be safe. be well

ach year in June, a collection of US andEuropean seniors play for the TalbertCup in Portschach, Austria. The event,

created by Gardnar Mulloy and named forhis late doubles partner, Bill Talbert, is sup-posed to feature competitors who are 85years old (and beyond). Trouble is, theEuropeans have difficulty coming up with acomplete squad with the correct birth dates.

Last January negotiations took place during the European Indoor VeteransChampionships at Seefeld, Austria. At thattime, it was agreed that both teams coulduse up to four players younger than 85.When actual line-ups were submitted,

Talbert Cup captain, Ed Baumer found him-self in a diplomatic quandary. He had threeperformers under 85. His opponents had 8.

Competing against decidedly youngeropponents, the US held its own in the firstday’s singles. The score was 6-6. The Cupcame down to the final doubles; contestsinvolving Bob Sherman/Ralph Wilson against

Franz Kornfeld of Austria/Egil Torjusen of Norway,and Baumer/HowardMoffett playing CharlesDekeyser of Belgium/Ernst Weisskopf ofSwitzerland. Sherman/Wilson were 6-3, 7-5winners. Baumer/Moffett“playing over their heads”were 7-5, 6-0 betterthan their opponents.

The other playersresponsible for the 14-10victory, the 7th for the

US in 8 outings,included : EarlBeard, John Benn,Jim Carleton, KenHayes, HowardKunz, Bill Lurie,Bob Seymour andTom Whitlow.

Baumer, whowill be 92 inDecember, hasbeen crusading,along with Mulloy,t o m a k e t h eTalber t Cup anof f icial Inter-national Tennis

Federation team event with 12 playersinstead of the usual four representing eachcountry. The ITF, as they so often do, haverefused, saying that a 12 man team isn’tpossible because “it’s never been donebefore.” Baumer simply shakes his head,adding, “I sure would like to see it happenbefore I turn 100!”

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Co-captain Bob Seymour

Captain Ed Baumer

The US kept the Cup.

Ernst Weisskopf, Charles Dekeyser, Ed Baumer and Howard Moffett

Egil Torjusen, Franz Kornfeld, Bob Sherman and Ralph Wilson

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Two AdditionsM a r k W i n t e r s

Because of a scheduling conflict with thisyear’s National Women’s 65, 75 & 85Indoor Championships, the 5th Wilson

Friendship Cup, a US-Europe contest usuallyplayed before the European Senior Champion-ships, was held in Portschach, Austria after theevent.

California was represented by the “H” Team, a group thatincluded Cathy Hall, Liz Harper, Janet Hubbard and PiyachartHussey. (Elaine Mason served as the team captain.) Players whoare 75 and older, and compete in at least one national age groupchampionship, are eligible for selection. Names are placed in abowl, and the 12 that are chosen have all their expenses duringthe tournament covered by Ralph and Mary Wilson. The Wilsonsalso take care of the 12 performers on the Europe team whichhad players from Australia, Austria, Canada, England, Germany,Hungary and Switzerland.

“Poor Liz injured her ankle in an accident at the airport andended up in a soft cast,” said Bill Hussey, Piyachart’s husband.“She was unable to play, but loyally supported the team.”

Hussey continued, “in a meeting with the team before thematches, Mary Wilson emphasized what she and Ralph mean byfriendship: namely, if there is a question about a line call, thescore, or anything else, members of her team were to make thedecision in favor of their opponent. She stressed that courtesywas to be observed at all times. She reminded the ladies thatthey are the hosts with an opportunity of promoting friendshipand understanding through tennis.”

Hussey, a devoted senior competitor (as is his wife who wasa finalist to Mason at the Women’s 80 European Championships),summarized the outcome with the skill of the State Departmentveteran that he is, “the US team lost by 10 matches to 9, whichis as close as you can get to achieving the Wilson's goal –Friendship!”

