Günter Thorhauer

Günter Thorhauer ( born November 8, 1931 in Magdeburg, † April 27, 2007 ) was a football player who was used in the first international match of the East German national team.

Thor Hauer's football career in high performance sport was of short duration. He first played in the youth teams of SG Eintracht Sudenburg in the Sports Association came up steel Magdeburg later, emerged from the 1965 1.FC Magdeburg. After 21 games for the BSG Stahl Magdeburg, on May 21, 1952 renamed BSG Motor Mitte Magdeburg, in the season 1951/52, in the second-rate DDR League, where he scored 12 goals, he was delegated to the sports community German People's Police Dresden.

Before he had a game for his new community denied he was summoned on 21 September 1952 in the national team of East Germany, which played their first official international match in Warsaw on Poland. He was employed as a right winger and was after the Halle Günter Imhof (18 ) the second youngest player of the team that clearly defeated with 0:3. This remained his only game.

In Dresden Thorhauer denied between September 1952 and March 1, 1953 28, a total of 15 games in which he scored three goals. Then he was back delegated to BSG Motor Mitte Magdeburg, where he still, on April 19, 1953 again came in the same season in the GDR League to use. By 1957, he came to Magdeburg still a total of 43 missions in the GDR League, where reach 15 goals him. After the founding of SC Magdeburg building he stormed briefly in the reserve and then played for several years in the district of Magdeburg class at his hometown club BSG Motor Mitte Magdeburg ( Magdeburg today SV 90 Prussia ).

Thorhauer is the DDR - selection player with the fewest league games at all.

• Football players (DDR )
• National football team (DDR )
• GDR citizens
• German
• Born in 1931
• Died in 2007
• Man