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Gardnar Mulloy reflects on his youth along the Miami River growing up in the Spring Garden neighborhood.
To learn more about the Miami River and the Miami River neighborhood of Spring Garden, check out "Miami: Relections on the River" at http://www.wpbt2.org/miamiriver.
- published: 29 Feb 2012
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For a brilliant athletic career spanning the 20th Century and entering the 21st; for his unique role in popularizing tennis for sport, exercise, and entertainment, particularly among seniors; and for his selfless work as a champion for animal and human rights, Miami-Dade County Public Schools is proud to induct tennis legend Gardnar Mulloy for induction into the M-DCPS Alumni Hall of Fame. -- November 21, 2014
- published: 26 Nov 2014
- views: 355
Full title reads: "Wimbledon Breaks All Records".
All England Tennis Club, Wimbledon, London. Ted Schroeder beats Gardner Mulloy.
GV Wimbledon tennis courts, racquet in foreground. SV Bob Falkenburg out of car with racquets. SV Miss Pat Todd. SV Foreign players arriving with racquets. SV Fred Perry talking to policeman. GV Wimbledon Courts.
SV Ted Schroeder and Gardner Mulloy walking onto Centre Court before single's match. SV Crowd watching. GV First rally. Mulloy serving nearest camera. Mulloy's point. SV Crowd applauding. SV Mulloy serving and rally. SV Schroeder point and Mulloy saying Mulloy's game. GV Crowd applauding. SV Mulloy serves and rally. SV Schroeder losing point Mulloy saying Mulloy's game. GV Crowd applauding. SV Mulloy serves and rally. SV Schroeder in rally and Schroeder's point. GV Crowd. - applauding. GV Rally with Mulloy nearest camera. Mulloy's point. GV Crowd applauding. SV Rally, Schroeder's point. SV Crowd applauding. GV Schroeder nearest camera. Schroeder nearest camera Schroeder's wins with match point he runs up to net and shakes hands.
GV Crowd applauding. CU Schroeder and Mulloy.
FILM ID:1415.24
- published: 13 Apr 2014
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Longwood Cricket Club, United States of America (USA).
SV Australian pair Mervyn Rose and Rex Hartwig receiving cups (title super over). SV. Towards, players walking onto court. American tennis players Gardnar Mulloy and Billy Talbert. Aussies Mervyn Rose and Rex Hartwig. LV. Crowd. CU. Umpire. SV. Rose serves with back to camera. LV. Long rally, Yank nets. SV. & BV. Rose serves again. CU. Umpire. LV. Play, Talbert returns and Mulloy helps it on way and out of court. SV. Crowd. LV. Hartwig serves towards camera. Talbert returns and out of courts. SV. Congratulations at net and walk off. SV. Aussies receive cups as winners of the US doubles crown.
(F.G.) (Orig "D")
FILM ID:114.17
- published: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 136
Hurlingham.*
Fred Perry is seen giving tennis tuition to a group of girls who model some of Fred's sportswear designs. American player Gardnar Mulloy is also seen in the film showing the girls how to hold their rackets.
Actress Vera Day models a very short pleated skirt and sleeveless tennis shirt. Narrator explains how began designing for men in 1952 but has now turned his hand to designing women's clothes. C/U of the tennis shoes Vera wears, also designed by Perry. The other girls are Valerie McAndless and Angela Proctor.
M/S of Perry demonstrating his serving technique.
George Worthington, official coach to the British Davis Cup team is seen giving some special training to an attractive girl. He seems to enjoy holding her around the waist as she practices her technique. The girl serves a ball.
* not sure which county Hurlingham is in - couldn't find it on the map.
