41. Canupnet TTlinks-The World Australia. 45th World table tennis Championships 1999 Eindhoven,the Netherlands. ITTF olympic GAMES history. 1998 US Open Website. http://www.hal-pc.org/~canupnet/ttworld.html

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43. KIAT.NET - Sydney 2000 - Table Tennis & Tennis SEP 25 China sweeps all 4 table tennis gold medals! SINGLES SEP 25. They crushedthe Dutch 6-1, 6-1 in the most 1-sided final in olympic tennis history. http://www.kiat.net/olympics/sydney2000/pingpong-tennis.html

@import url(http://www.kiat.net/style/default.css); kiat.net OLYMPIC GAMES Home Olympics Sydney 2000 contact us TABLE-TENNIS State Sports Centre (5,000) Sydney Olympic Park, Homebush Bay MEN All-China final in men's doubles. Swedish Jan-Ove Waldner breaks a complete all-China gold-silver sweep. SEP 25 - China sweeps all 4 table tennis gold medals! SINGLES SEP 25 Linghui Kong (CHN) Jan-Ove Waldner (SWE) Guoliang Liu (CHN) DOUBLES SEP 23 WOMEN All-China final in women's doubles. SIN, CHN, TPE, KOR face off in All-Asian finale in women's singles resulting in an All-China final. Nan Wang (CHN) beats doubles partner to win 2 golds in TT. SINGLES SEP 24 Nan Wang (CHN) Ju Li (CHN) Jing Chen (TPE) DOUBLES SEP 22 Country Total China (CHN) Sweden (SWE) France (FRA) South Korea (KOR) Taiwan (TPE) Total TENNIS Tennis Centre (10,000 Centre Court)

44. KIAT.NET - Sydney 2000 Games Of The XXVIIth Olympiad history OF THE GAMES From 1896-2000, Athens to 3-LETTER olympic COUNTRY ABBREVIATIONS. CYCLING- Mountain Bike, Road, Track (18), table tennis, table tennis (4). http://www.kiat.net/olympics/sydney2000/

@import url(http://www.kiat.net/style/default.css); kiat.net OLYMPIC GAMES Home Olympics Sydney 2000 contact us XXVII OLYMPIAD SYDNEY 2000 Sydney, AUS GAMES OF THE XXVII (27th) OLYMPIAD SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA SEPTEMBER 15th - OCTOBER 1st, 2000 THE GAMES OF THE NEW MILLENNIUM LES JEUX DU NOUVEAU MILLENAIRE On 23 September 1993 in Monaco during the 101st IOC Session, Sydney (Australia) was elected to become the host city of the XXVIIth Olympiad in 2000. The Sydney 2000 Games was "The best Olympic Games ever" - Juan Antonio Samaranch - comprising of 28 sports with 300 events . It was attended by 10,651 athletes (4,069 women and 6,582 men) from 199 countries (plus East Timor). The Games of the XXVIIth Olympiad were officially opened by Sir William Deane , Governor General of Australia. The Olympic Flame was lit by Cathy Freeman (Australia).

45. USA Table Tennis - USATT Hall Of Fame - Fred Danner Director on the USATT Board of Directors in the history of US Sports Federationtoexplore the possibility of getting table tennis into the olympic Games http://www.usatt.org/organization/halloffame/danner.html

FRED DANNER USATT Hall of Fame Inductee (1993) by USATT Historian Tim Boggan - Fred once said modestly that he was "possibly the most effective USATT Executive Committeeman [that is, Director on the USATT Board of Directors] in the history of U.S. table tennis." Umm, perhaps. At any event, I certainly do agree that he deserved to be inducted into our USATT Hall of Fame as an Official, for he was not only a thinker but a doer. A table tennis workaholic, he made countless local, state, regional, national, and international contributions. In 1961 he founded the Huntington, Long Island Table Tennis Clubwhich is still operating today. And in that year, too, he became president of the LITTA. Thereafter he founded more L.I. clubs, and encouraged workers of all kindsthose often behind the scenes like Fred himself who help to make tournaments successful and often get little or no thanks for all their time and effort. Danner was one of the Operations Managers for the 1972 U.S. Open. It had (and Fred himself always had such figures at his fingertips) 725 players in 46 events, played over 40 tables, for a total of 2,275 matches. He was also Operations Manager for the '72 "Ping-Pong Diplomacy" People's Republic of China Tour-Stop Match at Long Island's Nassau Coliseum.

