Thursday, January 17, 2013
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Maybe Keys Is The
Next American Star
The
United States is desperately looking for a new female tennis star to
fill the huge gap that will be left at some time or another by Serena
and Venus Williams. Former champions Lindsay Davenport and Pam Shriver
believe the search may have found fruition with Madison Keys.
This is Not A Good
Open For Australian Players
It's
all about lost pride in Australia after an historic collapse of national
hopes over the first three days of the Open.
Midway through the
first week of the fortnight, three Aussies from 16 are alive in the
second round at Melbourne Park, the worst showing in the post-1968 Open
era. The local debacle follows by seven months the worst Australian
showing at Wimbledon since before World War II.
Djokovic Tolerates
Harrison’s Boasts Then Wins 6-1, 6-2, 6-3
Novak
Djokovic is more than tolerant of past empty boasts from young American
Ryan Harrison, whom he schooled in straight sets in their Australian
Open second-round match. The world No. 1 Serb need only hark back to his
own early days to recall that big talk was all part of the learning
process.
Thanks To Her
Nerves, Stosur Loses At Home
Australia’s
great hope Samantha Stosur again fell foul to the nerves and anxiety
that annually seem to hit her whenever she plays on home soil and
admitted to choking in her second round Australian Open demise.
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Daily Tennis News—Business
Bob
Larson Tennis produces several tennis newsletters. One of these is Daily
Tennis News—Business. This publication is a daily report on the money in
tennis; Who is getting the money, Where does it come from, What do they
do with it and Where does it go.
If you are interested in the business side of tennis, you will find it
interesting. For a free copy of Daily Tennis News—Business, just send
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A
Collection of Tennis Images For Sale
A
professional tennis photographer has been shooting for almost 40 years
at all the major and minor tennis tournaments for the wires systems,
daily newspapers, magazines and advertising agencies. He has been to
venues all over the world and has compiled tennis images (archives) of
all the professionals and some juniors. The images have all been
preserved in a temperature-controlled environment and are color
positives (slides), color and black & white negatives and contact
sheets, as well as digital. There are in excess of 400,000 images and
they are for sale. Seller will transfer copyright and will give total
usage to the purchaser. Lists available with players, tournaments,
dates, etc. For more information please contact 954-448-4999.
Tennis Job of the Week
Position: Community Outreach Manager
The Junior Tennis Champions Center (JTCC) is a nationally recognized
tennis facility in College Park, Maryland, that trains national and
international level elite juniors. JTCC also has a growing community
outreach program for underprivileged youth. This is a maturing
experience for JTCC players because they learn to become role-models by
teaching younger children how to play tennis.
Community Outreach Manager (COM) will work closely with the General
Manger and CEO to manage all facets of program.
Salary and benefits.
Email resume to
apant@thetccp.com.
Tennis Jobs of the Day
Westside Tennis & Fitness, Houston, Texas, is seeking a pro. 713 783
1620.
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of available tennis jobs throughout the US market. Only $10 a month.
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