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1968 French Open – Mixed doubles

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Mixed doubles
1968 French Open
Final
ChampionsFrance Jean-Claude Barclay
France Françoise Dürr
Runners-upAustralia Owen Davidson
United States Billie Jean King
Score6–1, 6–4
Events
Singles men women boys girls
Doubles men women mixed boys girls
WC Singles men women quad
WC Doubles men women quad
Legends −45 45+ women
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Owen Davidson and Billie Jean King were the defending champions, but lost to Jean-Claude Barclay and Françoise Dürr in the final, 6–1, 6–4.[1][2]

Seeds

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Click on the seed number of a player to go to their draw section.

Draw

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Key

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Finals

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Semifinals Final
          
7 France Jean-Claude Barclay
France Françoise Dürr
6 6
3 South Africa Frew McMillan
South Africa Annette Du Plooy
1 1
7 France Jean-Claude Barclay
France Françoise Dürr
6 6
1 Australia Owen Davidson
United States Billie Jean King
1 4
4 South Africa Bob Hewitt
United States Rosemary Casals
7 3 1
1 Australia Owen Davidson
United States Billie Jean King
5 6 6

Top half

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Section 1

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First round Second round Third round Quarterfinals
2 Romania I Țiriac
United Kingdom A Jones
w/o
Australia B Phillips-Moore
Australia A Phillips-Moore
2 Romania I Țiriac
United Kingdom A Jones
6 6
South Africa Q Pretorius
South Africa P Walkden
1 2
South Africa Q Pretorius
South Africa P Walkden
6 6
France A Bouteleux
France D Bouteleux
3 1
2 Romania I Țiriac
United Kingdom A Jones
6 5 0
7 France JC Barclay
France F Dürr
6 6 7 France JC Barclay
France F Dürr
4 7 6
France JL Auget
Argentina R Giscafré
1 2 7 France JC Barclay
France F Dürr
6 6
France P Proisy
France M Cristiani
4 6 7 France P Proisy
France M Cristiani
4 3
South Africa R Summers
South Africa L Rossouw
6 4 5 7 France JC Barclay
France F Dürr
6 6
Italy G Di Maso
France M Salfati
6 6 Italy G Di Maso
France M Salfati
0 0
Peru A Acuna
Peru V Cáceres
3 3 Italy G Di Maso
France M Salfati
6 6
Australia T Addison
Australia K Melville
w/o Australia T Addison
Australia K Melville
2 3
Brazil C Fernandes
Brazil S Petersen

Section 2

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First round Second round Third round Quarterfinals
3 South Africa F McMillan
South Africa A Du Plooy
w/o
Hungary F Komáromi
Hungary É Szabó
3 South Africa F McMillan
South Africa A Du Plooy
6 11
France JL Rouyer
Australia C Sherriff
6 6 France JL Rouyer
Australia C Sherriff
4 9
France JP Cartier
France S le Besnerais
1 3 3 South Africa F McMillan
South Africa A Du Plooy
w/o
Australia B Giltinan
Australia L Hunt
6 1 3 Chile P Cornejo
Australia H Gourlay
Chile P Cornejo
Australia H Gourlay
3 6 6 Chile P Cornejo
Australia H Gourlay
w/o
Australia C Stubs
South Africa J Lieffrig
11 8 5 Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia N Špear
United States J Heldman
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia N Špear
United States J Heldman
9 10 7 3 South Africa F McMillan
South Africa A Du Plooy
11 7
6 Australia R Ruffels
Australia K Krantzcke
w/o France J-B Chanfreau
Australia G Sherriff
9 5
Poland B Lewandowski
Sweden C Sandberg
6 Australia R Ruffels
Australia K Krantzcke
5 7
France J-B Chanfreau
Australia G Sherriff
6 6 France J-B Chanfreau
Australia G Sherriff
7 9
Bolivia E Gorostiaga
Sweden I Lofdahl
3 2 France J-B Chanfreau
Australia G Sherriff
3
France G Deniau
France S Chatrier
Australia A Stone
Sweden E Lundquist
3r
France R Colin
Egypt B Abbas
w/o France R Colin
Egypt B Abbas
4 4
Australia A Stone
Sweden E Lundquist
w/o Australia A Stone
Sweden E Lundquist
6 6
France J Chaban-Delmas
France C Spinoza

Bottom half

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Section 3

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First round Second round Third round Quarterfinals
France J Borotra
France M Galtier
1 0
Mexico J Subirats
Mexico E Subirats
6 6 Mexico J Subirats
Mexico E Subirats
Australia C Dibley
South Africa E Emmanuel
Australia P Dent
Australia K Harris
w/o
Australia P Dent
Australia K Harris
w/o Australia P Dent
Australia K Harris
2 5
France R Haillet
France F De La Courtie-Billat
w/o 5 United States C Richey
United States N Richey
6 7
Ecuador E Zuleta
Ecuador M Zuleta
France R Haillet
France F De La Courtie-Billat
2 3
Australia B Carmichael
Sweden U Sandulf
5 United States C Richey
United States N Richey
6 6
5 United States C Richey
United States N Richey
w/o 5 United States C Richey
United States N Richey
4 1r
France C Duxin
France N Niox-Château
w/o 4 South Africa B Hewitt
United States R Casals
6 4
Soviet Union V Kazakevich
Soviet Union E Isopaitis
France C Duxin
France N Niox-Château
w/o
France M Boulle
Chile M Rodríguez
6 1 1 West Germany I Buding
West Germany E Buding
West Germany I Buding
West Germany E Buding
1 6 6 France C Duxin
France N Niox-Château
1 2
Brazil F Gentil
Brazil MC Borba-Dias
2 3 4 South Africa B Hewitt
United States R Casals
6 6
France W N'Godrella
France A-M Rouchon
6 6 France W N'Godrella
France A-M Rouchon
1 2
Romania S Dron
Switzerland A-M Studer
4 South Africa B Hewitt
United States R Casals
6 6
4 South Africa B Hewitt
United States R Casals
w/o

Section 4

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First round Second round Third round Quarterfinals
Romania P Mărmureanu
Soviet Union O Morozova
6 7 6
South Africa R Moore
South Africa M Godwin
3 9 8 South Africa R Moore
South Africa M Godwin
6 6
France B Vallée
France É Terras
w/o France B Vallée
France É Terras
2 1
New Zealand B Fairlie
South Africa G Dove
South Africa R Moore
South Africa M Godwin
Australia J Moore
Australia F Moore
w/o 8 France P Darmon
France R Darmon
w/o
Poland W Gąsiorek
France O de Roubin
Australia J Moore
Australia F Moore
4 3
Hungary P Szőke
Mexico P Montaño
8 France P Darmon
France R Darmon
6 6
8 France P Darmon
France R Darmon
w/o 8 France P Darmon
France R Darmon
2 5
1 Australia O Davidson
United States BJ King
6 7
Italy S Palmieri
Belgium I Loeys
Greece N Kalogeropoulos
Greece C-A Kalogeropoulos
w/o
Greece N Kalogeropoulos
Greece C-A Kalogeropoulos
1 1
1 Australia O Davidson
United States BJ King
6 6
South Africa T Ryan
Colombia P Palacios
1 Australia O Davidson
United States BJ King
w/o

References

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  1. ^ "French Open 1968 Tennis Tournament". International Tennis Federation. Retrieved 4 February 2024.
  2. ^ "Françoise Dürr". International Tennis Hall of Fame. Retrieved 4 February 2024.