Career
Karasevdas competed in the military rifle event. He dominated the field, hitting the target with all 40 of his shots for a total score of 2,350. His score in the first string of 10 shots was 480.
He also competed in the free rifle event, placing fifth with a score of 1,039. In the military pistol event, Karasevdas abandoned the competition after firing two of the five strings of six shots.
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| Name | Karasevdas, Pantelis |
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| Short description | Sport shooter |
| Date of birth | 1877 |
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| Date of death | 1946 |
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