Mission Hills Country Club,the home of the Campbell'sSenior Championships (a

USTA Category II National eventwhich takes place January 22-29,2006) and the Campbell's NationalMen’s 60 & 90 Hard Cour tChampionships (April 3-9, nextyear), has appointed Eric Allen Director of Tennis and Athletics.Prior to his arrival in the desert, Allen was the Director of Tennisat the River Place Country Club in Austin, Texas. He brings some

impressive credentials to the posi-tion, such as being a Level P-1USPTA professional and an ACEcertified personal trainer.

After an all-conference careerat University of Texas, where hewas an Academic All-American,and set the record for consecu-tive doubles victories, Allenplayed the ATP tour for twoyears.

Since that time, he has distin-guished himself in the business

side of the game. His tennisand health club experiencewill enable Mission Hillsmembers and guests to takefull advantage of the multi-million dollar advances theClub has made.

Allen’s skills will be show-cased when he teams withSteve and Abby Solomon, alongwith Ed Trost and JayneRobertson, at the January and April tournaments next year. They

will also be part of the teamwork respon-sible for staging the first TennisChannel/Campbell's Senior and SuperSenior National Husband & Wife HardCourt and Grass Court Championshipstentatively scheduled for March andNovember of 2006. A combined age of 95is eligible for the Senior competition, and120 for the Super Senior category.

For more information about all theMission Hills tournaments, contact Eric Allen at (760)328-5800, or at [email protected] Tournament direc-tor Steve Solomon is another valuable resource. He can bereached at (760) 325-8084, or at [email protected]

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The Lurie World Cupwill be played at thePalm Springs Racquet

Club on the first weekendin April 2006. All expensesfor members of the Inter-national team, except meals,will be assumed by Bill Luriefor both days of the Cupmatches, as well as duringthe Campbell’s NationalMen’s 60 & 90 Hard CourtChampionships at MissionHills Country Club. Membersof the American team willbe provided housing in com-fortable condominiums forboth events.The newly conceived LurieAmerican Team, consistingof David Carey, WolfgangMarcuse, Ted Zoob and Lurie, hope to play in Japan and China, (pending the completion ofsuccessful negotiations), following the completion of the Campbell’s Nationals. Lurie, whohas requested housing from the Japanese and Chinese hosts, will sponsor the AmericanTeam. But, there is still a great deal of work to be done before “his dream” is realized.

For more information about the Lurie World Cup, call Bill Hussey at (949) 830-6527.

San Diego, under the spirited leadership of Virginia Glass, will host the 2006 ATA Championships. Glass, who received the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2005 ATA event,

is pictured with Nick Caesar and former ATP star MaliVai Washington.

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T he Mercedes-BenzCup, presented byCountrywide, at the

Los Angeles TennisCenter – UCLA, was ahuge success. The atten-dance – 82,329 – outdid

last year’s crowd by over 2,100. As always,each day the tournament played host tospecial events, drawing fans from everyfacet of the tennis world.

Many tournaments offer enticementsthat encourage spectators to attend. adidasYouth Day is always immensely successfulfor the MBC, not only because admissionto the day matches is gratis for the young-sters, but each youth who attends themorning on-court activities takes homespecial gifts, such as tee shirts, water bot-tles, or a variety of other prized items.

The MBC has always hosteda myriad of special days thatinclude – Gibson/Baldwin Nightat the Net, Ladies Day, Pavilion’sKid’s Day, USTA AppreciationDay and Senior Day. Fans con-sistently take advantage of theseactivities in a big way.

This year, it seemed as ifevery day was “Kid’s Day”,because the MBC installed aspecial area called the “Kid’sZone”. During the week, morethan 5,000 attendees enjoyed the festivitieswhich featured a 100 foot long inflatableobstacle course and slide; a Gibson GuitarPod; Sportwall; a Fast Serve cage; two minitennis courts; a Sport Court basketballhoop and of course, a putting green.Gina Pelazini, USA Team Tennis for Youth

Coordinator, who staffedthe area along with MelanieBischoff, Community Devel-opment Coordinator, andAli Ordonez, USA LeagueTennis Coordinator, wereexcited about the success ofthe event. Pelazini, said,“whether you wanted toplay tennis or the guitar;there was something foreveryone! I would like tothank Brian Gottfried and all

of the ATP players who made specialappearances, along with all of the sponsors.They helped make the event a success.”

