World championship 1958 Black and White Stock Photos & Images

world championship 1958 Bad Gastein - press photographers, 02.02.1958 - 19580202 PD0005 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM) Stock Photo

RM2X1B1Y9–world championship 1958 Bad Gastein - press photographers, 02.02.1958 - 19580202 PD0005 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM)

game, board game, chess, world chess championship, Moscow, 4.3. - 9.5.1958, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE Stock Photo

RM2G3E0H3–game, board game, chess, world chess championship, Moscow, 4.3. - 9.5.1958, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE

Football World Cup 1958 Sweden - Germany 3:1 in Gothenburg. : Herbert Erhardt (FRG Germany) in action in the national jersey [automated translation] Stock Photo

RM2FNFW8N–Football World Cup 1958 Sweden - Germany 3:1 in Gothenburg. : Herbert Erhardt (FRG Germany) in action in the national jersey [automated translation]

Stirling Moss in a Vanwall VW10 at the Moroccan GP in Casablanca 1958 Stock Photo

RMF2PCR5–Stirling Moss in a Vanwall VW10 at the Moroccan GP in Casablanca 1958

1958 World Cup in Sweden: Final Brazil - Sweden 29.06.1958 in Stockholm. Brazil's team captain Hideraldo Luiz Bellini receives the World Cup trophy. [automated translation] Stock Photo

RM2XH6WE5–1958 World Cup in Sweden: Final Brazil - Sweden 29.06.1958 in Stockholm. Brazil's team captain Hideraldo Luiz Bellini receives the World Cup trophy. [automated translation]

Portuguese GP in Oporto 1958 Stock Photo

RMF0B805–Portuguese GP in Oporto 1958

Eskilstuna, Sweden, 195802. Skating European Championship February 1958, - here wins the all -round World Cup, Soviet Oleg Gonsjarenko. Photo: J.N. / Ntb Stock Photo

RM2K8MKR7–Eskilstuna, Sweden, 195802. Skating European Championship February 1958, - here wins the all -round World Cup, Soviet Oleg Gonsjarenko. Photo: J.N. / Ntb

Canadian wins World Giant Slalom Championship for women. Lucile Wheeler who trained for four year for this event. 11 February 1958 Stock Photo

RM2GJ0M48–Canadian wins World Giant Slalom Championship for women. Lucile Wheeler who trained for four year for this event. 11 February 1958

Motor Cycle World Championship Racing - 500cc Ulster Grand Prix - Dundrod. John Surtees, MV Agusta, during practice for the Ulster Grand Prix Stock Photo

RMGCEBXF–Motor Cycle World Championship Racing - 500cc Ulster Grand Prix - Dundrod. John Surtees, MV Agusta, during practice for the Ulster Grand Prix

1958 World Cup Draw The draw for grouping and matches for the 1958 World Cup was made in Stockholm by members of the World Championship Committee of FIFA. The picture shows Notary Beng Steuch shaking an old trophy with the lots which were drawn by Sven Jerring of the Swedish Radio (right). The ceremony is controlled by the FIFA delegates Mr E Thommen (Switzerland) (left), Mr Lorenzo Vilizio of Uruguay (centre), Mr Lennart Hyland of Swedish Radio and Mr O Barassi of Italy. 11th February 1958. Stock Photo

RM2GJ0FJ5–1958 World Cup Draw The draw for grouping and matches for the 1958 World Cup was made in Stockholm by members of the World Championship Committee of FIFA. The picture shows Notary Beng Steuch shaking an old trophy with the lots which were drawn by Sven Jerring of the Swedish Radio (right). The ceremony is controlled by the FIFA delegates Mr E Thommen (Switzerland) (left), Mr Lorenzo Vilizio of Uruguay (centre), Mr Lennart Hyland of Swedish Radio and Mr O Barassi of Italy. 11th February 1958.

