- 'National' was
dropped from the organization's name,
making the
abbreviation USLTA. In 1975, the word "Lawn" was
officially dropped from the name. The USTA...
-
Lometa (/loʊˈmiːtə/ loh-MEE-tə) is a city in
Lampasas County, Texas,
United States. The po****tion was 753 at the 2020 census. It is part of the Killeen–Temple–Fort...
- 1924
because of the Olympics. The
United States Lawn
Tennis ****ociation (
USLTA) had
several grievances with the ILTF and
refused to join when it was formed...
- to all
international players. The
United States Lawn
Tennis ****ociation (
USLTA) had
several grievances with the ILTF and
refused to join when it was formed...
-
Shreveport Journal (1969) 1971
USLTA Yearbook. New York City:
USLTA. 1971. p. 63. 1971
USLTA Yearbook. New York City:
USLTA. 1971. p. 64. ****ociation of...
- 2009. Axthelm, Pete; Talbert,
William F. (1967).
Tennis observed: The
USLTA men's
singles champions, 1881–1966.
Barre Publishers.
Forest Hills: An illustrated...
- The 1971
USLTA Indoor Circuit, also
known as the U.S.
Indoor Winter Circuit, was a
professional tennis circuit held in the
United States that year. It...
- ties
between 1927 and 1929. Talbert, Bill (1967).
Tennis Observed – The
USLTA Men's
Singles Champions, 1881–1966. Barre:
Barre Publishers. p. 101. OCLC 172306...
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prize money than had been
provided previously by the
USLTA and
other organizations.
Despite the
USLTA's suspension of the "Original 9" from its tournaments...
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Championships three times (1940–1942). Her
amateur career ended in 1947 when the
USLTA revoked her
amateur status for
exploring the
possibilities of
turning professional...
