakia was at Vyskov, north of Brno. Let’s face it, other than a sugar beet factory in the town, there wasn’t much else to do, so they organized an excellent rugby club." "In the period 1978—79 we had several Americans on the Celtic club who were studying in Vienna. Frankly, this was a difficult time in East-West relations. The American boys were amazed and wide-eyed when crossing the “Iron Curtain” into Czechoslovakia. In fact, the tough Czech frontier guards at the Miskov, I think, crossing point looked at the boys’ passport photos, where they did not have beards, and said, ‘you’ve got beards now. If you want to come into our country, then shave off the beards.’ So the boys had to take one dull razor with cold water and shave off their beards, with much yelling and complaining. Most of these American boys are now successful executives, academics and fathers, but they always remember shaving off their beards on command of the Czech border guards at Miskov." Spring 1969 The first series of rugby teams settled in Hungary to compete in a championship. 23 September 1958 The Hungarian National Sport Magazin's article about a Brit dilema: rugby or soccer at schools in Great Britain: ![]() 9 Augusztus 1933, Gödöllő - World Jamboree An excerpt from the publication Jamboree Budapest-Gödöllő 1933 : 'The rugby match between England and South Africa was a real amazement for the public' ![]() Source: Hungarian Scouts
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