| Günther Bedson |
10 centres (2-way tied board top) as Russia in 1908 in R1GA
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12 centres (board top) as Turkey in 1909 in R2GC
(Best Turkey)
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4 centres as Italy in 1906 in R3GA
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| Maaike Blom |
1 centre as Italy in 1908 in R1GB
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8 centres (2-way tied board top) as France in 1906 in R2GA
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1 centre as Russia in 1907 in R3GB
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| Richard Bolton |
9 centres (2-way tied board top) as Russia in 1909 in R1GC
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6 centres as Austria-Hungary in 1906 in R2GA
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1 centre as England in 1907 in R3GB
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| Chris Brand |
8 centres as France in 1909 in R1GC
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Eliminated as Turkey in 1906 in R2GA
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6 centres as Germany in 1909 in R3GC
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| Steve Brink |
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4 centres as Turkey in 1906 in R2GB
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Eliminated as France in 1906 in R3GC
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| Jacob Cooke |
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Eliminated as Germany in 1906 in R3GA
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| Graham Dent |
10 centres (2-way tied board top) as Turkey in 1908 in R1GA
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9 centres (board top) as Germany in 1906 in R2GB
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8 centres as England in 1906 in R3GA
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| Spyros Dovas |
Eliminated as England in 1906 in R1GC
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8 centres as France in 1909 in R2GC
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6 centres as Austria-Hungary in 1906 in R3GA
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| Marvin Fried |
Eliminated as Austria-Hungary in 1905 in R1GA
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| Tom Garretty |
9 centres as France in 1908 in R1GA
(Best France)
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6 centres as Italy in 1906 in R2GA
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8 centres as Turkey in 1907 in R3GB
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| Bradley Grace |
12 centres (board top) as England in 1908 in R1GB
(Best England)
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8 centres (2-way tied board top) as Germany in 1906 in R2GA
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9 centres (board top) as Austria-Hungary in 1909 in R3GC
(Best Austria-Hungary)
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| Sarp Hangisi |
4 centres as Austria-Hungary in 1908 in R1GB
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Eliminated as Russia in 1909 in R2GC
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| Abdullah Hared |
8 centres as Turkey in 1908 in R1GB
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4 centres as Italy in 1906 in R2GB
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| Phil Johns |
1 centre as Russia in 1908 in R1GB
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6 centres as England in 1906 in R2GB
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| Isaac Juckes |
9 centres (2-way tied board top) as Germany in 1909 in R1GC
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2 centres as Russia in 1906 in R2GB
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8 centres as Italy in 1909 in R3GC
(Best Italy)
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| Andrew Kisliakov |
1 centre as Germany in 1908 in R1GA
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3 centres as Italy in 1909 in R2GC
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4 centres as England in 1909 in R3GC
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| Emmanouil Laliotis |
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Eliminated as Austria-Hungary in 1906 in R2GC
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| Alex Lebedev |
7 centres as Italy in 1909 in R1GC
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6 centres as Austria-Hungary in 1906 in R2GB
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12 centres (board top) as Russia in 1906 in R3GA
(Best Russia)
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| Dan Lester |
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| Calum Macleod |
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| George Mørk |
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Eliminated as England in 1906 in R2GA
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4 centres as France in 1906 in R3GA
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| Nigel Pallace |
Eliminated as England in 1905 in R1GA
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3 centres as France in 1906 in R2GB
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Eliminated as Austria-Hungary in 1907 in R3GB
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| Gregory T. Romer |
1 centre as France in 1908 in R1GB
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11 centres as Germany in 1909 in R2GC
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1 centre as Russia in 1909 in R3GC
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| Nat Shirley |
1 centre as Austria-Hungary in 1909 in R1GC
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Eliminated as England in 1906 in R2GC
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14 centres (board top) as Germany in 1907 in R3GB
(Best Germany)
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| Anastasia (Nastja) Styles |
4 centres as Italy in 1908 in R1GA
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6 centres as Russia in 1906 in R2GA
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6 centres as Turkey in 1909 in R3GC
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| Cyn Styles |
Eliminated as Turkey in 1904 in R1GC
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2 centres as France in 1907 in R3GB
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| Jeremy Tullett |
7 centres as Germany in 1908 in R1GB
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Eliminated as Turkey in 1906 in R3GA
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| Thomas Watson |
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8 centres as Italy in 1907 in R3GB
(Best Italy)
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| Conrad Woodring |
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| Andrew Yang |
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