What is the history of the trophy lalique?  Who is the likeness of and what year was it started?
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Trophy Lalique \n\nParis, France \n13 - 16 November 1997\n\n \n\nLADIES \nPlace Skater Country SP FS \n1 Laetitia Hubert FRA 2 1 \n2 Tara Lipinski USA 1 2 \n3 Vanessa Gusmeroli FRA 5 3 \n4 Lu Chen CHN 4 4 \n5 Krisktina Czako HUN 3 6 \n6 Elena Ivanova RUS 6 5 \n7 Fanny Cagnard FRA 7 7 \n8 Eva-Maria Fitze GER 8 8 \n9 Jennifer Robinson CAN 10 9 \n10 Marta Andrade SPN 11 10 \n11 Hanae Yokoya JPN 9 11 \n\nNotes: \n\nLaetitia Huber pulled off a surprise vistory beating both World Champion Tara Lipinski and World Bronze medallist Vanessa Gusmeroli.  She skated a clean short and in the long she was fast and dynamic.  She landed five triples in the long.  Said Hubert, "It's encouraging, I'm working really hard now mentally.  This year we're showing that the old girls are still in it." (Huber is 23.)\n\nCompeting with a head cold, Tara Lipinski also landed five triple in the long, but she doubled a triple Lutz, and singled the second jump in her planned triple loop - triple loop copmbination.  Gusmeroli landed four triples, and fell on triple loop.  Lu Chen still has not regained her form of old, and without the full range of triple she once possesed could only manage a fourth place finish.\n\n \n\nMEN \nPlace Skater Country SP FS \n1 Alexei Yagudin RUS 2 1 \n2 Philippe Candeloro FRA 4 2 \n3 Igor Pashkevitch AZE 3 3 \n4 Todd Eldredge USA 1 5 \n5 Evgeny Pliuta UKR 7 4 \n6 Thierry Cerez FRA 5 6 \n7 Jeffrey Langdon CAN 6 7 \n8 Zhengxin Guo CHN 8 8 \n9 Frederic Dambier FRA 9 9 \n10 Selichi Suzuki JPN 11 10 \n  Michaeal Hopfes GER 10   \n\nNotes: \n\nAlexei Yagudin began his long program by landing triple Axel on two feet, but then went on to land six triple and a quad toe loop.  He completed quad toe, triple Axel - triple toe, double Lutz, triple flip - triple toe, triple Salchow and triple loop.\n\nAfter placing fourth in the short, Philippe Candeloro came back in the long skating his Napoleon program for the last time in competition.  Despite a few problems he showed that he is on the way back after last year's season beset by injury.  He landed triple Axel - triple toe, triple Lutz, triple loop, and triple toe.  A solo triple flip was not clean, he nearly fell on triple Axel, and touched a hand down on triple Salchow.   Despite these problems, it was an improvement over Nation's Cup and an encouraging program for his season.\n\nIgor Pashcevitch landed eight triples, but two of these were of poor quality, and he did not have a triple - triple combination.  He landed triple Axel - double toe, a double Lutz into triple toe sequence, and triple Salchow, flip, toe loop, and loop. A solo triple Axel and a solo triple Lutz were both done poorly with shaky landings.\n\nEldredge won the short program on a 5-2 split panel, landing triple Axel - triple toe, and triple Lutz; but had problems in the long.  He singled his opening triple Axel, then tried another and singled it again.  He landed triple Salchow - double toe, triple Lutz - triple toe, and triple loop for a total of four triples.  He also landed a double Axel and doubled a planned closing triple Salchow.  Speaking about the result, Eldredge's coach Richard Callaghan said, "It was a combination of pain and just missing training time between events."  (Eldredge suffered a dislocated shoulder at Skate America.).  Earlier Eldredge had said, "I'm only at 75% of where I would like to be."  Despite the poor result, Eldredge has sufficient points to guarantee making the series final.\n\nZhengxin Guoattempted two quad jumps.  He fell on the first and doubled the second.   Michael Hopfes pulled out after injuring his foot during practice the morning of the long program.\n\n \n\nPAIRS \nPlace Skater Country SP FS \n1 Bereznaia/Sikharulidze RUS 1 1 \n2 Woetzel/Steuer GER 2 2 \n3 Shen/Zhao CHN 3 3 \n4 Sargeant/Wirtz CAN 5 4 \n5 Abitbol/Bernadis FRA 4 5 \n6 Ina/Dungjen USA 6 6 \n7 Hartsell/Hartsell USA 8 7 \n8 Haddad/Prive FRA 7 8 \n9 Roger/Rolla
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Al Arbour\n\nBorn: Nov. 1, 1932\n\ncoached NY Islanders to 4 straight Stanley Cup titles (1980-83); retired after 1993-94 season; 2nd on all-time career list with 904 wins (781 regular season and 123 postseason); elected to Hockey Hall of Fame in 1996.
