TuRa 88 Duisburg
TuRa 88 Duisburg is a sports club from Neudorf , a district of Duisburg . The most successful department of the club is the trampoline jumping department .
history
The Turn- und Rasenspielverein (TuRa) 1888 Duisburg was founded on November 11, 1888 under the name Turnverein 1888 .
The origin of the club was the Neudorfer Turnverein 1848. The gymnasts Fritz Korbmacher, Peter Herbertz, Heinrich Mieser, Otto Meier, Wilhelm Lohoff Bernhard Heimann were the founders and at the same time the first board member.
The transfer of 13 footballers from the Borussia football club in 1909 thus marked the establishment of the football department. The club played behind Aktienstraße until 1919 and then moved to Lotharplatz. In 1920, the merger with the Neudorfer Turnverein 1888 and the lawn sports club 07 followed. As a result, the club was renamed “Turn- und lawn sports club 88”.
In 1928 another merger with the neighboring club "Viktoria Kellermann" followed, which led to the name change to Turn- und Spielvereinigung 88 eV Duisburg. After the Second World War , the club started under the current name Turn- und Rasenspielverein 88 Duisburg .
In 1984 the members of the dissolved TTV Duisburg association joined the association, which meant the establishment of the trampoline department.
In 2006 the merger with the DJK Adler Duisburg followed (without changing the club name).
trampoline
The department celebrated its greatest successes in the 1980s, when Gabi Bahr (1984, 1986) and Beate Kruswicki (1985) won several German championships. Together, the two athletes won the European championship title in 1985 and 1986 and the victory in the synchronized jumping World Cup . The team became German champions in 1987. In addition, Gabi Bahr was able to win the silver medal at the World Cup in 1984 as a member of the German national team, and Beate Kruswicki the bronze medal two years later.
After relegation in the meantime, the trampoline department was again represented in the first division from 2003 to 2006. The school team recently became German runner-up in 2008. The trainers are Klaus and Gabi Bahr.
Soccer
The football department playing in the Hans-Walter-Gerlach-Stadion was represented by the first men's team from 1957 to 1965 in the then fourth-class Lower Rhine regional league . The following decades were spent in the local amateur field. The first team, under coach Ralf Kessen, was promoted to the Lower Rhine regional league in the 2004/05 soccer season and the Niederrhein association league in 2007/08 . In 2010 they were relegated to the regional league, and in 2011 the team was passed through to the regional league. In 2016 he was relegated to the district league A.
The most famous former player is the 41-time national player and European champion Thomas Strunz , who played for Tura 88 until 1981, then moved to MSV Duisburg and later played in the Bundesliga for FC Bayern Munich and VfB Stuttgart .
Other sports
In addition to the two best-known departments, the club also offers volleyball, gymnastics and gymnastics.
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- Neudorfer Chronik "op de Heid" - publisher 2005 Neudorfer Bürgererverein eV
- Focus Online
- Duisburg sports web
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Archived copy ( memento of the original from July 21, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ Tura 88 - The Association. Retrieved April 3, 2019 .
- ↑ Thomas Strunz at Fussballdaten.de
