Football Club International Torino (FBC) (1890-1900)
City: Torino Italy
Colours: orange-black vertical stripes /white/black
Current position: no more competing
The Club was born in 1890 merging Torino Football & Cricket Club (born in
1887 - red-black stripes) and Nobili Torino (born also in 1887 orange-black
stripes). It was the first Italian Club dedicated only to Soccer..
1898 I Categoria second with 2 pts.
Qualifications: FBC International - FBC Torinese 1-0
Final Torino 8.5.1898 at 5 PM (Velodrome "Umberto I" at Porta Susa):
C&AC Genoa - FBC International 2-1
The match lasted two hours with the result of 1-1. There were two
extra-times of 10 minutes each, during which Genoa's player Leaver
scored the decisive goal.
1899 I Categoria second with 2 pts.
Qualifications 9/4/99 (Torino at the Piazza d'Armi):
FBC International - Società Ginnastica Torino 2-0
Final 16/4/99 in Genua (at the former Velodrome of Ponte Carrega):
C&AC Genoa - FBC International 2-0
1900 merged with Foot Ball Club Torinese mantaining the same name (FBC
Torinese). Anyway that Club wasn't related with the later Torino FBC.
Football Club Torinese (FBC) (1894-1905)
City: Torino Italy
Colours: orange-black vertical stripes /black/black
Current position: no more competing
1894 Birth of FBC Torinese.
1898 I Categoria. Eliminated. Qualifications: FBC Internazionale - FBC
Torinese 1-0
1899 I Categoria. Eliminated. Qualifications Torino 2.4.1899 (field at the
Piazza d'Armi):
Società Ginnastica Torino- FBC Torinese 2-0 ref.: Gordon Savage Tours of
Torino.
1900 I Categoria, second with 6 pts.
Qualifications: 4/3/1900 at the Piazza d'Armi in Torino:
FBC Torinese - Società Ginnastica Torino 3-1
11/3/1900 at the Piazza d'Armi in Torino:
FBC Torinese - FBC Juventus Torino 1-0 scorer: Marcello Colongo. Ref.: A.
Jourdain
Formation: FBC. Torinese : George Beaton, Soedvitch, Edoardo Bosio, Nasi,
Edward D. Dobbie, Giuseppe Lubatti, Albert Weber, Uberto Cagnassi,
Marcello Colongo, Guido Beltrami, Ernest Verdan.
15/3/1900 in Torino at the Velodrome "Umberto I" of Porta Susa: FBC
Torinese - C&FC Milan 3-0
scorers: Guido Beltrami, Marcello Colongo, Alberto Weber. Ref: De Roote.
Formation: FBC. Torinese: Beaton, Franz, Bosio, Nasi, Dobbie, Lubatti,
Weber, Cagnassi, Colongo, Beltrami, Verdan.
Final 22/4/1900 in Torino at the Velodrome "Umberto I" of Porta Susa:
C&AC Genoa - FBC Torinese 1-0
Formation: FBC. Torinese: Beaton, Franz, Bosio, Nasi, Dobbie, Lubatti,
Weber, Cagnassi, Colongo, Beltrami, Verdan.
1901 No activity for problems in merging with International FBC.
1902 I Categoria Group Piemonte: second with 5 pts.
Torino 2/3/1902: FBC Torinese - FBC Juventus 1-1
Torino 9/3/1902: FBC Torinese - SG Torinese 2-0
Torino 16/3/1902: FBC Torinese - Sport Club Audace Torino 2-0
Torino 23/3/1902: FBC Torinese - FBC Juventus 4-1
Semifinals eliminated.
Torino 6/4/1902: C&FC Genoa - FBC Torinese 4-3 (aet) (3-3 et 1-0)
1903 I Categoria eliminated. Torino 1/3/1903 FBC Juventus - FBC Torinese 5-0
ref. Francesco Calì of Genua.
1904 I Categoria eliminated. Torino 6/3/1904 FBC Juventus - FBC Torinese 3-2
Formation: F.C. Torinese: Beaton, Nicola (II), Mutzell, Eugenio De Fernex,
Schombrod, I.De Fernex, Colongo (II), Weber, Dobbie, Franzini, C. De Fernex.
1905 I Categoria Group Piemonte: second.
Torino 19.2.1905 FBC Juventus - FBC Torinese 3 - 0 (refused to play)
Torino 26.2.1905 FBC Torinese - FBC Juventus 0 - 3 (refused to play)
During that season some Torinese's members signed an agreement with
former FBC Juventus members in order to create a new Club: the FBC Torino. This
event occurred officially in 1906 and the FBC Torinese was over.
SG Torinese (1897-1902)
City: Torino Italy
Colours: white with black edges and horizontal black strip on the bottom of
the shirt /white/black; late white with garnet edges - horizontal
garnet strip /white/black
Current position: no more competing
The Società Ginnastica Torinese (Gymnastics) was born in 1844 but organized
a soccer's team only in 1897.
1897 Concorso Federale Nazionale Football FGNI in Torino - Italian
Champion: Società Ginnastica Torinese
1898 I Categoria FIF. Eliminated. Torino AM 8/5/1898 Velodrome "Umberto I"
of Porta Susa: C&AC Genoa - SG Torinese 2-1
IV Concorso Nazionale FGNI in Torino - Italian Champion:
SG Torinese, second Palestra Ginnastica Ferrara.
1899 I Categoria FIF. Eliminated with 2 pts.
Torino 2/4/1899 at the Piazza d'Armi:
SG Torinese - FBC Torinese 2-0 Ref.: Gordon Savage Tours of Torino.
Torino 9/4/1899 at the Piazza d'Armi:
FBC International - SG Torinese 2-0
1900 I Categoria FIF. Eliminated.
Torino 4/3/1900 at the Piazza d'Armi:
FBC Torinese - SG Torinese 3-1
1901 I Categoria FIF. Eliminated.
Torino 14/4/1901: FBC Juventus - SG Torinese 5-0
1902 I Categoria FIF. Eliminated.
Torino 2/3/1902: Sport Club Audace Torino - SG Ginnastica 5-2
Torino 9/3/1902: FBC Torinese - SG Torinese 1-0 (forfeit)
Torino 16/3/1902 FBC Juventus - SG Torinese 1-0 (forfeit)
1903 the Club abandoned FIF Tournaments.
Sport Club Audace Torino (1902-1903)
City: Torino Italy
Colours: white-black tiny stripes /black/black; late white with large
writing AUDACE /black/black
Current position: no more competing
We can tell only few things about this Club also known as Audace San
Salvario Torino.
1902 I Categoria Piemonte. Eliminated with 2 pts.
Torino 2/3/1902: Sport Club Audace Torino - SG Ginnastica 5-2
Torino 9/3/1902: FBC Juventus - Sport Club Audace Torino 6-0
Torino 16/3/1902: FBC Torinese - Sport Club Audace Torino 2-0
1903 I Categoria Piemonte. Eliminated.
Torino 8/3/1903: FBC Juventus - Sport Club Audace Torino 2-1
1904 Leaved the major League
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