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Bob Perry (tennis)

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Full name
  
Robert M. Perry

French Open
  
4R (1956)

Height
  
1.88 m

Australian Open
  
2R (1954)

Role
  
Tennis player

Highest ranking
  
No.18 (1956)

Name
  
Bob Perry

Country (sports)
  
Wimbledon
  
4R (1955)


Born
  
March 17, 1933Los Angeles, USA (
1933-03-17
)

Robert 'Bob' Perry (March 17, 1933) is a retired American male tennis player who was active in the 1950s and 1960s.

Tennis career

Perry started playing tennis in 1944 at age eleven. He won the National 15 and under singles and doubles titles.

In 1956 Perry won the doubles title at the French Championships partnering Don Candy. They defeated Ashley Cooper and Lew Hoad in straight sets.

He won the inaugural singles title at the Auckland Championships in 1956, defeating Allan Burns in the final.

In 1972, after his active playing career had ended, Perry became a tennis coach at the La Jolla Tennis Club where he remained until 1999.

References

Bob Perry (tennis) Wikipedia


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