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In Your Own Backyard Mark Winters SENIOR www.scta.usta.com SoSCTAuthern California Tennis Association news DECEMBER 2004 In Your Own Backyard Mark Winters ow special will it be to begin the to seeing past champions, along with many Courtyard Marriott is offering a great new year with an opportunity to new participants. Once again, we will have a tournament rate of $99 a night. Call (760) Hplay five first class tournaments in Men’s 40 division. It promises to be a great 322-6100 for reservations. The Haggstroms your own backyard? tournament. Be sure to sign up early. If you can be reached at (760) 323-8997. For local senior competitors, the have questions, feel free to call me at (760) As always is the case, Glenn Erickson “Desert Circuit” is unrivaled. Not only are 346-0679.” and Pam Leong will team up to make the the January tournaments played in resort- Kurt and Ana Haggstrom like what they 23rd Palm Springs Tennis Club Senior like luxury, they attract the game’s best play- do and it is obvious in the way they manage Championships, January 18-23, a solid affair. ers from across the country and around the tournaments. The 12th Plaza Racquet Club Harold Matzner will again play a role in the world. Adding to that uniqueness, every Senior Invitational To u rnament, scheduled presentation. Erickson, drawing on his event has its own ambiance; its own special for January 11-16, means it’s show time for experience as a top ranked player, will make feel. Foremost is the organizer’s focus on Te a m H a g g s t r o m . “ T h e club’s on fire,” Kurt the tournament, “an event everyone looks satisfying the needs of participants. This can said of the facility they have devotedly forward to playing. It’s my favorite week of be seen in the effort to make match sched- refurbished over the past few years. the whole year.”Prize money will be offered. uling and playing conditions on a par with “Membership has jumped to more than 300 For tournament information, call (760) those on the professional level, along with and I think the tournament will show a 318 -1716 . the player gifts and parties offered. similar increase. In January, the weather is The Campbell’s Mission Hills Senior Play starts with the 16th Monterey great, so all systems will be go. Last year,we Championships is the highlight of the gave out gift bags, “Desert Circuit”. Not only is the January which we had never 23-30 tournament a USTA Category II done before. They contest, it gains elite status because it is were so well organized for the 18th year by Steve and received, we are Abby Solomon. It is safe to say there is not doing them again. another couple in the country who know There will also be a more about running a senior event. “This Players Party and year, Ed Trost and Jane Roberson have Ana is planning to become an important part of the tourna- make lasagna. ment team,” said Steve Solomon, who is vice Everyone should be chair of Marketing for the USTA ready for a great Adult/Senior Competition Committee. dinner and a great “Their involvement will make the event Ken Kupperstein, with son Alex, and Curtis Dunn enjoyed desert play. event.” even better.” Haggstrom With new sponsors, Life Time Fitness Country Club Senior Tournament, January added, “we are going to hold a Men’s 90 and Diadora, joining an impressive group 5-9. Having moved, a few years back, from singles for the first time, and because so that includes Campbell’s, Hawaiian Airlines the final “Desert Circuit” competition, to many of the participants travel with their and BMW,the Solomons earn kudos for the the kick-off activity, Carl Schroeder is the wives or girl friends, we are also having a support they garner. They also earn praise proud host of a fabulous event. “Since we Combined Mixed 10 0 and 125. ” for the gifts players receive and the fact they changed our date, the draws have been Washington Mutual, John Henry’s are always looking to do a little more. Said larger and the level of play has become very Restaurant and Spa Hotel & Resort Casino Solomon, “we will have a drawing and exciting,” he said. “We are looking forward provide support for the tournament. The (continued on page 8) www.scta.usta.com SoCal Players Ring The Liberty Bell W illiam J. Kellogg ach year nineteen different Veterans World Team Championships are conducted by the International Tennis EFederation at various sites around the world. Due to their popularity and high entry numbers, the Cup competitions are