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1970 ILTF Women's Tennis Circuit

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1970 ILTF Women's Tennis Circuit
Margaret Court in August 1970 won 21 tour titles this year
Details
Duration27 December 1969 – 26 December 1970
Edition57th (ILTF)
Tournaments314
CategoriesGrand Slam (4)
African Circuit (13)
Asian Circuit (16)
Central America & Caribbean Circuit (6)
European Circuit (141)
North American Circuit (86 )
Oceania Circuit (29)
South American Circuit (6)
Virginia Slims (2)
Team (6)
Achievements (singles)
Most titlesAustralia Margaret Court (21)
Most finalsAustralia Margaret Court (27)
1969
1971

The 1970 ILTF Women's Tennis Circuit was the 57th season since the formation of the International Lawn Tennis Federation in 1913,[1] and the 96th season since the first women's tournaments were held in 1876.

Also known as the World Tennis Circuit[2] or simply the ILTF Circuit[3] consisted of a worldwide series of 314 tennis tournaments played across 6 continental tennis circuits and administered by the ILTF and its associate members.

The circuit began in late December 1969 in Valencia, Spain and ended on 26 December 1970 in East London, South Africa.

1970 was a very important year for women's tennis that would see the staging of two women only Virginia Slims events leading to a nascent Virginia Slims Circuit.[4] The Virginia Slims Circuit would then be the platform for the formation of the Women's Tennis Association, which has risen to the structures of today.[5]

Summary of season

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The Open era began with the British Hard Court Championships in Bournemouth in 1968. At the first Open Wimbledon, the prize-fund difference was 2.5:1 in favour of men. Billie Jean King won £750 for taking the title, while Rod Laver took £2,000. The total purses of the competitions were £14,800 for men and £5,680 for women.[6] By the 1970s, the pay difference which had been a 2.5:1 ratio between men and women had increased. In 1969, ratios of 5:1 in terms of pay were common at smaller tournaments; by 1970, these figures increased to 8:1 and even 12:1.[7]

The situation came to a head in 1970, when most tournaments offered four times as much prize money to men than they did to women. At the 1970 Italian Open, men's singles champion Ilie Năstase was paid US$3,500 while women's singles champion King received just US$600.[8] On top of this, the USLTA failed to organise any tournaments for women in 1970.[9]

Billie Jean King and eight other female tennis players – Americans Rosemary Casals, Nancy Richey, Peaches Bartkowicz, Kristy Pigeon, Valerie Ziegenfuss, Julie Heldman and Australians Kerry Melville Reid and Judy Tegart Dalton decided to enlist World Tennis magazine publisher Gladys Heldman to help negotiate for greater equality in prize money and provide valuable public relations assistance.[10] All the players were putting their tennis careers at risk because the influential USLTA did not back them.[11]

Gladys Heldman and the "Original 9" decided to target the Pacific Southwest Championships held in Los Angeles on the grounds that it paid eight times more money to men than it did to women. Heldman attempted to get the tournament chairman, former professional tennis player Jack Kramer, to reduce the inequality between the prize money purses for men and women. Kramer refused, leading the "Original 9" to declare at a press conference held at Forest Hills, New York that they would boycott the Pacific Southwest Championships and play at what would become the first Virginia Slims Circuit event, a US$7,500 Houston Women's Invitation tournament held in Houston, Texas in September 1970[12] Despite the USLTA's declaration that it would not sanction this event, the "Original 9" went ahead.[13] The Virginia Slims Circuit provided the platform for the formation of the Women's Tennis Association, which has risen to the structures of today.[14]

The 1970 ILTF women's tennis circuit began with Coupe Faucombridge tournament in Valencia, Spain. In the four most important tournaments of the year defending champion Margaret Court defeated Kerry Melville in the final, 6–3, 6–1 to win the women's singles tennis title at the Australian Open.[15] It was her ninth Australian title. At the French Open defending champion Margaret Court defeated Helga Niessen in the final, 6–2, 6–4 to win the women's singles tennis title.[16] It was her fifth French Open singles title.

At the Wimbledon Championships Margaret Court defeated Billie Jean King in the final, 14–12, 11–9 to win the ladies' singles tennis title,[17] her third major singles title of the year, and her 19th major singles title overall. At the US Open defending champion Margaret Court defeated Rosie Casals in the final, 6–2, 2–6, 6–1 to win the women's singles tennis title at the 1970 US Open.[18] With the win, Court completed the Grand Slam, becoming the second woman to achieve it after Maureen Connolly in (1953), and the first woman in the Open Era to do so.[19] It was her record-breaking 20th major singles title, surpassing Helen Wills Moody's all-time tally. The circuit ended on 26 December 1970 at the Border Championships in East London, South Africa.

Schedule

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This is a calendar of all official events that were administered by the International Lawn Tennis Federation in the year 1970, with player progression documented from the quarterfinals stage. The table also includes Grand Slam events, and tournaments on the African, Asian, Australasia, Central American & Caribbean, European, and South American ILTF regional circuits,[20] as part of the annual world tennis circuit.[21] Team events such as the Federation Cup and Wightman Cup are included.

Key
Grand Slam events
African Circuit.[22]
Asian Circuit.[23]
Australasia Circuit.[24]
Central American/Caribbean Circuit.[25]
European Circuit.[26]
North American Circuit.[27]
South American Circuit.[28]
Virginia Slims events
Team & Games events

January

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Ended Tournament Winner Finalist Semi finalist Quarter finalist
1 Jan. Copa Faulcombridge
Valencia, Spain
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Spain Carmen Mandarino
4–6, 6–3, 6–4
West Germany Ilse Buding Spain Elisa Gisbert
United States Stephanie Wowes
South Australian Championships[29]
Adelaide, Australia
Grass
Singles - Doubles
Australia Lesley Hunt
United Kingdom Winnie Shaw
final cancelled
rain stopped play
Australia Karen Krantzcke
Australia Kerry Melville
Australia Kerry Harris
Australia Helen Kayser
Sweden Christina Sandberg
Australia Janet Young
Northern India and Punjab State Championships
Amritsar, India
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Soviet Union Aleksandra Ivanova
6–1, 6–3
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Irena Škulj India Nirupama Mankad
United States Alice Tym
Romania Judith Dibar
Soviet Union Tiiu Kivi
India Kiran Peshawaria
India Nirupama Vasant
South Island Championships
Nelson, New Zealand
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United States Alice Tym
4–6, 6–2, 6–1
New Zealand Beverley Vercoe New Zealand Shirley Collins
New Zealand Marilyn Pryde
Canada Stephanie Bardsley
New Zealand Sonia Cox
New Zealand Marion Law
United Kingdom Winnie Shaw
3 Jan. Eastern Province Championships[30]
Port Elizabeth, South Africa
Hard
Singles - Doubles
Rhodesia Pat Walkden
6–4, 6–2
United Kingdom Ann Haydon Jones South Africa Marianna Brummer
Australia Helen Gourlay
South Africa Greta Delport
South Africa Brenda Kirk
United Kingdom Corinne Molesworth
United States Kristy Pigeon
Asian International Championships[31]
New Delhi, India
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Soviet Union Rena Azbandaze
9–7, 6–3
Soviet Union Aleksandra Ivanova India Nirupama Vasant
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Irena Škulj
4 Jan. Western Australian Championships[32]
Perth, Australia
Grass
Singles - Doubles
Australia Margaret Court
6–4, 6–4
Australia Kerry Melville Sweden Christina Sandberg
United Kingdom Winnie Shaw
Australia Ann Coleman
Australia Lesley Hunt
Australia Brenda Jenkins
Australia Karen Krantzcke
North Island Championships
Hutt Valley, New Zealand
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United States Alice Tym
6–3, 6–2
New Zealand Beverley Vercoe New Zealand J. Bloxham
New Zealand Robyn Legge
New Zealand Christine Bray
New Zealand Shirley Collins
New Zealand Cecilie Fleming
New Zealand Mrs. B. Ward
5 Jan.[33] Manly Seaside Championships
Sydney, Australia
Grass
Singles - Doubles
Australia Evonne Goolagong
6–2, 4–6, 6–2
Australia Wendy Gilchrist Australia Judy Tegart-Dalton
Australia Jan Lehane O'Neill
Australia Elizabeth Craig
Australia Pat Edwards
Australia L Kelisee
Indonesia Lita Liem
10 Jan. Tasmanian Open Championships
Hobart, Australia
Grass
Singles - Doubles
Australia Margaret Court
6–2, 6–2
Australia Kerry Melville Australia Judy Tegart-Dalton
Australia Karen Krantzcke
Australia Wendy Gilchrist
Australia Lesley Hunt
United Kingdom Winnie Shaw
Sweden Christina Sandberg
Orange Free State Championships[34]
Bloemfontein, South Africa
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Ann Haydon Jones
6–4, 8–6
United States Peaches Bartkowicz Australia Helen Gourlay
Rhodesia Pat Walkden
South Africa Denise Carter
South Africa Brenda Kirk
United States Kristy Pigeon
United States Valerie Ziegenfuss
11 Jan.[35] New Zealand Championships
Wellington, New Zealand
Grass
Singles - Doubles
New Zealand Marilyn Pryde
8–6, 6–1
New Zealand Robyn Legge United States Alice Tym
New Zealand Beverley Vercoe
Canada Stephanie Bardsley
New Zealand Jill Bloxham
New Zealand Shirley Collins
New Zealand Cecilie Fleming
Moscow Open[36]
Moscow, Soviet Union
Carpet (i)
Singles - Doubles
Soviet Union Olga Morozova
6–3, 6–2
Soviet Union Marina Chuvirina Soviet Union Anna Islanova
Soviet Union Ludmila Izopaitus
Soviet Union Maria Kully
Soviet Union Irina Samuelova
Soviet Union Zaiga Yansone
Soviet Union Anna Yeremeyeva
All-India Hard Court Championships
Amaravati, India
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Soviet Union Nina Turkherelli
6–4, 6–4
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Irena Škulj Romania Judith Dibar
India Nirupama Vasant
India Nirupama Mankad
India Kiran Peshawaria
United States Carol-Ann Prosen
India Rattan Thadani
South Florida Championships[37]
West Palm Beach, United States
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Chris Evert
6–3, 6–2
United States Stephanie Johnson United States Laurie Fleming
Netherlands Astrid Suurbeek
United States Bunny Austib
United States Martha Cochrane
United States Sally Slater
Uruguay Silvia Urroz
17 Jan.[38] Western Province Championships
Cape Town, South Africa
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Ann Haydon Jones
6–1, 6–2
United States Peaches Bartkowicz Australia Helen Gourlay
Rhodesia Pat Walkden
United States Denise Carter
United Kingdom Corinne Molesworth
United States Kristy Pigeon
United States Valerie Ziegenfuss
18 Jan.[39] Auckland Championships
Hutt Valley, New Zealand
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United States Alice Tym
6–3, 7–9, 6–1
New Zealand Robyn Legge New Zealand Shirley Collins
New Zealand Cecilie Fleming
Canada Stephanie Bardsley
New Zealand Sue Blakely
New Zealand Jill Bloxham
New Zealand Beverley Vercoe
Indian International Championships
Calcutta, India
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Soviet Union Anna Ivanova
6–4, 6–4
Soviet Union Nina Turkherelli United States Carol-Ann Prosen
Soviet Union Olga Morozova
Romania Judith Dibar
India Nirupama Mankad
India Rattan Thadani
India Nirupama Vasant
Tamil Union Championships
Colombo, Sri Lanka
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Dominion of Ceylon Srima Abeyegunawardene
6–1, 4–6, retd.
Dominion of Ceylon Susima Abeyegunawardene Dominion of Ceylon Oosha Chanmugam
Dominion of Ceylon Mala Fernando
Dominion of Ceylon Sria Gooneratne
Dominion of Ceylon Ranjani Jayasuriya
Dominion of Ceylon Wendy Molligoda
Indonesia Lita Liem
Florida State Open Championships[40]
Orlando, United States
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Stephanie Johnson
6–2, 6–1
United States Mona Schallau
25 Jan.[41] West German Indoor Championships
Munich, West Germany
Wood (i)
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Virginia Wade
6–2, 6–4
United Kingdom Joyce Williams Sweden Eva Lundqvist
Czechoslovakia Vlasta Vopičková
Norway Ellen Grindvold
Finland Birgitta Lindstrom
West Germany Helga Niessen
Czechoslovakia Alena Palmeová
25 Jan. Austin Smith Championships
Fort Lauderdale, United States
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Chris Evert
6–1, 6–0
United States Laurie Fleming United States Patti Ann Reese
United States Stephanie Johnson
United States Sherry Beddingfield
United States Lynne Epstein
United States Carol Gfroerer
United States Kathy Thornbrough
Manila Metropolitan Championships
Manila, Philippines
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Ceci Martinez
6–1, 6–0
Philippines Pay Yngayo Philippines Marissa Sanchez
Indonesia Yolanda Soemarno
Seabrook Fowlds North Shore Championships
Forrest Hill, New Zealand
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United States Alice Tym
4–6, 6–4, 7–5
New Zealand Robyn Legge New Zealand Beverley Vercoe
New Zealand Beverley Ward
Canada Stephanie Bardsley
New Zealand Christine Bray
New Zealand Shirley Collins
New Zealand Elaine Stephan
27 Jan.[42] Australian Open
Sydney, Australia
Grass
Singles - Doubles
Australia Margaret Court
6–3, 6–1
Australia Wendy Gilchrist Australia Karen Krantzcke
United Kingdom Winnie Shaw
Australia Judy Dalton
Australia Evonne Goolagong
Australia Lesley Hunt
Sweden Christina Sandberg
Australia Margaret Court
Australia Judy Dalton
6–1, 6–3
Australia Karen Krantzcke
Australia Kerry Melville
30 Jan.[43] Scandinavian Indoor Championships
Oslo, Norway
Carpet (i)
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Joyce Williams
6–2, 6–1
United Kingdom Nell Truman Sweden Eva Lundqvist
Sweden Margareta Strandberg
Sweden Kirsten Anden
Sweden Ingrid Löfdahl Bentzer
Sweden Isabelle Larsson
Finland Birgitta Lindström

