Bio-Strath Circuit

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The Bio-Strath Circuit [1] was a series tour of British tennis tournaments sponsored by the Swiss company Bio-Strath AG,[2] a producer natural food supplements for sports people from 1970 to 1971. The circuit usually began in mid spring in April and ended in late summer in early August.

History

The Bio-Strath tennis circuit was a series tour of British tennis tournaments that was sponsored by the Swiss company Bio-Strath AG.[3] the circuit was inaugurated in May 1970 with six Midland tournaments, and one South East tournament.[4]

Each tournament being a particular leg on the circuit beginning with the 1st leg, that usually started around early April, and ending with the 10th and final leg around the first week of August. In 1971 the circuit was extended to include two new North West England tournaments at Lytham St Annes, and The Bio-Strath Northern at Manchester, one new tournament in South Yorkshire the Bio-Strath Sheffield Tournament at Sheffield,[5] another new event

Another new tournament was added for London the Bio-Strath Cumberland Hard Courts, In South Wales the Bio-Strath Cardiff tournament was added to the circuit, and another new event for North East England, the Bio-Strath Sunderland and Durham tournament The same year the Edgbaston tournament in the West Midlands was withdrawn, and replaced by the Bio-Strath Stourbridge tournament. In October 1971 Bio-Strath AG decided not to renew its sponsorship agreement with tournaments, due to disagreements of prize money and the circuit was discontinued.

Results

1970 Bio Strath circuit

The Bio-Strath Circuit[6] was part of the 1970 British Tournament Season. It began on 4 May in Birmingham, West Midlands, England with the first leg being the Bio-Strath Tally Ho event, and ended on 8 August with the tenth and final being the Bio-Strath West Warwickshire Open at Solihull.[7]

1970 Men's

1970 Women's

1971 Bio Strath circuit

The Bio-Strath Circuit was part of the 1971 British Tournament Season. The first leg of the circuit began on 9 April with the Bio-Strath Tally Ho event, and ended on 7 August with the thirteenth and final leg the Bio-Strath West Warwickshire Open at Solihull.

1971 Men's

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Leg Tournament Dates
Men's Singles Winner Men's Singles Finalist Men's Doubles Winners Men's Doubles Finalists
1st. Bio-Strath Tally Ho April 9–12.[22] Australia Kim Warwick United Kingdom Donald Oliver Australia Colin Dibley
Australia Peter Doerner
United Kingdom Stanley Matthews
United Kingdom Donald Oliver
2nd. Bio-Strath Cumberland April 13–17. Australia Ian Fletcher United Kingdom Alan Mills ? ?
3rd. Bio-Strath Sheffield April 20–24 ? ? ? ?
4th. Bio-Strath London May 10–16. Chile Jaime Fillol United Kingdom Gerald Battrick ? ?
5th. Bio-Strath Droitwich May 11–16. Australia Peter Doerner Australia John Manderson ? ?
6th. Bio-Strath Wolverhampton May 18–23. Rhodesia Andrew Pattison Australia Peter Doerner ? ?
7th. Bio-Strath St. Annes May 25–30. Australia Kim Warwick Australia John Manderson ? ?
8th. Bio-Strath Northern May 31-June 5 Australia Colin Dibley South Africa Frew McMillan ? ?
9th. Bio-Strath Cardiff May 31-June 5. Rhodesia Andrew Pattison India Gaurav Misra ? ?
10th. Bio-Strath Malvern July 5–10. Australia Peter Doerner United Kingdom Stanley Matthews ? ?
11th. Bio-Strath Sunderland and Durham July 5–10. Australia Kim Warwick Australia John Manderson ? ?
12th. Bio-Strath Stourbridge July 26–31. United Kingdom Stanley Matthews India Gaurav Misra ? ?
13th. Bio-Strath West Warwickshire August 2–7. Australia Kim Warwick Australia Peter Doerner ? ?
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1971 Women's

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Leg Tournament Dates
Women's Singles Winner Women's Singles Finalist Women's Doubles Winners Women's Doubles Finalists
1st. Bio-Strath Tally Ho April 9–12. United Kingdom Janice Townsend Ecuador Maria Guzman ?
?
2nd. Bio-Strath Cumberland April 13–17. United Kingdom Christine Truman Janes United Kingdom Jill Cooper United Kingdom Lesley Charles
United Kingdom Wendy Slaughter
Australia Vicki Lancaster
Australia Barbara Walsh
3rd. Bio-Strath Sheffield April 20–24 United Kingdom Lindsay Beaven United Kingdom Lesley Charles New Zealand Cecilie Fleming
Australia Sue Hole
United Kingdom Lesley Charles
United Kingdom Wendy Slaugheter
4th. Bio-Strath London May 11–16. United Kingdom Ann Jones United Kingdom Joyce Williams Australia Helen Gourlay
Rhodesia/South Africa Pat Walkden
United Kingdom Ann Jones
United Kingdom Joyce Williams
5th. Bio-Strath Droitwich May 11–16. Ecuador Maria Guzman Australia Sandra Walsham United Kingdom Lesley Charles
United Kingdom Janice Townsend
Ecuador Maria Guzman
France Jehane Venturino
6th. Bio-Strath Wolverhampton May 18–23. Australia Kerry Melville Australia Sue Alexander United Kingdom Rita Bentley
Australia Kerry Melville
Australia Sue Alexander
Australia Sandra Walsham
7th. Bio-Strath St. Annes May 25–30. Australia Sandra Walsham United Kingdom Janice Townsend Australia Sue Alexander
Australia Sandra Walsham
United Kingdom Judy Congdon
United Kingdom Janice Townsend
8th. Bio-Strath Northern May 31-June 5 United States Patti Hogan United States Kris Kemmer United States Patti Hogan
United Kingdom Nell Truman
South Africa Esmé Emmanuel
United States Ceci Martinez
9th. Bio-Strath Cardiff May 31-June 5. Japan Kazuko Sawamatsu United Kingdom Janice Wainwright Ecuador Maria Guzman
United Kingdom Janice Wainwright
Australia J. Harris
Canada Andrée Martin
10th. Bio-Strath Malvern July 5–10. United Kingdom Janice Wainwright United Kingdom Lesley Charles ?
?
11th. Bio-Strath Sunderland and Durham July 5–10. United Kingdom Lesley Charles Australia Vicki Lancaster Ecuador Maria Guzman
United Kingdom Lesley Charles
Australia J. Harris
Australia Vicki Lancaster
12th. Bio-Strath Stourbridge July 26–31. Republic of Ireland Geraldine Barniville Ecuador Maria Guzman United Kingdom Lesley Charles
Australia Vicki Lancaster
Republic of Ireland Geraldine Barniville
Ecuador Maria Guzman
13th. Bio-Strath West Warwickshire August 2–7. United Kingdom Lindsay Beaven Australia Susan Alexander United Kingdom Lesley Charles
United Kingdom Janice Wainwright
Australia R. Murphy
Australia Cynthia Sieler
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