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The sport of table tennis has a long and eventful history. It 'was probably a game like "real tennis", the order of 12 ° in Europe during the Middle Ages, this century AD, was known derivatives played. In 1880, a form of gambling is often played by members of the upper class of England as a social activity after dinner. Tables would be turned into playSurfaces, with stacks of books as objects to use "network" and the house like a bat. In 1890, an indoor play set from David Foster developed and patented in England. And 'including versions of table tennis, cricket and football. In 1891, John James of London published a game called "Gossima", a game of paddle, a ball of cork wrapped in a network and web-inclusive.
The discovery of hollow spheres made of celluloid in England in 1900, led by James Gibb, a new era for tabletop SportsHistory. This new type of balloon, it was reported that the catalyst for the name of "Ping Pong", because the noise it made when it is in contact with the blades in use when the drum. In 1901 the name of "Ping Pong" was trademarked in England. The game's popularity was high in this period. The Association of Table Tennis and Ping Pong Association was founded in England in December 1901.
Increased competition as a game, the players began to experiment with materials andDevices to try to make the game faster and more fun. EC Goode England is credited with putting the gravel on his blade of rubber in 1902, the result was more spin on the ball This small change has had the effect of greatly accelerating the game. This discovery was the inspiration for the pimpled rubber racket, which is the main type of table tennis bat was used until 1952.
After several years of intense popularity began to wane in the game most of theEurope. Some groups of die-hard fans remained intact in Eastern Europe. After more than a decade of decline has been sustained in a shooting early 1920. During this period, the first standardized set of laws for the game were established in England. The Table Tennis Federation International was founded in1926 in Berlin with representatives of Germany, Hungary, England, Austria, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, India, Sweden and Wales as its founding members. The ITTF has standardized laws of Englandfor the international game. The first international tournament was held in Berlin in 1926. The ITTF continues today in the sport's governing body.
1920 through 1950, as Bat hardest known classical age. There was a period of European dominance. From 1926 to 1931 by Mary Mednyánszky Hungary was the world champion for five consecutive years. From 1930-1935 Victor Barna of Hungary was the world champion five times and lost only once, in 1931 to fellowMiklos Szabadoz. European players dominated the field until 1952 when Jiroji Satoh of Japan, with his sponge-covered racket, became the first non-European player to win a championship. In 1958 the first European Championships were held in Budapest Hungary. The USSR made their first appearance at an international tournament during this time.
The year 1971 started a decade-long reign for Swedish players and the beginning of the end of European Dominance. This era produced such Swedish Variables such as Stellan Bengtsson, Jan-Ove Waldner, Jorgen Persson and Peter Karlsson name a few. In 1977, the ITTF received official recognition by the International Olympic Committee, allowing them to pursue the addition of sports on the Olympic program table. The ITTF has chosen not to do at that time. It would take another 11 years before the show debuted as an Olympic sport. While it continues to gain popularity around the world, China has begun to dominate international competitions and stole theChampionship reigns by their European counterparts. His reign at the top of world rankings remained the same until today.
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