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SPORTS PHILATELISTS INTERNATIONAL SPORTS Number k March - April 1973 Volume 11 % - s>am 2 by Ira Seebacher

Having whipped out our faithful Reporterflex with f/2.8 macro and having been ably assisted by the sterling services of the corner drug­ store which undertakes to do what it fondly but over-optimistlcally describes as processing, we are ready with another installment of off- the-beat philatelic collections. Perhaps more sporting than philatelic is the collec ting of corner cards , foreign and domestic. We have found that their plurality can beat you down but should you assay this form of colle cting, you can make it tougher by deciding on an early cut-off date o r by rejecting cards not in color. Since so many SPI members are Olym pic collectors exclu sively, we show corner cards of the '12, '20, %2k and '28 (Win- ter) organizing committees from the Orovsky corresponde nce. A chaste and e arlier entrant is that of the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club with its corne r card on the back flap. Obviously the opportunitle s for finding such cards are many, particularly of U.S. origin. Have fun. (Pigs. 1 to 5).

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Then as another collection, you might just consider paquebot cov­ ers with sports stamp franking. Not so easily found but worth the seeking. We'll show just one posted aboard the Grace Line's Santa Rosa, franked with the Turner stamp, and. cancelled at Curacao. (Fig. 8 Perhaps we made a boo-boo in not mentioning, while on the subject of corner cards, that the field is narrower and tougher when confined exclusively to U.S. and/or foreign . For your edifi­ cation, please note the 1895 card from a Boston concern that, among other items, carried flies for fishermen, (Fig. 9)

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Another interesting pursuit—perhaps a lonely one since we know of few others interested, is the collecting of covers adorned by sport labels. We've a number, many, unfortunately, with the label on the back but ever so few are heart palpitatingly gorgeous by being labeled on the stamp side and tied by cancel. Again with deference to the Ol­ ympians a corner card from the 1912 Stockholm Games with one of the multi-colored, multi-lingual labels Issued for the Games. (Fig. 10). Early U.S. examples: a 1910 cover from Taunton with a label for a Boston motor boat show and an 1896 cover from Appleton, Wis. whose label publicizes a coming statewide bicycle meet of the Wisconsin Div­ ision of L.A.W. (League of American Wheelmen). (Figs. 11 & 12).

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SPORTS S. OLYMPICS

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Page 4 Continued from page 3 Finally, for this insertion of our rambling discussion of sports philate­ ly's bypaths, you might try dipping into the tremendous area of post card collecting (may we add as a gentle jiggle, we don't mean postal cards). The early ones are often amusing, near­ ly always nostalgic, and surprisingly well-printed as compared with some of today's garnish eye-poppers. The two here are German with one showing a Radfathrer-Bundes (Bicyclist's League) Hotel, the other scenes of Frankfurt including a rather stately tennis match at the bottom left. (Figs. 13 & 1*0. Again, may we stress our need for more photos for this series to conclude. But by now, some of you may be commen­ cing to realize how few branches of philately cannot be topically explored. Olympic Postal Stationery by Irwin Bloomfield Part II

