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Adam Dudziński

1935 – 2000

Polish sportsperson

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Lived 1935 – 2000 (aged 65). Adam Dudziński was a Polish bridge player and association football player.

Adam Dudziński (30 May 1935 – 26 July 2000) was a former professional footballer and a bridge player.

Football

Dudziński began his playing career with Lechia Gdańsk. He made his Lechia debut on 30 May 1953 in a league match against Wisła Kraków in the I liga (Poland's highest division at the time), playing the full 90 minutes. Dudziński made a further two appearances for Lechia, both coming in the Polish Cup, before injury left him unable to play for two years.

After recovering from his injury, Dudziński was called up for his mandatory military service, during which time he played for Zawisza Bydgoszcz, Zawisza being a military funded sports club during this period. After his mandatory service had finished, he had short spells playing with Brda Bydgoszcz and Stoczniowiec Gdańsk. He was never able to reach the heights of football he experienced on his professional debut, and retired from football aged 23, most likely as a result of the serious injury he sustained at Lechia.

Bridge

After football it is known that Dudziński began to play bridge at a competitive level. He represented his nation on at least one occasion, finishing 3rd in the European Championships. In the Polish Team National Championships, Dudziński and the team he played with finished in the top three on five occasions, the highlight being a second-place finish in 1973. In the Patton version of Bridge, Dudziński and his team won the national championships in 1996. The final tournament he entered was the 10th European Open Pairs, which was being held in Warsaw, Poland. He and his partner, Mieczysław Goczewski, finished the seniors category in 36th. At some point during his playing career, the PZBS (The Polish Bridge Union) awarded him with the title of "International Grandmaster".

Results

European Team Open Championship Poland Third place: 1973

Polish National Championships (Team): Ster Gdańsk Third place: 1968 Neptun Gdańsk Runners-up: 1973 Third place: 1974, 1975 Spółnia Gdańsk Third place: 1983–84

Polish National Championships (Team - Patton): Winners: 1996

Polish National Championships (Pairs): Senior category Runners-up: 1991 (with Janusz Nowak ), 1993 (with Henryk Bobrowski )

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Important facts

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Bridge player, association football player
Nationality

Contemporaries

People whose lives overlapped Adam Dudziński's

Frequently asked questions

Who was Adam Dudziński?

Polish sportsperson (1935–2000)

When was Adam Dudziński born?

Adam Dudziński was born on 30 May 1935.

When did Adam Dudziński die?

Adam Dudziński died on 26 July 2000.

What was Adam Dudziński's occupation?

Adam Dudziński was a bridge player and association football player.

What nationality was Adam Dudziński?

Adam Dudziński was Polish.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Adam Dudziński

· Wikidata: Q9139514

· DBpedia: Adam Dudziński

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