[LKK]

LORD,HADASSAH (nee Hadassah Robinson)
Northern Ireland
Born circa 1935
Married Mr Lord by 1962
[Active circa 1955-70]

Hadassah (Robinson) Lord notably won the women’s singles event at the Ulster Hard Court Championships tournament in 1962 and 1963.

[Thanks to Newmark for this information]

 

[LKK]

WAGNER, FLORE
Luxembourg
Born 09 August 1950
Married Putz after spring 1975 and by September 1976
[Active from at least 1970-1977]

Flore played Fed Cup for her nation from 1972 through 1977. She was married by September 1976, when she competed in Philadelphia as Mrs Putz.

At times she is listed as Wagner-Putz after marriage.

Luxembourg Ranking (where known)

1970: #2
1976: #1
1977: #1

Sources:

https://www.tennisforum.com/1551-yearly-results/786026-national-sectional-rankings-3.html

[Thanks to Peter2003 for this information]

 

[LKK]

EVERETT, NANCY (Nancy Evelyn Everett)
Australia
Born in 1905 in Armidale, New South Wales
Died in 1967 in Guyra, New South Wales
Married Geoffrey Lyford Mackenzie on 5 October 1927 in Saint Bartholomew's Church, Ollera, New South Wales
[Active circa 1925-30]

This player's first name is spelt ‘Nancye’ in some sources. Geoffrey Mackenzie and his brother Roderick were also lawn tennis players, and were probably the first cousins of another player, Edith Mackenzie, who had married yet another player, Jack Snape, earlier in 1927.

From ‘The Armidale Express and New England General Advertiser’, October 11, 1927:

Wedding – Mackenzie-Everett

Two old pastoral families of New England were brought closer together on Wednesday afternoon, when the marriage was celebrated at the delightful old church, Saint Bartholomew’s, Ollera, of Nancye, second daughter of Mr and Mrs A.W. [Arthur and Alice] Everett, ‘Ollera’, Guyra, to Geoffrey, eldest son of Mr and Mrs C.L. [Charles and Mabel] Mackenzie, of ‘Tenterden’, Guyra. The ceremony was performed by Reverend Harris, B.A., in the presence of a large number of friends of the parties and their relatives. The church was exquisitely decorated with arun lilies, white watsonia and giant maiden-hair fern. The wedding bell was formed from pink and white sweet peas. Miss Mayled presided at the organ.

The bride, who was given away by her father, chose soft white satin with Vandyke flouncings of wide Chantilly lace. Her veil was of white tulle, with a wreath of orange blossoms, and she a carried a lovely bouquet of pale pink and white flowers, with silver streamers. She was attended by Mrs Jack [Edith] Snape, as Maid of Honour, and Misses Gladys Crouch and Jill Mackenzie. Master Dick Curtis acted as page.

Mrs Snape wore pink floral georgette, with hat to tone, while Misses Crouch and Mackenzie chose mauve and cream floral georgette. Mr Roderick Mackenzie was best man, and Mr Forbes Robertson-Cunningham, groomsman.

The one hundred and twenty guests were received by the bride’s mother in the large dining-room. Mrs [Alice] Everett wore black satin, with old rose trimming, and a black hat, with roses. She also carried a delightful bouquet. Mrs Mackenzie was attired in black and white georgette, with black hat and a white feather. The billiard table was simply packed with most beautiful presents, and cheques aggregating over 400 pounds.

Mr and Mrs Mackenzie will reside at Guyra.

[Thanks to Newmark for thisinformation]

 

[LKK]

YASTREMSKA, DAYANA (Dayana Oleksandrívna Yastremska[/Ukrainian: Даяна Олександрівна Ястремська)
Ukraine
Born 15 May 2000 in Odessa
Height: 5' 9"(1.75m)
Plays: Right-handed (two-handed backhand)
[Active 2015-present]

The teen has worked with Justine Henin at Henin's tennis academy in Belgium. Under Henin's mentorship Dayana's ranking shot up to end 2018 at #60. she was the first female born in the 2000s to crack the world's top 100.

She didn't drop a set all week in winning her first WTA final at Hong Kong in the autumn.

Very solid off the ground, her liability is her serve.

A failed drug test early in 2021 knocked her out of the Australian Open and the tour. An appeal and hearing is pending.

