[Download ebook] Tennis in New York: The History of the Most Influential Sport in the Most Influential City in the World
☆ Dale G. Caldwell, Nancy Gill McShea ☆
| #2413042 in Books | 2011-08-01 | Original language:English | Binding: Perfect Paperback | 270 pages
||1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| Tennis in New York by Dale Caldwell and Nancy Gill McShea|By Patricia J. ONeill|Whether you thumb through its pages at random, or read page by page, you are in for a treat with the arrival of the newest book about tennis. Tennis in New York is a fascinating read....a unique insight into the lives of legendary tennis players, contributors and volunteers who influenced the<||Tennis in New York will take you through the history of the sport and introduce you to the remarkable Easterners who have populated and enriched the game. Nancy McShea and Dale Caldwell have written a valentine to both tennis and New York. It's a labor
Tennis in New York grew out of a passion that tennis is unique. Women and men come to the sport from different backgrounds and share the common obsession for tennis in and around New York City. This book traces the unusual beginnings and evolution of tennis as it preserves in one volume snapshots of legendary characters who have influenced the game in New York City and throughout the world.
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