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RM2BW2DWY–In heavy rain 18 players out of nearly 5000 from all parts of Britain competed in the finals of the National single Bowls championship at Paddington Bowls club, London. I. Crankshaw of the Cheltenham Bowls Club in play at Paddington. 14 August 1937.
RMG8H3PB–Mexico players take time out from training for a game of 'The Line', their version of the game known in Britain as Pitch and Toss
RM2BW3GDT–Arsenal Cup final players out at Highbury . The Arsenal Cup players practised at Highbury . Among them was Ted Drake , who had a try out after having recovered from injury . It is considered almost certain that he will be able to turn out at Wembley . Photo shows , Gunner the Arsenal ' s dog mascot , making a fuss of Peter Dougall watched by the other Arsenal players during a team photo shot . 7 April 1936
RM2BW3R5F–Romp on the beach . Kent Taylor and Phyllis Brooks , the Hollywood film players out for a run on the beach at Santa Monica , California . May 1936
RM2CHBFH9–Gloucestershire County Cricket Club players try out the Target Golf Range, which will open tomorrow on the County Ground in Bristol. Driving off is Ken Graveney. Looking on are (l-r) Arthur Milton, Tony Brown and Barrie Meyer. The idea behind the venture is to make full use of the ground for 365 days of the year - it is used for cricket only on 28 days during the summer.
RM2M3NY85–A page from the Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, reporting on a riot at the water polo during the 1932 Los Angeles Olympic Games. In a match between Brazil and Germany, the Hungarian referee, Mr Bela Komjadi ordered four Brazilian players out of the pool. They did so but then charged at the unfortunate official who had to be rescued by 35 policemen. For their rashness, Brazil were disqualified from the competition. Date: 1932
RM2GJ0DEE–Bobby Charlton of Manchester United leads his players out onto the pitch. Behind him are goalkeeper Alex Stepney, Brian Kidd and George Best. May 1968.
RMGAR4HX–(L-R) Tennis players Jean Forbes and Cliff Drysdale toast their future happiness after taking time out from the Wimbledon Championships to marry each other
RM2M96BGM–View inside a snooker room, with two players. One player is aiming with his cue, while the other player sits waiting for his turn. In the foreground are two small tables with papers set out on them, and a gas lamp above.
RMG90JM7–West Germany players run off the pitch as a thunder storm breaks out above. They were training ahead of the World Cup Final against England the next day.
RM2BW8C05–Gentlemen versus Players at the Oval . With wickets falling cheaply , the Hon Lionel Tennyson hit out fearlessly for the Gentlemen against the Players . In the picture a frantic but futile effort to catch him out is seen being made in the slips . 9 July 1925
RMG9EAXA–Players' Fred Trueman (l) clouts the ball to the boundary, watched by Gentlemen's Alan Smith (c) and Edward Craig (r)
RM2BWB4FP–Many well known celebrities at cricket Many notable players took part in a cricket match played at Harrow between Kemp ' s team and Harrow Wanderers Sir Richard Cruise K C V O and Sir Gerald du Maurier going out to field 8 July 1922
RMG49CY0–Cricket - Schweppes County Championship - Surrey v Sussex - First Day - The Oval. Duncan Pauline (Surrey) hits out.
RF2B76XKG–The picture depicts children playing football, in which, a small boy is getting other players out of the way in football, vintage line drawing or engr
RMGC6DB7–Cricket - County Championships - Middlesex v Lancashire - Lord's Cricket Ground. P.Lever is out, caught by P.J.Parfitt.
RMG49GK6–Cricket - Eton College v Harrow School - Second Day - Lord's. Henry Corbett (Harrow) is out bowled by A.G.Milne for 32
RF2AT84M9–Niall Quinn is out-gunned as he tries to head for goal. Pearce, Gaynor and Foster are the Nottingham Forest players, left - right. No one can watch
RMERD21F–Derby County players enjoy a day out at Uttoxeter races. Roy McFarland and Alan Hinton enjoy a grandstand view. 16th March 1973.
