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He later moved to 85th Street and Cottage Grove Avenue until declining health forced him to retire last year.

Cruzat also was a tennis player whose most prized trophy was a doubles title he won in the U.

His father also was a physician.

Edward "Ted" Pedro Cruzat, 73, a prominent black physician who was well known in Chicago's upper social circles, died of lung disease on Wednesday, Feb.

Cruzat worked as a general surgeon at St.

16, in his Near South Side home.

"He had a great deal of civic interests; he was active in both the black and white communities, and he was a fine gentlemen," said his co-worker Dr.

But after a summer visit to a colorful uncle who also was a doctor, he enrolled at Meharry Medical College in Nashville, Tenn.

Survivors include his wife, Mildred, a dance and fitness instructor; a son, Edward; daughters Sevara and Liza Cruzat-Brooks; a brother, John; three sisters, Camille Travis, Stella Redman and Eunice Hickman; and a granddaughter.

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He opened his first office in Chicago at 51st Street and King Drive after completing his residency in 1957.