Harry Ramberg

Harry Ramberg (; 6 April 1909 – 25 August 2001) was a Swedish tennis player. A two-time Swedish singles national champion in 1931 and 1933, Ramberg was also a seven times doubles champion with Curt Östberg between 1927–33 and also national covered court champion between 1929–33 and one-time mixed doubles indoors champion with Eyvor Aquilon in 1933. He won the Swedish King's Cup in 1930, 1931 and 1932

In July 1927 he and Curt Östberg secured the doubles titles in Saltsjöbaden and in Lysekil. Ramberg made a successful debut with the help of Swedish tennis legend Sune Malmström against Axel Petersen and Arne Velschow-Rasmussen.

In July 1929 he was on the main draw of the 1929 Wimbledon Championships however he made an early exit against the Australian Clifford Stirling Colvin. In doubles the Ramberg-Östberg pair fell victim to Englishmen Charles Kingsley and John Olliff. In March he clinched the Stockholm doubles Championship with Östberg and also took the mixed doubles. In June he reached the quarterfinals of the Dutch Championships and eventually lost to Hendrik Timmer. He reached the doubles semifinal there after eliminating the Hungarian team of Kálmán Kirchmäyer and Béla Halter. In August in the Saltsjöbaden tournament he captured the doubles title with Östberg but had to withdraw from the mixed doubles final giving his opponents a walkover.

In April 1930 at the Stockholm Indoors he teamed up with Östberg again for the doubles, in which they prevailed but faced each other for the mixed title with Östberg and his partner getting the triumph in the end. In August at the Stockholm Outdoors he won the doubles event with Östberg. The same month in Stockholm in the second unofficial team encounter against Denmark he lost to both Ulrich and Henriksen In February 1931 an England-Sweden international match was held in Stockholm whereas the English duo of Fred Perry and Harry Lee pushed the Ramberg-Östberg pair in a five set thriller and subdued them six to one in the deciding set. In April he lost the Stockholm Mixed Indoors again to Davis Cup partner Östberg but defended their doubles title together. The same year Sweden beat Germany, Ramberg scored victories against Dessart and Eberhard Nourney. In the Djursholm Championships Östberg took the title ahead of Ramberg but as usual they together proved to be unstoppable in doubles. In August in the final of the Nordisk Cup he handed Sweden's first win against Ragnar Hagen but served a doubles loss against Hagen-Johan Haanes. Ramberg won one rubber and lost two other resulting in a one rubber difference loss of Sweden.

In 1935 he was a contender for the mixed doubles title with Miss Aquilon and lost in three sets.

Personal life Harry Ramberg was born on 6 April 1909 in Stockholm to Georg Harald Ramberg and Rhea Ramberg (Aronowitsch), a dentist couple. He married Kerstin Eggert in 1935.