1950–51 Latvian SSR Championship season

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The 1950-51 Latvian SSR Championship was contested by 11 teams and won by VEF Riga.

The season in Latvia began in January with a Lighting Tournament, won by VEF Riga.

First round

The first round was divided into four groups.

[1]

  • Dinamo Riga - Daugava Rezeknes 23:0 (6:0, 8:0, 9:0)
  • VEF Riga - Daugava Limbazi 21:0 (5:0, 6:0, 10:0)
  • Dzelzcelnieku sporta klubs - Spartak Talsi 6:0 (2:0, 2:0, 2:0)

[2]

  • Daugava Liepaja - Daugava Rezeknes 6:1
  • Spartak Bauska - Daugava Limbazi 13:0
  • Vulkana Kuldiga - Spartak Talsi 3:0
  • Spartak Bauska - Dinamo Riga 5:2
  • Spartak Talsi - Daugava Limbazi 8:2
  • Spartak Bauska - Vulkana Kuldiga 4:1
  • Spartak Talsi - Daugava Rezeknes 2:1
  • Daugava Limbazi - Daugava Rezeknes 3:0[3]
Finals
  • Group 1: Spartak Riga defeated Daugava Daugavpils 1:0 to advance.
  • Group 2: Daugava Liepaja knocked off the favored Dinamo Riga 1:0 to move on.
  • Group 3: VEF defeated Spartak Bauska 3-2 and advanced to the final round
  • Group 4: Dzelzcelnieku sporta klubs defeated Vulkana Kuldiga 5-1 (3-0, 1-0, 1-1) to advance.

Final round

[4]

Club GP W T L GF-GA Pts
1. VEF Riga 3 2 1 0 13:5 5
2. Dzelzcelnieku sporta klubs 3 2 1 0 5:1 5
3. Spartaks Riga 3 1 0 2 10:10 2
4. Daugava Liepaja 3 0 0 3 4:16 0
Tiebreaker Final
  • VEF Riga - Dzelzcelnieku sporta klubs 5:1

References

  1. Cina, 1951-02-24
  2. Cina, 1951-03-01
  3. Padomju Zeme, 1951-03-06
  4. Ainis Ulmanis "Melnās ripas bruņinieki". 2010. – ISBN 9984-19-017-x)


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