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2. Tony Trabert - Wikipedia

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   In 1988, he published the book Trabert on Tennis, sharing his insights on the game from a player's, coach's, and commentator's standpoint. [7] In 1970, with the encouragement of Dr.Toby Freedman and Dale Jensen, Trabert opened the Tony Trabert Tennis Camp in Ojai, California at Thacher School, and then one in Pebble Beach, California for ages 8 ...

3. Ojai Tennis Tournament - Wikipedia

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   The inaugural Ojai Tennis Tournament matched the Ojai Valley and Ventura tennis clubs, with the pool of eligible entrants later expanding to include neighboring counties and eventually all of California. [4] By 1912, it was the largest amateur tennis tournament in the US with 272 competitors in 12 events. [12]

4. Category:Tennis in California - Wikipedia

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6. The $10 million cocktail everyone is drinking at the US Open

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   The US Tennis Association aims to get 1 million fans to the US Open this year — the most in its 56-year history — according to the Sports Business Journal. StubHub told CNN that sales on the ...

7. Rod Laver - Wikipedia

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   In 1972, Laver cut back his tournament schedule, partly because of back and knee injuries and his tennis camp businesses, but he still won five titles [29] that year. In 1973, Laver won seven titles [ 29 ] and successfully participated in the semifinals and final of the Davis Cup , where he won all six of his rubbers for Australia.

8. ESF Camps - Wikipedia

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   ESF was founded by brothers Michael and Bill Rouse in 1982 as a two-week summer tennis camp at the Haverford School.Michael, who was 15 at the time, needed to raise $3,200 to play in the United States Tennis Association National Tournament.

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