1969 Queen's Club Championships – Singles

Singles
	1969 Queen's Club Championships
Champion	Fred Stolle
Runner-up	John Newcombe
Final score	6–3, 22–20

There was no defending champion, as the 1968 final was cancelled due to rain.

Fred Stolle won the singles title at the 1969 Queen's Club Championships tennis tournament, defeating John Newcombe 6–3, 22–20 in the final.

Seeds

Rod Laver (Semifinals)
Ken Rosewall (Fourth Round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Final


1	Rod Laver	3	7	6

	Charlie Pasarell	6	5	1
					1	Rod Laver	4	4

						John Newcombe	6	6
	Andrés Gimeno	6	3

	John Newcombe	8	6
											John Newcombe	3	20

											Fred Stolle	6	22
	Tom Okker	8	6	4

	Fred Stolle	6	8	6
						Fred Stolle	6	3	8

						Dennis Ralston	2	6	6
	Dennis Ralston	6	9

	Ron Holmberg	4	7

Top Half

Section 1

First Round	Second Round					Third Round				Fourth Round


	1	R Laver	6	6
		P Curtis	4	2
						1	R Laver	8	6
							T Addison	6	2
		T Addison	w/o
		N Pietrangeli
										1	R Laver	6	4	6
											N Pilić	3	6	2
		L Ayala	6	12	6
		J Cooper	4	14	8
							J Cooper	3	3
							N Pilić	6	6
		W Gąsiorek	3	9	0
		N Pilić	6	7	6

Section 2

First Round	Second Round				Third Round					Fourth Round


		V Seixas	w/o
		R Keldie
						V Seixas	3	6	1
						C Pasarell	6	3	6
		S Warboys	5	3
		C Pasarell	7	6
											C Pasarell	6	8	6
											R Moore	3	10	1
		D Lloyd	4	4
		I El Shafei	6	6
						I El Shafei	3	6	1
						R Moore	6	4	6
		J-C Barclay
		R Moore	w/o

Section 3

First Round	Second Round				Third Round					Fourth Round


		R Wilson	1	7
		R Emerson	6	9
						R Emerson	6	6
						H-J Plötz	3	4
		H-J Plötz	8	6
		P Hutchins	6	0
											R Emerson	3	4
											A Gimeno	6	6
		T Edlefsen	5	2
		B Fairlie	7	6
						B Fairlie	6	4	5
						A Gimeno	4	6	7
		P Dent	4	1
		A Gimeno	6	6

Section 4

First Round					Second Round					Third Round					Fourth Round

	R Taylor	6	1	6
	J Fillol	3	6	3		R Taylor	7	13
	T Ryan	w/o				T Ryan	5	11
	I Năstase										R Taylor	3	6	17
	ON Bengtson	6	5								S Smith	6	2	15
	S Smith	8	7			S Smith	6	6
	P Beust	w/o				P Beust	3	2
	G Forbes															R Taylor	6	3	4
	JL Rouyer	8	4													J Newcombe	3	6	6
	R Maud	10	6			R Maud	2	8	5
	J-P Courcol	6	4	3		EB Buchholz	6	6	7
	EB Buchholz	3	6	6							EB Buchholz	10	0	8
	B Giltinan	2	4								J Newcombe	8	6	10
	K Fletcher	6	6			K Fletcher	1	2
	T Koch	6	4	4		J Newcombe	6	6
	J Newcombe	2	6	6

Bottom Half

Section 5

First Round					Second Round					Third Round					Fourth Round

	T Okker	6	6
	P Hombergen	1	2			T Okker	9	6
	J McManus	3	2			O Davidson	7	2
	O Davidson	6	6								T Okker	6	6
	P Barthès	6	6								P Barthès	2	2
	P Cornejo	3	4			P Barthès	6	8	7
	JE Mandarino					C Richey	4	10	5
	C Richey	w/o														T Okker	2	6	7
	B Hewitt	6	6													B Hewitt	6	4	5
	P Lall	4	1			B Hewitt	6	6
	R Ruffels	w/o				R Ruffels	1	4
	N Špear										B Hewitt	2	6	6
	J Alexander	7	2	16							C Graebner	6	3	3
	G Goven	5	6	14		J Alexander	5	6
	N Kalogeropoulos					C Graebner	7	8
	C Graebner	w/o

Section 6

First Round	Second Round					Third Round					Fourth Round


		Robert Perry	6	1	3
		F Stolle	4	6	6
							F Stolle	6	6
							J Mukherjea	3	3
		J Mukherjea	1	6	6
		O Parun	6	2	3
												F Stolle	6	6
												B Bowrey	1	2
		B Bowrey	w/o
		M Holeček
							B Bowrey	2	6
							B Howe	6	2	r
		B Howe	w/o
		B Jovanović

Section 7

First Round	Second Round					Third Round					Fourth Round


		D Ralston	6	6
		I Buding	1	4
							D Ralston	6	6
							F McMillan	1	0
		G Battrick	1	3
		F McMillan	6	6
												D Ralston	6	6
												C Drysdale	3	1
		C Drysdale	6	4	7
		T Gorman	2	6	5
							C Drysdale	6	3	6
							John McDonald	3	6	3
		D Dell	6	3	5
		John McDonald	3	6	7

Section 8

First Round	Second Round				Third Round					Fourth Round


		A Stone	14	5
		M Riessen	16	7
						M Riessen	3	6	5
						R Holmberg	6	0	7
		R Holmberg	7	11
		A Olmedo	5	9
											R Holmberg	1	6	6
										2	K Rosewall	6	2	2
		D Crealy	6	6
		P Guzmán	3	1
						D Crealy	3	10	3
					2	K Rosewall	6	8	6
		Viktor Kazarevitch	1	0
	2	K Rosewall	6	6

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References

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