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Honoring The Best Cheryl Jones or many years the sCtA planned to his father, a man of few Fhave a separate senior hall of Fame words, told him after he lost to honor outstanding players who have a match to a player that he distinguished themselves in the game would never be able to defeat locally, nationally and internationally. Last that particular opponent. year, it became a reality. this year, the he proved him wrong the success of a really good idea was evident. following year when he came extra tables had to be squeezed into the out the winner in their next Founders Room at the James West Alumni match-up. since then, he has Center at uCLA to accommodate the represented the us in many throngs of family members and friends international events and his who came to be a part of the celebration collection of gold balls is honoring ten superb southern substantial. his family, who senior players. was on hand, cheered wildly On July 28th, Bob Duesler, Virginia Glass, when the lanky Duesler was Charleen hillebrand, recognized as Dorothy Matthiessen Joan Johnson, ed one of southern Charleen hillebrand Kauder, Mel Lewis, California’s elite hillebrand joked about Dorothy Matthiessen, senior players. her slim-to-none commitment to Jim nelson, never at a loss for words, practicing before matches, but she has and suella steel were Glass accepted her award, proved beyond a doubt that an athlete honored.Mark Winters sharing stories about the can have success and not have to put in served as Master of difficulty she encountered as too much time with boring and unneeded Ceremonies for the an African-American involved drills. the gold balls that she has collected mid-day affair following in before the sport are a testimony to her preparedness for a short introduction was truly integrated. the san tournaments. she won 14 world titles by sCtA executive Virginia Glass Diego resident has been an and partnering with steele, won a huge Director henry talbert Photos Cheryl Jones integral part of the game’s number of doubles trophies. she came to who lavished praise on the honorees and diversity expansion in spoke of the success of senior programs in the section. sCtA President Bill and nationally for many Kellogg was on hand to congratulate years. the native of the all the members of the second class of Philippines has always inductees. Jim Bisch, who is Chair of been passionate about the senior tennis Council, spoke to the her commitment, and gathering about the rich history of the the senior hall of Fame senior game in the section. it wasn’t a final honor guarantees that chapter, because many of those inducted future generations will are still adding to their accomplishments. be aware of the ample Duesler, who has a quiet, but self- contributions that Glass assured demeanor, was a high school math has provided. teacher before retiring. he reminisced Who says that the Duesler family-bottom row-skip, Bob and Branden. that at the beginning of his tennis career, practice makes perfect? top-sheelah, Becky and Drake.

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the us from south Africa in suggested. Versatility is an integral part of the early 1970s and southern her game, because she has seven Grand California has made her feel slams under her belt – and she vowed welcome. that she is looking forward to being imagine being a small around for a long time to come. college coach and having a using a super-sized Weed tennis student on the roster who racquet, nelson (he was the first to do would eventually become so and win on the national level.) teamed the most recognized woman with Duesler and Lenny Lindborg, as tennis player who ever well as Phyllis Adler (a member of the lived. Joan Johnson was the inaugural senior hall of Fame class last coach of California state year) and others, to win 100 gold balls, university, Los Angeles when making it a challenging collection to dust. the legendary Jim and Barbara nelson with suella and John steel the founder of the southern California (nee Moffitt) was a student, people wonder how a man that seems senior tennis society in 1972, he made but Johnson was a force in and of herself. to be barely able to walk can run after certain that seniors had a voice in the As a teen, Johnson was the first winner tennis balls so well.) section. A member of the sCtA Board of the Girls’ 18 and later Matthiessen is still working as an of Directors, and the Co-Chair of the played with