RMGC58R4–Cricket - Second Test Day One - England v Australia - Lord's Cricket Ground. B.L.D'Oliviera is out - L.B.W to Bob Massie
RM2K8P4DK–Oslo 19830203: CDs and CD players take over the market. LP boards and record players on their way out. To the right Svein Hilmarsen in Philips with the new Compact Disc player, and Mikkel Aas from Polygram with new plate (CD plate) and 'old' vinyl plate (LP plate). Photo: NTB archive / NTB
RMGC76NF–Cricket - Gillette Cup 1980 (Semi-Final) - Surrey v Yorkshire - The Oval. Yorkshire's batsman(Jim)James Derek Love is bowled out for 4.
RM2M96A4M–A man reading the rules of the board game Frogger, which was based on the popular arcade and video game of the same name and was brought out by Milton Bradley in 1981. The board game version is for two players, who are allocated their own supply of frogs, logs and cars. The purpose of the game is to move one's frogs to the other side of the board, moving logs and cars in order to block the other player. Bonus points are awarded for landing on flies!
RMGC8PKY–Cricket - Surrey v Somerset -Britannic Assurance County Championship 1985 - Day One - The Oval. Somerset batsman Nigel Felton drives the ball but is caught out watched by Surry wicket-keeper Jack Richads
RMGCX638–England's Martin Peters leads his team out at Wembley for his first match as captain. Following him are Ralph Coates and goalkeeper Gordon Banks.
RM2HJDMJP–Helen Wills. American teenis player. October 6 1905 - Januari 1 1998. Also known by her married names Helen Wills Moody and Helen Wills Roark. She became famous for holding the top position in women's tennis for a total of nine years: 1927–33, 1935 and 1938. She won 31 Grand Slam tournament titles (singles, doubles, and mixed doubles) during her career, including 19 singles titles. Wills was the first American woman athlete to become a global celebrity, making friends with royalty and film stars despite her preference for staying out of the limelight. She was admired for her graceful physique
RMGC83A5–Cricket - England v Australia Australia in British Isles 1985 (2nd Test) Venue Lord's Cricket Ground, St John's Wood. England's Mike Gatting is out lbw to Geoff Lawson
RM2HJDMFW–Helen Wills. American teenis player. October 6 1905 - Januari 1 1998. Also known by her married names Helen Wills Moody and Helen Wills Roark. She became famous for holding the top position in women's tennis for a total of nine years: 1927–33, 1935 and 1938. She won 31 Grand Slam tournament titles (singles, doubles, and mixed doubles) during her career, including 19 singles titles. Wills was the first American woman athlete to become a global celebrity, making friends with royalty and film stars despite her preference for staying out of the limelight. She was admired for her graceful physique
RM2CHGYTN–Manchester United captain Bill Foulkes leads the makeshift United team out against Sheffield Wednesday for their first match since the Munich Air Disaster.
RM2BWB4GJ–Many well known celebrities at cricket Many notable players took part in a cricket match played at Harrow between Kemp ' s team and Harrow Wanderers Sir Richard Cruise K C V O and Sir Gerald du Maurier going out to field 8 July 1922
RMG73PDT–The AC Milan goalkeeper Curicini being treated by the trainer and other players after he had been knocked unconscious by a missile in the European Cup semi-final (second leg) against Manchester United at Old Trafford.
RM2BW40CE–Girl in mittens at Melbury clubs tennis tournament . Leading tennis players , men and women , are turning out for Wimbledon in the Melbury clubs tournament at Kensington . This tournament is the first tryout of real lawn tennis strength this season . Photo shows , Miss H Dundas wearing white fleecy mittens in her match against Miss J Harvest . 12 April 1937
RMGCJ4F6–Cricket - England v Australia - Australia in British Isles 1985 (3rd Test) - Second Day - Trent Bridge, Nottingham. Allen Lamb (Center) is bowled out lbw by Geoff Lawson (left)
RM2BWFN29–Mixed bathing at the Zoo Polar bears play ' Get out or Get Under ' Isabelle and Monty the most juvenile of the three year old polar bears at the zoo greatly appreciate the cool water of the pond attached to their den . They have invented a new aquatic sport which may be entitled ' Get out or Get Under ' . The sport begins with a strenuous pushing match and ends with one of the players on the bank or under the water going down for the count 6 June 1922 6 June 1922
RMG7C1FJ–Cricket - Middlesex Players Gym Training Session - Paddington Hospital Rehabilitation Centre, London. Bob Herman is seen working out.
RMERD1YB–Derby County players enjoy a day out at Uttoxeter races. Roger Davies, David Nish and Peter Daniel check out the runners and riders and their form 16th March 1973.
