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SoSuthern CaliforniaCT TennisA Association news JUNE 2005 Cups And Individual Championships

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iven the International Tennis Federation team and World GChampionships success enjoyed by Southern Californians in Perth, Australia, it would seem that their adaptability and talent turned them into first rate grass courts players. Anyone thinking that this statement is an exaggeration need only look at the results. Glenn Erickson captained the Men’s 40 Trabert Cup winner. Gretchen Magers was stalwart, going undefeated in the Women’s 40 Young Cup victory. As he does annually, Mike Fedderly played a major role in the Men’s 45 Dubler Cup trophy triumph. Tracey Thompson was a member of the Women’s 45 Cour t Cup team that California was well represented in Perth. Photos: Pat Parsons was a finalist. Geoff Cykman was on the Men’s 50 Perry Cup squad that did the same. Judy Louie, (who wrote the story on page 3), played for the Women’s 55 Connolly Cup team that also reached the final. Jennifer Dawson was on the Women’s 35 Lenglen Cup team that finished third. Kandy Chain, Leslie Airola-Murveit and Carolyn Nichols were all part of the Women’s 50 Bueno Cup third place result. Curtis Dunn and captain Hunter Gallaway were involved in the Men’s 35 Italia Cup fourth place finish. In individual play, which the host country dominated, taking eight of the 20 titles, locals were steadfast. Erickson teamed with singles winner Mario Tabares to take the Men’s 40 doubles title. Fedderly and singles finalist Val Wilder were the Men’s 45 doubles champions. Curtis Dunn Hunter Gallaway www.scta.usta.com

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Jennifer Dawson Glenn Erickson Gretchen Magers

Mike Fedderly Kandy Chain Judy Louie

2 www.scta.usta.com G’Day From Down Under Judy Louie ◗

The setting was enchanting because Perth is a lovely, livable city bordered by the meandering Swan River and beautiful Kings Park. ◗

had planned to depart the next day, had to change their flights out. The Australians were very friendly.This in

Connoly Cup teammates Brenda Carter, Mary Wilson, Marilyn McCombs and Judy Louie. Photos: Pat Parsons spite of their passion for Aussie Rules foot- ball which is a rough sport. The US teams ach year senior tennis players from were held in Perth, largely because the city stayed at the same hotel. This enabled us to the age of 30 to 90 battle in tour- has the largest number of grass courts in have some meals together and support each Enaments locally, sectionally and the world. Each of the three sites that other when we could. Opportunities to do nationally. Not only do these competitors were used had between 15 and 30 grass the latter were rare, because the format for love the game and accompanying cama- courts. The setting was enchanting because play was two singles and a doubles, which raderie, they also want to earn the pièce Perth is a lovely, livable city bordered by took up most of the day. de résistance – a chance to play on a the meandering Swan River and beautiful Eventually, there was time to see kan- US Cup team. Kings Park. It was fall and the weather was garoos and koalas, and do some shop- Each country has its own requirements warm and dry, much like Southern ping. Overall,the US teams did very well. for team selection. Due to the popularity of California. (It did, however, rain on the day Everyone left feeling rewarded by the International Tennis Federation team play, the of the final - wouldn't you know it - it was experience of playing on a Cup team, competition is divided into two groups: April 1st.) A number of U.S. players, who thinking – Good On ‘Ya. Group “A”consists of 10 teams (five men’s and five women’s) in the following age divisions – 35, 40, 45, 50 and 55.Group “B”has the 60, 65, 70, 75 and 80 age divisions for men. The women field 60, 65, 70 and 75 teams. The Group “A”competition was held in Perth, Australia, March 27-April 1. Because the trip required a flight lasting from 18 to 23 hour s, depending on the city of departure, and because the competition was played on grass, a surface that most players are not familiar with, team members were encouraged to arrive a couple of days before matches started. The ITF Team Championships The US teams performed impressively.

