Dániel Pécsi
| Dániel Pécsi | ||
| Bordtennis, herrar | ||
Nation:  Ungern | ||
|---|---|---|
| Världsmästerskap | ||
| Guld | Stockholm 1928 | Herrlag |
| Guld | London 1926 | Herrlag |
| Guld | London 1926 | Herrdubbel |
| Silver | Stockholm 1928 | Mixeddubbel |
Dániel Pécsi (1895–2000)[1] var en ungersk bordtennisspelare och världsmästare i dubbel och lag.
Pécsi vann dubbeltiteln tillsammans med Roland Jacobi i det första bordtennis-VM:et som spelades. Han var även med i det vinnande ungerska laget både 1926 och 1928.[2]
Under sin karriär tog han 4 medaljer i bordtennis-VM, 3 guld och 1 silver.
Meriter
- Bordtennis VM
- 1926 i London
- 1:a plats dubbel (med Roland Jacobi)
- kvartsfinal mixed dubbel
- 1:a plats med det ungerska laget (Béla Kehrling, Zoltán Mechlovits, Roland Jacobi)
- 1928 i Stockholm:
- kvartsfinal dubbel
- 2:a plats mixed dubbel (med Erika Metzger)
- 1:a plats med det ungerska laget (László Bellák, Sándor Glancz, Zoltán Mechlovits, Roland Jacobi)
- 1926 i London
- Internationella Tyska Mästerskapen
- 1927 i Berlin - 2:a plats mixed dubbel (med Erika Metzger)
- 1928 i Krefeld - 1:a plats mixed dubbel (med Erika Metzger)
- Internationella Mästerskapen
- 1928 i England - 1:a plats mixed dubbel (med Erika Metzger)
Externa länkar
Källor
Referenser
- ^ Pécsi Dániel, ifj.
- ^ ”Idrott i Ungern”. www.ae-learning.se. Arkiverad från originalet den 6 juni 2010. https://web.archive.org/web/20100606000631/http://www.ae-learning.se/Ungern/Idrott.html. Läst 27 september 2009.
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