Incentives encourage families, friendsand businesses alike, to make attendanceaffordable and fun for everyone. The massesdon’t come merely to follow the bouncing

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ball. They bring neighbors andassociates who want morethan a head wagging work-out. Tennis is the draw, butthere is more to the show. It’samazing what can be foundon and around the courts onthose special days. PavilionsLadies’ Day, for instance, provides a cateredluncheon, massage or manicure, as well as on-court clinics. USTA MembershipAppreciation Day offers refreshments, giftsand prizes for members who attend.

Around the world, many tournamentsoffer attendance incentives. In Halle,Germany, Gerry Weber, (clothing manufac-turer extraordinaire), has provided a venuethat draws throngs of spectators fromaround the world to his grass courtextravaganza rehearsal for Wimbledon.The fun doesn’t just begin when the tennisbegins. It all starts with special days, andevery year they seem to be a little morespecial and a bit more diverse.

Frank Heinkel, (whose tit le isProjektleiter), is in charge of special daysfor the Gerry Weber Open. When asked

for specifics, he offered,“this year, there were fivespecial days; last year therewere three. German PlayerDay, Women’s Day (wherewomen are given presents,as well as incentives toshow up in groups); Family

Day gives a family of four two for oneprices and Kid’s Day is special for childrenEach kid gets their face painted and theycan participate in other activities relating totennis. Fitness Day is a hit for the wholefamily, with practical advice on how to stayfit, raise healthy kids, and of course, bloodpressure tests as well as other complimen-tary health assessments being offered.Tournament attendance is boosted bythese special days.”

GWO offers entertainment geared toits specialty days – kids are rewarded withperformances by popular local musiciansand comics. Rock bands that performMotown tunes are always very popularwith German fans. Grounds passes thatpermit holders to enjoy play on peripheralcourts are also popular because they allow

patrons to enjoy the first class live enter-tainment, as well as the matches.

Heinkel says that other special days arebeing considered for the future, by theGWO which will offer programs of inter-est to retirees. It’s a given that an inter-est in tennis is penultimate to the mar-keting of any tournament. He said thatthe eventual goal of the GWO is to giveindividuals an incentive to attend theirevents. Of course, at any tournament, theattractions are always geared to thosewho have the time and the financialresources to attend the matches.

MBC Tournament Director, BobKramer makes certain that special daysare fun and appealing. There is no betterway to celebrate great tennis than to beinvolved in the entertainment that sur-rounds it. Next year, when tickets arebeing ordered and outings being planned,look for the special activities. There’salways more available for the money, andsomething memorable and out of the ordi-nary is bound to happen.

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Southern and Northern California were well represented onthe US men’s and women’s teams playing the InternationalTennis Federation competitions in Antalya, Turkey.

Leland Housman and Ken Robinson were on the Men’s 60Von Cramm Cup squad. Charleen Hillebrand and Suella Steelwere Women’s 60 Marble Cup teammates.

Hank Leichtfried was the captain, and George Sarantosplayed on the Men’s 65 Britannia Cup team. Doris deVries wasthe captain, and Norma Veal was a member of the Women’s 65Godfree Cup team.

Gordon Davis and Richard Doss were part of the Men’s 70Crawford Cup contingent. Dorothy Matthiessen was a Women’s70 Gibson Cup participant.

Olga Mahaney was a Women’s 75 Queen’s Cup contestant.Vince Fotre and Graydon Nichols played for the Men’s 80 MulloyCuppers.

