Great Olympians

Biographies - DIX

Charles Percy Dixon

B. 1873-02-07, Great Britain; D. 1939-04-29
Tennis (1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze)

	1908	1912	HP
Men's Singles	QF		538.1
Men's Singles, covered courts		silver	5000
Men's Doubles	bronze		1170
Men's Doubles, covered courts		bronze	1920
Mixed Doubles, covered courts		gold	4800
	1708	11720	13428

Olympic Competitor nr 3186

• 1908-07-06-14:00? - Tennis - Men's Singles, round one - won (Q)
• 1908-07-06-14:00? - Tennis - Men's Singles, round two - won (Q)
• 1908-07-07-14:00? - Tennis - Men's Doubles, round two - won (Q)
• 1908-07-07-14:00? - Tennis - Men's Singles, round three - won (Q)
• 1908-07-09-14:00? - Tennis - Men's Singles, quarterfinals - lost (538.1)
• 1908-07-09-14:00? - Tennis - Men's Doubles, quarterfinals - won (Q)
• 1908-07-10-14:00? - Tennis - Men's Doubles, semifinal - lost (1170)
• 1912-05-06-11:00 - Tennis - Men's Singles, covered courts, round two - won (Q)
• 1912-05-08-13:30 - Tennis - Mixed Doubles, covered courts, quarterfinal - won (Q)
• 1912-05-08-16:00? - Tennis - Men's Singles, covered courts, quarterfinal - won (Q)
• 1912-05-09-12:00 - Tennis - Mixed Doubles, covered courts, semifinal - won (Q)
• 1912-05-09-16:30 - Tennis - Men's Doubles, covered courts, semifinal - lost (Qb)
• 1912-05-10-14:30 - Tennis - Men's Singles, covered courts, semifinal - won (Q)
• 1912-05-11-15:30 - Tennis - Men's Doubles, covered courts, small final - won (1920)
• 1912-05-12-13:15 - Tennis - Men's Singles, covered courts, final - lost (5000)
• 1912-05-12-15:30 - Tennis - Mixed Doubles, covered courts, final - won (4800)

Frank Dixon

Olympic Competitor nr 4779

• 1908-10-24-13:00 - Lacrosse - final - won (2400)

Richard Dixon

Olympic Competitor nr 4574

• 1908-07-27-12:15 - Sailing - 7 Meter class, race one - first (sailed alone)
• 1908-07-28-12:15 - Sailing - 7 Meter class, race two - first (sailed alone) - final ranking first (3600)

He was born in Australia but came to England as a child.

Written 2001-02-07 - last modified 2011-08-16

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