XVII EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP (ESSEN 1971)

QUALIFYING STAGE

(From 30-04-1971 to 3-06-1971)

 

 

QUALIFICATION TOURNAMENTS

 

 

Le Mans (FRANCE)

(From 30-04-1971 to 4-05-1971)

 

Tel-Aviv (ISRAEL)

(From 16-05-1971 to 18-05-1971)

 

Katowice (POLAND)

(From 19-05-1971 to 23-05-1971)

Competition Day 1

Competition Day 1

Competition Day 1

Scotland - Czechoslovakia

50-111 (24-42)

Israel - Sweden

96-85 (48-39)

Poland - Wales

144-56 (65-22)

Greece - Switzerland

89-90 (37-43)

Netherlands - Spain

75-103 (31-55)

Romania - Denmark

105-40 (50-16)

Competition Day 2

Competition Day 2

Competition Day 2

Czechoslovakia - Greece

75-73 (40-36)

Spain - Sweden

90-66 (37-38)

Hungary - Wales

133-40 (65-24)

France - Switzerland

123-62 (54-24)

Israel - Netherlands

70-58 (40-29)

Poland - Romania

83-81 (28-39;72-72)

Competition Day 3

Competition Day 3

Competition Day 3

France - Greece

77-73 (36-37)

Netherlands - Sweden

62-68 (28-30)

Hungary - Romania

73-89 (34-45)

Switzerland - Scotland

68-72 (29-38)

Israel - Spain

59-70 (36-32)

Poland - Denmark

103-44 (49-19)

Competition Day 4

STANDING

P

W

L

P

1. Spain

3

3

0

6

2. Israel

3

2

1

4

3. Sweden

3

1

2

2

4. Netherlands

3

0

3

0

Competition Day 4

Czechoslovakia - Switzerland

99-59 (38-24)

Wales - Romania

57-88 (23-42)

Scotland - France

46-99 (31-43)

Hungary - Denmark

97-53 (44-21)

Competition Day 5

Competition Day 5

Greece - Scotland

111-72 (53-29)

Poland - Hungary

94-83 (52-40)

Czechoslovakia - France

67-74 (36-41)

Denmark - Wales

80-69 (35-36)

STANDING

P

W

L

P

1. France

4

4

0

8

2. Czechoslovakia

4

3

1

6

3. Greece

4

1

3

2

4. Switzerland

4

1

3

2

5. Scotland

4

1

3

2

STANDING

P

W

L

P

1. Poland

4

4

0

8

2. Romania

4

3

1

6

3. Hungary

4

2

2

4

4. Denmark

4

1

3

2

5. Wales

4

0

4

0

 

Ankara (TURKEY)

(From 26-05-1971 to 30-05-1971)

 

Cagliari (ITALY)

(From 29-05-1971 to 3-06-1971)

Competition Day 1

 

Competition Day 1

Austria - Finland

73-92 (40-50)

Italy - Albania

74-59 (43-33)

Turkey - Egypt

85-41 (40-19)

Belgium - Bulgaria

75-105 (33-46)

Competition Day 2

Competition Day 2

Finland - Yugoslavia

60-90 (26-46)

Italy - Belgium

84-56 (40-22)

Turkey - Austria

97-67 (46-32)

Albania - England

92-63 (37-32)

Competition Day 3

Competition Day 3

Finland - Egypt

60-61 (30-38)

Italy - England

96-48 (44-28)

Yugoslavia - Austria

96-54 (40-29)

Bulgaria - Albania

102-74 (48-39)

Competition Day 4

Competition Day 4

Egypt - Yugoslavia

68-112 (32-56)

Bulgaria - England

96-57 (46-30)

Turkey - Finland

73-66 (39-41)

Belgium - Albania

76-65 (39-40)

Competition Day 5

Competition Day 5

Austria - Egypt

66-49 (30-22)

Italy - Bulgaria

65-83 (37-43)

Turkey - Yugoslavia

62-109 (33-56)

Belgium - England

76-58 (38-29)

STANDING

P

W

L

P

1. Yugoslavia

4

4

0

8

2. Turkey

4

3

1

6

3. Finland

4

1

3

2

4. Austria

4

1

3

2

5. Egypt

4

1

3

2

STANDING

P

W

L

P

1. Bulgaria

4

4

0

8

2. Italy

4

3

1

6

3. Belgium

4

2

2

4

4. Albania

4

1

3

2

5. England

4

0

4

0

 

Byes: Soviet Union (title holder), FRG (host).

