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	The '''Bohemian Championship''' (in Czech, '''Mistrovství Cech''') served as the national championship in [[Bohemia]] when it was part of the [[Austria-Hungary\|Austro-Hungarian Empire]].		The '''Bohemian Championship''' (in Czech, '''Mistrovství Cech''') served as the national championship in [[Bohemia]] when it was part of the [[Austria-Hungary\|Austro-Hungarian Empire]].

	It was first contested in 1908 ~~and~~ was arranged by [[BK Mladá Boleslav]]. The final between [[SK Slavia Praha]] and [[AC Sparta Praha]] was not contested as the teams could not agree on the official. Slavia was awarded the championship. For the spectators, who did not get to see a final match, a friendly was played instead, which Slavia lost.		It was first contested in 1907. The 1908 tournament was arranged by [[BK Mladá Boleslav]]. The final between [[SK Slavia Praha]] and [[AC Sparta Praha]] was not contested as the teams could not agree on the official. Slavia was awarded the championship. For the spectators, who did not get to see a final match, a friendly was played instead, which Slavia lost.

	From 1909-1915 the competition was centered around the Bohemian capital of [[Prague]] itself.		From 1909-1915 the competition was centered around the Bohemian capital of [[Prague]] itself.

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	The '''Bohemian Championship''' (in Czech, '''Mistrovství Cech''') served as the national championship in [[Bohemia]] when it was part of the [[Austria-Hungary\|Austro-Hungarian Empire]].		The '''Bohemian Championship''' (in Czech, '''Mistrovství Cech''') served as the national championship in [[Bohemia]] when it was part of the [[Austria-Hungary\|Austro-Hungarian Empire]].

	It was first contested in 1908 and was arranged by ~~the clubs~~ [[BK ~~Mladá Boleslav]] and [[SK~~ Mladá Boleslav]]. The final between [[SK Slavia Praha]] and [[AC Sparta Praha]] was not contested as the teams could not agree on the official. Slavia was awarded the championship. For the spectators, who did not get to see a final match, a friendly was played instead, which Slavia lost.		It was first contested in 1908 and was arranged by [[BK Mladá Boleslav]]. The final between [[SK Slavia Praha]] and [[AC Sparta Praha]] was not contested as the teams could not agree on the official. Slavia was awarded the championship. For the spectators, who did not get to see a final match, a friendly was played instead, which Slavia lost.

	From 1909-1915 the competition was centered around the Bohemian capital of [[Prague]] itself.		From 1909-1915 the competition was centered around the Bohemian capital of [[Prague]] itself.

	==Champions==		==Champions==
			*[[1906-07 Bohemian Championship\|1907]]: [[AC Sparta Praha]]
	*[[1907-08 Bohemian Championship\|1908]]: [[SK Slavia Praha]]		*[[1907-08 Bohemian Championship\|1908]]: [[SK Slavia Praha]]
	*[[1908-09 Bohemian Championship\|1909]]: SK Slavia Praha		*[[1908-09 Bohemian Championship\|1909]]: SK Slavia Praha
	*[[1910-11 Bohemian Championship\|1911]]: SK Slavia Praha		*[[1910-11 Bohemian Championship\|1911]]: SK Slavia Praha
	*[[1911-12 Bohemian Championship\|1912]]: [[ČSS Praha]]		*[[1911-12 Bohemian Championship\|1912]]: [[ČSS Praha]]
	*[[1914-15 Bohemian Championship\|1915]]: [[AC Sparta Praha]]		*[[1914-15 Bohemian Championship\|1915]]: AC Sparta Praha
	==References==		==References==
	*Prager Tagblatt		*Prager Tagblatt

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The '''Bohemian Championship''' (in Czech, '''Mistrovství Cech''') served as the national championship in [[Bohemia]] when it was part of the [[Austria-Hungary|Austro-Hungarian Empire]].

It was first contested in 1908 and was arranged by the clubs [[BK Mladá Boleslav]] and [[SK Mladá Boleslav]]. The final between [[SK Slavia Praha]] and [[AC Sparta Praha]] was not contested as the teams could not agree on the official. Slavia was awarded the championship. For the spectators, who did not get to see a final match, a friendly was played instead, which Slavia lost.

From 1909-1915 the competition was centered around the Bohemian capital of [[Prague]] itself.

==Champions==
*[[1907-08 Bohemian Championship|1908]]: [[SK Slavia Praha]]
*[[1908-09 Bohemian Championship|1909]]: SK Slavia Praha
*[[1910-11 Bohemian Championship|1911]]: SK Slavia Praha
*[[1911-12 Bohemian Championship|1912]]: [[ČSS Praha]]
*[[1914-15 Bohemian Championship|1915]]: [[AC Sparta Praha]]
==References==
*Prager Tagblatt
*Allgemeine Sport-Zeitung, Wien

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