Albert Canet

1878–1930 (age 52)

Biography

Albert Canet was a French tennis player who competed during the early twentieth century. He contributed to the development of tennis in France during a formative period for the sport.

Canet's athletic achievements earned him a place of honor at Père Lachaise Cemetery, reflecting the respect accorded to those who advanced French sporting traditions.

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