Born in Subotica[1] in 1913, then still within Austro-Hungary, he was a midfielder and he begin his career playing in FK Bačka 1901. He also played with the other two pre-World War II Yugoslav First League clubs from Subotica, SAND and ŽAK before signing with Jedinstvo Belgrade. In January 1937 there was a conflict between ŽAK and Jedinstvo because both clubs had registered the player at the Football Association of Yugoslavia which decided that his registration for Jedinstvo was the valid one.[2] After moving to Jedinstvo he became Yugoslavia national team player, having played two matches for the national team, one in 1937 and another one in 1938.[3] After retiring he became a coach in his hometown city of Subotica, where he died in 1985.[3] He was among the founders of FK Partizan Subotica in 1948 and a coach and a player in the club.[4] He was also coach at FK Radnički Bajmok[5] and FK Solid.[6] He is sometimes referred to as Mihajlo Kečkeš.
mihalj, kečkeš, serbian, cyrillic, Михаљ, Кечкеш, september, 1913, december, 1985, yugoslav, footballer, born, subotica, 1913, then, still, within, austro, hungary, midfielder, begin, career, playing, bačka, 1901, also, played, with, other, world, yugoslav, fi. Mihalj Keckes Serbian Cyrillic Mihaљ Kechkesh 24 September 1913 31 December 1985 was a Yugoslav footballer Born in Subotica 1 in 1913 then still within Austro Hungary he was a midfielder and he begin his career playing in FK Backa 1901 He also played with the other two pre World War II Yugoslav First League clubs from Subotica SAND and ZAK before signing with Jedinstvo Belgrade In January 1937 there was a conflict between ZAK and Jedinstvo because both clubs had registered the player at the Football Association of Yugoslavia which decided that his registration for Jedinstvo was the valid one 2 After moving to Jedinstvo he became Yugoslavia national team player having played two matches for the national team one in 1937 and another one in 1938 3 After retiring he became a coach in his hometown city of Subotica where he died in 1985 3 He was among the founders of FK Partizan Subotica in 1948 and a coach and a player in the club 4 He was also coach at FK Radnicki Bajmok 5 and FK Solid 6 He is sometimes referred to as Mihajlo Keckes References edit Mihalj Keckes at National Football Teams com Sportista n1023 Belgrade 13 January 1937 page 1 a b Mihalj Keckes at Reprezentacija rs FK Partizan Subotica at Sports Association of Subotica official website retrieved 26 1 2014 in Serbian FK Radnicki Bajmok at Sports Association of Subotica official website retrieved 26 1 2014 in Serbian FK Solid at Sports Association of Subotica official website retrieved 26 1 2014 in Serbian nbsp nbsp This Yugoslav biographical article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Mihalj Keckes amp oldid 1164503128, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
