TSV Munich-East
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| Surname | Gymnastics and Sports Association Munich-East eV |
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| Club colors | Red White |
| Founded | March 16, 1897 |
| Place of foundation | Munich , Bavaria |
| Association headquarters | Sieboldstrasse 4 81669 Munich |
| Members | approx. 4,300 |
| Departments | 13 |
| Chairman | Hans-Ulrich Hesse |
| Homepage | http://www.tsv-muenchen-ost.de |
The TSV München Ost eV is a sports club in Munich with about 4,300 members and 13 sports departments. The club is one of the largest sports clubs in Munich and maintains numerous sports facilities in and around Munich, including its own club restaurant.
history
With a history going back more than 100 years, TSV München-Ost is one of the oldest sports clubs in the city of Munich that is still active today.
- March 16, 1897 : 56 "gymnasts", with the support of the local SPD and the trade unions, found the TSV München-Ost as the "Arbeiter-Turn-Verein München-Ost" in a restaurant at Pariser Strasse 30 . Since the club does not have its own club premises or building at that time, gymnastics will initially take place in the adjoining rooms of restaurants with equipment that you have brought with you.
- 1904 : Entry in the official register of associations. Sports activities continue to take place in school gymnasiums and taverns in the area (e.g. "Münchner-Kindl-Keller", "Schleibinger Keller").
- 1906 : Founding of the women's gymnastics department as a novelty in gymnastics, which was then male-dominated
- 1926 : Acquisition of the club's premises and construction of a clubhouse and a gym on St.-Martin-Straße in Obergiesing
- May 19, 1933 : Dissolution by the National Socialists . The clubhouse is rededicated in the SA -Heim " Georg Hirschmann ".
- December 30, 1936 : The NS city administration sells the former clubhouse and the associated land to the "Optical Works CA Steinheil Söhne GmbH Munich", which operates an armaments factory there.
- October 16, 1945 : TSV München-Ost is re-established in the "Sedan" restaurant in Haidhausen by former club members.
- June 1948 : The city of Munich gives TSV München-Ost its current location on Sieboldstrasse in der Au .
successes
athletics
The athletics department of the club brought athletes to the top of Germany, especially in the 1950s and 1960s. In 1955 Fritz Hänsch became German champion over 10,000 meters. In 1968, the sprinter Gerhard Wucherer, an athlete from TSV München-Ost, took part in the Olympic Games in Mexico City and reached the final with the sprint relay.
Judo
The judo department of TSV München-Ost had with Armin Aigner one of the first twenty Dan bearers in Germany. Armin Aigner had his greatest successes with the title of German champion in 1947, 1951, 1952 and 1954. In 1949 he was Bavarian champion, in 1951 with the German team third at the European team championships. In 1951 and 1954 Armin Aigner also won the International German Championships (Mitropa Cup) with TSV München-Ost. At the only all-German team championships in divided Germany, which were held in Berlin at the beginning of May 1954, the season of TSV München-Ost was in the final, but lost the final battle against the team of BSG Wismut Freital .
Handball
In the 1990s, the male youth team of the handball department of TSV München-Ost had their greatest successes. For example, in 1999 the A youth team won the international indoor handball tournament IBOT . The men's team played in the Regionalliga (3rd division) in the 1980s. In the 2010/11 season they returned to the national league. In 2015, they were relegated to the second bottom division.
Sports offer
TSV München-Ost offers a wide range of sports for leisure and competitive athletes. Since 2006, the association has also had a children's sports school (KiSS), which offers children between three and ten years of age a range of sports across all sports, which is supervised by trained sports teachers.
- basketball
- Mountain sports
- Boxing
- fitness
- Soccer
- Handball
- Judo
- Karate Thu
- Kara-Ho Kempo
- athletics
- Table tennis
- Gymnastics - dance
- volleyball
Individual evidence
- ↑ State capital Munich: TSV Munich-East . In: KulturGeschichtsPfad, No. 5, Au-Haidhausen . 2009.
- ↑ Rudolf Hartbrunner, In: Münchner Zeitensprünge , http://www.hartbrunner.de/ffekten/d_ffekten.php?id=8114
- ↑ Rudolf Hartbrunner, In: Münchner Zeitensprünge , http://www.hartbrunner.de/ffekten/d_ffekten.php?id=8112
- ↑ Rudolf Hartbrunner, In: Münchner Zeitensprünge , http://www.hartbrunner.de/ffekten/d_ffekten.php?id=8099
- ↑ Rudolf Hartbrunner, In: Münchner Zeitensprünge , http://www.hartbrunner.de/ffekten/d_ffekten.php?id=8100
- ↑ German champions in the 10,000 meter run
- ^ Obituary for Armin Aigner: One of the greats in silence ( memento from March 9, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) (accessed on March 7, 2016)
- ^ New Germany of May 10, 1954.
- ↑ Return to the regional league
- ↑ 28 months and almost 500 children . In: Bayernsport Magazin No. 9 (2009) . ( Page no longer available , search in web archives ) Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (PDF; 11 kB)