February

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Ended Tournament Winner Finalist Semi finalist Quarter finalist
1 Feb.[44] Benson & Hedges New Zealand Open
Auckland, New Zealand
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Ann Haydon Jones
0–6, 6–4, 6–1
United States Rosie Casals Australia Margaret Court
Australia Karen Krantzcke
New Zealand Robyn Legge
Sweden Christina Sandberg
United Kingdom Winnie Shaw
United States Alice Tym
March of Dimes Open[45]
San Diego, United States
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Nancy Ornstein
3–6, 6–4, 7–5
United States Janet Newberry United States Marita Redondo
United States Mary Struthers
United States Denise Bradshaw
United States Kris Kemmer
United States Susan Riebel
United States Ruan Smith
Los Angeles Metropolitan Championships
Los Angeles, United States
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Pam Teeguarden
6–0, 6–1
United States Winnie McCoy United States Anita Platte
United States Vicki Smouse
United States Stephanie Grant
United States Doreen Irish
United States Marilyn Straw
United States Tina Watanabe
Marrickville and Districts Hardcourts
Marrickville, Australia
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Australia Helen Sheedy
10–8, 1–0 retd.
Australia Margaret Hellyer Australia Gai Healey
Australia Helen Kayser
8 Feb ITPA Open Indoor
Philadelphia, United States
Hard (i)
Singles - Doubles
Australia Margaret Court
6–3, 7–6 (14-12)
United States Billie Jean King United States Julie Heldman
United States Nancy Richey
United States Peaches Bartkowicz
United States Rosie Casals
France Francoise Durr
United Kingdom Virginia Wade
USSR All-Union Championships[46]
Kiev, Soviet Union
Hard (i)
Singles - Doubles
Soviet Union Olga Morozova
6–4, 6–3
Soviet Union Anna Yeremeyeva Soviet Union Marina Chuvyrina
Soviet Union Maria Kull
Soviet Union Yelena Granaturovna
Soviet Union Tiiu Parmas
Soviet Union Valentina Petrova
Soviet Union Zaiga Yansone
12 Feb.[47][48] Vanderbilt Indoor Open
(also called Ladies World Invitational)
New York City, United States
Hard
Singles - Doubles
Australia Margaret Court
6–3, 6–3
United Kingdom Virginia Wade United States Rosie Casals
United Kingdom Ann Haydon Jones
United States Peaches Bartkowicz
France Francoise Durr
United States Billie Jean King
United States Val Ziegenfussbe
15 Feb.[49] Maureen Connolly Brinker Memorial
Dallas, United States
Carpet (i)
Singles - Doubles
Australia Margaret Court
1–6, 6–3, 11–9
United States Billie Jean King France Francoise Durr
United Kingdom Ann Haydon Jones
United States Rosie Casals
United States Mary Ann Curtis
United States Patti Hogan
United Kingdom Virginia Wade
Eastern Women's Indoor Championships[50]
Waldwick, United States
Wood (i)
Singles - Doubles
United States Marilyn Aschner
6–0, 7–5
United States Louise Gonnerman United States Sylvia Hooks
United States Pat Stewart
United States Judy Dixon
United States Doris Henderson
United States Jennifer Louis
United States Gay Shaw
Redcliffe Championships
Redcliffe, Australia
Grass
Singles - Doubles
Australia Janet Fallis
4–6, 6–0, 6–2
Australia Robyn Knobel
16 Feb.[51] Nice International Winter Championships
Nice, France
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Pam Austin
6–4, 6–3
United Kingdom Marilyn Greenwood
Tournoi de La Châtaigneraie
La Châtaigneraie, France
Clay (i)
Singles - Doubles
France Gail Chanfreau
7–5, 7–5
France Danièle Bouteleux France Nicole Cazaux
France Odile de Roubin
France Janine Lieffrig
France M Paillet
France Marion Cristiani Proisy
France Anne-Marie Rouchon
New South Wales Hard Court Championships[52]
Newcastle, Australia
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Australia Evonne Goolagong
6–1, 5–7, 6–3
Australia Karen Krantzcke Australia Meryl Brent
Australia Pat Coleman
Australia Helen Amos
Australia Trisha Edwards
Australia Sue Hole
Australia Robyn Murphy
22 Feb USSR International Indoor Championships
Moscow, Soviet Union
Wood (i)
Singles - Doubles
West Germany Helga Niessen
7-5, 2–6, 6-3
Soviet Union Olga Morozova United Kingdom Nell Truman
United Kingdom Joyce Williams
Soviet Union Marina Chuvyrina
Soviet Union Tiiu Parmas
Soviet Union Maria Kull
Soviet Union Rauza Islanova
West German Closed Indoor Championships
Hanover, West Germany
Wood (i)
Singles - Doubles
West Germany Edith Winkens
6-4, 6-2
West Germany Kerstin Seelbach
Stockton Challenge Cup[53]
Stockton, United States
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Sharon Walsh
6–2, 6–3
United States Barbara Downs United States Cathie Anderson
United States Brenda Garcia
23 Feb.[54] New England Indoor Championships
Agawam, United States
Carpet (i)
Singles - Doubles
United States Mary Ann Curtis
4–6, 6–2, 7–5
United States Pam Teeguarden South Africa Esmé Emmanuel
United States Betty Ann Grubb
United States Gail Hansen
United States Patti Hogan
United States Stephanie Johnson
United States Peggy Michel

March

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Ended Tournament Winner Finalist Semi finalist Quarter finalist
1 Mar. Kenya National Championships
Nairobi, Kenya
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United States Alice Tym
6–1, 6–0
Kenya Deidre Paterson
Philippines International Championships
Manila, Philippines
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Ceci Martinez
6–0, 6–0
Philippines Patricia Yngayo
City of Perth Championships
Perth, Australia
Grass
Singles - Doubles
Australia Lesley Hunt
6–4, 6–1
Australia Christine Matison
Belgian National Indoor Championships
Brussels, Belgium
Wood (i)
Singles - Doubles
Belgium Monique Van Haver
6–2, 6–1
Belgium Chantal Van Gheluwe Belgium Michèle Gurdal
Belgium Odette Jacob
Belgium Anne Croonenbergs
Belgium Marion DeWitte
Belgium Micheline Five
2 Mar.[55][56] Boston Globe U.S. Indoor Championships
Winchester, United States
Neo-Turf Grass (i)
Singles - Doubles
United States Mary Ann Curtis
0–6, 6–3, 6–4
United States Patti Hogan United States Peaches Bartkowicz
United States Nancy Richey
South Africa Esmé Emmanuel
United States Betty Ann Grubb
United States Stephanie Johnson
United States Val Ziegenfuss
French Covered Court Championships[57]
Lyon, France
Wood (i)
Singles - Doubles
France Odile de Roubin
6–2, 6–2
France Gail Chanfreau France Danièle Bouteleux
France Christiane Spinoza
France Sophie Prouvost
France Francoise Repoux
France Christiane Sarrazin
South Africa Joan Wilshere
3 Mar. Waikiki Professional Challenge
Waikiki, United States
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Billie Jean King
6–4, 6–4
United States Rosie Casals United States Nancy Richey
United States Peaches Bartkowicz
United States Kathleen Harter
United States Stephanie Johnson
4 Mar. Klamovka Indoors
Prague, Czechoslovakia
Hard (i)
Singles - Doubles
Czechoslovakia Lenka Kodesova
6–1, 6–0
Czechoslovakia Renata Tomanova Czechoslovakia Blanca Politzerova
Czechoslovakia Miroslava Kozeluhova
Czechoslovakia Jitka Volavková
8 Mar. All Japan Indoor Championships
Tokyo, Japan
Carpet (i)
Singles - Doubles
Japan Kimiyo Hatanaka
6–1, 6–3
Taiwan Sei-Rei Cho Japan Toshiko Sade
Japan Junko Sawamatsu
Taiwan Lida Ai-Cho
Indonesia Sumie Gokan
9 Mar.[58] WLOD International
Pompano Beach, United States
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Nancy Richey
6–3, 6–0
United States Peaches Bartkowicz United States Chris Evert
United States Stephanie Johnson
United States Betty Ann Grubb
United Kingdom Nell Truman
United States Linda Tuero
United States Val Ziegenfuss
Cannes International Championships
Cannes, France
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Jill Cooper
6–3, 6–0
United Kingdom Veronica Burton United Kingdom Marilyn Greenwood
United Kingdom Corinne Molesworth
South-West Districts Championships
Warrnambool, Australia
Grass
Singles - Doubles
Australia Bev Rae
0–6, 6–2, 6–4
Australia Janine Whyte
10 Mar. Tournoi de Printemps de Toulouse
Toulouse, France
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Switzerland Anne-Marie Studer
6–3, 6–4
France Nicole Hesse-Cazaux
15 Mar.[59] Altamira International Invitation
Caracas, Venezuela
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Mary Ann Curtis
0–6, 6–2, 6–4
United States Patti Hogan United States Betty Ann Grubb
United States Kathleen Harter
Czechoslovakia Alena Palmeova
France Christiane Spinoza
United States Pam Teeguarden
Czechoslovakia Vlasta Vopickova
Egyptian Open Championships
Cairo, Egypt
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Soviet Union Olga Morozova
6–3, 3–6, 9–7
Italy Lea Pericoli Czechoslovakia Marcella Barochova
Czechoslovakia Ilona Štěpánová-Kurzová
Egypt Gaeta Clelia
Egypt Magda Ezzat
Egypt Nadia Mansour
Egypt Sophie Sarwat
16 Mar.[60] Menton International
Menton, France
Clay
Singles - Doubles
France Gail Chanfreau
6–1, 6–2
United Kingdom Corinne Molesworth Brazil Suzana Petersen
Netherlands Marijke Schaar
United States Pam Austin
Australia Lexie Crooke

