Germany Cup (table tennis)

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In table tennis, the Germany Cup is a team comparison of the national associations. The organizer is the German Table Tennis Association DTTB . This competition was last held for men and women in the early 1970s.

Today this competition still takes place in the school, youth and senior classes. It was held for the first time in 1970.

introduction

The Germany Cup is the follow -up event to the Gau team championships , which were held annually in the 1930s. It was held for the first time in 1947/48 for men and 1949/50 for women. First, this competition was in the women's area Federal Cup , in 1952, he was in Germany Cup renamed. Since 1952, the East German associations were also eligible to participate.

If an annual event was initially planned, from 1952 it was switched to a two-year cycle. In the beginning, the teams were split into support groups in which everyone played against everyone. The first two came to an intermediate round, which was followed by a final round. The competition was later carried out in the knockout system .

A women's team initially consisted of two, in later years three, and the men's team of three. A team fight was carried out according to the Swaythling Cup system for teams of three .

The German Cup was held for the last time in 1970/71 for the men and 1971/72 for the women.

Results women (including gaume championships)

season
Final venue		 team Actively used in the finals and / or in the semi-finals
1932/33 Hamburg 1. Berlin Astrid Krebsbach , Annemarie Schulz , Anita Felguth
2. Saxony
1933/34 Braunschweig 1. Brandenburg Astrid Krebsbach , Annemarie Schulz , Anita Felguth
2. Lower Rhine
1934/35 Szczecin 1. Brandenburg Astrid Krebsbach , Erika Richter , Anita Felguth
2. Pomerania
1935/36 Gelsenkirchen 1. Brandenburg Astrid Krebsbach , Erika Richter , Anita Felguth , Annemarie Schulz
2. Lower Rhine
1936/37 Hohenneuendorf 1. middle Astrid Hobohm , Hanna Büldge
2. Brandenburg
1937/38 Wroclaw 1. Ostmark Trude Pritzi , Ottilie Ratschker
2. Saxony
1938/39 Frankfurt am Main 1. Ostmark Trude Pritzi , Ottilie Ratschker
2. Berlin-Kurmark
1949/50 Wuppertal 1. Bavaria Edith Schmidt , Erika Buchhold , Hertha Maier-Raffalt , Gisela Eberth
2. Berlin
1950/51 Hanover 1. WTTV Hilde Bussmann , Berti Capellmann
2. Lower Saxony Hannelore Hanft , Grete Herber
1951/52 Erfurt 1. WTTV Hilde Bussmann , Berti Capellmann
2. Thuringia Hannelore Gießler , Grete Herber
1953/54 Hamburg 1. Thuringia Hannelore Gießler , Grete Herber
2. Hamburg Annegret Thöle , Ursula Paulsen
1955/56 Erfurt 1. Hamburg Annegret Thöle , Ursula Paulsen
2. Thuringia Hannelore Gießler , Grete Herber
1957/58 Hanover 1. Lower Saxony Inge Müser , Jutta Kruse , Oda Mielenhausen
2. Thuringia
1959/60 Hanover 1. Lower Saxony Inge Müser , Jutta Kruse , Oda Mielenhausen
2. WTTV Gudrun Müller , Monika Wiskandt , Hilde Gröber
1961/62 New Mödrath 1. Lower Saxony Ilse Lantermann , Oda Mielenhausen , Waltraud Zehne
2. WTTV
1963/64 Berlin 1. WTTV Rosemarie Seidel , Gudrun Müller , Isolde Woschee
2. Württemberg-Hohenzollern
1965/66 Neckarsulm 1. WTTV Agnes Simon , Rosemarie Seidel , Christel Lang
2. Württemberg-Hohenzollern Inge Harst , Hannelore Männer , Erika Schmollinger
1967/68 Hückeswagen 1. WTTV Agnes Simon , Wiebke Hendriksen , Christel Lang
2. Württemberg-Hohenzollern
1969/70 Witten 1. Schleswig-Holstein Jutta Trapp , Edit Buchholz , Ingrid Bahnert , Annegret Steffien
2. WTTV Agnes Simon , Wiebke Hendriksen , Rosemarie Seidel
1971/72 Osnabrück 1. Schleswig-Holstein Edit Wetzel , Ingrid Bahnert , Monika Block
2. Württemberg-Hohenzollern

