Peter Marius Andersen

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Danish footballer (1885-1972)

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Peter Marius Andersen was a Danish amateur football (soccer) player in the striker position, who won a silver medal with the Danish national team in the 1908 Summer Olympics football tournament. He played one game at the tournament, his only game for the national team. He played his club football with BK Frem.

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Danish football team in 1908 Olympic Games at London. Top row, f. l. t. r. two officials, Harald Hansen, Harald Bohr, Sophus Nielsen, Marius Andersen, Oskar Nielsen. Middle row, f. l. t. r. official, Johannes Gandil, Charles Williams (coach), Charles von Buchwald, Bjørn Rasmussen, Kristian Middelboe, Nils Middelboe, Ludvig Drescher. Front row, f. l. t. r. August Lindgren, Knud Hansen, H. P. Katberg (DBU), Ludvig Syslov (DBU), Dr. Jørgen Jensen (DBU), Vilhelm Wolfhagen. At the front, f. l. t. r. Ødbert Bjarnholt, Magnus Beck, Einar Middelboe.

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Denmark men's national football team1908-1908

Boldklubben Frem1903-1908

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1908-190810

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Erling SørensenAlso played for Boldklubben Frem

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Mikkel ThygesenAlso played for Boldklubben Frem

Per WindAlso played for Boldklubben Frem