Italy Daniela Porzio
Netherlands Trudy Walhof

22 Mar.[61] Dunlop New South Wales Open
Sydney, Australia
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United States Billie Jean King
6–2, 4–6, 6–3
Australia Margaret Smith United States Rosie Casals
United Kingdom Virginia Wade
France Francoise Durr
Australia Wendy Gilchrist
Australia Karen Krantzcke
United Kingdom Winnie Shaw
Nice International Championships
Menton, France
Clay
Singles - Doubles
France Gail Chanfreau
7–5, 6–8, 6–2
Netherlands Marijke Schaar United States Marilyn Aschner
United Kingdom Corinne Molesworth
Netherlands Marijke Schaar
United States Pam Austin
United Kingdom Jill Cooper
France Odile de Roubin
Hungary Eva Szabo
Alexandria International Championships
Alexandria, Egypt
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Soviet Union Olga Morozova
6–43, 6–0
Czechoslovakia Marcella Barochova Egypt Miriam Gad
Czechoslovakia Ilona Štěpánová-Kurzová
Egypt Gaeta Clelia
Soviet Union Anna Dmitrieva
Egypt Silva Zaki
Czechoslovakia Eva Zilakova
Ciudad of Barranquilla Invitation[62]
Barranquilla, Columbia
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United States Mary Ann Curtis
6–3, 7–5
United States Patti Hogan United States Kathleen Harter
United Kingdom Robin Lloyd
France Christiane Spinoza
United States Pam Teeguarden
United Kingdom Nell Truman
Czechoslovakia Vlasta Vopickova
23 Mar.[63] San Luis Potosi Open International
San Luis Potosi, Mexico
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Mexico Elena Subirats
6–3, 6–4
Mexico Lourdes Gongora[64] Mexico Patricia Montano
24 Mar. Moroccan International Championships
Casablanca, Morocco
Clay
Singles - Doubles
France Jacqueline Morales Lecaillon
6–3, 3–6, 9–7
Australia Jenny Staley Hoad Argentina Graciela Morán
United States Alice Tym
26 Mar. Mashonaland Championships
Salisbury, Rhodesia
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Rhodesia Deidre Allan
6–2, 4–6, 6–4
Rhodesia Jenny Waggott Rhodesia Karen Irvine
Rhodesia Freda Morris
28 Mar.[65] Curaçao International Championships
Willemstad, Curaçao
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Peaches Bartkowicz
6–4, 6–0
United Kingdom Nell Truman United Kingdom Robin Lloyd
United States Pam Teeguarden
Netherlands Ada Bakker
United States Mary Ann Curtis
United States Patti Hogan
Hungary Judit Szorenyi
29 Mar. Reggio Calabria International
Reggio Calabria, Italy
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Czechoslovakia Marie Neumannová
6–2, 6–3
Italy Monica Giorgi Italy Graziela Perna
Argentina Mabel Vrancovich[66]
Belgium Ingrid Loeys
Italy Maria Nasuelli
Greece Carol-Ann Kalogeropoulos
West Germany Almut Sturm
Greater Jacksonville Open[67]
Jacksonville, United States
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Nancy Richey
6–1, 6–3
United States Val Ziegenfuss United States Kathy Harter
United States Stephanie Johnson
United States Judy Alvarez
West Germany Ilse Buding
Sweden Eva Lundqvist
Czechoslovakia Vlasta Vopickova
30 Mar.[68] Monte-Carlo Open Championships
Monte Carlo, Monaco
Clay
Singles - Doubles
West Germany Helga Niessen
9–7, 6–3
France Gail Chanfreau Italy Lea Pericoli
France Odile de Roubin
Netherlands Annemieke Blom
Brazil Suzana Petersen
Netherlands Marijke Schaar
Netherlands Trudy Walhof
Royal Palm Invitational[69]
Miami, United States
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Susan Epstein
6–4, 6–1
United States Donna Floyd Fales United States Donna Ganz
United States Kathy Kuykendall
31 Mar.[70] North of England Hard Court Championships
Southport, Great Britain
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Australia Evonne Goolagong
6–2, 6–3
United Kingdom Joyce Williams United Kingdom Shirley Brasher
United Kingdom Corinne Molesworth
United Kingdom Rita Bentley
United Kingdom Jill Cooper
United Kingdom Alex Cowie
United Kingdom PJ Northern

April

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Ended Tournament Winner Finalist Semi finalist Quarter finalist
2 Apr.[71] Ceylon Championships
Nuwara Eliya, Ceylon
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Sri Lanka Wendy Molligodde
6–2, 1–6, 7–5
Sri Lanka S. Abeyegunerwardene Sri Lanka C. Chamugan
Sri Lanka M. Ferando
4 Apr.[72] South African Open Championships
Johannesburg, South Africa
Hard
Singles - Doubles
Australia Margaret Court
6–4, 1–6, 6–3
United States Billie Jean King United States Rosie Casals
United Kingdom Virginia Wade
South Africa Marianna Brummer
United Kingdom Ann Haydon Jones
Australia Kerry Melville
South Africa Annette Du Plooy
En-Tout-Cas Trophy Stalybridge[73]
Stalybridge, Great Britain
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Joyce Williams
6–2, 6–3
Australia Evonne Goolagong United Kingdom Rita Bentley
United Kingdom Jill Cooper
United Kingdom Lindsey Beaven
United Kingdom Veronica Burton
United Kingdom Jackie Fayter
United Kingdom Corinne Molesworth
Caribe Hilton International[74][75]
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Peaches Bartkowicz
6–1, 6–4
United States Val Ziegenfuss United States Tory Fretz
United States Stephanie Johnson
United States Mary Ann Curtis
United States Kathy Harter
United States Patti Hogan
Italy Maria Nasuelli
Beausoleil Championships
Monte Carlo, Monaco
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Hungary Katalin Borka
6–4, 6–2
Netherlands Marijke Schaar United States Marilyn Aschner
West Germany Trudy Walhof
France Valeria Cantenot
Brazil Suzana Petersen
Hungary Erzsébet Polgár
France Odile de Roubin
5 Apr.[76] Catania International Open
Catania, Italy
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Sweden Christina Sandberg
6–3, 6–0
United States Pam Austin Czechoslovakia Marie Pinterová
Italy Daniela Porzio
Italy Giulia Biondi
Italy Miss Giarrusso
Sweden Ulla Sandulf
Argentina Mabel Vrancovich
California All-Comers Championships 5th ed (also valid as San Jose State All-Comers) Spartan Tennis Complex
San Jose, United States
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Barbara Downs
6–2, 8–6
United States Farel Footman United States Eliza Pande
United States Sharon Walsh
United States Ann Kiyomura
United States Kate Latham
United States Judy Louie
6 Apr. Natal Open Championships
Durban, South Africa
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Billie Jean King
6–2, 8–6
Australia Margaret Court United Kingdom Ann Haydon Jones
United Kingdom Winnie Shaw
Australia Judy Tegart-Dalton
France Francoise Durr
Australia Lesley Hunt
South Africa Pat Walkden
9 Apr.[77] Sicilian International Championships
Palermo, Italy
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Sweden Christina Sandberg
6–0, 6–3
United States Pam Austin Sweden Ulla Sandulf
Argentina Mabel Vrancovich
Chile Ana María Arias
Greece Carol Kalogeropoulos
Sweden Madeleine Pegel
Italy Daniela Porzio
11 Apr.[78] Kingston International Championships
Kingston, Jamaica
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Peaches Bartkowicz
6–0, 5–7, 6–3
United States Kathy Harter United Kingdom Nell Truman
France Christiane Spinoza
West Germany Ilse Buding
United Kingdom Robin Lloyd
Sweden Eva Lundquist
United States Isabel Ortiz
12 Apr. Nice International Championships[a]
Menton, France
Clay
Singles - Doubles
West Germany Helga Niessen
6–2, 8–6
United States Julie Heldman France Gail Chanfreau
France Odile de Roubin
United States Marilyn Aschner
Hungary Katalin Borka
France Danièle Bouteleux
Netherlands Betty Stove
En-Tout-Cas Trophy Poole[79]
Poole, Great Britain
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Joyce Williams
6–2, 6–0
Australia Evonne Goolagong United Kingdom Jill Cooper
United Kingdom Corinne Molesworth
United Kingdom Lindsey Beaven
United Kingdom Rita Bentley
United Kingdom Veronica Burton
United Kingdom Jackie Fayter
St. Petersburg Masters Invitational[80]
St. Petersburg, United States
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Nancy Richey
6–0, 6–2
United States Judy Alvarez United States Stephanie Johnson
Colombia Isabel Fernández de Soto
United States Mary Ann Curtis
United States Kerry Harris
United States Sue Stap
United States Val Ziegenfuss
13 Apr. Jerusalem International Invitation
Jerusalem YMCA Sports Center
Jerusalem, Israel
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Australia Helen Amos
6–0, 6–1
Israel Tamar Hayat
18 Apr. Rothman's Cumberland Club Hard Court Tournament
Hampstead, Great Britain
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Australia Evonne Goolagong
6–0, 6–6
United Kingdom Jill Cooper United States Marilyn Aschner
United Kingdom Shirley Brasher
United Kingdom Corinne Molesworth
Australia Faye Toyne-Moore
Australia Patricia Edwards
United Kingdom Janice Townsend
19 Apr. Monagasque Open
Monte Carlo, Monaco
Clay
Singles - Doubles
West Germany Helga Niessen
6–4, 6–1
Australia Kerry Melville France Francoise Durr
United States Billie Jean King
United States Rosie Casals
United States Julie Heldman
Australia Karen Krantzcke
United Kingdom Virginia Wade
Torneo Internazionale di Tennis Parioli
Rome, Italy
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Brazil Suzana Petersen
5–7, 6–3, 8–6
Chile Ana María Arias Italy Daniela Marzano
Argentina Mabel Vrancovich
United States Pam Austin
Australia Lexie Kenny
Italy Maria Monam
United States Ceci Martinez
20 Apr.[81] Carolina Spring Invitation
Charlotte, United States
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Nancy Richey
6–0, 6–2
Czechoslovakia Alena Palmeova United States Laura duPont
Czechoslovakia Vlasta Vopickova
United States Mary Ann Curtis
United States Donna Floyd Fales
United Kingdom Robin Lloyd
United States Stephanie Johnson
Natanya International Invitation
Natanya, Israel
Hard
Singles - Doubles
Romania Judith Dibar
6–4, 6–1
Australia Helen Amos
25 Apr. Rothmans Sutton Hard Court Championships
Sutton, Great Britain
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Australia Margaret Court
6–3, 6–3
United Kingdom Ann Haydon Jones Australia Patricia Edwards
United Kingdom Joyce Williams
Australia Evonne Goolagong
South Africa Brenda Kirk
United Kingdom Faye Toyne-Moore
United Kingdom Janice Townsend
26 Apr. Anaheim Open
Anaheim, United States
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Kristien Kemmer
6–2, 6–0
United States Laurie Tenney United States Whitney Grant
United States Linda Lewis
United States Wendy Appleby
United States Bess Hagey
United States Janice Metcalf
United States Marita Redondo
Israel Spring International Championships
Tel Aviv, Israel
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Romania Judith Dibar
6–2, 6–0
Australia Helen Amos Romania Eleanora Dumitrescu
Romania Ecaterina Horsa
Ojai Tennis Tournament
Ojai, United States
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Janet Newberry
4–6, 6–3, 6–2
United States Sharon Walsh United States Betty Ann Grubb
United States Pixie Lamm
United States Dodo Cheney
United States Gail Hansen
United States Kris Kemmer
United States Eliza Pande
Beaulieu International Championships
Beaulieu-sur-Mer, France
Clay
Singles - Doubles
South Africa Laura Rossouw
6–2, 6–3
Canada Andrée Martin France Danièle Bouteleux
Netherlands Gertruida Walhof
United Kingdom Jill Cooper
Sweden Ingrid Bentzer
Italy Monique Di Maso
West Germany Edith Winkens
27 Apr. Italian Open Championships
Rome, Italy
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Billie Jean King
6–1, 6–3
United States Julie Heldman United Kingdom Virginia Wade
South Africa Pat Walkden
United States Rosie Casals
France Françoise Durr
West Germany Helga Niessen
Australia Karen Krantzcke

