Handball GDR Championship 1954/55

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At the handball GDR championships in 1954/55 , the GDR champions for men and women in field handball and in the hall were determined. With the SC Motor Berlin , one of the sports clubs newly founded this season entered for the first time .

Men (field)

The GDR field handball championship was held from September 5, 1954 to May 30, 1955, initially in the double-track league. In both seasons I and II, nine teams competed to determine the season winner in the first and second legs. They played for the GDR championship on July 17th.

Graduation tables

Season I.
Pl. team Sp S. U N Gates Points
1. SG Dynamo Hall 16 13 1 2 221: 139 27: 5
2. BSG Motor Fermersleben 16 10 1 5 167: 136 21:11
3. BSG Lok Gera 15th 8th 3 4th 184: 141 19:11
4th BSG Lok Luckenwalde 15th 9 1 5 145: 136 19:11
5. BSG Motor Krauschwitz (N) 16 8th 1 7th 144: 149 17:15
6th BSG Motor Eisenach 16 7th 2 7th 163: 167 16:16
7th BSG tractor Delitzsch (N) 16 5 1 10 145: 170 11:21
8th. BSG Progress Crimmitschau (A) 16 3 1 12 136: 210 7:25
9. BSG Motor Shipyard Roßlau (A) 16 2 1 13 126: 183 5:27
the game Lok Gera - Lok Luckenwalde was not played
Season II
Pl. team Sp S. U N Gates Points
1. BSG Motor Rostock 16 13 2 1 216: 126 28: 4
2. BSG locomotive southeast Magdeburg 16 11 1 4th 182: 138 23: 9
3. SG Dynamo Leipzig 16 11 1 4th 164: 121 23: 9
4th BSG steel Calbe (M) 16 9 2 5 199: 156 20:12
5. BSG Motor Middle Magdeburg (N) 16 9 1 6th 167: 155 19:13
6th BSG Motor Fraureuth 16 4th 3 9 149: 155 11:21
7th BSG Chemie Coswig 16 4th 1 11 144: 184 9:23
8th. BSG Motor Polysius Dessau (A) 16 3 1 12 128: 201 7:25
9. BSG progress Gera (N, A) 16 2 0 14th 114: 227 4:28

Endgame

The final of the GDR field handball championship of the 1954/55 season took place on July 17, 1955 in the Karl-Marx-Städter in the Ernst-Thälmann-Stadion in front of 25,000 spectators.

BSG Motor Rostock - SG Dynamo Hall 18:12 (9: 5)

With Motor Rostock and Dynamo Halle, the finalists of the last indoor championship met again. Again the Rostockers were clearly superior to their opponents and dominated the game with their skillful moves for long stretches. The decisive factors were the technically superior attacking game and the clever tactical style of play of the new master. The best player on the field was the Rostock attacker Günter Mundt, who, with his ten goals and tactical overview, was the decisive player. The Halle team was never able to cope with the powerful game of their opponent and for their part got bogged down in hopeless individual actions. ( Berliner Zeitung , July 19, 1955)

  • Rostock: Hans Beier (gate) - Paul-Friedrich Reder , Klaus Holm, Peter Steinhäuser, Walter Brand, Rudolf Herhaus (1), Günter Kikillus, Klaus Schwieger, Heinz Flach, Klaus Matz (4), Gert Langhoff (3), Günter Mundt (10)
  • Hall: Ernst Riffort, Herbert Klein (gate) - Heinz Greye, Günther Horbank, Erhard Schewe, Günther Köhler, Ewald Föhrig, Werner Püschel, Dieter Dörken (2), Heinz Diedering (2), Rudi Hirsch (7), Kurt Stolfig, Otto Naumann (1), Joachim Kolbe

Women (field)

Endgame

July 17, 1955, Ernst-Thälmann-Stadion, Karl-Marx-Stadt:

SC progress Weissenfels - BSG progress Oberlungwitz 5: 2

Men (hall)

In the indoor league appeared between December 12, 1954 and February 6, 1955 in two seasons of five teams. The season winners BSG Motor Rostock and SG Dynamo Halle determined the GDR indoor champion in the final.

Preliminary round

Season I.
Pl. team Sp S. U N Gates Points
1. SG Dynamo Hall 4th 4th 0 0 67:43 8-0
2. BSG locomotive Gera 4th 3 0 1 63:48 6: 2
3. BSG Motor Gohlis-Nord 4th 2 0 2 53:52 4: 4
4th BSG Motor Sömmerda 4th 1 0 3 39:58 2: 6
5. BSG unit Thum 4th 0 0 4th 38:61 0: 8
Season II
Pl. team Sp S. U N Gates Points
1. BSG Motor Rostock (M) 4th 3 1 0 75:29 7: 1
2. BSG locomotive Magdeburg SO 4th 3 0 1 68:46 7: 1
3. SC Motor Berlin 4th 2 0 2 49:69 4: 4
4th BSG Progress Forest 4th 1 0 3 41:80 2: 6
5. BSG Lok Luckenwalde 4th 0 1 3 35:44 1: 7

Endgame

The final with the two season winners took place on February 20, 1955 in Magdeburg's Hermann-Gieseler-Halle in front of 2,000 spectators.

BSG Motor Rostock - SG Dynamo Hall 14:11 (7: 8)

In a good-class and exciting game, the defending champion Motor Rostock initially struggled to get the game under control, because SG Dynamo managed to set the tone for one half with dangerous attacks and safe teamwork and led to the break with 8: 7 goals. In the second half of the game, the Rostock team seized the action with increased speed and determined actions and took the lead for the first time after eight minutes. The previously insecure goalkeeper Hans Beier increased himself to great saves and kept the Halle attack line in check. On the other hand, BSG Motor had a sure executor in Klaus Matz, who with his five goals in the second half became the decisive player in the final. ( Berliner Zeitung , February 22, 1955)

  • Rostock: Hans Beier (gate) - Friedrich Reder (1), Gert Langhoff (2), Heinz Flach, Klaus Matz (6), Kröger (3), Rudolf Herhaus (2), Klaus Schwieger, Peter Steinhäuser, Schöne
  • Hall: Ernst Riffort (gate) - Kurt Stolfig (3), Günther Köhler (1), Dieter Dörken (1), Erhard Schewe, Rudi Hirsch (3), Heinz Diedering (2), Ewald Föhrig, Werner Püschel (1).

Women (hall)

To determine the champion in women's indoor handball, an elimination round was held with the 15 district champions. Five teams played against each other in three groups, the first-placed teams playing the finals in Magdeburg on February 20, 1955. After victories over BSG Lok Rangsdorf (3: 2) and SC DHfK Leipzig (6: 3), the women of SC Progress Weissenfels became GDR champions.

literature

  • Berliner Zeitung , years 1954, 1955

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