1965 BSG Chemie Leipzig Roster
Oberliga (OBER)
East Germany, Level I
Team Record: 9-9-8 - 26 points
Finishing 8th in OBER
Location: Leipzig, Germany
1965 BSG Chemie Leipzig StatisticsEast Germany, Level I
Team Record: 9-9-8 - 26 points
Finishing 8th in OBER
Location: Leipzig, Germany
BSG Chemie Leipzig of Oberliga ended the 1965 season with a record of 9 wins, 8 draws and 9 losses for 26 points finishing eighth in OBER.
The club scored 32 goals and allowed 32. Bernd Bauchspieß netted 12 goals for the squad, while Wolfgang Behla, Hans-Bert Matoul and Klaus Lisiewicz each tallied five or more, too.
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| Player | Pos. | Birth Date | Height | Weight | Hometown |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dr. Horst Slaby | February 12, 1941 | , Germany | |||
| Bernd Bauchspieß | F | October 10, 1939 | 6'0" | 181 | Zeitz, Germany |
| Wolfgang Behla | F | August 13, 1938 | Rötha, Germany | ||
| Arno Gawöhn | June 14, 1938 | , Germany | |||
| Klaus Günther | G | January 12, 1941 | 5'11" | , Germany | |
| Reinhard Hauptmann | D | July 30, 1947 | 6'2" | 168 | Dehlitz, Germany |
| Heinz Herrmann | May 14, 1938 | , Germany | |||
| Bernd Herzog | October 22, 1938 | Magdala, Germany | |||
| Klaus Knösing | G | June 22, 1943 | , Germany | ||
| Wolfgang Krause | December 31, 1938 | , Germany | |||
| Thomas Kühn | September 15, 1943 | , Germany | |||
| Klaus Lisiewicz | F, M | February 2, 1943 | 5'7" | 143 | Bensberg, Germany |
| Hans-Bert Matoul | F | June 2, 1945 | Langeln, Germany | ||
| Jörg Ohm | March 14, 1944 | 5'10" | Haldensleben, Germany | ||
| Manfred Richter | September 1, 1941 | , Germany | |||
| Bernd Rohr | June 4, 1942 | , Germany | |||
| Wilfried Rothe | August 7, 1937 | , Germany | |||
| Hans-Georg Sannert | August 7, 1941 | , Germany | |||
| Dieter Scherbarth | D, F | November 9, 1939 | Bad Polzin, Germany | ||
| Dieter Sommer | G | May 12, 1937 | Twardogóra (dt. Goschütz), Poland | ||
| Gerhard Waidhas | January 13, 1942 | , Germany | |||
| Manfred Walter | July 31, 1937 | 5'10" | 181 | Wurzen, Germany | |
| Peter Wildenhain | March 2, 1941 | , Germany |
