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Dietz, Hindered by Faulty Rigging, Loses in Henley Diamond Sculls;...

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HENLEY, England, July 2 (Reuters) -- An Olympic finalist, Werner Zwimpfer of Switzerland, overtook Jim Dietz of the New York Athletic Club today in the first round of the Diamond Sculls of the ...

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Werner Zwimpfer: Swiss rower (1944-), Rower, Sports coach, Athlete, From: Switzerland | Biography, Facts, Career, Wiki, Life.

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Swiss rower – Werner Zwimpfer was born in Lucerne (city on Lake Lucerne, in central Switzerland) on April 21st, and is 77 years old today.

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Werner Zwimpfer. Address: , Luzern. Postfach: Luzern Switzerland Phone:

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Rowing - Werner Zwimpfer (Switzerland)

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Nautical Sports - Werner Zwimpfer (Switzerland). werner zwimpfer. Test, ODI and Twenty20 Championships. ICC Test Championship; ICC ODI Championship

Olympedia – Werner Zwimpfer

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Werner•Zwimpfer: Born: 21 April in Luzern (Lucerne) (SUI) Measurements: 182 cm kg: Affiliations: See-Club Luzern, Luzern (SUI) NOC: Switzerland: Results. Games Discipline (Sport) / Event NOC / Team Pos Medal As; Summer Olympics: Rowing: SUI: Werner Zwimpfer: Coxless Pairs, Men (Olympic) Fred Rüssli: 5: Did you know? The host of the Winter Olympics, Yugoslavia, had …

Olympedia – Coxless Pairs, Men

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Luyenburg and Stokvis met a greater challenge in the semi-finals, where they managed to defeat the Austrians by a mere seconds, while the United States outperformed Denmark and East Germany convincingly in its own heat, although all three advanced, along with Switzerland’s Fred Rüssli and Werner Zwimpfer.