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    really even knew about it. Then Arnold Palmer became eligible and when he played in 1980, the Tour became more popular. When the 1980 U.S. Senior Open came around he has won every tournament so far, but he couldn’t play because…

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    all the players in the U.S. open at a dinner held at the club. This tests Francis because most of them don’t like armatures and don’t think he should be able to play in the open. They look below him because he is in the working class and doesn’t have much money. Francis does try to put on a fake personification of him to others but they can see right though him and they know the truth. This is a test for Francis to see if he can handle the pressure. He meets one girl Sara who he tries to impress…

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    Sieffert can carry this squad but only to a certain degree, if another player can be the Robin to Collin’s Batman, then Gorgui will find themselves in the championship game. On the other side of the final Hagianna’s takes on The Bad, The Ugly, and The Ginger. Ugly has the advantage in terms of fundamentals, but no team in the league can match the athleticism and raw talent of Hagianna’s and this will lead Hagianna’s to the championship game. The Championship come down to Hagianna’s taking on…

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    According to biography.com, Billie Jean was one of the highest paid athletes of her time, but she still fought for equal pay. She fought for what she thought was right, not for what society thought was okay, which not many people did at the time. Billie Jean noticed that at some tournaments, men were getting paid twelve times more than women, which she found outrageous because both men and women have equal abilities and have to put forth the same amount of effort to do well (“Billie Jean King…

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    woman athlete in history! In 1991 she was on the junior United States Tennis Association tour and ranked 1st in the 10-and-under division. When she was 14 Serena turned pro and was NO.99 in the world rankings.In June 2013, Williams took her second French Open title—as well as her 16th Grand Slam singles title—in a 6-4, 6-4 victory over defending champion Sharapova. When Serena was nine so that she could attend the tennis academy of Rick Macci, who would provide additional coaching. Macci…

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    During their rivalry, golf’s popularity skyrocketed, as new tournaments were added, being broadcast on television. After Jack’s ametur career, he turned pro. He finished runner-up to Arnold Palmer by only two strokes in the 1960 U.S. Open and as a fourth-place finisher in the 1961 U.S. Open. In 1962, at the Oakmont Country Club outside of Pittsburgh, Nicklaus beat Arnold Palmer in a play-off to win the U.S. Open (Baughman, 1998), Jack’s first PGA Major Championship. It went down as both one of…

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    From the swing of the racket to the way they move across the court, Venus and Serena Williams are both brilliant tennis players. Both sisters are equally successful in their lives outside of tennis, but their careers in the game are very different from each other. Venus Williams was born on June seventeenth, 1980 making her the older sister in the dynamic tennis duo. Her younger sister, Serena, was born on September twenty-sixth, 1981. Both girls were enrolled at Rick Macci’s Tennis Academy…

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    study. This is good for the experiment because the more subjects tested, the more accurate the data will be. This allowed for the 50 golfers, who were significantly differently to be tested in the same ways. This ‘within’ study resulted in some really unexpected results (Cooke et al. 2010). The 50 golfers were put through a series of situations in which the researchers controlled. They started the experiment by setting up a situation that called for low pressure, such as a putting green with no…

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    the same, we were unstoppable. As the season went on we were drawing more attention to our school to the point where local critics were for us for once. You could say the attention was getting to us because we weren’t use to having a winning season. It was time for playoffs and our reputation was through the roof. I for one was having the best time of my life. The playoffs went by fast and the wins kept coming. At this point the championship game was just around corner something my school…

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    winner take all $100,000 tennis match. The match was nationally televised and was named the “Battle of the Sexes”. King would defeat Riggs 6-4, 6-3, 6-3, and become the first women to defeat a man in any sport. After the match, it is reported that Riggs “was devastated and isolated himself in his hotel room for four hours.” The match had an estimated 90 million viewers worldwide, 50 million just in the United States and the total attendance in the Astrodome in Houston was 30,472, the largest…

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