"Romcomit" (opened in May 1923 - demolished in 1934; today, on its former location, lays The Law School of Bucharest); it had 4500 seats (1500 covered), and in 1935, a game was played under a floodlight installation; first arena in Bucharest with showered locker-rooms; "Belvedere" (nearby Grant Bridge)

D. Bacinski, G. Bărbulescu, Gh. Brandabur, C.B. Braun, A. Creţeanu, I. Endrefi, M. Flamaropol, N. Gorgorin, Lacki, G. Melchior, I. Oană, L. Palmer, I. Prasler, R. Sadowski, Iuliu Borbil I, De Vittor, Em. Vogl, R. Wetzer, Tr. Zăinescu

The club was founded by merging of two other teams Triumf and Romcomit; founder and first president was the italian Brunelli, president of Romanian-Italian Commercial Bank. First appearance in national championship was in 1925, when it reaches the final, lost to Chinezul Timişoara. In 1926, the club officially employed the first foreign coach in Romania, G. Hlavay from Hungary. It was one of the famous pre-WWII clubs of Romania, always among the first. After WWII, due to political climate of Communist regime, it changes name several times, and in 1952 it transfers to Ploieşti, where becomes local team, nowadays known as "Petrolul" . After 1990, a Juventus club was founded in Bucharest, but with no connection to the famous team.