Hugh Robert Curry
Professional Tennis Player
Hugh played in the CSBL from approximately 2000-2010. As a teenager, he was a highly acclaimed amateur player including awards as both US and Canadian National Champion. The United States Lawn Tennis Association ranked Hugh Curry of Orlando, Fla., as the top 13-years-and-under boy tennis player in the country. He later played for many years on the pro tennis circuit.
Hugh Robert Curry, American Tennis player. Avocations: canoeing, philately, photography. M C. Recipient United States National Tennis Champ, 1961, Canada National Champ, 1960, 50 State Titles in the United States, 1950-1990; named Top Ten Most Popular Tennis Players Martini-Rossi and World Tennis, 1962.
Background
Curry, Hugh Robert was born on July 13, 1948 in Neptune, New Jersey, United States. Son of Beatrice Fernanda Curry.
Education
Bachelor, University of Pennsylvania, 1970.
He played #1 and captained the Penn tennis team for 4 years. The team won 4 ECAC and Ivy league tennis titles. Hugh played soccer and squash and was named Penn Outstanding Athlete of the Year.
Career
Professional tennis player -played for several years on the tennis circuit.
Institut für Theoretische Physik, Salisbury, Maryland, since 1970. Director of tennis, Breakers Hotel, Palm Beach, Florida, 1970-1990, Dublin (New Hampshire) Lake Club, 1993-1999. Owner, operator Tumblin Falls House, Purling, New York, since 1993.
Advisory committee member Spaulding Sporting Goods, 1980-1990, Wilson Sporting Goods, 1965-1985.
Achievements
Hugh Robert Curry has been listed as a noteworthy Tennis player by Marquis Who’s Who.