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1928 World Table Tennis Championships
Location:
Stockholm (Sweden)
Date:
24 January - 29 January 1928
Medalists
Category
Gold
Silver
Bronze
Category:
Men's Singles
Gold:
Mechlovits Zoltan
Silver:
Bellak Laszlo
Bronze:
Liebster Alfred
Flussmann Paul
Category:
Women's Singles
Gold:
Mednyanszky Maria
Silver:
Metzger Erika
Bronze:
Ingram Joan
Evans Doris
Category:
Men's Doubles
Gold:
Liebster Alfred
Thum Robert
Silver:
Bull Charles
Perry Fred
Bronze:
Bellak Laszlo
Glancz Sandor
Jacobi Roland
Mechlovits Zoltan
Category:
Women's Doubles
Gold:
Flamm Fanchette
Mednyanszky Maria
Silver:
Evans Doris
Sommerville Brenda
Bronze:
Ingram Joan
Land Winifred
Category:
Mixed Doubles
Gold:
Mechlovits Zoltan
Mednyanszky Maria
Silver:
Metzger Erika
Pecsi Daniel
Bronze:
Bull Charles
Ingram Joan
Perry Fred
Land Winifred
Category:
Men's Team
Gold:
Hungary:
Jacobi Roland
Glancz Sandor
Bellak Laszlo
Mechlovits Zoltan
Pecsi Daniel
Silver:
Austria:
Flussmann Paul
Liebster Alfred
Pillinger Munio
Thum Robert
Bronze:
England:
Haydon Adrian
Bull Charles
Allwright Charles
Mase C.g.
Perry Fred