Heinrich Dahlinger

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Heinrich "Hein Daddel" Dahlinger (30 October 1922 – 2 February 2008) was a German world-class field handball and team handball player and entrepreneur of a wood sale company. With his winning of the Nordic Folkboat Gold Cup on his boat the Daddel in 1963 he was the unofficial champion of Nordic Folkboat.

Dahlinger was the first THW Kiel player to score more than 100 goals on the German national team. He played 38 national team matches in total and scored more than 110 goals. With the German team he was world champion in field handball in 1952 and 1955.

Dahlinger was born in Kiel. He died of kidney failure in Rendsburg.

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Nordic Folkboat Gold Cup Champions

1963: Splieth, Dahlinger & Heinzel
1964: Peter Michael Larsen, P. Jensen & Lauersen
1965: S. Mik-Meyer, J. Mik-Meyer & P. Mik-Meyer
1966: P. M. Larsen, P. Jensen & Lauersen
1967: C. Hjorth, O. Hjorth & Ask
1968: C. Hjorth, O. Hjorth & Ask
1969: C. Hjorth, O. Hjorth & Ask
1970: C. Hjorth, O. Hjorth & Ask
1971: C. Hjorth, O. Hjorth & Ask
1972: K. Andreasen, J. Christensen & Busch
1973: Andreas Christiansen, K. Christiansen & Andreas St. Christiansen
1974: F. Hansen, P. Christensen & N. J. Jensen
1975: E. Andreasen, Jørgen Knudsen & C. Kold
1976: E. Andreasen, Jørgen Knudsen & Ankjær
1977: F. Hansen, N. Andersen & B. Christensen
1978: Sohl, Johansson & Nilsson
1979: K. Andreasen, Busch & K. Larsen
1980: H. Kold, Sander & F. Kold
1981: E. Andreasen, Jørn Knudsen & Dydensborg
1982: K. Andreasen, H. Kold & Unglaub
1983: Sørensen, Skjoldby Petersen & Rye Hansen
1984: Dittrich, Sulkiewiez & Lehr
1985: Olesen, Marcussen & M. Jensen
1986: K. Funder Nielsen, I. Funder Nielsen & Poulsen
1987: Muhs, Jürgensen & Duggen
1988: C. Kold, J. Kold & Finks
1989: H. Kold, T. Pedersen & B. Pedersen
1990: Schultze, Przywarra & Rath
1991: H. Kold, S. Hansen & Braarup
1992: E. Andreasen, L. Andreasen & Ankjær
1993: H. Kold, F. Kold & Braarup
1994: E. Andreasen, L. Andreasen & Ankjær
1995: Bendix, Grønbech & Baungaard
1996: H. Kold, Schou Nielsen & Wibung
1997: Due, M. Pedersen & K. Petersen
1998: Olesen, Dahlbøge & Hemdorrf
1999: Palm, Svend Nielsen & Søren Nielsen
2000: U. Kipcke, D. Kipcke & Martens
2001: E. Andreasen, L. Andreasen & Lange
2002: P. Jørgensen, L. Jørgensen & K. Hansen
2003: Hovmark, Bredal Schultz & Lauritsen
2004: Hovmark, Bredal Schultz & Lauritsen
2005: Hovmark, Bredal Schultz & Lauritsen
2006: Buch, H. Schultz & Jørgsholm
2007: Kæstel, Løppenthin & Svarre Nielsen
2008: Kæstel, Løppenthin & Svarre Nielsen
2009: C. Nielsen, Dehn & Paschke
2010: C. Nielsen, Dehn & Felsberg
2011: Schneider, Dörband & Thieme
2012: Buch, Puck & H. Schultz
2013: Kæstel, E. Andersen & Olsen
2014: Frisendahl, Empacher & Nygaard
2015: U. Kipcke, D. Kipcke & Jansen
2015: P. Jørgensen, Hurtig Hansen & Hoglert

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