CONTINUED FROM THE LAST ISSUE. 8. Great Britain 19*1-8 - XIV Summer Olympic Games. An aerogramme with imprinted stamp, bright red violet, dark blue inscriptions, bluish gray overlay on creamy gray paper. Kessler's numbers 5B. 5a stamp misplaced, printed on top of the bluish gray overlay. 5b. Albino impression of stamp. 5c. Stamp printed with aniline ink, can be distinguished under an ultra violet ray lamp. H&G #k. Godinas Catalog #'s A5. A5a. 9. Austria 19^8 Commemorating the XIV Summer Olympic Games. (A) Postcard with imprinted lS+50g dark blue Olympic Flame imprinted stamp (type Scott B22*0 . Vertical line down center of card separating the address lines on right from blank space on left for message or otherwise. (B) Postcard, same as (A) with printed text on card: Osterreichischer Olympiatag (Austrian Olympic Day). Edition 10,000. Both (A) & (B) have printed, in German, across the top: "Issued by the Austrian Olympic Committee to aid the Olympic Fund". Also between the imprinted stamp and the vertical line, the printed word: "Korres- pondenzkarte". These cards were printed to private order with paper usually furnished by the buyer (in this case, the Austrian Olympic Com- mittee) j and usually with stamp of color or value other than those of regular issues. Although in this instance the imprinted stamp has the same value and color as the regular issue, B22*l<. There is uncertainty and doubt whether item (B) above with the text "Osterreichisher Olymp- iatag" exists as such. Item (A) is known to have gone through the mails and was cancelled with a round cancel reading: Wein/Osterreich- er Olympiatag 19^8. Closely related to postal Olympic stationery, in a rather unique way, is an interesting airmailed registered and censored FDC dated Jan. 16, 19*1-8 with Austria B224 attached to the cover, issued by Austria-Phil­ atelist Verlag Adolf Koselwlen, is a postal stationery envelope with a pair of imprinted stamps-a green I2g Franz Schubert and a brown l8g Franz Grillparzer-overprinted in red block letters across the pair of imprinted stamps the word "Ungultig" (invalid) and above the pair, in red, the word "Drucksache!" (printed matter). Also, printed in the up­ per left corner in red, "First Day-Ersttag/(01ympic Torch and Rings)/ Olympiajahr/1948". If the values had not been invalidated or voided, this item would have been an Olympic postal stationery item. The post­ age which carried this item were two regular B22*J- stamps which were postally cancelled. 10. Austria 1952 in connection with XV Olympic Games Helsinki. (A) Postcard lS+50g dark blue Olympic Flame imprinted stamp (type Sc­ ott B22*0 . Same as postcard 9A with new text in German: "I Austrian Sport and Olympic Stamp Exhibition/First Day of Olympic Stamp 1952/26 January 1952". Further printed under word "Korrespondenzkartz" is a blue rectangle inscribed in white "Hit Flugpost/Par Avion". (B) Postcard lS+50g dark blue Olympic Flame imprinted stamp, same as postcard (9A), however with new text, "Olympia-Sonderflug Wlen-Helsin- ki/17 Juli 1952" in white on blue background at lower left.

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10B • »04tKI»!«fftA>vmni (C) Envelope (airmail type) with IS ultramarine "Tirol" girl in nat­ ive costume (type Scott 537) • imprinted stamp. At upper left imprint­ ed text in white letters on blue rectangle "Olympiade-Sonderflug/Wien- Helsinki/(01ympic Rings)/17 Juli 1952". At lower left blue rectangle inscribed white letters "Mit Flugpost/Par Avion". This envelope is actually an air- folded vertically in half and then horiz­ ontally in half into an envelope forming an . The author has not seen any of these that have actually gone through the mails, and know if enclosures were allowed in the envelope formed or whether sheet had to carry message. This envelope or sheet was printed to private order as the notation under the stamp has the date "29 August 1951"• There exists many such envelopes in postal stationery with different costume designs and different values, however without any Olympic connotation such as this folded air-letter.