divid- ed into two groups. This year’s Super Senior events were held at five different clubs in the Philadelphia area, mostly on grass courts, imme- diately following the US Open in September 2004. Almost 750 players, from 33 different nations, participated, mak- ing it the largest competition ever held. Size alone created significant operational challenges for the World Championships Organizing Committee (WCOC).At the end of the two weeks of play, US seniors claimed five of the eleven Cup titles and nine out of twelve individual World singles championships. Californians figured promi- nently in the results. Results in team events: MEN’S 55 - Austria Cup: Spain defeated the US in the final 2-1 MEN’S 60 - Von C r amm Cup: US defeated Germany in the final 2-0. Leland Housman was a team member. Men’s 80 Gardnar Mulloy Cup team members MEN’S 65 - Britannia Cup: US defeated Australia in the final 2-0. MEN’S 80 -Gardnar Mulloy Cup: US defeated Australia in the Captain Jim Nelson’s story is on page 3. final 2-0. Vincent Fotre, Bob Seymour and Bob Sherman were MEN’S 70 - Crawford Cup: US defeated France in the final 2-0. team members. Jim Perley was a team member. WOMEN’S 55 - Maureen Connolly Cup: Australia defeated the MEN’S 75- Grant Cup: France defeated the US in the final 2-1. US in the final 2-1. Judie Louie was a team member. Wayne Hippenstiel and Graydon Nichols were team members. WOMEN’S 60 - Alice Marble Cup: US finished fourth, losing to eventual winner Great Britain, in the semifinals. Cathie Anderson and Charleen Hillebrand were team members. Men’s 70 Crawford Cup team members Women’s 60 Alice Marble Cup team members WOMEN’S 65 - Godfree Cup: USA finished fourth, losing to Australia in the third place playoff. Dorothy Matthiessen and Norma Veal were team members. WOMEN’S 70 - Althea Gibson Cup: Australia defeated the US in final 2-0. Ada Cowan was a team member. WOMEN’S 75 -Queens’ Cup: US defeated Great Britain 3-0 in Men’s 75 Grant Cup team members the final. Dorothy Knode was a team member. 2 www.scta.usta.com WeWe WonWon Jim Nelson Women’s 70 Gibson Cup team members Men’s 65 Britannia Cup team – Gene Scott, Bob Helton, Jim Nelson (captain) and Rudy Hernando Women’s 75 Queen’s Cup team members n the final round of the Men’s 65 Britannia Cup, the US faced Australia on the grass courts at the Merion Cricket Individual Championship Results (only Californians): I Club. I captained the team that included Bob Helton, Rudy Hernando and Gene Scott. Peter Froelich, Bob Howes, Doug MEN’S 65 DOUBLES Henry Leichtfried/George Sarantos d. Donald Biedinger/ Napier and Bruce Rehn represented the Aussies. Rudy Hernando 6-4, 1-6, 6-1 In Cup competition, the No. 2 singles match is played MEN’S 70 DOUBLES first, and Hernando defeated Froelich 6-4, 6-2. He broke Dick Doss/John Powless d. Chuck Devoe/Norm Fitz 6-7,6-3, 6-2 early and held serve throughout the first set. In the second, MEN’S 80 SINGLES his blistering serve returns and solid groundstrokes over- Fred Kovaleski d. Bob Sherman 6-1 6-0 whelmed Froelich, who was formerly No. 1 in the world. MEN’S 80 DOUBLES Scott and Howes faced off in the No. 1 singles. In the first Kovaleski/Sherman d. Jerry Joyce/Bob set, all Scott’s strokes, particularly his serve and volley, put Seymour 6-4, 6-2 Howes under continual pressure, leading to a 6-4 win. Howes MEN’S 85 SINGLES broke at 2-1 and won the remaining games in the second set. Alex Swetka d. Federico Barboza of Scott dominated early in the third set and won it 6-2 to give Argentina 6-1, 6-2 the US the Cup. WOMEN’S 60 DOUBLES The doubles wasn’t played because of rain. Susan Hill/Jenny Waggott of Great Britian In the semifinals against Germany, Hernando lost the first Bob Sherman d. Charleen Hillebrand/Suella Steel 6-2, 7-6 set to Klaus Haas, then won eleven games in a row to score a 4-6, 6-0, 6-2 victory. Scott showed his competitive ability Next year’s 35-55 Team Championships will take place on and understanding of grass court play, defeating Bodo grass in Perth, Australia, March 27-April 1, 2005. The Individual Nitsche 6-3, 6-0. World Championships will be played April 2-April 9. Entry forms I can’t say enough about the play of the entire team. will be posted on the ITF website – www.itfvets.com - at the end Hernando was outstanding, and Scott, the editor and pub- of December. lisher of Tennis Week Magazine, who has had both hips The 60-85 competitions for the men and 60-75 events for the replaced, was even better.
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