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General First nameCaptain Claude
LastnameRussell-Brown
GenderMale
CountryCanada
Date of birth1873-04-11
Place of birthNainital, Uttarakhand, India
Date of death1939-01-19
Place of deathFulham, Greater London, England


About

Claude Russell-Brown was a Captain in the Canadian military between 1904 and 1908. He made the quarter-finals of the men’s singles at the 1908 London Olympics, although, due to a bye and a walkover, he won only one match. Brown played Wimbledon in 1904, losing in the first round. He had a long career, if one without distinction. He competed at the South of France Championships and the Monte Carlo Tournament, and is also recorded as competing in 1931 at the Queens Club Tournament.

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Archive statistics Career1898 - 1908
Tournament wins0
Matches13
Match wins3


Tournaments Olympics, Olympic Games - 1908 South of France Championships - 1907 Province of Quebec Championships - 1907 Niagara International Tournament - 1907 Canadian National Championships - 1907 South of France Championships - 1905 Wimbledon - 1904 Scottish Championships - 1904 Monte Carlo - 1898 South of France Championships - 1898