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    Posted: 10/07/2009 at 12:31am
How about a quiz EJs? Feel free to ask your best questions
here only after the previous is answered correctly, so that we don;t lose track of them. Okay here's mine... ready?
 
1. What's common between all these great blades?
 
Butterfly Amultart, Jun Mizutani, Photino, Timo Boll Spirit
Donic Kitex, Persson Carbotec
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Ermm errrmmm...
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Is possible to play table tennis with them?LOL
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great idea... I don't know the answer thoughEmbarrassed
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Originally posted by infinite_loop infinite_loop wrote:

Kiri core
 
Big%20smile  correct answer for 1
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Does this have to be about equipment? BoRING.

That isn't my question,btw.
OK, EJ's, let's see if you know anything about TT History.

2. Who was the first player to confound everyone by using a sponge racket?

Clue: 1951,Vienna.
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Wasn't it Hiroji Satoh in 1952, Mumbai ? You clue left me a bit clueless.
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That's why I put the clue in, because everyone thinks it was Satoh, thanks largely to Marty Reisman. It wasn't.
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I remember reading about this.

It was Waldemer Frisch.  Probably not spelling it right, but-
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Well done, Swiff!

(sp-Waldemar Fritsch)
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What was different about Dunlop Barna Super balls?
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Originally posted by zzzuppp zzzuppp wrote:

Well done, Swiff!

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He died recently- here is some bit of history about him

http://aussietabletennis.blogspot.com/2008_07_01_archive.html

or this

http://www.ttcbregenz.at/08/Waldemar.htm
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Originally posted by APW46 APW46 wrote:

What was different about Dunlop Barna Super balls?


It was made of plastic, not of celluloid
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Originally posted by JimT JimT wrote:

Originally posted by APW46 APW46 wrote:

What was different about Dunlop Barna Super balls?


It was made of plastic, not of celluloid
 Correct! I'll have to think of something harder..Tongue
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who was the last player to be European singles champion (any sex, but not of Asian origin) playing with a Penhold grip?
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Not Asian? hehe good question.
That would be Judith Magos in 1978 then (and in '74)
Before her Zoya Rudnova
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Here is another quiz question: there were only two male players in TT history to win Men singles, Men doubles and Mixed doubles at the same World Championships. Name them.
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Without looking it up, I am guessing

Jiang JiaLiang and Kong LingHui
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I'm thinking one of them is wang liqin.
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victor barna lol?
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Originally posted by zzzuppp zzzuppp wrote:

Not Asian? hehe good question.
That would be Judith Magos in 1978 then (and in '74)
Before her Zoya Rudnova
 
 You are just too good, it was Magos in Duisberg 78.
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Thanks. TT history is my specialism


Jim's question-actually there's three-Barna (who managed it twice), Szabados (who was first to do it) and Ferenc Sido (1953).


Back to equipment.

Which piece of equipment was the subject of a major rule change in 1936-7? What happened?
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Originally posted by zzzuppp zzzuppp wrote:

Thanks. TT history is my specialism

Back to equipment.

Which piece of equipment was the subject of a major rule change in 1936-7? What happened?
 
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Correct, only it was down half an inch!
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Originally posted by zzzuppp zzzuppp wrote:

Correct, only it was down half an inch!
 
 Oh of course, to encourage attacking play, I knew honest..
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How about me placing a question that I don't have the answer to? Or, perhaps even 2?

Longest consecutive time as number 1 on the ITTF rank?

Longest consecutive time spent in the top 10 of the same rank?
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since people started this thread, someone collectively keep score here!

1. Wang liqin?

2. Validmir Samsonov?
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No. 1-Deng Yaping
2 probably is Samsonov by now.
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Originally posted by zzzuppp zzzuppp wrote:

No. 1-Deng Yaping
2 probably is Samsonov by now.


I actually think that JO Waldner have spent a longer consecutive time in the top 10, seeing how he entered the list in -83 and stayed on it until -97, perhaps even longer, but I can't confirm this.

Deng Yaping might be right, but I must admit, I was thinking about the male ranking, female TT don't interest me as much.
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ok i got a quiz question, there should be a warning for this thread:
NO WIKIPEDIA OR YOUTUBE OR opening your match archives on computer! just remember out of your own memory, blah! be honest with yourself

how many bh and fh chops did schlager make away from the table during the 2003 quarter finals against wang liqin?
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