Field handball Bundesliga 1967

Field handball Bundesliga 1967
master	TSV Grün-Weiß Dankersen
Relegated	Hohner SV Eintracht VfL Wolfsburg Reinickendorfer Füchse Berliner SV 1892
Teams	20th
Games	181
Gates	4698  (ø 25.96 per game)
← German field handball championship 1966 Field handball Bundesliga 1968 →

The field handball Bundesliga 1967 was the first Bundesliga season in German field handball . The games for the 18th field handball championship of the DHB were played in a north and a south relay between April and September 1967; the final took place on September 23, 1967 in front of 22,000 spectators in the Offenbach stadium on Bieberer Berg .

The new German champion was TSV Grün-Weiß Dankersen , who defeated TV Großwallstadt in the final with 19:16. After four unsuccessful finals (field handball runners-up in 1962 , 1964 and 1965 , indoor handball runners-up in 1965 ), the TSV achieved the first championship title in the club's history. Dankersen was thus also qualified for participation in the European Field Handball Cup , which was to be held for the first time in 1968.

The indoor handball champions 1967 , VfL Gummersbach , landed in the midfield of the Northern League with a balanced point account.

Relegated to the regional leagues were Hohner SV Eintracht , VfL Wolfsburg , as well as both Berlin clubs, Reinickendorfer Füchse and Berliner SV 1892 .

Foundation of the field handball league

As for indoor handball, where Bundesliga handball was also played for the first time in the 1966/67 season , the DHB decided to introduce a Bundesliga for field handball at the beginning of September 1965. The DHB acted differently than all other European handball associations that had given up the sport for some time, at the latest since the decision of the International Olympic Committee of 1965 to make indoor handball, not field handball, Olympic.

Against this trend, the DHB "unreasonably" pursued the idea of ​​building two national teams in parallel before the first Olympic handball tournament since the 1936 Olympics in order to be optimally prepared for the 1972 Summer Games in Munich . As a result, the Bundesliga was also introduced for field handball, with ten teams in each season, not eight as in indoor handball.

However, since the international associations did not take up this idea and field handball did not become Olympic, as the interest of spectators and clubs continued to decline, the Bundesliga had no future. As early as the 1970 season, the season size was reduced to eight participants, in 1972 the umbrella organization drew the conclusion: The Bundesliga was suspended because of the Olympic tournament and only held as the German field handball cup round in 1972 , then the league was completely abolished. The top clubs withdrew from field handball, and the last title in this traditional sport was awarded at the German championship in 1975 .

mode

The league was played in two seasons, the national leagues north and south, with ten teams each, which had qualified for participation in the new Bundesliga match through the regional championships of the previous year. The two season winners who played the final of the German championship were determined in the first and second legs.

The last two teams of each season had to relegate to the regional leagues.

Climbers

The regional league champions of this summer season 1967 qualified for participation in the following Bundesliga season in 1968 . Here were the northern season of the TV Angermund 09 (Regional champion West) and VfL Bad Schwartau (Regional Champion North) for which Südstaffel the TSV Siemensstadt Berlin directly qualified (Regional Master Berlin). The second promoted to the southern season was determined in two qualifying games between the regional champion Southwest, SV Harleshausen , and the regional champion South, TSV Zirndorf 1861 , with Harleshausen prevailing (16: 13/16: 9).

Summary of the season

While TSV Grün-Weiß Dankersen dominated the northern relay for Herbert Lübking , the outstanding player of those years, the second finalist, TV Großwallstadt, was the season winner in the Bundesliga South with a point ahead of TS Steinheim.

Dankersen won the "extremely tough" final game in Offenbach.

Bundesliga North

table

	Closing table north	Sp.	S.	U	N	Gates	Diff.	Points
1.	TSV Grün-Weiß Dankersen	18th	16	1	1	248: 184	+64	33: 3
2.	Hamburger SV	18th	11	1	6th	222: 190	+32	23:13
3.	Eintracht Hildesheim	18th	10	1	7th	219: 235	−16	21:15
4th	TV Oppum 1894 (M)	18th	10	0	8th	224: 220	+4	20:16
5.	VfL Gummersbach	18th	9	0	9	283: 259	+24	18:18
6th	TuS 05 Wellinghofen	18th	8th	2	8th	203: 190	+13	18:18
7th	BSV Solingen 1898	18th	7th	3	8th	206: 202	+4	17:19
8th.	Büdelsdorfer TSV	18th	8th	1	9	232: 243	−11	17:19
9.	Hohner SV Eintracht	18th	5	0	13	202: 226	−24	10:26
10.	VfL Wolfsburg	18th	1	1	16	180: 270	−90	3:33