FILM ID:207.07
- published: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 1416
In 1946, Gardnar Mulloy and Bill Talbert defeated Don McNeill and Frank Guernsey 3-6 6-4 2-6 6-3 20-18 to win the U. S. National Men's Doubles title for the third time. This match was played at the Longwood Cricket Club in the Chestnut Hill section of Brookline, Massachusetts (a suburb of Boston). In this clip, Talbert is wearing the dark belt, and McNeill is the taller player on his team. Two years later, in the November 1948 issue of American Lawn Tennis Magazine, Bill Talbert wrote that this was his favorite match:
"Gardnar Mulloy and I already had two legs on the National Doubles trophy when we faced Don McNeill and Frank Guernsey in the 1946 finals. The trophy, first placed in competition in 1919, was won that year by the Australian team on Norman Brookes and Gerald Patterson. It carried the name of practically every tennis great of the past two-and-a-half decades. Gar and I wanted to see our names engraved for a third time. After dividing the initial four sets, the all-important fifth and final chapter turned out to be a knock-down, drag-out affair. In general, we were the more knocked down and dragged out team. Seven times McNeill and Guernsey had us at match point and seven times we somehow managed to even up the score. At one time, I was down love-40 on service at match point, before rallying to knot the count with three service aces. The battle lasted more than three hours and the four of us were near exhaustion when Mulloy and I finally won the final set in the gathering darkness, 20-18. It was the longest duel in the tournament's history. Never before or since was I ever so determined, or did I try so hard to win a match. The feeling that went with winning was a complete as I have ever known."
Talbert and Mulloy won the national doubles title one more time, in 1948. Talbert also won the 1950 French doubles with Tony Trabert and four U. S. national mixed doubles titles. Mulloy also won the 1957 Wimbledon doubles with Budge Patty.
- published: 04 Feb 2011
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Forest Hills, New York, United States of America (USA).
GV. Court (for super sub title. - title reads: "Sedgman Keeps Crown") SV. Crowd. SV. Gardnar Mulloy spinning racquet. SV. Frank Sedgman serving. GV. Sedgman taking a point. A.S. Umpire. SV. Sedgman winning another point. SV. Crowd applauding. GV. Sedgman winning game. SV. Shaking hands at net. SV. Crowd applauding. SCU. Sedgman and Maureen Connolly.
(Comb. F.G.) (Orig. "E")
Selected Originals exist for this item - see other records.
FILM ID:28.29
- published: 13 Apr 2014
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Het internationale tennistoernooi op Wimbledon te Londen. Diverse shots van het terrein, een verkoper van een officiëel programma, aankomst tennissers (Dragutin Mitic, Palada en Branovic (Joegoslavië), Eric Sturgess (Zuid-Afrika) en voormalig Tsjech Jaroslav Drobny (Epypte). Beelden van de wedstrijd tussen Sturgess en Jaroslav Drobny (door Sturgess gewonnen), wedstrijd tussen Frank Sedgman (Australië) en Walton (Groot-Brittannië) door Sedgman gewonnen, wedstrijd tussen Gardnar Mulloy (VS) en Palada, gewonnen door Mulloy.
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- published: 21 Jun 2010
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Unissued / unused footage - dates and locations may be unknown / unclear.
Tennis doubles at Longwood, United States of America.
American newsreel titles read: 'NATIONAL DOUBLES'.
MS of crowd applauding. M/S of Louise Brough and Mrs Margaret DuPont (Margaret Osbourne) with Doris Hart and Todd, posing with trophies on the court. C/U of Brough and DuPont.
L/S of tennis court with Bill Talbert, Gardner Mulloy in near court playing Ted Schroeder and Frank Parker. M/S of Umpire on his ladder. L/S of tennis court with Talbert and Mulloy in far court. M/S of crowd applauding. L/S tennis court, Talbert and Mulloy in nearer court. C/U of Gardner Mulloy and Bill Talbert looking sweaty after the match.
FILM ID:2467.13
- published: 13 Apr 2014
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Gardnar Mulloy
Gardnar Putnam "Gar" Mulloy (born November 22, 1913) is a former U.S. No. 1 tennis player primarily known for playing in doubles matches with partner Billy Talbert. He was born in Washington, D.C. and turned 100 in November 2013. During his career he won five Grand Slam doubles tournaments and was a member of the winning Davis Cup team on three occasions.
