CLASS OF 1981

Dorothea Lambert
Chambers

Dorothea Lambert Chambers
Biography
Career Highlights
Born
September 3, 1878 in Ealing, England
Death
January 7, 1960
Player Style
Right-handed
Category
Master Player

7-TIME WIMBLEDON CHAMPION, 9-TIME WIMBLEDON FINALIST

GOLD MEDAL

AT 1908 OLYMPIC GAMES

32-8
SINGLES RECORD
29-11
DOUBLES RECORD
24-11
MIXED DOUBLES RECORD


Wightman Cup
Member of the British Wightman Cup Team 1925-1926
Member of the winning British Wightman Cup Team 1925

 

Grand Slams

WIMBLEDON

Singles

Winner: 1903, 1904, 1906, 1910, 1911, 1913, 1914

Doubles

Finalist:  1913, 1919, 1920

Mixed Doubles

Finalist: 1919

U.S. NATIONALS

Singles

Semi-Finalist: 1925

Doubles

Semi-Finalist: 1925

Mixed Doubles

Semi-Finalist: 1925
Grand Slam Results
Career Timeline

Won her first Wimbledon title.

Defeated Dora Booth to win the outdoor Gold Medal at the Olympics.

Authored Lawn Tennis for Ladies, a written and pictorial reference book on how to hit tennis shots.

Made history as the oldest female Wimbledon finalist.