May

[edit]
Ended Tournament Winner Finalist Semi finalist Quarter finalist
2 May.[82] Lebanon International Championships
Beirut, Lebanon
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Canada Andrée Martin
4–6, 6–2, 6–3
Canada Jane O'Hara France Mrs Jeannin
Brazil Suzana Petersen
Rothmans British Hard Court Championships[83]
Bournemouth, Great Britain
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Australia Margaret Court
6–2, 6–3
United Kingdom Virginia Wade Australia Judy Dalton
Australia Evonne Goolagong
United States Julie Heldman
United States Billie Jean King
Australia Karen Krantzcke
United Kingdom Joyce Williams
3 May.[84] California State Championships
Portola Valley, United States
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Eliza Pande
6–2, 6–3
United States Sharon Walsh South Africa Esmé Emmanuel
United States Gail Hansen
United States Barbara Downs
United States Kate Latham
United States Marcelyn Louie
United States Mimi Arnold-Wheeler
River Plate Championships[85]
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Argentina Beatriz Araujo
6–1, 1–6, 6–1
France Françoise Dürr
Kansas City Open
Kansas City, United States
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Kristy Pigeon
6–1, 1–6, 6–1
United States Denise Carter United States Betty Ann Grubb
United States Val Ziegenfuss
United States Peaches Bartkowicz
United States Mary Ann Curtis
United States Stephanie Johnson
United States Karen Susman
9 May.[86] Rothmans Surrey Hard Court Championships
Guildford, Great Britain
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Australia Margaret Court
6–4, 6–2
United States Patti Hogan France Gail Chanfreau
Australia Judy Dalton
United Kingdom Shirley Brasher
Australia Evonne Goolagong
Australia Karen Krantzcke
South Africa Pat Walkden
Bio-Strath Tally Ho[87]
Edgbaston, Great Britain
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Janice Townsend
6–4, 6–2
Ecuador Maria Guzman United Kingdom Marilyn Greenwood
Australia Barbara Walsh
10 May. Sabadell International
Sabadell, Spain
Clay
Singles - Doubles
West Germany Brigitte Schoene
6–2, 6–1
Spain Eliana Niort Australia Ann Phillips-Moore
Spain Carmen Renom
Southern California Championships[88]
Los Angeles, United States
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Janet Newberry
6–2, 6–3
United States Kris Kemmer United States Miss Austin
United States Barbara Green-Weigandt
United States Dodo Cheney
United States Evelyn Houseman
United States Marita Redondo
United States Janice Metcalf
Central California Championships.[89]
Sacramento, United States
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Nancy Richey
10–8, 2–6, 6–3
United States Denise Carter United States Kathy Harter
United States Val Ziegenfuss
South Africa Esmé Emmanuel
United States Kristy Pigeon
United States Carolyn Ishii
United States Sharon Walsh
Northern California Sectional Championships
San Francisco, United States
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Marcie Louie
10–8, 6–0
United States Barbara Downs United States Kate Latham
United States Judy Louie
South Africa Esmé Emmanuel
United States Kristy Pigeon
United States Carolyn Ishii
United States Sharon Walsh
Westchester County Championships[90]
Armonk, United States
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Louise Gonnerman
0–6, 6–3, 6–4
United States Pat Stewart United States Sylvia Hooks
United States Vilja Tamusz
United States Beatrice Adler
United States Jennifer Louis
United States Helen Palmer
United States Donna Stockton
16 May.[91] Bio-Strath London Hard Court Championships
Fulham, Great Britain
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Ann Haydon Jones
6–4, 6–2
United Kingdom Joyce Williams Australia Margaret Court
Australia Evonne Goolagong
Australia Helen Gourlay
United States Patti Hogan
South Africa Annette Du Plooy
South Africa Pat Walkden
Bio-Strath Droitwich[92]
Droitwich Spa, Great Britain
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Ecuador María Guzmán
6–2, 12–10
Australia Sandra Walsham United Kingdom Janice Townsend
France Johanne Venturino
United Kingdom Judy Congdon
United Kingdom Marilyn Greenwood
United Kingdom Wendy Hall
Australia Barbara Walsh
17 May. Jacksonville Invitation
Jacksonville, United States
Hard
Singles - Doubles
Colombia Isabel Fernández de Soto
6–0, 6–2
United States Toni Kramer
Houston City Championships
Houston, United States
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Daryl Gralka
3–6, 6–4, 6–4
United States Becky Vest United States Mary McLean
United States Bambi Schuette
18 May.[93] Belgian Open Championships
Brussels, Belgium
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Julie Heldman
6–1, 6–2
United States Peaches Bartkowicz France Francoise Durr
United Kingdom Winnie Shaw
South Africa Marianna Brummer
United States Mary Ann Curtis
United States Wendy Overton
Brazil Suzana Petersen
West Berlin Open Championships[94]
West Berlin, West Germany
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Virginia Wade
10–8, 6–1
West Germany Helga Niessen United States Billie Jean King
Australia Karen Krantzcke
United States Rosie Casals
France Gail Chanfreau
Australia Judy Tegart-Dalton
West Germany Helga Hosl
23 May.[95] Bio-Strath Wolverhampton Open
Wolverhampton, Great Britain
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Australia Kerry Melville
6–2, 6–2
United Kingdom Sue Alexander United States Farel Footman
United Kingdom Wendy Hall
United States Pamela Austin
Canada Janice Tindle
United Kingdom Janice Townsend
Australia Sandra Walsham
Lee-on-Solent Open[96]
Lee-on-Solent, Great Britain
Hard
Singles - Doubles
Australia Helen Gourlay
6–4, 6–4
South Africa Pat Walkden United States Patricia Cody
United Kingdom Sally Holdsworth
24 May.[97] Federation Cup
Freiburg, West Germany
Clay
22 teams knockout
 Australia  West Germany  Great Britain
 United States
 France
 Netherlands
 Sweden
 South Africa
Bay Counties Championships
(also known as the Bay Counties Invitational)[98][99]
Tiburon, United States
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Marcie Louie
3–6, 6–1, 6–2
United States Eliza Pande United States Barbara Downs
United States L Tenney
United States Diane Brooks
United States Diana Gai
United States Anne Lamott
United States Sharon Russell
30 May.[100] Rothmans Surrey Grass Court Championships
Surbiton, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Ann Haydon Jones
2–6, 6–3, 6–4
United States Patti Hogan United States Mary Ann Curtis
United Kingdom Joyce Williams
Australia Evonne Goolagong
United Kingdom Corinne Molesworth
United Kingdom Winnie Shaw
United States Val Ziegenfuss
Cardiff Open[101]
(valid as Glamorganshire Championships)
Cardiff, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Marilyn Greenwood
2–6, 6–3, 6–4
Australia Frances Luff United Kingdom Wendy Hall
Australia Barbara Walsh
United Kingdom Elizabeth Ernest
Ecuador María Guzmán
United Kingdom Jenny Helliar
St. Annes Open[102]
Lytham St Annes, Great Britain
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Australia Sandra Walsham
6–4, 6–2
United Kingdom Janice Townsend Australia Sue Alexander
United Kingdom Mandy Holdsworth
United Kingdom Judy Congdon
Canada Janice Tindle

June

[edit]
Ended Tournament Winner Finalist Semi finalist Quarter finalist
1 Jun. Tulsa Invitation
Tulsa, United States
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Stephanie Johnson
6–1, 6–4
United States Janet Newberry United States Betty Ann Grubb
United States Linda Tuero
United States Barbara Grubb
United States Kathy Kraft
Mexico Elena Subirats
United States Janet Thomas
Connecticut State Championships
New Haven, United States
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United States Judy Dixon
13–11, 6–4
United States Louise Gonnerman United States Lisa Rosenblum
United States Jade Schiffman
United States Paula Albert
United States Ann Murphy
United States Donna Stockton
United States Mary Wisnieski
Leaside Invitation
Toronto, Canada
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Canada Benita Senn
6–1, 6–3
Canada Louise Brown Canada S Arnold
Canada Inge Weber
6 Jun.[103] Chichester International
Chichester, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Ann Haydon Jones
6–4, 6–2
United Kingdom Joyce Williams South Africa Esmé Emmanuel
Ecuador María Guzmán
United States Mary Ann Curtis
South Africa Brenda Kirk
United States Ceci Martinez
United Kingdom Corinne Molesworth
Rothmans Northern Championships[104]
Manchester, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
Australia Kerry Melville
6–3, 6–1
United States Carole Graebner United Kingdom Janice Townsend
United Kingdom Winnie Shaw
United States Alex Cowie
United States Kristy Pigeon
United Kingdom Nell Truman
United States Val Ziegenfuss
Chapel Allerton Open.[105]
Chapel Allerton, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
Canada Jane O'Hara
6–4, 6–2
Australia Barbara Walsh
Bielefeld International
Bielefeld, West Germany
Clay
Singles - Doubles
South Africa Laura Rossouw
6–4, 6–2
United States Kathy Harter West Germany Katja Ebbinghaus
West Germany Heide Orth
Scarborough C.C. Invitation
Scarborough, Canada
Grass
Singles - Doubles
Canada Inge Weber
5–7, 6–3, 6–3
Canada Louise Brown Canada Benita Senn
Canada Judy Travis
7 Jun. New York State Women's Championships
Mamaroneck, United States
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United States Marjorie Gengler
5–7, 6–4, 6–2
United States Louise Gonnerman United States Sylvia Hooks
United States Pat Stewart
United States Joanne Dukeshire
United States Jennifer Louis
United States Jade Schiffman
French Open.[106]
Paris, France
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Australia Margaret Court
6–2, 6–4
West Germany Helga Niessen United States Julie Heldman
Australia Karen Krantzcke
United States Rosemary Casals
United States Billie Jean King
Czechoslovakia Vlasta Vopičková
United Kingdom Virginia Wade
France Gail Chanfreau
France Françoise Dürr
6–1, 3–6, 6–3
United States Rosemary Casals
United States Billie Jean King
Mountain View Open[107]
Mountain View, United States
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Ann Kiyomura
7–5, 4–6, 6–0
United States Kate Latham United States Barbara Downs
United States Diana Gai
United States Judy Louie
United States Maureen O´Keefe
Mexico Elena Subirats
13 Jun.[108] Wightman Cup
Wimbledon, Great Britain
Grass
 United States
4–3 (rubbers)
 Great Britain
Wills Open West of England Championships[109]
Bristol, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
Australia Margaret Court
6–4, 6–2
France Francoise Durr Australia Judy Dalton
Australia Lesley Hunt
United States Rosie Casals
Australia Kerry Melville
Sweden Christina Sandberg
Netherlands Betty Stöve
Rothmans Kent Championships[110]
Beckenham, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United States Patti Hogan
6–4, 6–2
Soviet Union Olga Morozova United Kingdom Corinne Molesworth
South Africa Pat Walkden
South Africa Daphne Botha
South Africa Annette Du Plooy
Australia Evonne Goolagong
Australia Helen Gourlay
John Player Nottingham Tennis Tournament[111][112]
Nottingham, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
South Africa Esmé Emmanuel
6–2, 6–4
Netherlands Judith Salomé United Kingdom Alex Cowie
Brazil Suzana Petersen
Australia Helen Amos
Australia Helen Kayser
United States Ceci Martinez
Canada Janice Tindle
14 Jun.[113] Blue Gray Championships
Montgomery, United States
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Laura duPont
6–1, 6–2
United States Kathy Kraft Mexico Lulu Gongora
Mexico Elena Subirats
20 Jun.[114] Eastern Clay Court Championships
Mamaroneck, United States
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United States Louise Gonnerman
8–6, 10–8
United States Pat Stewart United States Sylvia Hooks
United States Mimi Kanarek
United States Joanne Dukeshire
United States Mariane Godsick
United States Vija Vuskains Tamusz
NCAA Women's Tennis Championships[115]
Las Cruces, United States
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United States Laura duPont
1–6, 6–4, 6–4
United States Linda Tuero United States Mona Schallau
United States Mary Struthers
United States Maricaye Christenson
United States Marjorie Gengler
United States Pixie Lamm
United States Pam Richmond
Rothmans Open London Championships[116]
London, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
Australia Margaret Court
2–6, 8–6, 6–2
United Kingdom Winnie Shaw Australia Kerry Melville
South Africa Pat Walkden
France Gail Chanfreau
Australia Helen Gourlay
United States Patti Hogan
Australia Karen Krantzcke
Rothmans Open South of England Championships[117]
London, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Ann Haydon Jones
8–6, 6–1
United Kingdom Virginia Wade Australia Judy Dalton
France Françoise Dürr
Netherlands Ada Bakker
Australia Lesley Hunt
Greece Carol-Ann Kalogeropoulos
Netherlands Betty Stöve
21 Jun.[118] Southeastern Invitation
Columbus, United States
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Chris Evert
6–1, 6–1
Mexico Elena Subirats Mexico Lulu Gongora
United States Peggy Moore
United States Kathy Kraft
Mexico Cecilia Rosado
United States Linda Wert
23 Jun. Long Island Clay Court Championships
Port Washington, United States
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Mimi Kanarek
6–1, 6–1
United States Sylvia Hooks United States Zandi Nammack
United States Pat Stewart
United States Miss Bezdek
United States Patricia Jean Shaffer
United States Vija Tamuzs
28 Jun.[119] Western Pennsylvania Championships
Mt. Lebanon, United States
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United States Laura duPont
2–6, 7–5, 6–3
United States Connie Capozzi United States Marjorie Gengler
United States Pam Richmond
United States Maricaye Christenson
United States Margie Cooper
United States Pam Farmer
United States Mary Struthers

