Handball GDR Championship 1958

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The handball GDR championship in 1958 was only limited to this calendar year, because because of the preparation for the indoor handball world championship, which took place in the GDR in February / March 1958, the point games of the men's handball league were canceled and the point games the women's league was only held at the beginning of 1958. The field handball championships for men and women took place as planned from April to October 1958.

Indoor championship (women)

The indoor championship for women took place in January and February with twelve teams in two seasons. The individual game rounds were played in tournament form in neutral sports halls. After completing the point games, the season winners contested the championship final. The bottom of the table had to relegate.

Closing tables

Season I.
Pl. team Gates Points
1. SC progress Weissenfels 51:22 10-0
2. BSG Motor Weimar 52:30 8: 2
3. BSG progress Oberlungwitz 38:42 4: 6
4th BSG Progress Cottbus (N) 32:50 3: 7
5. BSG Chemie Zeitz (N) 34:56 3: 7
6th BSG Chemie Radebeul (A) 37:44 2: 8
Season II
Pl. team Gates Points
1. BSG locomotive Rangsdorf 49:22 10-0
2. SC Lokomotive Leipzig (M) 36:24 8: 2
3. TSC Oberschöneweide (N) 31:30 4: 6
4th SC DHfK Leipzig 26:26 4: 6
5. BSG Motor Rostock (N) 20:30 2: 6
6th BSG locomotive SO Magdeburg (A) 15:45 0: 8

Endgame

The final of the GDR championship in indoor handball for women took place on February 1, 1958 in the East Berlin Dynamo sports hall .

SC Progress Weißenfels - BSG Lokomotive Rangsdorf 6: 1 (1: 1)

The outsider Lok Rangsdorf was able to wrest a 1-1 draw from defending champion progress Weißenfels with a seven meter goal until half-time. Until then, the defensive lines of both teams had determined the game, but after the break, the Rangsdorf women lost their concentration in defensive work. They didn't hit the goal either, while on the other side the Weißenfelser women still managed to win.

Field Championship (Men)

To determine the GDR master in field handball, 16 teams competed in two seasons in the GDR Oberliga. With the SC DHfK Leipzig and the BSG Chemie Piesteritz two newcomers were in the field, the two bottom of the table had to relegate. The defending champion was SC Dynamo Berlin. The two season winners played the new title holder in the championship final.

Closing tables

Season I.
Pl. team Sp S. U N Gates Points
1. SC Empor Rostock 14th 13 0 1 182: 111 26: 2
2. SC Dynamo Berlin (M) 14th 11 0 3 219: 160 22: 6
3. SC construction Magdeburg 14th 11 0 3 185: 148 22: 6
4th SG Dynamo Leipzig 14th 6th 2 6th 153: 151 14:14
5. SC DHfK Leipzig (N) 14th 5 2 7th 181: 208 12:16
6th BSG ZAB Dessau 14th 3 1 10 149: 193 7:21
7th BSG steel Calbe 14th 2 1 11 165: 185 5:23
8th. SC Progress Weissenfels (A) 14th 2 0 12 133: 211 4:24
Season II
Pl. team Sp S. U N Gates Points
1. BSG Motor Eisenach 14th 10 0 4th 187: 155 20: 8
2. BSG Motor Gohlis-Nord 14th 9 1 4th 209: 178 19: 9
3. BSG locomotive SO Magdeburg 14th 9 1 4th 165: 147 19: 9
4th BSG Stahl Krauschwitz 14th 8th 0 6th 177: 160 16:12
5. ASK Forward Berlin 14th 8th 0 6th 186: 180 16:12
6th SC Lokomotive Leipzig 14th 7th 0 7th 172: 176 14:14
7th BSG Motor SO Magdeburg 14th 3 0 11 141: 170 6:22
8th. BSG Chemie Piesteritz (N, A) 14th 1 0 13 130: 201 2:26

Endgame

The final of the men's field handball championship was played on October 12, 1958 in Halle's Kurt Wabbel Stadium in front of 9,000 spectators.

BSG Motor Eisenach - SC Empor Rostock 13:11 (6: 6)

The championship final ended with a big big surprise, because not the favorite from Rostock, but the company sports association Motor Eisenach left the field as the winner. In pouring rain, the Thuringians got along better with the smooth turf, and they managed to overcome the Rostock defense with consistent wing play. The 34-year-old former national player Werner Assmann played a decisive role in this , tirelessly pushing his team forward. For a long time the game was balanced, at half time it was a draw. SC Empor was in the front several times, but Eisenach Erhardt and Singwald scored the winning goals in the final phase.

  • Rostock: Hans Beier (gate) - Herrmann Dowe, Klaus Holm, Knoll, Gerd Langhoff (3), Günter Mundt (2), Heinz Wahl (2), Manfred Behnke (1), Günter Kikillus (1), Rudolf Herhaus (1 ), Heinz Flach (1), Walter Brand (EW) ( Berliner Zeitung , October 15, 1958, p. 4)
  • Eisenach: Albert Rust (gate) - Oswald Hook, Günther Jäger, Dieter Weidlich, Dieter Illert, Wolfgang Eisenhardt (4), Frieder Singwald (3), Werner Reinartz (2), Hans Rodegast (2), Werner Aßmann (1), Horst Erhardt

Field Championship (women)

The GDR championship in women's field handball was held in the major league with 16 teams divided into two seasons. After completing the point games, the two squad leaders determined the new champion in the final. The two bottom of the table had to relegate.

Graduation tables

Season I.
Pl. team Gates Points
1. SC progress Weissenfels (M) 98:23 26: 2
2. BSG Motor Weimar 60:46 20: 8
3. SC Lokomotive Leipzig 78:41 19: 9
4th BSG Motor Nord Erfurt 43:66 16:12
5. BSG Chemie Zeitz 53:67 10:18
6th BSG Chemie Leuna (N) 43:68 8:20
7th BSG progress Oberlungwitz 40:68 8:20
8th. SG Dynamo Leipzig (A) 37:73 4:24
Season II
Pl. team Gates Points
1. BSG locomotive Rangsdorf 74:43 24: 4
2. BSG ZAB Dessau 66:48 21: 7
3. TSC Oberschöneweide 70:61 16:12
4th BSG Motor Wismar 56:54 14:14
5. BSG Chemie Radebeul 67:69 13:15
6th BSG Post Halberstadt 46:52 13:15
7th BSG locomotive SO Magdeburg (N) 56:73 7:21
8th. SC DHfK Leipzig (A) 46:81 4:24

Endgame

The final of the women's field championship also took place in the Kurt-Wabbel-Stadium in Halle before the men's decision.

SC progress Weißenfels - BSG locomotive Rangsdorf 11: 5 (5: 2)

In the final, the handball players from SC Progress Weissenfels successfully defended their previous year's title. The decisive factors were their superior throwing power and the better interaction. Lok Rangsdorf could only keep up until the interim 2: 2, at the break Weißenfels was already clearly in the front with 5: 2. In the end, this lead was never given up. The outstanding player was Inge Schanding from Weißenfels with her five goals.
Goals: for Weißenfels Schanding (5), Quarg (3), Jahn (2) and Herden (1) - for Rangsdorf Noack (2), Krüger (2) and Scholz (1)

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  1. ↑ A = relegated, M = master, N = newcomer