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Bertie Gaertner

1939 – 1996

South African tennis player

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Lived 1939 – 1996 (aged 57). Bertie Gaertner was a South African tennis player.

Albert "Bertie" Gaertner (9 March 1939 – 9 August 1996) was a South African tennis player.

Biography Born in Egypt, Gaertner was the son of a German father and had mixed English and Turkish ancestry on his mother's side. He moved to Cape Town at some time during the 1950s.

Gaertner won the Hoylake Open Championship singles title in 1960. He was a Wimbledon quarter-finalist in both the men's and mixed doubles events while competing on tour. His best singles performance was a run to the fourth round of the 1960 Wimbledon Championships. He featured on the South Africa Davis Cup team during the early 1960s, registering a singles win over Ion Țiriac in 1960, then helping them to the Europe Zone quarter-finals the following year.

Later in life, Gaertner and wife Meg resided for many years at "The Old Barn" in Great Haseley, Oxfordshire.

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Who was Bertie Gaertner?

South African tennis player

When was Bertie Gaertner born?

Bertie Gaertner was born on 9 March 1939 in Alexandria.

When did Bertie Gaertner die?

Bertie Gaertner died on 9 August 1996.

What was Bertie Gaertner's occupation?

Bertie Gaertner was a tennis player.

What nationality was Bertie Gaertner?

Bertie Gaertner was South African.

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· Wikipedia: Bertie Gaertner

· Wikidata: Q20961830

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