Former British racing driver Stirling Moss (r) and his former competitor Juan Manuel Fangio from Argentina pose together on April 24, 1991 at the Hockenheimring in Hockenheim, Germany, to present a book that Moss wrote about Fangio. After three runner-up world championships behind Fangio, Moss went into the title race as the favorite after the Argentinian's retirement in 1958. Up until the penultimate Grand Prix of the season, he led the World Championship classification, which his compatriot Hawthorne won by a payer. Photo: Matthias Ernert dpa (on dpa-KORR: 'Ritter with Bleifuss: Sir Stirling Stock Photo

RM2BE5BCE–Former British racing driver Stirling Moss (r) and his former competitor Juan Manuel Fangio from Argentina pose together on April 24, 1991 at the Hockenheimring in Hockenheim, Germany, to present a book that Moss wrote about Fangio. After three runner-up world championships behind Fangio, Moss went into the title race as the favorite after the Argentinian's retirement in 1958. Up until the penultimate Grand Prix of the season, he led the World Championship classification, which his compatriot Hawthorne won by a payer. Photo: Matthias Ernert dpa (on dpa-KORR: 'Ritter with Bleifuss: Sir Stirling

Mike Hawthorn surrounded by spectators after finishing second behind Collins and thus going to the front of the World Championship table . 19 July 1958 Stock Photo

RM2GJ0MY9–Mike Hawthorn surrounded by spectators after finishing second behind Collins and thus going to the front of the World Championship table . 19 July 1958

Gustav 'Bubi' Scholz wins the European Championship in middleweight on the 4th of October in 1958 in Berlin. +++(c) dpa - Report+++ Stock Photo

RMD7BAKX–Gustav 'Bubi' Scholz wins the European Championship in middleweight on the 4th of October in 1958 in Berlin. +++(c) dpa - Report+++

Top Favourite. Paris, France : British rider , Norman Sheil of Liverpool , in action during the preliminary heat at the Paris , Parc des Princes for the third World Championship ( amateur pursuit ). Sheil is considered the top favourite for the event. 3 September 1958 Stock Photo

RM2Y72A01–Top Favourite. Paris, France : British rider , Norman Sheil of Liverpool , in action during the preliminary heat at the Paris , Parc des Princes for the third World Championship ( amateur pursuit ). Sheil is considered the top favourite for the event. 3 September 1958

Franz Ningel kisses Marika Kilius on the cheek, photographed in September 1958. Ningel wishes his longtime partner in pair skating good luck for her start in St. Ingbert at the German roller figure skating championship. Stock Photo

RMD7B81B–Franz Ningel kisses Marika Kilius on the cheek, photographed in September 1958. Ningel wishes his longtime partner in pair skating good luck for her start in St. Ingbert at the German roller figure skating championship.

March, 10, 2017 - Former Formula 1 and motorcycling world champion John Surtees has died at the age of 83. Surtees is the only man to have won the grand prix world championship on both two wheels and four. He won four 500cc motorcycling titles - in 1956, 1958, 1959 and 1960 - and the F1 crown with Ferrari in 1964. He later set up his own F1 team and was behind the wheel when it made its debut at the 1970 British Grand Prix at Brands Hatch. Pictured: Jan 8, 1960 - Tatfield, England, United Kingdom - British F1 World Champion JOHN SURTEES at home, sitting amid his Trophies. (Credit Image: © Keys Stock Photo

RMHTDFCT–March, 10, 2017 - Former Formula 1 and motorcycling world champion John Surtees has died at the age of 83. Surtees is the only man to have won the grand prix world championship on both two wheels and four. He won four 500cc motorcycling titles - in 1956, 1958, 1959 and 1960 - and the F1 crown with Ferrari in 1964. He later set up his own F1 team and was behind the wheel when it made its debut at the 1970 British Grand Prix at Brands Hatch. Pictured: Jan 8, 1960 - Tatfield, England, United Kingdom - British F1 World Champion JOHN SURTEES at home, sitting amid his Trophies. (Credit Image: © Keys

Sept. 1, 1958 - Reims, France - The Italian ERCOLE BALDINI won the world's road cycling championship at Reims yesterday. The picture shows Baldini waving as he finishes the race. (Credit Image: © KEYSTONE Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com) Stock Photo

RMDMWBJE–Sept. 1, 1958 - Reims, France - The Italian ERCOLE BALDINI won the world's road cycling championship at Reims yesterday. The picture shows Baldini waving as he finishes the race. (Credit Image: © KEYSTONE Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com)

