New York Hungaria
American soccer team
Soccer club
| Founded | 1923 |
|---|---|
| Dissolved | 2000 |
| Stadium | Eintracht Oval, Astoria (2.500) |
| League | Cosmopolitan Soccer League |
New York Hungaria was an American soccer team which won the National Challenge Cup in 1962.[1]
Honors
- National Challenge Cup (1): 1962
- Participations in CONCACAF Champions' Cup: 1963
- Cosmopolitan Soccer League Champions (6): 1956–1957, 1958–1959, 1959–1960, 1960–1961, 1961–1962, 1992–1993
- Cosmopolitan Soccer League Indoor Tournament Champions (2): 1962, 2000
References
- ^ "USA - List of US Open Cup Finals". RSSSF. Retrieved March 17, 2011.
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Brooklyn Field Club - 1915:
Bethlehem Steel - 1916: Bethlehem Steel
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Fall River Rovers - 1918: Bethlehem Steel
- 1919: Bethlehem Steel
- 1920:
Ben Millers - 1921: Robins Dry Dock
- 1922: Scullin Steel
- 1923:
Paterson - 1924: Fall River F.C.
- 1925: Shawsheen Indians
- 1926: Bethlehem Steel
- 1927: Fall River F.C.
- 1928: New York Nationals
- 1929: New York Hakoah
- 1930: Fall River F.C.
- 1931: Fall River F.C.
- 1932: New Bedford Whalers
- 1933: Stix, Baer and Fuller
- 1934: Stix, Baer and Fuller
- 1935: Stix, Baer and Fuller
- 1936: Uhrik Truckers
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Chicago Sparta - 1939: Brooklyn St. Mary's Celtic
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Baltimore S.C. and Chicago Sparta - 1941:
Pawtucket - 1942: Pawtucket
- 1943: Brooklyn Hispano
- 1944: Brooklyn Hispano
- 1945: Brookhattan
- 1946: Chicago Viking
- 1947: Ponta Delgada
- 1948: St. Louis Simpkins-Ford
- 1949: Morgan Strasser
- 1950: St. Louis Simpkins-Ford
- 1951: New York German-Hungarian
- 1952: Harmarville Hurricanes
- 1953: Chicago Falcons
- 1954: New York Americans
- 1955: Eintracht
- 1956: Harmarville Hurricanes
- 1957: St. Louis Kutis
- 1958:
Los Angeles Kickers - 1959: McIlvaine Canvasbacks
- 1960: Philadelphia Ukrainians
- 1961: Philadelphia Ukrainians
- 1962: New York Hungaria
- 1963: Philadelphia Ukrainians
- 1964: Los Angeles Kickers
- 1965: New York Ukrainians
- 1966: Philadelphia Ukrainians
- 1967: New York Greek American Atlas
- 1968: New York Greek American Atlas
- 1969: New York Greek American Atlas
- 1970: Elizabeth
- 1971: New York Hota
- 1972: Elizabeth
- 1973: Maccabi Los Angeles
- 1974: New York Greek American Atlas
- 1975: Maccabi Los Angeles
- 1976: San Francisco Italian Athletic
- 1977: Maccabi Los Angeles
- 1978: Maccabi Los Angeles
- 1979: Brooklyn Italians
- 1980: New York Pancyprian-Freedoms
- 1981: Maccabi Los Angeles
- 1982: New York Pancyprian-Freedoms
- 1983: New York Pancyprian-Freedoms
- 1984: New York AO Krete
- 1985: San Francisco Greek-American
- 1986: St. Louis Kutis
- 1987:
Club España - 1988: St. Louis Busch Seniors
- 1989:
St. Petersburg Kickers - 1990: A.A.C. Eagles
- 1991: Brooklyn Italians
- 1992: San Jose Oaks
- 1993: El Farolito
- 1994: San Francisco Greek-American
- 1995:
Richmond Kickers - 1996: D.C. United
- 1997:
Dallas Burn - 1998: Chicago Fire
- 1999: Rochester Rhinos
- 2000: Chicago Fire
- 2001: LA Galaxy
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- 2004: Kansas City Wizards
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- 2011: Seattle Sounders FC
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Sporting Kansas City - 2013: D.C. United
- 2014: Seattle Sounders FC
- 2015: Sporting Kansas City
- 2016: FC Dallas
- 2017: Sporting Kansas City
- 2018: Houston Dynamo
- 2019:
Atlanta United FC - 2020: None
- 2021: None
- 2022: Orlando City SC
- 2023: Houston Dynamo
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