 

 

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

 

 

GAME DETAILS (SPAIN)

 

QUALIFYING ROUND

VENUE: Holon City Arena (Holon, Tel-Aviv)

DATE: 16-05-1971 (21:30 h)

ATTENDANCE: 2.500

REFEREES: Cornel Negulescu (ROM), Panagiotis Evangelatos (GRE)

FOULED OUT: Vrolijk (29’), H. Harrewijn (38’) / Rullán (26’), Juan Martínez (36’)

NED

Netherlands - Spain

SPA

75-103 (31-55)

Netherlands (coach: Harry Kippers)

Karel Vrolijk (6), Hugo Harrewijn (13), Karel Pastor (18), Pieter van Tuyll (12), Frank Kales (10); Peter Rijsewijk (4), Charis Sideris (-), Jan Dekker (4), Ruud Harrewijn (8), Paul Ruysenaars (-), Roel Tuinstra (-), Jan Loorbach (-)

Spain (coach: Antonio Díaz Miguel)

Juan Antonio Martínez Arroyo (6), Gonzalo Sagi-Vela (8), José Luis Sagi-Vela (13), Clifford Luyk (18), Enrique Margall (10); Vicente Ramos (4), Juan Martínez (3), Rafael Rullán (9), Luis Miguel Santillana (8), Emiliano Rodríguez (6), Nino Buscató (4), Wayne Brabender (14)

 

QUALIFYING ROUND

VENUE: Holon City Arena (Holon, Tel-Aviv)

DATE: 17-05-1971 (19:30 h)

ATTENDANCE: 1.000

REFEREES: Hüsamettin Topuzoğlu (TUR), Panagiotis Evangelatos (GRE)

FOULED OUT: Lindelöf

SPA

Spain - Sweden

SWE

90-66 (37-38)

Spain (coach: Antonio Díaz Miguel)

Juan Antonio Martínez Arroyo (4), Gonzalo Sagi-Vela (-), Emiliano Rodríguez (6), Clifford Luyk (19), Enrique Margall (-); Vicente Ramos (8), Juan Martínez (4), Rafael Rullán (11), Luis Miguel Santillana (2), Nino Buscató (13), José Luis Sagi-Vela (2), Wayne Brabender (21)

Sweden (coach: Arne Jansson)

Anders Grönlund (6), Ulf Lindelöf (6), Jan Hjorth (14), Jörgen Hansson (25), Kjell Rannelid (1); Kjell Gunnå (-), Bo Lundmark (-), Ebbe Edström (1), Per-Olof Lefwerth (4), Mats Åström (-), Åke Palm (9)

 

QUALIFYING ROUND

VENUE: Holon City Arena (Holon, Tel-Aviv)

DATE: 18-05-1971 (21:30 h)

ATTENDANCE: 3.000

REFEREES: Cornel Negulescu (ROM), Hüsamettin Topuzoğlu (TUR)

FOULED OUT: Ramos (18’), Luyk (19’)

[Incidents: The Israeli Minister of Defense and national hero, Moshe Dayan, attended this game.]

ISR

Israel - Spain

SPA

59-70 (36-32)

Israel (coach: Shimon Shelah)

Itamar Marzel (16), Tal Brody (6), Mike Schwartz (4), Ronald Green (12), Tani Cohen-Mintz (-); Gabi Teichner (5), Mark Turenshine (10), Hanan Keren (-), Gabi Neumark (-), Dan Barzily (6)

Spain (coach: Antonio Díaz Miguel)

Juan Antonio Martínez Arroyo (2), Wayne Brabender (24), José Luis Sagi-Vela (3), Clifford Luyk (16), Enrique Margall (11); Vicente Ramos (2), Juan Martínez (-), Rafael Rullán (-), Luis Miguel Santillana (-), Emiliano Rodríguez (-), Nino Buscató (12), Gonzalo Sagi-Vela (-)

 

 
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