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1959 World Ninepin Bowling Classic Championships
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4th World Ninepin Bowling ClassicChampionships Bautzen East Germany 9 98 4 1959 09 22 1959 09 27 1957 Vienna 1962 Bratislava
The 1959 World Ninepin Bowling Classic Championships was the fourth edition of the championships and was held in Bautzen, East Germany, from 22 to 27 September 1959.
In the men's competition the title was won by Yugoslavia in the team competition and by Eberhard Luther (East Germany) in the individual event. In the women's competition the title was won by East Germany in the team competition and by Hilde Beljan (East Germany) in the individual event.
Participating teams
60%
Men
ROU 1952
Women
ROU 1952
Results
Men - team
The competition was played with 200 throws mixed (100 full, 100 clean). Teams were composed of 6 competitors and the scores were added up.
Vladimir Martelanc 599 291 Rajko Starc 600 267 Mate Buneta 607 276 Miroslav Steržaj 598 295 Leon Grom 559 265 Dujam Smoljanović 630 317
Gyula Várfalvi 576 297 József Rákos 588 305 György Gyebrovszky 586 291 János Brachmann 557 255 Mátyás Balogh 586 290 József Szabó 583 271
Erhard Schulze 573 297 Gerhard Grohs 590 291 Otto Dietz 564 264 Herbert Uhlmann 564 264 Horst Bräutigam 598 309 Eberhard Luther 586 281
4 Pavol Halpert 594 256 Lumír Vostřák 581 264 Václav Šavlík 588 289 Imrich Mihál 591 295 Emil Bachratý 558 259 Karol Demitrovič 586 301
5 Herman Birner 569 246 Walter Trinkaus 573 275 Brönner 536 249 Albert Pfeiffer 550 318 Gerber 543 283 Richard Pelikan 604 305
6 Johann Binder 534 244 Ludvig Lukaschek 580 253 Herbert Bauer 544 282 Alfred Baierl 578 291 Ludwig Curda 562 311 Hans Haidvogel 554 302
7 ROU 1952 Alexandru Andrei 569 275 Dragomirescu 589 231 Ion Micoroiu 564 270 Zambori 563 247 Ivan 549 278 Francise Micola 565 266
8 Rene Weiss 553 252 Robert Schneider 512 226 Jean-Luc Vonarx 570 270 Pierre Neff 555 192 Frederic Zimmermann 569 243 Charles Metzger 549 299
9 Josef Stocker 540 210 Walter Gnos 578 226 Fritz Brönimann 530 233 Max Ehrsam 534 241 Josef Schüler 571 261 Hans Biechy 520 227
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Women - team
The competition was played with 100 throws mixed (50 full, 50 clean). Teams were composed of 6 competitors and the scores were added up.
Hannelore Cebulla 290 107 Elisabeth Bannert 276 132 Liane Lohse 282 132 Edith Balcke 278 141 Hilde Beljan 288 150 Gera Bamberg 269 121
Györgyné Soos 277 134 Jenőné Vajda 267 106 Gézáné Ballagó 283 158 Gyuláné Schrett 269 125 Erzsébet Kuzma 262 146 Sándorné Wenzel 265 130
Hedwig Biedermann 268 129 Stefanie Kriha 281 122 Wilhelmine Hensel 278 149 Maria Schmoranzer 270 129 Margarete Wallner 272 122 Rosa Kesselgruber 257 132
4 ROU 1952 Maria Nadas 271 135 Felszeghi 257 132 Margareta Szemanyi 254 140 Rezac 259 141 Nagy 259 141 Arion 265 135
5 Zdeňka Těthalová 253 116 Růžena Račková 287 116 Liduše Kusnierzová 278 142 Martina Hnízdilová 274 110 Vlasta Šindlerová 267 130 Anna Jirásková 282 132
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Men - individual