the Junior Wightman Cup interior designer, and she is still working senior tennis Council, he is still active team. Jennifer Wypwick, the niece of in the administrative end of the sport. Johnson’s long-time friend Jeri sheppard, nelson is looking forward to representing accepted the award in her stead. the us in international competition in the in the 1955 us national Champ- future. the hard playing and hard working ionships, long before the Open era of nelson is sure that he will always be a tennis, Kauder was displaying his ability voice and as an example for seniors to serve “big”. the reserved former in the section. teaching pro spoke of his love for the Mention tennis and san Diego area game, but quickly added that supporting hotel del Coronado and Press, the long- his family was always the top priority. All time pro at the facility, comes to mind. of them who were in attendance were having already scheduled a family vac- happy to be a part of the tribute to their ation, he wasn’t in attendance, but many star. (nelson shared memories of playing of his accomplishments are recounted at Kauder’s home, years ago, and the fact Jim Bisch and Mel Lewis in his book, “100 Years of tennis at the that there always seemed to be children on her game. After winning countless hotel del Coronado”. sCtA President in the swimming pool making too much awards as part of international tennis William J. Kellogg accepted his award, “noise.” One of the noisemakers was Federation Cup teams, she isn’t sure broadening the tribute to the individual Kauder’s stepdaughter, Dara torres, the of just how many gold balls are in her who won more than his share of national 2008 Olympic darling. who at 40, won a collection – at least 129. But, she is sure senior championships. he was also silver medal in the 50-meter free-style, that she was a graduate of Cal Berkley a proud member of three successful setting an American record.) and not Vassar, as her luncheon biography Gordon Cup teams. And even though he As is almost always the case, if Mel Lewis is in his 80s, Press seldom is on hand so is his patient and caring wife takes time away from the ernestine. in truth, they seem to have a game that has always served unified presence. they were both at the him very well. ceremony. harvard Park tennis Club was Just because she didn’t there, too – in force, to make sure that begin playing the game until the charming former high school teacher she was in her thirties, and coach was well represented. it was a doesn’t mean that steel tribute to the hard working Lewis that so wasn’t exposed to tennis. many came to see him accept the honor she told luncheon guests as a positive influence in the sections’ that her family was steeped senior game. (in a wonderful touch of in the game, but she candor, he said of his playing style that Dara torres with ed and Marilu Kauder copiously avoided playing 2 www.scta.usta.com until one day, it just seemed like the right was for a body of accomplishments, success, because of the hard work of thing to do. her father helped hone her most of the honorees will be adding to the senior hall of Fame Committee— skills, and in time, she won six World their inventories in the future. it wasn’t Pam Austin, Bisch, nelson, Carol Championship trophies. Partnering a retirement ceremony; it didn’t mark schneider and Winters. Others who with hillebrand, she also brought home the closing of a career. it recognized played a role in making the afternoon a collection of gold tennis balls and achievements and acknowledged that memorable include–Annette Buck, became one of the best in the game. more will be forthcoming. Martha Katsufrakis, Bob Kramer, even though the hall of Fame induction the luncheon was a resounding Kellogg, Barbara sportelli and talbert. Beach Club Nationals William J. Kellogg n May, the Beach & 3 golf course, two swimming itennis Club hosted the national pools, two additional oceanfront Women’s 50-90 hard Court restaurants and cocktail lounges Championships, the fourth leg of and one of southern California’s the national tournament circuit only private beaches. with the other surfaces being clay, For seventy-five years, the Club grass, and indoors. these events has had a long-standing tradition attract the best players from of community involvement, and is all over the country in each age dedicated to the sport of tennis. group. the Club started each of A literal “Who’s Who” among the competitions and has hosted the 90 standouts included Jean