Evert van Linge
Evert van Linge (19 November 1895 – 6 December 1964) was a Dutch footballer who earned 13 caps for the Dutch national side between 1919 and 1926, scoring three goals. He also participated at the 1924 Summer Olympics. He played for Be Quick 1887 and SC Veendam.
Evert van Linge
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- Name
- Evert van Linge
- Born
- 19 November 1895
- Birthplace
- Veendam, Netherlands
- Died
- 6 December 1964
- Place of death
- Groningen, Netherlands
- Nationality
- Kingdom of the Netherlands
- Occupation
- association football player · architect
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Evert van Linge (19 November 1895 – 6 December 1964) was a Dutch footballer who earned 13 caps for the Dutch national side between 1919 and 1926, scoring three goals. He also participated at the 1924 Summer Olympics. He played for Be Quick 1887 and SC Veendam.
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He was an architect and designed football club Be Quick 1887's Stadion Esserberg.
![Omschrijving: Sport. Voetbalelftal van Be Quick (Groningen), Districtskampioen, Staand vlnr, H.Tetzner (reserve), C. Mossinger, H. Everts, Bessemer, P. Potjer, B. Oving, F. Visser; Zittend vlnr, M. Tetzner, W. Versteeg, Evert van Linge, J. Meier [schuilnaam van Jaap Bulder] en E. Jansen [schuilnaam van Evert Jan Bulder, broer van Jaap Bulder]. Amsterdam, Nederland 1916.](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/5/5e/Sport%2C_SFA022000535.jpg/800px-Sport%2C_SFA022000535.jpg)
Omschrijving: Sport. Voetbalelftal van Be Quick (Groningen), Districtskampioen, Staand vlnr, H.Tetzner (reserve), C. Mossinger, H. Everts, Bessemer, P. Potjer, B. Oving, F. Visser; Zittend vlnr, M. Tetzner, W. Versteeg, Evert van Linge, J. Meier [schuilnaam van Jaap Bulder] en E. Jansen [schuilnaam van Evert Jan Bulder, broer van Jaap Bulder]. Amsterdam, Nederland 1916.
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Omschrijving: De schaatsenrijders voor het Nederlandse Schaatskampioenschap te Groningen. 1921.
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Key facts
• Name — Evert van Linge • Born — 19 November 1895 • Birthplace — Veendam, Netherlands • Died — 6 December 1964 • Place of death — Groningen, Netherlands • Nationalyears1 — 1919–1926 • Nationalteam1 — Netherlands • Nationalcaps1 — 13 • Nationalgoals1 — 3
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- 1.AlleGroningers.nl - Overlijdensregister Veendam 1897, Aktenummer 124, Overlijdensregister Veendam 1910, Aktenummer 156
- 2.Clubicoon Be Quick geëerd met eigen tribune, RTV Noord, 1 oktober 2018
- 3.(Van Beresteijnstraat 3, Veendam)
- 4.(W.A. Scholtenstraat 1, Groningen)
- 5.(W.A. Scholtenstraat 5, Groningen)
- 6.Bouwarchief gemeente Den Haag, inv. 708/I
- 7.Stenvert, Ronald [et al.] (1998) Groningen. Monumenten in Nederland, deel 4. Zeist: Rijksdienst voor de Monumentenzorg / Zwolle: Waanders. (Oosterstraat 12, Warffum)
- 8.(Verlengde Hereweg 191, Groningen)
- 9.(Hondsruglaan 27, Groningen)
- 10.Een villastreek aan de Rijksstraatweg in Helpman en Haren. 3e kwartaal 2019.
- 11.Gemeente Groningen - Cultuur Waarden Kaart (Kamplaan 1, Groningen, gemeentelijk monument 104364)
- 12.Groninger Archieven, Hofmans vertellingen: Arnold Birch: de eerste profvoetballer van Groningen
- 13.Beno Hofman: Be Quick en Velocitas. Gearchiveerd op 24 januari 2022.
- 14.Voetbalstats.nl - Evert van Linge
- 15.Geschiedenis 24, VPRO, 22 juni 2010 - Jurryt van de Vooren: Chaos in het Nederlands elftal. Voetballers dreigden met staking
- 16.Hans Tetzner - Sport in Stad, artikel door Dick Heuvelman, 5 maart 2018
- 17.Artikel over Max Tetzner op website Schaatshistorie.nl
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