RMGAB48T–A prolonged arguament between officials and players breaks out after West German Referee Rudolph Kreitlein sent off Argentina's Antonio Rattin (in 10 shirt)
RMEJR631–1978 World Cup Final in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Argentina 3 v Holland 1. Dutch players Ruud Krol, Johan Neeskens and rob Resenbrink out and about in Buenos Aires, a few days before the Final. 22nd June 1978. *** Local Caption ***
RMGB5JC5–Cricket - The Ashes - Second Test - England v Australia - Third Day. The England players walk back out into the field after enforcing the follow on by dismissing Australia for 284 in their first innings
RMBHWX23–Reception, Elstree Studio for World Cup Team. L-R Mrs. Banks, Gordon Banks, Jackie Charlton & mother Mrs Charlton 31st July 1966
RMG7WW9C–The two teams walk out at Wembley before the match, West Germany led by Jupp Posipal (l) and England by Billy Wright (second l). The other England players are (l-r) Ronnie Allen, Ron Staniforth, Len Shackleton, Stanley Matthews, Roy Bentley, Tom Finney, Len Phillips, Bill Slater, Bert Williams and Roger Byrne
RMENHJDJ–Everton players enjoy a cup of tea at Speke Airport before flying out to Norway from Liverpool. Pictured left to right seated: Ray Wilson, Sandy Brown, Alex Scott, Jimmy Gabriel with manager Harry Catterick standing behind. 8th August 1965.
RMGC0A8T–Manchester City's Mike Summerbee (third r) argues with referee Clive Thomas (fifth l) after the official sent off City's Mike Doyle (fourth l) and United's Lou Macari (out of pic), watched by United's Stewart Houston (l), Martin Buchan (second l) and George Graham (third l), and City's Alan Oakes (second r) and Dennis Tueart (r). The dismissed players refused to leave the field, prompting Thomas to take all the players off until the game could restart with both teams down to ten men
RMER6CFT–West Bromwich Albion Players stage a second walk out from training in 24 hours, Friday 20th December 1963.THE WALKOUT . . . (left to right) Alec Jackson, Brion Macready, Bobby Crom, Don Howe, Roy Potter, Graham Williams, Jock Bannister and Tony Millington
RMG473WC–Rugby Union - John Player Cup - Wasps v Waterloo - Sudbury. Wasps J Bonner (dark jersey) wins a line out from Waterloo's AM Flett
RMETTWK4–Newcastle United 1986, Pre Season. Players take time out on a inflatable bouncing castle at their Benwell training ground to help publicise Bounce Aid, the latest North East answer to Band Aid. 18th August 1986. Pictured. Organiser John Stokel Walker with
RMG90JM8–West Germany players run off the pitch as a thunder storm breaks out above. They were training ahead of the World Cup Final against England the next day.
RMER67DA–West Bromwich Albion Players stage a second walk out from training in 24 hours, Friday 20th December 1963. Pictured, Manager Jimmy Hagan training alone in the cold, in shorts. Twenty one players, two more than on Thursday, refused to train because manage
RMG79R5P–Italian goalkeeper Dino Zoff safely picks out a dangerous cross despite the attentions of England players Kevin Keegan (No 7) and Dave Watson during the World Cup qualifier at Wembley.
RM2GJ0K0T–London: Walking onto the lush green turf of Wembley stadium, wolves and England Captain Billy Wright (white shirts, leading) receives the applause of the crowd at this his 100th game for England. Bobby Evans, (dark shirt) leads out the Scottish Team. The players are wearing black arm-bands, in mourning for Jeff Hall, Birmingham City and England full-back who died of Polio recently. 11 April 1959
RMG411T9–Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh walks out on to the pitch at Dean Park, Bournemouth for the match between the Duke's County Players Team and Hampshire in a match to aid the National Playing Fields Association.
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RMG411T0–Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh walks out on to the pitch at Dean Park, Bournemouth with Errol Holmes for the match between the Duke's County Players Team and Hampshire in a match to aid the National Playing Fields Association.
RM2M3K0HW–The Sydney Cricket Ground Score-board during the Sheffield Shield match between New South Wales and South Australia, 8th January 1901. New records were made as New South Wales scored 918 all out, with five of their players scoring centuries. 1901
RMGAEXF8–A crowd of anxious players surrounds Willie Rodriguez and Basil Butcher of the West Indies team who were knocked out when they collided as they went down for a catch from Ted Dexter in the match against the Duke of Norfolk's XI at Arundel Castle, Sussex.
