1955 World Ninepin Bowling Classic Championships Explained

2nd World Ninepin Bowling Classic
Championships
Host City:Essen
Country:West Germany
Nations:8
Athletes:80
Events:4
Previous:1953 Belgrade
Next:1957 Vienna

The 1955 World Ninepin Bowling Classic Championships was the second edition of the championships and was held in Essen, West Germany, from 30 August to 5 September 1955.

In the men's competition the title was won by East Germany 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 Francka Erjavec (Yugoslavia) in the individual event.Czechoslovakia entered its first championship and earned a bronze medal in the men's team event.

Participating teams

Men

Women

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.

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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.

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Men - individual

Rank Name Nation Score
Eberhard Luther 886
Johann Heidvogel 866
Gerhard Grohs 865
4. Hans Grettner 863
5. Avgust Likovnik 856
6. Rudolf Franke 851
7. Stanko Hladnik 845
8. Jaroslav Hlavnička 843
9. Jaroslav Kovář 832
10. Charles Metzger 829
11. Saurwein 826
12. Dujam Smoljanović 824
13. Vlado Martelanc 823
14. Bernd Rumpf 821
15. Evgen Kobal 813
16. Wigger 809
17. Josef Bröhl 806
18. Štefan Fazika 803
19. Stanko Pogelšek 802
20. Friedrich Beschl 790
21. Guretzka 782
22. Jan Nechvátal 778
23. Jaroslav Řezáč 775
24. Hans Heindel 772
25. Rohrmann 769
26. Ader 767
27. František Prejsler 763
28. Priemer 760
29. Werner Heinze 759
30. Bürk 756
31. Raus 748
32. Gehres 737
33. Schneider 731
Kessler 731
35. Nierengarten 724
36. Josef Schüler 723
37. Josef Assmann 710
Fritz Brönnimann 710
39. Hukendubler 708
40. Wermuth 706
41. Alfred Baierl 704
42. Fritz Bölsterli 701
43. Britz 699
44. Guy 682
45. Paul Brühlmann 680
46. Thomé 659
47. Mergenthaler 610
Donalti 610

Women - individual

Rank Name Nation Score
432
Anni Küttner 399
Irmgard Handschke 387
4. Ljerka Prezelj 385
5. Liduše Kusnierzová 381
6. Jelena Šincek 379
7. Hannelore Cebulla 375
Elisabeth Dornack 375
9. Anežka Osvaldová 373
10. Rosa Kesselgruber 370
11. Charlotte Zeibig 364
Barbara Bulić 364
13. Jokordoe 359
14. Jechawitz 357
15. Steffi Weiss 350
16. Hedwig Biedermann 349
Elisabeth Förster 349
18. Maria Schmoranzer 345
19. Heise 340
20. Winklerová 334
21. Svajda 332
22. Ruža Vaštag 330
23. Gerda Berndt 327
24. Gretel Lindner 326
25. Luise Leute 318
Marija Šimunić 318
Kalb 318
28. Marie Langmayer 309

Medal summary

Men

Individual
Team
Gerhard Grohs
Rudolf Franke
Bernd Rumpf
Herbert Uhlmann
Eberhard Luther
Hans Grettner

Stanko Hladnik
Evgen Kobal
Stanko Pogelšek
Avgust Likovnik
Vlado Martelanc
Dujam Smoljanović

Jaroslav Hlavnička
Jaroslav Kovář
Imrich Mihál
František Prejsler
Štefan Fazika
Jaroslav Řezáč

Women

Individual
Team
Hannelore Cebulla
Charlotte Zeibig
Franziska Heinold
Anni Küttner
Elisabeth Dornack
Irmgard Handschke

Ljerka Prezelj
Anika Jakovec
Ruža Vaštag
Jelena Šincek
Franciška Erjavec
Barbara Bulić

Luise Leute
Heise
Gerda Berndt
Eva Jeschawitz
Kalb
Elisabeth Förster

References