In the age of innocence

Article Abstract:

Former tennis legends Chris Evert and Tony Trabert recall some of their most memorable moments at the US Open tennis tournament. Evert remembers her finals debut at the event when she faced Billie Jean King. Trabert recalls his loss to Don Mulloy in 1949 and his back-to-back appearances in 1953-54.

Personal narratives, Cover Story, United States Open (Tennis), Evert, Chris, Trabert, Tony

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'Net roundup

Article Abstract:

Fans may finally be able to pace themselves with the latest developments in tennis, by visiting a number of Web sites. These sites do not only provide tennis enthusiasts with enormous information about players, but allow them to view photographs and memorabilia of their favorites.

Usage, Internet, Information services, World Wide Web

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Sometimes, the cliche's the thing

Article Abstract:

Professional tennis players have a tendency to use cliches when giving their views about the game and their performance. These cliches are oftentimes meaningless or confusing. Some of the most commonly uttered cliches by tennis players are presented.

Appreciation, Language and languages, Cliches

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