File:SK Slezska 1923.jpg

Squad of SK Slezská Ostrava in 1923

• Upper row: Petr Křižák, Ludvík Trojek, Jóža Dvořák, Pálka, Mruzek, Karel Aniol (chairman)
• Middle row (players): Klein, Rudolf Pstružina, Horák
• Lower row: Mojžíšek. Arnošt Haberkiewicz, Ferdinand Křižák

Source: Bruzl, Igor; Petr Šiřina (2004). Baníčku, my jsme s tebou!. Praha: Ottovo nakladatelství. ISBN 80-7181-124-6.

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