German Nordic Ski Championships 1965

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48th German Nordic Ski Championships

Nordic combined pictogram.svg
Men's Ladies
winner
Cross-country skiing
(short distance) 		Walter DemelWalter Demel Walter Demel Margit SchererMargit Scherer Margit Scherer
Cross-country skiing
(long distance) 		Walter DemelWalter Demel Walter Demel -
Cross-country skiing
(endurance run) 		Walter DemelWalter Demel Walter Demel -
Cross-country skiing
(association relay) 		BavariaBavaria Bavaria I
Alfons Dorner
Herbert Steinbeißer
Karl Buhl
Walter Demel
 BavariaBavariaSwabiaSwabia Swabia I
Ursula Döttinger
Raach
Margit Scherer
Cross-country skiing
(club relay) 		WSV Reit im WinklWSV Reit im Winkl WSV Reit im Winkl
Edi Lengg
Toni Reiter
Xaver Kraus
Alfons Dorner
 -
Nordic combination Georg ThomaGeorg Thoma Georg Thoma -
Ski jumping Heini IhleHeini Ihle Heini Ihle -
Competitions
Venues 2 1
Individual competitions 5 1
Team competitions 2 1
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The 48th German Nordic Ski Championships in 1965 took place from February 3rd to 7th, 1965 in Hinterzarten , Baden-Württemberg . The jump runs were held on the Adlerschanze , the construction point of which was 73.5 meters. The award ceremonies were held on the Kirchwiese. The running track was laid out in the area between Titisee and Feldberg .

The German championship in the 50 km endurance run and the relay competition of the clubs were held on the weekend of February 20 and 21, 1965 in Braunlage . In addition to the winner of the Nordic Combined, the winner of the 50 km ski marathon also received the coveted "Golden Ski".

Program and schedule

Adlerschanze Hinterzarten 1965
date Time event gender
Wed., February 3rd 09:00 30 km of cross-country skiing Men
Thursday, February 4th 10:00 5 km of cross-country skiing Women
13:30 Combination jump Men
Fri. February 5th 08:30 15 km of cross-country skiing Men
Combination cross-country skiing Men
10:30 3 × 5 km relay race Women
Saturday, February 6th 09:00 4 × 10 km relay race Men
14:00 Qualification ski jumping Men
Sun. February 7th 13:30 Ski jumping Men
17:30 Award ceremonies Men women
Saturday, February 20 4 × 10 km relay race Men
Sun., February 21 50 km of cross-country skiing Men

Cross-country skiing

Women

5 km

space Surname place Time (min)
01 Margit Scherer Isny 3/20/6
02 Barbara Barthel Wunsiedel 20: 29.4
03 Michaela Endler Oberaudorf 21: 13.0
04th Elisabeth Duffner Schonach 21: 17.2
05 Ursula Döttinger Urach 21: 25.9
06th Monika Schniebert Braunlage 21: 46.1

Date: Thursday February 4, 1965

In the absence of series champion Rita Czech-Blasl , Margit Scherer secured her first championship title. She won with temperatures around freezing point and a soft trail ahead of Barbara Barthel and Michaela Endler . With 26 predominantly young athletes, the field of participants was broad.

Association relay

space Names Association Time (hrs)
01 Ursula Döttinger
Raach
Margit Scherer
Swabia
0:58:12
02 Miner
Michaela Endler
Barbara Barthel
Bavaria
0:59:30
03 Ketterer
Dohrer
Elisabeth Duffner
Black Forest
1:02:28

Date: Friday February 5, 1965

The Swabian women's relay won the competition over 3 × 5 km by a clear margin. The defending champion took sixth and last place with the West German Ski Association .

Men

15 km

space Surname society Time (min)
01 Walter Demel SC Zwiesel 48: 12.2
02 Karl Buhl SC Sonthofen 50: 20.0
03 Alfons Dorner WSV Reit im Winkl 50: 48.0
04th Siegfried Weiss SZ Brend 51: 21.4
05 Georg Thoma SC Hinterzarten 51: 23.2
06th Helmut Steinebrunner SC Schönau / Belchen 51: 33.6
07th Herbert Loewe SC Ruhpolding 51: 39.0
08th Toni Reiter WSV Reit im Winkl 52: 24.6
09 Edi Lengg WSV Reit im Winkl 52: 30.0
10 Xaver Kraus WSV Reit im Winkl 52: 30.4

Date: Friday February 5, 1965

Walter Demel was also the fastest athlete on the 15 km track and thus secured his twelfth championship title. The large time differences at the top suggest that only Demel counted among the top class by international standards. 143 athletes started at a temperature of minus 3 degrees. The high number can be explained by the fact that both the combined skiers and the special cross-country skiers completed their 15 kilometers at the same time.

30 km

Date: Wednesday February 3, 1965

Walter Demel won the first competition of the German Nordic Ski Championships in 1965 in cross-country skiing over 30 kilometers. The 29-year-old police officer of the Federal Border Police won his eleventh German championship. The field of participants consisted of 83 athletes who faced a highly acclaimed cross-country ski run at 5 degrees Celsius. The hard, frozen snow meant no wax problems. The big surprise of the race was Josef Niedermeier , who finished third, relegating Siegfried Weiß to fourth place.

