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US Open 1983  - 1st round
Finished - ??:??
Sammy Giammalva Jr.
Giammalva Jr., Sammy
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Jay Lapidus
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Sammy Giammalva Jr.
 
Jay Lapidus
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Age
66
178cm
Height
188cm
75kg
Weight
86kg
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75 64 64check
30 Aug 1983
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clear
Segarceanu.F
63 64
Aug 1983
check
Leconte.H
64 20 ab
Aug 1983
clear
Connors.J
60 64
Aug 1983
check
Hooper.C
64 75
Aug 1983
check
Pfister.H
64 60
Aug 1983
clear
Kuharszky.Z
60 46 61
Jul 1983
check
Barbosa.G
16 62 64
Jul 1983
clear
Lewis (NZL).C
26 60 62
Jul 1983
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Elter.P
64 63
Jul 1983
clear
Pimek.L
63 75
Jul 1983
Nov 1982
64 64
M.Wilander
clear
Nov 1982
64 62
R.Simpson
check
Nov 1982
Forfait
B.Mottram
check
Nov 1982
67 63 76
S.Simonsson
check
Nov 1982
64 64
J.Windahl
check
Oct 1982
64 76
H.Leconte
clear
Oct 1982
63 62
Y.Noah
clear
Oct 1982
63 75
M.Doyle
check
Oct 1982
63 60
C.Hooper
check
Oct 1982
64 63
J.Potier
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