Ottilie Graszl

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Ottilie "Otti" Graszl (born May 24, 1916 as Ottilie Ratschker , † May 3, 1993 in Vienna ) was an Austrian table tennis player . She won the gold medal in doubles three times at German championships.

Career

Ottilie Ratschker married in 1938 and was then called Graszl.

Similar to Trude Pritzi , Otti Graszl took part in the German championships after Austria was annexed to Germany. She won the German championship with the PSV Vienna team. Together with Trude Pritzi she became German champion in doubles three times in a row , with Heinrich Bednar she won the gold medal in mixed in 1942 .

After the war she played for Austria again. However, she was somewhat overshadowed by Trude Pritzi. Against this she lost the final of the Austrian championship three times from 1946 to 1948 and had to be satisfied with the runner-up. Together with Pritzi, she won three Austrian championships in doubles.

Ottilie Graszl died in 1993. She was buried in the Jedleseer Friedhof in Vienna.

Sporting successes

  • Austrian championships
    • 1946 in Vienna: 2nd place singles, 1st place doubles (with Trude Pritzi), 2nd place mixed (with Ferdinand Schuech )
    • 1947 in Vienna: 2nd place singles, 1st place doubles (with Trude Pritzi), 2nd place mixed (with Heinrich Bednar)
    • 1948 in Innsbruck: 2nd place singles, 1st place doubles (with Trude Pritzi), 3rd place mixed (with Heinrich Bednar)

Results from the ITTF database

Association event year place country singles Double Mixed team
AUT  World Championship  1949  Stockholm  SWE   last 64  no participants  no participants 
AUT  World Championship  1947  Paris  FRA   last 64  no participants  last 64 

Individual evidence

  1. Entry at Friedhöfe Wien (accessed on September 19, 2019)
  2. Ottilie Graszl Results from the ITTF database on ittf.com