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Ashe Arthur:     more books (72)

Arthur Ashe: Tennis Champion by Louie Jr. Robinson, 1973 Arthur Ashe: Young Tennis Champion (Childhood of Famous Americans) by Paul Mantell, 2006-01-03 Arthur Ashe: Of Tennis & the Human Spirit (Impact Books Series) by Marvin Martin, 1999-04 Arthur Ashe's Tennis Clinic by Arthur Ashe, 1981-06 Arthur Ashe Tennis Champion by Jr. Louie Robinson, 1975 Arthur Ashe, Tennis Legend (Great Comeback Champions) by Jim Spence, 1995-08 Arthur Ashe: Tennis Star & Activist by Carole Marsh, 1998-09 Arthur Ashe : Tennis Champion by Jr. Louis Robinson, 1975-08-01 Arthur Ashe: Tennis Champion (Melrose Square Black American Series) by Ted Weissberg, 1993-12-01 Arthur Ashe On Tennis: Strokes, Strategy, Traditions, Players, Psychology, and Wisdom by Je Moutoussamy-Ashe, 1995-03-28 Arthur Ashe on Tennis by Various, 1996-06-01 Arthur Ashe: Tennis Champion -- First 1st Edition, Illustrated with Photographs by Louie Robinson, 1967 Arthur Ashe Tennis Champion by Louis Robinson, 1969-01-01 Arthur Ashe: Tennis Great & Civil Rights Leader (Legendary Athletes) by Chr”s Mcdougall, 2011-01

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1. BIOGRAPHY
   within tennis and in society as a whole. Though at his best he was for many the very definition of tennis, tennis never defined Arthur Ashe.  
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2. Arthur Ashe CMG Worldwide Represents Many Famous Legends Of The
   Arthur Ashe represented by CMG Worldwide the agent and representative of the Greatest Legends and Personalities of the 20th Century  
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3. Arthur Ashe Youth Tennis And Education
   2004 Arthur Ashe Youth Tennis Education Annual Report "Tennis Longhand Writings on the Game", an entertaining collection about the game of  
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4. CNN/SI - Arthur Ashe
   After learning to play tennis in Richmond's Brookfield Park, Ashe attracts the attention of Ronald Charity, a parttime tennis coach.  
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5. CNN/SI - Arthur Ashe
   Tribute site produced by CNN/SI. Includes information about Arthur Ashe Stadium, a biography, photo gallery, and features.  
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6. Arthur Ashe
   tennis including Althea Gibson (the first black to win a major tennis championship). From 1956 to 1961 Arthur Ashe won several amateur tennis  
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7. Arthur Ashe Stadium Seating Chart, US Open Tickets, Tennis
   Arthur Ashe Stadium Seating Chart Copyright 2003 US Open Tennis Tickets Tours  
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8. Arthur Robert Ashe, Jr., 1985 Enshrinee International Tennis Hall
   had also befriended and helped Althea Gibson), Ashe finished high school in St. Louis, where he could get the necessary tennis competition.  
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9. Breaking The Barriers A Houston Chronicle Special Section
   Yet never were Ashe's victories and challenges limited to the tennis courts. Sports, he said, should be viewed as a means to an end.  
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10. Arthur Ashe Institute For Urban Health
    Ashe Institute for Urban Health is dedicated to keeping Arthur Ashe's vision of universal health care alive. On December 3, 1992, tennis legend  
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11. CNN/SI - Arthur Ashe
    arthur Robert ashe Jr. is born in Richmond to arthur Sr. and Mattie C. ashe. After learning to play tennis in Richmond s Brookfield Park, ashe attracts  
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12. CNN/SI - Arthur Ashe
    Tribute site produced by CNN/SI. Includes information about arthur ashe Stadium, a biography, photo gallery, and features.  
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13. CNN/SI - Arthur Ashe
    Tribute site produced by CNN/SI. Includes information about arthur ashe Stadium, a biography, photo gallery, and features.  
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14. BIOGRAPHY
    As a tennis player, arthur ashe was one of the most prominent players of his time; an allout competitor For arthur ashe, tennis was a means to an end.  
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    Extractions: As a tennis player, Arthur Ashe was one of the most prominent players of his time; an all-out competitor who rarely beat himself. His legacy, however, will be the positive changes he helped bring about and the causes he championed, both within tennis and in society as a whole. Though at his best he was for many the very definition of tennis, tennis never defined Arthur Ashe. As a child growing up in segregated Richmond, Virginia, Arthur’s physical stature did little to indicate his future career as a professional athlete. "Skinny as a straw," Arthur derived countless hours of pleasure reading and listening to music with his mother, Mattie. He also showed a surprising flair for tennis from the first time he picked up a racquet. At the age of six, Mattie passed away suddenly. Though heartbroken, Arthur’s memory of his beloved mother was a source of inspiration throughout his life. Upon graduation from high school, Arthur was good enough to earn a tennis scholarship to UCLA. It was at UCLA that Arthur became recognized for his tennis ability on a national level, culminating with an individual and team NCAA championship in 1965. He was growing as a person as well, graduating in 1966 with a BA in Business Administration. Ashe was selected in 1963 to represent the United States in Davis Cup play, an honor in which he took great pride. In doing so, he also became the first African-American to be selected to play for the American team. In actuality, Arthur Ashe was a trailblazer for African-American males in tennis every time he succeeded on the court, in much the same fashion as Althea Gibson had for African-American females some 10 years earlier. The relevancy of these accomplishments was not lost on Ashe. His determination to succeed "despite" being an outcast in a historically white sport was put to an even greater test in 1969.