Results men (including gaume championships)

season
Final venue		 team Actively used in the finals and / or in the semi-finals
1932/33 Hamburg 1. Northern Germany Paul Benthien , Erich Deisler , Kurt Entholt
2. Saxony
1933/34 Braunschweig 1. Nordmark Heinz Benthien , Erich Deisler , Kurt Entholt , H.Ladda
2. Brandenburg
1934/35 Szczecin 1. Saxony W. Bauer, H. Benkert, Schmidt
2. Brandenburg
1935/36 Gelsenkirchen 1. Nordmark Helmut Ulrich , Heinz Benthien , Kurt Entholt , Erwin Münchow
2. Pomerania
1936/37 Hohenneuendorf 1. Brandenburg Rudolf Schwager , Hans Kiack, Heine
2. Pomerania
1937/38 Wroclaw 1. Ostmark Karl Sediwy , Ferdinand Schuech , Otto Eckl
2. Middle Rhine
1938/39 Frankfurt am Main 1. Middle Rhine Hanns Welter , Helmuth Hoffmann , Walter Than
2. Ostmark
1947/48 Swords 1. WTTV Helmuth Hoffmann , Bernie Vossebein , Jupp Schlaf , W.Hillenkötter, Bert Huthmacher , Werner Scheffler
2. Hessen Kurt Seifert , Willi Mallon , Schittenhelm, Rehak, Erich Mech, Scheer
1948/49 Recklinghausen 1. WTTV Helmuth Hoffmann , Bernie Vossebein
2. Hamburg Heinz Benthien , Erich Deisler
1949/50 Rheydt 1. WTTV Dieter Mauritz , Helmuth Hoffmann , Bernie Vossebein , Kurt Braun , Leo Junggeburth
2. Hessen
1950/51 Berlin 1. Bavaria Bernhard Bukiet , Walter Than , Leopold Holusek
2. Berlin
1952/53 to water 1. Hessen Willi Mallon , Kurt Seifert , Werner Haupt , Erwin Lentföhr
2. Thuringia
1954/55 Rheydt 1. Bavaria Conny Freundorfer , Josef Seiz , Leopold Holusek , Toni Breumair , Hans Rockmeier
2. WTTV Bernie Vossebein , Leo Junggeburth , Hermann
1956/57 Moerfelden 1. Bavaria Conny Freundorfer , Josef Seiz , Leopold Holusek
2. Hessen
1958/59 Dusseldorf 1. WTTV Hans Wilhelm Gäb , Horst Langer , Josef Wenninghoff , Klemens Tietmeyer
2. Berlin Wolfgang Prandke , Heinz Raack , Günter Matthias
1960/61 Hanover 1. WTTV Eberhard Schöler , Hans Wilhelm Gäb , Josef Wenninghoff , Horst Terbeck
2. Bavaria
1962/63 Pfungstadt 1. WTTV Eberhard Schöler , Dieter Forster , Klaus Solka , Hans-Jörg Offergeld
2. Hessen
1964/65 Hanover 1. Lower Saxony Hans Micheiloff , Ernst Gomolla , Herbert Gomolla
2. WTTV
1966/67 kassel 1. Hessen Erich Arndt , Dieter Michalek , Günter Köcher
2. Lower Saxony
1968/69 Osnabrück 1. Lower Saxony Ernst Gomolla , Bernt Jansen , Hans Micheiloff , Alfred Nagel
2. WTTV
1970/71 Dates 1. WTTV Eberhard Schöler , Jochen Leiß , Richard Fritz
2. Lower Saxony

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Magazine DTS , 1970/11 edition south-west side 12-13
  2. ↑ a b c DTS magazine , 1956/5 West issue, page 4
  3. ↑ Tischtennis-Verband Niedersachsen : Tischtennis Magazin, Official Organ of the TTVN 2005/6 page 8 (PDF; 1.1 MB)
  4. ↑ Tischtennis Magazin, official organ of the TTVN 2006/2 page 12 (PDF; 3.9 MB)
  5. ↑ Tischtennis Magazin, official organ of the TTVN 2007/11 page 17 (PDF; 6.0 MB)
  6. ↑ Only Hessen and North Rhine-Westphalia competed. The other countries stayed away from the event for financial reasons (as a result of the currency reform ). DTS magazine , 194948/14, page 1
  7. ↑ Only North Rhine-Westphalia and Hesse each sent two teams. As in the previous year, financial reasons were assumed for the remaining federal states to remain. DTS magazine , 1949/11, pages 2-3
  8. ↑ Tischtennis Magazin, official organ of the TTVN 2006/3 page 14 (PDF; 4.9 MB)
  9. ↑ Tischtennis Magazin, official organ of the TTVN 2007/9 page 12 (PDF; 6.4 MB)

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