July

[edit]
Ended Tournament Winner Finalist Semi finalist Quarter finalist
1 Jul.[120] Southern Championships
Birmingham, United States
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Linda Tuero
6–1, 7–5
United States Roberta Baumgardner United States Lulu Gongora
United States Sue Vinton
United States Anne Hutcheson
United States Kathy Kraft
United States Ann Templeton
United States Linda Wert
Moore Park Invitation
Toronto, Canada
Hard
Singles - Doubles
Canada Faye Urban
6–1, 6–1
Canada Benita Senn Canada Louise Brown
Canada Inge Weber
Canada Sharon Arnold
Canada Joan Bak
Canada Judy Travis
3 Jul.[121] Wimbledon Plate
Wimbledon, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
Australia Evonne Goolagong
6–3, 6–1
Indonesia Lita Liem United Kingdom Veronica Burton
Soviet Union Olga Morozova
United Kingdom Lindsey Beaven
United States Kathy Harter
Indonesia Lany Kaligis
South Africa Laura Rossouw
4 Jul.[122] Wimbledon Championships
London, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
Australia Margaret Court
14–12, 11–9
United States Billie Jean King United States Rosie Casals
France Françoise Dürr
United States Ceci Martinez
West Germany Helga Niessen
Australia Karen Krantzcke
United Kingdom Winnie Shaw
United States Rosie Casals
United States Billie Jean King
6–2, 6–3
France Françoise Dürr
United Kingdom Virginia Wade
5 Jul. Fulda Tournament (Closed)
Fulda, West Germany
Clay
Singles - Doubles
West Germany Ameli Ring
6–0, 6–2
West Germany Helga Niessen
Tilburg International
Tilburg, Netherlands
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Netherlands Marijke Schaar
6–4, 9–7
Netherlands Tine Zwaan Finland Birgitta Lindström
Australia Frances Luff
Australia Adrienne Avis
Australia Helen Sheedy
Belgium Lucette Sliepen
Championships of the Czech Republic[123]
Litvínov, Czechoslovakia
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Czechoslovakia Vlasta Vopickova
6–3, 6–1
Czechoslovakia Alena Palmeova Czechoslovakia Miloslava Holubová
Czechoslovakia Marie Neumannová
Tennessee Valley Invitational[124]
Chattanooga, United States
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Linda Tuero
6–2, 6–3
United States Becky Vest United States Susan Eastman
United States Jade Schiffman
Mexico Lulu Gongora
United States Susan Vinton
United States Jean Weckwerth
United States Linda Wert
Oakland City Championships[125]
(43rd Edition)
Piedmont, United States
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Pat Welles
6–3, 6–4
United States Sue Mehmedbasich United States Arlene Cohen
United States June Gay
United States Julia Beymer
United States Jayne Florence
United States Farel Footman
United States Susan Reed
Travemünde International
Travemünde, West Germany
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Hungary Erzsébet Polgár
6–0, 6–2
Hungary Katalin Borka Brazil Suzana Petersen
West Germany Edith Winkens
11 Jul.[126] Carroll’s Irish Open Championships
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Virginia Wade
6–3, 6–3
United States Val Ziegenfuss Australia Karen Krantzcke
Australia Kerry Melville
United States Julie Heldman
United States Wendy Overton
United States Pam Teeguarden
South Africa Pat Walkden
Scottish Championships[127]
Edinburgh, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Winnie Shaw
6–3, 6–8, 12–10
United Kingdom Joyce Williams South Africa Esmé Emmanuel
United States Ceci Martinez
Green Shield Welsh Open Championships[128]
Newport, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
Australia Evonne Goolagong
6–0, 8–6
United States Patti Hogan United Kingdom Ann Haydon Jones
South Africa Laura Rossouw
Australia Judy Tegart-Dalton
Australia Patricia Edwards
Australia Lesley Hunt
Australia Faye Moore
Bio-Strath Malvern Tournament[129]
Malvern, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
Australia Helen Gourlay
6–3, 6–2
Ecuador María Guzmán United Kingdom Janice Townsend
Australia Sandra Walsham
Australia Sue Alexander
South Africa Daphne Botha
Australia Lexie Crooke
United Kingdom Marilyn Greenwood
East of England Championships[130]
Felixstowe, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Corinne Molesworth
2–6, 6–4, 6–2
United Kingdom Robin Lloyd United Kingdom Marilyn Beven
United Kingdom Alex Cowie
United States Tish Adams
United Kingdom Lindsay Blachford
South Africa Christine Gouws
United Kingdom Penny Hardgrave
East of England Championships[131]
Felixstowe, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Corinne Molesworth
2–6, 6–4, 6–2
United Kingdom Robin Lloyd United Kingdom Marilyn Beven
United Kingdom Alex Cowie
United States Tish Adams
United Kingdom Lindsay Blachford
South Africa Christine Gouws
United Kingdom Penny Hardgrave
12 Jul. Düsseldorf International
Düsseldorf, West Germany
Clay
Singles - Doubles
West Germany Helga Hosl
7–5, 6–4
West Germany Helga Niessen Italy Fiorella Bonicelli
Netherlands Betty Stöve
West Germany Heidi Eisterlehner
West Germany Jana Kunstfeldova
West Germany Heide Orth
France Christiane Spinoza
Swedish Open Championships[132]
Båstad, Sweden
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Peaches Bartkowicz
6–1, 6–1
Sweden Ingrid Bentzer France Gail Chanfreau
United States Kathy Harter
Chile Ana María Arias
France Francoise Durr
Indonesia Lita Liem
Sweden Christina Sandberg
La Jolla Championships[133][134]
(also La Jolla Summer Tournament)
La Jolla, United States
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Marita Redondo
2–6, 6–3, 6–1
United States Cathy Anderson United States Dodo Cheney
United States Chris Mattson
United States Sally Ride
United States Ruan Smith
United States Cindy Thomas
United States Georgia Turner
Dixieland Championship[135]
Birmingham, United States
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Linda Tuero
6–1, 8–6
United States Becky Vest Mexico Lulu Gongora
Mexico Cecilia Rosado
United States Ann Hutcheson
United States Vicky Smouse
United States Ann Templeton
Virginia-Carolina Invitation[136]
Richmond, United States
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Laura duPont
6–1, 8–6
United States Carol Bentley United States Raymonde Jones
United States Margeret Russo
United States Sosie Hublitz
United States Nancy Reed
14 Jul. Centropa Cup (singles)
(Central European U23 Championship)
Krynica, Poland
Clay
West Germany Katja Ebbinghaus
6–3, 3–6, 6–4
Netherlands Ada Bakker
Centropa Cup (team)
(Central European U23 Championship)
Krynica, Poland
Clay
 Germany  Hungary  Czechoslovakia
 Netherlands
 Austria
 Poland
  Switzerland
18 Jul.[137] Rothmans Open North of England Championships
Hoylake, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
Australia Evonne Goolagong
2–6, 6–2, 6–1
Australia Kerry Melville Australia Judy Dalton
United States Patti Hogan
United States Julie Heldman
South Africa Brenda Kirk
Australia Karen Krantzcke
United Kingdom Virginia Wade
Bio-Strath Edgbaston Tournament[138]
Edgbaston, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
Australia Sandra Walsham
1–6, 7–5, 6–1
Argentina Beatriz Araujo Ecuador María Guzmán
United Kingdom Janice Townsend
Australia Sue Alexander
United Kingdom Sharon Cogswell
United Kingdom Mary McAnally
United Kingdom Jane Poynder
19 Jul.[139] Swiss Open Championships
Gstaad, Switzerland
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Rosie Casals
6–2, 5–7, 6–2
France Françoise Dürr West Germany Helga Niessen
Netherlands Betty Stöve
South Africa Esmé Emmanuel
Italy Lea Pericoli
United States Ceci Martinez
Japan Junko Sawamatsu
Essex Championships[140]
Frinton-on-Sea, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
Australia Margaret Court
2–6, 7–5, 6–2
United Kingdom Ann Haydon Jones United Kingdom Lindsey Beaven
United Kingdom Nell Truman
United Kingdom Lindsay Blachford
United Kingdom Alex Cowie
United Kingdom Corinne Molesworth
New Zealand Marilyn Pryde
Czechoslovakian International Championships
Bratislava, Czechoslovakia
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Czechoslovakia Vlasta Vopickova
6–4, 6–4
United States Val Ziegenfuss Hungary Katalin Borka
United States Stephanie Johnson
Czechoslovakia Lenka Kodesova
Czechoslovakia Mirka Koželuhová
Czechoslovakia Olga Lendlova
United States Wendy Overton
Essex Championships[141]
Frinton-on-Sea, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
Australia Margaret Court
2–6, 7–5, 6–2
United Kingdom Ann Haydon Jones United Kingdom Lindsey Beaven
United Kingdom Nell Truman
United Kingdom Lindsay Blachford
United Kingdom Alex Cowie
United Kingdom Corinne Molesworth
New Zealand Marilyn Pryde
Pacific Northwest Championships[142]
Tacoma, United States
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Chris Mattson
1–6, 6–4, 6–0
United States Mary McLean United States Jan Hasse
United States Maureen O ´Keefe
United States Michelle Carey
United States Hedy Jackson
United States Doreen Irish
United States Sally Ride
Belgian National Hard Court Championships[143]
Brussels, Belgium
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Belgium Monique Van Haver
2–6, 7–5, 6–2
Belgium Michele Kahn Belgium Micheline Five
Belgium Michèle Gurdal
Belgium Monique Bedoret
Belgium Viviane Geerts
Belgium Janine Michiels
Belgium Lisette Sliepen
Le Touquet International Championship
Le Touquet, France
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Australia Lesley Hunt
2–6, 7–5, 6–2
France Odile de Roubin France Nathalie Fuchs
Brazil Suzana Petersen
France M. C. Brochard
France Anne Marie Cassaigne
France Florence Guédy
France S. Pruvot
20 Jul.[144] Martin John Kennedy Invitation
(also St. Louis Invitational)
St. Louis, United States
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Carol Hanks Aucamp
6–1, 8–6
United States Barbara Krueger United States Raymonde Jones
United States Margeret Russo
United States Sosie Hublitz
United States Nancy Reed
25 Jul. Golden Racket Trophy
Aix-en-Provence, France
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Uruguay Fiorella Bonicelli
11–9, 4–6, 6–1
France Odile de Roubin Japan Kimiyo Hatanaka
United States Kristy Pigeon
United States Denise Carter
Greece Carol-Ann Kalogeropouloss
France Johanne Venturino
France Jaqueline Vives
Green Shield Midland Open Championships[145]
Leicester, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
Australia Evonne Goolagong
6–3, 6–2
United States Patti Hogan Australia Judy Dalton
United States Julie Heldman
Australia Pat Edwards
South Africa Brenda Kirk
Australia Kerry Melville
Australia Faye Moore
26 Jul.[146][147] Western Championships
Cincinnati, United States
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States United States Rosie Casals
6–3, 6–3
United States Nancy Richey Australia Helen Gourlay
France Gail Chanfreau
United States Connie Capozzi
South Africa Esmé Emmanuel
United States Linda Tuero
South Africa Pat Walkden
Budapest International Championships[148]
Budapest, Hungary
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Australia Margaret Smith Court
6–3, 6–2
Czechoslovakia Vlasta Vopickova Hungary Katalin Borka
Hungary Judit Szörényi
Czechoslovakia Miroslava Holubova
Poland Barbara Kral
Hungary Erzsébet Polgár
Hungary Eva Szabo
Montana International Championships
Le Tennis Club Chermignon
Montana, Switzerland
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Australia Lesley Hunt
7–5, 1–6, 6–2
Japan Kazuko Sawamatsu Chile Ana María Arias
United States Peggy Michel
Ecuador María Guzmán
Brazil Suzana Petersen
Japan Junko Sawamatsu
United States Valerie Ziegenfuss
27 Jul. Danish Outdoor Championships
Kjøbenhavns Boldklub
Copenhagen, Denmark
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Denmark Inger Buchwald
6–3, 6–2
Denmark Mari-Ann Bloch-Jørgensen Denmark Pia Balling
Denmark Gitte Ejlerskov