harris, Lucy Dettmer, tennis greats have graced the them since their inception. A men’s Dodo Cheney, Judy stark and Pat Yeomans courts of the Club, including Jack tournament, started in the early Langer, and no. 3 seed Doris deVries in Kramer, , Pancho ‘70s, is held at the same time. this year, straight sets, but came up one match segura, , John Mcenroe, the Lurie World Cup, an international short when she encountered Dorothy and many others. the tennis team match of players 90-years Matthiessen. Matthiessen was in fine facility hosted the 2006 first and older, was also held form and took down her round us-Romania tie, and the 2008 at the same time. perennial rival, 6-2, 6-2 Fed Cup us-Germany quarterfinal. Large draws were the for the gold ball. in the Annually, the Club hosts the Pacific norm with the Women’s Women’s 80 singles, no. 2 Coast Men’s Doubles Championship in 70, as an example, seed Doris Lutz upended March, and in December, the national attracting 38 entrants. top seed Louise Russ in a Men’s and Women’s 40 hard Court susan Wright raced tightly contested final 6-2, Championships, as well as the national through the Women’s 3-6, 6-2. the 90’s brought Father/son and Grandfather/Grandson 50 singles, dropping only in a new queen of the hill, hard Court Championships. For event nine games on her way Lucy Dettmer, who did registration and information visit www. to the championship. not lose a game on her tennislink.usta.com/tournaments her closest match way to the title. Dodo was in the final against Cheney won another gold Carolyn nichols. she susan Wright and Carolyn nichols ball in doubles, partnering won 6-1,6-2, over an opponent that with Dettmer. the tournament was has always given opponents fits. Local played under great weather conditions star, tracey thompson won the Feed-in and produced some outstanding tennis. consolation after narrowly squeaking by La Jolla Beach & tennis Club, inc. is a Chris Ramsower-Pearlstein in the back- fourth generation, family owned and draw quarterfinals. in the Women’s 60 operated company dedicated to the singles, Martha Downing was almost operation of a 14-acre beachside resort. as dominant as Wright, defeating Kathy the resort includes the exclusive Club, Barnes, (who defeated no. 3 seed toni the 128-room La Jolla shores hotel and novack in the semifinals), 6-1, 6-4 in the the historic Marine Room restaurant. final. in the Women’s 70 singles, no. 1 Property amenities include 14 champ- seed, sinclair Bill put out no. 5 seed Kathy ionship tennis courts, a nine-hole par- Dorothy Matthiessen and sinclair Bill

3 www.scta.usta.com Turkey Cups Carolyn nichols ill Bethard, Charleen have positions on the doubles. she finished the year ranked Bhillebrand, Dorothy Women’s 65 Godfree Cup no. 1 in the us and itF World rankings. Matthiessen and suella team. hillebrand, who was in 2010, she defended her national 70 steel will represent the us third at the national Clay hard Court championship in May and at the 30th international Courts in March, won tennis Federation super both the 60 and 65 senior international team singles at the Marin events in Antalya, turkey seniors super Category in October. the comp- ii tournament a month etition will be played on later. steel won the 2009 red clay, and is the senior national indoor singles equivalent of the Davis or and earned doubles Fed Cup for men in the Bill Bethard title there, as well as 60-80 age groups and women in the 60- the Grass and Clay championships. suella steel 75 divisions. she was also a singles finalist at the latter added the doubles title. she also claimed Bethard is a member of the Men’s tournaments. hillebrand and steel are the indoor and singles and 65 Britannia Cup team, the defending looking to better the team’s third place doubles. A year ago, the Queen’s Cup champions. he finished finish last year. team was a finalist. 