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サッカーマガジン 1969年2月号

JFNタイトル

 Japan Soccer League, 1968
 Japan Soccer League closed its 1968 season on Dec. 22. Toyo Kogyo of Hiroshima became the champion in four succesive years since 1965 when the League had been founded. Although they had won the title, they lost last two games just before the end of the season. So it is said that they will have a hard way to win the title in its flfth season, 1969.

 Two Stars got the Individual Awards
 Kunishige Kamamoto of Yanmar Diesel F.C. who scored 14 goals in 14 matches was presented with the“Leading Goalgetter Trophy”by a sports newspaper in Tokyo. Ryuichi Sugiyama of Mitsubishi was also awarded the “Best Assist Trophy”.He scored 8 assist points in 14 matches.
 Kamamoto and Sugiyama made a splended combination in the national team which got bronze medals of the Olympic Games in Mexico. 

 University Championships       
 The National University Football Championship Tournaments were held in Tokyo by one round knock-out system, competing 16 clubs from allparts of Japan.
 Tokyo Educational University F.C., the winner of Kanto (Eastern Japan) Univ. League, won the title beating Kansai Univ. F.C., the Kansai (Western Japan) Univ. League champion in the final. 

BIFJタイトル

 Toyo Kogyo F.C.
 Hiroshima is known as the first city in history which was ruined by an atomic bomb at the end of the World War II. But the city is a phoenix.
 Now, it is a big industrial city in which about 500,000 people are living and is known as a city of Toyo Kogyo F.C.,the four-time champion of Japan Soccer League.
 The football club is composed by the workers of Toyo Kogyo Company which is one of the biggest automobile manufacturing companies in Japan. In 1965 when the Japan Soccer League was organized, Toyo Kogyo F.C. got the double crown of the League and the Emperor's Cup.
 They won the League title in 1965, 1966,1967, 1968 and the Emperor's Cup in 1965,1967. The club has travelled to the south east of Asia three times. In spring of 1968 they visited Bangkok and Hong Kong and played 5 matches without a loss.
 Now the team has three Olympic bronze medalists. Aritatsu Ogi, who had been selected the footballer of the year in 1966, is a tall key-player and Yasuyuki Kuwahara and Ikuo Matsumoto are fast and sharp-shooting fowards of the team.

The final standing of J.S.L.

P
W
D
L
F
A
Pts.
Toyo (Hiroshima)
14
10
1
3
31
11
21
Yanmar (Osaka)
14
7
5
2
29
18
19
Mitsubishi (Tokyo) 
14
7
4
3
25
18
18
Yawata(Kita-Kyushu)
14
7
3
4
32
19
17
Furukawa (Tokyo) 
14
7
3
4
24
17
17
Nagoya Sogo Bank (Nagoya)
14
3
3
8
17
25
9
Hitachi (Tokyo)
14
3
2
9
17
31
8
Nihon Kokan(Yokohama)
14
0
3
11
10
46
3

(Standing is decided by goal-difference if the two clubs got the same points.)


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