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Bill Lurie backed the Cup. The competition was a sponsor favorite.

he Lurie World Cup, a two-day con- SATURDAY SUNDAY test (the weekend before the start of T the Campbell’s National Men’s 60 & Te d Z o o b ( U S ) d . D a ve Carey (W) Carey/Rogers (W) d. Lurie/Zoob (US) 90 Hard Court Championships), high- 6-3 7-5 6-4, 7-6 lighted the talents of Men’s 90 competitors. Tr a c y S t r o n g (US) d. Wolfgang Marcuse (W) Marcuse/Mestre (W) d. Hosted by the Palm Springs Tennis Club, 4-6 6-4 6-3 Hurme/Strong (US) home of the World Cup, a US contingent Bill Rogers (W) d. Bill Lurie (US) 7- 5, 6 - 2 faced a World team composed of players 6-0 6-3 Ed Baumer/Crary (US) d. from Australia, Canada, Israel, Mexico and Marco Mestre (W) d. Charlie Hurme (US) Gunn/Jim Talman (W) New Zealand. 3-6 6- 6-2 6-4, 6-1 Singles victories by Ted Zoob, Tracy Doug Crary (US) d. Max Gunn (W) Strong and Doug Crary carried the US to a 6-3 6-2 3-2 lead in the first days’ play. The World team rebounded, annexing two doubles wins, to close out the weekend in a 4-4 tie. Event founder Bill Lurie paid the air fare for members of the World Cup team, and subsidized the housing for all the players. The spectacular closing luncheon at Spenser's, the Tennis Club’s award winning restaurant, left the competitors and organ- izers talking about the next World Cup face-off that is expected to take place April 1- 2, 20 06. For information on next year’s Lurie World Cup or the Campbell’s National Men’s 60 & 90 Hard Court Championships, contact Steve Solomon at (760) 325-8084 or [email protected] Dave Carey, Bill Rogers, Bill Lurie and Ted Zoob truly enjoyed the 90s event.

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aving run major tournaments for Hyears, Steve and Abby Solomon know how to come up with the goods. Based on comments that were made following the Campbell’s National Men’s 60 & 90 Hard Court Championships, played at the Mission Hills Country Club, the husband/wife team earned another “A”. Saying that the 77 entries made the Men’s 60 singles “the strongest field I can remember,” Solomon added, “the final in Geoff Grant and Ken Dahl fell to the two-time champions, Jim Parker and Ken Robinson, in 60s play. which Hugh Thomson defeated Jim Parker with Carey to sur- never dull. Solomon noted, “last year dur- 3-6, 6-3, 7-6 was the prise last year’s ing the Campbell's National Men 60 & 90 best match I have ever Men’s 90 doubles Championships one of the non-English seen in 60s play.” winners, Wolfgang speaking German players required emer- Repetition was a Marcuse/Zoob gency surgery. I arranged for his medical theme in both events. 4-6, 7-6, 6-0 and care and found housing for the players’ wife “Parker and Ken claimed his first when she arrived from Germany. This year, Robinson, considered by gold ball. a 90-year-old from New Zealand left his most players to be the The Men’s 60 sin- heart medicine at home. I spent several best 60s team in the gles and doubles hours contacting local doctors arranging world, again captured the winners not only for a US prescription. Fortunately, both title,” Solomon said. “Ted picked up gold balls, cases worked out for the best.” Zoob won the gold in they also received He concluded, “we apologize for the the Men’s 90 singles for Ted Zoob and Wolfgang Marcuse were good. airline tickets from construction at Mission Hills. Next year, the second straight Hawaiian Airlines. there will be a spectacular health spa and year.Thirty-seven of the 39 players eligible The consolation finalists received a 3-night restaurant at the tennis clubhouse that will to participate entered the Men’s 60 singles Las Vegas stay compliments of the Fairfield be ready for the National Men’s 60 & 90 Consolation. This is because the Grand Hotel. Hard Court Championships tentatively Campbell’s event has first and second day “Our primary sponsors, Campbell's, scheduled for April 3-9, 2006.” consolation which allows participants to BMW, Hawaiian Airlines, Diadora, Extra play every day with no break in between. Holidays and The Tennis Channel, along Steve Ronfeldt claimed the title for the with our product sponsors, support senior second year in a row.” tennis,” Solomon noted, “We had lots of For those keeping records, Parker/ television, radio and local press, much of Robinson stopped Ken Dahl/Geoff Grant which can be credited to the 90-year-old 6-4, 6-3 in Men’s 60 doubles play. Ronfeldt players. Their attitude and ability were erased Mike Suputo 6-0, 6-1 in the outstanding. I hope we all have that event Consolation final. Zoob stopped Dave Carey in our future. These guys are still my in the 90s final, 3-6, 6-4, 6-0. In a never to heroes in tennis. They represent the USTA be forgotten experience, Tracy Strong, in his motto, ‘tennis - a sport for a lifetime’.” first year as a 90s competitor, teamed Life, for those running a tournament, is Tracy Strong and Dave Carey had quite a tournament.

