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General First nameMarinus Cornelis (Dick)
LastnameSigmond
GenderMale
CountryNetherlands
Date of birth1897-05-22
Place of birthDordrecht, Netherlands
Date of death1950-02-22
Place of deathHilversum, Netherlands


About

Marinus Cornelis (‘Dick’) Sigmond was a Dutch footballer who played as a striker. He represented Dordercht Football Club until 1925 before being transferred to Haarlem Football Club.

Sigmond played fourteen matches for the Dutch football team between 1923 and 1927, scoring one goal. He was also as a member of the Dutch football team at the Olympic Games in Paris in 1924, when the Netherlands were beaten by Sweden in the playoff match for the bronze medal.

Sigmond was also a tennis player. In 1921, he won the men’s doubles event at the Dutch National Championships with Gerard Castendijk. Sigmond died in Hilversum in February 1950 at the age of 52.

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Archive statistics Career1916 - 1935
Tournament wins2
Matches36
Match wins18


Tournament wins 1921 - Rotterdam Anglo Dutch (Amateur)
1920 - Nijmegen (Amateur)


Tournaments Netherlands National Championship - 1935 Netherlands National Championship - 1932 D.D.V. Amsterdam - 1932 Amsterdam, Festina - 1932 Amsterdam, Festina - 1930 Amsterdam Indoor - 1929 Netherlands National Championship - 1926 Rotterdam Anglo Dutch - 1926 Netherlands National Championship - 1923 Netherlands National Championship - 1922 Hilversum - 1922 Leimonias Den Haag - 1922 Rotterdam Anglo Dutch - 1921 Netherlands International Championships - 1920 Netherlands National Championship - 1920 Nijmegen - 1920 Rotterdam Anglo Dutch - 1920 Netherlands International Championships - 1919 Netherlands National Championship - 1917 Netherlands International Championships - 1916