1947 German Ice Hockey Championship
For 1947, the first regular German championship was provided in hockey after the Second World War.
Because the winner should participate in regional championships of the Western occupation zones, including Berlin.
- 2.1 Cup of Berlin
- 2.2 Northwest Championship
- 3.1 champion team
Vorturniere South
Hessian Championships
In the Hessian Championships, the VfL Bad Nauheim and the SC Forsthausstraße Frankfurt qualified for the West finals. The third participant of the Hessian Championships was the SC 1880 Frankfurt.
West finals
In the West finals, the VfL Bad Nauheim prevailed before the Stuttgarter EC, the EC Schwenningen and SC Forsthausstraße. Bad Nauheim was later disqualified because of the use of unauthorized players, Stuttgart reached the next round.
Bavarian Championship
The final of the Bavarian Championship won the SC Riessersee against the ESV feet with 4:3. Other participants included the HC Augsburg, the SC Munich, Munich EV and EV Tegernsee.
Final of the South Vorturniere
The match took place in Garmisch -Partenkirchen.
Vorturniere North
Cup of Berlin
In the Berlin Championships, the SG Eichkamp won in front of Tempelhof SG and SG Pankow. Here, the Allied authorities had resolved all the civic clubs and initially only allowed the formation of local sports groups. The SG Eichkamp was largely identical to the record champion Berlin Schlittschuhclub.
Northwest Championship
The Berlin Master should take on the best teams on the West German Dusseldorf and Krefeld. However, these rejected having regard to the bizonal championship.
Final of the German Cup
The final of the German Cup in 1947 was held in Garmisch -Partenkirchen in front of 8000 spectators.
Champion team
The crew of the SC Riessersee consisted of the players Egginger Wilhelm, Franz Dolna, Gustav Jaenecke, Hans Lang, Wolf Röhrl, Philipp Schenk, Walter Schmidinger, Hugo Speth, Franz Stern, Georg Strobl, Karl Wild. Coach was Franz roundabout.
Swell
- Stephan Müller, German Ice Hockey Championships, print on demand, 2000, ISBN 3-8311-0997-4
- Steffen Karas, 100 years hockey in Berlin, Verlag Jeske / Mader, 2008, ISBN 978-3-931624-57-6