1949 World Table Tennis Championships – Mixed Doubles

The 1949 World Table Tennis Championships – Mixed Doubles was the 16th edition of the mixed doubles championship.[1] [2]

Results

Round of 16						Quarterfinals						Semifinals					Final

	Johnny Leach Peggy Franks	21	21	19	25
	Adolf Šlár Eliška Fürstová	14	17	21	23		Leach Franks	3
	Tibor Harangozo Jelisaveta Pauk	3					Harangozo T Pauk	2
	Brian Kennedy Adele Wood	0											Leach Franks	15	12	16
	Arne Neidenmark Gunilla Stockenberg	3											Sidó Farkas	21	21	21
	František Tokár Ida Koťátková	0					Neidenmark Stockenberg	11	13	12
	Ferenc Sidó Gizi Farkas	3					Sidó Farkas	21	21	21
	Cor de Buy Tineke Mostert De Zeeuw	0																Sidó Farkas	21	21	21
	Marty Reisman Peggy McLean	3																Váňa Hrušková	13	15	17
	Alexandre Agopoff Yolande Vannoni	1					Reisman Mclean	21	21	23	21
	Tage Flisberg Helen Elliot	21	21	21			Flisberg Elliot	16	19	25	5
	Michel Lanskoy Huguette Béolet	13	8	13									Reisman McLean	11	11	15
	Vilim Harangozo Margita Covic	21	21	21									Váňa Hrušková	21	21	21
	Cor Pelser Margo van Wijk	12	14	13			Harangozo V Covic	14	11	22	13
	Bohumil Váňa Květa Hrušková	3					Váňa Hrušková	21	21	20	21
	Weine Fredriksson Eina Ericson	1

"List of Winners". All About Table Tennis.
"Mixed doubles results" (PDF). International Table Tennis Federation. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2012-06-09.
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