General Hugh Jerome
Lynch
Male
United States of America
1913-00-00
, United States of America
1994-12-29
Bethseda, Md., United States of America


About

HUGH JEROME LYNCH JR., retired lawyer and amateur tennis player, died Dec. 29, 1994, of cardiac arrest. Since 1949, he had lived in Bethesda, Md.

A cofounder of the firm Macleay & Lynch in Washington, Hub specialized in insurance and transportation law. He retired in 1977. In the 1930s and 1940s, he won six Middle Atlantic States Tennis Championships and a singles title in the District of Columbia. In 1959, he won the national seniors' clay-court doubles championship, and in 1961, with son Hub III '64, he won the national father-son doubles title, He won the Canadian national senior doubles in 1965 and the U.S. national senior platform doubles in 1972.

He recently wrote, "It has been a happy life, stemming principally from having married a wonderful girl and being a member of the Class of 1934." His wife of 57 years, Barbara (Bean), survives, as do a daughter, Patricia; four sons, Hugh, Thomas, John, and Robert; 12 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. To them we offer our sincere sympathies



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Archive statistics 1933 - 1961
1
30
11


Tournament wins 1938 - Washington City Championships (Amateur)


Tournaments US Open - 1961 Perth Amboy Invitation - 1959 Middle Atlantic Clay Courts - 1954 District of Columbia Championships - 1942 Spring Lake Invitation Tournament - 1941 Spring Lake Invitation Tournament - 1940 Middle States Championships - 1939 Orange Invitation - 1939 US Open - 1938 Spring Lake Invitation Tournament - 1938 Washington City Championships - 1938 New Jersey Clay Courts - 1938 US Open - 1937 Spring Lake Invitation Tournament - 1937 US Open - 1936 Spring Lake Invitation Tournament - 1936 Spring Lake Invitation Tournament - 1935 US Open - 1934 US Open - 1933 Delaware Valley - 1933

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