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Tennis History | The Watering Places | Llandudno, Moffat, Dinard, Bad Homburg and Baden-Baden 5
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Tennis History | Beechgrove, Moffat — a national championship with no fixed home spent thirteen years at a sulphur spa, and both 1902 plates were made here
1902
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Biography | Arthur Gore — a database dates his first title to Stevenage in 1888, and a 1903 book puts his first prize on the sands at Dinard about 1880
1880
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Tennis History | Kurpark, Bad Homburg — the most international tournament of the 1890s was played in a spa park, and its courts were laid out for the crowd, 1899
1899
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Tennis History | Lichtentaler Allee, Baden-Baden — the survey of 1903 put this tournament in the past tense, and it ran for another sixty-three years
1903
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Tennis History | Craigside, Llandudno — a national championship inside one hydropathic hotel, in the town that hired out the professionals it barred
1902
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