Angela Mortimer
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Professional women players Birth years 1930 - 1939
Grand Slam results:
1951 in women's singles she reached the second round at Wimbledon
1952 in women's singles she reached the third round at Wimbledon
1952 in women's singles she reached the quarter-finals at US Open
1953 in women's singles she reached the third round at French Open
1953 in women's singles she reached the quarter-finals at Wimbledon
1953 in women's singles she reached the third round at US Open
1954 in women's singles she reached the quarter-finals at Wimbledon
1955 she won in women's singles the French Open against Dorothy Knode 2:6 7:5 10:8
1955 in women's singles she reached the second round at Wimbledon
1955 she won in women's doubles with Anne Shilcock at Wimbledon against Shirley Bloomer + Patricia Ward 7:5 6:1
1955 in women's singles she reached the first round at US Open
1956 she reached the final in women's singles at the French Open against Althea Gibson 0:6 10:12
1956 in women's singles she reached the semi-finals at Wimbledon
1957 in women's singles she reached the third round at Wimbledon
1958 she won in women's singles the Australian Open against Lorraine Coghlan 6:3 6:4
1958 she reached the final in women's doubles with Lorraine Coghlan at the Australian Open against Mary Bevis Hawton + Thelma Coyne Long 5:7 8.6 2:6
1958 she reached in mixed doubles with Peter Newman in the final at the Australian Open against Mary Bevis Hawton + Bob Howe 11:9 1:6 2:6
1958 she reached the final in women's singles at Wimbledon against Althea Gibson 6:8 2;6
1959 in women's singles she reached the quarter-finals at Wimbledon
1959 in women's singles she reached the first round at US Open
1960 in women's singles she reached the quarter-finals at Wimbledon
1961 she won in women's singles at Wimbledon against Christine Truman 4:6 6:4 7:5
1961 in women's singles she reached the semi-finals at US Open
1962 she reached the round of sixteen in women's singles at Wimbledon
1993 was she in the International Tennis Hall of Fame aufgenommen
Note: Angela Mortimer was partially deaf and could not hear the ball bounce
1951 in women's singles she reached the second round at Wimbledon
1952 in women's singles she reached the third round at Wimbledon
1952 in women's singles she reached the quarter-finals at US Open
1953 in women's singles she reached the third round at French Open
1953 in women's singles she reached the quarter-finals at Wimbledon
1953 in women's singles she reached the third round at US Open
1954 in women's singles she reached the quarter-finals at Wimbledon
1955 she won in women's singles the French Open against Dorothy Knode 2:6 7:5 10:8
1955 in women's singles she reached the second round at Wimbledon
1955 she won in women's doubles with Anne Shilcock at Wimbledon against Shirley Bloomer + Patricia Ward 7:5 6:1
1955 in women's singles she reached the first round at US Open
1956 she reached the final in women's singles at the French Open against Althea Gibson 0:6 10:12
1956 in women's singles she reached the semi-finals at Wimbledon
1957 in women's singles she reached the third round at Wimbledon
1958 she won in women's singles the Australian Open against Lorraine Coghlan 6:3 6:4
1958 she reached the final in women's doubles with Lorraine Coghlan at the Australian Open against Mary Bevis Hawton + Thelma Coyne Long 5:7 8.6 2:6
1958 she reached in mixed doubles with Peter Newman in the final at the Australian Open against Mary Bevis Hawton + Bob Howe 11:9 1:6 2:6
1958 she reached the final in women's singles at Wimbledon against Althea Gibson 6:8 2;6
1959 in women's singles she reached the quarter-finals at Wimbledon
1959 in women's singles she reached the first round at US Open
1960 in women's singles she reached the quarter-finals at Wimbledon
1961 she won in women's singles at Wimbledon against Christine Truman 4:6 6:4 7:5
1961 in women's singles she reached the semi-finals at US Open
1962 she reached the round of sixteen in women's singles at Wimbledon
1993 was she in the International Tennis Hall of Fame aufgenommen
Note: Angela Mortimer was partially deaf and could not hear the ball bounce
Published by tennis-aaron on 13 May 2016 at 16:29.