Career Highlights

SINGLES
Winner (3): 2019 - Hua Hin, Strasbourg; 2018 - Hong Kong.

DOUBLES
Finalist (1): 2019 - Beijing (w/Ostapenko).

ADDITIONAL
Ukraine Fed Cup Team, 2019.

Year-End WTA Rankings

2020: #29
2019: #22
2018: #60
2017: #189
2016: #342
2015: #1103

With her Hong Kong trophy

Dayana Yastremska | Player Stats & More – WTA Official
100 Club: Yastremska takes next generation to new heights

Tennis pro Yastremska suspended for doping

Top 30 tennis pro Dayana Yastremska was provisionally suspended for failing an out-of-competition doping test, the International Tennis Federation announced Thursday.

www.espn.com

 

[LKK]

WORNER, "LIZ" (E.M. Worner)
Australia
Other possible nickname: "Libby"

[Active 1972-1974]

Liz is a nickname for Elizabeth. Libby is also be a nickname for Elizabeth. She is probably Elizabeth M. Worner.

[Thanks to Peter2003 for this information]

 

[Charles Friesen]

HOLTON, AMY
United States
Born 05 April 1965
Married Rob Lyons
[Active 1982-1987]

From Dayton, Ohio, moved with her family to Florida in her youth specifically so they could play tennis outdoors. They settled in Sarasota. Sister Kathy was also a tennis pro, the two playing doubles at times.

Ranked #100 in 1983, her only year-end finish in the top 100. 3rd round at 1983 and 1984 French Opens were her best results in majors.

Her most memorable match was playing Martina Navratilova on Centre Court in the first round at Wimbledon in 1984.

[From the New York Times]

Miss Holton is one of the legion of blond baseliners with two-fisted backhands, but today she also demonstrated a driving forehand and effective return of service that took Miss Navratilova by surprise.

''With a 128 draw, there's a good chance you'll play someone you haven't seen before,'' Miss Navratilova said. ''All I knew was she was a baseliner with a two-handed backhand, and I said to myself, 'No problem,' but she played a great match.''

Miss Holton's best moment, despite the intrusion of some luck, was the 10th game of the second set. Two net- cord shots helped her to a 15-40 lead on Miss Navratilova's serve and then a double fault gave her the break for 5-5. Just then the courtside clock showed that the match had exceeded an hour. The last player to extend Miss Navratilova that long was Sherry Acker in 1983. Chris Evert Lloyd, in 1982, was the last to win a set from her here.

''I never thought I could win, and now I'm mad at myself,'' Miss Holton said after Miss Navratilova had broken serve for 6-5 and run out the match with a love game that included a galloping overhead, a tidy volley and an ace

She is now a mom with two sons.

Holton sisters Kathy (on left) and Amy

Amy Holton - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Holton family serves area well

Tennis keeps the extended Holton family constantly moving and at no time is it more frenzied than the high school season, a three-month stretch where

www.heraldtribune.com

 

[Charles Friesen]

CALLEJA, MARIE-CHRISTINE
France
Born 14 January 1964 in Lavelanet, France
Height: 5' 6 1/2"
[Active 1979-1989]

Titles at Grenble (1979) and Roanoke

Doubles semifinalist in the 1984 French mixed doubles with Charlie Fancutt.

Coached by Pierre Barthes. Attended College de Lavelanet as a P.E. major.

Year-end Top 100 Rankings

1984: #094

Sources:

1980 WTA Media Guide, page

Marie-Christine Calleja - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Danielvis08]

KEPPELER, PETRA
Germany
Born 22 March 1965
Married Gregor Feucht
[Active 1982-1987]

Made the 4th round at the 1984 French Open. She retired early at age 22. She became a tax consultant, married and had 2 children. Her son played college tennis.

Ended 1992 ranked #92, her only year-end finish in the top 100.

Petra Keppeler - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

[Thanks to LKK for this infomation]

 

[Jimbo109]

KUHLMAN, CAROLINE
United States
Born 25 August 1966
[Active 1983-1995]

Won 3 ITF titles
Finalist: Auckland (1993)

Made the 3rd round of slams at the 1985 and 1992 US Opens and the 1994 Australian Open.

From the Cincinatti area, she is a member of the Cincinatti Tennis Hall of Fame.

