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General First nameRobert
LastnameLeroy jr
GenderMale
CountryUnited States of America
Date of birth1885-02-07
Place of birthNew York, United States of America
Date of death1946-09-07
Place of deathNew York, United States of America


About

Apart from Beals Wright, Robert LeRoy was the most successful lawn tennis player at the 1904 Olympics, winning two silver medals. LeRoy played in the Olympic tennis event while a student at Columbia University, from which he graduated in 1905. He later went on to Columbia Law, earning his LL.B. in 1908. It was at law that LeRoy did his life’s work, mainly with the firm of Cadwalader, Wickersham, and Taft on Wall Street. LeRoy never won a national tennis championship, but was three times ranked among America’s top ten players, reaching as high as fifth in 1907. His wife, née Grace Arnold Moore, was also a fine player, winning the women’s championship several times at the West Side Tennis Club in Queens, New York. Robert LeRoy was instrumental, in 1923, in establishing the Museum of the City of New York. He served as secretary and trustee of that institution until his death.

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Archive statistics Career1900 - 1931
Tournament wins6
Matches151
Match wins103


Tournament wins 1909 - Cincinnati (ATP)
1908 - Cincinnati (ATP)
1907 - Cincinnati (ATP)
1904 - US Open Consolation (Open)
1903 - European Championship (Amateur)
1903 - Sussex Championships (Amateur)


Tournaments Newport Casino - 1931 US Open - 1923 US Open - 1922 US Open - 1921 US Open - 1920 Atlantic Yacht Club - 1920 US Open - 1919 Racing Club de France Tournament - 1919 US Open - 1916 US Open - 1915 US Open - 1914 US Open - 1913 Cincinnati - 1910 US Open - 1909 Middle States Championships - 1909 Cincinnati - 1909 New York Metropolitan Championships - 1909 Bronx County Championships - 1909 US Open - 1908 Cincinnati - 1908 East Jersey Tournament - 1908 US Open - 1907 Longwood Bowl - 1907 New England Championships - 1907 Cincinnati - 1907 US Open - 1906 Longwood Bowl - 1906 Cincinnati - 1906 New York Metropolitan Championships - 1906 Niagara International Tournament - 1906 US Open - 1905 Cincinnati - 1905 US Open - 1904 Olympics, Olympic Games - 1904 Cincinnati - 1904 Niagara International Tournament - 1904 US Open Consolation - 1904 World's Fair amateur Championships - 1904 Longwood Bowl - 1903 Netherlands International Championships - 1903 US International Indoor Championships - 1903 Sussex Championships - 1903 Scottish Championships - 1903 European Championship - 1903 Homburg Cup - 1903 South of England Championships - 1903 Homburg International Championship - 1903 Welsh Covered Court Championships - 1903 Niagara International Tournament - 1902 Kings County Championships - 1902 US Open - 1901 US International Indoor Championships - 1901 Niagara International Tournament - 1901 New York State Championships - 1900