11. Germany - West Berlin 1953- (A) Postcard with 20pfg red Olympic stadium imprinted stamp (type Sc, 9N102). The design shows the east entrance to the Berlin Olympic Sta­ dium. Gray white in color, issued in 1953. There is a red vertical line down the center and imprinted between the line and stamp "Post- karte mit Anwortkare/Carte Postale Aver Reponse Payee". Below stamp at right of line are lines for addresse's name and address. To the left of line, at upper left, is small red circle and lines and in­ structions for sender's name and address. (B) Postcard attached to (A) with same imprinted stamp. However the red line down the center has small red circle, and the wording is "Ca­ rte Postale-Reponse/Postkarte-Antwort. Both (A) & (B) together are foreign rate reply cards. H&G #26. 12. Germany - West Berlin 1951/55. (A) Envelope with 20pfg red Olympic Stadium, east entrance imprinted stamp (type Scott 9N102). This is one of a series of envelopes, made to private order, during 1951 to 1955t with imprinted stamps and de­ signs showing pictures of Berlin buildings. 13. Austria 195^ on the occasion of the 2nd Sports Stamp Exhibition. (A) Postcard lS+50g dark blue Olympic Flame imprinted stamp (type Sc B22*4-), the basic card (9A), now with new text, in green, "Olympische Festwochen 195*1-/2 .Sportbriefmarken Ausstellung. 1*1-. Australia 1956 Commemorating the XVI Olympic Summer Games. (A) Aerogram, lOd red coat of arms of Melbourne imprinted stamp at the left, Olympic Stadium in red, and 5 Olympic Rings below it in black. At upper left, three pennant flags, respectively inscribed, "Aerogramme", "By Airmail", "Par Avion". At bottom, across the entire aerogram, text, "XVIth Olympiad Melbourne 1956" in black letters. At right, below stamp, *+ lines for addressee's name and address. This aerogram is also available with a spelling error on the imprinted stamp, MELBOURNF. See illustrations. H&G #'s F8 & F8a. We might also note here that Australia issued another aerogram with a rectangular box in upper corner with notation within "Affix Two Post­ age Stamps total value lOd." At left side appears "Par Avion", Oly. Rings and picture of small cottage, with notation below it "Olymoic Village Melbours Australia 1956" and also "Approved by the Fostmaster General for acceptance as airletter no. 26." However, by our defina- tion of postal stationery, this is not so, because it did not have an imprinted stamp to carry it through the mails.

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15. Austria 1956 in Connection with the Melbourne Games. (A) Postcard lS+50g dark blue Olympic Flame (type B22*0 imprinted stamp. Again our basic 19*1-8 postcard, with new text, at lower left blue lettering in white rectangle, "Osterreichischer/Olympia Sonder- flug/(01ympic Rings and two Flames)(XVI. Olympiade/Wien-Nordpol-Mel- bourne". However, between the center vertical line and the stamp, the word "Korresponderkarte" is in black across the blue rectangle, with the white words "Mit Flugpost", and not above the rectangle as on the basic card. Further, under the rectangle, printed in blue "Via SAS Nordpolroute". To be continued Sign Up sn New Member! NEW ISSUE COLUMN BARBARA WILLIAMS de VIOLINI

BRAZIL November 29, 1972. Formula I Automobile World Racing Champ- ionship. 2.00cr, S/S, Racing car. Designed by Gian Colvi. Printed in offset by the Brazilian Mint in a quantity of 500,000. CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC December 28, 1972. Olympic History. 30F, Marathon, 1896; 40F, Rowing, 1900; 50F, Triple Jump, 1904; Swimming, 1908; Wrestling, 1912. EGYPT December 17, 1972. International Nile Rowing Festival, Luxor & Maadi. 20m, Rowers. Crews from Oxford, Cambridge Yale & Harvard.took part. FIJI March 9, 1973. 60th Anniversary of the Rugby Union. 2$, 8$, 25$, Players in action. Printed by lithograph by Questa Colour Security Press. GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC February 13, 1973. XV World Luge Champ­ ionships, Oberhof. 35p, Luge Course. Designed by Lothar Grunewald. Printed in offset in a quantity of 6 million. HUNGARY February , 1973. Hungarian Gold Medal winns at Munich. 40F, Pentathlon; 60F, Weight Lifter; lFt, Canoeing; 1.20Ft, Swimmer; l.SOFt, Boxer; 4Ft, Wrestlers; 6Ft, Fencer; lOFt, S/S, Lighting of the Olympic Flame & Medals. Designed by Laszlo Du-das. INDONESIA January 2, 1973. Thomas Cup Badminton Championship. 30rp, Thomas Cup; 75rp, Cup and Istar Sports Hall; 80rp, Cup and Badminton player. Designed by Soeivarsono & Soeripto. They were printed by the Indonesian Government Printing Office. JAPAN January 25, (l) February 17, (2.), 1973. 28th National Winter" Athletic Meet. lOy, Postcards (l), Ice Hockey; (2), Ski Jumper. Designed by Kanji Takeara (l) & Katsutoshi Hioki (2) Printed in a quantity of 4 million of each. LIBERIA January 5, 1973. Munich Olympic Winners. 5$, Di Biasi of Italy; 8$, Borzov of Russia; 10$, Yanagida of Japan: 12$, Spitz of the U.S.; 15$, Keino of Kenya; 25$, Meade of Eng­ land; 55$, S/S, Winkler of Germany. MALI January 15, 1973. 2nd African Games, Lagos. 70F, High Jumper 270F, Discus Thrower; 280F, Soccer Player. NEW ZEALAND February 7, 1973. Honoring New Zealands Rowing Team and their victory in Munich. 8$, Rowing Regatta. Designed by B. Langford. Printed in lithograph by Harrison & sons. NIGER January 15, 1973. 2nd African Games, Lagos. 30F, Pole Vault 40F, Basketball; 45F, Boxers; 75F, Soccer Players.

