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In "The Pros, The Forgotten Era of Tennis" author Peter Underwood explains why pro players were forced into what was often called the traveling circus where these sporting outcasts played each other during long and rather tatty tours all over the world. a.co/d/fLrKIS4

"Titanic: The Tennis Story" at Arthur Ashe Stadium at the US Open Tennis (with the roof under construction!)

A stirring and remarkable story, this novel tells the tale of the intertwined life of Dick Williams and Karl Behr who survived the sinking of the Titanic and went on to have Hall of Fame tennis careers. "Titanic: The Tennis Story" here a.co/d/ixV2nVk #Amazon via Amazon

There is a screenplay for "Titanic: The Tennis Story" by the way...

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June 24, 1913 – Dick Williams, 14 months after surviving the sinking of The Titanic, makes his Wimbledon debut, beating RMK Turnbull of Britain 61 64 63. “He scarcely missed a chance,” wrote the New York Times of Williams. “His backhand drives were a feature of great strength."

September 1, 1914 – Richard Norris “Dick” Williams, a survivor of the sinking of the Titanic, upsets Maurice McLoughlin 6-3, 8-6, 10-8 to win the modern-day US Open Tennis in Newport, R.I., the last time the event is held at the site that is now the International Tennis Hall of Fame.

The The New York Times called the Dick Williams upset of Maurice McLoughlin in the 1914 men's singles final of the modern-day US Open Tennis final played on September 1, 1914 “one of the great surprises of the age.”

Read the incredible story of two survivors of the sinking of the Titanic who went on find success and played against each other in the quarterfinals of the modern-day US Open Tennis in the narrative tale "Titanic: The Tennis Story" here a.co/d/737kDDb #Amazon via Amazon

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June 24, 1913: Dick Williams, 14 months after surviving the sinking of The Titanic, makes his Wimbledon debut, beating RMK Turnbull of Britain 61 64 63. “He scarcely missed a chance,” wrote the The New York Times of Williams. “His backhand drives were a feature of great strength."