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Getting Ready More Solomon for Summer Mark Winters

Tina Karwasky ne would think that after years of dealing with the rigors of annually organizing the he rain has stopped OCampbell’s Mission Hills National (Category for the most part II) Championships in January and the Campbell’s and the weather is National Men’s 60 & 90 Hard Court Championships T in April, Steve and Abby Solomon would be pleasant- warming up. Many of us are doing spring cleaning at ly content with their usual schedule. Given all that is home, throwing away out- involved in making these tournaments “I want to play dated clothing and upgrad- them” events, why would they consider running ing our equipment. Why stop there? Why not another USTA national championship? step into spring with a new physical look? Those in the tennis community who know the Often senior competitors have old injuries Solomons will not be surprised in the least, to hear that prevent jogging. If that is the case, how that in 2006 they will not only use their talents to about a walking program? I teach a fitness stage one, but two gold ball tournaments. According to Steve, “we intend to host the first walking class at California State University Los National Husband & Wife Senior & Super Senior Grass Court and Hard Court Angeles. I tell students that walking is the Championships. The combined age for the Senior event is 100. For the Super Senior, it is cheapest form of exercise. All you need is a 12 5. We ar e f or t u n a t e that Mission Hills Country Club, which is a fabulous facility, has good pair of cross trainers or running shoes. agreed to be the tournament site. We are going to start play on the grass March 6th, dur- It doesn't require a gym membership and it ing the first week of the Pacific Life Open, which is a great time for tennis players to be in can be performed anywhere. Palm Springs.” Around 3,000 steps equal one mile, On November 13, 2006, at Mission Hills the dynamic duo will turn their attention to depending on your stride. A 30-minute brisk arranging the first National Husband & Wife Senior & Super Senior Hard Court walk, four days a week, will improve your car- Championship. “The Tennis Channel will make its first appearance at a USTA national sen- dio ability tremendously. Walking in a mall, for ior championships at the Grass Courts and be involved in all our national events,” Solomon example, can be performed in the morning said. “We expect Campbell’s to participate in both events, continuing its strong support of when it is cold. (I must caution, if you walk in senior tennis. The addition of these tournaments gives players two more outstanding com- a mall do resist the temptation of stopping at petitive opportunities.” Cinnabon and washing down the sweet with For information about both events, contact Steve Solomon at (760) 325-8084 or a Starbucks.) e-mail him at [email protected] Walking clubs are easy to find. Simply log onto the internet. Believe it or not, the ...... fastest walkers can beat a slow jogger. Keep a log on how many miles you walk, where you walk and your mood. Wearing a heart Grandfather Was Grand rate monitor makes it possible to judge the Mark Winters demand you are placing on your body. Consistency of one’s workout is the key to realizing cardio improvement and weight he delay in playing the final of the loss. If you happen to have a pudgy pooch Grandfather/Grandson Hard Court lying at your feet, then embark on a training TChampionships, originally scheduled for program for both of you. the La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club in December, After a tough day at work, walking is very did nothing to diminish the quality of what therapeutic and you will find that your dog, promises to become a very special event. Since will likely love the routine. To get you into the the finalist were Northern California teams, it spirit of walking, I would like to recommend was decided to play the match at home. two books to read: “Fitness Walking for William J. Kellogg reported, “the Huebners Dummies” by Liz Neoporent and “Walking were in dire straits after losing the first set 6-0. They fought back to win the second, then the Pounds Away” by Leslie Sansone. promptly went down two service breaks in the third set. At that point, the score was 2- Remember, walking is fun and it gives you 5, they began playing better and stormed back for a 7-5 win.” a chance to experience the blooming flowers Larry, the grandfather, and Chase Huebner, who were unseeded, defeated grandfather of spring...... Greg Kohles and Greg Janssen, the No. 2 seeds, 0-6, 6-4, 7-5.