August

[edit]
Ended Tournament Winner Finalist Semi finalist Quarter finalist
1 Aug. La Coruña Internacional
La Coruña, Spain
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Spain Brigitte Schoene
6–4, 6–2
Spain Carmen Renom
St. Moritz International
Der Tennisclub St. Moritz
St. Moritz, Switzerland
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Sally Holdsworth
6–1, 11–9
United Kingdom Robin Lloyd
Quebec International
Victoria Tennis Club
Quebec City, Canada
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Canada Jane O'Hara
6–2, 3–6, 6–2
Canada Andrée Martin Canada Louise Brown
Canada Susan Eager
Northumberland County Championships[149]
Brandling LTC
Newcastle upon Tyne, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Corinne Molesworth
6–3, 8–6
United Kingdom Marilyn Greenwood
Tunbridge Wells Open[150]
Tunbridge Wells LTC
Newcastle upon Tyne, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
Republic of Ireland Sue Minford
6–3, 8–6
United Kingdom Shirley Stapleton
Hampshire Championships[151]
Dean Park Cricket Ground
Bournemouth, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Diane Riste
8–6, 6–1
Australia Barbara Walsh
2 Aug.[152] U.S. Clay Court Championships
Indianapolis Racquet Club
Indianapolis, United States
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Linda Tuero
7–5, 6–1
France Gail Chanfreau United States Rosie Casals
United States Nancy Richey
United States Mary Ann Curtis
South Africa Esmé Emmanuel
Australia Helen Gourlay
South Africa Pat Walkden
Dutch Open Championships[153]
Hilversum, Netherlands
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Australia Margaret Court
6–1, 6–1
Australia Kerry Melville West Germany Helga Niessen
United States Stephanie Johnson
Australia Evonne Goolagong
South Africa Laura Rossouw
Netherlands Marijke Schaar
United Kingdom Virginia Wade
East German Closed Outdoor Championships
Leipzig Sports Club
Leipzig, East Germany
Clay
Singles - Doubles
East Germany Helga Taterczynski
6–1, 11–9
East Germany Brigitte Hoffmann East Germany Bettina Borkert
East Germany Veronika Koch
8 Aug.[154] Penzance Open
Dean Park Cricket Ground
Bournemouth, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Diane Riste
8–6, 6–1
Australia Barbara Walsh
Carmarthenshire Championships[155]
Llanelly LTC
Llanelli, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Jackie Fayter
9–7, 3–6, 6–4
United Kingdom Elizabeth Ernest
Bio-Strath West Warwickshire Open[156]
West Warwickshire SC
Solihull, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Janice Townsend
6–4, 3–6, 8–6
United Kingdom Marilyn Greenwood United Kingdom Judy Congdon
United Kingdom Sally Holdsworth
United Kingdom Rita Bentley
Ecuador María Guzmán
Australia Sandra Walsham
France Jacqueline Venturino
Framlingham Open[157]
Framlingham College
Framlingham, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Shirley Brasher
9–7, 3–6, 6–4
United Kingdom Elizabeth Ernest
Ilkley Open[158]
Ilkley LTC
Ilkley, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Corinne Molesworth
6–4, 6–4
United States Patti Hogan United Kingdom Rita Bentley
India Nirupama Mankad
United Kingdom Lindsey Beaven
Pakistan Munawarah Iqbal
Republic of Ireland Susan Minford
United Kingdom Wendy Slaughter
9 Aug. Torneo Internazionale di Senigallia
Senigallia, Italy
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Australia Lesley Hunt
6–2, 6–1
Uruguay Fiorella Bonicelli Chile Ana María Arias
Italy Anna-Maria Nasuelli
Romania Mariana Ciogolea
Ecuador María Guzmán
Italy Daniela Porzio
Chile Michelle Rodríguez
U.S. National Amateur Clay Court Championships[159]
Rochester, United States
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Linda Tuero
7–5, 6–1
United States Laura duPont United States Marjorie Gengler
United States Pam Richmond
United States Sherry Bedingfield
United States Connie Capozzi
United States Ann Lebedeff
United States Mary Struthers
10 Aug. Corfu Open International
Corfu City, Greece
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Greece Carol-Ann Kalogeropoulos
6–1, 6–1
United Kingdom Vivian Grisogno Spain Maria José Aubet
Spain Alex Rota
European Amateur Championships
Sofia, Bulgaria
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Soviet Union Olga Morozova
6–1, 11–9
Hungary Katalin Borka Hungary Erzsébet Polgár
Soviet Union Yevgenia Izopaitis
Bulgaria Yuliya Berberyan
Czechoslovakia Dominika Ciakirova
Poland Barbara Krall
Czechoslovakia Marie Neumanová
11 Aug. Tournoi International d'Ostende
Ostend, Belgium
Clay
Singles - Doubles
France Marion Proisy
6–4, 6–1
Australia Helen Amos Belgium Ingrid Loeys
Brazil Suzana Petersen
12 Aug.[160] Bavarian Open International Championships
Munich, West Germany
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Australia Evonne Goolagong
6–2, 6–1
Australia Karen Krantzcke West Germany Helga Niessen
West Germany Helga Hösl
Australia Kerry Melville
West Germany Heide Orth
South Africa Brenda Kirk
South Africa Laura Rossouw
14 Aug. La Baule-les-Pins Gold Cup
La Baule-les-Pins, France
Clay
Singles - Doubles
France Florence Guédy
6–3, 6–2
Chile Michelle Rodríguez Argentina Beatriz Araujo
Spain Carmen Mandarino
15 Aug.[161] Wiltshire Championships
Swindon, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Jenny Chamberlain
6–3, 6–2
United Kingdom B Chamberlain
Norfolk Championships[162]
Cromer, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Jenny Chamberlain
6–2, 6–3
United Kingdom H.B. Chamberlain
Cranleigh Open[163]
Cranleigh, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United States Patti Hogan
6–4, 7–5
United Kingdom Shirley Bloomer Brasher
Sussex Championships[164]
West Worthing, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Jenny Chamberlain
6–2, 6–3
United Kingdom H.B. Chamberlain
16 Aug.[165] USSR International Championships
Moscow, Soviet Union
Hard
Singles - Doubles
Soviet Union Olga Morozova
6–4, 6–4
Soviet Union Tiiu Parmas Soviet Union Rauza Islanova
Soviet Union Eugenia Isopaitis
Soviet Union Marina Kroschina
Soviet Union Maria Kull
Czechoslovakia Marie Neumanová
Soviet Union Nadia Tukhareti
Netherlands National Championships[166]
Scheveningen, Netherlands
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Netherlands Betty Stöve
1–6, 6–2, 6–2
Netherlands Marijke Schaar Netherlands Judith Salome
Netherlands Tine Zwaan
Netherlands Ada Bakker
Netherlands Nora Blom
Netherlands Jenny Ridderhof
Netherlands Trudy Groenman
17 Aug. Tournoi d'août du Touquet
Le Touquet, France
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Mexico Elena Subirats
6–3, 6–2
France Marion Proisy Japan Kayoko Fukuoka
France Christiane Spinoza
German Open Championships[167]
Hamburg, West Germany
Clay
Singles - Doubles
West Germany Helga Schultze
6–3, 6–3
West Germany Helga Niessen Australia Evonne Goolagong
Australia Kerry Melville
Australia Judy Dalton
Australia Faye Moore
South Africa Annette Du Plooy
South Africa Laura Rossouw
Knokke-Le-Zoute International
Knokke, Belgium
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Belgium Monique Van Haver
6–4, 6–4
Chile Ana María Arias Chile Michelle Rodríguez
Belgium Luciette Sliepen
18 Aug. Rothmans Canadian Open
Toronto, Canada
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Australia Margaret Court
6–8, 6–4, 6–4
United States Rosemary Casals South Africa Esmé Emmanuel
Canada Linda Tuero
Canada Susan Eager
Australia Helen Gourlay
United States Ceci Martinez
South Africa Pat Walkden
22 Aug.[168] The Avenue Open Tournament
Havant, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Rachael Steadman
6–2, 6–3
United Kingdom Mrs. R. Collings
Winchester Open[169]
Winchester, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Marilyn Greenwood
6–2, 6–3
United Kingdom Di Riste
ATA National Championships[170](54th ed.)
St. Louis, United States
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Bonnie Logan
6–4, 6–3
United States Bessie Stockard United States Beverly Hassel
United States Ann Koger
United States Mary Beauchamp
United States Brenda Johnson
United States Delores McGill
United States Brenda Reuter
Robertson Viota Exmouth Open[171]
Exmouth, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Rita Bentley
6–2, 6–3
United Kingdom Nuala Dwyer
23 Aug.[172] Pennsylvania Grass Court Open Championships
Haverford, United States
Grass
Singles - Doubles
Australia Margaret Court
6–1, 6–0
South Africa Pat Walkden Australia Kerry Melville
United Kingdom Corinne Molesworth
United States Peaches Bartkowicz
France Gail Chanfreau
United States Mary Ann Curtis
France Francoise Durr
U.S. National Public Parks Championships
Detroit, United States
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Joan Johnson
6–8, 6–3, 7–5
United States Sue Pritula United States Marjorie Gengler
United States Mary Arnold Prentiss
United States Carol Levy
United States Marilyn Mueller
United States Lydia Wieberg
United States Lenny Yee
24 Aug.[173] Austrian International Championships
Kitzbühel, Austria
Clay
Singles - Doubles
West Germany Helga Niessen
7–5, 6–3
Australia Evonne Goolagong South Africa Annette Du Plooy
United Kingdom Winnie Shaw
South Africa Laura Rossouw
West Germany Kora Schediwy
29 Aug[174] Budleigh Salterton Open
Budleigh Salterton, Great Britain
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Rita Bentley
6–1, 6–1
United Kingdom Jackie Fayter Republic of Ireland Susan Minford
United Kingdom Penny Moor
United Kingdom Judy Congdon
United Kingdom Nuala Dwyer
United Kingdom Jennie Heliar
Australia Barbara Walsh
30 Aug.[175] German Closed National Championships
Braunschweig, West Germany
Clay
Singles - Doubles
West Germany Helga Hösl
6–3, 2–6, 6–2
West Germany Helga Niessen West Germany Katja Ebbinghaus
West Germany Heide Schildknecht
West Germany Gabriele Lutteken
West Germany Kora Schediwy
West Germany Almut Sturm
West Germany Edith Winkens
Tyrolean Championships
Innsbruck, Austria
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Australia Evonne Goolagong
7–5, 6–0
Austria Sonja Pachta
Sydney Metropolitan Hard Court Championships
Sydney, Australia
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Australia Pat Coleman
6–3, 7–6
Australia Ann Coleman
31 Aug.[176] Marlborough Open Championships
South Orange, United States
Grass
Singles - Doubles
Australia Kerry Melville
7–6, 6–4
United States Patti Hogan Australia Margaret Court
Australia Judy Dalton
United States Rosie Casals
Australia Helen Gourlay
Australia Lesley Hunt
Soviet Union Olga Morozova
Istanbul International Championships[177]
Istanbul, Turkey
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Ann Haydon Jones
6–4, 6–1
United Kingdom Winnie Shaw United Kingdom Jill Cooper
Australia Fay Moore
Soviet Union Anna Dmitrieva
New Zealand Robyn Legge
Brazil Suzana Petersen
New Zealand Marilyn Pryde

