The local organizer and host on behalf of the German Billard Association (DBB) was the Billard-Verband Niederrhein eV The Beckersloh sports hall in Duisburg-Walsum was selected as the venue .
Not the defending champion and favorite Dieter Müller but Hans-Jürgen Kühl, who played for Altenessen, became the new German three-cushion champion in Duisburg-Walsum. He won the final with 50:49 in 65 shots. Müller was already in the lead 49:44 and Kühl finished the game with a series of six points. Müller had no follow-up. Another surprise came from Peter Bauer from Reutlingen, who took third place.
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The games were played in the qualification groups with up to 50 points or 60 shots. The two best in the group and the best third in the group qualified for the final round. Here, up to 50 points were played in the knockout system without a limit on recordings. The entire tournament was played with a push . The final placement was based on the following criteria:
(It is possible that not all terms are used or some are not listed. These can be looked up in the list of collision terms .)
Final ranking
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Surname
MP
GD
BED
HS
1
Hans-Jürgen Kühl (Altenessen)
6-0
0.898
1.020
8th
2
Dieter Müller (Berlin)
4: 2
0.961
1.282
6th
3
Peter Bauer (Reutlingen)
4: 2
0.711
0.892
9
4th
Norbert Weingärtner (Gelsenkirchen)
2: 4
0.772
0.980
4th
5
Thomas Wildförster (Velbert)
0: 2
0.755
-
5
6th
Johann Waiz (Munich)
0: 2
0.615
-
3
7th
Fabian Blondeel (Bochum)
0: 2
0.552
-
4th
8th
Ralf Köstner (Frankfurt)
0: 2
0.450
-
6th
Individual evidence
↑ a b c
Editor: Kühl takes over from Müller . In: Deutscher Billard Bund (Hrsg.): Billard-Zeitung . tape63 , no.11 . Self-published, Düren 1985, p.4-7 .
The first German three-cushion championship (DDM) took place in Mainz in 1929. The season in which it was played is given. Sometimes two championships were played in one year (spring / autumn). The last pre-war championship took place in the spring of 1939.
