Table tennis at the 1964 Summer Paralympics

Table tennis at the II Paralympic Games
Paralympic Table tennis

Table tennis at the 1964 Summer Paralympics consisted of twelve events, eight for men and four for women.

Medal summary

Men's events

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Singles A1	Stefan Florescu  United States	Gerard Jacobs  Netherlands	Marion de Groot  Netherlands
			Vincent Falardeau  United States
Singles A2	Tommy Taylor  Great Britain	Michael Beck  Great Britain	Allan McLucas  Australia
			Joseph Sharav  Israel
Singles B	Paul Lyall  Great Britain	Honorio Romero  Argentina	Engelbert Rangger  Austria
			E. Fliessar  Austria
Singles C	Baruch Hagai  Israel	T. Yamazaki  Japan	K. Otsuka  Japan
			Gibson  Great Britain
Doubles A1	Netherlands (NED) Gerard Jacobs Marion de Groot	United States (USA) Vincent Falardeau Stefan Florescu	None
Doubles A2	Great Britain (GBR) Michael Beck Tommy Taylor	United States (USA) Samuel Goldstein Phil Mastbergen	United States (USA) E. Little E. Mulry
Doubles B	Italy (ITA) Giovanni Ferraris Federico Zarilli	Argentina (ARG) Helvio Aresca Honorio Romero	Great Britain (GBR) Paul Lyall M. Steward
			Austria (AUT) E. Fliessar Engelbert Rangger
Doubles C	Japan (JPN) Yasunori Igari Fujio Watanabe	Great Britain (GBR) Gibson Ginger Swindlehurst	Israel (ISR) Yitzhak Galitzki Baruch Hagai
			Germany (GER) Fuchs Heinz Simon

Women's events

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Singles B	R. Kuhnel  Austria	Susan Masham  Great Britain	Michal Escapa  Israel
			Elaine Schreiber  Australia
Singles C	Y. Alloo  Belgium	Batia Mishani  Israel	Marion O'Brien  Australia
			Marlene Muhlendyck  Germany
Doubles B	Great Britain (GBR) Gwen Buck Susan Masham	Italy (ITA) Silvana Martino Anna Maria Toso	Great Britain (GBR) S. Jones C. Tetley
			Austria (AUT) I. Driessler R. Kuhnel
Doubles C	Australia (AUS) Daphne Ceeney Marion O'Brien	Great Britain (GBR) M. Cooper Dick Thompson	Israel (ISR) Batia Mishani Zipora Rubin-Rosenbaum
			Japan (JPN) Chiyono Inoue Fumiyo Ogasawara

References

• Table Tennis at the 1964 Summer Paralympics (Tokyo) from the International Paralympic Committee (archived)