Australian Championships 1935

◄ Australian Championships 1935 ►
Date:	January 5 - January 12, 1935
Edition:	28th  Australian Championships
Place:	Melbourne
Covering:	race
Defending champion
Men's singles:	Fred Perry
Ladies singles :	Joan Hartigan
Men's double:	Pat Hughes Fred Perry
Ladies doubles :	Margaret Molesworth Emily Westacott
Mixed:	Joan Hartigan Edgar Moon
winner
Men's singles:	Jack Crawford
Ladies singles :	Dorothy Round
Men's double:	Jack Crawford Vivian McGrath
Ladies doubles :	Evelyn Dearman Nancy Lyle
Mixed:	Louie Bickerton Christian Boussus
Grand Slams 1935
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The 28th Australian Championships were a Grand Slam tennis grass court tournament hosted by the ILTF . It took place in Melbourne , Australia from January 5 to 12, 1935 .

Defending champions in the singles were Fred Perry in the men and Joan Hartigan in the women. In the men's doubles Pat Hughes and Fred Perry were the defending champions , in the women's doubles Margaret Molesworth and Emily Westacott . In mixed, Joan Hartigan and Edgar Moon were the defending champions.

Men's singles

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Ladies singles

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No. Player Round reached 01.  Dorothy Round victory 02. 03.  Emily Westacott Semifinals 04th  Nancy Lyle final

No. Player Round reached 05.  Evelyn Dearman Quarter finals 06th  Louie Bickerton Quarter finals 07th  May look Quarter finals 08th.  Nell Hopman Semifinals

Men's doubles

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Ladies doubles

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No. pairing Round reached 01. 02.  Evelyn Dearman Nancy Lyle   victory 03.  Margaret Molesworth Emily Westacott   Semifinals 04th  Louie Bickerton Nell Hopman   final

Mixed

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Web links

• Official website

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Tennis tops. In: Cairns Post. National Library of Australia, January 14, 1935, accessed December 12, 2017 .