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MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Shopping ... Sign In Web Search: Encarta Subscriber Sign In Help Home ... Upgrade your Encarta Experience Search Encarta Go to article Further Reading from Encarta Further Reading offers additional information about your topics. Ashe, Arthur Also on Encarta Compare online degrees Train for a better career College life Encarta word of the day Ashe, Arthur Ashe, Arthur, and Arnold Rampersad. Days of Grace: A Memoir. Ballantine, 1994. Ashe looks back on his life and reflects on his mortality as a result of contracting AIDS. For general readers. Ashe, Arthur, with Frank Deford. Arthur Ashe: Portrait in Motion. Collins, David R. Arthur Ashe: Against the Wind. Silver Burdett, 1994. An introduction to the tennis great. For upper elementary school readers. Dexter, Robin, and R. W. Alley. Young Arthur Ashe: Brave Champion. Troll, 1996. An introduction to the life of the noted tennis player and public figure. For younger readers; particularly suited for reading aloud. Martin, Marvin. Arthur Ashe: Of Tennis and the Human Spirit. Franklin Watts, 1999. A biography of the tennis great. Portrays the obstacles he overcame and his achievements as a tennis player and spokesperson who raised public awareness about AIDS. For middle school readers. Weissberg, Ed.

23. Arthur Ashe Remembered - Tennis On the tenth anniversary of his death, we remember this AfricanAmerican tennis player far beyond his accomplishments on the tennis court. - arthur ashe http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art8195.asp

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24. Arthur Ashe - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia ashe began to attract the attention of tennis fans after being awarded a tennis In the last year of his life, arthur ashe did much to call attention to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_Ashe

Arthur Ashe From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Arthur Ashe Country: United States Height: 6 ft 1 in (185 cm) Weight: 160 lb (73 kg) Plays: Right Retired: Career prize money: Grand Slam Record Titles: 3 Australian Open W French Open QF (1970, '71) Wimbledon W U.S. Open W Arthur Robert Ashe, Jr. July 10 February 6 ) was a prominent tennis player who was born and raised in Richmond Virginia USA . He is well remembered for his efforts to further social causes. As a youngster, Ashe was small and not well-coordinated. But by the time he entered high school, he starred in tennis, basketball, and football. In tennis, he won the state championship, while in football, he helped lead his team to the city championship as a speedy wide receiver. Ashe began to attract the attention of tennis fans after being awarded a tennis scholarship at UCLA in . That same year, Ashe was the first African American ever selected to the US Davis Cup team. In , Ashe won the individual NCAA championship. He was also a chief contributor in UCLA's winning the team NCAA championship in the same year. With this successful college career behind him, Ashe quickly ascended to the upper echelon of tennis players worldwide after turning professional in 1966. By , most people considered Ashe to be the best American male tennis player. He had won the inaugural

25. Arthur Robert Ashe, Jr., 1985 Enshrinee: International Tennis Hall Of Fame Seeded first in Boston, ashe won the title by surging past teammate Bob Lutz in the A tennis player who went well beyond the game, arthur upheld the http://www.tennisfame.org/enshrinees/arthur_ashe.html

Home Enshrinees Calendar of Events Museum Membership Facility Use Contact Information Sign up for our FREE Email Bulletins CLASS OF 1985 Born: July 10, 1943, Richmond, Virginia, United States Died: February 6, 1993 Citizenship: United States Handed: Right BIOGRAPHY A singular figure in the game's history as the only black male to win a major singles titlethree of them in factArthur Robert Ashe, Jr., also set a record in 1968 that is most unlikely to be equaled. He won both the U.S. Amateur and Open championships, the first time such a double was possible. No one has come remotely close since. That first season of the open era was a whirlwind year for him, then 1st Lt. Ashe of the U.S. Army. In order to maintain Davis Cup eligibility and gain time away from duty for important tournaments, Ashe was required to maintain his amateur status. Determining that the traditional (and previously amateur) U.S. Singles Championships at Forest Hills would become the inaugural U.S. Open in 1968, the USTA designated Longwood Cricket Club in Boston as the site for a U.S. Amateur tournament. Seeded first in Boston, Ashe won the title by surging past teammate Bob Lutz in the exciting final, 4-6, 6-3, (8-10), 6-0, 6-4. However, with pros introduced to Forest Hills, Ashe was a lightly regarded fifth seed. Nevertheless, at 25, he came of age as an internationalist. Unflappable over the New York fortnight, he served-and-volleyed splendidly. In the final he clocked 26 aces, returned with precision, and held his cool in a five-set final-round victory over pro Tom Okker, 14-12, 5-7, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3.

