General Julius
Seligson
Male
United States of America
1909-12-22
New York, United States of America
1987-10-13
Westport, Connecticut, United States of America


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Julius Seligson, the national intercollegiate men\'s singles tennis champion in 1928 and winner of 65 straight college matches, died yesterday of a malignant melanoma at his home in Westport, Conn. He was 77 years old. Mr. Seligson's streak for Lehigh University ran from 1928 until his final match in 1930, when he was defeated by Cliff Sutter, a sophomore from Tulane, to fail in his bid for an undefeated undergraduate tennis career. Mr. Seligson forfeited the intercollegiate crown in 1929 when he failed to appear for the final.

Correction: October 15, 1987, Thursday, Late City Final Edition They are his wife, Gertrude; two sons, Thomas and Robert, of Manhattan; a daughter, Dr. Jane Sillman of Brooklyn; a sister, Beatrice Kravitz of Coconut Creek, Fla.; a brother, Sidney, of Hewlett, L.I., and two grandchildren.

A version of this obituary appeared in print on Wednesday, October 14, 1987, on section B page 12 of the New York edition.



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Archive statistics 1926 - 1939
10
59
31


Tournament wins 1932 - New York Metropolitan Clay Court Championships (Amateur)
1932 - South Florida (Open)
1931 - Old Dominion Championship (Amateur)
1931 - Bronxville Invitation (Amateur)
1930 - New York Metropolitan Clay Court Championships (Amateur)
1928 - Intercollegiate Championships (Amateur)
1928 - New York Metropolitan Grass Court Championships (Amateur)
1928 - New York Metropolitan Clay Court Championships (Amateur)
1927 - Eastern Grass Court Championships (Amateur)
1927 - Kings County Championships (Amateur)


Tournaments Brooklyn - 1939 US International Indoor Championships - 1938 Eastern Clay Court Championships - 1935 US International Indoor Championships - 1935 US Open - 1933 US Open - 1932 US International Indoor Championships - 1932 South Florida - 1932 Pan American Tournament - 1932 New York Metropolitan Clay Court Championships - 1932 US Open - 1931 Old Dominion Championship - 1931 Bronxville Invitation - 1931 US Open - 1930 Eastern Grass Court Championships - 1930 Seabright Invitational - 1930 US Clay Courts - 1930 US International Indoor Championships - 1930 New Jersey State Championships - 1930 New York Metropolitan Clay Court Championships - 1930 US Open - 1929 Cincinnati - 1929 US Clay Courts - 1929 Southampton Invitation (Long Island) - 1929 Canadian Covered Courts - 1929 US Open - 1928 US International Indoor Championships - 1928 New York Metropolitan Grass Court Championships - 1928 New York Metropolitan Clay Court Championships - 1928 US Open - 1927 Eastern Clay Court Championships - 1927 Eastern Grass Court Championships - 1927 US Clay Courts - 1927 New York State Championships - 1927 Canadian Covered Courts - 1927 Kings County Championships - 1927 US Open - 1926 Quaker Ridge Invitation - 1926

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