Jean Galmiche

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Jean Galmiche
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Personal details
birthday January 24, 1910
place of birth Saint-Etienne FranceFranceFrance 
date of death January 29, 2000
nationality FranceFrance France
Achievements
Unless otherwise stated,
the information relates to the “three cushion” discipline.
Medal table
World Championship 0 × gold 1 × silver 1 × bronze
European Championship 1 × gold 1 × silver 1 × bronze
French championship 14 × gold 14 × silver 9 × bronze
Societies)
  • TC Stéphanois FranceFrance

Jean Galmiche , (born January 24, 1910 in Saint-Étienne , France ; † January 29, 2000 ) was a French carambola player in the classic disciplines of free game and cadre and billiard functionary. He was vice world champion, European champion and fourteen-time French champion.

biography

Jean Galmiche's paternal family originally came from Belonchamp ( Haute-Saône ), but later settled in the Saint-Etienne region where Jean was born.

Career

Jean Galmiche, a "Stéphanois", as the residents of Saint-Étienne call themselves, had a long sports career, first participating in the World Cup at the age of 26 in 1936 in Mulhouse, three years later he was runner-up in the free game in Lausanne . On July 14, 1979, he was awarded the gold medal for youth and sport. He was distinguished by his longevity in billiards, but also in his other sports, tennis, table tennis and car racing. He needed this as a physical counterbalance to the strenuous game of billiards. Galmiche was married and was a full-time sports goods retailer. He was a student of Professeurs (billiards teacher) Favergeon and holds most of the French records in the free game.

The French specialist magazine "Tennis Magazine" organized an extraordinary tournament in January 1979 between the holders of the then senior record Paulette Viel (70 years old, 15th place) and Jean Galmiche (68 years old, 30th place).

Board work

He was elected several times as vice-president to the board of the French billiards association Fédération Française de Billard (FFB). Before that he was a member and secretary of the “TC Stéphanois” (Saint-Étienne).

Photo gallery

  • In a technical discussion with Jean Bessems (NLD) in Amersfoort in 1968

  • Galmische at the Massé 1968

  • Haute-Loire Rally

  • Race in his Talbot

  • "Tennis Magazine" 1979

literature

André Heurtebise: 3 billes aux reflets tricolores . Ed .: Fédération Française de Billard . Vichy 1984, B003WS9JOK, p. 51 (French, 200 pages).

Web links

Commons : Jean Galmiche  - collection of images, videos and audio files

successes

International

Swell:

National

Free game
year place # GD
1933 Paris bronze 00?
1934 ? bronze 00?
1936 Marseille bronze 00?
1937 Aix-en-Provence bronze 00?
1938 Saint-Etienne silver 00?
1939 Aix-en-Provence gold 00?
1959 Clermont-Ferrand gold 55.55
1959 Perpignan silver 13.66
1960 Nantes gold 48.61
1961 Nogent silver 37.79
1962 Paris gold 00?
1963 Paris gold 32.90
1964 Ablon gold 41.66
1966 Tours silver 69.32
Cadre 47/1
year place # GD
1963 Mâcon bronze 08.28
1964 Saint-Etienne gold 10.58
1966 Paris silver 11.79
1969 Nice gold 10.93
Pentathlon
year place # GD
1965 Asnières silver 00?0
cover
year place # GD
1967 Paris bronze 03.13
Cadre 47/2
year place # GD
1960 Saint-Etienne gold 21, ??
1961 Nantes gold 15.23
1962 Lyon silver 18.29
1963 Metz silver 13.95
1964 Nantes silver 18.33
1966 Arras silver 27.03
1967 Perpignan bronze 19.40
1968 Saint-Etienne silver 20.91
1970 Ablon bronze 27.11
Cadre 71/2
year place # GD
1960 Marseille gold 09.74
1961 Saint-Etienne silver 12.32
1964 Ablon gold 13.23
1965 Marseille gold 13.04
1966 Clermont-Ferrand silver 14.84
1968 Moyeuvre bronze 12.88
1969 Nantes gold 14.34
1972 Lyon silver 14.47

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ De l'origine des Galmiche , éditions Fleurines, 2013, p. 192
  2. ↑ Hommage du monde du billard Revue fédérale SB 137 de février 2000
  3. ^ Trente-neuf ans de carrière nationale et 37 fois sur les podiums.
  4. ↑ a b Gille Delamarre: 138 ans de bonheur, des classés pas comme les autres . In: Tennis Magazine . tape 34 , January 1979, p. 60-1 (French, Mais pour Paulette Viel et Jean Galmiche que “Tennis Magazine” a réunis pour un double mixedte exceptionnel disputé sur les courts de l'US Metro à la Croix-deBerny, le tennis, c'est autre chose: il garde pour tous les deux la saveur de la compétition.).
  5. ↑ a b Kleber (Ed.): L'athlège 1949–51 . (biographies des plus grands champions français de tous les sports). 1st edition. France 1949, Conti (French, Archives Biographiques Françaises (ABF); Fiche Location: II 282,253-254).
  6. ↑ Revue Fédérale SB Sport Billard:
    • Membre du comité directeur de 1957 à 1961
    • Élu au Comité directeur le 19 janvier 1969, réélu en 1972 en qualité de membre responsable de la commission chargée du matériel sportif.
    • Réélu le 3 décembre 1972 en qualité de membre responsable de la commission chargée du matériel sportif.
    • Réélu le 19 December 1976 en qualité de sportif de haut niveau- Vice-President de la Fédération Française de billard.
    • Réélu le 7 décembre 1980 en qualité de sportif de haut niveau-Vice-President de la Fédération française de billard.
  7. ↑ 1953/1954, l'Algérie était une ligue régionale de la FFB.
  8. ↑ player profile. Kozoom , accessed November 3, 2019 (French).
personal data
SURNAME Galmiche, Jean
BRIEF DESCRIPTION French billiards player and billiard official
DATE OF BIRTH January 24, 1910
PLACE OF BIRTH Saint-Etienne , France
DATE OF DEATH January 29, 2000