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Tournament Intersectional Play Information he USTA Senior Intersectional Championships, for the 35, 45, 55,65 and 75 age divisions, will take place T this fall. Depending on the age category, four to Changes seven Southern California players compose a team. The River Hills Club in Jackson, Mississippi hosts the men’s competition A nnette Buck on clay courts, October 27-30. The Naples Bath and Tennis Club in Naples, Florida is the site of the women’s clay court he Southern California Tennis event, November 14-20. Association has transitioned to the Active tournament players interested in participating are TUSTA TennisLink system. All tournament information can now be found at eligible for the teams. Selection will be based on recent scta.usta.com. Click on “Tournaments” and records, rankings, current seedings and sportsmanship. Those use the tournament ID numbers listed in the selected receive a travel stipend from the Southern Directory, or search by month. All seeding California Tennis Association, but must be willing to handle lists are now on the same site. On the homepage, point to their own travel arrangements and expenses. Adult/senior, then click on “Rankings” and it will connect to the If you are looking to be part of a memorable experience, Te n nisLink system. contact Annette Buck at (310) 208-3838 Ext. 224, or e-mail Important Information: [email protected]

1. It is imperative to always use your USTA number when entering tournaments. All results are calculated using this number rather than your name.If you neglect to include the number, and the tournament director is unable to find it, you may not get credit for playing the event.

2. Southern California will use an updated version of the STAR ranking system to calculate seeding lists and final rankings. The new version, called WINSTAR, is based on the same principles that have always been used. The most important factor is the quality of wins and losses during a twelve month period, not rounds reached nor tournaments won.

3. The lists that are currently posted may not have all The men’s teams are always competitive... results. They are as accurate as possible, but in the past there were missing USTA numbers. If you or your opponent didn't have a number in the system, that result will not appear on your record. An effort to rectify errors will be made, but only if requested in writing to the SCTA, listing your name, the division, tournament name and date, and results as you believe they should be. Please do not call the office. Without a written request, no change can be made. Currently a transition process is taking place. Things will improve as the year progresses. Aspecial “thank you”is expressed to Doug and Julie Wrege and their family for handling tournament draws, along with ranking and seeding lists, at www.tennisinformation.com over the years; most particularly during 2004. They did an outstanding job for tennis, and provided a great service for the players and administrators. ...and so are the women’s.

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Campbell’s National Men’s 60 & 90 Hard Court Championships

MEN’S 60 SINGLES Hugh Thomson d. Jim Parker 6-3, 3-6, 7-6

MEN’S 60 DOUBLES Parker/Ken Robinson d. Ken Dahl/Geoff Grant MEN'S 65 DOUBLES MEN'S 75 DOUBLES MEN'S 85 DOUBLES 6-4, 6-3 Irv Goldberg/Hank Leichtfried John Bennett/Ron Boone d. Bill Crowley/Whitlow d. MEN’S 90 SINGLES d. Gary Bowen/Goldwater Jack Graham/Jim Settles Bruce Elliott/William Van Vorst 2-6, 6-3, 6-1 Te d Z o o b d . D a v e C a r e y 5-7, 6-2, 7-6 6-0, 6-3 3-6, 6-4, 6-0 MEN'S 70 SINGLES MEN'S 80 SINGLES WOMEN'S 60 SINGLES

MEN’S 90 DOUBLES Irving Benoit d. Saul Snyder James Golson d. Don To b e y Jady Von Der Lieth d. 7- 5, 7- 6 Carey/Tracy Strong d. 7- 6, 6 - 2 Joanna Jones-Reed Zoob/Wolfgang Marcuse 6-0, 6-0 4-6, 7-6, 6-0

71st Southern California Super Senior Sectional Championships Photos: Annette Buck

MEN'S 60 SINGLES MEN'S 70 DOUBLES MEN'S 85 SINGLES Dick Johnsrud d. Sal Zimmitti Bill Hyde/Lenny Lindborg d. Jerry Greer d. WOMEN'S 65 SINGLES 6-0, 4-6, 6-4 Gordon Davis/Mike O'Hara To m W h itlow Audrey Folden d. Norma Veal 6-4, 1-6, 6-1 6-1, 6-2 6-3, 4-6, 6-0

