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  • 3.Kids Flip-Flop Wind Chimes. Here’s another great idea for old kid’s shoes. You’ll need one flip-flop, a pair of scissors, string, and chimes, which you can get from the craft store. Use scissors to cut holes in the flip-flop for the string. Then use the string to attach the chimes to the bottom part of the flip-flop.
    https://greencitizen.com/blog/shoe-recycling
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  • Louisa Thomas writes about how mental health was prioritized in sports this year, after athletes such as Naomi Osaka, Simone Biles, Calvin Ridley, Lane Johnson, Bianca Andreescu, Christine Press ...
    https://www.newyorker.com/culture/2021-in-review/a-year-that-changed-how-athletes...
  • PressReader. Catalog; For You; Qatar Tribune. Becker and Kyrgios in war of words over tennis generation­s 2023-12-15 - DPA . THREE-TIMES Wimbledon champion Boris Becker and Australian player Nick Kyrgios have been engaged in a war of words on social media, after Kyrgios statements on the game in the past and present.
    https://www.pressreader.com/qatar/qatar-tribune/20231215/281964612509955
  • PARIS (AP) — Yannick Noah will lead the France men’s wheelchair tennis team at the Paris Paralympic Games next year, the French Tennis Federation said on Thursday. Noah, a celebrity in his home country, guided France to Davis Cup titles in 1991, 1996 and 2017. He also captained France to victory in the Fed Cup in 1997.
    https://www.yourvalley.net/stories/yannick-noah-will-captain-frances-mens-wheelchair...
  • News, photos and videos about Central PA sports, plus national sports teams
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  • Doug Smith, a tennis writer at USA Today and a friend of Ashe, asked to visit. During their conversation, an uncomfortable Smith dropped the bomb: His newspaper had gotten a tip that Ashe was HIV ...
    https://www.statnews.com/2022/06/26/arthur-ashe-and-aids-did-the-public-have-the-right...
  • The idea of open tennis tournament­s of profession­als and amateurs had been discussed for decades and had nearly become reality in 1960, when the Internatio­nal Lawn Tennis Federation, known as the I.L.T.F., narrowly rejected a proposal to approve it. It took eight more years for reason and economics to prevail, and in late March 1968, with ...
    https://www.pressreader.com/usa/the-new-york-times/20180422/281668255576820
  • Costa Rica’s leading English-language newspaper since 1956, featuring breaking news, regional news, travel, business, sports, entertainment and real estate.
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  • O ne summer afternoon at the Queen’s Club in London, where the final pre-Wimbledon, grass-court warm-up tournament took place, Arthur Ashe sat next to Australian great John Newcombe in the clubhouse for a meeting of all the top players. It was June of 1968, the beginning of the “open era” of tennis, in which professionals and amateurs could compete against each other.
    https://timeline.com/arthur-ashe-south-africa-99c415a6aee2