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NIGERIA January 8, 1973. 2nd African Games, Lagos. 5K, Runner; 12K Soccer Players; 18K, Table Tennis; 25K, National Stadium at Surulere. Printed by the Nigerian Security Press, Lagos, in a quantity of 2 million. ROMANIA October 13, 1972. Davis Cup Final, Romania vs. U.S.A., Oct. 13-15. 2.75L, Racket and Cup. SWEDEN March 2, 1973. Vasa Ski Race. 65o, Ski Race. Issued in a Booklet with other Swedish tourist attractions. Desinged by Dalecarlia. UNITED STATES February 10, 1973. 1st World Hot Air Ballonning Champ­ ionship, Albuquerque, New Mexico. 15$, Aerogramme. NEWS OF OUR MEMBERS

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10 Information Please

Helen Turner Joseph E. Schirmer

Starting with this issue the old "Question and Answer" column will be revived. Perhaps a new name will induce more members to become interested in contributing. With this in mind, the column will be known as "Information Please".

During the years that Bob Bruce was editor it made its debut, and was still a part of JSP when I was the interim editor while we were seeking a permanent one. However, it had died a natural death before John took over.

The nature of a column of this type, for some unknown reason, seems to be the one that survives the shortest length of time. Perhpas because too many can parti­ cipate no one makes the effort'to add their bit. Whatever the reason, its only way of surviving is through membership participation. So please don't wait for the other fellow, get busy yourself.

Bob Bruce suggested that biographical histories of famous persons in the world of sports would be useful and informative in writing up a sports collection. I have several in this category, plus some promised help from two members, and will start the ball rolling by listing those on Bob's list. The information nerd not be long, but should contain the life and activities of each one as related to the sport in which he was most devoted and involved in.

No. 1 Carl Diem (Germany B437) Frederick L. Jahn (G.TJ.R. 110) Gyorgy Kilian (Hungary 1373) Garlo Montu (San Marino 4.30) Jindrich Vanicek (Czecho. 351/354.) Henri Baillet-Latour (San Marino 432) Alberto Bonacossa (San Marino 423) Avery Brundage (San Marino 429) F. Sigfrid Edstrom (San Marino 431) Jules Rimet (Hungary 1772) James A. liaismith Miroslav Tyrs (Czecho. 187-91) Per Henrik Ling (Sweden 290-2) Robert Baden-Powell Johan Guths Muths Jindrich Fugner (Czech. 246-3) Ellen 0. Kallio (Finland 365) Leo LaGrange (France 845) Josef Scheiner (Czecho. 352-3) Ivar Wilksman (Finland 311)

* Indicates I have some information, at least enough to start with, but not at all complete, so if you have something to add, please send me your material.