Tennis career
When he was the Tennis Coach of the University of Miami, he recruited Pancho Segura for the tennis team. Pancho won three straight NCAA Singles Titles in 1943, 1944, and 1945, a college record now matched by Steve Johnson, who won in 2010, 2011, and 2012. Pancho went on to enjoy a very successful professional tennis career, competing against the top touring professional players from 1947 until retiring in 1962.
Gardnar Mulloy was inducted into the University of Miami Sports Hall of Fame in 1967 as part of its inaugural class of inductees.
Mulloy reached the US Championships men's singles final in 1952, losing to Frank Sedgman. He reached the U.S. No. 1 ranking the same year and was ranked World No. 6 by Harry Hopman in 1947 and World No. 7 by American Lawn Tennis Magazine in 1949.
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27:00International Tennis Hall of Fame Salute to Gardnar Mulloy on his 100th Birthday!
International Tennis Hall of Fame Salute to Gardnar Mulloy on his 100th Birthday!International Tennis Hall of Fame Salute to Gardnar Mulloy on his 100th Birthday!
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4:41Growing up in Spring Garden in the1930s by Gardnar Mulloy
Growing up in Spring Garden in the1930s by Gardnar MulloyGrowing up in Spring Garden in the1930s by Gardnar Mulloy
Gardnar Mulloy reflects on his youth along the Miami River growing up in the Spring Garden neighborhood. To learn more about the Miami River and the Miami River neighborhood of Spring Garden, check out "Miami: Relections on the River" at http://www.wpbt2.org/miamiriver. -
5:04M-DCPS Alumni Hall of Fame: Tribute to Gardnar Mulloy
M-DCPS Alumni Hall of Fame: Tribute to Gardnar MulloyM-DCPS Alumni Hall of Fame: Tribute to Gardnar Mulloy
For a brilliant athletic career spanning the 20th Century and entering the 21st; for his unique role in popularizing tennis for sport, exercise, and entertainment, particularly among seniors; and for his selfless work as a champion for animal and human rights, Miami-Dade County Public Schools is proud to induct tennis legend Gardnar Mulloy for induction into the M-DCPS Alumni Hall of Fame. -- November 21, 2014 -
2:18Wimbledon Breaks All Records (1949)
Wimbledon Breaks All Records (1949)Wimbledon Breaks All Records (1949)
Full title reads: "Wimbledon Breaks All Records". All England Tennis Club, Wimbledon, London. Ted Schroeder beats Gardner Mulloy. GV Wimbledon tennis courts, racquet in foreground. SV Bob Falkenburg out of car with racquets. SV Miss Pat Todd. SV Foreign players arriving with racquets. SV Fred Perry talking to policeman. GV Wimbledon Courts. SV Ted Schroeder and Gardner Mulloy walking onto Centre Court before single's match. SV Crowd watching. GV First rally. Mulloy serving nearest camera. Mulloy's point. SV Crowd applauding. SV Mulloy serving and rally. SV Schroeder point and Mulloy saying Mulloy's game. GV Crowd applauding. SV Mulloy serves and rally. SV Schroeder losing point Mulloy saying Mulloy's game. GV Crowd applauding. SV Mulloy serves and rally. SV Schroeder in rally and Schroeder's point. GV Crowd. - applauding. GV Rally with Mulloy nearest camera. Mulloy's point. GV Crowd applauding. SV Rally, Schroeder's point. SV Crowd applauding. GV Schroeder nearest camera. Schroeder nearest camera Schroeder's wins with match point he runs up to net and shakes hands. GV Crowd applauding. CU Schroeder and Mulloy. FILM ID:1415.24 -
0:48Triumph For Rose And Hartwig Aka Australia Wins Doubles (1953)
Triumph For Rose And Hartwig Aka Australia Wins Doubles (1953)Triumph For Rose And Hartwig Aka Australia Wins Doubles (1953)
