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Belgisch kampioene 1964 / 1965 / 1967 - 2de plaats 1966 / 1968
winnares kampen : TRIER/'s HERTOGENBOSCH/BRUGGE 1964 en 1965 Berlijn/Belgie 1966 en België/Engeland 1968 Trofee SPORTVERDIENSTE 1965 STAD BRUGGE Deelneemster E.K.SOFIA 1965 - E.K. AMSTERDAM 1967 - WK DORMUND 1966 - Olympische Spelen MEXICO 1968
