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An early court in Hingham, Massachusetts, 1930
An early court in Hingham, Massachusetts, 1930
John Van Norden, FMTC President, 1937-1938
John Van Norden, FMTC President, 1937-1938
The Radio City chorus is introduced to “paddle” tennis, Atlantic City, 1937.
The Radio City chorus is introduced to “paddle” tennis, At...
1952 Men's Nationals: Jim Gordon, Danny Dyer (finalists on left), Dick Hebard and Fred Walker (winners) flank APTA officials
1952 Men's Nationals: Jim Gordon, Danny Dyer (finalists on lef...
Zan Carver with one of his favorite partners, Barbara Koegel
Zan Carver with one of his favorite partners, Barbara Koegel
The Comptons
The Comptons
Mason at work on new wing
Mason at work on new wing
Gordon Gray from Greenwich, Connecticut, was one of the top male players from the late 1960s to the 1970s
Gordon Gray from Greenwich, Connecticut, was one of the top ma...
Fay Gambee, originally from Englewood, New Jersey, had great success with several partners, including B. J. Debree, Wendy Chase, and Pat Lurie.
Fay Gambee, originally from Englewood, New Jersey, had great s...
Chuck Vasoll's N.Y. license plate proudly proclaims the car owner to be a Platform Tennis enthusiast. Vasoll served as APTA President from 1988-1992.
Chuck Vasoll's N.Y. license plate proudly proclaims the car ow...
Flip Goodspeed (in front) and Scott Mansager in the 2007 Nationals at the New York Athletic Club in Pelham Manor, NY
Flip Goodspeed (in front) and Scott Mansager in the 2007 Natio...
Lynn Schneebeck and Heather Prop from Cincinnati at the 2010 Nationals
Lynn Schneebeck and Heather Prop from Cincinnati at the 2010 N...
As a way to bring platform tennis to wider audiences, several tournaments were held indoors in Connecticut in the early 1980s, including the Nationals in 1983
As a way to bring platform tennis to wider audiences, several ...
As a way to bring platform tennis to wider audiences, several tournaments were held indoors in Connecticut in the early 1980s, including the Nationals in 1983
As a way to bring platform tennis to wider audiences, several ...
1998 APTA Hall of Fame Inductees Hilary Hilton Marold, Jack Watson and Yvonne Hackenberg. Not pictured is Chet Kermode. L to R: Bob Brown(HOF Committee chair), Hilary Hilton Marold, Jack Watson, Yvonne Hackenberg, and Walt Peckinpaugh
1998 APTA Hall of Fame Inductees Hilary Hilton Marold, Jack Wa...
Manhold and Manhold Cup
Manhold and Manhold Cup
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