September

[edit]
Ended Tournament Winner Finalist Semi finalist Quarter finalist
1 Sep Czechoslovakian Closed Championships
Ostrava, Czechoslovakia
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Czechoslovakia Miroslava Holubova
4–6, 6–3, 6–4
Czechoslovakia Vlasta Vopickova Czechoslovakia Olga Lendlova
Czechoslovakia Renata Tomanova
Los Gotos Open
Los Gatos, United States
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Kate Latham
6–4, 6–3
United States Marlene Muench United States Susan Anawalt
United States Jeanne Olsen
Polish International Championships[178]
Warsaw, Poland
Clay
Singles - Doubles
France Odile de Roubin
7–5, 4–6, 6–4
Romania Judith Dibar
Swedish Closed Championships[179]
Stockholm, Sweden
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Sweden Christina Sandberg
1–6, 9–7, 6–1
Sweden Ingrid Bentzer Sweden Eva Lundquist
Sweden Margareta Strandberg
Saloniki International
Thessaloniki, Greece
Clay
Singles - Doubles
France Odile de Roubin
6–2, 6–3
Greece Dion Asteri
U.S. Amateur Grass Court Championships
Greenville, United States
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United States Eliza Pande
3–6, 9–7, 6–2
United States Sharon Walsh United States Janice Metcalf
United States Janet Newberry
United States Gail Hansen
United States Jane Kincaid
United States Patti Ann Reese
United States Laurie Tenney
6 Sep.[180] Greek International Championships
Athens, Greece
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Uruguay Fiorella Bonicelli
3–6, 6–4, 6–4
South Africa Laura Rossouw Italy Monica Giorgi
Italy Anna-Maria Nasuelli
Greece Dion Asteri
Spain Maria-Jose Aubet
West Germany Ilse Buding
Greece Carol-Ann Kalogeropoulos
Brummana International[181]
Brummana, Lebanon
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Winnie Shaw
1–6, 6–2, 6–1
United Kingdom Ann Haydon Jones United Kingdom Jill Cooper
Australia Faye Moore
Chile Ana María Arias
Czechoslovakia Alena Palmeova
World Student Games[182]
Turin, Italy
Clay
Soviet Union Tiiu Parmas
Gold
6–8, 8–6, 6–1
Japan Kazuko Sawamatsu
Silver
France Odile de Roubin
Bronze
Netherlands Ada Bakker
4th
Italy Monica Giorgi
United States Pixie Lamm
Mexico Elena Subirats
Australia Janet Young
7 Sep. Labor Day Invitation
Miami Beach, United States
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Donna Ganz
6–8, 8–6, 6–1
Cuba Pilar Herrero United States Rayni Fox
United States Bunny Smith
United States Jodi Applebaum
Venezuela Veronica Mandel
Mexico Rosie Reyes
13 Sep.[183] Heart of America Championships
Kansas City, United States
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Val Ziegenfuss
6–0, 6–2
United Kingdom Corinne Molesworth United States Mary Ann Curtis
United Kingdom Sally Holdsworth
South Africa Esmé Emmanuel
United States Betty-Ann Hansen
United States Ceci Martinez
France Christiane Spinoza
Pensacola Invitational[184]
Pensacola, United States
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Australia Lesley Hunt
6–2, 7–5
South Africa Pat Walkden Australia Helen Gourlay
United States Stephanie Johnson
United States Ann Dunbar
United States Anne McClellan
United States Toni Novack
United States Bunny Smith
U.S. Open[185]
Forest Hills, United States
Grass
Singles - Doubles
Australia Margaret Court
6–2, 2 6, 6–1
United States Rosie Casals United States Nancy Richey
United Kingdom Virginia Wade
France Françoise Dürr
Australia Helen Gourlay
Australia Lesley Hunt
Australia Kerry Melville
Australia Margaret Court
Australia Judy Dalton
6–3, 6–4
United States Rosie Casals
United Kingdom Virginia Wade
15 Sep.[186] Virginia Slims Invitation
Houston, United States
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Rosemary Casals
5–7, 6–1, 7–5
Australia Judy Dalton Australia Kerry Melville
United States Nancy Richey
United States Peaches Bartkowicz
United States Billie Jean King
United States Kristy Pigeon
United States Valerie Ziegenfuss
Malaysian International Championships[187]
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Singapore Philippa Miall
4–6, 6–2, 7–5
Thailand Somsri Chotichuti New Zealand Ruth Green
Malaysia Radhika Menon
19 Sep. Coupe Bonfiglio
Milan, Italy
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Uruguay Fiorella Bonicelli
6–4, 8–6
Netherlands Judith Salomé
20 Sep.[188] Rhodesian International Championships
Salisbury, Rhodesia
Grass
Singles - Doubles
South Africa Sheila Piercey Summers
6–1, 9–7
Rhodesia Fiona Morris
International Championships of San Sebastian
San Sebastián, Spain
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Brazil Suzana Petersen
6–4, 6–4
Australia Sandra Walsham Spain Maria-Jose Aubet
Romania Judith Dibar
Yugoslavia International Championships[189]
Belgrade, Yugoslavia
Clay
Singles - Doubles
West Germany Kora Schediwy
6–3, 6–3
Czechoslovakia Olga Lendlova Switzerland Anne Marie Studer
Switzerland Marianne Kindler
Czechoslovakia Miroslava Bendlova
Czechoslovakia Renáta Tomanová
Australia Barbara Walsh
Carolinas Autumn Invitation[190]
Charlotte, United States
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Nancy Richey
6–4, 6–1
United States Chris Evert Australia Margaret Court
United Kingdom Virginia Wade
France Francoise Durr
United States Laurie Fleming
Santa Clara County Tennis Championships[191] (55th ed)
San Jose, United States
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Ann Kiyomura
6–1, 6–1
United States Pat Welles United States Andrea Barnes
United States Judy Louie
Coupe Marcel Poree
Paris, France
Clay
Singles - Doubles
France Odile de Roubin
3–6, 6–2, 6–1
France Danièle Bouteleux Chile Ana María Arias
France Anne-Marie Cassaigne
Mexico Rosie Darmon
United States Pixie Lamm
Chile Michelle Rodríguez
France Sylvie Pruvot-Rual
25 Sep. Croatia International
Opatija, Yugoslavia
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Austria Sonja Pachta
6–4, 6–4
West Germany Kora Schediwy Switzerland Anne Marie Studer
Czechoslovakia Olga Lendlova
Switzerland Rita Felix
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Irena Škulj
Australia Barbara Walsh
Australia Sandra Walsham
27 Sep Midland Invitation
Midland, United States
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Connie Capozzi
6–3, 7–5
United States Janice Mouldin United States Janna Hooton
United States Darlene Rose
Pacific South-West Open Championships[192]
Los Angeles, United States
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Sharon Walsh
6–1, 6–1
Australia Lesley Hunt United States Ceci Martinez
South Africa Pat Walkden
South Africa Esmé Emmanuel
Australia Helen Gourlay
United States Linda Lewis
United States Janet Newberry

October

[edit]
Ended Tournament Winner Finalist Semi finalist Quarter finalist
1 Oct. Auckland Catholic Open
Auckland, New Zealand
Grass
Singles - Doubles
New Zealand Beverly Vercoe
6–4, 7–5
New Zealand Jill Fraser New Zealand Julie Chatfield
New Zealand Lynette Ward
New Zealand Margeret Bond
New Zealand M. Lye
New Zealand Barbara Simpson
New Zealand Tup Singer
Italian National Championships[193]
Bologna, Italy
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Italy Lea Pericoli
0–6, 6–3, 6–2
Italy Maria Nasuelli Italy Monica Giorgi
Italy Daniela Porzio
Italy Miss Albini
Italy Lucia Bassi
Italy Maria Monami
Italy Graziella Perna
Rumanian National Championships[194]
Bucharest, Rumania
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Romania Agneta Kun
6–2, 6–0
Romania Judith Dibar Romania Valria Balaj
Romania Eleonora Dumitrescu
3 Oct. Eastern Suburbs Open
Coogee, Australia
Grass
Singles - Doubles
Australia Evonne Goolagong
6–2, 6–0
Australia Anne Coleman Australia Sue Hole
Australia L. Smith
4 Oct.[195] Pacific Coast International Open
Los Gatos, United States
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Nancy Richey
7–6, 6–4
United States Rosie Casals United States Billie Jean King
United States Sharon Walsh
Australia Judy Dalton
Australia Helen Gourlay
Australia Lesley Hunt
South Africa Pat Walkden
Rumanian International Championships[196]
Bucharest, Rumania
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Romania Judith Dibar
6–2, 6–1
Hungary Eva Szabo Australia Sue Alexander
West Germany Veronica Koch
5 Oct.[197] Pan Am Open
Auckland, New Zealand
Grass
Singles - Doubles
New Zealand Jill Fraser
0–6, 6–3, 6–3
New Zealand Beverly Vercoe
11 Oct.[198] French National Championships (tennis)
Bordeaux, France
Clay
Singles - Doubles
France Gail Chanfreau
9–7, 6–2
France Françoise Dürr France Odile de Roubin
France Rosie Darmon
France Danièle Bouteleux
France Anne Marie Cassaigne
France Nathalie Fuchs
France Evelyne Terras
USSR National Championships[199]
Alma Ata, Soviet Union
Hard
Singles - Doubles
Soviet Union Olga Morozova
6–4, 6–3
Soviet Union Zaiga Yansone Soviet Union Yevgenia Izopaitis
Soviet Union Anna Yeremeyev
Soviet Union Aleksandra Ivanova
Soviet Union Lilia Karpova
Soviet Union Tiiu Kivi
Soviet Union Maria Kull
Spanish National Championships[200]
Madrid, Spain
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Spain Carmen Coronado
6–2, 6–0
Spain Ana María Estalella
Cocoa Beach Invitation[201]
Cocoa Beach, United States
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Kathy Kuykendall
7–5, 7–5
United States Bunny Smith United States Elaine Brackett
United States Pat Miller
United States Martha Crosskeys
United States Barbara Hlinka
17 Oct.[202] Dewar Cup Edinburgh
Edinburgh, Great Britain
NyGrass (i)
Singles - Doubles
United States Sharon Walsh
6–2, 8–6
United Kingdom Winnie Shaw United Kingdom Ann Haydon Jones
United Kingdom Virginia Wade
United Kingdom Lesley Charles
United Kingdom Jackie Fayter
United Kingdom Corinne Molesworth
United Kingdom Nell Truman
18 Oct.[203] Victorian Hard Court Championships
Melbourne, Australia
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Australia Lorraine Coghlan Robinson
6–4, 6–2
Australia Kerry Wilkinson
Fairfield Open Hard Courts[204]
Fairfield, Australia
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Australia Carol Zeeman
8–6, 6–1
Australia Jill Emmerson
23 Oct. Sydney Metropolitan Grasscourt Championships
(including Strathfield Open)
Strathfield, Australia
Grass
Singles - Doubles
Australia Evonne Goolagong
6–3, 6–3
Australia Pat Coleman
Bowring Institute Championships
Bangalore, India
Clay
Singles - Doubles
India Udaya Kumar
2–6, 6–1, 6–4
India Kiran Peshawaria India Susan Das
India Cherri Chettyanna
24 Oct.[205] Dewar Cup Stalybridge
Stalybridge, Great Britain
Uni-Turf (i)
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Virginia Wade
2–6, 6–2, 6–1
United Kingdom Ann Haydon Jones France Francoise Durr
United States Patti Hogan
United Kingdom Winnie Shaw
Netherlands Betty Stöve
United States Sharon Walsh
United Kingdom Joyce Williams
25 Oct.[206] Spanish Open Championships
Barcelona, Spain
Clay
Singles - Doubles
West Germany Helga Hosl
6–1, 6–1
Australia Sue Alexander Spain Ana María Estalella
Australia Sandra Walsham
Israel Invitation
Beersheba, Israel
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Israel Tova Epstein
6–4, 6–0
Israel Tamar Sendik
Florida Closed Championships[207](12th)
Delray Beach, United States
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Chris Evert
6–3, 6–0
United States Laurie Fleming United States Donna Ganz[208]
United States Susan Vinton
31 Oct.[209] Dewar Cup Aberavon
Aberavon, Great Britain
NyGrass Carpet (i)
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Virginia Wade
6–2, 8–6
United Kingdom Ann Haydon Jones United Kingdom Winnie Shaw
United States Sharon Walsh
France Francoise Durr
Netherlands Betty Stöve
United Kingdom Nell Truman
United Kingdom Joyce Williams