Longwood Cricket Club, United States of America (USA). SV Australian pair Mervyn Rose and Rex Hartwig receiving cups (title super over). SV. Towards, players walking onto court. American tennis players Gardnar Mulloy and Billy Talbert. Aussies Mervyn Rose and Rex Hartwig. LV. Crowd. CU. Umpire. SV. Rose serves with back to camera. LV. Long rally, Yank nets. SV. & BV. Rose serves again. CU. Umpire. LV. Play, Talbert returns and Mulloy helps it on way and out of court. SV. Crowd. LV. Hartwig serves towards camera. Talbert returns and out of courts. SV. Congratulations at net and walk off. SV. Aussies receive cups as winners of the US doubles crown. (F.G.) (Orig "D") FILM ID:114.17 -
1:43Tennis Styles In Play & Fashions (1956)
Tennis Styles In Play & Fashions (1956)Tennis Styles In Play & Fashions (1956)
Hurlingham.* Fred Perry is seen giving tennis tuition to a group of girls who model some of Fred's sportswear designs. American player Gardnar Mulloy is also seen in the film showing the girls how to hold their rackets. Actress Vera Day models a very short pleated skirt and sleeveless tennis shirt. Narrator explains how began designing for men in 1952 but has now turned his hand to designing women's clothes. C/U of the tennis shoes Vera wears, also designed by Perry. The other girls are Valerie McAndless and Angela Proctor. M/S of Perry demonstrating his serving technique. George Worthington, official coach to the British Davis Cup team is seen giving some special training to an attractive girl. He seems to enjoy holding her around the waist as she practices her technique. The girl serves a ball. * not sure which county Hurlingham is in - couldn't find it on the map. FILM ID:207.07 -
7:071946 US National Men's Doubles Final
1946 US National Men's Doubles Final1946 US National Men's Doubles Final
In 1946, Gardnar Mulloy and Bill Talbert defeated Don McNeill and Frank Guernsey 3-6 6-4 2-6 6-3 20-18 to win the U. S. National Men's Doubles title for the third time. This match was played at the Longwood Cricket Club in the Chestnut Hill section of Brookline, Massachusetts (a suburb of Boston). In this clip, Talbert is wearing the dark belt, and McNeill is the taller player on his team. Two years later, in the November 1948 issue of American Lawn Tennis Magazine, Bill Talbert wrote that this was his favorite match: "Gardnar Mulloy and I already had two legs on the National Doubles trophy when we faced Don McNeill and Frank Guernsey in the 1946 finals. The trophy, first placed in competition in 1919, was won that year by the Australian team on Norman Brookes and Gerald Patterson. It carried the name of practically every tennis great of the past two-and-a-half decades. Gar and I wanted to see our names engraved for a third time. After dividing the initial four sets, the all-important fifth and final chapter turned out to be a knock-down, drag-out affair. In general, we were the more knocked down and dragged out team. Seven times McNeill and Guernsey had us at match point and seven times we somehow managed to even up the score. At one time, I was down love-40 on service at match point, before rallying to knot the count with three service aces. The battle lasted more than three hours and the four of us were near exhaustion when Mulloy and I finally won the final set in the gathering darkness, 20-18. It was the longest duel in the tournament's history. Never before or since was I ever so determined, or did I try so hard to win a match. The feeling that went with winning was a complete as I have ever known." Talbert and Mulloy won the national doubles title one more time, in 1948. Talbert also won the 1950 French doubles with Tony Trabert and four U. S. national mixed doubles titles. Mulloy also won the 1957 Wimbledon doubles with Budge Patty. -
0:52Sedgman Keeps Crown (1952)
Sedgman Keeps Crown (1952)Sedgman Keeps Crown (1952)
Forest Hills, New York, United States of America (USA). GV. Court (for super sub title. - title reads: "Sedgman Keeps Crown") SV. Crowd. SV. Gardnar Mulloy spinning racquet. SV. Frank Sedgman serving. GV. Sedgman taking a point. A.S. Umpire. SV. Sedgman winning another point. SV. Crowd applauding. GV. Sedgman winning game. SV. Shaking hands at net. SV. Crowd applauding. SCU. Sedgman and Maureen Connolly. (Comb. F.G.) (Orig. "E") Selected Originals exist for this item - see other records. FILM ID:28.29 -