RMHTDFD1–March, 10, 2017 - Former Formula 1 and motorcycling world champion John Surtees has died at the age of 83. Surtees is the only man to have won the grand prix world championship on both two wheels and four. He won four 500cc motorcycling titles - in 1956, 1958, 1959 and 1960 - and the F1 crown with Ferrari in 1964. He later set up his own F1 team and was behind the wheel when it made its debut at the 1970 British Grand Prix at Brands Hatch. Pictured: Aug. 08, 1957 - Monza, Italy - Britain's John Surtees, world champion, sees at speed no his 330 c.c. four cylinder M.V. Agusta, during a practice

Formula One Motor Racing - British Grand Prix - Silverstone 1958 Stock Photo

RMGB1G2C–Formula One Motor Racing - British Grand Prix - Silverstone 1958

world championship 1958 Bad Gastein - press photographers, 02.02.1958 - 19580202 PD0006 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM) Stock Photo

RM2X1B1Y8–world championship 1958 Bad Gastein - press photographers, 02.02.1958 - 19580202 PD0006 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM)

transport / transportation, aviation, returning of the German football national team from world championship in Sweden, 1958, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available Stock Photo

RMF0F19W–transport / transportation, aviation, returning of the German football national team from world championship in Sweden, 1958, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available

RMHTDFCR–March, 10, 2017 - Former Formula 1 and motorcycling world champion John Surtees has died at the age of 83. Surtees is the only man to have won the grand prix world championship on both two wheels and four. He won four 500cc motorcycling titles - in 1956, 1958, 1959 and 1960 - and the F1 crown with Ferrari in 1964. He later set up his own F1 team and was behind the wheel when it made its debut at the 1970 British Grand Prix at Brands Hatch. Pictured: Apr. 04, 1956 - JOHN SURTEES of Tatford, rode his two M.V. Augusts machines when he competed in the motor-cycle racing at Cystal Palace today. Sur

The Soviet national football team trains in Hindås, Sweden, in June 1958. 1958 FIFA World Cup, Sweden.Photo: Kamerareportage/TT code 2524 Stock Photo

RM2X8PK66–The Soviet national football team trains in Hindås, Sweden, in June 1958. 1958 FIFA World Cup, Sweden.Photo: Kamerareportage/TT code 2524

RM2XH6WJE–1958 World Cup in Sweden: Final Brazil - Sweden 29.06.1958 in Stockholm. Brazil's team captain Hideraldo Luiz Bellini receives the World Cup trophy. [automated translation]

RMF0B7YW–Portuguese GP in Oporto 1958

Eskilstuna, Sweden, 195802. Skating European Championship February 1958, - Here the Soviet Oleg Gonsjarenkoi action. He became the winner of the all -round World Cup. Photo: J.N. / Ntb Stock Photo

RM2K8KGK0–Eskilstuna, Sweden, 195802. Skating European Championship February 1958, - Here the Soviet Oleg Gonsjarenkoi action. He became the winner of the all -round World Cup. Photo: J.N. / Ntb

RMHTDFD5–March, 10, 2017 - Former Formula 1 and motorcycling world champion John Surtees has died at the age of 83. Surtees is the only man to have won the grand prix world championship on both two wheels and four. He won four 500cc motorcycling titles - in 1956, 1958, 1959 and 1960 - and the F1 crown with Ferrari in 1964. He later set up his own F1 team and was behind the wheel when it made its debut at the 1970 British Grand Prix at Brands Hatch. Pictured: Jun. 06, 1960 - Isle of Man, England - JOHN SURTEES at speed during his great record breaking race - in the Isle of Man TT. Surtees won the Senior

Helmut Rahn, outside right striker of the German national football team, is on his way to score the 1:0 winning goal against Yugoslavia in Malmoe during the quarterfinal of the 1958 FIFA World Cup on the 19th of June in 1958. Rahn died on the 14th of August in 2003. He scored the legendary 3:2 winning goal against Hungary in the 1954 FIFA World Cup final in Bern. Stock Photo

RMD7B9KE–Helmut Rahn, outside right striker of the German national football team, is on his way to score the 1:0 winning goal against Yugoslavia in Malmoe during the quarterfinal of the 1958 FIFA World Cup on the 19th of June in 1958. Rahn died on the 14th of August in 2003. He scored the legendary 3:2 winning goal against Hungary in the 1954 FIFA World Cup final in Bern.

