Bevor wir in den nächsten Tagen auf die Euro zurückblicken, sind hier schon einmal alle Gewinner.
Hier alle Sieger (Quelle: ETTU):
Medal Winners 9th European Veterans Championships in Liberec
Men's Singles 40-49
Gold Anton KUTIS Slovakia; Silver Jozsef SZOCS Hungary; Bronze Peter FRANZ Germany, Yury ILLARIONOV Russia
Men's Doubles 40-49
Gold Dmitry ABRAMENKO Israel, Lorestas TRUMPAUSKAS England; Silver Georgy RUBINSHTEYN, Alexander SAVELYEV Russia; Bronze Peter BERANEK, Andreas STARK Germany, Joe KENNEDY England, Anton KUTIS Slovakia
Men's Singles 50-59
Gold Miroslav CECAVA Czech Republic; Silver YI Ding Austria; Bronze Leonid SEGAL Ukraine, Bela FRANK Hungary
Men's Doubles 50-59
Gold Miroslav CECAVA, Jiri VOJTEK Czech Republic; Silver Rolf EBERHARDT, Reiner KURSCHNER Germany; Bronze Anatoly BONDARENKO, Nikolay PRYTKOV Russia, Johann LECHNER Germany, FRANK Bela Hungary
Men's Singles 60-64
Gold Claus PEDERSEN Denmark; Silver Matti LAPPALAINEN Finland; Bronze Jiri FAFEK Czech Republic, Povilas BAGUZIS Lithuania
Men's Doubles 60-64
Gold Matti LAPPALAINEN Finland, Goran SKOGSBERG Sweden; Silver Claus PEDERSEN, Niels RAMBERG Denmark; Bronze Paul BECK, Geoff SALTER England, Gennadij GMYRA, Vladimir STOLNIKOV Russia
Men's Singles 65-69
Gold Jaroslav KUNZ Germany; Silver Niels RAMBERG Denmark; Bronze Pan MING Sweden, Edvard VECKO Slovenia
Men's Doubles 65-69
Gold Jaroslav KUNZ, Reinhard LAHME Germany; Silver Josef MERK, Detlef SIEWERT Germany; Bronze Guenther RAUNHEIM, Dietmar GRAUL Germany; Reinhard HENTSCHEL, Roland STEPHAN Germany
Men's Singles 70-74
Gold Horst LANGER Germany; Silver Tibor LACKO Slovakia; Bronze Uwe WIENPRECHT Germany, Dimitrij BILIC Germany
Men's Doubles 70-74
Gold Siegfried LEMKE, Dieter LIPPELT Germany; Silver Wolfgang SCHMIDT Germany, Horst IFFLAND, sr. Switzerland; Bronze Manfred BROCKER, Horst REINHART Germany, Dietmar BOTTCHER, Hans-Joachim SZCZEPONEK Germany
Men's Singles 75-79
Gold Ingvar JOHNSSON Sweden; Silver Fred LOCKWOOD England; Bronze Josef SEIDL Czech Republic, Jozsef MAYER Hungary
Men's Doubles 75-79
Gold Klaus KRUEGER, Richard LUBER Germany; Silver Karel JEZEK, Oldrich MIKULA Czech Republic; Bronze Fred LOCKWOOD, Mervyn WOOD England, Brian BICKELL, Colin DYKE England
Men's Singles 80-84
Gold Friedrich ROSSLER Germany; Silver Heiner KOULA Germany; Bronze Rolf GROSS Germany, Lumir RUZHA Czech Republic
Men's Doubles 80-84
Gold Walter FLEINER, Rolf GROSS Germany; Silver Ernst JUNKER, Manfred MITROWAN Germany; Bronze Carl Bertl BERG, Sture UHLAN Sweden, Terry DONLON England, Heiner KOULA Germany
Men's Singles over 85
Gold Curt OSTERHOLM Sweden; Silver Hubert LEVINGE Ireland; Bronze Carl Bertl BERG Sweden, Miklos PEK Hungary
Men’s Doubles over 85
Gold Rune FORSBERG, Curt OSTERHOLM Sweden; Silver Armin ECKERT, Johann ENGLMAIER Germany; Bronze Oiva SIITONEN, Jorma TEURONEN Finland, Michel HOVELAQUE, Yves LAINE France.
