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1961 - Buenos Aires, Brazil. Italy (Massimo d'Alelio, Walter Avarelli, Giorgio Belladonna, Eugenio Chiaradia, Pietro Forquet, Benito Garozzo and Carl Alberto A. Perroux, non-playing captain) beat Argentina 422-282, France 371-261 and North America 382-262.

1962 - New York, New York, USA. Italy with the same team as the previous year beat Argentina 420-328, Great Britain 365-286 and North America 313-294.

1963 - St. Vincent, Italy. Italy (Massimo d'Alelio, Walter Avarelli, Giorgio Belladonna, Eugenio Chiaradia, Pietro Forquet, Benito Garozzo, Camillo Pabis-Ticci and Carl Alberto A. Perroux, non-playing captain) beat Argentina 372-282, France 421-236 and North America 313-305.

1965 - Buenos Aires, Brazil. Italy (Massimo d'Alelio, Walter Avarelli, Giorgio Belladonna, Eugenio Chiaradia, Pietro Forquet, Benito Garozzo, Camillo Pabis-Ticci and Sergio Osella, non-playing captain) beat Argentina 325-237, Great Britain 354-233 and North America 304-230.

1966 - St. Vincent, Italy. Italy with the same team as the previous year (but with Perroux back as non-playing captain) beat North America 319-262, Venezuela 362-203, the Netherlands 326-198 and Thailand 486-143.

1967 - Miami Beach, Florida, USA. Italy again with the same team (but this time with Guido Barbone as non-playing captain) beat North America 338-227 in the 128 board final. Other contestants were France, Thailand and Venezuela.

1969 - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Italy once again with the same team (but with R. Tracanella as non-playing captain), beat Taiwan 429-182 in the final. Other contestants were North America, France and Brazil.

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