Year-End WTA Top 100 Rankings

1985: #68
1986: #91 (Career high at #52 on August 4, 1986)
1993: #79
1994: #93

Caroline Kuhlman - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[LKK]

BOAG, SUSAN (Susan Lesley Boag)
Australia
Born 20 July 1944
Died 18 June 2018 in Clare Holland House, Canberra
Married Barry Strang
[Active circa 1958-70]

Susan Boag notably won the women’s singles title at the Australian Capital Territory Residents Championships tournament in 1959. She was the daughter of two other tennis players, Charlie Boag and Jean Boag (née Crawley)

[Thanks to Newmark for this information]

 

[LKK]

LENOS, Miss I.
Greece
[Active 1929-1936]

She competed at Wimbledon in 1929. Usually #2 behind Phyllis Xylis

Greek Ranking (when known)

1929:#2
1930: #2
1931: #1
1932: #2
1933: #1
1934: #2
1935: missing results
1936: #2

Active at least through 1936. We are missing Greek rankings from 1937-1939. She is not in the 1940 rankings.

 

[LKK]

GREEF, MARY
United States
Born 1910
Died 19 April 2002 in Vero Beach, Florida
Married John W. Harris by August 1934
[Active 1928-1936]

1929 and 1932 quarterfinalist at the US Nationals. For much of the early to mid 1930s she was in the lower half of the US top 10.

Greef was rare top flight player from the midwest United States, being a native of Kansas City, Missouri.

After high school, she earned a scholarship to play at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles.In 1931, she was the singles and doubles champion in the National Intercollegiate Women Championships--what eventually would become the NCAA championship.
Mrs. Harris was a member of the five-player British Wightman Cup tennis team in 1930, competing in the United States and Europe with tennis luminaries Helen Wills Moody, Helen Jacobs, Sarah Palfrey and Edith Cross. And she played in Wimbledon in 1930.

"She was ahead of her time," said her daughter [Linda Fix]. "She was a very gifted athlete at a time when women's sports were just coming into vogue."

After marriage she spent many years in Chicago.

Mary had an all around game, often seeking the net to utilize her deadly volleys. Off the ground her backhand was the better side.

United States Rankings

1929: #6
1930: #9
1934: #8
1935: #7
1936: #10

Mary Greef at Longwood in 1931

Sources:

MARY GREEF HARRIS, 91

 

[LKK]

BLOUNT, RENEE
United States
Born 12 May 1957 in Washington, DC
Height: 5' 4"
Played: Righthanded
Nickname: "Pearl"
[Active 1975-1986]

Attended Hampton Institute, playing tennis for the male team. Considered quitting but encouraged by her family to continue. Turning pro in late 1978, she pushed Chris Evert to 3 sets indoors at Brighton.

In 1979 Blount became the first African-American to win a tour level event since Althea Gibson when she captured the Avon Futures of Columbus.The result vaulted her to an all time high of #68 on the computer. After Columbus her form tanked, winning only 4 of the next 27 matches.

A serve and volley stylist best on fast surfaces. Blount serve was regularly clocked at over 100 mph, the 2nd fastest on tour in the late 1970s.

A Wimbledon doubles quarterfinalist in 1984. Her highest doubles rank was at #8.

Fun loving and open, she once dressed up like a turkey in Australia to demonstrate the meaning of Thanksgiving. Listed hobbies include sewing, horseback riding, and cooking. Her father was a surgeon.

Post-retirement Blount founded the Keswick Foundation, which uses tennis to help children with autism gain life skills.

WTA Year=End Computer Ranking

1978: #72
1979: #88 (highest ranking at #68 in February)
1982: #100


Sources:

1980 WTA Media Guide. [page 43]
https://web.archive.org/web/20110725022405/http://keswicktennisfoundation.org/

https://www.itftennis.com/procircuit/players/player/profile.aspx?PlayerID=20002426 [where she is wrongly listed as Rene]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renee_Blount
Renée Blount et Dana Gilbert - Le blog des archives du tennis feminin (source for the wonderful photo. Incorrect on her highest ranking.)

 

[LKK]

KRUMBHAAR, HELEN (nee Helen Trotter Dixon)
United States
Born 21 December 1886
Died 14 December 1968 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Married Dr. Edward Bell Krumbhaar (1882-1966) on 14 March 1911
[Active in 1913]

Played ladies doubles in 1913 with her sister-in-law Mrs CH Krumbhaar.

