Johnny Leach |
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Full name |
LEACH Johnny |
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Nationality |
England |
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Medal record
Men's table tennis |
Competitor for England |
World Championships |
Bronze | 1955 Utrecht | Team |
Bronze | 1954 Wembley | Team |
Silver | 1953 Bucharest | Doubles |
Gold | 1953 Bucharest | Team |
Silver | 1952 Bombay | Doubles |
Silver | 1952 Bombay | Mixed Doubles |
Silver | 1952 Bombay | Team |
Gold | 1951 Vienna | Singles |
Bronze | 1951 Vienna | Doubles |
Bronze | 1951 Vienna | Mixed Doubles |
Bronze | 1950 Budapest | Team |
Gold | 1949 Stockholm | Singles |
Bronze | 1949 Stockholm | Mixed Doubles |
Bronze | 1949 Stockholm | Team |
Bronze | 1947 Paris | Singles |
Silver | 1947 Paris | Doubles |
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Johnny Leach (born 1923)[1] was a British table tennis player. From 1947 to 1955 he won several medals in single, double, and team events at the World Table Tennis Championships, including the individual Men's World Championships at Stockholm in 1949 and Vienna in 1951, a World Team Championship Gold Medal for UK (1953) and Silver Medal (runner up) in 1952, and runner up (Silver) in men's doubles in three World Championships (1947,1952,1953).[2][3] He is currently the president of the English Table Tennis Association.
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Persondata |
Name |
Leach, Johnny |
Alternative names |
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Short description |
British table tennis player |
Date of birth |
1923 |
Place of birth |
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Date of death |
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