2009 ranked no. 1 in Matthiessen, who has Following the itF the division, a season dominated Women’s 75 seniors World team in which he won the play, is the top performer Championships the national indoor Champ- on the Queen’s Cup itF World individual ionship and was a finalist team. in 2009, she won Championships will at the Grass and hard the national Women’s take place October Courts. this year, he was 70 hard, Grass and 17-24 at the same a Clay Court finalist. indoor singles titles, and location. hillebrand and steel Charlene hillebrand the Grass and indoor Dorothy Matthiessen Worthy Of Respect Rick Grant huck Bennett may be in a wheelchair, passengers escaped relatively unscathed, active stance towards the injury, taking Cbut he’s hardly handicapped. he broke his back and after a series of full advantage of the regimen of physical When he isn’t directing commercials tests was informed he would never walk therapy and counseling offered to him. for companies such as nissan and again. As the broad-shouldered 57-year soon the “Why Me’s” morphed into taco Bell or going shifter kart racing old recalls the incident, while being the “Why not Me’s,” and he began in the desert on weekends, interviewed on a tennis redirecting his energies to sports— he plays tennis, and has court at the Brentwood wheelchair basketball, track and field, become so proficient and Recreation Center, there is ocean kayaking, and even participating in knowledgeable that he has a sense of detachment in his the honolulu Marathon as well as being become the newest member voice and the impression is the first disabled person to compete in of the southern California given that he has processed the treacherous Molokai Channel Kayak tennis Association Board the experience and moved Race in hawaii. he also used his previous of Directors. Bennett grew on with his life. But, the studies at the Rocky Mountain school up in Leadville, Colorado impression belies the fact of Art (where he majored in Design) and was active in ski racing that the accident was to help launch what later became a and motocross in his youth. obviously a life-changing career doing television commercials. he At the age of 21, he was Chuck Bennett experience, and the reason started playing tennis in 1990 because in the back seat of a suV, driven by a he was able to move on so successfully is of a desire to “spend time with my wife co-worker, when the car skidded on related to the decisions he made at that Kathleen” who had recently embraced black ice and careened off the road into crucial juncture. Almost immediately the sport. While many wheelchair the median. Although the three other after the accident, Bennett took a pro- players have a background in tennis 4 www.scta.usta.com before their injuries, he started from dealing with the changes in pressure.” he also wants to bridge what he called scratch, learning beginning strokes and he also likes the fact tennis is a “singular a “Geographic issue in our sport where strategy along with the intricate and pursuit, it’s just you, no place to hide, we tend to have pockets of players in sometimes complex chair movements which puts everything into focus.” he different areas of southern California involved with the game. since that time, is very supportive of what is being done who only meet up at the tournaments. it he has progressed to the where nationally and locally with wheelchair would be great if we could get together he is a top player in the “A” division, tennis—especially the “fun” days where more often just to play.” Bennett plans having been ranked number one in that players gather to play and spend time to bring these and other ideas to the division in both singles and doubles. together. he also supports the efforts sCtA Board. he will also bring himself, What Bennett likes about tennis is, to develop a grass roots interest in the a person in a wheelchair who elicits not “the competition. i like putting what game, to give “opportunities for disabled sympathy but respect and admiration. i practice into competitive situations, veterans returning from service in iraq (Editor’s Note: Rick Grant is the long-time establishing a certain mindset and and Afghanistan” something they can do. Director of Tennis at the Marina City Club.)

Sunlakes—Fabulous Time Alison Roell unlakes Country Club of Banning Court with a Pro” clinic run by Shas a great corps of tennis players Wayne Bryan and tournament who enjoy not only the social aspect of participant Alessandro Fella. tennis but also the matches played on in his inimitable fashion, Bryan the eight courts at the facility, along had a nickname for everyone with the camaraderie that results from and Fella showed the great League play. this year, the Men’s 7.0 form that enabled him to take team played in both the Coachella Valley to five sets and inland empire super senior Leagues. at Wimbledon. Overall, the team captain Bill hendra arranged an sunlakes group had a fabulous outing to the Farmers Classic, where time at the tournament and sunlakes super seniors enjoyed the Farmers Classic. the group participated in a “Dream vowed to return next year.

