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The Racquet & Tennis Club
SILVER RACQUET WEEKEND OCTOBER 30 TH- NOVEMBER 2ND, 2008S ILVER RACQUET RACQUETS PAIRED DOUBLESS ILVER RACQUET INVITATIONAL COURT TENNIS SINGLESS ILVER RACQUET INVITATIONAL SQUASH DOUBLESN EW YORK OPEN HANDICAP COURT TENNIS SINGLESI N CONJUNCTION WITHWORLD RACQUETS CHAMPIONSHIP: FIRST LEG J AMES STOUT, CHALLENGER VS. HARRY FOSTER, WORLD CHAMPIONS OCIAL EVENTST HURSDAY OCTOBER 30TH: WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP STAG DINNER (BLACK TIE) 7:00 PMF RIDAY OCTOBER 31ST: COCKTAILS (PELL ROOM) 6:00 PMS ATURDAY NOVEMBER 1ST: WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP LUNCHEON (DINING ROOM) 1:00 PMW ORLD CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH: 2:00 PMS ILVER RACQUET DINNER DANCE (BLACK TIE): 7:00 PMC OSTSB ENEFACTORS: $900 ONE TOURNAMENT ENTRY FEE, STAG DINNER, DINNER DANCE WITH GUEST, FRIDAY NIGHT COCKTAILS, LUNCHES ON FRI, SAT, & SUN, FRONT ROW SEAT FOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP (AS AVAILABLE), PROGRAM RECOGNITIONS PONSORS: $475 ONE TOURNAMENT ENTRY FEE, STAG DINNER, DINNER DANCE (ONE), FRIDAY NIGHT COCKTAILS, LUNCHES ON FRI, SAT, & SUN, ROWS 2-5 FOR THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP (BEST AVAILABLE), PROGRAM RECOGNITIONA LA CARTE:O NE DRAW ENTRY: $85, SECOND DRAW: $65, STAG DINNER: $125, DINNER DANCE: $125, DESERT & DANCING ONLY: $50, SATURDAY LUNCH: $30, SEATS FOR MATCH (AS AVAIL.) ROW 1: $400, ROWS 2-3: $250, ROWS 4-5: $125, ROW 6: $75, STANDING: $50RSVP by emailing completed entry form to: silverracquet08@gmail.com by October 24th. World Championship seating on a first come basis. Contact Mike Gooding, Ben Gould or Andrew Fowler (212) 753-9727 with questions.
Silver Racquet Weekend November 1st – 4th 2007
Force de Mjolnir !
The 2007-2008 North American fixtures
list commenced last weekend (Nov 1 - 4th) at the New York
Racquet & Tennis Club with the US Amateur Singles and
Doubles competition, along with the Silver Rackets Doubles.
The organizers ran a well run event that started with a huge
veal chop and a wonderful wine selection for 30 at the Stag
dinner.
The Stag Dinner was perhaps the quickest in history (53 minutes) due to the Club party being held on the second floor and there was no shortage of beautiful "crumpet" upstairs. Needless to say, the stag broke down quickly and it was now game on! Peter Pell, by all accounts, has quite a Rolodex of names of the fairer sex. The Saturday evening Ball was also a resounding success and ended up in the Grill with people dancing the night away. For the Silver Rackets final, World Champion Harry Foster and Robin Geffen won in a walkover. In the US Amateur Singles, Mark Farmiloe (Queen's Club and Mjolnir) forced a 5th game after being down 2-0 and beat Thorold Barker (NYR&T). In a match that took every bit of 2 and a half hours, Thorold suffered from a series of painful cramping sessions throughout the match . On the US Amateur Doubles front, Guy Devereux and partner Barker cruised to a 3-0 win over Foster and Geffen. Reported By: Jeffrey L Durkes on 11/5/2007
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