About Norman Kitovitz
Lived 1920 – 1991 (aged 70–71). Norman Kitovitz was a tennis player.
Norman Kitovitz (9 November 1920 – 1991) was a British former tennis player.
Kitovitz, who had origins in Singapore, attended Oxford University and was awarded his blues in 1939. He made his first main draw appearance at the Wimbledon Championships in 1947 and reached the singles second round on three occasions. In 1963 he won the singles title at the Surrey hard courts championships held in Roehampton.
Personal life Kitovitz married Sheila Mary O'Leary in 1950. He is a grandfather of Paralympic gold medalist Paul Blake.
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Who was Norman Kitovitz?
British tennis player
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Norman Kitovitz was born on 9 November 1920.
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Norman Kitovitz died in 1991.
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Norman Kitovitz was a tennis player.
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