RMHTDFCY–March, 10, 2017 - Former Formula 1 and motorcycling world champion John Surtees has died at the age of 83. Surtees is the only man to have won the grand prix world championship on both two wheels and four. He won four 500cc motorcycling titles - in 1956, 1958, 1959 and 1960 - and the F1 crown with Ferrari in 1964. He later set up his own F1 team and was behind the wheel when it made its debut at the 1970 British Grand Prix at Brands Hatch. Pictured: Jun. 06, 1956 - Isle of Man, England - Appearing to fly John Surtees at speed on his 500 c.c. M.V. Augusta during his great race on the Isle of Ma

German goalie Redl (front) blocks the throw of an Romanian attacker. The German national team of handball wins the international match against Romania on the 24th of May in 1958 in Duisburg. Stock Photo

RMD7BANR–German goalie Redl (front) blocks the throw of an Romanian attacker. The German national team of handball wins the international match against Romania on the 24th of May in 1958 in Duisburg.

Motor Sports - Mike Hawthorn - Silverstone Stock Photo

RMG6H17D–Motor Sports - Mike Hawthorn - Silverstone

Men stand on their bicycles to look over a wall onto a soccer ground, photographed in September 1958 near Trier. Photo: Heinz-Jürgen Göttert +++(c) dpa - Report+++ Stock Photo

RMD7BAMC–Men stand on their bicycles to look over a wall onto a soccer ground, photographed in September 1958 near Trier. Photo: Heinz-Jürgen Göttert +++(c) dpa - Report+++

Peter Collins is congratulated by fellow Britain Mike Hawthorn after winning the British Grand Prix at Silverstone Stock Photo

RMGB1G2E–Peter Collins is congratulated by fellow Britain Mike Hawthorn after winning the British Grand Prix at Silverstone

German athlete of the combined event Edeltraud Eiberle participates in a Hula hoop competition on the 31st of October in 1958 in Stuttgart on the sport media festival. +++(c) dpa - Report+++ Stock Photo

RMD7B7E1–German athlete of the combined event Edeltraud Eiberle participates in a Hula hoop competition on the 31st of October in 1958 in Stuttgart on the sport media festival. +++(c) dpa - Report+++

RMDMWBJD–Sept. 1, 1958 - Reims, France - The Italian ERCOLE BALDINI won the world's road cycling championship at Reims yesterday. The picture shows Baldini waving a bouquet of flowers after his victory. (Credit Image: © KEYSTONE Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com)

The front part of the airplane 'BEA-Elizabethan'. Shortly after the departure in Munich, the British airplane Type 'BEA-Elizabethan' with forty-four passengers on board crashed into a house and broke in two on the 7th of February in 1958. Twenty-one people died, amongst them eleven members of the British soccer club Manchester United. Stock Photo

RMD7B976–The front part of the airplane 'BEA-Elizabethan'. Shortly after the departure in Munich, the British airplane Type 'BEA-Elizabethan' with forty-four passengers on board crashed into a house and broke in two on the 7th of February in 1958. Twenty-one people died, amongst them eleven members of the British soccer club Manchester United.

world championship 1958 Bad Gastein, cameraman, world championship 1958 Bad Gastein, cameraman in the target area, 02.02.1958 - 19580202 PD0007 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM) Stock Photo

RM2X1B1Y7–world championship 1958 Bad Gastein, cameraman, world championship 1958 Bad Gastein, cameraman in the target area, 02.02.1958 - 19580202 PD0007 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM)

Injured Bobby Charlton lies in his bed in hospital in Munich (undated picture from February 1958). Shortly after the departure in Munich, the British airplane Type 'BEA-Elizabethan' with forty-four passengers on board crashed into a house and broke in two on the 7th of February in 1958. Twenty-one people died, amongst them eleven members of the British soccer club Manchester United. Stock Photo

RMD7B8J0–Injured Bobby Charlton lies in his bed in hospital in Munich (undated picture from February 1958). Shortly after the departure in Munich, the British airplane Type 'BEA-Elizabethan' with forty-four passengers on board crashed into a house and broke in two on the 7th of February in 1958. Twenty-one people died, amongst them eleven members of the British soccer club Manchester United.