Daughter of T. Henry Dixon and Florence (Trotter) Dixon. Helen's brother Fitz Eugene was a prominent tennisplayer. She bore 2 sons, Peter (b. 1924) and David (b. 1928).

Sources:

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/106590342/helen-trotter-krumbhaar
http://www.pennock.ws/surnames/fam/fam42378.html


[Thanks to Rollo for this information]

 

[LKK]

SREBOTNIK, KATERINA
Slovenia
Born 12 March 1981 in Slovenj Gradec, Slovenia
Height:
Nicknames: "Kata", "Kat"
Played: Right-handed with a two-handed backhand
[Active 1995-2020-doubles only after 2010]

While a steady top 20 something in singles, "Kat" will be best remembered as Slovenia's best doubles players ever. She won 3 out the 4 mixed championships, only missing out on Wimbledon.

In singles she notably upset Serena Williams at the 2008 French Open. She seems to have quietly retired after the 2020 season.

6 time Grand Slam doubles champion (1 women's doubles, 5 mixed) -

2011 Wimbledon doubles (with Kveta Peschke)

1999 French mixed (w/Piet Norval)
2003 US Open mixed (w/Bob Bryan)
2006 French mixed ( (w/ Nenad Zimonjic)
2010 French mixed (w/ Nenad Zimonjic)
2011 Australian mixed (w/Daniel Nester)

Also lost 4 slam doubles finals and 5 mixed finals.

Parents are Joze and Zlatka; older sister is Urska ... Nickname is Kata ...Favorite movie Hachiko, a dog's story and The Green Mile, favorite food is sushi and chocolate. Like other sports, such as skiing, swimming and table tennis idol is Monica Seles. Relaxes by listening to music, reading books, watching movies, seeing friends ... Other sports interests include skiing, swimming ... Admires Monica Seles.

Career Highlights

SINGLES
Winner (4): 2005 - Auckland, Stockholm; 2002 - Acapulco; 1999 - Oeiras.
Finalist (6): 2008 - Strasbourg; 2007 - Portoroz; 2006 - Cincinnati; 2005 - Portoroz; 2003 - Palermo; 2002 - Bogotá.

DOUBLES
Winner (39): 2018 - Charleston (w/Kudryavtseva), Nürnberg (w/Schuurs); 2017 - Doha (w/Spears); 2015 - Eastbourne (w/Garcia); 2014 - Rome (w/Peschke); 2013 - Sydney, Miami, Eastbourne (all w/Petrova), Toronto (w/Jankovic); 2012 - Sydney (w/Peschke); 2011 - Auckland, Doha, Eastbourne, Wimbledon, Carlsbad, Beijing (all w/Peschke); 2010 - Indian Wells, New Haven (both w/Peschke); 2009 - Linz (w/Groenefeld); 2008 - Miami, Charleston, Linz (all w/Sugiyama), Moscow (w/Petrova); 2007 - Gold Coast (w/Safina), Amelia Island (w/Santangelo), Toronto (w/Sugiyama); 2006 - Antwerp (w/Safina), Amelia Island (w/Asagoe); 2005 - Auckland (w/Asagoe), Stockholm, Budapest, Hasselt (all w/Loit); 2004 - Tokyo [Japan Open] (w/Asagoe); 2003 - Bogotá (w/Svensson); 2001 - Hawaii (w/Krizan); 2000 - Oeiras (w/Krizan); 1999 - Antwerp (w/Golarsa), Palermo (w/Krizan); 1998 - Makarska (w/Krizan).
Finalist (42): 2018 - St. Petersburg (w/Kudryavtseva); 2017 - Stuttgart (w/Spears); 2015 - Brisbane, Stuttgart, Toronto (all w/Garcia); 2014 - Doha (w/Peschke); 2013 - Doha, Dubai, Indian Wells (all w/Petrova), New Haven (w/Medina Garrigues); 2012 - Montréal (w/Petrova), Cincinnati (w/J.Zheng); 2011 - Sydney, Dubai, Madrid, WTA Finals (all w/Peschke); 2010 - Dubai, Stuttgart, Roland Garros, Eastbourne, Montréal, WTA Finals (all w/Peschke); 2007 - Roland Garros, Wimbledon, Linz, WTA Finals (all w/Sugiyama); 2006 - Warsaw (w/Medina Garrigues), US Open (w/Safina), Zürich (w/Huber), Linz (w/Morariu); 2005 - Portoroz (w/Kostanic Tosic); 2004 - Casablanca (w/Callens), Strasbourg (w/Krizan); 2002 - Bogotá, Acapulco (both w/Krizan); 2001 - Oeiras, Toronto (both w/Krizan); 2000 - Bol, Tokyo [Japan Open], Pattaya City (all w/Krizan); 1999 - Luxembourg (w/Krizan); 1998 - Maria Lankowitz (w/Krizan).

