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1948 World Table Tennis Championships
Location:
Wembley (England)
Date:
4 February - 11 February 1948
Medalists
Category
Gold
Silver
Bronze
Category:
Men's Singles
Gold:
Bergmann Richard
Silver:
Vana Bohumil
Bronze:
Amouretti Guy
Andreadis Ivan
Category:
Women's Singles
Gold:
Lantos Gizella
Silver:
Thomas Vera
Bronze:
Pokorna Vlasta
Rozeanu Angelica
Category:
Men's Doubles
Gold:
Stipek Ladislav
Vana Bohumil
Silver:
Haydon Adrian
Soos Ferenc
Bronze:
Barna Victor
Bergmann Richard
Bednar Heinrich
Wunsch Herbert
Category:
Women's Doubles
Gold:
Franks Margaret
Thomas Vera
Silver:
Beregi Dora
Elliot Helen
Bronze:
Fowler Audrey
Lentle Irene
Neuberger Leah
Thall Thelma
Category:
Mixed Doubles
Gold:
Miles Richard
Thall Thelma
Silver:
Pokorna Vlasta
Vana Bohumil
Bronze:
Bergmann Richard
Beregi Dora
Sido Ferenc
Rozeanu Angelica
Category:
Men's Team
Gold:
Czechoslovakia:
Andreadis Ivan
Marinko Max
Stipek Ladislav
Tokar Frantisek
Vana Bohumil
Silver:
France:
Amouretti Guy
Bordrez Maurice
Dubouille Charles
Haguenauer Michel
Manchiska Eugene
Bronze:
Austria:
Bednar Heinrich
Diwald Rudolf
Eckl Otto
Just Heribert
Wunsch Herbert
USA:
Miles Richard
Nash Garrett
Price William
Reisman Martin
Category:
Women's Team
Gold:
England:
Beregi Dora
Franks Margaret
Steventon Elizabeth
Thomas Vera
Silver:
Hungary:
Gyorgy Loretta
Karpati Rozsi
Lantos Gizella
Bronze:
Czechoslovakia:
Kettnerova Marie
Krejcova Eliska
Pokorna Vlasta
Zelenkova Marie
Romania:
Rozeanu Angelica
Szasz Sari