1958 World Cup in Sweden: Final Brazil - Sweden 29.06.1958 in Stockholm. The players of the new world champions Brazil on the lap of honor in the Rasunda Stadium. [automated translation] Stock Photo

RM2XH6NRA–1958 World Cup in Sweden: Final Brazil - Sweden 29.06.1958 in Stockholm. The players of the new world champions Brazil on the lap of honor in the Rasunda Stadium. [automated translation]

RMF0B7Y0–Portuguese GP in Oporto 1958

Football World Cup 1958 Sweden - Germany 3:1 in Gothenburg. : left Herbert Erhardt (FRG Germany) in action in the national jersey. [automated translation] Stock Photo

RM2FNFW7W–Football World Cup 1958 Sweden - Germany 3:1 in Gothenburg. : left Herbert Erhardt (FRG Germany) in action in the national jersey. [automated translation]

Eskilstuna, Sweden, 195802. Skating EM February 1958. The Soviet Oleg Gonsjarenko became the winner of the all-round World Cup. Victory ceremony - Gontsjarenko with the Seier Trans. Photo: J.N. / Ntb Stock Photo

RM2K8PCAR–Eskilstuna, Sweden, 195802. Skating EM February 1958. The Soviet Oleg Gonsjarenko became the winner of the all-round World Cup. Victory ceremony - Gontsjarenko with the Seier Trans. Photo: J.N. / Ntb

Fans at the 1958 FIFA World Cup Stock Photo

RMJ3A7HN–Fans at the 1958 FIFA World Cup

FBWM58 Germany - Yugoslavia 1:0 , 19.06.1958 in Malmoe / Hans Schäfer (GER) shoots dynamically [automated translation] Stock Photo

RM2FNFWB0–FBWM58 Germany - Yugoslavia 1:0 , 19.06.1958 in Malmoe / Hans Schäfer (GER) shoots dynamically [automated translation]

world championship 1958 Bad Gastein, cameraman, world championship 1958 Bad Gastein, cameraman in the target area, 02.02.1958 - 19580202 PD0008 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM) Stock Photo

RM2X1B1YA–world championship 1958 Bad Gastein, cameraman, world championship 1958 Bad Gastein, cameraman in the target area, 02.02.1958 - 19580202 PD0008 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM)

RMF0B7XR–French GP in Reims 1958

FBWM58 Germany - Yugoslavia 1:0 / 19.06.1958 in Malmoe / Erich Juskowiak in action , clears with stretched leg [automated translation] Stock Photo

RM2FNFW91–FBWM58 Germany - Yugoslavia 1:0 / 19.06.1958 in Malmoe / Erich Juskowiak in action , clears with stretched leg [automated translation]

RMF0B7Y5–Portuguese GP in Oporto 1958

FBWM58 Germany - Yugoslavia 1:0 in front Horst Szymaniak (GER) in action in front of an opponent 19.06.1958 in Malmoe [automated translation] Stock Photo

RM2FNFW95–FBWM58 Germany - Yugoslavia 1:0 in front Horst Szymaniak (GER) in action in front of an opponent 19.06.1958 in Malmoe [automated translation]

RMF0B7XX–Portuguese GP in Oporto 1958

FBWM58 Germany - Yugoslavia 1:0 19.06.1958 in Malmoe / Helmut Rahn wins against 2 Yugos. Left Branko Zebec [automated translation] Stock Photo

RM2FNFWBC–FBWM58 Germany - Yugoslavia 1:0 19.06.1958 in Malmoe / Helmut Rahn wins against 2 Yugos. Left Branko Zebec [automated translation]

RMF0B802–Portuguese GP in Oporto 1958

FBWM58 Germany - Yugoslavia 1:0 f.l., Hans Schäfer, Erich Juskowiak, Alfred -Aki- Schmidt, Herbert Erhardt, Georg Stollenwerk, Fritz Walter, Uwe Seeler are happy after the match 19.06.1958 in Malmoe [automated translation] Stock Photo

RM2FNFW7C–FBWM58 Germany - Yugoslavia 1:0 f.l., Hans Schäfer, Erich Juskowiak, Alfred -Aki- Schmidt, Herbert Erhardt, Georg Stollenwerk, Fritz Walter, Uwe Seeler are happy after the match 19.06.1958 in Malmoe [automated translation]