THE STAFF MAGAZINE OF THE ELRINGKLINGER GROUP NO. 1 ...
THE STAFF MAGAZINE OF THE ELRINGKLINGER GROUP NO. 1 ...
THE STAFF MAGAZINE OF THE ELRINGKLINGER GROUP NO. 1 ...
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Soccer fever<br />
DETTINGEN/RUNKEL. The 2010 World<br />
Cup may have been over, but there was no let-up<br />
in the soccer fever at ElringKlinger. On 23 July,<br />
teams from the divisions of Specialty Gaskets (2S)<br />
and Elastomer Technology/Modules (2E) clashed<br />
at the ground of TSV Dettingen. Last year it<br />
was 2E that lifted the cup, but this time it was<br />
the turn of 2S to triumph in a 4:3 victory.<br />
Poetic justice! The weather may not have played along, but the players and<br />
fans entered into the spirit of the occasion. After all, refreshments were<br />
again provided by the ElringKlinger Management Board. Thanks to everyone<br />
for a successful event – and we look forward to the next festival of<br />
soccer. (Reiner Drews)<br />
Brazilian team<br />
at the shooting cup<br />
The second place trophy was sent<br />
on to the successful shooters of<br />
ElringKlinger do brasil, who were<br />
already on the flight home when<br />
the awards ceremony took place.<br />
From left: João Gaviolli, Mateus<br />
Vertu and Pandolfi Junior<br />
DETTINGEN/PIRACICABA. A total of<br />
23 teams, each comprising three shooters,<br />
took part in the traditional club and company<br />
shooting competition at the Dettingen<br />
gun club early in October 2010. ElringKlinger<br />
was represented by one women’s team and<br />
two men’s teams. Our subsidiary ElringKlinger<br />
do Brasil Ltda. also entered a team for the<br />
first time – the three Brazilian staff members<br />
were at our Dettingen facility for training<br />
purposes. The day of competition began with<br />
5 to 10 practice shots before the entrants<br />
fired off ten scoring shots.<br />
Thanks to steady hands and accurate<br />
gunmanship, our riflemen secured the top three places in their part of the<br />
competition: top spot went to Dieter Coconcelli, Alexander Stoll and<br />
Manfred Rupp; in second place was the ElringKlinger team from Brazil (see<br />
photo); and following them in third were Daniel Schöll, Karl Götz and<br />
Bernhard Eberle.<br />
The results of our three riflewomen could not be counted towards<br />
the team competition because one of them was unable to take part due to<br />
ill health. The outcome of the individual competition was thus all the<br />
more satisfying: stefanie Auer came first with 95 of a possible 100 rings,<br />
while Andrea Warong secured third place with 92 rings. (Peter Essig)<br />
Another accurate performance<br />
at the 2010 competition:<br />
shooters and supporters from<br />
ElringKlinger/Dettingen<br />
Handball<br />
Third-place finish at the<br />
Owen amateur tournament<br />
DETTINGEN. Keeping fit, meeting<br />
people and having fun – that’s what company<br />
sport is all about. ElringKlinger’s handball<br />
players were busy again in 2010, entering two<br />
teams for the amateur tournament in Owen,<br />
amongst other events. Team 2 made it as far<br />
as the last sixteen; team 1 reached the semi-<br />
final, going out on penalties at the end of<br />
extra time. However, team 1 comfortably won<br />
their play-off match, thus finishing in a re -<br />
spect able third place out of 24 participating<br />
teams. (Olcay Zeybek)<br />
Amateur shooting<br />
in Hengen<br />
DETTINGEN. Ten shots fired from<br />
50 metres with a small-bore rifle: that was<br />
the task facing the ElringKlinger riflemen<br />
at the amateur shooting competition held<br />
at the Hengen gun club in October 2010.<br />
Defending their title, the ElringKlinger<br />
Herren 1 team achieved a commendable<br />
second place this time around. The individual<br />
results were also impressive: Daniel<br />
Schöll (95 rings) secured fifth spot, Karl<br />
Götz (95 rings) took sixth place and Bernhard<br />
Eberle (94 rings) finished seventh.<br />
(Peter Essig)<br />
PEOPLE<br />
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