Jimmy Walker’s Hobby Takes a Back Seat to His HealthWalker, perhaps the PGA Tour’s only photographer of celestial events, missed the total solar eclipse on Monday to see a doctor about his Lyme disease.
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… Read More100 Years of Fostering African-American Tennis TalentThe American Tennis Association held its centennial national championships this month in Baltimore, where players treasured the sense of community.
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… Read More100 Years of Fostering African-American Tennis TalentThe American Tennis Association held its centennial national championships this month in Baltimore, where players treasured the sense of community.
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… Read MoreSports of The Times: The U.S. Open’s Last Day at Forest HillsA 1977 column in The New York Times recounted the last time the United States Open was played at the West Side Tennis Club.
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… Read MoreRestoring a Landmark for African-American Tennis StarsAlthea Gibson, Arthur Ashe and others honed their skills on a court owned by Dr. Robert Walter Johnson in Lynchburg, Va. The U.S.T.A. is helping renovate it.
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