German field handball championship 1960

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Final round of the
German field handball championship 1960
master TSV 1860 Ansbach
Teams 16
Games 15th
Gates 389  (ø 25.93 per game)
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The German field handball championship 1960 was played in a final tournament from September 25 to October 16, 1960. The tournament was the eleventh championship round in men's field handball organized by the DHB . The final took place on October 16, 1960 in front of 25,000 spectators in Oberhausen's Niederrhein stadium.

The new German champion was surprisingly TSV 1860 Ansbach , who won the final against defending champion TuS Lintfort with a score of 10: 9. Ansbach won the field handball title for the first time in the club's history.

mode

16 teams occurred in an eliminator in tournament Ko system with preliminary round (second round), intermediate round (quarter-finals) and final against each other, the winner of the semi-final denied the final; Placement games were not held.

The following 15 teams had qualified directly for the preliminary round of the tournament via the respective regional championships:

North German Championship:

  1. VfL Wolfsburg
  2. Büdelsdorfer TSV
  3. THW Kiel
  4. Police SV Hildesheim

West German Championship:

  1. Sportfreunde Hamborn 07
SV Bayer 04 Leverkusen
TuS Lintfort (defending champion)
VfL Gummersbach

Southwest German Championship:

  1. TuS 04 Dansenberg
  2. TV Hochdorf

South German Championship:

  1. TSV 1860 Ansbach
TC Frisch Auf Göppingen ( German handball champion (Halle) 1960 )
TSV Red 05
TSV Zuffenhausen

Berlin state / regional championship:

  1. Charlottenburger HC

In addition, the 16th team came third in the Southwest German regional championship, Kickers Offenbach , who had prevailed against the Berlin runner-up Berliner SV 1892 in a qualifying game on September 18, 1960 18:11.

The playing time was 2 × 30 minutes, in the event of a tie after regular playing time, an extension of 2 × 10 minutes was carried out.

Tournament course

Apart from the final success of the South German champions, the tournament held no surprises in store, the favored teams clearly prevailed in their preliminary and intermediate round games, and except for TuS Lintfort, who won the first round in Hildesheim, none of the away teams could competing teams win their game. It stayed that way in the semi-finals: The North German champions from Wolfsburg couldn't win in Ansbach, and Frisch Auf Göppingen, the indoor handball champion of the season, was eliminated in Lintfort.

The Ansbacher won the final because they showed greater fighting power in the end. With the quartet of the siblings Konrad Porzner , Heinz Porzner, Helmut Porzner and Erwin Porzner , who was also the team's coach, the outsider was consistently behind Lintfort by one or two goals, with a score of 5: 8 in the 39th minute that seemed Game decided for Lintfort as expected. In the following 20 minutes, however, only the South German champions played, who scored another five goals and did not allow themselves to be irritated when Erwin Porzner could not convert a penalty with a score of 7: 9.

Preliminary round

25th of September

TSV 1860 Ansbach - THW Kiel: 17:11
Police SV Hildesheim - TuS Lintfort : 14:18
VfL Wolfsburg - VfL Gummersbach: 19:15 (after extra time)
Charlottenburger HC - TSV Zuffenhausen: 18:15 (by appointment)
Sportfreunde Hamborn 07 - Kickers Offenbach: 14:11
TC Frisch Auf Göppingen - Büdelsdorfer TSV: 19:15
TuS 04 Dansenberg - TSV Rot 05: 14:11 (by appointment)
SV Bayer 04 Leverkusen - TV Hochdorf: 17: 6

Intermediate round

October 2nd

TSV 1860 Ansbach - SV Bayer 04 Leverkusen: 17: 6
TuS Lintfort - TuS 04 Dansenberg: 22: 8
TC Frisch Auf Göppingen - Sportfreunde Hamborn 07: 11:10
VfL Wolfsburg - Charlottenburger HC: 17: 8

Semifinals

9th October

TSV 1860 Ansbach - VfL Wolfsburg: 10: 8
TuS Lintfort - TC Frisch Auf Göppingen: 10: 9

Endgame

October, 16th

TSV 1860 Ansbach - TuS Lintfort: 10: 9 (half time: 4: 5)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Hamburger Abendblatt, October 17, 1960 (see web links); Webers, final round of the German field handball championship 1960