50 km

space Surname society Time (hrs)
01 Walter Demel SC Zwiesel 2:55:18
02 Karl Buhl SC Sonthofen 3:00:54
03 Peter White SZ Brend 3:02:05
04th Xaver Kraus WSV Reit im Winkl 3: 05.13
05 Herbert Loewe SC Ruhpolding 3:06:21
06th Peter Uhlig SV Baiersbronn 3:06:44
07th Siegfried Weiss SZ Brend 3:07:22
08th Karl Lindner SK Willingen 3:08:38
09 Karl Zellner SC Zwiesel 3:08:43
10 Gersson Flaig SC Schonach 3:08:46

Date: Sunday February 21, 1965

With a lead of more than five minutes, Walter Demel once again demonstrated his dominance in German cross-country skiing . The 29-year-old Bavarian outclassed the 73 participants and was again able to win all individual titles at the Nordic Ski Championships, although he was 46 seconds behind Karl Buhl after the first 16.5-kilometer loop . Georg Thoma was unable to intervene in the battle for the medal ranks, who surprisingly registered for the competition and ultimately crossed the finish line with a time of 3:17:47 hours, more than 22 minutes behind Demel. The difficult route was in the area of ​​the silver pond and the Hahnenklee cliffs .

Association relay

Date: Saturday February 6, 1965

The Bavarian Ski Association won the 4 × 10 kilometer relay race . With 34: 50.8 minutes, Walter Demel again showed by far the best individual time.

Club relay

space Names Association Time (hrs)
01 Edi Lengg
Toni Reiter
Xaver Kraus
Alfons Dorner 		WSV Reit im Winkl 2:29:48
02 Schulz
Karl Zellner
Sepp Achatz
Walter Demel 		SC Zwiesel 2:31:43
03 Peter Weiß
Feistle
Dorer
Siegfried Weiß 		SZ Brend 2:34:45

Date: Saturday, February 20, 1965

The 4 × 10-kilometer relay race was won by WSV Reit im Winkl , which has thus won all five previous events of the club relay . 27 teams started in good snow conditions. As expected, the fastest individual runner was Walter Demel with a running time of 35:30 minutes.

Nordic combination

Individual (K 73.5 / 15 km)

space Surname society Running time (min) Total points
01 Georg Thoma SC Hinterzarten 51: 23.2 495.42
02 Edi Lengg WSV Reit im Winkl 52: 30.0 438.86
03 Artur Bodenmüller SC Partenkirchen 52: 47.0 430.32
04th Axel Zerlaut WSV Isny 52: 44.8 421.43
05 Roman Weidel WSV Oberaudorf 54: 19.0 419.20
06th Horst Möhwald Spitzingsee ski club 54: 06.2 406.64

Date: Friday 5th and Saturday 6th February 1965

The Nordic Combined Championships were split over two days, so that the jumping run was held on Friday and the cross-country skiing on Saturday. Georg Thoma , who had just returned from a back injury, won the "Golden Ski" for the eighth time in a row. Already after the jump the championship title did not seem to take away from him, because after jumps on 76 and 77.5 meters with 32 participants he was in second place behind the special jumper Heini Ihle , who in his three attempts had distances of 77, 78 and 80 Meters scored. The Mannheim Wolfgang Schüller (73, 74 m) followed after jumping in third place. In the end, Thoma left no doubts about his victory in cross-country skiing and not only achieved the best combination run time, but also finished fifth in the cross-country skiers.

Ski jumping

Large hill

space Surname place Width 1 Width 2 Points
01 Heini Ihle Oberstdorf 80.0 m 80.0 m 228.1
02 Georg Thoma Hinterzarten 78.5 m 78.5 m 225.5
03 Franz Keller Nesselwang 78.0 m 78.5 m 224.7
04th Henrik Ohlmeyer Bischofsgrün 78.5 m 76.5 m 219.4
05 Helmut Kurz Berchtesgaden 77.0 m 73.0 m 212.4
06th Oswald Schinze Meinerzhagen 78.5 m 77.0 m 212.3
07th Hias Winkler Partenkirchen 73.0 m 73.5 m 200.0
08th Konrad Namberger Traunstein 71.5 m 72.0 m 195.1
09 Helmut Reichertz Braunlage 70.5 m 71.5 m 193.0
10 Wolfgang Schüller Mannheim 72.0 m 69.0 m 191.0

Date: Sunday February 7, 1965

The 23-year-old Heini Ihle from Oberstdorf was the German champion , confirming the position he had earned in the previous season. He reached 80 meters twice and missed the hill record by only one meter each time. The Nordic combined athlete Georg Thoma came second in front of the hill record holder Franz Keller from Nesselwang . The jumping took place in front of 15,000 spectators. The competition was overshadowed by the fall of Axel Zerlaut , who lost control during training on Saturday and hit his head on his ski. Ultimately, the DSV was able to give the all-clear, so that Zehrlaut did not suffer any further damage apart from a concussion .

swell

  • German Nordic ski championships with the elite , Passauer Neue Presse , issue no.26 from February 2, 1965
  • First title for Walter Demel (SC Zwiesel) , PNP , issue no.28 from February 4, 1965
  • Georg Thoma before his 8th combined victory , PNP , issue no.29 from February 5, 1965
  • Combination title again for G. Thoma , PNP , issue no.30 from February 6th and 7th, 1965
  • Heini Ihle German champion in ski jumping , PNP , issue No. 31 from February 8, 1965
  • "Goldener Ski" for the marathon in the snow , PNP , Issue No. 41 from February 19, 1965
  • Demel won his 14th German Championship , PNP , Issue 43 of February 22, 1965