ITF Tennis - Seniors Circuit - Alice Marble Cup (W60)

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Alice Marble Cup

Alice Marble in Action

Alice Marble is said to have been the most proficient serve and volley player in the women's game until the emergence of Martina Navratilova. Unfortunately, she did not enjoy the best of health and her career was also interrupted by the second world war. She won Wimbledon in 1939 and the United States title four times between 1936 and 1940 before joining the professional ranks in 1941.

The Alice Marble Cup was introduced in 1988 by the United States Tennis Association for women in the sixty age category. The inaugural event was held in Pörtschach, Austria.

The results from the 2005 and 2006 Turkey can be found in the PDF document below.

The 2007 Alice Marble Cup will be played in Christchurch, New Zealand.

	Alice Marble Cup 2004 - Final Results (806 KB) View this PDF document in a new window	04 October 2004
	Alice Marble Cup 2005 - Final Results (831 KB) View this PDF document in a new window	23 October 2005
	2006 Alice Marble Cup - Super-Seniors World Team Championships - Final Results (205 KB) View this PDF document in a new window	28 October 2006
	Super-Seniors World Team Championships, NZL 2007 - Alice Marble Cup (W60) Final Results (768 KB) View this PDF document in a new window	20 December 2007
	Alice Marble Cup - W60 - Nomination Form - 2008 Seniors & Super-Seniors World Team Championships (68 KB) View this PDF document in a new window	09 May 2008

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