RM2M3K0JK–Photograph of B.O. Allen (Captain of Gloucestershire CCC) and P.A. Gibb (Cambridge University and Yorkshire) walking out of the pavilion to open the innings for the 'Gentleman's Team', in the match against the 'Players', held at Lord's Cricket Ground, July 1938. Date: 1938
RMGCG7K1–Trying out helmets are Queens Park Rangers players Les Ferdinand (left) and Dean Coney. They are joined by Kevin Ward, John Simonaitis (centre, behind) and Rob Roberts (r), who will be playing American style football at Queens Park Rangers ground, Loftus Road
RM2M3RPMD–Mrs Sarah Palfrey Fabyan, Jean Borotra and Alice Marble pictured at Roehampton Club in 1938. Alice Marble (1913 - 1990), American tennis player was the first woman to win both the US Open and Wimbledon singles titles in the same year, as well as the ladies' doubles and mixed doubles. She also pioneered the wearing of shorts for tennis, first in 1932 and in 1950, spoke out supporting the black tennis player, Althea Gibson and encouraging the public to accept black and homosexual tennis players into the game. Jean Borotra (1898-1994), was a French tennis player known as the 'Bounding Basque
RMG8H5WY–Sheffield Wednesday's Vic Mobley, who will almost certainly be out of the side to meet Everton in the FA Cup final at Wembley tomorrow, is seen leaving Sheffield today with some of the partners of Wednesday players. (l-r) Carol Fantham, Susan Fidler, Barbara Mobley, Vic Mobley, Yvonne Megson, June Quinn and Beryl Young.
RM2AB7939–Vintage 1910s Baseball Players - Bill Morley, Knoxville Reds, Appalacian League, but working out with Washington AL ca. 1913
RMG675NE–A pensive Cliff Drysdale of the Association of Tennis Professionals, at the ministry of the Environment in Marsham Street where he and ATP member Jack Kramer had talks with the Minister of Sport, Eldon Griffiths, in a last minute bid to save the threatened walk-out of the world's top male players from the Wimbledon championships. Players are protesting over the suspension of Nikola Pilic.
RM2A59DN7–Rome, Olympic Stadium, January 5, 1975. From left: Juventus players, Claudio Gentile and Roberto Bettega, come out of the field at the end of the lost away match at Lazio (0-1) and valid for the 12th day of the Italian championship of Serie A 1974-75.
RMG42KNY–Wendy Brooks, 33, who has applied for the job of Leicester City's manager and is awaiting an official reply from the club. She founded and is manager of the Whitwick Wackers Boys' soccer team, who need only one point to retain the local league championship they won last season. She is pegging out the players' strip as she also does all the team's washing.
RM2A69WWR–Look out! Notre Dame. Otis Cole, one of the Navy players on whose endurance, ability and general good playing the midshipmen of Annapolis are placing their hopes to beat Notre Dame this coming Saturday. Cole plays guard on the Navy team. 10/24/35
RMG51WAW–Splashing out after their 3-2 win over Manchester United in this afternoon's FA Cup Final at Wembley. Arsenal players (from left): Pat Rice (captain), Frank Stapleton, Graham Rix, Brian Talbot, Pat Jennings and David O'Leary take a well-earned bath, making sure to keep their victors' trophy high and dry
RMK338JH–Inside the Milton S Eisenhower Library at Johns Hopkins University, the audiovisual center includes a long table with multiple record players and empty chairs, in front of a counter in the back for checking out materials, and bright lights on the ceiling, Baltimore, Maryland, 1965.
RMER69FY–West Bromwich Albion Players stage a second walk out from training in 24 hours, Friday 20th December 1963. Twenty one players, two more than on Thursday, refused to train because manager Jimmy Hagan still won't let them wear tracksuit trousers in the bit
RMG90KT2–Friends and wives of some of the England players gathered together at the hotel before heading out to watch The Black and White Minstrel Show. (l-r) Miss Leslie Newton (fiancee to Alan Ball), Judith Hurst (wife to Geoff Hurst), Kay Stiles (Nobby Stiles), Norma Charlton (Bobby Charlton), Mrs Wilson (Ray Wilson), Carol Paine (Terry Paine) and Ursula Banks (Gordon Banks).