League Senior National At Mission Hills Mark Winters ccording to steve solomon, Campbell’s national Men’s 60 hard stephen Welt, Director of tennis Awho with his wife Abby, annually Court Championships at the Mission at Mission hills, is delighted that the organizes the Campbell’s national hills Country Club, the facility will prestigious 34-court location (20 hard husband & Wife 100, 120 & 140 Grass host the 4.0 senior League national courts, 10 grass and four clay), which Court Championships, along with the Championships, October 28-31. was one of the ustA’s 2009 Private Facilities of the Year, is opening its doors to the League final. “ClubCorp, Mission hills and Agua Caliente Resort and spa are looking forward to hosting the 4.0 national senior Championship,” Welt said. “We feel the same about the 2.5 national event that will also take place in October. this will be the first time that these ustA events have been held here. We are confident that all participating players, coming to the desert, are going to have a great time.” Mission hills Country Club

5 www.scta.usta.com San Diego Hosts Fed Cup Lesley Waite or fans of the game, us is hoping to reverse the Fthe future is bright in outcome this year. san Diego. the Fed Cup by team captain, Mary Joe BnP Paribas final, between Fernandez said, “the area the usA and italy, will hold has always been supportive court at the san Diego of women’s tennis. We look sports Arena, november forward to playing in front of 6-7. the city was selected a large, enthusiastic, crowd.” from the ten that made tickets to what promises bids to host the event. Last to be a great contest are year, italy won the final 4-0 available at www.usta.com/ against the usA on clay at fedcup or by calling (888) the last Fed Cup contest played in the section was us-Germany home. so with home court in 2008 at the La Jolla Beach & tennis Club. 334-8782. advantage this time out, the Photo Cheryl Jones

Los Angeles tennis Club...the home of champions is celebrating its 90th anniversary in October. tina Karwasky was a national Women’s 50 Photo Southern California Tennis Champions Centennial singles fi nalist, but won the doubles with tracey thompson. Photo Suzan Causey IN MEMORIAM Senior Grand Prix Paul Drucker Championships Paul Drucker, an active sectional and national the senior Grand Prix Championships, Men’s 45-85 divisions, tournament competitor, passed away in early April. his will take place December 1-5 at Morgan Run Resort in wife Jacqueline said that he claimed, “the older he got, the better he was.” A kind and thoughtful individual, he Rancho santa Fe. Contact Annette Buck at abuck@scta. will be missed. usta.com or call (310) 208-3838 ext. 224 for details. Walter Ralphs the former executive in the family’s grocery store UCLA Southern California Tennis Association chain was an active and avid tennis player. Ranked both Los Angeles tennis Center - uCLA 420 Charles e. Young Drive West nationally and sectionally, he passed away in early July. Los Angeles, California 90024-9115 310 208.3838 Jean Smith STAFF With a tennis activist like hollis smith, a