History of River Plate Championships in Timeline

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River Plate Championships

The River Plate Championships, also known as the Campeonatos del Río de la Plata and formally named the River Plate International Tennis Championships, was a combined men's and women's tennis tournament. It was established in 1893 as the Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club Open.

1903: Women's Championship Start

In 1903, the women's championship at the Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club started, with Miss Chawner of Argentina defeating Winnifred M. Boadle, also of Argentina.

1978: Caroline Stoll Wins Women's Championship

In 1978, Caroline Stoll of the USA beat Emilse Raponi de Longo of Argentina in the finale of the women's championship at the Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club.

1978: José Luis Clerc Wins Championship

In 1978, José Luis Clerc of Argentina beat Chris Lewis of New Zealand in the finale of the Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club Championship.

1978: Buenos Aires Championships Officially Ran

In 1978, the Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club Championships officially ran for the last time on the outdoor clay courts of Buenos Aires, Argentina.

1979: Competitions Ceased to be International Tennis Events

In 1979, the Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club Championships ceased to be events on the international tennis circuits.

2016: Competitions Remained Abolished

In 2016, the Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club Championships competitions remained ceased.

2017: Buenos Aires Championships Abolished

In 2017, the Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club Championships were abolished.