26. Arthur Robert Ashe ashe, arthur Robert, 1943–93, American tennis player, b. Richmond, Va. ashe rose from his hometown s public courts to become the first AfricanAmerican male http://www.factmonster.com/ce6/people/A0804974.html

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ESPN Network: ESPN NBA.com NHL.com ABC ... Fantasy SEARCH ESPN ESPN Web TENNIS Results WTT MEN'S TENNIS Schedules ATP Rankings Earnings Players ... Message Board WOMEN'S TENNIS Schedules WTA Rankings Earnings Players ... Message Board SPORT SECTIONS MLB Scores GameCast NFL ... More Sports Thursday, February 6 Those Ashe touched carry on his work By Greg Garber ESPN.com Earlier this week, MaliVai Washington was walking through Dulles International Airport when he spotted a familiar face. It was Arthur Ashe, wearing a typically stoic countenance, looking out at him from an advertising billboard. Like the statue that stands outside Arthur Ashe Stadium, home of the U.S. Open, the tennis great remains a presence today's athletes won't forget. "Yes, it was him," Washington said from his northern Florida home. "Long after his death, Arthur is still relevant, he is still having a major impact on the international world. "It took a lot of guts. I can't imagine the pressure he was under, playing in South Africa or Wimbledon in 1975," he said. "Very few people have the personality and character and strength to want to do what he did." And what he wanted to do was to help people that couldn't always help themselves. Children were one of his most treasured causes. Two days before the U.S. Tennis Association holds its annual tournament in Flushing, N.Y., the organization celebrates "Arthur Ashe Kid's Day." It has raised more than $2.5 million for the Arthur Ashe Foundation over the past six years.

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ESPN Network: ESPN.com NBA.com NHL.com WNBA.com ... ProRodeo ALSO SEE Ashe was first African-American male to win a Slam Ashe's impact reached far beyond the court By Bob Carter Special to ESPN.com After he contracted the AIDS virus he was asked, 'Is this the hardest thing you've ever had to deal with?' And he said, 'No, the hardest thing I've ever had to deal with is being a black man in this society says author Ralph Wiley about Arthur Ashe on ESPN Classic's SportsCentury series. The tennis "firsts" were served up and chronicled through most of Arthur Ashe's life. They often arrived hand in hand with his color: first African-American male to win the U.S. championship, first to win at Wimbledon, first to play for the U.S. Davis Cup team, and on and on. Arthur Ashe won the 1968 U.S. Open as an amateur. While sports record books dutifully mark these achievements, civil rights and health historians embrace a more substantive image of the man who seldom shied from fighting for what he believed was right. His fight lasted to the final days of a much-publicized bout with AIDS, a personal struggle he had hoped to keep private. An independent thinker who considered himself a moderate, Ashe crusaded against South African apartheid and the treatment of Haitian refugees. He pushed for higher academic standards for athletes, particularly for minorities. He raised millions of dollars for inner-city tennis centers and the United Negro College Fund, started the African- American Athletic Association and wrote

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36. Arthur Ashe’s Legacy Lives On arthur ashe Kids’ Day is a daylong festival of kids’ tennis activities – including interactive games, musical entertainment and free clinics. http://www.laprensa-sandiego.org/archieve/february07-03/ashe.htm

February 7, 2003 It was ten years ago yesterday (Feb. 6, 1993) when Arthur Ashe died from AIDS-related pneumonia. Today, he must be smiling from the heavens. Earlier this morning, rising American tennis star, James Blake, who is ranked in the top 25 in the world rankings, took to the court as he led the United States Davis Cup team in a first-round match against Croatia. In 1969, Ashe co-founded the USA Tennis National Junior Tennis League, a program to provide economically disadvantaged youth the opportunity to learn tennis. Today, the program continues to flourish as a training ground for young stars. In fact, Blake honed his game while playing in the Harlem Junior Tennis Program. After turning pro in 1999, Blake won his first professional tournament last year, defeating Andre Agassi on his way to the title. Other stars such as Serena and Venus Williams, who are ranked one and two in the world respectively, also took part in the NJTL when they were learning how to play tennis. Off the court, Ashe worked tirelessly to eliminate racism and poverty around the world, particularly in segregated South Africa. He also devoted countless time and effort to creating tennis opportunities for youngsters from all backgrounds. The Life and Times of Arthur Ashe Entries Now Being Accepted For Arthur Ashe Essay Contest The essay contest, previously open only to USA/NJTL participants, is open to entries from all school children across the nation for the first time.

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