Nancy Chaffee
Nancy Chaffee (March 6th 1929, Ventura, California - August 11th 2002, Coronado, California) is an American player of Tennis of the Années 1940 and 1950.
In 1947, it became champion junior of less than eighteen years in the United States, at the same time into simple and double (with Beverly Baker).
She was the first player not classified head of series to rise in semi-final into simple with the US Women' S National Championship (future US Open) in 1950. The following year, it reached the finale of double the ladies at the sides of Patricia Canning Todd.
Nancy Chaffee was the wife of the player of Baseball Ralph Kiner (of October 22nd, 1951 at 1968) then of the sporting commentator Jack Whitaker.
She died of the continuations of a Cancer at the age of soixante-treize years.
__TOC__
Prize list (partial) Nancy Chaffee
Titles into simple
Nonknown
Lost finales of simple
Nonknown
Titles in double
Nonknown
Lost finales of double
Course in Large Slam
Into simple
nonknown CourseIn double
Under the result, the partner; on the right, the ultimate opposing team
Note
| Random links: | Narbief | Earthenware of Nevers | Mehmet Scholl | Formulas of computation of the Gregorian calendar | Jimmy Jump | CD-57 |