MEN'S 60 DOUBLES Pete Gerry/Tony Pausz d. Gene Hughes/Johnsrud 6-2, 7-6 MEN'S 75 SINGLES WOMEN'S 65 DOUBLES Gerry Thomas d. Melvin Lewis Roz King/Veal d. 6-4, 6-1 Nanda Fischer/Penny Winkler 6-2, 6-2

MEN'S 65 SINGLES Lloyd Goldwater d. Fred Scott 7- 6, 4 -1, Retired

WOMEN'S 70 SINGLES Carolyn Soper d. Diana Lott 6-1, 6-3

WOMEN'S 75 SINGLES Janet Hubbard d. Nancy Kibbey 2-6, 7-5, Retired

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MEN'S 85 DOUBLES Bill Crowley/Tom Whitlow d. Moffett/Ralphs 6-3, 2-6, 6-2 WOMEN'S 35 SINGLES Joan Barnes d. Lisa Hess 7- 5, 6-0 WOMEN'S 40 SINGLES Jennifer Lyons d. Jane Pascoe WOMEN'S 80 SINGLES nd MEN'S 55 SINGLES 22 Senior Grand 6-2, 6-2 Dorothy Knode d. Prix Masters Frank Zebot d. Mike Talmadge Marion Tyrell Championships 6-2, 6-7,1-0 WOMEN'S 45 SINGLES Tr a c e y T h ompson d. 7- 6, 6 - 4 (Due to inclement weather, a match Tie- MEN'S 55 DOUBLES Break was played in lieu of a third set.) Nancy Abler-Sanchez Ta l m a d g e / Z e b o t d . 6-1, 6-1 MEN'S 30 SINGLES Jim Enstrom/Steve Solender Julien Heine d. William Knox 6-1, 6-1 WOMEN'S 50 SINGLES 6-3, 6-0 Kandy Chain d. Anne Folks MEN'S 60 SINGLES MEN'S 35 SINGLES 6-2, 6-4 Vilnis Ezerins d. Mike Nash Chan Ly d. David Bier 6-4; 6-1 WOMEN'S 55 SINGLES 1- 6, 6 - 3, 1- 0 Dee Williams-Horne d. MEN'S 60 DOUBLES MEN'S 40 SINGLES Janet Watanabe Glenn Erickson d. Pierre Mareschal Dean Corley/Michael Stewart d. 6-1, 6-2 Pete Gerry/Tony Pausz 3-6, 6-4, 1-0 WOMEN'S 60 SINGLES WOMEN'S 80 DOUBLES 6-3, 7-6 MEN'S 40 DOUBLES Uta Hegberg d. Teri Eggers Piyachart Hussey/Knode d. MEN’S 65 SINGLES Mareschal/Manuel Ortiz d. 7- 6, 6-0 Phyllis Adler/Catherine Hall Peter Davidson/Robert Horsch Robert Erickson d. Joel Fleiss WOMEN'S 65 SINGLES 7- 5, 4 - 6, 6-2 6-4, 6-4 6-0, 6-7,1-0 Roz King d. Audrey Folden MEN'S 65 DOUBLES 0-6, 7-6, 1-0 Hank Leichtfried/George Sarantos WOMEN'S 70 SINGLES d. Michael Lo/Gene Nalbandian Ada Cowan d. Carolyn Soper 6-1, 6-0 6-0, 6-2 MEN'S 70 SINGLES WOMEN'S 75 SINGLES Gerry Thomas d. Bob Perry Dorothy Knode d. 6-3, 1-6, 1-0 Catherine Hall MEN'S 70 DOUBLES 6-3, 6-4 WOMEN'S 85 SINGLES MEN'S 45 SINGLES Richard Doss/Bill Hyde d. Eleanor Harbula d. Neil Levinson d. Bob Isenberg/Chuck Nelson 53rd Pasadena Patricia Ye o m ans Steve Starleaf 6-1, 6-4 Metropolitan 6-2, 6-2 2-6, 6-4, 1-0 MEN'S 75 SINGLES Tournament

