Skip to main content
Digital Archive Ontario Homepage
Tennis stars give Toronto a breath of fresh air
Tennis stars give Toronto a breath of fresh air

Tennis stars give Toronto a breath of fresh air

Date2/6/1988
Names
(photographer)
Format
Notes
Original Toronto Star caption: Tennis stars give Toronto a breath of fresh air. It may have been just an exhibition match with nothing much at stake, but two of the top stars of tennis lefthanded Jimmy Connors of the United States and Sweden's Mats Wilander, were giving it their all in aid of The Star's Fresh Air Fund.
Medium
Language
ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0089278F
Sung provides breath of fresh air
Sung provides breath of fresh air
11/4/1985
Fewer stars are night clubbing and autograph seekers now go to race track and tennis clubs in search of such favorites as Cara Williams
Fewer stars are night clubbing and autograph seekers now go to race track and tennis clubs in search of such favorites as Cara Williams
12/24/1947
Strong backhand, Chris Pridham, one of Canada's promising tennis stars, puts a lot into his backhand stroke in a match at last month's Sun Life Nationals at the Ontario Racquet Club
Strong backhand, Chris Pridham, one of Canada's promising tennis stars, puts a lot into his backhand stroke in a match at last month's Sun Life Nationals at the Ontario Racquet Club
7/9/1987
Smiling Tennis stars Stephanie Green of Vancouver (left) and Montreal's Andree martin say it's laughable how little prize money is alloted to women co(...)
Smiling Tennis stars Stephanie Green of Vancouver (left) and Montreal's Andree martin say it's laughable how little prize money is alloted to women co(...)
8/7/1969
Six stars of the tennis court display court robes to be worn at the coronation of King George VI next May
Six stars of the tennis court display court robes to be worn at the coronation of King George VI next May
1/9/1937
Tennis is a balloon, Club pro Jim Bentley (foreground) and Ken Sinclair play tennis in Swedish-designed air-supported dome at Toronto Cricket, Skating and Curling Club
Tennis is a balloon, Club pro Jim Bentley (foreground) and Ken Sinclair play tennis in Swedish-designed air-supported dome at Toronto Cricket, Skating and Curling Club
12/3/1968
Tennis is a balloon, Club pro Jim Bentley (foreground) and Ken Sinclair play tennis in Swedish-designed air-supported dome at Toronto Cricket, Skating and Curling Club
Tennis is a balloon, Club pro Jim Bentley (foreground) and Ken Sinclair play tennis in Swedish-designed air-supported dome at Toronto Cricket, Skating and Curling Club
12/3/1968
Harlem Globetrotter Geese Ausbie gives Tom Murtha, vice-president of marketing and sales for The Star, the promise of a cheque for The Star Fresh Air Fund, based on a portion of gate receipts
Harlem Globetrotter Geese Ausbie gives Tom Murtha, vice-president of marketing and sales for The Star, the promise of a cheque for The Star Fresh Air Fund, based on a portion of gate receipts
4/1/1983
You can't win 'em all, tennis star Pancho Gonzales seems to be saying as he spreads his arms in exasperations during Canadian Open Tennis Championship(...)
You can't win 'em all, tennis star Pancho Gonzales seems to be saying as he spreads his arms in exasperations during Canadian Open Tennis Championship(...)
8/14/1970
Outdoor play facilities give this little boy plenty of opportunity to release energy, get fresh air and sun
Outdoor play facilities give this little boy plenty of opportunity to release energy, get fresh air and sun
8/17/1972
Tennis team at tennis courts, Riverdale Park, Broadview Avenue, west side, opposite Tennis Crescent, Toronto, Ontario.
Tennis team at tennis courts, Riverdale Park, Broadview Avenue, west side, opposite Tennis Crescent, Toronto, Ontario.
1913?
Tennis team at tennis courts, Riverdale Park, Broadview Avenue, west side, opposite Tennis Crescent, Toronto, Ontario.
Tennis team at tennis courts, Riverdale Park, Broadview Avenue, west side, opposite Tennis Crescent, Toronto, Ontario.
1913?