46. Brady's Table Tennis Info Page table tennis history FlimFlam, gossima, and Ping-Pong are names of early Duringthe 1996 olympics, olympic table tennis was televised on every other http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/Midfield/2007/tt.html

Its not just Ping Pong any more! W elcome to Brady's Table Tennis Info Page! I've designed this page to be an informative site about Table Tennis, as well as a method of distributing the local resources for Table Tennis fans, and also showing a few pictures of Table Tennis Players in action! If you are an avid player, play occasionally, or aren't quite sure what Table Tennis is, I hope this site will prove useful! Go Directly to Sections on this Page: What is Table Tennis? Where do you play? A Spectator's Guide to Table Tennis Table Tennis Background ... Other Interesting Tidbits W hat is Table Tennis? You probably have heard of "Ping Pong" , maybe you've even played ping pong before. Basically, Table Tennis is a more professional way of playing ping pong. Using two "paddles" or "bats" and a table, a ball is kept in motion for as long as possible, until one of the players makes an error, or is unable to retrieve the ball due to some physical circumstance, like they are unable to reach it, they can't get there in time, or the ball is just moving too fast for them to react. Table Tennis is becoming more and more popular in the United States, as people realize that anyone from 8 to 80 can enjoy a great game of ping pong!

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48. The History Of Table Tennis a mystery. While been an olympic sport since 1988. history oftable tennis in Australia table tennis the table tennis http://www.italitin.com/royal-family-of-spain.htm

49. History Of TT USATT Headquarters One olympic Plaza Colorado Springs table tennis TERMINOLOGY willacquaint you with the PING PONG DIPLOMACY 1971 history changing events. http://www.sdtta.org/history.html

The only club in America awarded the 'USATT Presidents Award' for outstanding leadership and achievement. HISTORY OF TABLE TENNIS Table Tennis is believed to have begun in England during the 12 th century as a spin-off of "Royal Tennis" and was popular as a parlor game in Victorian homes. Equipment was made from various homemade articles, such as cardboard for rackets, books as nets and the ball was usually a ball of string. It is believed that in the late 1880’s, an American sporting goods manufacturer by the name of Parker Brothers, tried their hands at making "official" equipment. At that time, Parker Brothers was already exporting "Indoor Tennis" equipment to England. Equipment was still very primitive and balls were then solid rubber or cork and usually covered with material to prevent damage to furniture. Plastic balls were introduced to the game after an Englishman named James Gibb, visited America and discovered children playing with small plastic toy balls. He brought some back to England and used the plastic balls for table tennis. To his surprise, it gave an unexpected, overwhelming boost to this already popular game. After years of being called Gossima, Film-Flam and Whiff-Whaff, the name "Ping Pong" was finally adopted as a trade name by Parker Brothers because of the new sound these plastic balls made when they hit the table and the racket. Introduction of the International Table Tennis Federation This popular table game began to spread wildly and was introduced to Japan, China, Korea, India and South Africa, presumably by British Army Officers who were stationed there. By 1910, "Ping Pong" had also become very popular in Central Europe.

50. Sydney Beat - China.org.cn table tennis players completed an olympic history by sweeping all fourgold medals in two consecutive olympic Games. Wang Nan consolidated http://www.china.org.cn/olym/149.htm

China, Biggest Winner of the Games China emerges as the biggest winner at the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games which closed in Sydney Sunday night. The Chinese Olympic Delegation won a total of 28 gold, 16 silver, 15 bronze medals in the 16 days of competition, ranking third in the final medal standings, behind the US with 39 golds, 25 silvers and 33 bronzes and Russia, 32-28-28. Forty-nine countries and regions won at least one gold and 70 won at least a medal. Chinese athletes made Olympic history for the world's most populous nation by winning the most gold medals and also most medals, 59, ever at the Olympic Games since 1984. In 1984 in Los Angeles, China won 15 golds, eight silvers and nine bronzes. In 1988 in Seoul the Chinese athletes won only five golds, 11 silvers and 12 bronzes. In 1992 in Barcelona they won 16 golds, 22 silvers and 16 bronzes and four years ago in Atlanta they took home 16 golds, 22 silvers and 12 bronzes.