MEN'S 45 DOUBLES Fran Goodyear d. Jack Graham MEN'S 45 SINGLES Roger Hulburt/Chip Lievers d. 6-2, 7-6 Barry Swan d. Larry Lambert 6-2, 6-0 Randy Houston/Kim Vieira MEN'S 75 DOUBLES 6-3, 3-6, 1-0 Graham/Jim Settles d. MEN'S 50 SINGLES Jerry Paul/Wally Vickery David Kenney d. MEN'S 50 SINGLES 6-0, 6-0 Greg Garancovsky Emmanuel Acholonu d. 6-4, 6-4 Paul Wulf MEN'S 80 SINGLES MEN'S 55 SINGLES 2-6, 7-6, 1-0 Bob Seymour d. Beong Paik 6-2, 6-3 Charlie Pina d. Richard Ortiz MEN'S 50 DOUBLES 6-4, 6-1 MIXED 60 DOUBLES MEN'S 85 SINGLES Dave Bohannon/Kevin Kearney Goldwater/Von Der Lieth d. Howard Moffett d. MEN'S 65 SINGLES Susan Stevens/Barry Weiss d. Pete Kelly/Wulf Walter Ralphs Joel Fleiss d. Hamilton Sah 6-1, 6-3 6-3, 6-2 6-2, 6-0 6-2, 5-7, 6-2

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MEN'S 70 SINGLES 17th Arcadia Senior 14th La Habra Senior MEN'S 70 SINGLES Jerry Friedman d. Phil Flexo Tournament Tournament Phil Flexo d. Dean Whaley 6-2, 7-6 6-3, 6-2 MEN'S 45 SINGLES MEN'S 40 SINGLES MEN'S 80 SINGLES MEN'S 75 SINGLES Mike Clayton d. Corey Brown William Konya d. Jeff Chai 6-4, 6-2 6-0; 6-0 Paul Yokota d. John Morris Dick Corman d. Jerry Paul Default 2-6, 6-3, 7-5 MEN'S 45 DOUBLES MEN'S 45 SINGLES th WOMEN'S 40 SINGLES Clayton/Kelly Davidson d. Nick Jody Helfend d. Nick Schleif 5 Paul Buskey Schleif/Barry Swan Memorial Super Senior Ta i S i s s o n d . Marsha Hanus 7- 5, 6-4 6-7, 6-4, 6-2 Heart Tournament 6-1, 6-0 MEN'S 50 SINGLES MEN'S 50 SINGLES MEN'S 65 SINGLES WOMEN'S 50 SINGLES Michael Halat d. Greg Garancovsky d. Mike Morrison Les Vesell d. Robert Biddle Hilary Anderson d. 6-3, 6-2 Michael Halat 6-3, 5-7, 6-2 Francesca Bianchi MEN'S 65 DOUBLES 6-2, 6-7, 6-2 MEN'S 55 SINGLES 6-2, 6-2 Robert Bachman/ MEN’S 50 DOUBLES Michael Walters d. Robert Biddle d. Irvine Open Gil Duran/Tim Wallace d. Charlie Pina William Harader/Johnny Sanchez Tournament Richard Trager/Wil Wilkins 6-4, 6-2 7- 6, 6-4 6-4, 6-4 MEN'S 35 SINGLES MEN'S 60 SINGLES MEN'S 70 SINGLES MEN'S 55 SINGLES Brian Hillebrand d. Wes Simmons d. Saul Snyder d. Jay Turner Hal Zajic d. Don Roberson 6-7, 6-2, 6-1 Jonathon Allen Frank Webster 6-4, 6-7, 6-4 6-1, 6-1 6-2, 3-6, 6-2 MEN'S 80 SINGLES MEN'S 60 SINGLES MEN'S 65 SINGLES James Watters d. Robert Boyce 19th Spring Classic Sal Zimmitti d. John Distad Pete Cranston d. 6-0; 6-0 MEN'S 35 SINGLES 6-3, 6-4 Don Hildreth MEN'S 85 SINGLES MEN'S 65 SINGLES 6-1, 4-6, 6-4 Jon Hoffpauir d. Robert Burns Alvin Asher d. Irv McCallum 6-0, 6-1 Joel Fleiss d. Hamilton Sah MEN'S 70 SINGLES 6-2, 6-1 6-4, 4-6, 7-6 Jerry Friedman d. Phil Flexo MEN'S 45 SINGLES WOMEN'S 70 SINGLES MEN'S 70 SINGLES 7- 5, 6 -1 Stan Wooten d. Blake Foster Carolyn Soper d. Phil Flexo d. Joe Thompson MEN'S 75 SINGLES 6-4, 6-3 Nelly Aguilera 7- 5, 6 - 4 Mel Lewis d. John Bennett 6-4, 6-3 MEN'S 55 SINGLES MEN'S 75 SINGLES Default Te r ry Forrester d. Jack 29th Inglewood Spring Robert Foran d. Jerry Paul MEN'S 80 SINGLES Tournament Ta v e l m a n 6-2, 6-2 Beong Paik d. James Golson MEN'S 35 SINGLES 6-3, 6-2 6-3, 2-6, 6-4 MEN'S 80 SINGLES Jon McKee d. Chris Gennusa MEN'S 60 SINGLES Beong Paik d. Don Baron WOMEN'S 45 SINGLES 6-1, 6-0 Michael Kaplan d. Christ Milesis 6-2, 6-3 Rebecca Vineyard d. Jackie Snell MEN'S 45 SINGLES 6-3, 3-6, 7-6 6-3, 6-2 To n y Wo o d a r d d . 17th Peninsula Tennis MEN'S 65 SINGLES Ronnie Burks Club Tournament Whittier Narrows 6-1, 6-0 Luis Cisneros d. MEN'S 30 SINGLES Spring Classic Vojin Jok simovich MEN'S 50 SINGLES 6-2, 6-0 Charles Hoeveler d. MEN'S 35 SINGLES Emmanuel Acholonu d. To m S t anton Thomas Kekalos d. John Pinches Michael Halat MEN'S 70 SINGLES 6-1, 6-0 6-2, 6-4 6-3, 6-3 Emilio Martinez-De Pison d. MEN'S 60 SINGLES MEN'S 40 SINGLES MEN'S 55 SINGLES Thomas Mullen David Gordon d. Mark Scribner d. Kevin Brown To m Wr i g h t d . Paul Edwardh 6-1, 6-3 6-0, 6-1 Clarence Davis Default 5-7, 7-6, 7-6 MEN'S 80 SINGLES MEN'S 50 SINGLES MEN'S 60 SINGLES MEN'S 65 SINGLES Leslie Anderson d. Wayne Hughes d. George Bialecki d. Hamilton Sah d. Cecil Norwood Maurice Jackson Philippe DeGaillande Don Hildreth 6-3, 6-4 6-1, 7-6 6-3, 3-6, 6-4 6-4, 7-6