Relegated: Hohner SV Eintracht, VfL Wolfsburg

Results

Results of the games of the Bundesliga North this season

Home team: left column / visiting team: top row

Bundesliga North 1967									Derision. SV
GW Dankersen		16:13	10: 8	10:12	19:11	14: 5	12: 9	15:13	8: 5	13:10
Hamburger SV	16:17		13:12	9:11	15:13	9: 6	15:10	10: 3	14:10	16: 9
Eintracht Hildesheim	9:14	11:10		11: 6	12:11	13:12	8:21	16:16	14:12	13:10
TV oppum 1894	10:17	12:16	10:13		15:12	8: 7	14:10	13:18	17:10	21:10
VfL Gummersbach	17:18	18:12	26:14	18:22		15:11	14: 7	17:16	18:15	18: 5
TuS 05 Wellinghofen	6:12	8: 8	15: 9	8: 5	19:15		14:12	22: 9	12:10	21:10
BSV Solingen 1898	8: 8	12:11	10:15	11: 8	14:10	11:11		11:13	13:10	12:12
Büdelsdorfer TSV	11:16	7: 8	16:12	17:12	11:14	13:11	10:16		20:12	16:13
Hohner SV	11:12	9:14	11:15	13:16	14:12	7: 8	12: 8	13: 9		14: 8
VfL Wolfsburg	10:17	6:13	12:14	10:12	20:24	10: 7	5:11	12:14	8:14

Bundesliga South

table

	Final table south	Sp.	S.	U	N	Gates	Diff.	Points
1.	TV Großwallstadt	18th	13	2	3	295: 237	+58	28: 8
2.	TS Steinheim 1874	18th	13	1	4th	234: 197	+37	27: 9
3.	SG Leutershausen	18th	11	1	6th	275: 250	+25	23:13
4th	TSV 1860 Ansbach	18th	9	1	8th	272: 250	+22	19:17
5.	TV Hochdorf	18th	7th	3	8th	233: 263	−30	17:19
6th	TSV Birkenau	18th	7th	1	10	231: 236	−5	15:21
7th	TuS Schutterwald	18th	7th	1	10	254: 263	−9	15:21
8th.	TSV 1905 red	18th	7th	0	11	230: 250	−20	14:22
9.	Reinickendorfer foxes	18th	4th	4th	10	215: 258	−43	12:24
10.	Berliner SV 1892	18th	4th	2	12	205: 240	−35	10:26

Relegated : Reinickendorfer Füchse, Berliner SV 1892

Results

Results of the games of the Bundesliga South this season

Home team: left column / visiting team: top row

Bundesliga South 1967				TSV Ansb.
TV Großwallstadt		12:12	13:14	23:15	19:12	11: 7	15:11	16:15	18:14	14:12
TS Steinheim	23:19		13: 9	15:13	11:17	12: 9	15:10	21:11	10: 8	11: 9
SG Leutershausen	17:17	12:11		15:11	15:12	15:21	18:13	21:14	14: 9	18:14
TSV Ansbach	15:20	9:10	18:21		15: 9	18:12	18:10	17:10	10:12	22:10
TV Hochdorf	16:23	9: 7	14:13	10:14		12:10	20:16	13:11	17:17	15:12
TSV Birkenau	15:12	11:18	13:23	14:15	18: 7		20:14	12:10	15:10	11: 7
TuS Schutterwald	13:18	11:10	16:13	14:14	18:10	16:13		11:10	27:15	17:13
TSV red	9:14	11:16	14:10	22:17	15:11	14:10	16:14		22:13	10: 9
R.dorfer füchse	14:19	9:10	10: 9	15:22	13:13	12:12	10: 9	9: 5		11:11
Berliner SV	3:12	8: 9	17:18	8: 9	16:16	10: 8	15:14	16:11	15:14

final

TSV Grün-Weiß Dankersen - TV Großwallstadt: 19:16 (halftime: 11: 8)

Web links

• Sven Webers (Red. Handballdaten.de ): Field handball Bundesliga men 1967 (accessed April 4, 2014)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Hamburger Abendblatt 207/1965, Bundesliga in Handball , September 7, 1965, p. 12 ( direct link (PDF), accessed April 4, 2014)
2. ↑ ^{a b} Erik Eggers (ed.), Handball, Göttingen 2004, p. 117, ISBN 3-89533-465-0 .
3. ↑ Erik Eggers (ed.), Handball, Göttingen 2004, p. 117 f, ISBN 3-89533-465-0 .
4. ↑ Webers (Red.): Feldhandball-Bundesliga 1967 - Promotion Games, accessed April 4, 2014.
5. ↑ Hamburger Abendblatt 223/1967: Spiel ohne Format , September 25, 1967, p. 10 ( direct link (PDF) , accessed April 4, 2014)
6. ↑ Legend - green: season winner, qualified for the final round / red: relegated to the regional league / (M): German champion of the previous season / (A): promoted from the regional league.
7. ↑ Data from Webers (Red.), Feldhandball-Bundesliga 1967 Nord, final table (accessed April 4, 2014)
8. ↑ Legend - green: season winner, qualified for the final round / red: relegated to the regional league / (M): German champion of the previous season / (A): promoted from the regional league.
9. ↑ Data from Webers (Red.), Feldhandball-Bundesliga 1967 Süd, final table (accessed April 4, 2014)