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KenRobinson

RichardDoss

CharleneHillebrand

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Gordon Davis d.Courtney Henderson6-4, 6-0

M E N ' S 7 0 D O U B L E S

Lenny Lindborg/Jim Nelson d.Richard Doss/John Powless3-6, 7-5, 6-4

National Men’s 45Hard CourtChampionships


Val Wilder d. Pierre Mareschal6-3, 6-3


Mike Fedderly/Wilder d.Ross Hessler/Jon Tyrell6-4, 6-3

National Men’s 50Hard CourtChampionships

M E N ’ S 5 0 S I N G L E S

Fred Robinson d. Sal Castillo4-6, 6-2, 6-2


Robinson/Tom Smith d.Dan Bohannon/Brian Cheney6-3, 5-7, 7-5

Whittier NarrowsSpring MoonlightTournament


James Golson d.Beong Koun Paik6-3, 6-2

National Women’s 50,60, 70, & 80 HardCourt Championships

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Mary Ginnard d.Carolyn Nichols2-6, 7-6, 7-6

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Betty Ann Grout/Terry Holladayd. Janet Bezmalinovich/Nichols6-2, 6-3


Charleen Hillebrand d. Suella Steel3-6, 6-3, 6-3


Hillebrand/Steel d.Claudia Giacomini/Judy Louie6-1, 6-1


Dorothy Matthiessen d.Ada Cowan6-1, 6-1


Belmar Gunderson/Matthiessend. Mary Boswell/Betsy Roberti6-0, 6-3


Betty Eisenstein d.Elaine Mason6-3, 6-0


Cathie Hall/Pat Niehaus d.Pat Barth/Jane Howard6-1, 6-2

National Men’s 75, 80& 85 Hard CourtChampionships

M E N ' S 75 S I N G L E S

Chuck DeVoe d. Mel Lewis6-4, 6-1

M E N ' S 75 D O U B L E S

DeVoe/Gerry Thomas d.Wayne Hippenstiel/Joe Russell6-3, 6-3


Graydon Nichols d.Bob Seymour6-0, 6-0


James Mackey/Nichols d.Jerry Joyce/Seymour6-4; 4-3 Retired


Bob Sherman d.Marvin Henderson1-6, 6-2, 6-1


Jim Carleton/Ken Hayes d.Robert Mix/Alex Swetka6-0, 6-1

National Men’s 65 &70 Hard CourtChampionships


Joe Bachmann d.Rudy Hernando7-6, 6-3


Hank Leichtfried/George Sarantosd. Don Biedinger/Hernando6-1, 1-6, 6-1

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National Father &Daughter/Mother &Son/Senior Father &Daughter/SuperSenior Father &Daughter Hard CourtChampionships

