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City tennis courts to be dedicated in memory of John Elsen
Friday, September 3, 2010 16:00 No CommentsCity tennis courts to be dedicated in memory of John Elsen
Photos submitted The Sycamore Tennis Courts will be renamed to the John F. Elsen Tennis Court Sept. 4 at 1 p.m. during a ceremony. (Above) Elsen practices before a tennis tournament in Arizona. (Inset) A recent photograph of Elsen.
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Tennis club courts city’s help with improvements
Friday, September 3, 2010 8:00 No CommentsTennis club courts city’s help with improvements
The ball hasn’t stopped bouncing on 0,000 in tennis court money. Barrie city council has approved a deal with the Barrie Community Tennis Club to reconstruct the Lampman Lane Park and Painswick Park tennis courts, using the provincial/federal RinC funding secured last year.[...]
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THE TENNIS COURTS, RAMSEY I.O.M.. 1928
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All-Main Line boys’ tennis features kings of their courts
Monday, August 30, 2010 20:01 No CommentsAll-Main Line boys’ tennis features kings of their courts
The Main Line high school boys’ tennis scene last spring included some top-notch teams, such as Friends’ Central, which won the Friends School League championship for the second year in a row; Harriton, which captured its second consecutive PIAA Class AA District One title; Radnor (18-3), which reached the PIAA Class AAA state semifinals for the second consecutive season; and Barrack Hebrew …
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Cardinal tennis nets new courts
Monday, August 30, 2010 8:05 No CommentsCardinal tennis nets new courts
FAIRMONT – Fairmont girls tennis mentor Jeff Nauman can finally rest his vocal cords. After two weeks of nearly shouting instructions to his players during practices, the decibel level at the Cardinal Courts in Fairmont has dropped dramatically.
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Tennis queen Sharapova looking to reign the courts again
Thursday, August 26, 2010 19:01 No CommentsTennis queen Sharapova looking to reign the courts again
Tennis queen Maria Sharapova, who has shot back up the rankings, coming back after a shoulder injury that almost ended her career, feels she is hitting her stride and has a good chance of capturing her second U.S. Open title in four years.
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Three Penn State Alums Build Eight Kids Tennis Courts at the White House
Tuesday, August 24, 2010 22:17 No CommentsThree Penn State Alums Build Eight Kids Tennis Courts at the White House
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – Former Penn State tennis players and alums Lee Sponaugle, Virgil Chrisian and David LaSota along with other United State Tennis Association (USTA) members made news on Aug. 3 as they helped contribute to the QuickStart Tennis clinic held on the South Lawn of the White House.
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Pittsford high school tennis courts closed
Monday, August 23, 2010 19:06 No CommentsPittsford high school tennis courts closed
The tennis courts located at Pittsford Mendon and Sutherland high schools will be closed for repairs until Aug. 21.
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All-Main Line boys’ tennis features kings of their courts
Monday, August 23, 2010 5:10 No CommentsAll-Main Line boys’ tennis features kings of their courts
The Main Line high school boys’ tennis scene last spring included some top-notch teams, such as Friends’ Central, which won the Friends School League championship for the second year in a row; Harriton, which captured its second consecutive PIAA Class AA District One title; Radnor (18-3), which reached the PIAA Class AAA state semifinals for the second consecutive season; and Barrack Hebrew …
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Tennis courts in centre of race for living and playing space
Thursday, August 19, 2010 22:02 No CommentsTennis courts in centre of race for living and playing space
WAVERLEY is already the most densely populated municipality in Australia and it appears it may become more crowded by losing its last remaining tennis centre.
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