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MEN'S 75 SINGLES Men's 50 Doubles MEN'S 65 SINGLES 6th Upland Tennis Club Robert Foran d. Dick Corman Rocky Ford/Ric Moore d. Hamilton Sah d. Robert Senior Tournament 6-0, 6-2 Pete Margarita/Bill McCulley Erickson MEN'S 40 SINGLES 7- 6, 6-4 Default 4th St Patrick’s Tu a n N g u y en d. Angel Mollo MEN'S 65 DOUBLES Tournament 77th Pacific Beach 6-2, 6-2 Erickson/Sah d. MEN'S 45 SINGLES Tennis Club Jerry Robinson/Johnny Sanchez MEN'S 50 SINGLES Mesake Latu d. Kevin Gallup Tournament 6-1, 6-3 Earl Perkins d. 6-4, 6-42 MEN'S 35 SINGLES MEN'S 70 SINGLES Greg Garancovsky Jason Giavara d. th Jerry Friedman d. David Conrad 7- 6, 6-3 6 Ojai Spring Clay Te r r a n c e O v e r b e y 6-2, 6-3 Court Championships 6-4, 6-3 MEN'S 55 SINGLES MEN'S 50 SINGLES MEN'S 70 DOUBLES MEN'S 45 SINGLES Bill Matthews d. Mike Talmadge Rich Haskell/Chuck Nelson d. Andrew Stanley d. Brendan Gaylis d. Jim Abbuhl 6-1, 6-4 Wilson Fitzgerald/Robert Foran Angel Abreu 6-1, 6-1 7- 6, 7- 6 6-4, 6-4 MEN'S 60 SINGLES MEN'S 55 SINGLES MEN'S 50 DOUBLES MEN'S 75 SINGLES Larry Mason d. Clarke Moore Jay Schiller d. Wayne Hughes Charlie Pina/Jesse Torres d. John Bennett d. Robert Foran 6-4, 6-4 6-3, 6-2 Dick Bedrossian/Haig Bedrossian 6-2, 7-5 MEN'S 65 SINGLES MEN'S 65 SINGLES Default MEN'S 80 SINGLES Don Hildreth d. Hamilton Sah Robert Biddle d. Don MEN'S 60 SINGLES Beong Paik d. Jerry Greer Dombrow 6-3, 6-3 Te d C a mbell d. Karl Pope Default 6-1, 6-0 MEN'S 65 DOUBLES 6-0, 6-0 MIXED 50 DOUBLES WOMEN'S 65 SINGLES Jesse Benavente/Mike Jackman MEN'S 70 SINGLES Angela Neal Stephens/ Judy Janc d. Sharon Dunne d. Mike Forbeck/Murray Todd David Seifer d. Jerry Friedman Don Weber d. 6-2, 6-1 3-6, 6-4, 6-3 Barbara Wilkins/Wil Wilkins 7- 5, 7- 5 6-3, 6-4 MEN'S 70 DOUBLES MEN'S 80 SINGLES 18th Anaheim Hills Bob Seymour d. James Golson Spring Senior Benavente/Jackman d. Joe 6th Cabrillo Racquet 6-2, 7-5 Tournament Thompson/Carl Vail Club Tournament MEN'S 30 SINGLES 6-3, 4-6, 6-2 10th Fountain Valley MEN’S 45 DOUBLES Craig Mazzara d. Mario Garcia Senior Tennis Kevin Gallup/Mesake Latu d. MEN'S 75 SINGLES Default Tournament Nick Schleif/Shelly Schleif John Bennett d. Mas Osato MEN'S 35 SINGLES MEN'S 35 SINGLES Default 6-0, 6-0 James Dao d. John Despot James Dao d. John Pinches 6-2, 6-3 1- 6, 6-0, 6-3 MEN'S 50 SINGLES MEN'S 45 SINGLES Bill Hatfield d. Duane Hale Vitaly Kozlov d. Tim Claar 6-4, 7-6, 7-6 6-1, 6-4 UCLA Southern California Tennis Association MEN'S 50 SINGLES MEN'S 55 SINGLES Los Angeles Tennis Center - UCLA To m Wr i g h t d . P e ter Margarita Kelly Davidson d. David Stacy 420 Charles E. Young Drive West 7- 5, 6-3 6-2, 6-3 Los Angeles, CA 9 0 024 - 9115 (310) 208-3838 MEN'S 60 SINGLES MEN'S 55 SINGLES