FAT H E R & DAU G H T E RD O U B L E S

Ken Watson/Kristi Watson d.Hank Pfister/Andrea Pfister7-5, 6-1

M OT H E R & S O N D O U B L E S

Rainy Miller/Duke Miller d.Mary Meister/Nicolas Meister6-4, 6-3

S E N I O R FAT H E R &DAU G H T E R D O U B L E S

William White/Stephanie White d.Larry Huebner/Karin Huebner6-2, 6-1

S U P E R S E N I O R FAT H E R &DAU G H T E R D O U B L E S

Bud Harris/Robin Ogburn d.Jay Turner/Kathy Emmerson1-6, 7-5, 6-3

National Senior &Super Senior Father &Son Hard CourtChampionships

S E N I O R FAT H E R & S O ND O U B L E S

Michael Carter/Allan Carter d.Joseph Zerboni/Joe Zerboni6-1, 6-4

S U P E R S E N I O R FAT H E R &S O N D O U B L E S

Gordon Davis/Scott Davis d.Jim Settles/Paul Settles6-4, 7-5

La Jolla Senior Men’sHard CourtChampionships


Joe Zerboni d. Richard Klein 7-5, 6-1


Earl Goldman/Richard Ortiz d.Dean Corley/Fred Shuey7-5, 6-4


Lloyd Goldwater d. Les Vesell6-3, 7-6


Jerry Edgar/Fred Scott d.Robert Bowden/Gordon Davis6-2, 6-1


Roger Hing d. Saul Snyder7-6, 6-2


Dick Haskell/Jim Perley d.Don Neuman/Snyder7-5, 6-2


Peter Bratt d. Jerry Paul4-6, 6-3, 6-2


Addison Appleby/Bob Rainboltd. Jack Graham/Jim Settles3-6, 6-3, 6-2


Raul Arredondo d.Charles Schunk6-3, 2-6, 6-2


Robert Boyce/James Golson d.Earl Beard/Norman Walter6-3, 6-1


Jerry Greer d. Tom Whitlow6-3, 6-1

26th Ace TennisClassic


Michael Royle d. Jonathon Allen1-6, 6-3, 6-2


Mark Littrell d. Glenn Stephan6-0, 7-5


Jeff Ray/Rodger Siordia d.Curt Cochran/Glenn Teixeira6-3, 6-4


Teixeira d. Neal Collins6-2, 4-6, 6-1


Roger Hulburt/Chip Lievers d.Jerry Naumann/Ken Simpson6-4, 6-4


Larry Belinsky d. Tony Ybarra4-6, 6-3, 6-3


Louis Grajeda/Jim Wrage d.Ric Moore/Dave Sabens6-1, 6-3


Mario Cernousek d. Jay Schiller5-7, 6-3, 7-6


Leland Housman d.David Dollins6-1, 6-1


Mike Carrico d.Emilio Martinez-De Pison6-1, 6-2

21st StoneridgeCountry ClubTournament


Jim Abbuhl d. Kevin Skelly6-4, 7-5

28th Arthur AsheMemorial Tournament


Terry Overbey d. Glenn Stephan6-4, 6-3


Scott Appleby d.Stanley Wooten5-7, 6-2, 6-4


Shawn Schraeger d.Robert Schmied6-3, 6-2


Leland Housman d.Miguel Hernandez6-2, 6-0


David Evans d. Jack Rouse6-3, 6-1


Mike Carrico d. Thomas Mullen6-1, 6-2

15th Avila Bay/VinceDente MemorialClassic


Ed Charles d. Don LeSage6-3 6-1


Mark McCambell/Jeff Rowan d.John Belsher/Craig Rodgers6-2 6-4

27th Michelob LightWest Coast Classic


Chico Bonner d. John Pinches6-3, 6-0


Vitaly Kozlov d. Sam PittsWalkover


Greg Garancovsky d.Richard Purcell7-6, 2-6, 6-4


Rob Baker d. Julio Acosta6-1, 6-4


Allin Everman/Hans Inthout d.Howard Bolling/James Pyles6-3, 6-0


Pete Gerry d. Wes Simmons7-5, 6-4


Hamilton Sah d. Don Hildreth6-2, 6-3


Jerry Friedman d. Carl Vail6-3, 6-3


John Bennett d. Raymond Gill6-3, 6-0


James Golson d. Paul Yokota6-0, 6-2

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Leland Housman d.David DollinsDefaultM E N ' S 6 5 S I N G L E S

Lester Vesell d. Johnny Sanchez6-1, 6-3M E N ' S 7 0 S I N G L E S

John Sahratian d. Bob Perry7-6, 5-7, 6-2M E N ' S 7 0 D O U B L E S

Don Newman/Saul Snyder d.Glenn Dorroh/Jay Turner6-7, 6-1, 6-3M E N ' S 75 S I N G L E S

Walter Kessler d.William Nyhan6-1, 6-0M E N ' S 75 D O U B L E S

Bob Rainbolt/John Scull d.Donald Balsley/Vernon Blackman6-2, 6-4M E N ' S 8 0 S I N G L E S

Charles Schunk d. LeslieAnderson6-2, 6-1M E N ' S 8 0 D O U B L E S

Bob Boyce/Schunk d.George Miner/Cecil Norwood6-1, 6-1WO M E N ' S 35 S I N G L E S

Kelley Dodge d.Cynthia Delgado6-4, 4-6, 6-1WO M E N ' S 4 0 S I N G L E S

Joan Barnes d. Carolyn Barber6-2, 6-2WO M E N ' S 4 0 D O U B L E S

Laurie Helgeson/Tracey Thompson d.Carolyn Barber/Tina Giubilato 6-0, 2-6, 6-2WO M E N ' S 4 5 S I N G L E S

Thompson d. Sue Sprague6-2, 6-2WO M E N ' S 4 5 D O U B L E S

Robin Ogburn/Thompson d.Lynne Beerle/Linda Walters6-2, 6-0WO M E N ' S 5 0 S I N G L E S

