International tennis tournament von Zinnowitz 1968
◄ International tennis tournament from Zinnowitz ►
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| date | June 30th - July 7th 1968 |
| venue |
Zinnowitz German Democratic Republic
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| First run | 1955 |
| Tournament type | Free place tournament |
| Game surface | sand |
| Defending champion | |
| Men's singles |
 Jószef Babarczy
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| Ladies singles |
Éva Szabó
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| Men's doubles |
Jószef Babarczy Géza Varga
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| Ladies doubles |
.svg){kind=small} Julieta Boboc Judith Dibar
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| Mixed |
Éva Szabó Jószef Babarczy
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| Title holder | |
| Men's singles |
.svg){kind=small} Vyacheslav Yegorov
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| Ladies singles |
Hella Riede
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| Men's doubles |
Codin Dumitrescu Vyacheslav Yegorov
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| Ladies doubles |
 Olga Lendlová Marie Neumanová
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| Mixed |
Marina Chuvyrina Vyacheslav Yegorov
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The 14th international tennis tournament in Zinnowitz took place from June 30th to July 7th, 1968 in the Baltic Sea resort of Zinnowitz .
The three-time winner was the Russian Vyacheslav Jegorow , in the men's doubles with the Romanian Codin Dumitrescu and in the mixed with his compatriot Marina Tschuwyrina . The women’s singles went to Hella Riede and the women’s doubles to the two Czechoslovakians Olga Lendlová and Marie Neumanová , who won the final against Brigitte Hoffmann and Hella Riede. With Werner Rautenberg , Riede also reached the mixed final. The almost 15-year-old Thomas Emmrich took part in this tournament for the first time .
Results
Men's singles
| final | |||||||
| Vyacheslav Yegorov
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8th | 3 | 6th | 6th | |||
| Jiří Medonos
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6th | 6th | 1 | 2 | |||
Ladies singles
| final | |||||
| Hella Riede
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9 | 6th | 6th | ||
| Judith Dibar
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7th | 8th | 3 | ||
Men's doubles
| final | |||||||
| Codin Dumitrescu Vyacheslav Yegorov
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6th | 6th | 6th | ||||
| Szabolcs Baranyi Géza Varga
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4th | 4th | 4th | ||||
Ladies doubles
| final | |||||
| Olga Lendlová Marie Neumanová
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6th | 9 | |||
| Brigitte Hoffmann Hella Riede
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2 | 7th | |||
Mixed
| final | |||||
| Marina Chuvyrina Vyacheslav Yegorov
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w. | O. | |||
| Hella Riede Werner Rautenberg
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source
- Tennis, newsletter of the German Tennis Association of the GDR, 12th year (1968), issue 5
Remarks
- ↑ Werner Rautenberg had been given a sun treatment that was too high due to the carelessness of a nurse, and he was therefore banned from playing by the sports doctor because of a burn injury.