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Sautter, Frank 63 1.ZG Bad Cannstatt 329 16. Scharfetter, Bernhard 71 1.ZG Bad Cannstatt 322 17. Neth, Ralf 63 SSV Stuttgart-Untertürkheim 314 /XIWJHZHKU'DPHQNODVVH 1. SGi Stuttgart 1109 Carola Meyer 383 Nina Hirzel 381 Sabine Munz 345 /XIWJHZHKU'DPHQNODVVH 1. Meyer, Carola 86 SGi Stuttgart 383 2. Hirzel, Nina 82 SGi Stuttgart 381 3. Bühler, Christina 66 SAGA Stuttgart 380 4. Schellmann, Kathrin 83 SGes Stuttgart-Münster 373 5. Knoll, Silke 73 SGes Stuttgart-Münster 348 6. Munz, Sabine 86 SGi Stuttgart 345 7. Fiechtner, Sabine 85 SGes Stuttgart-Mühlhausen 328 8. Roesle, Carmen 63 SGi Stuttgart-Vaihingen 311 Seite 1 /XIWJHZHKU6FKOHUNODVVHPlQQOLFK 1. Stoll, Marvin 94 SGi Stuttgart-Ost 130 /XIWJHZHKU6FKOHUNODVVHZHLEOLFK 1. Rafiei, Kiana 96 SGi Stuttgart 148 2. Rafiei, Aryana 94 SGi Stuttgart 146 /XIWJHZHKU-XJHQGNODVVHPlQQOLFK 1. Lutscher, Patrick 92 SV Plieningen 306 /XIWJHZHKU-XQLRUHQNODVVH$PlQQOLFK 1. SGi Stuttgart 1032 Markus Humm 381 Michèle Haider 328 Werner-Andreas Stahl 323 /XIWJHZHKU-XQLRUHQNODVVH$PlQQOLFK 1. Humm, Markus 88 SGi Stuttgart 381 2. Friese, Florian 89 SV Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen 332 /XIWJHZHKU-XQLRUHQNODVVH%PlQQOLFK 1. Haider, Michèle 91 SGi Stuttgart 328 2. Stahl, Werner-Andreas 91 SGi Stuttgart 323 3. Nedeljkovic, Milan 90 SGes Stuttgart-Mühlhausen 314 4. Kistner, Maximilian 91 SV Plieningen 297 5. Walz, Simon 90 SV Plieningen 225 /XIWJHZHKU$OWHUVNODVVH 1. SGi Stuttgart 1142 Walter Lindner 385 Karl-Ernst Weißmann 381 Gerd Ulbrich 376 /XIWJHZHKU$OWHUVNODVVH 1. Lindner, Walter 59 SGi Stuttgart 385 2. Weißmann, Karl-Ernst 61 SGi Stuttgart 381 3. Ulbrich, Gerd 60 SGi Stuttgart 376 4. Hirschle, Anton 54 SGi Stuttgart 372 5. Götz, Wolfgang 61 SGes Stuttgart-Mühlhausen 347 6. Holler, Ewald 54 SGes Stuttgart-Mühlhausen 320 7. Pilger, Joachim 59 SV Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen 312 /XIWJHZHKU'DPHQDOWHUVNODVVH 1. Lutsch, Angela 57 SV Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen 337 Seite 2 /XIWJHZHKU6HQLRUHQNODVVH, 1. SGi Stuttgart 1130 Walter Johnen 382 Günther Vetter 375 Friedrich Kolinsky 373 2. SGi Stuttgart 2 1069 Udo Dreesmann 365 Peter Maier 355 Willi Klenk 349 /XIWJHZHKU6HQLRUHQNODVVH, 1. Johnen, Walter 45 SGi Stuttgart 382 2. Kolinsky, Friedrich 47 SGi Stuttgart 373 3. Dreesmann, Udo 50 SGi Stuttgart 365 4. Maier, Peter 49 SGi Stuttgart 355 5. Jüttner, Gerhard 44 SAGA Stuttgart 345 6. Kimme, Hans-Werner 47 SAGA Stuttgart 326 7. Hirth, Helmut 45 SAGA Stuttgart 326 A 8. Doh, Gerhard 44 SAGA Stuttgart 287 /XIWJHZHKU'DPHQVHQLRUHQNODVVH 1. Allmang-Keller, Waltraud 39 SGi Stuttgart 353 2. John, Veronika 46 SGi Stuttgart-Ost 337 3. Obradovic, Ingrid 52 SGi Stuttgart-Vaihingen 314 /XIWJHZHKU6HQLRUHQNODVVH,, 1. Vetter, Günther 40 SGi Stuttgart 375 2. Klenk, Willi 36 SGi Stuttgart 349 3. Mund, Günter 37 SAGA Stuttgart 348 4. Luz, Reiner 39 1.ZG Bad Cannstatt 300 5. 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SGi Stuttgart 835 Kurt Rieth 280 Gerd Ulbrich 280 Walter Johnen 275 2. SGi Stuttgart 3 788 Udo Dreesmann 268 Peter Maier 260 Willi Klenk 260 3. SGi Stuttgart 2 770 Günther Vetter 259 Friedrich Kolinsky 257 Anton Hirschle 254 =LPPHUVWXW]HQ$OWHUVNODVVH 1. Ulbrich, Gerd 60 SGi Stuttgart 280 2. Hirschle, Anton 54 SGi Stuttgart 254 3. Holler, Ewald 54 SGes Stuttgart-Mühlhausen 238 =LPPHUVWXW]HQ6HQLRUHQNODVVH, 1. Rieth, Kurt 47 SGi Stuttgart 280 2. Johnen, Walter 45 SGi Stuttgart 275 3. Dreesmann, Udo 50 SGi Stuttgart 268 4. Maier, Peter 49 SGi Stuttgart 260 5. Kolinsky, Friedrich 47 SGi Stuttgart 257 Seite 4 =LPPHUVWXW]HQ6HQLRUHQNODVVH,, 1. Klenk, Willi 36 SGi Stuttgart 260 2. Vetter, Günther 40 SGi Stuttgart 259 3. Luz, Reiner 39 1.ZG Bad Cannstatt 240 4. Ohligschläger, Heinz 41 1.ZG Bad Cannstatt 233 5. Plieninger, Wolfgang 42 SGes Stuttgart-Münster 207 ..P6FKW]HQNODVVH 1. Vogelsang, Volker 79 SGi Stuttgart 282 2. Scharfetter, Bernhard 71 1.ZG Bad Cannstatt 253 ..P'DPHQNODVVH 1. 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NSG Stuttgart 1098 Daniel Barner 380 Martin Böttger 370 Robert Buschmann 348 2. SSV Stuttgart-Untertürkheim 1083 Klaus-Jörg Hentschel 374 Sascha Andreas Wörz 356 Peter Holzhauser 353 3. SGi Stuttgart 1052 Harald Mezger 363 Haris Dzaferovic 351 Hans-Joachim Klenert 338 4. SSV Stuttgart-Untertürkheim 2 1026 5. NSG Stuttgart 2 945 Seite 8 /XIWSLVWROH6FKW]HQNODVVH 1. Barner, Daniel 71 NSG Stuttgart 380 2. Hentschel, Klaus-Jörg 69 SSV Stuttgart-Untertürkheim 374 3. Böttger, Martin 65 NSG Stuttgart 370 4. Mezger, Harald 63 SGi Stuttgart 363 5. Jauss, Steffen 79 SGes Stuttgart-Münster 357 6.
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