Re-structured Description: Municipal Indoor Sporting Venues for School and Public Use
The Anton-Bezler Sports Hall, located in Augsburg, Germany, is a modern indoor sports facility that serves as a hub for various indoor sports and events. Named after Anton Bezler, a local sportsman whose biographical details are limited in common sources, the sports hall provides a space for basketball, handball, volleyball, and other indoor sports.
History
Established in 1972, the Anton-Bezler Sports Hall was built to cater to the growing demand for a modern indoor sports venue in Augsburg. Since then, it has been used for local and regional sports competitions, training, and community events, playing a significant role in promoting sports culture in the city.
Dimensions
The sports hall typically features a standard indoor sports hall size, accommodating courts used for handball, basketball, and volleyball. The exact official dimensions of Anton-Bezler Sports Hall are not widely published, but it aligns with common standards for multi-sport indoor halls in Germany. When the partition walls are opened, the playing field measures 44.70 by 24.50 meters, providing ample space for athletes and spectators.
Additional Sports Facilities in Augsburg
The Sports Hall Haunstetten, located at Karl-Rommel-Weg 9, is another multi-purpose indoor sports facility in Augsburg. It was opened in 1974, alongside an indoor pool, and is currently used for school and recreational sports. The Sports Hall Hochzoll in the district of Hochzoll offers a smaller playing field, measuring 27.12 by 15 meters when divided by a partition curtain.
For those who love ice skating, the Ice Rink Haunstetten and the Curt-Frenzel Stadium are open during winter months.
Contact Information and Access
The Anton-Bezler Sports Hall can be reached by tram line 1 to Göggingen, stop Rathaus, and offers free parking spaces. The contact number for the Sports Hall Haunstetten is 0821 324-9794. Mr. Pschera Christian is the operating manager of the Anton-Bezler Sports Hall, with a deputy whose name is not specified. The operating management of the Sports Hall Haunstetten is Mr. Scharschinger, and the deputy is Mr. Dürü.
Notable Moments
Muhammad Ali once boxed under the protected roof of the Erhard-Wunderlich Sports Hall, another notable sports venue in Augsburg. The Rudolf-Diesel-Gymnasium's sports hall remains closed.
Safety and Capacity
The capacity of the Sports Hall Haunstetten is currently limited to 199 people due to fire protection regulations. When the partition walls are open, up to 450 spectators can look onto a 45 by 28 meter large playing field. The Sports Hall Haunstetten uses textile wall cladding for impact walls, and equipment can be provided upon request.
The Anton-Bezler Sports Hall provides seating for 350 spectators, making it an ideal venue for smaller-scale events and competitions. The Erhard-Wunderlich Sports Hall, on the other hand, can accommodate over 4,000 spectators, making it suitable for larger events.
For more detailed architectural or historical data, you may find it through the Augsburg city sports department or local archives.
The Anton-Bezler Sports Hall, in addition to hosting various indoor sports, has been used for local and regional sports competitions since its establishment in 1972, playing a crucial role in promoting sports culture in Augsburg.
Despite not publishing the exact official dimensions, the sports hall accommodates courts used for handball, basketball, and volleyball, aligning with common standards for multi-sport indoor halls in Germany.