The next issue will contain information on one or more, according to the space allotted. I will expect those members who suggested that this column be revived to send in for the information they want, and conversely to help answer requests from other members.

Please send your letters to: Mrs. Helen Turner, 2131/.. Pacific Hiway So., Space 81, Kent, Washington, USA 98031 11 A.P.S. Educational Program For Evaluating New Issues

From the November issue of the American Philatelist: DOMINICA: The entire Olympic issue of four values plus a souvenir sheet repeating the two high values. GHANA: The two-stamp souvenir sheet tacked-on to the normally printed five-stamp set with a Boy Scout motif. GRENADA: Souvenir sheet of high values with Munich Oly. Games motif. MALDIVE ISLANDS: A six-value set and a tacked-on souvenir sheet con­ taining two high values for the Munich Games. RAS al-KHAIMA: Two Munich Oly. Games "packages", one featuring athle­ tes and the other Oly. medals. Price exceeds $20. Also a silver item for Boy Scouts with a perf. and imperf. s/s priced at $lk. SHARJAH: Munich Olympics "package" containing 10 varieties, perf. and imperf., plus assorted souvenir sheets, price exceeds $8. Also anoth­ er "package" of 10, perf. and imperf. for the Sapporo Games. TOGO: A souvenir sheet tacked-on to the normally released five-stamp set for the Munich Games. From the December issue of the American Philatelist: GHANA: The five imperf. values released as part of the Boy Scout An­ niversary issue. GUINEA REP: Imperf. "package" of Munich Oly. issue. MALDIVES: Imperf. values (*4-) for the Boy Scout Jamboree. TCHAD: World Scout Jamboree imperf. sheet. From the January issue of the American Philatelist: GRENADA: Boy Scouts 65th anniversary souvenir sheet. RAS al-KHAIMA: Sapporo Winter Olympics "gold" value and imperf. item plus souvenir sheet. Peddled price in excess of $23 U.S. RAS al-KHAIMA: Two so-called "gold" items, one for Munich Games and one with a soccer motif. Peddled "package" also includes imperf. item and souvenir sheets. Price in excess of $39 U.S. From the February issue of the American Philatelist: ANTIGUA: Souvenir sheet of three with decorative margins showing sport of cricket. KHMERE REP. (CAMBODIA): So-called "gold" items with Munich motif.

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DID YOU KNOW????? by Joe Schirmer, Life Member #k The writer has documented proof, either newspaper; magazine; philate­ lic; etc. that such events have been or are being held. Did you know that running concurrent with the regular Winter & Summer Olympic Games we also have: Boy Scout Olympics Golf Olympics Bridge " International " Cooking " Little " Chess " P.A.L. " Crab Cake " Rural " Egg Special (Retarded Children) Eskimo " Technical Olympics Finger " Urban (NYC) " Great Bitter Lake Olympics Wheelchair " 13 "A Simplified Check-List of Competitive Sports on Stamps"