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Jules Rimet (born October 14, 1873 at Theuley-les Lavoncourt, France, died October 16, 1956) was president of the French Football Federation from 1919 to 1945 and of FIFA from 1921 to 1954. On Rimet's initiative, the first Football World Cup was held in 1930. The Jules Rimet Trophy was named in his honour.
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For me its Lev Yashin who inspired USSR to win 1956 Olympics Gold and European Championships in 1960 \n\nFifa have an award called the Lev Yashin Trophy which is given to the best goalkeeper at each World Cup Finals. \n\n\nMentions also for Banks & Zoff who both won World Cups and despite his crazy antics Fabien Barthez who won World Cup & European Championships with France.
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L'OM a grand secret: Son histoire. Son palmarès et les joueurs qui y ont joué ont fait de ce club ce qu'il est aujourd'hui: un monument. C'est le club qui a le plus representé la France sur le plan Européen et international. MARSEILLE, C'EST L'HISTOIRE!!
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TWO LEGENDS IN THEIR RESPECTIVE GAMES.
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the Jules Rimet Trophy was the original prize for winning the World Cup. Originally called simply the World Cup or Coupe du Monde, it was renamed in 1946 to honour the FIFA President Jules Rimet who in 1929 passed a vote to initiate the competition. Designed by Abel Lafleur and made of gold plated sterling silver on a blue base of lapis lazuli, it stood 35 cm high and weighed 3.8 kg. [1] It was in the shape of an octagonal cup, supported by a winged figure representing Nike, the ancient Greek goddess of victory.\n\nDuring World War II, the trophy was held by Italy. Ottorino Barassi, the Italian vice-president of FIFA, hid it from the Germans in a shoe-box under his bed.\n\nJust before the 1966 World Cup Final in England the trophy was stolen during a public exhibition at Westminster Central Hall, but was found just seven days later, wrapped in newspaper at the bottom of a suburban garden hedge in Norwood, South London, by a dog named "Pickles". As a security measure, FIFA secretly manufactured a replica of the trophy for use in the post-match celebrations. The replica was also used on subsequent occasions until 1970. The replica was sold at an auction in 1997 for $425,015 (£254,500).\n\nThe Brazilian team won the trophy for the third time in 1970, and were rewarded by being allowed to keep it in perpetuity. However, the cup was stolen again in 1983 in Rio de Janeiro and never recovered; it may have been melted down. The Brazilian Football Confederation commissioned a replica of their own.
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16 - Stephan Stanis (France) playing for Racing Club de Lens in December 1942.\nSource-SAMMMMMMMMMMMMM
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Mohinder Amarnath?\n\nhttp://www.webindia123.com/sports/worldcup/history.htm
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16 - Stephan Stanis (France) playing for Racing Club de Lens in December 1942.\nSource-Sam
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If you mean the jules rimet trophy., it was used in the 1st world cup - 1930 i think
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There is only one player to have done it.  Luis Monti played for Argentina in 1930 and Italy in 1934.  He won the cup in 1934 with the italians.  He was born in Argentina and played for the clubs Huracan, Boca Juniors, and San Lorenzo.  In 1931 he moved to play in Italy for Juventus
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La première coupe du Monde a eu lieu en 1930 en Uruguay. A cette époque les 13 équipes participantes étaient invitées et s'affrontaient pour obtenir le trophée Jules Rimet. Cette année là le vainqueur fut l'Uruguay, vainqueur de l'Argentine en finale.
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The first official World Cup:\nThe first Football World Cup was staged in 1930. The games were awarded to Uruguay as they were the Olympic champions at the time and since they were celebrating the centenary of their independence. As well as being the first ever hosts, Uruguay also became the inaugural champions, beating Argentina in the final, 4-2.\n\nThe creator:\nJules Rimet (born October 14, 1873 at Theuley-les Lavoncourt, France, died October 16, 1956) was president of the French Football Federation from 1919 to 1945 and of FIFA from 1921 to 1954. On Rimet's intiative, the first Football World Cup was held in 1930. The Jules Rimet Trophy was named in his honour.
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each winner is given a replica of the trophy which they can keep permanently ..unlike the old problem with jules \nrimet trophy
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Jules Rimet Cup: 1930\nFIFA World Cup: 1974\nWomen's World Cup: 1991\n\nJules Rimet Cup \nThe World Cup (The Golden Nike) was founded in 1930 by Frenchman Jules Rimet, the creator of the world championship games. \n\nFIFA World Cup \nThe FIFA World Cup was founded in 1971. It was designed by Silvio Gazzanigi of Italy.
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(m)\n\nKEMPES, Mario - The man who did everything in 1978. Topscorer and World Cup winning hero for Argentina.