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Georges Harold Roger Gautschi (born April 6, 1904 - died February 12, 1985) was a Swiss figure skater. He won the bronze medal in men's singles at age nineteen at the 1924 Chamonix Olympics. He went on to come in third at the 1926 European Figure Skating Championships and then came in second in 1929. Gautschi won the bronze medal at the 1930 World Figure Skating Championships.
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1919: A. Mégroz · 1921: A. Mégroz · 1924: A. Mégroz · 1925–26: Georges Gautschi · 1931: Georges Gautschi · 1932: Heinz Cattani · 1933–34: Ernst Keller · 1935–37: Luzian Bühler · 1938–39: Hans Gerschwiler · 1940–42: Karl Enderlin · 1943: Fritz Dürst · 1944: Kurt Sönning · 1945: Karl Enderlin · 1946–48: Hans Gerschwiler · 1949–50: Kurt Sönning · 1951–52: François Pache · 1953: Hubert Köpfler · 1954: François Pache · 1955: Hans Müller · 1956: François Pache · 1957: Hubert Köpfler · 1958: François Pache · 1959–61: Hubert Köpfler · 1962: François Pache · 1963–64: Markus Germann · 1965–66: Hans-Jürg Studer · 1967–73: Daniel Höner · 1976: Martin Sochor · 1977: Richard Furrer · 1978: Daniel Fürer · 1979–80: Oliver Höner · 1981: Richard Furrer · 1982: Oliver Höner · 1983: Richard Furrer · 1984–91: Oliver Höner · 1992: Patrick Meier · 1993: Nicolas Binz · 1994: Patrick Meier · 1995: Marius Negrea · 1996–2000: Patrick Meier · 2001–08: Stéphane Lambiel
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