man with henry talbert - Executive Director captivating presence and get things done ability, there Annette Buck - Director Adult & Senior Tennis was always someone behind the scenes providing quiet Darren Potkey - Manager-Junior Competition Mark Winters - Executive Editor direction and stability. When Jean smith passed away CONTRIBUTORS in August, the smith family and the tennis community suzan Causey, Rick Grant, Cheryl Jones, William J. Kellogg, Carolyn nichols, lost a special individual. Alison Roell, steve solomon and Lesley Waite

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R e s u L t s National Men’s National Men’s husBAnD/WiFe 120 National Father/ 50 Hard Court 75-90 Hard Court Charles Marold/hilary Marold d. Son Senior & Super Championships Championships steven Applegate/Kris Applegate Senior Hard Court 6-1, 6-1 Men’s 50 Men’s 75 sinGLes Championships Mike Fedderly d. Val Wilder neil hurlbut d. Buddy Lomax husBAnD/WiFe 140 seniOR FAtheR/sOn 1-6, 7-5, 6-3 6-4, 6-1 Courtney henderson/ DOuBLes Carolyn henderson d. Leonard Charlie hoeveler/Charles Men’s 50 DOuBLes Men’s 75 DOuBLes Wiedenmeyer/Monika hoeveler d. Cliff Price/nathan eric Lehto/neil Levinson d. Lenny Lindborg/Jim nelson d. Wiedenmeyer Price Fedderly/Wilder Dick Doss/ John Powless 6-1, 7-5 6-1, 3-6, 6-2 3-6, 6-4, 7-5 7-5, 5-7, 6-1 National Father/ suPeR seniOR FAtheR/ National Men’s 65 Men’s 80 Daughter, Senior & sOn DOuBLes Russell seymour d. Joseph Russel & 70 Hard Court Super Senior Father/ Carl erikson/John erikson d. 6-4, 6-2 Gordon Davis/ Championships Daughter & Mother/ 6-3, 7-5 Men’s 65 Men’s 80 Son Hard Court Charlie hoeveler d. Robert Muir Wilson Fitzgerald/Robert Foran Championships th 6-4, 4-6, 5-3, Retired 124 Senior Sectional d. stanley Banta/Owen hand FAtheR/DAuGhteR DOuBLes Championships 6-2, 7-5 Becky Morse-Karzen/Jerry Men’s 65 DOuBLes Men’s 30 Morse-Karzen d. Bruce Man son Dean Corley/Micheal stewart d. Ashley Fickel d. Danny Diaz Men’s 85 hing/ sabrina Man son hing Roy Anderson/Ken Robinson 6-1,6-1 Graydon nichols d. eddie tyler 7-5, 7-5 6-4, 7-6 6-2; 6-1 Men’s 35 seniOR FAtheR/DAuGhteR Men’s 70 Vladislav Molenda d. Randal Allison Men’s 85 DOuBLes DOuBLes Rudy hernando d. herm Ahlers 6-0, 6-3 James MacKey/nichols d. Al Baker/Marianne Baker d. 6-4, 2-6, 6-3 George Druliner/tyler William Berlinghof/ ellen Men’s 40 6-2, 6-3 Berlinghof Men’s 70 DOuBLes Willie Quest d. Wes Barber 6-4, 6-0 hank Leichtfried/George 6-1, 6-0 Men’s 90 sinGLes sarantos d. Joe Bachmann/Fred Alex swetka d. Bob sherman suPeR seniOR FAtheR/ Farzanegan Men’s 45 6-2, 2-6, 6-3 DAuGhteR DOuBLes 2-6, 6-1, 6-0 Leland Rolling d. William Konya Robert Goldberger/Debbie Walkover Men’s 90 DOuBLes Goldberger scott d. herman National Men’s sherman/ swetka d. Gerry ells/ Ahlers/Krista O’Connor Men’s 45 DOuBLes Dennis hernamann 6-1, 6-1 45 Hard Court steve Dawson/Jay Meyer d. 4-6, 6-3, 6-3 Championships Carlos Cruz-Aedo/ted hill MOtheR/sOn DOuBLes Men’s 45 6-4, 6-4 National Husband/ Diane Fishburne/Matt hane d. d. Leland Rolling elizabeth nott/ West nott 6-0, 6-4 Wife 100, 120 & Men’s 50 6-1, 6-2 140 Hard Court Pierre Mareschal d. Bill Moss Men’s 45 DOuBLes Championships 6-2, 6-2 Leach/Greg Washer d. Robert husBAnD/WiFe 100 Green/Michael Kovar John Lyons/Jennifer Lyons d. Men’s 50 DOuBLes 6-3, 6-1 todd sprague/sue sprague Randy houston/Bruce totten d. 6-1, 7-5 nick schleif/Ken stalwick 6-2, 6-7, 6-1