Bob Bruce SECTION 2 Year Scott Minkus Glbbons^ Michel Yvert Year ocott Minkus Gibbons Michel Yvert —• aSI~ — 312 ~94Tc") 559/31 33B — 3123 302 362 93(a) 262 313 34(d) 3623 3133 303 363 98(b) — 263 314 34?e) 3633 3143 304 364 93(c) 264 315 A34 3643 3153 305 365 93(d) 31 56 3653 265 31 56B 306 366 93(e) 31 57 3663 265A 31 573 307 367 ^52 Bl 58 3673 31 533 362/31 35 --- 31 59 362/31 95B 31 593 363/31 36 — Bl 60 363/31 563 2643 31 60B 364/31 37 — 31 61 364/31 373 31 61B 365/31 38 31 62 365/31 333 — 31 623 366/31 39 — Bl 63 366/31 393 --- 31 633 367/31 90 — 272 324 36 367/31 90B 273 3243 303 363/31 34 — 291 344 33(a) 363/31 343 — 290 341 33(b) 309 369 239 342 33(c) 3693 39(a) 292 343 33(d) 310 370 345 3703 39(b) 346 311 371 347 3713 39(c) 343 312 372 3723 39(d) 293 37 3 349-50/31 75 313 351-52/31 76 3733 39(e) 1969 294 354 90(a) 314 374 3543 3743 A40 295 355 90(b) 369 <£ Manama 355B «§*•*• 161/31 92 296 356 3693 & Manama 3563 90(c) 161S/31 923 297 357 370 & Manama 3573 90(d) 162/31 93 293 353 3703 & Manama 353B 90(e) 1623/31 933 359 299 90(f) 371 & Manama 3593 163/31 94 300 360 3713 & Manama 360B A42 1633/31 94B 301 361/31 77 372 & Manama 361/31 77 B 164/31 95 354/31 73 3723 & Manama 354/31 733 164B/31 953 355/31 79 373 & Manama 355/B1 79B 165/31 96 356/31 30 3733 & Manama 356/B1 303 1653/31 96B 357/B1 31 374 & Manama 357/31 313 170/31 97 353/31 82 3743 & Manama 353/31 323 1703/31 973 359/B1 83 177 375 Ik Year icott Minkus Gibbons Michel Yvert Year ocott Minkus Gibbons Michel Yvert 177 "' — 375 ' — 4513/31 1293— 3753 452/31 130 173 376 4523/B1 1303 376B 453/31 131 — 179 377 4533/31 1313— 3773 31 132 — 130 373 31 133 — 378B 31 134 131 379 31 135 — 379B 31 136 — 132 330 462 380B 462/31 144 —- 381/31 91 — 4623/B1 1443 331B/31 913 — 463 316 332 95(a) 3823 464 317 333 95(b) 465 3333 463/31 145 318 334 95(c) 4633/31 1453— 3843 464/31 146 — 319 335 95(d) 4643/31 146B— 3353 465/31 147 — 4653/31 1473— 320 336 A49 1970 479 336B 525 A67(a) 525B 321 337/31 93 — 430 A67(b) 337B/B1 933 — 526 526B 332/31 99 481 A67(c) 332B/B1 93B 527 5273 333/31 100 — 482 A67(d) 333B/B1 1003— 523 5233 334/B1 101 — 433 A67(e) 334B/B1 1013 529 335/B1 102 484 5293 -hit) 3353/B1 1023— 530 336/31 103 485 5303 320A 3363/31 1033— 531/31 139 — 322 333 93(a) 5313/31 1393--- 3333 563 323 339 93(b) 5633 339B 469/31 194 324 390 93(c) 97(a) 3903 97(c) 325 391 93(d) 97(e) 97(e) 3913 326 93(e) 97(1) 392 .a.50 392B 424 327 393 A44 570 105(a) 393B 425 570B 338/31 104 --- 571 105(b) 339/B1 105 426 5713 390/B1 106 — 572 105(c) 391/31 107 — 427 572B 327A 392/31 108 — 573 105(d) 393/B1 109 — 423 5733 374 443 9Ka) 574 A62(a) 443B 429 574B 375 449 92(b) 575 A62(b) 4493 430 575B 376 450 92(c) 576/B1 195 — 4503 436 5763/B1 195B— 377 451 A43(a) 437 536 4513 433 537 378 452 A43(b) 439 538 4523 490 539 379 453 A43(c) 491 