John Hall d. Mike Nash Mike Talmadge d. Frank Zebot STAFF Default 6-4, 4-6, 6-2 Mark Winters - Executive Editor MEN'S 70 SINGLES MEN'S 55 DOUBLES Henry Talbert - Executive Director Jerry Friedman d. Ta l m a d g e / Z e b o t d . Annette Buck - Director Adult & Senior Tennis Robert Dittoe Dan Bohannon/Michael Walters 6-3, 6-1 7- 6, 6-2 CONTRIBUTORS MEN'S 75 SINGLES MEN'S 60 SINGLES Tina Karwasky, Judy Louie and Steve Solomon Ray Gill d. Dick Corman Mike Locklin d. Dale Hebert 6-2, 6-0 6-0, 6-0

11 www.scta.usta.com SCTA Hall Of Fame Welcomes Austin, Bassett, Baker Fleitz, Gonzalez and Segura

uly 23rd is the date. Riviera J Country Club the location.The spot where the Southern California Tennis Associ- ation’s black tie Hall of Fame induction gala and ceremony honoring Tracy Austin, Glenn Bassett, Beverly Baker Fleitz, Pancho Gonzalez and Pancho Segura will take place. For details, call (310) 208-3838 Ext. 240.

Tracy Austin Pancho Segura

Pancho Gonzalez

Beverly Baker Fleitz Beverly Baker Fleitz Glenn Bassett ......

UCLA Non-Profit Org Southern California Tennis Association US Postage Los Angeles Tennis Center - UCLA PAID 420 Charles E. Young Drive West UCLA Los Angeles, CA 90024-9115