GDR Eberhard Luther 634 317 594 293
YUG Dujan Smoljanović 607 301 597 320
YUG Vladimir Martelanc 616 325 580 297
4 HUN József Szabó 596 277 579 333
5 GDR Horst Bräutigam 613 284 568 291
6 ROU 1952 Francise Micola 611 281 551 308
7 GDR Gerhard Grohs 573 282 588 300
8 TCH Imrich Mihál 588 296 590 266
9 YUG Miroslav Steržaj 575 274 577 298
10 GDR Erhard Schulze 600 306 545 267
11 TCH Václav Šavlík 570 314 541 291
12 HUN József Rákos 607 255 550 295
13 HUN György Gyebrovszky 555 299 555 292
14 ROU 1952 Erdei 561 283 577 274
15 AUT Walter Grois 558 286 585 242
16 AUT Alfred Baierl 581 282 557 244
17 TCH Karol Demitrovič 563 285 538 277
18 FRA Charles Metzger 592 276 542 252
19 YUG Evgen Kobal 557 290 516 275
20 FRG Walter Trinkaus 542 300
21 FRG Albert Pfeiffer 548 290
22 FRG Gerber 568 269
23 FRG Richard Pelikan 561 275
24 CHE Max Ehrsam 561 275
25 CHE Josef Schüler 553 282
26 TCH Pěkný 561 274
27 ROU 1952 Ion Micoroiu 562 269
28 AUT Ludwig Curda 540 290
29 ROU 1952 Restemann 560 266
30 HUN István Feltein 549 270
31 ROU 1952 Alexandru Andrei 559 259
32 FRA Schnitter 540 265
33 AUT Hans Haidvogel 549 253
34 FRA Frederic Zimmermann 567 232
35 CHE Walter Gnos 560 230
36 FRA Jean-Luc Vonarx 551 231
37 CHE Fritz Brönimann 525 251
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Women - individual
GDR Hilde Beljan 296 140 285 129
HUN Gézáné Ballagó 290 140 299 117
HUN Györgyné Soos 287 135 290 132
4 GDR Edith Balcke 293 143 278 126
5 ROU 1952 Nagy 293 126 286 129
6 TCH Liduše Kusnierzová 291 124 295 123
7 HUN Erzsébet Kuzma 287 123 275 142
8 GDR Charlotte Zeibig 276 148 273 123
9 TCH Růžena Račková 254 151 295 115
10 HUN Emma Molnár 284 150 255 125
11 GDR Elisabeth Bannert 257 159 265 120
12 TCH Anna Jirásková 285 124 262 119
13 YUG Anika Jakovec 264 140
14 AUT Maria Schmoranzer 267 132
15 AUT Marie Langmayer 263 133
16 ROU 1952 Maria Nadas 262 132
17 ROU 1952 Arion 276 118
18 AUT Stefanie Kriha 266 124
19 ROU 1952 Szemanyi 263 121
20 AUT Gertrude Schmidka 260 120
21 AUT Rosa Kesselgruber 255 112
22 YUG Kazi 254 108
23 TCH Drápelová 256 98
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Medal summary
Medal table
Host nation
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Men
Individual Eberhard Luther GDR Dujan Smoljanović YUG Vladimir Martelanc YUG Team Vladimir MartelancRajko StarcMate BunetaMiroslav SteržajLeon GromDujam Smoljanović Gyula VárfalviJózsef RákosGyörgy GyebrovszkyJános BrachmannMátyás BaloghJózsef Szabó Erhard SchulzeGerhard GrohsOtto DietzHerbert UhlmannHorst BräutigamEberhard Luther
Women
Individual Hilde Beljan GDR Gézáné Ballagó HUN Györgyné Soos HUN Team Hannelore CebullaElisabeth BannertLiane LohseEdith BalckeHilde BeljanGera Bamberg Györgyné SoosJenőné VajdaGézáné BallagóGyuláné SchrettErzsébet KuzmaSándorné Wenzel Hedwig BiedermannStefanie KrihaWilhelmine HenselMaria SchmoranzerMargarete WallnerRosa Kesselgruber
References
WC Archive on KZS
WC History on WNBA NBC https://web.archive.org/web/20200807185623/http://www.wnba-nbc.de/Statistik/History/history.html 2020-08-07
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