Carolyn Frost d. Jeannine Bauer6-0, 6-0


Richard Doss/Bill Hyde d. DonNeuman/Saul Snyder7-5, 6-2


Ron Boone d. Peter Bratt6-3, 6-1


John Bennett/Boone d. JackGraham/Jim Settles6-4, 1-6, 7-6


Beong Koun Paik d.James Watters6-4, 2-6, 6-4


Jerry Greer d. Alvin Asher6-3, 7-6


Teri Eggers d. Jady Von Der Lieth6-4, 7-5

89th La Jolla TennisChampionshipsM E N ' S 35 S I N G L E S

Daniel Marting d. Tim Fresenius6-2, 6-4


Drew Denny/Bill Howie d. JasonGiavara/Thomas Stanton6-1, 7-6


Glenn Stephan d. Manuel Ortiz4-6, 7-5, 7-6


Brendan Gaylis d. Ty Johnson6-1, 6-0


Larry Belinsky d. Robert Pecora6-1, 6-1


Bruce Nichols/Clark Rorbach d.Belinsky/Angel Lopez6-4, 4-6, 7-5


Brian Cheney d. Bill Matthews6-4, 6-0


Cheney/Fred Shuey d. WoodyBrooks/Dean Corley6-1, 6-2

Roy EmersonAdoption Guild ClassicM E N ' S 35 D O U B L E S

Art Hernandez/Carsten Hoffmann d.Drew Denny/Bill Howie3-6, 6-2, 6-4M E N ' S 5 0 D O U B L E S

Mike Walters/Frank Zebot d.Woody Brooks/Tom Bryan6-3, 7-6

San Diego RegionalPublic ParksTournamentM E N ' S 4 5 S I N G L E S

Randy Houston d.Scott Appleby6-0, 6-1M E N ' S 5 0 S I N G L E S

Tony Ybarra d. Robert Mason6-3, 6-4M E N ' S 55 S I N G L E S

Wayne Hughes d. Byron SmithDefaultM E N ' S 6 0 S I N G L E S

Gene Royce d. Matthew JonesWalkoverM E N ' S 7 0 S I N G L E S

Mike Carrico d. David FrandsenWalkoverM E N ' S 75 S I N G L E S

Leslie Anderson d.Cecil Norwood6-3, 7-6

31st FallbrookTournamentM E N ' S 6 5 S I N G L E S

Vojin Joksimovich d.Tom BrothertonWalkoverM E N ' S 6 5 D O U B L E S

Henry Goetz/Richard Ledererd. Lars Callne/Orville Maas6-1, 6-1

29th Laguna NiguelSenior TournamentM E N ' S 3 0 S I N G L E S

Kurt Bruggeman d.Drew Hendley6-0, 6-2


Drew Denny d. John Despot6-4, 6-3


Dana Bozeman/Tim Fresenius d.Mike Tunstall/Denny7-5, 7-6


Glenn Erickson d. RobertHorsch6-4, 6-1


Barry Boren/Bozeman d. KevinArmstrong/Ed Moore3-6, 6-4, 7-5


Mike Fedderly d.Randy Houston6-2, 6-3


Fritz Ofner d. William Hatfield6-4, 6-0


Dean Corley/Joe Kao d.Louis Grajeda/Jim Wrage6-1, 6-4


Frank Zebot d. Mike Walters6-0, 6-3


Dan Bohannon/Walters d.Dean Corley/Frank Zebot6-1, 6-3


George Sarantos d. Joe Zerboni6-1, 6-0


Woody Brooks/Leo Fracalosy d.Chris Bowen/Ron Hextell6-0; 6-1


Herman Ahlers d. Fred Scott6-1, 6-4


Jerry Edgar/Lenny Lindborg d.Bob Bachman/Jerry Robinson6-3, 7-5


Roger Hing d. Saul Snyder6-1, 6-2

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John Flowers d. Iraj Aalam4-6, 7-5, 6-4M E N ' S 55 S I N G L E S