51. Sydney Beat - China.org.cn China will try to clean sweep the olympic table tennis gold medals for thefirst time in the Games' history at the Sydney olympic Games on Sunday. http://www.china.org.cn/olym/107.htm

China Tries to Clean Sweep Table Tennis Golds China will try to clean sweep the Olympic table tennis gold medals for the first time in the Games' history at the Sydney Olympic Games on Sunday. The men's and singles will play the semifinals and finals on Sunday. Top seed Kong Linghui of China will take on Joergen Persson of Sweden while the reigning Olympic champion Liu Guoliang of China will play veteran Swedish paddler Jan-Ove Waldner in the other semifinal match. Should Kong and Liu win their respective semifinal match, the Chinese paddlers will clean sweep the four gold medals for the first time in Olympic history. China had already won the men's doubles and the women's doubles titles. The women's singles finals will be played between two Chinese players Li Ju and Wang Nan on Sunday.

52. History Of Tennis HISTORIE OLYMPIJSKÝCH HER (19882000) olympic GAMES history (1988-2000) Theolympic Games table tennis history is compiled from results and lay- http://www.tokoimports.com/arctic-wolf-information.htm

53. @ugusta Pre-Olympic Training: Augsuta Rowing History, Sept. 26, 1995 Regatta has already made its mark on Augusta history. Back to the Pre-Olympictraining home BOXING EQUESTRIAN ROWING HANDBALL table tennis SHOOTING http://www.augustachronicle.com/preolympics/rowing/history.html

"Augusta's rowing competition dates back to before the Civil War, when slave crews hauling cotton up and down the river staged impromptu races Related Articles Former Soviet rowing coach makes his home in American and Augusta Former Olympian installs rowing course at Langley Pond Norwegian, Ukrainian and Lithuanian rowers coming to Augusta Related Links 1996 Olympic Rowing 1996 Olympic Canoe/Kayak Slalom 1996 Olympic Canoe/Kayak Sprint The Rower's Resource Augusta's Training Venues Boxing Equestrian Rowing Shooting Handball Table Tennis Schedule of Events Torch Bearers Augusta's Olympians Rowers age-old sight on river Wayne Partridge Staff Writer Article dated Sept. 26, 1995 A century before golfers came to Augusta to chase little white balls for a green coat, rowers chased each other down the Savannah River hoping to win a silver serving tray. Members of the Augusta Rowing Club haul their boat from the waters of the Savannah River. photo: Natalee Waters/Staff Although the Augusta Rowing Club has existed in its present form for only 11 years, its boats glide over the same waters churned by Augusta oarsmen a century before. ``We became aware of the boat clubs that existed back then, and we thought it would be a good thing to bring that back. We saw it as a way to enhance the regatta,'' said Duncan Wheale, one of the founding organizers of the Augusta Rowing Club and the annual Regatta Fest.

54. Preolympics@ugusta history preolympic training olympics masters '96 Two Augusta residents will be representingthe United States in the competitive world of olympic table tennis. http://www.augustachronicle.com/preolympics/.index.html

``We had 11 other countries that wanted to train here, but we had to turn them away. - George Fry Jr. National Team Liaison Augusta Rowing Club Augusta's Training Venues Boxing Shooting Equestrian Rowing Handball Table Tennis Schedule of Events Torch Bearers Augusta's Olympians Take a look back today at all the training that centered in Augusta and around the CSRA, where the highest concentration of athletes and coaches trained for the '96 Summer Games outside of Atlanta Now that the Olympics are over, take a look back at all the glory, pageantry and tradegy from the Atlanta Games, by visiting Morris Communciations web site, MCC Olympics.Com.