1:04Wimbledon van start (1950)
Wimbledon van start (1950)Wimbledon van start (1950)
Het internationale tennistoernooi op Wimbledon te Londen. Diverse shots van het terrein, een verkoper van een officiëel programma, aankomst tennissers (Dragutin Mitic, Palada en Branovic (Joegoslavië), Eric Sturgess (Zuid-Afrika) en voormalig Tsjech Jaroslav Drobny (Epypte). Beelden van de wedstrijd tussen Sturgess en Jaroslav Drobny (door Sturgess gewonnen), wedstrijd tussen Frank Sedgman (Australië) en Walton (Groot-Brittannië) door Sedgman gewonnen, wedstrijd tussen Gardnar Mulloy (VS) en Palada, gewonnen door Mulloy. Jouw TV-favoriet op DVD bestellen? Ga naar: http://www.beeldengeluid.nl/tvfavoriet -
1:07Tennis Doubles (1948)
Tennis Doubles (1948)Tennis Doubles (1948)
Unissued / unused footage - dates and locations may be unknown / unclear. Tennis doubles at Longwood, United States of America. American newsreel titles read: 'NATIONAL DOUBLES'. MS of crowd applauding. M/S of Louise Brough and Mrs Margaret DuPont (Margaret Osbourne) with Doris Hart and Todd, posing with trophies on the court. C/U of Brough and DuPont. L/S of tennis court with Bill Talbert, Gardner Mulloy in near court playing Ted Schroeder and Frank Parker. M/S of Umpire on his ladder. L/S of tennis court with Talbert and Mulloy in far court. M/S of crowd applauding. L/S tennis court, Talbert and Mulloy in nearer court. C/U of Gardner Mulloy and Bill Talbert looking sweaty after the match. FILM ID:2467.13
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International Tennis Hall of Fame Salute to Gardnar Mulloy on his 100th Birthday!
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Growing up in Spring Garden in the1930s by Gardnar Mulloy
Gardnar Mulloy reflects on his youth along the Miami River growing up in the Spring Garden neighborhood. To learn more about the Miami River and the Miami River neighborhood of Spring Garden, check out "Miami: Relections on the River" at http://www.wpbt2.org/miamiriver. -
M-DCPS Alumni Hall of Fame: Tribute to Gardnar Mulloy
For a brilliant athletic career spanning the 20th Century and entering the 21st; for his unique role in popularizing tennis for sport, exercise, and entertainment, particularly among seniors; and for his selfless work as a champion for animal and human rights, Miami-Dade County Public Schools is proud to induct tennis legend Gardnar Mulloy for induction into the M-DCPS Alumni Hall of Fame. -- November 21, 2014 -
Wimbledon Breaks All Records (1949)
Full title reads: "Wimbledon Breaks All Records". All England Tennis Club, Wimbledon, London. Ted Schroeder beats Gardner Mulloy. GV Wimbledon tennis courts, racquet in foreground. SV Bob Falkenburg out of car with racquets. SV Miss Pat Todd. SV Foreign players arriving with racquets. SV Fred Perry talking to policeman. GV Wimbledon Courts. SV Ted Schroeder and Gardner Mulloy walking onto Centre Court before single's match. SV Crowd watching. GV First rally. Mulloy serving nearest camera. Mulloy's point. SV Crowd applauding. SV Mulloy serving and rally. SV Schroeder point and Mulloy saying Mulloy's game. GV Crowd applauding. SV Mulloy serves and rally. SV Schroeder losing point Mulloy saying Mulloy's game. GV Crowd applauding. SV Mulloy serves and rally. SV Schroeder in rally an... -
Triumph For Rose And Hartwig Aka Australia Wins Doubles (1953)
Longwood Cricket Club, United States of America (USA). SV Australian pair Mervyn Rose and Rex Hartwig receiving cups (title super over). SV. Towards, players walking onto court. American tennis players Gardnar Mulloy and Billy Talbert. Aussies Mervyn Rose and Rex Hartwig. LV. Crowd. CU. Umpire. SV. Rose serves with back to camera. LV. Long rally, Yank nets. SV. & BV. Rose serves again. CU. Umpire. LV. Play, Talbert returns and Mulloy helps it on way and out of court. SV. Crowd. LV. Hartwig serves towards camera. Talbert returns and out of courts. SV. Congratulations at net and walk off. SV. Aussies receive cups as winners of the US doubles crown. (F.G.) (Orig "D") FILM ID:114.17 -
