Bermuda Tournament

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The Bermuda Tournament[1] was one of earliest known women's grass court tennis event's staged only one time in September 1876.[2][3] It was held in Hamilton, Bermuda.

Founded1876; 150 years ago (1876)
Abolished1876; 150 years ago (1876)
LocationHamilton, Bermuda
SurfaceGrass
Quick facts Defunct tennis tournament, Founded ...
Bermuda Tournament
Defunct tennis tournament
Founded1876; 150 years ago (1876)
Abolished1876; 150 years ago (1876)
LocationHamilton, Bermuda
SurfaceGrass
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History

In 1924 Mary G. Gray gave an interview for American Lawn Tennis,[4] then a book published by the United States Lawn Tennis Association in which she spoke of a tennis tournament she played in at Hamilton, Bermuda,[5] the story was subsequently published under the chapter heading 'A Bermuda Tournament in 1876' On 15 September 1924.[6] On 3 September 1876 a women's tennis tournament was held in Hamilton, Bermuda,[7] that was won by Mary G. Gray who defeated Rose Key.

Earlier in 1876 in Ireland an All Ireland Lawn Tennis Championships,[8] organised by the Irish Champion Athletic Club, Dublin was also held between the 17 and 22 July that year.[9][10] In 1879 the first Bermuda Open Tennis Championships were held.[11]

Result

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Year Winner Runner-up Score
1876.[12]Bermuda Mary G GrayBermuda Rose Key?
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