55. Sydney 2000 Olympic Games Australian Baseball Federation history of baseball in Australia Basketball olympicCompetition Information table tennis olympic Competition Information http://members.tripod.com/~cheso_library/olympics2000.html

The Olympic Games The Official Site Archery Olympic Competition Information Archery Australia A wide-ranging site for Australian Archery Artistic Gymnastics Olympic Competition Information Australian Gymnastics The Official home of the Australian Gymnastic Federation Athletics Olympic Competition Information Athletics Australia Results of major meets and data base of past results Badminton Olympic Competition Information Badminton Australia The official site for the Australian Badminton Association Baseball Olympic Competition Information Australian Baseball Federation History of baseball in Australia Basketball Olympic Competition Information Basketball Official site of the Australian Basketball Association Boxing Olympic Competition Information Australian Amateur Boxing Information site Australian amateur boxing Canoeing/Kayaking Olympic Competition Information Australian Canoeing Online News, results updates and links Cycling Olympic Competition Information Diving Olympic Competition Information Diving-Australian Sports Commission Background, description results for Australian Diving Equestrian Olympic Competition Information The Equestrian federation of Australia Australia's official equestrian site.

56. Larry Hodges Table Tennis Book Collection 19262001 table tennis Legends, by Zdenko Uzorinac, 2001; history of US table tennisKnow the Game, by Gail McCulloch, 2000; Zeke's olympic Ball Games http://www.larrytt.com/ttbooks.html

Larry Hodges Table Tennis Book Collection April 2003 133 Books (only books in English are being actively collected) Table Tennis Fascination , by Takkyu Okoku, 2002 Teaching and Coaching Table Tennis , by Deepak Jain, 2001 , by Jerome Charyn, 2001 Table Tennis in Schools Program ITTF 1926-2001: Table Tennis Legends , by Zdenko Uzorinac, 2001 History of U.S. Table Tennis: Vol. 1: 1928-1939 , by Tim Boggan, 2001 Ping Pong: A Play About American College Life , by H.C. Kim, 2001 Table Tennis 2000: Technique with Vladimir Samsonov , by Radivoj Hudetz, 2000 Table Tennis From A to Z , by Dimosthenis E. Messinis, 2000 Table Tennis: Know the Game , by Gail McCulloch, 2000 Zeke's Olympic Ball Games , by Jason Page, 2000 (chapter on table tennis, cover shot of Deng Yaping) The Mighty Walzer , by Howard Jacobson, 1999 Table Tennis , by Ashok Kumar, 1999 Learn Table Tennis in a Weekend , by Andrzej Grubba, 1998 Train to Win , by Michel Gadal, 1997 Winning Table Tennis Ping-Pong: Journal of the Henry Miller Library , edited by Linda Sonrisa, Toby Rowland-Jones and Magnus Toren, 1996 Table Tennis: Official Olympic Results Not a Game for Boys , by Simon Block, 1995 Ping Pong , by Gail McCulloch, 1995 Table Tennis Education Program , by Steve Bruecker, 1995 Tricks of the Trade for Kids , edited by Jerry Dunn (chapter on table tennis by Larry Hodges), 1994 Table Tennis: Steps to Success , by Larry Hodges, 1993 Play the Game: Table Tennis Table Tennis: The Early Years , by Gerald N. Gurney, 1993

57. History Of Table Tennis history of table tennis JANOVE WALDNER (SWE). Extracted basis. In 1988 tabletennis came of age as it become an official olympic sport. The http://www.battlettc.co.uk/members/history.htm

History of Table Tennis JAN-OVE WALDNER (SWE) Extracted from the ITTF Web site (19th March 2000) Table Tennis is one of the largest indoor sports in the world. Despite this it is still considered a minority sport, even in its county of origin, England. The English Table Tennis Association is the governing body for the sport in this county and is one of the oldest national associations in the world. It was also one of the founder members of the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) which is the world’s governing body. Since its development from lawn tennis in the nineteenth century, table tennis has come a long way. It appears to have initially been a home-made pastime played largely by university students. The first patent for the game was registered by Charles Barter in 1891 after he purchased some celluloid balls on a trip to America. He quickly introduced an alternative the alternative to cork and rubber balls which were being used at the time. Several manufacturers commenced production of the game under various names including ‘Gossima’ , ‘Whiff Waff’, and ‘Flim Flam’, even ‘Table tennis’. With the introduction of hollow , vellum-covered rackets the dreaded moniker ‘ping pong’ was born. This was manufactured by the famous games company John Jacques Ltd. The first tournaments were organised as early as 1901 with entries totaling 300 and prize money of £25. This saw the foundation of the Ping Pong Association which later became known as the Table Tennis Association in 1922. The games was first introduced to Asia in 1902 when a visiting salesman took the game back to Japan..

