Chiara Scholl

American tennis player with professional ranking

Chiara Scholl - American tennis player with professional ranking
Born

July 5th, 1992
33 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

United States

Links & References

Professional tennis player achieved a career-high singles ranking of No. 90 on March 11, 2019. Competed in major tournaments including the Australian Open and US Open, with notable performances in doubles. Active in the ITF Women's Circuit, earned five singles titles and numerous doubles titles, contributing to her recognition in the sport.

Achieved a career-high singles ranking of No. 90

Competed in the Australian Open

Competed in the US Open

Won five ITF singles titles

Other People Born on July 5th

Thomas Pitt

Businessman and English politician
Born
July 5th, 1653 372 years ago
Died
April 28th, 1726 299 years ago — 72 years old

A prominent figure in 18th century England, played key roles in both business and politics. Served as the Member of Parliament for the borough of Old Sarum. Established significant trade links and engaged in the development of the East India Company, contributing to its prominence during the period. Became a notable influence in local governance and economic initiatives. His career reflected a blend of commercial ambition and public service.

Continue Reading

Giorgio Borġ Olivier

Maltese politician, Prime Minister of Malta
Born
July 5th, 1911 114 years ago
Died
October 29th, 1980 45 years ago — 69 years old

Served as the 7th Prime Minister of Malta from 1950 to 1955. Advocated for Maltese independence and modernization of the country's infrastructure. Played a significant role in shaping Malta's political landscape during the post-war period. Held various positions within the country's government prior to premiership including Minister of Labour and Social Welfare, contributing to social reforms.

Continue Reading

Diana Lynn

American actress in film and television
Born
July 5th, 1926 99 years ago
Died
December 18th, 1971 53 years ago — 45 years old

Born in 1926, this American actress gained recognition during the 1940s and 1950s. She starred in films and television, making a significant mark in the entertainment industry. Notable works include 'The Major and the Minor' and 'The Ghost and Mrs. Muir'. Also featured in popular television shows, she showcased versatility in both comedic and dramatic roles. Her career spanned multiple decades, contributing to her status in cinema.

Continue Reading

Bernardus Johannes Alfrink

Dutch cardinal and church leader
Born
July 5th, 1900 125 years ago
Died
December 17th, 1987 37 years ago — 87 years old

Served as a cardinal in the Roman Catholic Church, contributing significantly to church matters in the Netherlands. Played a key role in the Second Vatican Council, advocating for reforms and modernization within the church. Actively worked on ecumenical dialogue, fostering relations between different Christian denominations. Appointed as Archbishop of Utrecht, overseeing the Catholic community in the Netherlands, and engaging in various national discussions concerning social and moral issues.

Continue Reading

Veronica Guerin

Investigative journalist and author
Born
July 5th, 1958 67 years ago
Died
June 26th, 1996 29 years ago — 37 years old

An investigative journalist focused on organized crime in Ireland. Worked for the Sunday Independent and The Sunday Tribune, exposing drug trafficking and making significant contributions to journalism. Her reporting on the Dublin drug trade led to increased public awareness of drug-related issues. Guerin's relentless pursuit of the truth earned her numerous accolades, but ultimately, she faced violent retaliation for her work. In 1996, she was tragically murdered, prompting national outcry and significant changes in Irish law enforcement and politics regarding crime and safety.

Continue Reading

Georgios Grivas

Cypriot general and guerrilla leader
Born
July 5th, 1898 127 years ago
Died
January 27th, 1974 51 years ago — 75 years old

Grivas served as a key military figure in the Greek Cypriot struggle for union with Greece. He founded the paramilitary organization EOKA in 1955, which aimed to end British colonial rule in Cyprus and achieve enosis, or union with Greece. Grivas led EOKA during the armed struggle against British authorities, becoming a prominent nationalist figure. Following the 1960 independence of Cyprus, Grivas remained involved in political and military activities, focusing on the Greek Cypriot community. He returned to Cyprus in 1971 following years in exile, but his later years were marked by controversy regarding his political alignments. Grivas passed away in 1974 shortly before the invasion of Cyprus by Turkey.

Continue Reading