Jack Tavelman d. Ennis Bibb6-1, 6-1M E N ' S 7 0 S I N G L E S

Monson Douglas d. MikeCarrico6-4, 2-6, 6-1

Lakewood & SealBeach SeniorTournamentM E N ' S 35 S I N G L E S

John Pinches d. Daniel Margolis3-6, 6-0, 6-4M E N ' S 4 0 S I N G L E S

Brian Nelson d. Michael Wooten6-4, 6-2M E N ' S 4 5 S I N G L E S

Randy Houston d. Mark Bedard3-3, RetiredM E N ' S 5 0 S I N G L E S

Alex Glowacki d.William Hatfield7-5, 6-3M E N ' S 55 S I N G L E S

Charlie Pina d.Norm Ashbrooke6-1, 6-3M E N ' S 6 0 S I N G L E S

Vilnis Ezerins d. Wes Simmons6-1, 6-2M E N ' S 7 0 S I N G L E S

David Rothgaber d.Monson Douglas6-0, 6-1M E N ' S 75 S I N G L E S

Peter Bratt d. Dennis Mooney6-2, 6-2M E N ' S 8 0 S I N G L E S

James Golson d.Beong Koun Paik6-7, 6-1, 6-3

76th Balboa OpenMaureen ConnollyBrinker MemorialTournamentM E N ' S 35 S I N G L E S

Marc Jarvis d. Michael Royle6-3, 6-2

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Luis Glass/Pete Kelly d.Cabanilla/Michael Cox6-2, 7-5


Stephen Kaplan d. Barry Landolt6-4, 6-2


Don Dombrow d.Vojin Joksimovich6-3, 6-2


Mike Carrico d.Malcolm Shroyer6-0, 6-4


Nancy Abler-Sanchez d.Jeanie McCarthyWalkover


Diane Faye d.Margaret Ann Mansell6-2, 6-4

69th Santa BarbaraChampionshipsM E N ' S 5 0 S I N G L E S

William English d. Thomas Kunz6-3, 4-6, 6-1


Dick Johnsrud d. John Hall6-0, 6-3


Hilary Anderson d.Rosemary Talmadge6-2, 6-2

Manhattan BeachSenior TournamentM E N ' S 4 0 + S I N G L E S

Edward Charles d.Thomas Schlack1-6, 7-6, 6-4

13th Mountain ViewSingles TournamentM E N ' S 4 0 S I N G L E S

Robert Hocker d. John Olson7-6, 3-6, 6-3


Ken Simpson d. Stan Wooten6-3, 3-6, 6-2

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Anita Steofen d.Katharine Lewis6-2, 6-4

