1931 Wimbledon Championships – Mixed doubles

Mixed doubles
Mixed doubles
1931 Wimbledon Championships
Final
Champions	George Lott ; Anna Harper
Runners-up	Ian Collins ; Joan Ridley
Score	6–3, 1–6, 6–1
Details
Draw	80 (5 Q )
Seeds	4
Events

Last updated April 17, 2023

Jack Crawford and Elizabeth Ryan were the defending champions, but did not participate.

Seeds

0 1.

Henri Cochet /

Eileen Fearnley-Whittingstall (fourth round)

0 2.

Pat Spence /

Betty Nuthall (semifinals)

0 3.

Vernon Kirby /

Josane Sigart (quarterfinals)

0 4.

Pat Hughes /

Ermyntrude Harvey (fourth round)

Click on the seed number of a player to go to their draw section.

Draw

Key

Finals

Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Final

2	Pat Spence Betty Nuthall	6	6

	Iwao Aoki Beatrice Feltham	4	2
					2	Pat Spence Betty Nuthall	6	4	4

						Ian Collins Joan Ridley	4	6	6
	Ian Collins Joan Ridley	6	8	7

	Colin Gregory Elsie Pittman	4	6	5
											Ian Collins Joan Ridley	3	6	1

											George Lott Anna Harper	6	1	6
	Enrique Maier Ida Adamoff	2	6	3

	George Lott Anna Harper	6	4	6
						George Lott Anna Harper	1	3

						Fred Perry Mary Heeley	6	4^r
3	Vernon Kirby Josane Sigart	8	3	8

	Fred Perry Mary Heeley	6	6	10

Top half

Section 1

First round	Second round				Third round					Fourth round

	2	Pat Spence Betty Nuthall	6	6
		Patrick Wheatley Nancy Lyle	3	3
					2	P Spence B Nuthall	4	8	6
						G Cooper G Sterry	6	6	3
		Guy Cooper Gwen Sterry	10	11
		CH Watson Eleanor Rose	8	9
										2	P Spence B Nuthall	6	6
											C Boussus J Lycett	1	2
		Christian Boussus Joan Lycett	6	8
		Teddy Higgs Doreen Busby	3	6
						C Boussus J Lycett	8	6
						G von Cramm C Aussem	6	4
		Gottfried von Cramm Cilly Aussem	6	6
		Jiro Sato Jadwiga Jędrzejowska	3	4

Section 2

First round	Second round					Third round				Fourth round

		Eric Peters Effie Hemmant	1	8	4
		Franjo Kukuljević Winifred Beamish	6	6	6
							F Kukuljević W Beamish	6	6
							R Tuckey A Tuckey	4	4
		Alan Brown CJ Tyrrell	8	6	4
		Raymond Tuckey Agnes Tuckey	10	3	6
											F Kukuljević W Beamish	8	2	4
											I Aoki B Feltham	6	6	6
		Ody Koopman Mence Dros-Canters	8	4	4
		Iwao Aoki Beatrice Feltham	6	6	6
							I Aoki B Feltham	7	6
							B Gilbert A Peitz	5	1
		Raymond Rodel Ruth Kirk	w/o
		Brian Gilbert Anne Peitz

Section 3

First round	Second round					Third round					Fourth round

	4	Pat Hughes Ermyntrude Harvey	6	8
		Alfred Ingram Peggy Pleydell-Bouverie	3	6
						4	P Hughes E Harvey
						Q	H Burrows J Lawson	w/o
		Arthur Vinall Dorothy Jameson	6	3	4
	Q	Henry Burrows J Lawson	3	6	6
											4	P Hughes E Harvey	2	6
												I Collins J Ridley	6	8
		Roy Poland Sybil Johnson	4	6	6
		William Powell Enid Clarke	6	3	2
							R Poland S Johnson	6	2	3
							I Collins J Ridley	4	6	6
		Ian Collins Joan Ridley	6	3	6
		Jean Lesueur Simonne Mathieu	4	6	2

Section 4

First round					Second round				Third round					Fourth round

	Colin Gregory Elsie Pittman	6	6	6
	Billy Collins Margaret Stocks	8	3	2		C Gregory E Pittman	14	6
	Norman Farquharson Helen Jacobs	15	1			H Lee P Mudford	12	10
	Harry Lee Phyllis Mudford	17	6							C Gregory E Pittman	10	2	6
	Norman Latchford Madge List	0	1							E Avory J Strawson	8	6	3
	Ted Avory Joan Strawson	6	6			E Avory J Strawson
	Helge Plougmann R Watson					H Plougmann R Watson	w/o
	Pierre Goldschmidt Edith Belliard	w/o													C Gregory E Pittman	8	6
Q	David Williams Helen Dyson	0	5												L Raymond D Shepherd-Barron
	Ferenc Maršálek Joan Ingram	6	7			F Maršálek J Ingram	6	6
	Brian Helmore Dorothy Hill	6	3	5		A Merlin V Gallay	0	2
	André Merlin Violette Gallay	4	6	7						F Maršálek J Ingram	w/o
	Pierre Grandguillot E Alexandroff									L Raymond D Shepherd-Barron
	Edward Dearman Evelyn Dearman	w/o				P Grandguillot E Alexandroff	4	2
	Benny Berthet Rosie Berthet	4	3			L Raymond D Shepherd-Barron	6	6
	Louis Raymond Dorothy Shepherd-Barron	6	6

