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Deutsche Meisterschaften Leichtathletik Heft 4/20134/2013 INFORMationen Freunde der Leichtathletik und Vereinigung Ehemaliger Leichtathleten Das 400 m-Projekt + WM-Nachlese + Athletenwahl 2013 + Mehrsprung-Cup + LA-Medienakzeptanz + 5 Ringe und ein Bach Heft 4/2013 Leichtathletik INFORMationen 2 Liebe Freunde der Leichtathletik, liebe Leichtathletikfreunde, Vormerken! Am 21. und 22. Juni fi ndet im kom- menden Jahr mit der Team-Europa- bereits vor längerer Zeit hat Diskus-Olympiasieger und Weltmeister Robert meisterschaft in Braunschweig einer Harting gefordert, dass zur optimalen Förderung der Spitzenathleten mehr der leichtathletischen Saisonhöhe- Mittel bereitgestellt werden müssten. Da diese Forderung auf den bisher punkte statt (zu Tickets und Hotels beschrittenen Wegen und insb. durch öff entliche Mittel nicht erfüllbar sei, siehe Näheres auf Seite 18). Die Freunde sollten neue und andere Initiativen einspringen. der Leichtathletik werden in großer Zahl in der Löwenstadt erwartet. Wer Mitte Oktober nun konnte der interessierte Sportanhänger erste Einzelheiten nach dem ersten Wettkampftag die über das geplante Vorhaben erfahren. So soll eine Lotterie nach englischem Ergebnisse fachkundig diskutieren Vorbild die Mittel beschaff en, um mit angemessen unterstützten Spitzen- möchte, ist am Samstagabend in der athleten bei internationalen Großereignissen, insb. Olympischen Spielen und Rheinischen Republik in der Braun- Weltmeisterschaften, erfolgreicher abzuschneiden. schweiger Innenstadt, Neue Str. 10-12, herzlich willkommen! Dazu in gebotener Kürze nur wenige Zahlen: Die ausgewählten Athleten www.rheinische-republik-bs.de sollen monatlich 1000 Euro erhalten, dazu 200 Euro für Versicherungen (jetziger Höchstsatz bei einer A-Förderung 300 Euro). Der Einsatz für einen Tippschein wird 2,50 Euro betragen, der Höchstgewinn 250.000 Euro. Impressum Ein entscheidendes Argument zur Unterstützung des Vorhabens ist sicher Herausgeber: die Frage, ob wir als eines der politisch und wirtschaftlich wichtigsten Länder Förderverein „Freunde der Leichtathletik“ e.V. dieser Erde auch im Sport einen Spitzenplatz wollen. Ich beantworte dies mit Geschäftsstelle: einem entschiedenen JA! Alfred Maasz Am Steinlein 2b, 97753 Karlstadt 1. Nach außen wie innen werden Spitzenleistungen im Sport immer stärker Tel.: 09353-99886, Fax -99888 E-mail: [email protected] mit dem Erfolg der jeweiligen Gesellschaftsordnung verglichen. Internet: www.fdlsport.de 2. Spitzenleistungen im Sport und in der Gesellschaft ergänzen sich durch stets aktuell: die FREUNDE auf facebook identische Ziele. Spenden und Anzeigen sind willkommen. 3. Erfolgreiche Athleten haben die wichtigste Vorbildwirkung für junge Die aktuelle Anzeigenpreisliste kann bei Menschen, Sport zu treiben. der Redaktion angefordert werden. 4. Durch private Initiativen wird die persönliche Beteiligung unterstrichen. Bankverbindungen: Sparkasse Mainfranken Daher ist es sehr zu begrüßen und zu loben, wenn Robert Harting mit seiner IBAN: DE25 7905 0000 0047 4317 21 BIC: BYLADEM1SWU Popularität, Hartnäckigkeit und Intelligenz alles für das Gelingen tut, ohne Kto-Nr. 47 431 721, (BLZ 790 500 00) davon selbst irgendwelche fi nanziellen Vorteile zu haben. Erscheint viermal jährlich, jeweils zum Quartalsende. Die Sport-Lotterie soll nach Erhalt einer Lizenz im Frühjahr 2014 im Inter- net starten. Dass voraussichtlich die Deutsche Sporthilfe, Lotto Hessen und Redaktion (V.i.S.d.P.): Peter Busse, Dr.