List of Champions of the 1964 French Championships (now known as the French Open):
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French Open Tennis Championships-singles — ▪ Table French Open Tennis Championships singles year men women 1891 J. Briggs 1892 J. Schopfer 1893 L. Riboulet 1894 A. Vacherot 1895 A. Vacherot 1896 A. Vacherot 1897 P. Aymé C. Masson 1898 P. Aymé C. Masson 1899 P. Aymé C. Masson 1900 P. Aymé… … Universalium
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