ENRIQUE J MOREA BORN APRIL 11 1924 BUENOS AIRES

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ENRIQUE MOREA-CVitae INGLES-2003

ENRIQUE J. MOREA

Born: April 11, 1924 Buenos Aires

Citizenship: Argentina

International Tennis Federation (ITF)

Vice President: 1977-79

Member Committee of Management: 1976-82

Chairman Junior Committee: 1977-79

Member Davis Cup Committee: 1972-76 2005-2009

Argentine Delegate to the

AGM of the I.T.F.: 1967-81 - 1996-present

(including the meeting for "Open" Tennis in

1968)

Honorary Life Counselor: 1993-2009

Member of the I.T.F. PILA Review Panel: 1999-2009

Argentine Tennis Association

Vice President: 1967-73

President: 1975-79

President: 1996-present

Honorary Life President 2010

International Lawn Tennis Club

Vice Ppresident of the I.C. of Argentina (International Club) 1978-94

President of the I.C. of Argentina 1994-present

Coopted Member of the Executive Committee of the I.L.T.C. 1997-present

Honorary member of the following International Clubs:

USA - France - Belgium - South Africa - Spain - Great Britain - Uruguay -Germany - Sweden - Italy - Netherlands - New Zealand - Mexico -

International Tennis Hall of Fame

International Council Member

Voting Panel Member

Golden Achievement Award 2002

Additional Achievements

President of the " Tenis Club Argentino ” 1986-94

DAVIS CUP

Davis Cup Player: 1948-58

Davis Cup Referee: 3 finals:

Romania-USA: 1972 - Bucharest

Italy-Chile: 1976 - Chile

USA-Italy: 1979 - San Francisco

And other ties:

- Australia vs. Italy in Rome

- Chile vs. Canada in Chile

- USA vs. Brazil in Porto Alegre

- Spain vs. Russia in Barcelona

- Australia vs. USA in Portland

Tennis Record

Enrique Morea was Nr.1. of Argentine for sixteen years (1944-60) and during these years he was the representative of South American Tennis in the International Circuit, winning the South American Championship for ten years in singles and doubles (1946-56).

We can mention some results like:

Runner-up three times in Wimbledon Mixed Doubles Championship
- 1952 with Thelma Long vs. Doris Hart/Frank Sedgman
- 1953 with Shirley Fry vs. Doris Hart/Vic Seixas
- 1955 with Louise Brough vs. Doris Hart/Vic Seixas
Runner-up in Roland Garros Doubles Championship
- 1946 with Pancho Segura Cano vs Ivon Petra/Marcel Bernard
Champion in Roland Garros Mixed Doubles Championship
- 1950 with Barbara Scoffield
Semi-finalist in Roland Garros Singles Championship
- 1953 vs. Ken Rosewall
- 1954 vs. Art Larssen
Champion in Italian Open Doubles Championship
- 1954 with J. Drobny vs V. Seixas/B. Patty
- 1955 with A. Larssen vs. N. Pietrangeli/G. Sirola
Runner- Up in Italian Open Singles Championship
- 1954 vs Budge Patty
Runner –up in Count Godo Trophy Singles Championship (First Edition)
- 1953 vs. Vic Seixas
Champion in Count of Godo Trophy Doubles Championship (First Edition)
- 1953 with Vic Seixas
Enrique Morea has beaten during his career important international players like: Jaroslav Drobny, Lew Hoad, Tony Trabert, Bugde Patty, Art Larssen, Gardner Mulloy, Sven Davidnson, Nicola Pietrangeli, Billy Talbert, Frank Shields, Lennart Bergelin, Robert Falkenburg, and many others.
He has played doubles matches with players like: Vic Seixas, Harry Hopman, Art Larssen, Jaroslav Drobny and female players such as: Margaret Court, Shirley Fry, Louise Brough and Thelma Long.
Also he was winner of these championships:
- British Hard Court Championship
- Egyptian Open Championship
- Alexandria Open Championship
- Netherlands Open Championship 1953 (vs. Lew Hoad)
- City of Paris Championship
- Many Italian Open Tournaments (Viareggio-San Remo-Genoa-etc.)
- Bristol Championship
Enrique Morea was considered and international top-ten player in 1953 – 54
He had also great results in SouthAmerica, winning:
South American Official Open
- Singles Champion 6 times and doubles champion 5 times
Río de la Plata Open Argentina
- Singles and Doubles Champion 8 times

He represented Argentina in the:

Pan American Games
- 1951: First Pan American Games – Buenos Aires , Argentina
  - Gold Medal – Singles
  - Silver Medal – Men’s doubles
  - Bronze Medal – Mixed doubles

1955: Second Pan American Games – Mexico
- Silver Medal – Singles
- Silver Medal – Men’s doubles
- Silver Medal – Mixed doubles

And also as:

Davis Cup Player
- 1948 / 58

Highest Ranking

No. 1 in Argentina 1944-60

No. 1 in South America 1948-58

No. 8-10 in the World 1953

Awards

COSAT (South American Tennis Confederation) Award: “Honor al Mérito” 1953

Honorary Member of the All England Club Tennis & Croquet Club (Wimbledon) since 1988

(only Member from Argentina)

ITF “Award for Services to the Game” ("in recognition for

his long and distinguished services to the Game of Tennis") 1997

Last argentine award:

Delfo Cabrera Award for “Trayectoria Deportiva Ejemplar”,

granted by the Congress (Senate) of the Argentine Republic 1999

2002 Golden Achievement Award Winner – International Tennis Hall of Fame 2002

Pan American Olympic Order - granted by PASO (Pan American Sport Organization) 2002

Additional Activities

Agricultural Engineer (University of Buenos Aires) since 1947

Cattle rearing and farm administration 1958-present

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