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Olympic Fencing Team Results Olympic Fencing Team Results by George Masin 3/22/2014 Olympic Fencing Team Results - 1904 Men's Foil Team Thursday, September 8, 1904 1 Cuba/USA Díaz Martínez, Manuel Dionisius (*1874-04-08 - †1929-02-20) Fonst Segundo, Ramón (*1883-08-31 - †1959-09-10) Post, Albertson Van Zo (*1866-07-28 - †1938-01-23) 2 United States Fox, Arthur George (*1878-09-09 - †1958-08-17) Tatham, Charles (*1854-09-03 - †1939-09-24) Townsend, (Samuel George) Fitzhugh (*1872-04 - †1906-12-11) The 1904 Men's Foil Team competition had 6 competitors on 2 teams In the 1904 Olympic Games, 6 different competitors from 2 countries competed in 1 team competitions KEY R1, R2, R3, ... — Eliminated in round 1, 2, 3, ... =99 — Tied for the indicated place W/D — Withdrew due to injury FFT — Forfeit Friday, March 21, 2014 Olympic Fencing Database 1904 - Page 1 of 1 Olympic Fencing Team Results - 1906 Men's Epee Team Thursday, April 26, 1906 1 France de la Falaise (Le Bailly -), Louis Verrant Gabriel "Georges", Count (*1866-03-24 - †1910-04-08) d'Hugues, Pierre Georges Louis (*1873-11-08 - †1961-08-21) Dillon-Kavanagh du Fertagh, Georges Antoine, Baron (*1873-02-14 - †1944-08-04) Mohr, Cyrill 2 Great Britain Desborough, (William Henry Grenfell) Lord (*1855-10-30 - †1945-01-09) Duff-Gordon, Cosmo Edmund (*1862-07-22 - †1931-04-20) Newton Robinson, Charles Edmund (*1853-10-14 - †1913-04-21) Seligman, Edgar Isaac (*1867-04-14 - †1958-09-27) 3 Belgium Cloquet, Constant (*1884) Crahay, Edmond (*1883-09-02 - †1957-03-29) de Montigny, (Orphile) Fernand (*1885-01-05 - †1974-01-02) Le Hardy de Beaulieu, Philippe (*1887 - †1942) 4 Greece Georgiadis, Ioannis (Ιωάννης Γεωργιάδης) (*1876-03-29 - †1960-03-14) Petropoulos, Georgios (Γεώργιος Πετρόπουλος) (*1872-05-23) Valakakis, Georgios (Γέωργιος Βαλακάκης) Zorbas, Khristos (Χρήστος Ζορμπας) =5 Netherlands de Jong, Adrianus Egbertus Willem "Arie" (*1882-06-21 - †1966-12-23) Doorman, Jetze (*1881-07-02 - †1931-02-28) Hubert van Blijenburgh, Willem Peter (*1881-07-11 - †1936-10-14) van der Grinten, Hendrik Joseph (*1880-05-22 - †1911-07-24) =5 Germany Casmir, Gustav (*1872-11-05 - †1910-10-02) Erckrath de Bary, Jakob (*1864-03-10 - †1938-08-14) Petri, (Karl) August (*1878) Schön, Emil (*1872-08-04 - †1945-01-29) The 1906 Men's Epee Team competition had 24 competitors on 6 teams Friday, March 21, 2014 Olympic Fencing Database 1906 - Page 1 of 2 Olympic Fencing Team Results - 1906 Men's Sabre Team Saturday, April 28, 1906 1 Germany Casmir, Gustav (*1872-11-05 - †1910-10-02) Erckrath de Bary, Jakob (*1864-03-10 - †1938-08-14) Petri, (Karl) August (*1878) Schön, Emil (*1872-08-04 - †1945-01-29) 2 Greece Georgiadis, Ioannis (Ιωάννης Γεωργιάδης) (*1876-03-29 - †1960-03-14) Kordogiannis, Triantafyllos (Τριαντάφυλλος Κορδογιάννης) (*1890) Sakorafos, Menelaos (Μενελαος Σακοραφοσ) (*1870 - †1943) Zorbas, Khristos (Χρήστος Ζορμπας) 3 Netherlands Melvill van Carnbée, James Arnaud Henri Louis (*1867-08-11 - †1944-01-04) Osten, Johannes Franciskus (*1879-09-14 - †1965-03-27) van Löben Sels, Maurits Jacob (*1876-05-01 - †1944-10-04) van Rossem, George (*1882-05-30 - †1955-01-14) 4 Hungary Apáthy, Jenő Mészáros, Lóránt (*1879) Nagy, Béla (*1876 - †1924-10-17) Tóth, Péter (*1882-07-12 - †1967-02-28) The 1906 Men's Sabre Team competition had 