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Ernst Poertgen (25
January 1912 – 30
November 1986) was a
German footballer who pla**** as a
forward for Schwarz-Weiß Essen, 1. FC Nürnberg,
Schalke 04...
- Cologne. In 2003, the
Thalia bookstore organized via its
parent company Poertgen Herder in Münster on
World Book Day on 23
April a
reading with the anthology...
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Ratio 01
Gottfried Fuchs 13 06 2.17 02
Ludwig Damminger 05 03 1.67
Ernst Poertgen 05 03 1.67 04
Ernst Willimowski 13 08 1.63 05
Georg Frank 05 04 1.25 Oskar...
- 1932 1943 FW 78 0(80) – 04 0(3) 30 (46) 12 (24) – 124 (153) 0.81
Ernst Poertgen 1934 1938 FW 59 0(59) – – 28 (24) 17 (18) – 104 (101) 1.03 Emil Rothardt...
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Adolf Urban 19 1936–37
Gauliga Westfalen 1 18 17 1 0 35 1st W RU
Ernst Poertgen 22 1937–38
Gauliga Westfalen 1 18 16 2 0 34 1st RU W
Ernst Kuzorra 21 1938–39...
- 1935
Ernst Kuzorra Schalke 04 9 1936
Hermann Budde VfL
Benrath 7
Ernst Poertgen Schalke 04 1937 Kurt Männer BC
Hartha 7 1938
Helmut Schön
Dresdner SC 10...
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exceeding the nine
scored in the 1903 and 1930 final. Schalke's
Ernst Poertgen became the 1935 championship's top
scorer with
eleven goals. The sixteen...
- 1958–1965 4 0 0 174 39
Manfred Orzessek GK 1953–1961 11 0 1 198 0
Ernst Poertgen ✓ 3 FW 1934–1938 24 28 2 101 104
Valentin Przybylski MF 1927–1937 33 0...
- ca.
early 1920s Péter Szabó,
Hungarian international, late 1920s
Ernst Poertgen,
German international, 1939–42
Friedrich Müller,
German international,...
- Lyrik-Reihe: 750 Gedichte.
Martin Werhand Verlag, 2002
Junge Lyrik reading at
Poertgen Herder (Thalia bookstore) in Münster on
World Book Day on 23
April 2003...
