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2. Mike Doyle (surfer) - Wikipedia

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   Doyle was born in Lawndale, California. [2] At the age of thirteen, he began surfing. [4] Doyle was a runner-up at the 1964 World Surfing Championships. [5] In 1966, Doyle was named as Number One Surfer in the World by the Surfer Magazine. [6] [7] Doyle died on April 30, [8] [9] 2019, at his home in San José del Cabo, Mexico, at the age of 78 ...

3. List of surfers - Wikipedia

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   Mike Doyle (1941–2019 ) (USA) Surf/paddle champion, innovator. 1965 World Champion. Winner, 1968 Duke Kahanamoku Contest. Winner, 1968 Duke Kahanamoku Contest. [ 13 ]

4. Michael Doyle - Wikipedia

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   Michael Doyle (racing driver) (born 1987), competitor in the 2008 British Touring Car Championship; Mick Doyle (hurler) (1889–1970), Irish hurler; Mick Doyle (rugby union) (1941–2004), Irish rugby player and coach; Mike Doyle (footballer) (1946–2011), English footballer for Manchester City; Mike Doyle (surfer) (1941–2019), American surfer

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6. Margo Oberg - Wikipedia

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   During this early stage of her career, she was coached by former World Champion Mike Doyle, who also shaped her surf boards. [5]: 73 She began surfing on longboards, but switched to short boards in 1968. [5]: 75 By the time she was 15 years old, she was the top-seeded women's surfer in California. [6]

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8. World Surfing Games - Wikipedia

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   After that, a World Pro--Am Surfing Championship was created that favored a world circuit of events (which is now the World Surf League. The event resurged in 1978 as the ISA World Surfing Championships and has been known as the ISA World Surfing Games since 1996.

9. Tom Morey - Wikipedia

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   Tom Hugh Morey (15 August 1935 – 14 October 2021), also known by the moniker Y, was a musician, engineer, surfboard shaper, and surfer responsible for several technological innovations that have heavily influenced modern developments in surfing equipment design.