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IRF 19th World Senior Championships 2007

Finals and Finishers

Women	Final Matches/Positions
35+	Jo Shattuck (Colorado) def. Jean Halahan (New York) 6, 9
40+	Blanca Jordan (Mexico) def. Carmen Mucharraz (Mexico)
45+	Debra Tisinger-Moore (USA) def. Cindy Tillbury (USA)
50+	Mary Keenan (USA) def. Karen Key (USA)
55+	Shirley Parsons (USA) def. Paula Sperling (USA)
60+	Merijean Kelley (USA) def. Cecilia Palaski (USA)
65+	Mildred Gwinn (USA) def. Nidea Funes (Puerto Rico)
75+	Lola Markus (USA) def. Louise Kiss (USA)
80+	Ruby Bishop (USA)
Men	Final Matches/Positions
35+	Woody Clouse (USA) def. Enrique Esparza (Mexico) 4, 10
40+	Keith Minor (USA) def. Victor Lopez (Mexico) 2, 5
45+	Arturo Martin (Mexico) def. Fred Johnson (USA) 8, 2
50+	Tom Travers (USA) def. Steve Wattz (USA) 1, 8
55+	Frank Taddonio (USA) def. Darryl Warren (USA) 3, 8
60+	Brandt Bower (USA) def. Arturo Radillo (Mexico) (10), 6, 4
65+	Mitch Melewski (USA) def. Tom Rearden (USA)
70+	Arthur Hotchkiss (USA) def. Terry Lauritsen (USA)
75+	Don Alt (USA) def. Aaron Vederoff (USA)
80+	Dean Harvel (USA)
85+	William Matotan (USA)
90+	Epimenio Martinez (USA)
Dbls	Mixed Doubles Final Matches/Positions
35+	Jo Shattuck/Allan Chacon def. Jean Halahan/Dale Durboraw 2, 8
40+	Maylen Gaspar/Benjamin Doniego def. Lupita Jasso/Jeff Baskett
45+	Cheryl Johnson/Fred Johnson def. Cyd Evans/Chris Evans (3), 7, 8
50+	Karen Key/Frank Taddonio def. Mary Keenan/Ken Sylvester
55+	Shirley Parson/Mitch Milewski def. Susan Craig/Reed Barnitz
60+	Merijean Kelly/Hank Estrada def. Cecilia Palaski/Terry Albright
65+	Mildred Gwinn/Luke St. Onge def. Linda Harvel/Dean Harvel
75+	Lola Markus/Ralph Waddington def. Louise Kiss/Wendell Hall
80+	Ruby Bishop/Epimenio Martinez

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Good to know:

Started in 1985, this tournament has developed into the most prestigious premier event for senior men and women.

In 1989, the event had grown so large, and drawn such a talented field, that it was recognized by the International Racquetball Federation as a designated world championship.

The round-robin format provides quantity; the competitors provide the quality. Tournament staff and volunteers provide great hospitality; players and spectators provide the premier competition and camaraderie.

Together with sponsors and contributors, the event supports the Olympic Dream for racquetball, and has raised over $300,000 toward that effort.

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