Daily FuzzOpen Origin: Memories of US Open At West Side Tennis Club
A tennis historian shares his memories of watching the US Open at Forest Hills.
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Raymond Lee
Raymond Lee is Tennis Now Staff Writer. He is a tennis historian and avid tennis player based in New York. Raymond has covered pro tennis for three decades serving as a writer for Tennis Week Magazine and TennisWeek.com He has been TennisNow.com staff writer since 2010.
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