1988 Pringles Light Classic – Doubles

Beth Herr and Candy Reynolds won in the final 4–6, 7–6, 6–1 against Lindsay Bartlett and Helen Kelesi.

Doubles
1988 Pringles Light Classic
Champions Beth Herr
Candy Reynolds
Runners-up Lindsay Bartlett
Helen Kelesi
Final score4–6, 7–6, 6–1

Seeds

Champion seeds are indicated in bold text while text in italics indicates the round in which those seeds were eliminated.

  1. Maria Lindström / Anne Minter (First Round)
  2. Peanut Louie-Harper / Wendy White (Semifinals)
  3. Mary Joe Fernández / JoAnne Russell (Quarterfinals)
  4. Beth Herr / Candy Reynolds (Champions)

Draw

Key
First Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
1 M Lindström
A Minter 		3 4  
  C Bassett-Seguso
T Phelps 		6 6     C Bassett-Seguso
T Phelps 		5 6 6
  G Kim
J Klitch 		1 0     M Maleeva
A Smith 		7 4 4
  M Maleeva
A Smith 		6 6     C Bassett-Seguso
T Phelps 		6 3 2
4 B Herr
C Reynolds 		3 6 6 4 B Herr
C Reynolds 		3 6 6
  C Christian
A Frazier 		6 0 0 4 B Herr
C Reynolds 		6 6  
  A Farley
A Farley-Wilson 		6 6     A Farley
A Farley-Wilson 		0 4  
  M Brown
J Forman 		0 4   4 Beth Herr
Candy Reynolds 		4 7 6
  L Bartlett
H Kelesi 		6 6     Lindsay Bartlett
Helen Kelesi 		6 6 1
  N Killingsworth
K Steinmetz 		2 4     L Bartlett
H Kelesi 		w/o    
  H Cioffi
S Sloane 		1 2   3 M J Fernández
J Russell 		     
3 M J Fernández
J Russell 		6 6     L Bartlett
H Kelesi 		6 6  
  J Kaplan
W Wood 		7 6   2 P Louie-Harper
W White 		3 4  
  D Faber
A Schwartz 		5 4     J Kaplan
W Wood 		1 2  
  L Antonoplis
J Richardson 		3 6 3 2 P Louie-Harper
W White 		6 6  
2 P Louie-Harper
W White 		6 2 6
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