Bottom half

Section 5

First round					Second round					Third round					Fourth round

1	Henri Cochet Eileen Bennett Whittingstall	6	6
	Bent Panker Madge Slaney	2	1		1	H Cochet E Fearnley-Whittingstall	6	6
	Ryuki Miki Dorothy Round	6	6			T Miki D Round	3	3
	Hira-Lal Soni Helen Burr	3	2							1	H Cochet E Fearnley-Whittingstall	6	6
	Hyotaro Sato MA Thomas	6	6								H Sato MA Thomas	1	4
	Eberhard Nourney Hilde Krahwinkel	3	3			H Sato MA Thomas	1	6	6
	Cam Malfroy Billie Yorke	1	3			PH Landry A Neufeld	6	1	4
	Pierre Henri Landry Arlette Neufeld	6	6												1	H Cochet E Fearnley-Whittingstall	8	10	2
	John Olliff Kitty Godfree	4	6	6												E Maier I Adamoff	6	12	6
Q	Laddie Wheatcroft Cristobel Wheatcroft	6	3	3		J Olliff K Godfree	3	5
	Emmanuel du Plaix JE Stevens	3	3			E Maier I Adamoff	6	7
	Enrique Maier Ida Adamoff	6	6								E Maier I Adamoff	6	4	8
	Antoine Gentien Doris Metaxa	2	4							Q	D Hodges E Macready	4	6	6
	Minoru Kawachi Jacqueline Gallay	6	6			M Kawachi J Gallay	3	4
Q	Douglas Hodges Elizabeth Macready	8	6		Q	D Hodges E Macready	6	6
	Franjo Schaeffer Kathleen Bridge	6	4

Section 6

First round	Second round					Third round					Fourth round

		Hermann Artens Helene Nicolopoulos	6	3
		George Lott Anna Harper	8	6
							G Lott A Harper	6	6	6
							C Eames J Goldschmidt	1	8	0
		Sergei Rodzianko Bella Pons	w/o
		Cyril Eames Jacqueline Goldschmidt
												G Lott A Harper	6	6
												B von Kehrling P Satterthwaite	3	4
		Lewis Michell Peggy Michell	5	6	6
		Jimmy Nuthall Marjorie Van Ryn	7	3	1
							L Michell M Michell	3	4
							B von Kehrling P Satterthwaite	6	6
		Béla von Kehrling Phyllis Satterthwaite
		Gordon Crole-Rees Grace Vaughton	w/o

Section 7

First round	Second round					Third round				Fourth round

	3	Vernon Kirby Josane Sigart	6	6
		Keats Lester Freda James	4	4
						3	V Kirby J Sigart	9	6
							F Wilde N Trentham	7	0
		Frank Wilde Naomi Trentham	6	7
	Q	LHA Hankey Olga Webb	1	5
										3	V Kirby J Sigart	6	10
											C Kingsley P Watson	3	8
		Charles Kingsley Phoebe Watson	6	6
		Janmeja Charanjiva Margery Elton	3	3
							C Kingsley P Watson	6	9
							D Greig M Johnstone	1	7
		Donald Greig Mie Johnstone	2	6	6
		Gerald Sherwell Vera Montgomery	6	1	2

Section 8

First round	Second round					Third round				Fourth round

		Ladislav Hecht Davinia Townsend	7	2	6
		Herman David Elsa Haylock	5	6	2
							L Hecht D Townsend	7	0
							C Scroope B Dix	9	6
		Jean Borotra Miss Partner	w/o
		Charles Scroope Betty Dix
											C Scroope B Dix	3	7	5
											F Perry M Heeley	6	5	7
		Jacques Brugnon Edith Sander	w/o
		Edward Flury Lolette Payot
							E Flury L Payot	6	2
							F Perry M Heeley	8	6
		Fred Perry Mary Heeley	6	6
		Edward Buzzard Evelyn Goldsworth	3	2

The nationality of Miss Partner is unknown.

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References

↑ 100 Years of Wimbledon by Lance Tingay, Guinness Superlatives Ltd. 1977
↑ Barrett, John (2014). Wimbledon: The Official History (4th ed.). Vision Sports Publishing. ISBN 9-781909-534230.

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[Tingay-1] 100 Years of Wimbledon by Lance Tingay, Guinness Superlatives Ltd. 1977

[Barrett-2] Barrett, John (2014). Wimbledon: The Official History (4th ed.). Vision Sports Publishing. ISBN 9-781909-534230.

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