German championship in field hockey 1937 (men)

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In the 1936/37 season , a German championship in men's field hockey was held for the first time. The organizer was the German Reich Association for Physical Exercise , after the German Hockey Association was dissolved on October 22, 1933. The first German field hockey champion was the Berliner SC, who defeated the ETuF Essen in the finals.

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Ten teams had qualified for the finals through the regional championships. Therefore, two meetings took place as part of a preliminary round. The six remaining participants were seeded directly for the quarter-finals. Unless otherwise stated, the games took place on the grounds of the first-mentioned club.

Preliminary round

ETuF Essen - Klipper THC 3: 2 after extra time
VfB Jena - VfK Königsberg 2: 1

Quarter finals

TSV Jahn Munich - Berliner SC 0: 1
TV Sachsenhausen 1857 - Leipziger SC 3: 1 after extension
Club to Vahr - HC Heidelberg 0: 1
ETuF Essen - VfB Jena 4: 2

Semifinals

HC Heidelberg - ETuF Essen 0-0 after extra time;
Replay: ETuF Essen - HC Heidelberg 2: 1 (in Cologne)
Berliner SC - TV Sachsenhausen 1857 2: 1 after extra time

final

Berliner SC - ETuF Essen 2-1 after extra time

Individual evidence

  1. ^ History of the DHB

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  • German Hockey Yearbook 1958/59 , Verlag Schmidt & Dreisilker Düsseldorf, 1958

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