About Vera Mattar
Born 1916. Vera Mattar is a Lebanese tennis player.
Vera Mattar (born 1916) is a Lebanese former tennis player. She is the first Lebanese female tennis player to compete in the Grand Slam.
She played in Singles at the Wimbledon in 1948. She lost to the American Barbara Scofield in the Second Round. Her partner in mixed doubles Egyptian Eddie Mandelbaum lost in the Second Round to the Australian player John Bromwich and American Louise Brough.
Competed in mixed doubles at Wimbledon in 1960 with her partner compatriot Karim Fawaz lost in the Second Round to the Mexican player Rafael Osuna and American Sally Moore.
Career finals Singles (8β5) ResultNo.YearTournamentLocationSurfaceOpponentScoreWin 1. April 1944 Israel Spring International Championships Tel Aviv, Israel Clay Gertrude Kornfeld 1β6, 6β4, 7β5Loss 1. March 1946 Cairo International Championships Cairo, Egypt Clay Simonne Mathieu 3β6, 3β6Loss 2. April 1946 International Championships of Egypt Alexandria, Egypt Clay Simonne Mathieu 1β6, 1β6Win 2. July 1948 Durham County Championships Sunderland, UK Grass Elizabeth Wilson 6β4, 6β4Win 3. September 1948 International Championships of Turkey Ankara, Turkey Clay Mualla Gorodetzky 3β6, 7β5, 13β11Loss 3. September 1948 Istanbul International Championships Istanbul, Turkey Clay Mualla Gorodetzky 0β6, 6β4, 7β9Loss 4. September 1948 Greek International Championships Athens, Greece Clay Jean Quertier 1β6, 3β6Loss 5. August 1952. Brumana International Brummana, Lebanon Clay Bahtiye MusluoΔlu 2β6, 1β6Win 4. November 1953 Lebanon Championships Beirut, Lebanon Clay Athina Kyriacopoulo 1β6, 6β1, 6β2Win 5. November 1954 National Championships of Lebanon Beirut, Lebanon Clay Nena Farrah 6β2, 6β0Win 6. June 1955 Lebanon National Championships Beirut, Lebanon Clay Nena Farrah 6β2, 6β1Win 7. June 1957 Lebanon National Championships Beirut, Lebanon Clay Nena Farrah 6β2, 6β3Win 8. November 1957 Lebanese National Championships Beirut, Lebanon Clay Athina Kyriacopoulo 6β0, 6β3
Doubles (3β4) ResultNo.YearTournamentlocationSurfacePartnerOpponentsScoreLoss 1. March 1946 International Championships of Egypt Cairo, Egypt Clay Lavender Campbell Joy Brown Simonne Mathieu 3β6, 0β6Win 1. August 1946 ? Istanbul, Turkey Clay Simonne Mathieu Mualla Gorodetzky Bahtiye MusluoΔlu 6β2, 6β1Loss 2. March 1948 Egyptian Championships Cairo, Egypt Clay Suzanne Pannetier Nelly Landry Alice Weiwers 2β6, 4β6Win 2. September 1948 International Championships of Istanbul Istanbul, Turkey Clay Jean Quertier Mualla Gorodetzky Bahtiye MusluoΔlu 6β3, 6β2Loss 3. March 1949 Championships of Egypt Cairo, Egypt Clay Joy Brown Nelly Landry Joy Mottram 3β6, 2β6Loss 4. March 1949 Alexandria International Championships Alexandria, Egypt Clay Joy Brown Nelly Landry Megan Buxton-Knight 2β6, 5β7Win 3. August 1952 Brummana International Championships Brummana, Lebanon Clay Bahtiye MusluoΔlu RenΓ©e Abi Hatab Nena Farrah 6β2, 6β2
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Who is Vera Mattar?
Lebanese female tennis player
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Vera Mattar was born in 1916 in Lebanon.
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Vera Mattar is a tennis player.
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Vera Mattar is Lebanese.
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