16 competitors on 4 teams In the 1906 Olympic Games, 34 different competitors from 7 countries competed in 2 team competitions KEY R1, R2, R3, ... — Eliminated in round 1, 2, 3, ... =99 — Tied for the indicated place W/D — Withdrew due to injury FFT — Forfeit Friday, March 21, 2014 Olympic Fencing Database 1906 - Page 2 of 2 Olympic Fencing Team Results - 1908 Men's Epee Team Friday, July 24, 1908 1 France Alibert, Gaston Jules Louis Antoine (*1878-02-22 - †1917-12-26) Berger, Herman Georges (*1875-08-01 - †1924-01-13) Collignon, Charles Edgar (*1877-09-07) Gravier, Bernard (*1882 - †1923-08) Lippmann, Alexandre Auguste (*1881-06-11 - †1960-02-23) Olivier, Eugène Victor (*1881-09-17 - †1964-05-05) Stern, Jean (*1875-02-19 - †1962) 2 Great Britain Amphlett, Edgar Montague (*1867-09-01 - †1931-01-09) Daniell, (Cyrus) Leaf (*1877 - †1913-02-28) Haig, Cecil Henry (*1862-03-16 - †1947-03-03) Holt, Martin Drummond Vesey (*1881-01-13 - †1956-11-02) Montgomerie, Robert Cecil Lindsay (*1880-02-15 - †1939-04-28) Seligman, Edgar Isaac (*1867-04-14 - †1958-09-27) 3 Belgium Anspach, Paul (*1882-04-01 - †1981-08-28) Beaurain, Désiré (*1881-09-02 - †1963-10-24) Bosmans, Fernand (*1883-06-29 - †1960-07-30) de Montigny, (Orphile) Fernand (*1885-01-05 - †1974-01-02) Feyerick, Ferdinand (*1865-01-27 - †1920-09-12) Rom, François (*1882-04-08 - †1942-02-02) Willems, Victor (*1877-02-19 - †1918) 4 Italy Bertinetti, Marcello (*1885-04-26 - †1967-07-31) Mangiarotti, Giuseppe (*1883-05-27 - †1970-10-24) Nowak, Riccardo (*1885-01-16 - †1950-02-18) Olivier, Abelardo (*1877-11-09 - †1951-01-24) =5 Germany Erckrath de Bary, Jakob (*1864-03-10 - †1938-08-14) Lichtenfels, Julius (*1884-05-19 - †1968-06-29) Petri, (Karl) August (*1878) Stöhr, Georg (*1885-05-21 - †1977-03-31) =5 Denmark Becker, Otto Christian (*1887-12-31 - †1970-03-30) Levison, Ejnar Herman (*1880-05-15 - †1970-08-03) Osiier, Ivan Joseph Martin (*1888-12-16 - †1965-09-23) Østrup, Lauritz Christian (*1881-06-06 - †1940-05-21) Sander, Herbert Stanley (*1879-08-21 - †1947-11-18) =5 Bohemia Goppold z Lobsdorfu Sr., Vilém (*1869-05-25 - †1943-06-15) Lada, Otakar (*1883-05-22 - †1956-07-12) Lada-Sázavský, Vlastimil (*1886-03-31 - †1956-04-22) Tvrzský, Vilém (*1880 - †1943) Friday, March 21, 2014 Olympic Fencing Database 1908 - Page 1 of 4 Olympic Fencing Team Results - 1908 =5 Sweden Carlberg, (Gustaf) Eric (*1880-04-05 - †1963-08-14) Lindblom, Gustaf Thorbjörn (*1883-08-19 - †1976-03-16) Peyron, Henry Georg Rudolf (*1883-06-14 - †1972-02-19) von Rosen, Pontus Robert Conrad (*1881-11-21 - †1951-01-11) 9 Netherlands de Jong, Adrianus Egbertus Willem "Arie" (*1882-06-21 - †1966-12-23) Doorman, Jetze (*1881-07-02 - †1931-02-28) Labouchere, Alfred Joan (*1867-01-19 - †1953-01-24) van Rossem, George (*1882-05-30 - †1955-01-14) The 1908 Men's Epee Team competition had 45 competitors on 9 teams Friday, March 21, 2014 Olympic Fencing Database 1908 - Page 2 of 4 Olympic Fencing Team Results - 1908 Men's Sabre Team Friday, July 24, 1908 1 Hungary Földes, Dezső (*1880-12-30 - †1950-03-27) Fuchs (-Fekete), Jenő (*1882-10-29 - †1955-03-14) Gerde, Oszkár (*1883-07-08 - †1944-10-08) Tóth, Péter (*1882-07-12 - †1967-02-28) Werkner, Lajos (*1883-10-23 - †1943-11-12) 2 Italy Bertinetti, Marcello (*1885-04-26 - †1967-07-31) Ceccherini, Sante Lorenzo Minotti (*1863-11-15 - †1932-08-09) Nowak, Riccardo (*1885-01-16 - †1950-02-18) Olivier, Abelardo (*1877-11-09 - †1951-01-24) Pirzio Biroli, Allessandro (*1877-07-23 - †1962-05-20) 3 Bohemia Goppold z Lobsdorfu Sr., Vilém (*1869-05-25 - †1943-06-15) Lada, Otakar (*1883-05-22 - †1956-07-12) Lada-Sázavský, Vlastimil (*1886-03-31 - †1956-04-22) Schejbal, Bedřich (*1874) Tuček (Šourek), Jaroslav (*1882-08-24) 4 France de la Falaise (Le Bailly -), Louis Verrant Gabriel "Georges", Count (*1866-03-24 - †1910-04-08) de Lesseps, Bertrand Marie (*1875-02-03 - †1918-08-28) Perrodon, Marc Marie Jean (*1878-08-31 - †1939-02-22) Renaud, Jean-Joseph (*1873-01-16 - †1953-12-08) =5 Belgium du Bosch, André Grade, Étienne (*1875-03-12) Van der Voodt, Joseph Van Tomme, Antoine =5 Germany Erckrath de Bary, Jakob (*1864-03-10 - †1938-08-14) Jack, Friedrich "Fritz" (*1879-12-24 - †1966-05-15) Krünert, Robert Petri, (Karl) August (*1878) =5 Netherlands de Jong, Adrianus Egbertus Willem "Arie" (*1882-06-21 - †1966-12-23) Doorman, Jetze (*1881-07-02 - †1931-02-28) van Löben Sels, Maurits Jacob (*1876-05-01 - †1944-10-04) van Rossem, George (*1882-05-30 - †1955-01-14) =5 Great Britain James, H. Evan Marsh, William Walter (*1877-03-29 - †1959-02-12) Murray, Arthur C. Wilson, Charles A. (*1865 - †1950) The 1908 Men's Sabre Team competition had 35 competitors on 8 teams Friday, March 21, 2014 Olympic Fencing Database 1908 - Page 3 of 4 Olympic Fencing Team Results - 1908 In the 1908 Olympic Games, 69 different competitors from 10 countries competed in 2 team competitions KEY R1, R2, R3, ... — Eliminated in round 1, 2, 3, ... =99 — Tied for the indicated place W/D — Withdrew due to injury FFT — Forfeit Friday, March 21, 2014 Olympic Fencing Database 1908 - Page 4 of 4 Olympic Fencing Team Results - 1912 Men's Epee Team Wednesday, July 10, 1912 1 Belgium Anspach, Henri (*1882-07-10 - †1979-03-29) Anspach, Paul (*1882-04-01 - †1981-08-28) Hennet, Robert Joseph Charles (*1886-01-22 - †1930) Ochs, Jacques M. (*1883-02-18 - †1971-04-03) Salmon, Gaston J. M. (*1878 - †1917) Willems, Victor (*1877-02-19 - †1918) 2 Great Britain Davson, Percival May (*1877-09-30 - †1959-12-05) Everitt, Arthur Francis Graham (*1872-08-27 - †1952-01-10) Holt, Martin Drummond Vesey (*1881-01-13 - †1956-11-02) Martineau, Sydney (*1863-01-06 - †1945-12-19) Montgomerie, Robert Cecil Lindsay (*1880-02-15 - †1939-04-28) Seligman, Edgar Isaac (*1867-04-14 - †1958-09-27) 3 Netherlands de Jong, Adrianus Egbertus Willem "Arie" (*1882-06-21 - †1966-12-23) Doorman, Jetze (*1881-07-02 - †1931-02-28) Hubert van Blijenburgh, Willem Peter (*1881-07-11 - †1936-10-14) Nardus (Salomon-), Léonardus "Léo" (*1868-05-05 - †1955-06-12) van Rossem, George (*1882-05-30 - †1955-01-14) 4 Sweden Branting, Georg (*1887-09-21 - †1965-07-06) Carlberg, (Gustaf) Eric (*1880-04-05 - †1963-08-14) Lindblom, Gustaf Thorbjörn (*1883-08-19 - †1976-03-16) Sörensen, Einar Folke (*1875-07-26 - †1941-09-23) Sparre (af Söfdeborg), Pehr Louis (*1863-08-03 - †1964-10-26) von Rosen, Pontus Robert Conrad (*1881-11-21 - †1951-01-11) =5 Denmark Levison, Ejnar Herman (*1880-05-15 - †1970-08-03) Olsen (-Frender), Hans Knud Valdemar (*1886-01-21 - †1976-09-13) Osiier, Ivan Joseph Martin (*1888-12-16 - †1965-09-23) Østrup, Lauritz Christian (*1881-06-06 - †1940-05-21) =5 Greece Kambas, Panagiotis A.
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