Westchester County Championships

The Westchester County Championships was a tennis tournament founded in 1885 as the Westchester Lawn Tennis Club (Invitation) and first played at the Westchester Lawn Tennis Club, Harrison, Westchester County, New York, United States on grass courts, later switching to clay courts, the finally hard courts. The tournament was played at various locations during its run until 1974.

History
In 1884 the Westchester Lawn Tennis Club was founded. In September 1885 it staged the Westchester Invitation men's singles tennis tournament that event ran until 1895 when it was discontinued when the lawn tennis club was disbanded. In 1902 a new tournament was revived as a men's doubles event called the Westchester Invitation Round Robin.

In 1911 a singles tournament called the Westchester County Championships was revived and was played at the Country Club of Westchester. In 1912 the tournament moved to Mount Vernon, New York and was organized by the Westchester Lawn Tennis Association. During the 1950s when played in Rye, New York the men's event was known as the Westchester Bowl Invitation. The first winner of the men's singles was Robert Livingston Beeckman, and the final men's winner was Australian player Rod Brent.

Men's Singles
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Women's Singles
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