November

[edit]
Ended Tournament Winner Finalist Semi finalist Quarter finalist
1 Nov. Osorio Cup
(South America Tennis Confederation)
(team event)
São Paulo, Brazil
Clay
 Chile  Colombia  Argentina
 Ecuador
 Brazil
 Peru
 Uruguay
Queensland Hard Court Championships
Brisbane, Australia
Hard
Singles - Doubles
Australia Evonne Goolagong
6–3, 3–6, 6–4
United States Patty Ann Reese
Zaragoza International
Zaragoza, Spain
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Australia Sandra Walsham
0–6, 6–3, 6–2
Chile Michelle Rodriguez Spain Ana María Estalella Manso
South Africa Joan Koudelka
Spain Maria Teresa Cuadrado
Sweden Ebba Leijonhufvud
Belgium Monique Van Haver
Wellington Championships
Wellington, New Zealand
Clay
Singles - Doubles
New Zealand Marilyn Pryde
6–2, 6–2
New Zealand Catherine Mclauchlan New Zealand Barbara McNeilly
New Zealand S. Meachen
San Diego Metropolitan Tennis Championships
San Diego, United States
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Marita Redondo
6–3, 6–4
United States Laurie Tenney United States Vicki Jensen
United States Mary Struthers
United States Pam Farmer
United States Vicki Smouse
United States Leanne Strode
United States Cindy Ursich
Auckland Hard Court Championships
Auckland, New Zealand
Clay
Singles - Doubles
New Zealand Beverly Vercoe
6–2, 6–2
New Zealand Jill Fraser New Zealand Barbara Simpson
New Zealand Beverly Ward
New Zealand Joan Buckpitt
New Zealand Christine Fletcher
New Zealand Yvonne Harrison
New Zealand Patricia Hern
6 Nov. Bermuda Invitation
Hamilton, Bermuda
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Bermuda Ann Alger
7–5, 7–5
United States Grace Findlay
7 Nov.[210] Dewar Cup Torquay
Torquay, Great Britain
NyGrass Carpet (i)
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Ann Haydon Jones
6–7, 7–5
United Kingdom Virginia Wade France Francoise Durr
United Kingdom Winnie Shaw
Netherlands Betty Stöve
United Kingdom Janice Townsend
United States Sharon Walsh
United Kingdom Joyce Williams
8 Nov.[211] Virginia Slims Invitational
Richmond, United States
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Billie Jean King
6–3, 6–3
United States Nancy Richey United States Rosie Casals
United States Mary Ann Curtis
United States Darlene Hard
United States Ceci Martinez
United States Kristy Pigeon
United States Valerie Ziegenfuss
Australian Hard Court Championships
Toowoomba, Australia
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Australia Evonne Goolagong
6–3, 6–2
Australia Margaret Tesch Australia Patricia Coleman
United States Kris Kemmer
Australia Brenda Dale
Australia Ann Coleman
United States Nancy Ornstein
Australia Wendy Turnbull
Citrus Bowl Invitation
Vero Beach, United States
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Chris Evert
6–1, 6–1
United States Judy Alvarez United States Toni Kramer
United States Bunny Smith
Phoenix Thunderbird Open
Phoenix Country Club
Phoenix, United States
Hard
Singles - Doubles
Canada Vicki Berner
6–3, 6–2
United States Stephanie Tolleson
South American Open Championships[212]
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Argentina Beatriz Araujo
6–4, 6–4
Argentina Raquel Giscafré Chile Ana María Arias
Argentina Ines Roget
Spain Carmen Mandarino
Argentina Graciela Morán
Argentina Marta Fernandez Ruiz
United States Alice Tym
Coral Beach Invitation
Warwick, Bermuda
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Sally Fuller
6–2, 6–1
United States Kay Hubbell
Japan International Championships[213]
Osaka, Japan
Hard
Singles - Doubles
Japan Kazuko Sawamatsu
6–3, 7–5
United States Kathy Harter Japan Kimiyo Hatanaka
Sweden Eva Lundqvist
Japan Mieko Enouchi
Japan Kazuko Kuromatsu
South Korea Yang Jeong-soon
Japan Yaeko Matsuda
14 Nov. Naples on the Gulf Tournament
Naples, United States
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Susan Vinton
6–3, 8–6
United States JoAnne Russell
Dewar Cup Finals[214]
London, Great Britain
Carpet (i)
Singles - Doubles
France Francoise Durr
7–6, (6-4) 2–6, 6–2
United Kingdom Ann Haydon Jones United Kingdom Winnie Shaw
United Kingdom Virginia Wade
United States Patti Hogan
Netherlands Betty Stöve
United States Sharon Walsh
United Kingdom Joyce Williams
15 Nov. Chilean National Championships
Santiago, Chile
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Chile Michelle Rodriguez
6–3, 6–0
Chile Carmen Mandarino Chile Carmen Fernandez
Chile Leyla Musalem
Chile Ana Cornejo
Chile Marcela Galleguillos
Chile Maria Ibarra
Chile Patricia Rivera
Queensland Championships[215]
Brisbane, Australia
Grass
Singles - Doubles
Australia Evonne Goolagong
6–3, 6–2
United States Kristien Kemmer United States Nancy Ornstein
United States Patty Ann Reese
Australia Patricia Coleman
Australia Janet Fallis
Australia Margaret Tesch
Australia Janine Whyte
March of Dimes Fall Open
San Diego, United States
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Janet Newberry
8–6, 6–1
United States Marita Redondo United States Vicki Jensen
United States Chris Mattson
United States Sue Boyle
United States Susan Hagey
United States Terry Holladay
United States Terri Thomas
21 Nov.[216] Embassy British Indoor Championships
London, Great Britain
Carpet (i)
Singles - Doubles
United States Billie Jean King
8–6, 3–6, 6–1
United Kingdom Ann Haydon Jones France Françoise Dürr
United Kingdom Virginia Wade
United Kingdom Corinne Molesworth
United States Sharon Walsh
United Kingdom Joyce Williams
United States Val Ziegenfuss
Southern Transvaal Championships
Johannesburg, South Africa
Hard
Singles - Doubles
South Africa Brenda Kirk
6–4, 6–2
South Africa Ilana Kloss South Africa Pam Diepraam
South Africa Marianna Brummer
29 Nov. South Queensland Open Championships
Ipswich, Australia
Grass
Singles - Doubles
Australia Janet Fallis
6–3, 3–6, 6–4
Australia Wendy Turnbull
La Paz International
La Paz, Bolivia
Grass
Singles - Doubles
United States Alice Tym
3–6, 6–2, 6–1
Bolivia Carlotta Velasco Spain Carmen Mandarino
Chile Michelle Boulle-Rodríguez
Venezuela Maria Andrea Cardenas
United States Beatrice Christman
Towpath Racquet Club Invitation
Akron, United States
Hard (i)
Singles - Doubles
United States Andrea Larson
9–7, 4–6, 6–2
United States Marnie Seifred
Fort Worth Thanksgiving Tournament
Fort Worth, United States
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Connie Capozzi
6–3, 6–3
United States Janice Mauldin
Sarasota Invitation
Sarasota, United States
Clay
Singles - Doubles
United States Elaine Brackett
6–3, 6–3
United States Linda Hall
Sheraton Beach Championships
Miami Beach, United States
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Pilar Herrero
6–4, 6–3
United States Bunny Smith United States Ariene Karasik
United States Nancy Kirsten
Scottish Covered Courts Championships
Glasgow, Great Britain
Hard (i)
Singles - Doubles
United Kingdom Winnie Shaw
6–2, 6–3
United Kingdom Lindsey Beaven United Kingdom Marilyn Greenwood
United Kingdom Margery Love

December

[edit]
Ended Tournament Winner Finalist Semi finalist Quarter finalist
5 Dec. Cochabamba International
Cochabamba, Bolivia
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Chile Michelle Boulle-Rodríguez
6–3, 6–0
United States Beatrice Christman Chile Carmen Ibarra
Bolivia Carlota Velasco
6 Dec. Coupe Albert Canet
Paris, France
Wood (i)
Singles - Doubles
France Janine Lieffrig
2–6, 7–5, 6–0
France Danièle Bouteleux France Jacqueline Berson
France Nathalie Fuchs
13 Dec. Salvador Deik Memorial Invitation
Santiago, Chile
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Chile Carmen Fernandez
6–3, 6–0
Chile Leyla Musalem Chile Patricia Rivera
Chile Marisol Silva
13 Dec. Colombo Championships
Colombo, Sri Lanka
Clay
Singles - Doubles
Dominion of Ceylon Oosha Chanmugam
6–4, 6–3
Dominion of Ceylon Srima Abeyegunawardena Dominion of Ceylon Susima Abeyegunawardene
Dominion of Ceylon Mala Fernando
17 Dec. Hawaii Vass Championships
Honolulu, United States
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Muriel Osborne
9–7, 4–6, 6–2
United States Doris Hakman
19 Dec.[217] Orange Free State Championships
Bloemfontein, South Africa
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Ceci Martinez
8–6, 6–3
United States Tory Ann Fretz Australia Helen Amos
South Africa K Truter
South Africa Ilana Kloss
South Africa S Mclachlan
South Africa Glenda Swan
United Kingdom Elizabeth Truter
26 Dec.[218] South Australian Championships
Adelaide, Australia
Grass
Singles - Doubles
Soviet Union Olga Morozova
6–4, 4–6, 9–7
United States Kristien Kemmer United States Kerry Harris
Japan Kazuko Sawamatsu
Australia Dianne Berkinshaw
Japan Kimiyo Hatanaka
United States Patti Hogan
United States Patty Ann Reese
26 Dec. Border Championships
East London, South Africa
Hard
Singles - Doubles
United States Ceci Martinez
8–6, 6–3
United States Tory Ann Fretz South Africa Greta Delport
South Africa Alison McMillan
Australia Helen Amos
South Africa Daphne Botha
South Africa Lynn Montgomery
South Africa Rowena Whitehouse

World rankings

[edit]

These are the Top 10 World Rankings for 1970 by tennis journalists, magazines and authors. WTA Rankings did not begin until 1974/75.[219]

Lance Tingay[220] Joseph McCauley[221] Bud Collins[222] Rino Tommasi[223] Rex Bellamy[224] Judith Elian[225]
(L'Equipe)
Mike Gibson[226] World Tennis Magazine[227]
(Germany)
  1. M. Smith Court
  2. B. J. King
  3. R. Casals
  4. H. Niessen Masthoff
  5. V. Wade
  6. A. Haydon Jones
  7. K. Melville
  8. K. Krantzcke
  9. J. Heldman
  10. F. Dürr
  1. M. Smith Court
  2. B. J. King
  3. R. Casals
  4. V. Wade
  5. H. Niessen Masthoff
  6. K. Melville
  7. J. Heldman
  8. K. Krantzcke
  9. F. Dürr
  10. N. Richey
  1. M. Smith Court
  2. B. J. King
  3. R. Casals
  4. N. Richey
  5. V. Wade
  6. H. Niessen Masthoff
  7. A. Haydon Jones
  8. K. Melville
  9. K. Krantzcke
  10. F. Dürr
  1. M. Smith Court
  2. B. J. King
  3. R. Casals
  4. V. Wade
  5. H. Niessen Masthoff
  6. K. Melville
  7. A. Haydon Jones
  8. F. Dürr
  9. K. Krantzcke
  10. E. Goolagong
  1. M. Smith Court
  2. B. J. King
  3. R. Casals
  4. H. Niessen Masthoff
  5. V. Wade
  6. A. Haydon Jones
  7. K. Melville
  8. F. Dürr
  9. J. Heldman
  10. E. Goolagong
  1. M. Smith Court
  2. B. J. King
  3. R. Casals
  4. H. Niessen Masthoff
  5. V. Wade
  6. K. Melville
  7. K. Krantzcke
  8. F. Dürr
  9. J. Heldman
  10. N. Richey
  1. M. Smith Court
  2. B. J. King
  3. A. Haydon Jones
  4. R. Casals
  5. H. Niessen Masthoff
  6. V. Wade
  7. K. Melville
  8. K. Krantzcke
  9. J. Heldman
  10. F. Dürr
  1. M. Smith Court
  2. B. J. King
  3. R. Casals
  4. H. Niessen Masthoff
  5. = K. Krantzcke
    = K. Melville
  6. V. Wade
  7. J. Heldman
  8. F. Dürr
  9. = W. Shaw
    = H. Hoesl
    = E. Goolagong

Season statistics

[edit]

Singles

[edit]

Notes

[edit]
  1. ^ Two editions of Nice International were held in 1970.

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  • Barrett, John and Tingay, Lance (1971) World Tennis 1971 A BP Year Book of. Queen Anne Press. London. England.
  • Newspapers.com by Ancestry. Historical Newspaper Archive 1700s to 2000s Lindon, Utah, United States. via the Wikipedia Library.

Further reading

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  • Barrett, John. Tingay, Lance. The World of Tennis Year Book Annuals 1969 to 2001.London, England.