-Gemmert-Straße 24, zwei erfolgreiche Unternehmer die Gesellschafter sein werden, spricht für die 40882 Ratingen Ernsthaftigkeit und Professionalität des Projektes. Robert Harting wird dann Telefon: (02102) 83985 wohl weiter beratend in einem Aufsichtsgremium tätig sein. E-mail: [email protected] Für Beiträge, die mit Namen oder Nach meiner Auff assung steht das neue Projekt in keinerlei Gegensatz zu den Initialen gekennzeichnet sind, ist der vorhandenen Fördereinrichtungen. Die Förderung vornehmlich des Nach- Verfasser verantwortlich. wuchses durch die Freunde der Leichtathletik bleibt wie sie ist. Unsere Mittel Gesamtherstellung: sind nach wie vor dringend erforderlich, um aus einer starken und großen jva druck+medien Möhlendyck 50, 47608 Geldern Breite auch Spitzensportler zu gewinnen. Telefon: 02831 88797-10 E-mail: [email protected] Ich möchte alle Freunde dazu auff ordern, sich mit den Gedanken der Internet: www.jva-geldern.nrw.de Deutschen Sport-Lotterie aufgeschlossen zu beschäftigen, dafür zu werben Titelseite: und wann immer möglich, sich selbst zu beteiligen. Das Titelbild aus dem FREUNDE-Kalender 2014 zeigt den Deutschen U 20-Jugend- meister Fabian Heinle (LG Leinfelden- Viel Glück! Echterdingen). Er gewann in Rostock den Titel mit 7,88 m. Henning Wedderkop Titelfoto: Dirk Gantenberg Ehrenmitglied der Freunde der Leichtathletik 3 Leichtathletik INFORMationen Heft 4/2013 Wir trauern um unser Mitglied Wir über uns … Geburtstage Bernd Gerbig Januar 2014 1. Hans-Jürgen Sura — Am Mühlenturm 17, 46519 Alpen 65 15. Dr. Joachim Gunkel — Dorfstr. 1, 24867 Dannewerk 75 2. Peter Frank — Goldburghauser Str. 32, 73469 Riesbürg 76 17. Michael Gernandt — Gleiwitzer Strasse 37, 81929 München 75 4. Kurt Bachmann — Franziskanerstrasse 16/1209, 70 19. Siegfried Ritter — Lehmkamp 21, 31199 Diekholzen 76 81669 München 20. Horst Scheckenbach — Amrichshäuser Str. 10, 83 7. Erwin Appel — Rohrbacher Str. 45, 69181 Leimen 85 74653 Künzelsau 7. Ernst Irrgang — Feldstr. 45, 64546 Mörfelden-Walldorf 78 20. Ilse Funke — Burgstr. 46, 37073 Göttingen 80 8. Ulrich-Rainer Frieland — Baden-Badener Str. 3, 81 20. Udo Brinkmann — Oststr. 19, 59065 Hamm 77 69126 Heidelberg 20. Lothar Eichholz — Brunecker Str. 27, 45701 Herten 75 8. Wilhelm Heinr. Brand — Striekenkamp 78, 28777 Bremen 76 22. Wiebke Hajek — Allerstraße 8, 38448 Wolfsburg 75 9. Bernd Toff el — Oberweg 7, 02633 Göda 65 23. Dr. Horst Leutenecker — Wagrainstrasse 69, 70378 Stuttgart 81 9. Michael Blomeier — Innsbrucker Allee 42f, 47249 Duisburg 60 23. Alfred Reinhart — Lindenstr. 1, 55257 Budenheim 79 10. Claus Bartels — Berlepschstrasse 11, 36124 Eichenzell 78 25. Gerhard Hoernemann — Neustraße 22, 53359 Rheinbach 75 10. Albert Sachs — Im Wachtelschlag 23, 67454 Haßloch 75 25. Rolf Weustenhagen — Karwendelstraße 13a, 82152 Krailling 70 13. Wolfgang Rummeld — Hardtstr. 