15. Arthur Ashe Youth Tennis And Education
    Philadelphia Youth tennis provides yearround instruction and tennis programs to 5000 children in the Philadelphia area. A non-profit organization founded  
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16. Arthur Ashe: Biography And Much More From Answers.com
    View Poster arthur ashe , tennis Player Born 10 July 1943 Birthplace Richmond, Virginia Death 6 February 1993 (AIDS) Best Known As The first.  
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    Extractions: showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: Personalities Dictionary Encyclopedia History WordNet Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping Arthur Ashe Personalities View Poster Arthur Ashe Tennis Player A tennis star of the 1960s and 1970s, Ashe was also an African-American pioneer: he was the first black man to win at the U.S. Open and Wimbledon. He scored many other firsts in his career, including becoming the first African-American on the U.S. Davis Cup team in 1963. Ashe played tennis at UCLA and was national collegiate champion in 1965. He won three major tournaments in his career: the U.S. Open (1968), the Australian Open (1970) and Wimbledon (1975). Ashe retired in 1980 and was elected to the Tennis Hall of Fame in 1985. In 1988 he discovered he had AIDS, probably having gotten the HIV virus from a blood transfusion during heart surgery in 1983. Ashe made the news public at a 1992 press conference and died the next year. Ashe served in the U.S. Army from 1966-68, reaching the rank of second lieutenant... Ashe's three-volume history of African-American athletes

17. Arthur Robert Ashe
    ashe reaches the end of his hard road to glory. (tennis player arthur ashe) Lorene ashe, stepmother of late tennis great arthur ashe, succumbs.  
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18. Ashe, Arthur
    Biography. ashe, arthur. tennis Birthplace Richmond, Va. Born 1943 arthur Robert ashe ashe, arthur Robert, 1943–93, American tennis player, b.  
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19. HickokSports.com - Biography - Arthur Ashe
    This document is a biography of hall of fame tennis player arthur ashe. It is a page in the Biography section of HickokSports.com, the largest collection of  
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    Extractions: d. Feb. 6, 1993 Ashe began playing tennis seriously when he was ten, under the tutelage of Dr. R. Walter Johnson, a Charlottesville physician who had helped make Althea Gibson the first black tennis champion. After his junior year in high school, he moved to St. Louis, where he could face stiffer competition. Ashe won four straight American Tennis Association championships, from 1960 through 1963, and in 1965 he was the NCAA tennis champion, representing UCLA. While serving in the Army in 1968, Ashe became the first black male to win a national title, taking both the first U. S. Open and the U. S. amateur championship. He turned professional after leaving the Army in 1969 and won the 1970 Australian Open. As the culmination of his career, he won the Wimbledon singles title in 1975, the first black male to accomplish that. Slender at 6-foot-1 and only 158 pounds, Ashe was a graceful yet powerful player who hit hard top-spin ground strokes and had an excellent first serve. He was ranked among the top ten players in the U. S. fifteen times, and eleven times he was in the top three. In 304 singles tournaments, Ashe had 52 victories and was the runner-up 42 times. A heart attack forced his retirement in 1980. "It's very hard for an athlete to leave center stage," he said. "What do you replace it with?"

20. Arthur Ashe: A Who2 Profile
    arthur ashe • tennis Player. A tennis star of the 1960s and 1970s, ashe was tennis Hall of Fame arthur ashe Good full history of his life and career  
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    Extractions: ARTHUR ASHE Tennis Player A tennis star of the 1960s and 1970s, Ashe was also an African-American pioneer: he was the first black man to win at the U.S. Open and Wimbledon. He scored many other firsts in his career, including becoming the first African-American on the U.S. Davis Cup team in 1963. Ashe played tennis at UCLA and was national collegiate champion in 1965. He won three major tournaments in his career: the U.S. Open (1968), the Australian Open (1970) and Wimbledon (1975). Ashe retired in 1980 and was elected to the Tennis Hall of Fame in 1985. In 1988 he discovered he had AIDS, probably having gotten the HIV virus from a blood transfusion during heart surgery in 1983. Ashe made the news public at a 1992 press conference and died the next year. Extra credit : Ashe served in the U.S. Army from 1966-68, reaching the rank of second lieutenant... Ashe's three-volume history of African-American athletes, A Hard Road To Glory , was published in 1988... His book Days of Grace: A Memoir was published in 1993... The main court of the National Tennis Center (home to the U.S. Open) is named Arthur Ashe Stadium... Ashe is sometimes compared with another tennis star who broke racial barriers

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