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European Championships

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  • Kurt Browning
    In figure skating: European and Four Continents championships

    The European championships have been held since 1891 and are open to all countries in Europe. In 1948 no such restriction was stated, and two North Americans, American Dick Button and Canadian Barbara Ann Scott, both entered and won the competition as singles skaters. In Olympic…

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