1, 58791 Werdohl 65 30. Hans Joachim Tombrink — Heergartweg 4, 22559 Hamburg 90 14. Friedbert Bauer — Am Rodelhang 3, 87452 Altusried 70 30. Werner Niersmann — Sonnenaue 31, 47804 Krefeld 79 Februar 2014 2. Friedrich Römer — Hauptstrasse 49a, 33647 Bielefeld 83 17. Wolfgang Knobel — Alte Grenzstraße 22, 60 7. Rolf Buschkamp — Reinenhof 8, 59073 Hamm 60 61381 Friedrichsdorf 9. Hansjörg Holzamer — Elbestr. 16, 64646 Heppenheim 75 19. Hartmut Schweitzer — Schießstättengasse 8c, 76 9. Gisela Weiß — Kirchpfad 11, 36304 Alsfeld-Altenburg 75 92421 Schwandorf 9. Gerd Schidlewski — Querlandstr. 13, 28357 Bremen 70 22. Artur Haremsa — Dillenhöhe West 8, 32351 Stemwede 76 12. Heinz Heupel — Zöllnersweg 132, 21502 Geesthacht 80 22. Brigitte Lipiak — Im Siepen 19, 47055 Duisburg 65 12. Dr. Dieter Greschuchna — Grüne Harfe 28, 45239 Essen 77 24. Eberhard Foehre — Dauerwaldweg 12, 14055 Berlin 70 16. Klaus-Günther Krause — Breslauer Straße 269, 78 24. Dieter Büttner — Henri-Dunant-Str. 56, 53879 Euskirchen 65 38440 Wolfsburg 24. Friedrich Barth — Kämpenstraße 85, 58456 Witten 60 17. Prof. Dr. Winfried Joch — Grimbergstr. 24, 57074 Siegen 79 27. Prof. Dr. Christiane Stang-Voss — Weteschenweg 1/2, 76 17. Wolfgang Schmöller — Wilhelm-Busch-Weg 30, 76 88048 Friedrichshafen 07751 Jena-Wogau März 2014 1. Ernst Huhnen — In der Bungt 33, 41065 Mönchengladbach 79 17. Dr. Jürgen Remmerbach — Bozener Str. 4, 77 4. Franz Heger — Leusterweg 46, 48249 Dülmen 75 44229 Dortmund-Kirchhörde 5. Regina Wolf — Alter Dürkheimer Weg 7, 65 18. Ursula Möller — Heymesstr. 8, 30539 Hannover 82 67098 Bad Dürkheim 18. Otto Beilharz — Stollenau 16, 72336 Balingen-Weilstetten 77 5. Bernd Mühle — Henry-Moisand-Str. 2, 55130 Mainz 60 20. Christa Drust — Cottbuser Straße 36, 38444 Wolfsburg 70 8. Annette Daube-Briel — Schräling 58, 35066 Frankenberg 50 21. Josef Vahle — Holzstr. 32, 55116 Mainz 82 9. Wolfgang Stahl — Schweriner Str. 8, 22844 Norderstedt 65 27. Thomas Otto — Am Mühlenbusch 6, 42781 Haan 60 10. Walter Beienburg — Golzheimer Weg 44, 50171 Kerpen 90 31. Günter Vollmar — Scheiderbergstrasse 42, 82 10. Paul Frei — Harkortstr. 51a, 44225 Dortmund 77 66482 Zweibrücken 10. Heinz Böcker — An Gross St. Martin 2, 50667 Köln 80 31. Antje Gleichfeld — Breymannweg 10, 38228 Salzgitter 76 10. Manfred Germar — An der Wallburg 33, 79 31. Wilhelm R. Böhme — Habichthorst 4, 22459 Hamburg 75 51427 Bergisch Gladbach 11. Wolfgang Kucklick — Eckweg 17A, 22159 Hamburg 80 11. Otto Graßhoff — Virchowstr. 5, 66482 Zweibrücken 75 11. Hermann Schädle — Henkestrasse 15, 91054 Erlangen 75 12. Norbert Heldt — Overbeckstraße 4, 44141 Dortmund 76 Nachträglich gratulieren wir noch herzlich den 12. Rolf Burscheid — Ahnebecker Straße 12, 38470 Parsau 70 neuen Mitgliedern unserer Wolfsburger Fangruppe: 13. Günter Gittrich — Kehlweg 6, 55124 Mainz 77 Ingrid und Horst Benecke aus Klötze zum runden 16. Günter Malcher — Klingenthaler Straße 64b, 08265 Erlbach 80 60. Geburtstag sowie Erna Borm (Wolfsburg) zum 16. Gerda Ida — Niederstrasse 10, 46509 Xanten 79 76. Geburtstag! 17. Gert Miersch — Höfestraße 4, 30880 Laatzen 77 Heft 4/2013 Leichtathletik INFORMationen 4 Jugendstaff eln beim ISTAF Vor Jahren gab es Bestrebungen, die 4 x 200 m-Staff eln aus dem Programm der Deutschen Jugend-
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