RM2GJ5NJC–1962 World Cup Italy v Chile Police and referee Ashton escort Italian player Ferrini from the field . Heated quarrels broke out between players of the two teams and police finally had to come onto the pitch to escort Ferrini off . 2nd June 1962
RMRA4BBE–Rome, Olympic Stadium, January 5, 1975. From left: Juventus players, Claudio Gentile and Roberto Bettega, come out of the field at the end of the lost away match at Lazio (0-1) and valid for the 12th day of the Italian championship of Serie A 1974-75.
RM2H4GD10–Workout for older guys who are over weight o play in alumni vs current players on high school football game
RMW2HCYK–Look out! Notre Dame. Otis Cole, one of the Navy players on whose endurance, ability and general good playing the midshipmen of Annapolis are placing their hopes to beat Notre Dame this coming Saturday. Cole plays guard on the Navy team. 10/24/35
RMGB47YY–Port Vale and Norwich City players battle for the ball. It turned out to be a fruitless task for Port Vale as Norwich romped to a 3-1 victory
![Soccer World Cup 1974 / Final round group B / FRG - Yugoslavia 2:0 / 26.06.1974 in Duesseldorf / The players come out of the tunnel of the Düsseldorf Rhine stadium. [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2PYWE9J/soccer-world-cup-1974-final-round-group-b-frg-yugoslavia-20-26061974-in-duesseldorf-the-players-come-out-of-the-tunnel-of-the-dsseldorf-rhine-stadium-automated-translation-2PYWE9J.jpg "Soccer World Cup 1974 / Final round group B / FRG - Yugoslavia 2:0 / 26.06.1974 in Duesseldorf / The players come out of the tunnel of the Düsseldorf Rhine stadium. [automated translation] Stock Photo")
RM2PYWE9J–Soccer World Cup 1974 / Final round group B / FRG - Yugoslavia 2:0 / 26.06.1974 in Duesseldorf / The players come out of the tunnel of the Düsseldorf Rhine stadium. [automated translation]
RMG4HHA3–06/02/1958: On this day in 1958, a plane crash in Munich all but wipes out the famous Manchester United team known as the Busby Babes PA News 7/2/58 Shown here is the tangled wreckage of the BEA Elizabethan liner which crashed in Munich with Manchester United players and officials on board. The plane was bringing the Manchester United party home from Belgrade after a European Cup match.
RMW9F792–English Cricket 1950 season - A newspaper picture of Laurie Fishlock of Surrey taking a ball from Malcolm Hilton (Lancashire - described as the 'best slow left-arm bowler and one of Wisden's cricketers of year), playing for the MCC)
RMKWD8C7–Chinese National Table Tennis Team at a television studio at Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School. March 17, 1972. 'Ping Pong Diplomacy' grew out of the exchange of table tennis players between the U.S. and People's Republic of China. (BSLOC 2015 17 236)
RM2F88EDW–File photo dated 23-11-1960 of Graham Williams (Wales) picking the ball out of the net after Johnny Haynes scored England's fourth goal. Other Welsh players seen L-R are; Colin Baker (no.6), Mel Nurse, Alan Harrington, Vic Crowe (no.4) and goalkeeper Jack Kelsey. England won the match 5-1. Issue date: Monday April 12, 2021.
RMKHHYB0–A photographic portrait of two baseball players from the Philadelphia Quakers, Arthur Irwin is pretending to tag out Tommy McCarthy who is pretending to be sliding headfirst in to a base, 1900. From the New York Public Library.
