European Championship 1967 (Qualifying Stage)

XV EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP (HELSINKI 1967)

QUALIFYING STAGE

(From 10-11-1966 to 7-05-1967)

QUALIFICATION TOURNAMENTS

Antwerpen (BELGIUM)

(From 10-11-1966 to 12-11-1966)

Monaco (FRANCE)

(From 11-11-1966 to 13-11-1966)

Competition Day 1

Belgium - Denmark

94-50 (42-22)

France - Portugal

— (*)

Israel - Luxembourg

81-39 (39-21)

Spain - Switzerland

88-39 (39-11)

Competition Day 2

Belgium - Luxembourg

106-52 (54-19)

Spain - Portugal

— (*)

Israel - Denmark

101-49 (45-20)

Switzerland - France

51-105 (24-63)

Competition Day 3

Denmark - Luxembourg

63-53 (26-23)

Spain - France

74-81 (28-35)

Belgium - Israel

73-70 (30-28)

Switzerland - Portugal

— (*)

STANDING	P	W	L	P
1. Belgium	3	3	0	6
2. Israel	3	2	1	4
3. Denmark	3	1	2	2
4. Luxembourg	3	0	3	0

STANDING	P	W	L	P
1. France	2	2	0	4
2. Spain	2	1	1	2
3. Switzerland	2	0	2	0
4. Portugal	-	-	-	-

* The Eurobasket qualification tournament held in Monaco doubled as Nations Cup “Paul Geist” qualifying Group A (Group B in Strasbourg included Italy, Poland, FRG and France “B”, with the Final Stage to be held in Paris). Portugal, originally included in the qualification tournament for the European Championship, was a late withdrawal, and the French organizers replaced it in the already scheduled games by the local club AS Monaco. These unofficial matches had the following score: France - AS Monaco (72-55); Spain - AS Monaco (75-55); Switzerland - AS Monaco (81-79).

Halle (GDR)

(From 5-05-1967 to 7-05-1967)

Oldenburg (FRG)

(From 24-02-1967 to 26-02-1967)

Competition Day 1

Sweden - GDR

42-87 (18-38)

FRG - Hungary

76-88 (37-45)

Czechoslovakia - Austria

94-65 (42-28)

Scotland - Netherlands

66-100 (31-43)

Competition Day 2

GDR - Austria

75-59 (32-27)

Hungary - Netherlands

82-83 (43-42)

Czechoslovakia - Sweden

87-62 (41-23)

FRG - Scotland

108-59 (53-22)

Competition Day 3

Sweden - Austria

56-58 (31-17)

Scotland - Hungary

66-98 (32-52)

GDR - Czechoslovakia

60-52 (27-28)

Netherlands - FRG

80-78 (39-41)

STANDING	P	W	L	P
1. GDR	3	3	0	6
2. Czechoslovakia	3	2	1	4
3. Austria	3	1	2	2
4. Sweden	3	0	3	0

STANDING	P	W	L	P
1. Netherlands	3	3	0	6
2. Hungary	3	2	1	4
3. FRG	3	1	2	2
4. Scotland	3	0	3	0

::::: FINAL STAGE :::::

GAME DETAILS (SPAIN)

QUALIFYING ROUND
VENUE: xxx (Monaco) DATE: 11-11-1966 (21:15 h) ATTENDANCE: xxx REFEREES: Dan Chiriac (ROM), Raymond Perrat (FRA) FOULED OUT: xxx
	Spain - Switzerland
	88-39 (39-11)
Spain (coach: Antonio Díaz Miguel) Vicente Ramos (8), José María Soler (2), Carlos Luquero (8), Enrique Margall (-), José Lluís (1), Clifford Luyk (22), Emiliano Rodríguez (10), Carlos Sevillano (6), Guifredo Gol (2), Nino Buscató (8), Moncho Monsalve (13), José Ramón Ramos (8)
Switzerland (coach: Antoine Schneider) Jean-Pierre Fornerone (4), Eric Filliettaz (1), Fritz Hänger (5), P. Steiner (-), Philippe Vautier (-), Claude Reichler (4), Claude Forrer (3), Jean-Claude Mermillod (3), Peter Kiener (-), Erich Kund (12), Jacques Forrer (4), Fred Liebich (3)

QUALIFYING ROUND
VENUE: xxx (Monaco) DATE: 13-11-1966 (15:00 h) ATTENDANCE: xxx REFEREES: Elio Luglini (ITA), André Pythoud (SWI) FOULED OUT: xxx
	Spain - France
	74-81 (28-35)
Spain (coach: Antonio Díaz Miguel) Vicente Ramos (2), José María Soler (-), Carlos Luquero (-), Enrique Margall (-), José Lluís (1), Clifford Luyk (20), Emiliano Rodríguez (29), Carlos Sevillano (-), Guifredo Gol (-), Nino Buscató (12), Moncho Monsalve (10), José Ramón Ramos (-)
France (coach: Joe Jaunay) Laurent Dorigo (16), Michel Rat (4), Henri Barré (-), Jean Degros (1), Alain Schol (17), Michel le Ray (5), Christian Baltzer (6), Gérard Lespinasse (4), Jean-Claude Bonato (11), Michel Audureau (-), Claude Peter (-), Michel Longueville (17)

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