MIXED DOUBLES
Winner (5): 2011 - Australian Open (w/Nestor); 2010 - Roland Garros (w/Zimonjic); 2006 - Roland Garros (w/Zimonjic); 2003 - US Open (w/B.Bryan); 1999 - Roland Garros (w/Norval).
Finalist (6): 2011 - Roland Garros (w/Zimonjic); 2008 - Roland Garros (w/Zimonjic), Wimbledon (w/M.Bryan); 2007 - Roland Garros (w/Zimonjic); 2005 - US Open (w/Zimonjic); 2002 - US Open (w/B.Bryan).

ADDITIONAL
Slovenian Fed Cup Team, 1997, 1999-2001, 2003-05, 2010-12; Slovenian Olympic Team, 2000, 2004, 2012.

WTA Year-End Top 100 Rankings

1999: #63
2001: #98
2002: #36
2003: #39
2004: #89
2005: #28
2006: #23 [Career high ranking of #20 on 07 August 2006]
2007: #27
2008: #20

2009 Guide to Professional Tennis, pages 181-182

Katarina Srebotnik - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[LKK]

ALEXANDROFF, "ENA" (Catherine Alexandroff)
Egypt
Born 1905, Prestwich, Manchester, England
Died or 23 April 1978 in Lancashire, Wngland or in 1996, Quainton, Aylesbury, Berks, England*
Married Jack Sargeant (1898-1977) 1933 in Alexandria, Egypt
[Active 1929-1933]

Multiple winner of the Egyptian International in 1929-1931 and again in 1933. Ena competed at Wimbledon in 1931 under the Egyptian flag. She had a 1stsround bye and won her 2nd round match. The 3rd round saw her go down 6-2 6-3 to Cilly Aussem. Cilly was the top seed and went on to win Wimbledon.

Her mother Catherine Ralli was a member of a Alexandrian merchant family of Greek origin. Her father Alexander Alexandroff worked for his in-laws and was later a cotton merchant. Both her parents lived in Alexandria.

Ena's husband was Civil engineer and architect. He was born in Nimes, France and died in
Chelworth, Wilts, England.

There are two different dates of death. This bears further investigation, though the 1978 date is more likely.

Children:

1. Andrew Charles (July 1934-2017)
2. Eric
3. Fay

http://www.wimbledon.com/en_GB/stat...m/en_GB/static/pdfs/archive/players/db6666b1-d7db-4f24-9cd8-725ed3cf8c67_LS.pdf
http://www.christopherlong.co.uk/gen/relationsgen/fg19/fg19_230.html
Andrew (Alexander) Alexandroff & Caterina Arietta (Ambrose) Ralli
http://agelastos.com/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=I3149&tree=agelasto

 

[LKK]

READ, NANCY (nee Nancy Mulliner)
Great Britain/Ireland
Born in 1903 in Northampton, Northamptonshire
Died 8 October 1989 in Roscrea, County Tipperary
Married Henry Marvelle (‘Harry’) Read in 1929
[Active circa 1925-35.]

Nancy (Mulliner) Read was notably runner-up in the women’s singles event at the Ulster (Grass Court) Championships in 1933. Harry Read was also a tennis player, but was much better-known as an international rugby player and first-class cricketer.

[Thanks to Newmark for this information]

 

[LKK]

BUNGE, BETTINA
Germany
Born 13 June 1963 in Adliswil, Switzerland
Height: 5' 8" (1.73m)
Played: Righthnded with a one-handed backhand
Trademarks: usually wore a headband
[Active 1978-1989]

1982 Wimbledon semifinalist (lost to Martina Navratilova 6-2 6-2)
1986 Wimbledon quarterfinals
Doubles semifinals at the 1981 French and the 1982 Wimbledon and US Opens.

