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1957 World Table Tennis Championships
Location:
Stockholm (Sweden)
Date:
7 March - 15 March 1957
Medalists
Category
Gold
Silver
Bronze
Category:
Men's Singles
Gold:
Tanaka Toshiaki
Silver:
Ogimura Ichiro
Bronze:
Andreadis Ivan
Schneider Heinz
Category:
Women's Singles
Gold:
Eguchi Fujie
Silver:
Haydon Ann
Bronze:
Constantinescu-Zeller Ella
Watanabe Kiiko
Category:
Men's Doubles
Gold:
Andreadis Ivan
Stipek Ladislav
Silver:
Ogimura Ichiro
Tanaka Toshiaki
Bronze:
Gyetvai Elemer
Sido Ferenc
Miyata Toshihiko
Tsunoda Keisuke
Category:
Women's Doubles
Gold:
Mossoczy Livia
Simon Agnes
Silver:
Haydon Ann
Scholer Diane
Bronze:
Rozeanu Angelica
Constantinescu-Zeller Ella
Elliot Helen
Alexandru-Golopenta Maria
Category:
Mixed Doubles
Gold:
Eguchi Fujie
Ogimura Ichiro
Silver:
Andreadis Ivan
Haydon Ann
Bronze:
Tsunoda Keisuke
Namba Taeko
Vyhnanovsky Ludvik
Elliot Helen
Category:
Men's Team
Gold:
Japan:
Miyata Toshihiko
Ogimura Ichiro
Tanaka Toshiaki
Tsunoda Keisuke
Silver:
Hungary:
Berczik Zoltan
Foldy Laszlo
Gyetvai Elemer
Peterfy Miklos
Sido Ferenc
Bronze:
Czechoslovakia:
Andreadis Ivan
Stipek Ladislav
Tereba Vaclav
Tokar Frantisek
Vyhnanovsky Ludvik
China:
Fu Qifang
Hu Bingquan
Jiang Yongning
Wang Chuanyao
Zhuang Jiafu
Category:
Women's Team
Gold:
Japan:
Eguchi Fujie
Namba Taeko
Okada Tomie
Watanabe Kiiko
Silver:
Romania:
Alexandru-Golopenta Maria
Constantinescu-Zeller Ella
Rozeanu Angelica
Bronze:
China:
Qiu Zhonghui
Sun Meiying
Ye Peiqiong
Gold
Silver
Bronze Bronze: Czechoslovakia:
Andreadis Ivan Stipek Ladislav Tereba Vaclav Tokar Frantisek Vyhnanovsky Ludvik
Fu Qifang Hu Bingquan Jiang Yongning Wang Chuanyao Zhuang Jiafu
