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3.Pan Arab Games - Casablanca, Morocco - August 1961 [1]
Champions
| 51 kg | Mohamed Troici | MAR |
| 54 kg | Abdelmoneim el-Guindy | EGY |
| 57 kg | Mohamed Hassane | MAR |
| 60 kg | Ben Said | MAR |
| 63,5 kg | Djillali Mahjoub | MAR |
| 67 kg | Cohen | MAR |
| 71 kg | Malaga | MAR |
| 75 kg | Mustapha Ben Lahbib | MAR |
| 81 kg | Sidi Mahsal | EGY |
| +81kg | Derlalli | LEB |
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