Tennis Styles In Play & Fashions (1956)
Hurlingham.* Fred Perry is seen giving tennis tuition to a group of girls who model some of Fred's sportswear designs. American player Gardnar Mulloy is also seen in the film showing the girls how to hold their rackets. Actress Vera Day models a very short pleated skirt and sleeveless tennis shirt. Narrator explains how began designing for men in 1952 but has now turned his hand to designing women's clothes. C/U of the tennis shoes Vera wears, also designed by Perry. The other girls are Valerie McAndless and Angela Proctor. M/S of Perry demonstrating his serving technique. George Worthington, official coach to the British Davis Cup team is seen giving some special training to an attractive girl. He seems to enjoy holding her around the waist as she practices her technique... -
1946 US National Men's Doubles Final
In 1946, Gardnar Mulloy and Bill Talbert defeated Don McNeill and Frank Guernsey 3-6 6-4 2-6 6-3 20-18 to win the U. S. National Men's Doubles title for the third time. This match was played at the Longwood Cricket Club in the Chestnut Hill section of Brookline, Massachusetts (a suburb of Boston). In this clip, Talbert is wearing the dark belt, and McNeill is the taller player on his team. Two years later, in the November 1948 issue of American Lawn Tennis Magazine, Bill Talbert wrote that this was his favorite match: "Gardnar Mulloy and I already had two legs on the National Doubles trophy when we faced Don McNeill and Frank Guernsey in the 1946 finals. The trophy, first placed in competition in 1919, was won that year by the Australian team on Norman Brookes and Gerald Patterson.... -
Sedgman Keeps Crown (1952)
Forest Hills, New York, United States of America (USA). GV. Court (for super sub title. - title reads: "Sedgman Keeps Crown") SV. Crowd. SV. Gardnar Mulloy spinning racquet. SV. Frank Sedgman serving. GV. Sedgman taking a point. A.S. Umpire. SV. Sedgman winning another point. SV. Crowd applauding. GV. Sedgman winning game. SV. Shaking hands at net. SV. Crowd applauding. SCU. Sedgman and Maureen Connolly. (Comb. F.G.) (Orig. "E") Selected Originals exist for this item - see other records. FILM ID:28.29 -
Wimbledon van start (1950)
Het internationale tennistoernooi op Wimbledon te Londen. Diverse shots van het terrein, een verkoper van een officiëel programma, aankomst tennissers (Dragutin Mitic, Palada en Branovic (Joegoslavië), Eric Sturgess (Zuid-Afrika) en voormalig Tsjech Jaroslav Drobny (Epypte). Beelden van de wedstrijd tussen Sturgess en Jaroslav Drobny (door Sturgess gewonnen), wedstrijd tussen Frank Sedgman (Australië) en Walton (Groot-Brittannië) door Sedgman gewonnen, wedstrijd tussen Gardnar Mulloy (VS) en Palada, gewonnen door Mulloy. Jouw TV-favoriet op DVD bestellen? Ga naar: http://www.beeldengeluid.nl/tvfavoriet -
Tennis Doubles (1948)
Unissued / unused footage - dates and locations may be unknown / unclear. Tennis doubles at Longwood, United States of America. American newsreel titles read: 'NATIONAL DOUBLES'. MS of crowd applauding. M/S of Louise Brough and Mrs Margaret DuPont (Margaret Osbourne) with Doris Hart and Todd, posing with trophies on the court. C/U of Brough and DuPont. L/S of tennis court with Bill Talbert, Gardner Mulloy in near court playing Ted Schroeder and Frank Parker. M/S of Umpire on his ladder. L/S of tennis court with Talbert and Mulloy in far court. M/S of crowd applauding. L/S tennis court, Talbert and Mulloy in nearer court. C/U of Gardner Mulloy and Bill Talbert looking sweaty after the match. FILM ID:2467.13
International Tennis Hall of Fame Salute to Gardnar Mulloy on his 100th Birthday!