WO M E N ' S 55 D O U B L E S

Suella Steel/Steofen d.Roz King/Anne Russ6-2, 6-3

Whittier NarrowsMoonlight TournamentM E N ' S 6 0 S I N G L E S

Richard Ortiz d.Johnny Calderon6-2, 6-1


Robert Foran d. Arnie Pompan6-4, 6-1

Jackie Tatum ClassicM E N ' S 5 0 S I N G L E S

Ernie Varnum d. Vernon Young 6-1, 6-4


Pete Gerry d. Wes Simmons4-6, 6-2, 6-0


Hamilton Sah d.Donald Hildreth6-1, 7-5


Mel Lewis d. Philip Flexo6-3, 6-3

10th SeniorChampionshipsM E N ' S 35 S I N G L E S

Andy Taylor d. Jonathon Allen4-6, 6-4, 6-1


Curt Cochran d. Bob Hocker6-1, 6-3


Scott Appleby d. Stan Wooten7-5, 6-2


Jerry Naumann d. Dan Molden6-3, 6-4


Richard Cabanilla d.Jack Tavelman7-5, 6-3


Ken Simpson/Shain Wong d.Carlos Mejia/Miguel Mejia4-6, 6-2, 6-4


Bob Horsch d. James Beneke7-5, 6-2


Jeff Ray/Rodger Siordia d. AngelLopez/Manuel Ortiz7-6, 6-4


Robert Simmons d. Jim Abbuhl6-2, 6-4


Guy Fritz/Angel Lopez d. JimLackritz/Jim Schmersal6-2, 6-3


Tony Ybarra d. Maurice Jackson6-2, 6-3


Jackson/Ybarra d. JoeEconomou/Anthony Enyedy6-3, 6-2


Mario Cernousek d.Byron Smith6-1, 6-4


Richard Cabanilla/Michael Coxd. Brad Hasper/John Lesch4-6, 6-1, 7-6


Leland Housman d. Bill Bethard6-2, 6-2


Robert Durgan/Allen Levin d.Tom Bryan/Stephen Kaplan6-1, 6-1


Les Vesell d. Robert Biddle6-1, 6-7, 6-3


Saul Snyder d. Don Albares6-2, 6-2


Don Newman/Snyder d.Don Fouts/Leonard Karp6-1, 6-3

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Walter Kessler d.William Nyhan6-3, 6-0


Joan Barnes d. Andi Neugarten4-6, 6-3, 7-5


Darice Carnaje/Melinda Murrayd. Lisa Harrison/Samantha Mills6-2, 6-0


Laura Mintz-Moskal d.Lora Mae Stewart6-1, 6-1


Nancy Abler-Sanchez d.Tracy Galongo7-6, 6-2


Ginny Beneke d. Carolyn Frost6-3, 6-3


Mary Lou Harris/Lois Simmonsd. Nelly Aguilera/Fay Lockwood6-4, 7-6


Dorothy Karp d.Mary Lou Harris6-2, 6-0


Nancy Kibbey d. Janet Hubbard6-4, 4-6, 6-0

Lakewood & SealBeach SummerMoonlight TournamentM E N ' S 35 S I N G L E S

John Despot d. Daniel Margolis7-6, 6-4


Geoff Browne d. Greg Johnson6-2, 6-2


Tom Wright d. NormAshbrooke6-4, 7-5


Jerry Friedman d.Monson Douglas6-2, 3-6, 6-3


Ardy Barton d. James Golson7-6, 6-3

71st Adult & SeniorSectionalChampionshipsM E N ' S 3 0 S I N G L E S

Julien Heine d. Kurt Bruggeman 4-6, 6-3, 6-4


David Bier d. Elson De Cantuaria7-6, 7-5


Art Hernandez/CarstenHoffmann d. Bier/John Despot 6-0, 7-6


Glenn Erickson d. Tom Schlack 6-3, 7-5


Kevin Armstrong/Ed Moore d.Peter Davidson/Bill Howie Walkover


Pierre Mareschal d.Steve Heitzner6-1, 6-3


Dan Bohannon/Dave Nowick d.Mareschal/Brad Rowe 7-6, 6-3


Larry Belinsky d.Ernie Varnum 6-1, 6-2


Harry Fritz/Rob Wheatley d.Maurice Jackson/Tony Ybarra 6-2, 6-1


Frank Zebot d.Mario Cernousek 7-6, 6-4


Steve Kronseder/Eddie Verdugod. Steve Futchko/Bill Matthews 6-2, 6-4


Julie Barrier d. ChristineBehrens6-4, 6-2


Jennifer Lyons/Julie Shapiro d.Barrier/Behrens 7-6, 6-3


Lyons d. Sally Becker6-1, 6-0


Tracey Thompson d. Rita Leung6-1, 6-1


Robin Ogburn/Tracey Thompson d.Nancy Armstrong/Susan Harris6-1, 6-0


Tina Karwasky d. Kandy Chain6-2, 6-0

WO M E N ' S 5 0 D O U B L E S(pictured below)

Jackie Baar/Janet Bezmalinovichd. Chain/Karwasky 6-2, 3-6, 6-2


Jady Von Der Lieth d.Robbie Williams6-3, 6-1

M I X E D 4 0 D O U B L E S

John Lyons/Jennifer Lyons d.Brad Joelson/Jayne Robertson 8-5

M I X E D 5 0 D O U B L E S

Calvin Bennett/Josephine Mendez d. Barbara Vaughn/Mike Vaughn 6-1, 6-2

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