In 1892 Mabel Cahill (left) and Emma Leavitt Morgan (right) In 1892
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Mabel Cahill

Mabel Esmonde Cahill

IRL IRL Born: Apr 2, 1863, Ballyragget, County Kilkenny, Ireland Died: Jan 1, 1905 (aged 41) Plays: Right-handed

Grand Slam Singles

1 Title
US 1
7
Matches
6
Wins
85.7%
Win Rate

WTA Ranking

-
Peak
-
Current
0
Weeks #1

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Biography

After growing up in Ireland, Mabel Cahill established residence in New York and became the first foreign player when she defeated Ellen Roosevelt in the 1891 US Championships women's final at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Besides Cahill won the Orange Club ladies championship in 1890 and 1891.

She successfully defended that title the following year, defeating Bessie Moore in a hard fought, five-set final and also won the women's doubles title with Adeline McKinlay and the mixed doubles title with Clarence Hobart. She then elected to default her crown in 1893 and did not compete again on the international level, returning to Ireland and leaving an enviable record of success in the United States behind her.
She died 1 January 1905, Ireland.

In 1976 she was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame.

Grand Slam Tracker

AO RG W US Total
Career
Age at 1st GS PRO
Age at Last GS PRO
Appearances - - - 4 4
Match Stats
Matches - - - 7 7
As Seeded PRO
Highest Seed PRO
Win/Loss - - - 6-1 6-1
Sets Played - - - 20 20
Results
Finals - - - 1 1
Titles - - - 1 1
Runner-Up - - - - -
Advanced
Tiebreaks PRO
Super TB PRO
Retirements PRO
Walkovers PRO
Opponents PRO
Countries PRO
Wins over #1 Seed PRO
vs L/R Hand PRO
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