590 4533 492 591 330 454/31 125 592/B1 197 4543/31 1253— 573 Bl 214 — 443/31 126 — 662 448B/31 126B— 574 662B 449/31 127 —- 663 4A9B/31 1273— 575 663B 450/31 123 — 664 4503/B1 1283— 576 6643 451/31 129 --- 665 15 6653 Year Scott Mlnkus Gibbons Michel Yvert Year Scott Minkus Gibbons Michel • Yvert 577 666 ___ 742/B1 243 666B ___ 743/B1 244 — 573 667 ___ 744/B1 245 6673 _ — 745/31 246 579 663/31 222 MMM 746/31 247 o;>3 684 762 113(a 31 219 762B 669 635 763 113(b) Bl 223 7633 1971 530 693 686 764 113(c) 6933 7643 531 694 637 765 113(d) 6943 _-- 7653 532 695 633 766 113(e) 6953 7663 533 696 639 767 A75 6963 7673 534 697 762/31 249 6973 763/B1 250 535 693 764/31 251 693B 765/31 252 536 699 766/B1 253 6993 767/31 254 537 700 763/31 255 7003 653/31 256 533 701/B1 234 670 738 77(f) 7013/31 2343 671 A77(p) 739 264 636 726 111(a) 733/31 7263 739/B1 265 637 727 111(b) 676 372 7273 677 373 633 728 111(c) 673 728B 374 122(a) 639 729 111(d) 122(b) 7293 122(c) 640 730 111(e) 122 d^ 730B 122(e 641 731 111(f) 122(f 731B _-- A93(a) 642 732 lll(er) A93(b) 732B 133(a) 643 733 111(h) 133(b) 7333 133(c) 644 734 111(1 ) 133(d) 7343 A109 645 735 111(3) 855 735B _-- 356 646 736 lll(k) 357 7363 353 647 737 111(1) 859 737B 860 643 733 lll(m) 361 733B 378 649 739 lll(n) 379 7393 330 650 740 lll(o) 831 7403 332 651 741 lll(p) 883 741B 921 652 742 A72(a) 922 742B 923 653 743 A72(b) 924 743B 925 654 744 A72(c) 926 744B 927 655 745 A72(d) 1972 144(a) 745B ___ 144(b) 726/B1 235 _-_ 144(c) 727/B1 236 ___ 144(d 728/B1 237 144(e, 729/B1 233 A114 734/B1 239 143(a) 737/31 240 143(b) 738/B1 241 143(c) 739/B1 242 —r 143(d) 16 Year Scott Minkus Gibbons Michel Yvert Year Scott Minkus Gibbons Michel Yvert 143(e ___ 740A _-_ 6623/31 33 143 (f 625 746 712 673 531 Al21(a 637B Al21(b 626 747 713 633 532 153(a 6333 153(b 627 743 714 639 533 153(c 6393 153(d 623 749 705 640 534 153(d 6403 153(e 750 MS715a 677/B1 11 — 153(f 673 Al21(a _•«»•• 679 Al21(b 630 164(a 531 I64(b ——_ ___ _-_ 632/31 12 — I64(c 1963 666 792 754 747 626 I64(d 7473 I64(e 667 793 755 743 627 164(f 7433 164(sr 663 794 756 749 623 I64(h ___ 7493 164(1 669 795 757 750 629 I64(k _-- 7503 Al33(a 670 796 753 751 630 Al33(b 751B A133(C 671 747 M 37 53 a Al33(d 725/B1 19 A133(e 636 303 769 763 641 Al3S(f 7633 A133U 637 309 770 764 642 Al33(h ___ __- __. 764B A133(1 633 310 771 765 643 I66(a 7653 166 (b 639 311 772 766 644 I66(c 7663 I66(d 690 312 773 767 645 Al41(a 7673 1144 A141(b —_— ___ 763 155(a 1145 ------777690 1146 155(b 155(c 771 1147 155(d —__ __ — ___ 772 1143 Al28(a 706 333 788 793 667 1149 Al23(b 793B 1150 707 834 789 794 663 160(a 794B 160(b 708 335 790 795 669 160(c 795B I60(d 1964 709 336 791 796 670 Al34(a ______796B Al34(b 709a 837 MS791a 797/B1 20 — ..MM 793 Albania M W. 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