gardnar mulloy造句

• "It was better in Boston, " says Gardnar Mulloy.
• Gardnar Mulloy is second with 135.
• Mottram reached the quarterfinal of the 1948 Wimbledon Championships in which he lost to Gardnar Mulloy.
• He was best known for playing the right side next to his favorite partner, the spirited Gardnar Mulloy.
• Notable exceptions include Gardnar Mulloy, 86, of Miami, America's top-ranked player in 1952.
• Gardnar Mulloy, a top doubles performer in his day, and his partner also have fallen to Shapiro and Elkind.
• In 1958, Surface lost in the final of the U . S . National Seniors singles championship to Gardnar Mulloy.
• He competed at the 1952, with wins over Robert Kerdasha and Don Eisdenberg, before a loss to 11th seed Gardnar Mulloy.
• When King won the match, Segura declared disgustedly that Riggs was only the third-best senior player, behind himself and Gardnar Mulloy.
• In 1948 at Wimbledon, he teamed with Gardnar Mulloy, losing the men's finals to the Australian duo, John Bromwich and Frank Sedgman.
• In June 1951 Candy won the singles title at the Kent Championships, a grass court tournament held in Beckenham, defeating Gardnar Mulloy in three sets.
• Bartzen was selected to the team, along with Gardnar Mulloy and Hugh Stewart, and Bartzen started his Davis Cup career with two singles victories in Cuba.
• The crowd, in an outpouring of fondness, appreciated that, too, in saluting champions that ranged from McEnroe to 90-year-old Gardnar Mulloy.
• After the match, Pancho Segura declared that Riggs was only the third best senior player, behind himself and Gardnar Mulloy, and he challenged King to another match.
• While still a student at Miami Beach High School, the right-handed Belkin was Florida men's champion, defeating both Frank Froehling and Gardnar Mulloy to become so.
• By the time he was 17 Segura had won a number of titles in Latin America and was offered a tennis scholarship by Gardnar Mulloy, Tennis Coach, at the University of Miami.
• During his career, he had wins over Rod Laver, Roy Emerson, Neale Fraser, Chuck McKinley, Frank Sedgman, Manuel Santana, Gardnar Mulloy, Art Larsen and Alex Olmedo.
• While Margetson remained in the periphery, The New York Daily News hailed the players Billy Talbert and Gardnar Mulloy for being " among the first to realize the potential of the bubble ."
• Indeed, pairs such as Jack Kramer-Ted Schroeder, Bill Talbert-Gardnar Mulloy, Chuck McKinley-Dennis Ralston, Stan Smith-Bob Lutz, Roy Emerson-Fred Stolle became favorites.