58. The Games - Sydney 2000 together for the first time in modern olympic history. was the venue for 8 olympicsports. Judo; Weightlifting; Cycling (road); table tennis; Yachting; Football http://www.olympics.org.uk/thegames/past/sydney.asp

SITE SEARCH Home The Games British Medals - 2000 Medals by Country ... Sydney Table of Events (PDF) DATES The Games of the XXVIIth Olympiad took place between 15 September - 1 October, 2000. HOST CITY Sydney, New South Wales, Australia was awarded the Millennium Games on 23 September, 1993 in Monte Carlo. It was the third of three consecutive bids to be made by an Australian city and was backed by 90% of the Australian population. Australia is one of only five countries to have been in attendance at every summer Olympic Games since they began in 1896. The other countries being Great Britain, France, Switzerland and Greece. Sydney, Australia's largest city, has a population of approximately 3.7 million people. MEDALS A total of 300 medals were awarded at the Sydney Olympic Games. Olympic Venues There were two primary Olympic zones for the 2000 Olympic Games: the Olympic Park and the Harbour Zone. Together they accommodated 23 out of the 28 sports. The Olympic Park - situated at Homebush Bay, about 14km west of the city centre, the park was the centrepiece of the Games. It is located within a 2.5km circle surrounding the Olympic Stadium. Construction on the Olympic Stadium began in September 1996 and was completed in March 1999. The stadium cost $A690 million to build. The Olympic Park was be the venue for 15 of the 28 sports.

59. History The history of table tennis. 1880s Singapore. 1988 table tennis first appearedin the olympic programme in the 1988 games in Seoul. http://www.manchester2002.co.uk/Sports/Table_Tennis/History/default.asp

Home The Games Nations Sports ... Wrestling You are in: Sports Table Tennis The history of table tennis Evolving from lawn tennis, table tennis originally appears to have been played on the dining room or parlour room table The short-lived Ping Pong Association is founded Table tennis Association formed on Dec 12 Table tennis Association breaks up Table tennis Association reconstituted in England Federation Internationale de Tennis de Table formed in Berlin First World Championships held in London Table tennis dominated by Hungarian players Asian countries begin their domination of the sport First Commonwealth table tennis championships held in Singapore Table tennis first appeared in the Olympic programme in the 1988 games in Seoul Table Tennis Schedule Table Tennis Results History Heroes ... Legal Notice

60. "You Are Naive And Mislead" (DN) Those dreaming of unpolitical olympic Games, are dreaming in vain remain, in the foreseeablefuture) the greatest tabletennis player in history, and in http://www.tibet.ca/wtnarchive/2001/7/8_2.html

World Tibet Network News Published by the Canada Tibet Committee Sunday, July 8, 2001 2. "You are naive and mislead" (DN) Dagens Nyheter (Daily News, Sweden), July 7, 2001 By Niklas Schoier, a former elite table-tennis player who under the name of Niklas Persson won four junior European championships and was a member of the Swedish table-tennis team in the early 1980:s. Here, he appeals in an open letter to his friend and former teammate J-O Waldner to reconsider his position on China's application for the Olympic Games. Jan-Ove Waldner, you have ended up in a distressing situation, and probably you are aware of it. "Naive, greedy, or both?" asks Torbjörn Peterson in his column, "J-O Waldner, political dynamite" (DN July 2) - and you should straighten the question marks in some direction! I think that you feel deeply obliged to several people in the table-tennis world. People who helped you, supported you, honored you, put money on you. Many have contributed to the fact that you certainly feel that your latest 20 years as a professional sportsman have been meaningful.

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