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Deutsch: Freundschaftsspiel im Holsteinstadion vor 14.000 Zuschauern. Im Bild u.a. die Hamburger Holger Hieronymus (1.v.l.) und Manfred Kaltz (5.v.l.), sowie Holsteins Harry Witt (2.v.l.).
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Fußballspiel Holstein Kiel gegen Hamburger SV, 2:2
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