100 Wimbledon championships: A celebration (Willow books)

Barrett, John.

Collins

World of Tennis

Reference

HarperCollinsWillow

Published in association with the International Tennis Federation and listing Grand Slam and other major competition results, this 30th anniversary edition also contains top-60 player profiles, national association contacts and feature articles. It is richly illustrated with a new 16 page colour section.

Sports & Outdoors

Racket Sports

World of Tennis features a wealth of facts and figures on the game, including full coverage of all the Grand Slam tournaments, the men's and women's international circuit, team competitions, and satellite circuits. There are also in-depth profiles of the top 75 men and women players in the world and a listing of national association names and addresses. World of Tennis is complete with more than 100 action photos of highlights of the years' play as well as the greatest moments in the history of the game. For tennis fans or professionals, this is the ideal companion to the game. John Barrett is a former British Davis Cup player and captain; he is currently the tennis correspondent for London's Financial Times and senior tennis commentator for BBC television.

World of Tennis 2000

Harpercollins Pub, Ltd.

Collins Pocket Guide to the Sea Shore

Science & Math

Yonge, Charlotte Mary

Biological Sciences

Viking Pr

Seacoast

Ovenden, Denys

Stephen Greene Pr

"Oh I Say"

Maskell, Dan

HarperCollins, Publishers

<p>The Wimbledon Championships began life in 1877 as little more than a Victorian summer pastime. Nowadays, for two weeks in June, the whole of the tennis world converges on SW19 for one of the defining moments of the British summer. In this book, endorsed by the All England Club, John Barrett chronicles the story of the development of the tournament, decade by decade, set against the backdrop of world events. He describes the great players who have appeared at the championships, discusses some of the controversies that have raged, such as the dramatic exit of Suzanne Lenglen in 1926 and the scandalous reaction to the lace panties of "Gorgeous" Gussie Moran in 1949, and some of the truly great moments, the duals between McEnroe and Borg and, more recently, Pete Sampras's seventh singles title. Within each decade are photographs and biographies of every men's and ladies' singles champion, complete with singles result from the 114-year history of the championships, contained in a statistics section. Containing more than 400 photographs, this book is a portrait of an occasion that has become as much an institution as an international sporting event.</p>

Wimbledon: The Official History of the Championships

HarperCollins, UK

Biochemistry: International Edition

Houghton Mifflin Harcourt School

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