Without top players to 9:3! Ssv neuhaus remains in lauerstellung

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Without top players to 9:3! Ssv neuhaus remains in lauerstellung

The Table tennis men of SSV Neuhaus have won with a 9:3 over Hannover 96 II in lurking position for the autumn championship title in the Verbandsliga brought. The only thing ahead of the New Houses now is the MTV Eintracht Bledeln II.

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The SSV sextet traveled to Hanover weakened by replacements. SSV top player Niklas Beliaev and team chicks Jonathan Aretz called in sick with bronchitis and a cold. For the two stricken SSV players advanced Bjorn Dorrheide and Frank Kuthe to the team, formed the lower pair cross. Leading the SSV sextet for the first time this season was Serkan Ceylan and Uwe Bertram in the upper pair. Behind went Nils Baartz and Captain Gabor Nagy on the hunt for points.

Praise for Ceylan: "Serkan has returned to his old form"

96-Reserve also did not play with its best lineup. "They also had to do without some key players, which was very convenient for us. a victory without any doubts," said the SSV captain, who added: "We are very grateful to our reserve players. Frank helped us out already for the fifth time. He is our wild card and a testament to our team spirit in action."

According to Nagy, the three five-set matches won were the decisive factor for the success. The team boss was particularly pleased with the performance of Ceylan: "Serkan has finally found his way back to old form. That makes us all happy."

The SSV sextet is looking forward to the coming weekend: Two games are still open, but in view of the rising infection figures, an interruption is also conceivable. "Let's see if we can still finish the first half of the season. In fact, however, we expect an interruption," Nagy concludes.

SSV points: Nagy/Dorrheide, Bertram/Baartz, Ceylan (2), Bertram (2), Baartz, Nagy, Dorrheide.

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MTV Hattorf – SV Grun-Weib Stockse guest n. a. MTV won the match without a fight with 8:0. Due to the high Corona numbers, Green-White waived a trip to the event.

Flowers commemorate New Year's Eve attacks © Maja Hitij

After the riots on New Year's Eve in Cologne, the first perpetrators of sexual assaults have been given suspended sentences.

The Cologne district court on Thursday convicted a 21-year-old Iraqi man of sexual assault and a 26-year-old Algerian man of aiding and abetting sexual assault, according to a court spokesman. They received a juvenile prison sentence and a suspended prison sentence of one year each, respectively.

Both defendants had initially taken photos with the eventual victims, two young women, according to the court. The women were then separated by a group of men and each surrounded, he said. In it, the younger defendant allegedly kissed a young woman against her will and licked across her face. The older defendant was reportedly part of a group of men from which the other woman was grabbed on the buttocks and crotch.

On New Year's Eve, groups of young men, mainly from North African and Arab regions, sexually harassed and stole from numerous women at Cologne's main train station. By mid-June, the Cologne public prosecutor's office had received 1.182 reports received, 497 of them for sexual assault.

After the open letter to Cardinal Reinhard Marx with demands for "courageous reforms", other well-known Catholics join the call. They are particularly focused on the structures of the church.

"When a foundation starts to crack, you can't save the house with repairs to the facade, you have to renew the foundations," writes Minister of State for Culture Monika Grutters (CDU) in Die Zeit (Thursday). She appealed to the German bishops: "Get to the root causes of the crumbling bonds!" Former Bundestag President Wolfgang Thierse (SPD) also called for "necessary church reforms" in the newspaper.

Grutters referred to dwindling ties to the church. "And now also the extent of abuse by Catholic clergy: If not this shock is understood as a fundamental crisis – what then?"

According to Grutters, women in ordained ministry "would not only stabilize parish life, but with more women in this male-dominated church, so many cases of abuse would probably not have been possible". If celibacy for priests were no longer mandatory, that would be "such a great relief for many people, clergy and laity alike," the Christian Democrat said.

Church "not a party with a unified opinion"

According to Thierse, the German Bishops' Conference is "at odds on the subject of abuse – and less courageous than the Pope allows". The church is "not a party with a unified opinion". He wondered, however, where "the immediate consequences of the multiple sexual abuse and its cover-up" remained.

He said he would like to see the bishops' conference lead the way here: "An end to cover-ups, personnel consequences, handing over abuse cases to the state judiciary, real separation of powers also in the church, i.e. independent jurisdiction".

Many German bishops "apparently still do not see the urgency of the abuse clarification and the resulting necessary church reforms," criticized Thierse. Both are progressing too slowly. "For an insincere and unclear line of the bishops will convince neither the people of the church nor the general public." Churches must show how to deal with such crimes 'with consequences', he said. They must set a positive example to society.

Petition in support of the open letter

The group "We are Church" launched a petition in support of the open letter. In view of the worldwide meeting of bishops in the Vatican on the abuse scandal in the church at the end of February, Marx needed the "broadest possible support" of Catholics in Germany, it said.

The open letter of nine prominent Catholics to the chairman of the German bishops' conference was printed at the weekend in the "Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung". Background is the planned meeting on the subject of abuse at the Vatican. Among other things, the signatories call for "genuine separation of powers," an opening of the ordained ministry to women, the abolition of mandatory celibacy, and a new sexual morality including a "just evaluation" of homosexuality.

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