7 www.scta.usta.com R e s u L t s Men’s 55 FAtheR/DAuGhteR DOuBLes Men’s 75 DOuBLes 34th Laguna Niguel Mark Peterson d. Jay David steve schultz/Kaley schultz d. Lindborg/Jim nelson d. Bob Senior Tournament 6-1, 6-4 KevinFrazier/Linnea Frazier Bobbitt/Donald neuman Men’s 40 6-1, 6-0 6-3, 6-3 James Dao d. scott spearman Men’s 55 DOuBLes 6-7, 7-5, 6-3 Angel Abreu/JP Wammack d. 19th John Heinzman Men’s 80 Ron Green/tom Lobenberg Tournament Robert Ackerly d. edwin smith Men’s 45 7-6, 6-3 6-0, 6-0 Men’s 50 Rob horsch d. Robert sjoholm Jay Ragasa d. nolan Mayer 6-1, 2-6, 6-4 WOMen’s 40 Men’s 85 6-4, 7-6 Christen Bartelt d. Carolyn Buck Charles schunk d. eddie tyler Men’s 50 6-1, 6-1 Default La Jolla Beach & seth Bowen d. Clark hyman 6-1, 6-1 WOMen’s 40 DOuBLes Tennis Club Men’s 20th Vince Dente Jennifer Lyons/Julie shapiro d. 60-85 Hard Court Availa Bay Classic Men’s 55 Annemarie Brigandi/Jennifer Championships Men’s 40 Kyle Butterwick d. Rocky La Dawson Men’s 60 hal sweasey d. steve hilty Bossiere 6-4, 3-6, 7-6 iraj Aalam d. Wayne hughes 6-3, 6-3 1-0, Retired 6-3, 6-3 WOMen’s 45 Men’s 50 Men’s 60 tai sisson d. Christina Kaus Men’s 60 DOuBLes Jason Whittington d. nick schleif haig Bedrossian d. Mike talmadge 6-2, 6-1 iraj Aalam/Byron smith d. Dennis 3-6, 6-2, 6-4 6-2, 7-6 Bowers/steve Kasner WOMen’s 50 7-6, 6-1 Men’s 60 sinGLes Men’s 60 DOuBLes tracey thompson d. Jane Pascoe Richard Gonzales d. John Merrill talmadge/Frank Zebot d. 6-2, 6-4 Men’s 65 6-3, 7-5 thomas Bozarth/Gary Doi Leland housman d. Anthony 7-5, 6-7, 6-3 WOMen’s 50 DOuBLes enyedy West Coast Tennis tina Karwasky/thompson d. 6-3, 5-5, Retired Men’s 65 tracy Worley hagen/Jackie Championships Robert Muir d. Richard Ortiz heston Men’s 65 DOuBLes Men’s 50 DOuBLes 7-5, 6-1 6-3, 6-1 Dean Corley/Craig edgecumbe Lance King/Bryan Knight d. d. Ron hextell/George sarantos Charles hicks/Walter Moody Men’s 70 WOMen’s 55 7-6, 6-1 6-0, 6-1 Jerry singer d. hamilton sah tina Karwasky d. Kandy Chain 6-2, 2-6, 6-2 6-2, 6-1 Men’s 70 Men’s 70 Jerry singer d/ hamilton sah hamilton sah d. howard Bolling Men’s 70 DOuBLes MixeD 40 6-3, 6-4 6-2, 6-1 Pete Gerry/Robert Jones d. Jeff Barnard/Julie shapiro d. Lenny Lindborg/ Jerry Robinson Jane Caldito/Joe Caldito Men’s 70 DOuBLes MixeD 50 DOuBLes 5-7, 6-4, 7-5 6-1, 6-2 Bob Duesler/George Gill d. Karen haas/steven haas d. Lenny Lindbord/sarantos Marcus Barber/selina Berry Men’s 75 husBAnD/WiFe 100 7-6, 7-5 6-1, 6-3 David Rothgaber d. seymour Bruce totten/Kimberly totten d. Moskowitz norm Ashbrooke/Gail Ashbrooke Men’s 75 6-4, 6-7, 6-1 6-0, 6-2 Dick Doss d. Donald Albares 6-4, 6-3 Men’s 85 FAtheR/sOn DOuBLes Bob seymour d. James Watters Rudy sanchez/Jonathan sanchez 6-0, 6-1 d. Carlos Cruz-Aedo/Andras Cruz-Aedo Laguna Niguel Racquet Club 6-3, 6-0

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