Fencing 1924 - Great Britain

1924 Fencing

  1. (4375) Edgar Seligman (GBR/1906-32)
  2. (3870) Robert Montgomerie (GBR/1908-28)
  3. (2451) Martin Holt (GBR/1908-28)
  4. (430.5) Robin Dalglish (GBR/1920-24)
  5. (364.5) Cecil Kershaw (GBR/1920-24)
  6. (318.9) Geoffrey Doyne (GBR/1920-24)
  7. (318.0) Roland Willoughby (GBR/1920-24)
  8. (276.2) William Marsh (GBR/1908-24)
  9. (181.5) Barry Notley (GBR/1908,20-28)
  10. (119.3) Edward Brookfield (GBR/1908-12,24-28)
  11. (113.9) Archie Corble (GBR/1912,24-28)
  12. (109.1) William Hammond (GBR/1920-24)
  13. (85.22) Charles Biscoe (GBR/1924-28)
  14. (77.10) Frederick Sherriff (GBR/1924-28)
  15. (62.45) Archibald Craig (GBR/1924,48)
  16. (57.25) Robert Frater (GBR/1924)

Athletes that had previously competed:

In Antwerpen 1920:

  1. (4375) Edgar Seligman (GBR/1906-32)
  2. (3870) Robert Montgomerie (GBR/1908-28)
  3. (2451) Martin Holt (GBR/1908-28)
  4. (430.5) Robin Dalglish (GBR/1920-24)
  5. (364.5) Cecil Kershaw (GBR/1920-24)
  6. (318.9) Geoffrey Doyne (GBR/1920-24)
  7. (318.0) Roland Willoughby (GBR/1920-24)
  8. (276.2) William Marsh (GBR/1908-24)
  9. (181.5) Barry Notley (GBR/1908,20-28)
  10. (109.1) William Hammond (GBR/1920-24)
    not in Antwerpen, but before:
  11. (119.3) Edward Brookfield (GBR/1908-12,24-28)
  12. (113.9) Archie Corble (GBR/1912,24-28)

In Stockholm 1912:

  1. (4375) Edgar Seligman (GBR/1906-32)
  2. (3870) Robert Montgomerie (GBR/1908-28)
  3. (2451) Martin Holt (GBR/1908-28)
  4. (276.2) William Marsh (GBR/1908-24)
  5. (119.3) Edward Brookfield (GBR/1908-12,24-28)
  6. (113.9) Archie Corble (GBR/1912,24-28)

In London 1908:

  1. (4375) Edgar Seligman (GBR/1906-32)
  2. (3870) Robert Montgomerie (GBR/1908-28)
  3. (2451) Martin Holt (GBR/1908-28)
  4. (276.2) William Marsh (GBR/1908-24)
  5. (181.5) Barry Notley (GBR/1908,20-28)
  6. (119.3) Edward Brookfield (GBR/1908-12,24-28)

In Athina 1906:

  1. (4375) Edgar Seligman (GBR/1906-32)

Written 2008-02-15 - last modified 2017-03-15

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