Walter Hall

Career

As a player, Hall was ranked in the United States. Top Ten 1911, 1915 and 1918. He reached the quarterfinals at the United States National Championships in 1918, and at the tournament now known as the Cincinnati Masters he was a singles finalist in 1911 and a quarterfinalist in 1910. After he ended his playing career, Hall served the sport as an administrator with the United States Tennis Association as treasurer and then as president (from 1933 to 1936).

Achievements

• He won the United States Clay Court doubles title in 1912 (with Harold Hackett) and was a runner-up in singles in 1910 and 1913. Hall also won the Middle States singles title three times (1911, 1918 & 1919) and the 1932 New Hampshire state title.