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Official Twitter account for the book The Greatest Jewish Tennis Players of All Time by Sandra Harwitt

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Pierre Darmon - The Frenchman Who Helped Tennis Grow Into The Open Era https://t.co/1DYNMRhzRU via @WorldTennisMag

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Who Is The Greatest Jewish Female Tennis Player Of All Time? (Hint: She Won #RolandGarros) https://t.co/90FbpnuUBZ via @WorldTennisMag

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Feb. 18, 2008: Shahar Peer becomes the first Israeli tennis player to compete in the Gulf Arab region, defeating Slovakia's Andreja Klepac 63 64 to advance to the second round in the Qatar Open in Doha. Says Peer, "I have been received with a lot of warmth by people in Doha.

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Israel Tennis & Education Centers Raises Funds For Bomb Shelters, Children's Services https://t.co/Yke12DnY02 via @TennisGS

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Israeli Davis Cup captain Jonathan Erlich on the importance of sport in a time of crisis https://t.co/65ecmbGXwp

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Dick Savitt, The 1951 Wimbledon Champion, Is The Greatest Jewish Tennis Player of All Time https://t.co/4MzsUyXxVq

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Jonathan Erlich Is Among The Greatest Jewish Tennis Player of All Time https://t.co/l3yjsxQ3FB via @WorldTennisMag

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Buy or download the book "The Greatest Jewish Tennis Players of All Time" for the #USOpen here https://t.co/JzlnXNl4su #Amazon via @Amazon

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Brad Gilbert, the coach of Coco Gauff, is "The Chatterbox With Something Important To Say," as featured in "The Greatest Jewish Tennis Players of All Time" Book https://t.co/wcXpt2SAh4 via @WorldTennisMag

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"The Greatest Jewish Tennis Players of All Time" for sale and download here https://t.co/GBfcQPh9iP #Amazon via @Amazon

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July 23, 1984: Aaron Krickstein, 16, becomes the youngest player to win the U.S. Pro Championships, defeating Jose-Luis Clerc 7-6, 3-6, 6-4 in the final at the Longwood Cricket Club in Brookline, Mass. Clerc leads 3-0 in the final set, before Krickstein rallies for victory.

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Pierre Darmon - The Frenchman Who Helped Tennis Grow Into The Open Era (excerpt from the @JewishTennis book) https://t.co/G9PDvLsWfU via @WorldTennisMag #RolandGarros

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In the first round of the 1962 U.S. Championships, Rod Laver beat a player named Eleazar Davidman who represented Israel by a score of 63 62 63. Not sure if Eleazar was on the radar of the @JewishTennis folks

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When asked where earning his first ATP ranking point in his first-ever pro tennis event at the @VeroFutures ranked in his life, Roy Horovitz, 16, admitted it was second to another special occasion. “Oh, my Bar Mitzvah was first,’’ he said. READ https://t.co/Rr1mH1M3Yh

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Roy Horovitz talks to ⁦@TennisPublisher⁩ about earning his first ATP ranking point in Vero Beach

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"Sandy Harwitt has lived and breathed the sport for years. Her detail and insight into these player's personal and professional lives is both remarkable and inspiring." Jim Courier on "The Greatest Jewish Tennis Players of All Time" here https://t.co/21iucDcSPm via @Amazon

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Amos Mansdorf of Israel is featured on our book!

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Happy birthday today to @ilanakloss who is featured in our book "The Greatest Jewish Tennis Players of All Time" https://t.co/Gz2eEwLYy1 #Amazon via @Amazon

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January 30, 1951: Dick Savitt becomes the third American to win the Australian men’s singles title beating Australia’s Ken McGregor 63 26 63 61 in the final played in Sydney. Savitt, a graduate of @CornellMTennis, joins Fred Alexander and Don Budge as “Yanks” to win Down Under.