"An enormously gifted player" and "a puzzlingly erratic player are apt descriptions of this enigmatic blonde A natural looking player with fluid strokes, especially off the backhand. Bettina was a citizen of the world. Born in Switzerland, she was the ladies champion of Peru at age 13, lived in Miami, had German citizenship, and after achieving success moved to Monte Carlo!

Her father was a German diplomat and her mother a Peruvian.

1982 was her banner year. The blonde German reached the semifinals at Wimbledon and won 3 events: Houston the German Open, and Tokyo.

Early in 1983 she won Oakland indoors. This led to her career high ranking at #6 in March of 1983. At this point she noticed she was losing her hearing and sense of balance. Taking time off, Bettina had an operation to correct an inner ear infection later in the year. She was at sea for most of 1984 and 1985.

Bettina recovered somewhat in 1986 with a quarterfinal result at Wimbledon, but never again got close to the top ten as she had in 1982 and 1983. She played only 1 event in in 1988.

She was very stylish to watch. Bunge could do anything on the backhand, having the ability to slice, top it, or hit flat through the ball. One poster wrote that "Her slice backhand was amazing and seemed to hiss while going over the net, and all her shots were smooth and beautiful, as was her movement." A very good volley enhanced her arsenal and helps explain why she was best indoors and on grass.

Bunge was regularly voted one of the sexiest female pros in fan polls of the 1980s. A thread on one site calls her a "hottie." Her poster adorned many walls in the early 80s.

She had a temper. In 1981 she was so upset with herself and line calls that she stomped off the court when losing 6-7 7-5 5-0 to Pam Shriver at the Canadian Open.

WTA Rankings:

1978: #105
1979: #32
1980: #19
1981: #09
1982: #09
1983: #11 (Career high #6 on 28 March)
1984: #21
1985: #23
1986: #12
1987: #15
1988: unranked-entered no singles events
1989: #71

https://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/index.php?threads/bettina-bunge-the-first-hottie.504228/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bettina_Bunge

 

[LKK]

BUDAROVA, IVA (Iva Budařová)
Czechoslovakia
Born 31 July 1960 in Duchcov
Married to Petr Simunek, from Oct 1984
Height: 5' 7"
Played: Lefthanded
[Active 1977-1991]

Came up through sponsorship by the Czech Tennis Federation.

Finalist in 1984 to Manuela Maleeva at the Swiss Open in Lugano. Other lower level tour finals included Columbus (1979); Las Vegas (1981); and Ogden (1982).

Won 4 WTA doubles titles from 1984 to 1989

Her best slam singles was reaching the last 16 in 1979 at the French. Another grand slam highlight was in shocking Pam Shriver in the 2R at Wimbledon in 1985.

Iva ended her singles career in 1990. Her last year on tour was doubles only.

WTA Year-End ranking

1979: #56
1981: #78
1982: #56
1983: #27 (career high of #24)
1984: #56
1985: #57

Retained her maiden name after marriage.

Sources:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iva_Buda%C5%99ov%C3%A1
https://www.itftennis.com/procircuit/players/player/profile.aspx?playerid=20002351

 

[LKK]

DOHERTY, LISA (Lisa Ann Doherty)
United States
Born 05 March 1959 in Worcester, Massachusetts
Married John Christopher Preeg on 06 August 1983 in Florida
Height: 5' 2"
[Active in 1978-1982]

Born in Massachusetts, she has lived most of her life in the Naples, Florida area.

23-22 match record in 1979 included a career high #88. She ended 1979 ranked #95.

In the 1980 Media guide herstated post-tennis goal was to teach handicapped or mentally challenged children. Lisa ended up marrying her coach John Preeg. Their daughter Chelsea (born circa 1990) played college tennis.

Source:

1980 WTA Media Guide, page 151.
https://www.itftennis.com/procircuit/players/player/profile.aspx?PlayerID=20003477
http://archive.naplesnews.com/sport...ted-to-play-for-fathers-former-pupil-at-vanderbilt-ep-403429236-345130742.html/