Jacobus "Ko" Matheus Willems (27 October 1900 – 28 September 1983) was a track cyclist from the Netherlands, who represented his native country at the...
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1994), Dutch footballer Jo Willems (born 1970), Belgian cinematographer Ko Willems (1900–1983), Dutch track cyclist Louis Willems (1822–1907), Belgian physician...
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Games Gold Silver Bronze 50 km details Ko Willems (NED) Cyril Alden (GBR) Harry Wyld (GBR) Sprint details Lucien Michard (FRA) Jacob Meijer (NED)...
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cyclists remained, including Maas and Willems. In the last loop, the sprint started, with Wyld, Alden and De Martino. Willems went around them, and 100 m from...
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Arno Wallaard Pieter Weening Lieuwe Westra Remmert Wielinga Ad Wijnands Ko Willems Dennis van Winden Peter Winnen Wouter Wippert Piet de Wit Michel Zanoli...
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Belgium Cyril Alden Great Britain Piet Ikelaar Netherlands 1924 Paris details Ko Willems Netherlands Cyril Alden Great Britain Harry Wyld Great Britain...
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Steeman Ben Verweij 1920 Antwerp Football Men's team competition Gold Ko Willems 1924 Paris Cycling (Track) Men's 50km Gold Adolph van der Voort van Zijp...
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Wim Sonneveld (section Willem Parel)
from the well-known street singer from Rotterdam, named Koperen Ko [nl] (Copper Ko). Willem Parel Nikkelen Nelis the street singer Friar Venantius The Stable...
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"Liefling-video - Bobby, Willem Botha en ander sterre gesels" (in Afrikaans). Netwerk24.com. Retrieved 9 May 2019. "Kô Ma Hier by Willem Botha". Apple Music...
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three medals, one of each color and one in each of three different events. Willems won the 50 kilometre title, aided by a well-planned and well-executed early...
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