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Silver Cup Winners Last Updated 09/12/2020 Presented to the Losing Finalists of the Gold Cup Silver Cup Winners Last updated 09/12/2020 Presented to the losing finalists of the Gold Cup. Until 1969 it was presented to the winners of the Quarter Finals who had not reached the final Year Player 1 Player 2 Player 3 Player 4 Player 5 Player 6 1932 Not competed for 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940-45 No competition 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 Joe Bloomberg Joe Hochwald H Brostoff S Fielding JH Taylor E Masser 1954 Joel Tarlo Alan Truscott Jim Sharples Bob Sharples 1955 J G Shearer P M Russell T Lamb Mrs J R Hunter 1956 Phyllis Williams Pat Gardener Fritzi Gordon Doris, Lady Rhodes Dorothy Shanahan 1957 Rixi Markus Joan Durran Mrs F Richard Marjorie Whittaker 1958 S Reed J Butler GCH Fox Sid Hoffman 1959 Nico Gardener Albert Rose Melvyn Rockfelt Jack Nunes Albert Dormer Derek Rimington 1960 Honor Rye Mrs D Gardener Michael Triefus Stanley Merkin Joel Tarlo Coleman 1961 Terence Reese Boris Schapiro Louis Tarlo Claude Rodrigue Harold Franklin Kenneth Konstam 1962 Rixi Markus Joel Tarlo Michael Wolach Tony Priday Alan Truscott 1963 Stephen Thomas Nina Thomas A Jones J Spielman R Phillips Mrs R Phillips 1964 GCH Fox R Forbes Betty Harris(Fox) W Whyte 1965 S Fielding E Masser R Dorsey D Lyons E Newman 1966 Rita Oldroyd Raymond Brock Irving Manning Joe Bloomberg Alf Finlay S Fielding 1967 S Jackson B Beilin Grattan Endicott Peter Morley John Hill 1968 Alan Wardman Eric Crowhurst Keith Stanley R M Green Gerard Faulkner Douglas Romain 1969 Alan Wardman Eric Crowhurst Keith Stanley R M Green Gerard Faulkner Douglas Romain 1970 Barry Posner Geoffrey Breskal Jack Nunes Joel Tarlo Ralph Swimer 1971 Terence Reese Jeremy Flint Jonathan CansinoIrving Rose Claude Rodrigue Tony Priday 1972 Victor Silverstone Willie Coyle Sam Leckie Victor Goldberg Barnet Shenkin 1973 Joe Bloomberg Tony Sowter Irving Manning Alf Finlay Rita Oldroyd 1974 Bill Pencharz I M Panto A Hiron C P Lester R J Rowlands D Rimington 1975 Barry Posner John Collings Douglas SmerdonJack Nunes Geoffrey Breskal John Sadler 1976 Barry Posner John Collings Douglas SmerdonJack Nunes Geoffrey Breskal Joe Amsbury 1977 Ron Morrish Mike Pomfrey David BrethertonEric Crowhurst David Huggett 1978 Patrick Collins Andrew Thompson Michael Dilks Richard Butland John Reardon Colin Bishop 1979 Maria-Luce Dixon Brian Mervis Gus Calderwood Peter Czerniewski Chris Dixon 1980 Tony Sowter Sally Sowter(Brock) Sandra Landy Joe Amsbury Alan Woo Steve Lodge 1981 Michael Airey Graham Link Dave Collins Phil Topley Roger Bryant Mike Allen 1982 Robert Sheehan Jeremy Flint Irving Rose Zia Mahmood Chris Dixon Victor Silverstone 1983 Denis Robson Bernard Goldenfield John Buck Raymond Semp Rhona Goldenfield 1984 Michael Airey Graham Link Dave Collins Phil Topley Mike Allen Roger Bryant 1985 G Ruia B Ruia A Ruia Alan Mould D Whyte S Ball 1986 David Greenwood Barnet Shenkin Steve Fishpool Dick Shek 1987 Richard Fleet John Pottage Peter CzerniewskiBarry Rigal Jim Niblett Peter Jackson 1988 Geoffrey Breskal John Collings Richard SampsonDavid Edwin Graham Cooke Ian Panto 1989 Bill Niccol David Stevenson David Barton Leslie Klein 1990 Brian Callaghan Rob Cliffe Jim Niblett Peter Jackson 1991 Tony Forrester Andrew Robson Robert Sheehan Willy Coyle Sally Horton (Brock)( Steve Lodge 1992 Oliver Segal John Cox Willie Whittaker A Robson C Dixon V Silverstone 1993 Les Steel Barnet Shenkin Graham MathesonVictor Goldberg Malcolm Cuthbertson Andrew McIntosh 1994 John Frosztega Ian Lancaster John Elliott Sandra Landy Julian Pottage Graham Allan 1995 Alan Mould Gary Hyett John Helme Paul Bowyer Rick Bentley Jim Mason 1996 Andrew McNair Tim Rees Graham Horsley Roger Gibbons Alan Kay Jerry Cope 1997 Ian Reissman Sally Brock Su Burn(King) Steve Eginton Mike Perkins 1998 Gerald Soper Terry Goldsmith Rod Oakford John Short 1999 Unal Durmus Espen Erichsen Brian Senior Ian Monachan Joe Fawcett Glyn Liggins 2000 Tony Waterlow Ian Panto Victor SilverstoneGerald Haase Roger Gibbons David Kendrick 2001 Willie Crook Rob Sharpe Graham Kirby Tony Sowter Tony McNiff 2002 Ian Monachan Unal Durmus Espen Erichsen Gunnar Hallberg Lionel Wright 2003 Janet de Botton Justin Hackett Jason Hackett Gunnar Hallberg Nick Sandqvist Paul Hackett 2004 Ian Monachan David Burn Brian Callaghan Gary Hyett Alan Mould 2005 Patrick Collins Gerald Tredinnick Stuart TredinnickPeter Crouch Neil Rosen Derek Patterson 2006 Michael Byrne John Hassett Alex Morris Michelle Brunner John Holland Bill Hirst 2007 Nick Stevens Jim Mason Paul Bowyer Duncan Happer Ben Green Dick Pathan 2008 Patrick Collins Derek Patterson Gerald TredinnickStuart Tredinnick 2009 Patrick Collins Derek Patterson Gerald TredinnickStuart Tredinnick 2010 Nick Stevens Duncan Happer Jim Mason Garry Watson David Jones 2011 Alexander Allfrey Andrew Robson Tony Forrester David Gold Peter Crouch Derek Patterson 2012 Janet de Botton Artur Malinowski Thor-Erik HoftaniskaDavid Burn Nick Sandqvist 2013 Brian Senior Nevena Senior Sandra Penfold Ed Jones Glyn Liggins Joe Fawcett 2014 Andrew McIntosh Phil King Cameron Small Stefan Skorchev 2015 Sally Brock Barry Myers Chris Dixon Taf Anthias 2016 Sally Brock Barry Myers Neil Rosen Martin Jones 2017 Sally Brock Barry Myers Neil Rosen Martin Jones Norman Selway Kay Preddy 2018 Jeremy Dhondy Heather Dhondy Ian Pagan Brian Callaghan 2019 Simon Gillis Odin Svendsen Glyn Liggins Espen Erichsen Tom Hanlon Hugh McGann 2020 Janet de Botton Artu Malinowski Thor Erik HoftaniskaTom Townsend David Bakhshi Dror Padon Derek Rimington Kenneth Konstam Victor Silverstone Andrew McIntosh.
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