Women's Singles 40-49
Gold Elena LAMONOS Germany; Silver Larisa LAVRUKHINA Russia; Bronze Vera BAZZI Switzerland, Ina JOZEPSONE Latvia
Women's Doubles 40-49
Gold Marta DAUBNEROVA, Daniela PETREKOVA Slovakia; Silver Larisa LAVRUKHINA, Marina VASILYEVA Russia ; Bronze Vera BAZZI Switzerland, Ina JOZEPSONE Latvia, Ivana PUSOVA, Veronika SEVCIKOVA Czech Republic
Women's Singles 50-59
Gold Valentina POPOVA Slovakia; Silver Elmira ANTONYAN BRUNNER Switzerland; Bronze Larisa ANDREEVA Russia, Larisa FARINA Russia
Women's Doubles 50-59
Gold Valentina POPOVA Slovakia, Larisa FARINA Russia; Silver Elmira ANTONYAN BRUNNER Switzerland, Larisa ANDREEVA Russia; Bronze Susanne PEDERSEN, Annie Veje RAMBERG Deanmark, Claire CHEVASSUS, Sylvie THIVET France
Women's Singles 60-64
Gold Elisabeth Ira HUSIN Belgium; Silver Diane PEARCE England; Bronze Margaret WELSMAN England, Gertrud RUGE Germany
Women's Doubles 60-64
Gold Elisabeth Ira HUSIN Belgium, Barbara BROMBOSZCZ Poland; Silver Karin FLEMKE, Christine LOBBE Germany; Bronze Elvira HERRMANN, Gertrud RUGE Germany, Marianne KERWAT, Roswitha LINDNER Germany
Women's Singles 65-69
Gold Jutta BARON Germany; Silver Jarmila HUMMELOVA Czech Republic; Bronze Karin RAUSCHER Germany, Ursula KRUGER Germany
Women's Doubles 65-69
Gold Jutta BARON, Gudrun ENGEL Germany; Silver Roswitha BERG, Karin RAUSCHER Germany; Bronze Ursula KRUGER, Petra REDAM Germany, Imola PETOHAZI, Gizella ZACHER Hungary
Women's Singles 70-74
Gold Sally BAX England; Silver Doreen SCHOFIELD England; Bronze Heidi WUNNER Germany, Sylvia TYLER England
Women's Doubles 70-74
Gold Sally BAX, Jean WHITE England; Silver Doris DIECKMANN, Rosemarie PREININGER Germany; Bronze Marianne ERNST, Lilo VOLKMANN Germany, Renate METGE, Ingrid SCHAAR Germany
Women's Singles 75-79
Gold Marianne BLASBERG Germany; Silver Nicole PILLIERE France; Bronze Edith SANTIFALLER-HUBER Italy, Sigrid MATTHIAS Germany
Women's Doubles 75-79
Gold Anneliese BISCHOFF, Sigrid MATTHIAS Germany; Silver Betty BIRD England, Nicole PILLIERE France; Bronze Marianne BLASBERG Germany, Pamela BUTCHER England, Martha WILLKE Germany, Edith SANTIFALLER-HUBER Italy
Women's Singles 80-84
Gold Pamela BUTCHER England; Silver Gisela LANGEN Germany; Bronze Margit MIERSCH Germany, Sabine KRAMER Germany
Women's Doubles 80-84
Gold Kaija KOSONEN Finland, Gisela LANGEN Germany; Silver Eliska KREJCOVA Czech Republic, Sabine KRAMER Germany; Bronze Antonina DOBRYNINA Russia, Laimdota JORDANE Latvia, Yvette FOLLON, Irene HECQ Belgium
Women's Singles over 85
Gold Nellie PENNEY England; Silver Ursula BIHL Germany
Women's Doubles over 85
Gold Nellie PENNEY England, Gre KORF Netherlands; Silver Ursula BIHL, Inge-Brigitte HERRMANN Germany
Archiv
Tischtennis: Göran Skogsberg (Schweden) und Matti Lappalainen (Finnland) waren im Doppel eine Nummer zu groß für Wolfgang und Wolfgang. Gegen die späteren Europameister schieden die beiden Deutschen mit 0:3 aus.
