Heinrich Kleinschroth is a tennis player who was born on March 15, 1890, in Kitzingen; German Empire, and passed away on 1979-01-10. This article will take a look at Heinrich Kleinschroth’s net worth.
Heinrich Kleinschroth’s professional career began in 1906 (amateur tour) and ended in retirement in the year 1938.
Over an accomplished career, Kleinschroth has reached a rank of No. 9 (1914, A. Wallis Myers).
Heinrich Kleinschroth has a French Open junior record of achieving a number four ranking (1930 French Championships – Men’s Singles); a Wimbledon junior record of achieving a number three ranking (1927 Wimbledon Championships – Men’s Singles; 1932 Wimbledon Championships – Men’s Singles); and a US Open junior record of Q1 (1912 U.S. National Championships (tennis)). With senior events, Heinrich Kleinschroth has a US Open senior record of F (1937 U.S. National Championships (tennis)).
Kleinschroth also played in the WHCC with a result of reaching the quarter finals (World Hard Court Championships; World Hard Court Championships); and WCCC with a result of reaching the quarter finals (World Covered Court Championships).
Heinrich Kleinschroth competed in doubles events with good results, including an Australian Open Doubles record of achieving a number one ranking (1938); a French Open Doubles record of reaching the quarter finals (1929 French Championships – Men’s Doubles); a Wimbledon Doubles record of F (1913); a WHCC Doubles record of F (1913); and a WCCC Doubles record of F (1910). Kleinschroth competed in these team events: the Davis Cup with a record of F (1929 International Lawn Tennis Challenge). Kleinschroth competed in these mixed events: the WHCC with a record of F (1912); and the WCCC with a record of F (1912).
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