![Bobby Charlton waves to the crowd at the end of his last match when his team Manchester United lost to Chelsea 1-0 at Stamford Bridge. 28 April 1973 Sir Robert Charlton, CBE (born 11 October 1937) is an English former footballer who played as a midfielder. He is regarded as one of the greatest players of all time,[6] and an essential member of the England team who won the World Cup in 1966, the year he also won the Ballon d'Or. He played almost all of his club football at Manchester United, where he became renowned for his attacking instincts and passing abilities from midfield and his ferocio Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RTXHCM/bobby-charlton-waves-to-the-crowd-at-the-end-of-his-last-match-when-his-team-manchester-united-lost-to-chelsea-1-0-at-stamford-bridge-28-april-1973-sir-robert-charlton-cbe-born-11-october-1937-is-an-english-former-footballer-who-played-as-a-midfielder-he-is-regarded-as-one-of-the-greatest-players-of-all-time-6-and-an-essential-member-of-the-england-team-who-won-the-world-cup-in-1966-the-year-he-also-won-the-ballon-dor-he-played-almost-all-of-his-club-football-at-manchester-united-where-he-became-renowned-for-his-attacking-instincts-and-passing-abilities-from-midfield-and-his-ferocio-RTXHCM.jpg "Bobby Charlton waves to the crowd at the end of his last match when his team Manchester United lost to Chelsea 1-0 at Stamford Bridge. 28 April 1973 Sir Robert Charlton, CBE (born 11 October 1937) is an English former footballer who played as a midfielder. He is regarded as one of the greatest players of all time,[6] and an essential member of the England team who won the World Cup in 1966, the year he also won the Ballon d'Or. He played almost all of his club football at Manchester United, where he became renowned for his attacking instincts and passing abilities from midfield and his ferocio Stock Photo")
RMRTXHCM–Bobby Charlton waves to the crowd at the end of his last match when his team Manchester United lost to Chelsea 1-0 at Stamford Bridge. 28 April 1973 Sir Robert Charlton, CBE (born 11 October 1937) is an English former footballer who played as a midfielder. He is regarded as one of the greatest players of all time,[6] and an essential member of the England team who won the World Cup in 1966, the year he also won the Ballon d'Or. He played almost all of his club football at Manchester United, where he became renowned for his attacking instincts and passing abilities from midfield and his ferocio
RMRMB37W–Arrival of the crew at the station in Lindau.Players of the team lean out of the train window. From left: Max Morlock, substitute, Jupp Posipal, Hans Schaefer. In 1954 Germany won its first World Cup in Switzerland.
RM2J7H5FE–Cuban baseball player runs towards the dugout giving the thumbs up sign and his coach reaches out to shake his hand.
RMER6921–West Bromwich Albion Senior Players staged a second walk out from training in 24 hours, Friday 20th December 1963. Twenty one first team players, two more than on Thursday, refused to train because manager Jimmy Hagan still won't let them wear tracksuit
RMWB6WHJ–Fans outside the Washington team's dressing rooms waiting for the players to come out ... Abstract/medium: 1 photographic print.
RM2BJ042E–Women's champion runs city cafe devoted chess. - Sitting tense in a silence broken only by the rattler coffee cups, chess 'friends' have found a haven in a City of London cafe, aptly named 'The Gambit' in Budge Row. - The only cafe in the world dedicated entirely to chess, it is run by Miss Edith Price, who has been in Budge Row for 37 years and has herself been four times woman chess champion of Great Britain. - Many of the players come from all parts of London and some stay till well past midnight. - Photo shows, Miss Edith Price thinking out a move during a game with one of her customers at
RM2GJ1F84–1962 World Cup Italy v Chile Police and referee Ashton escort Italian player Ferrini from the field . Heated quarrels broke out between players of the two teams and police finally had to come onto the pitch to escort Ferrini off . 2nd June 1962
RM2K8W71B–Oslo 19771020: Lillestrøm and Bodø/Glimt meet on Sunday for the cup final at Ullevål. The two most prominent players on the teams, Tom Lund (t.h.) and Harald Berg met for a general test at Åråsen last weekend, and it went out of Lillestrøm victorious. We hope the best team wins and that it is not decided because Who is the strongest in the back. Photo: Erik Thorberg / NTB / NTB
RM2GJ0EPR–Tony Hateley, £100,000 centre forward, is finding out that life at the top with Chelsea can be really tough. On thursday he encountered manager Tommy Docherty's latest training brain wave - a canvas waistcoat weighted with 21lbs of sand. The players name for it is the 'strait-jacket' The idea is to improve speed, stamina and bing an all round higher standard of fitness. 4th November 1966.
RM2K8P4N6–Oslo in the summer of 1965. South African tennis players meet Norwegian players for Davis Cup matches at Madserud for almost closed doors - only those with membership in the Norwegian Tennis Association entered. Outside, there were demonstrations demanding that the matches be stopped. South Africa's apartheid policy had excluded the country from the Olympic Games, but because the country was not yet excluded by the International Tennis Association, the Davis Cup tournament against Norway could be held. Hundreds of police officers were out of the occasion. Photo: Ivar Aaserud / Current / NTB ..
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