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- Duration: 27:00
- Updated: 03 Dec 2013
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- published: 03 Dec 2013
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Growing up in Spring Garden in the1930s by Gardnar Mulloy
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- Duration: 4:41
- Updated: 29 Feb 2012
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Gardnar Mulloy reflects on his youth along the Miami River growing up in the Spring Garden neighborhood.
To learn more about the Miami River and the Miami Rive...
Gardnar Mulloy reflects on his youth along the Miami River growing up in the Spring Garden neighborhood.
To learn more about the Miami River and the Miami River neighborhood of Spring Garden, check out "Miami: Relections on the River" at http://www.wpbt2.org/miamiriver.
wn.com/Growing Up In Spring Garden In The1930S By Gardnar Mulloy
Gardnar Mulloy reflects on his youth along the Miami River growing up in the Spring Garden neighborhood.
To learn more about the Miami River and the Miami River neighborhood of Spring Garden, check out "Miami: Relections on the River" at http://www.wpbt2.org/miamiriver.
- published: 29 Feb 2012
- views: 354
M-DCPS Alumni Hall of Fame: Tribute to Gardnar Mulloy
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- Duration: 5:04
- Updated: 26 Nov 2014
- views: 355
For a brilliant athletic career spanning the 20th Century and entering the 21st; for his unique role in popularizing tennis for sport, exercise, and entertainme...
For a brilliant athletic career spanning the 20th Century and entering the 21st; for his unique role in popularizing tennis for sport, exercise, and entertainment, particularly among seniors; and for his selfless work as a champion for animal and human rights, Miami-Dade County Public Schools is proud to induct tennis legend Gardnar Mulloy for induction into the M-DCPS Alumni Hall of Fame. -- November 21, 2014
wn.com/M Dcps Alumni Hall Of Fame Tribute To Gardnar Mulloy
For a brilliant athletic career spanning the 20th Century and entering the 21st; for his unique role in popularizing tennis for sport, exercise, and entertainment, particularly among seniors; and for his selfless work as a champion for animal and human rights, Miami-Dade County Public Schools is proud to induct tennis legend Gardnar Mulloy for induction into the M-DCPS Alumni Hall of Fame. -- November 21, 2014
- published: 26 Nov 2014
- views: 355
Wimbledon Breaks All Records (1949)
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- Duration: 2:18
- Updated: 13 Apr 2014
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Full title reads: "Wimbledon Breaks All Records".
All England Tennis Club, Wimbledon, London. Ted Schroeder beats Gardner Mulloy.
GV Wimbledon tennis cour...
Full title reads: "Wimbledon Breaks All Records".
All England Tennis Club, Wimbledon, London. Ted Schroeder beats Gardner Mulloy.
GV Wimbledon tennis courts, racquet in foreground. SV Bob Falkenburg out of car with racquets. SV Miss Pat Todd. SV Foreign players arriving with racquets. SV Fred Perry talking to policeman. GV Wimbledon Courts.
SV Ted Schroeder and Gardner Mulloy walking onto Centre Court before single's match. SV Crowd watching. GV First rally. Mulloy serving nearest camera. Mulloy's point. SV Crowd applauding. SV Mulloy serving and rally. SV Schroeder point and Mulloy saying Mulloy's game. GV Crowd applauding. SV Mulloy serves and rally. SV Schroeder losing point Mulloy saying Mulloy's game. GV Crowd applauding. SV Mulloy serves and rally. SV Schroeder in rally and Schroeder's point. GV Crowd. - applauding. GV Rally with Mulloy nearest camera. Mulloy's point. GV Crowd applauding. SV Rally, Schroeder's point. SV Crowd applauding. GV Schroeder nearest camera. Schroeder nearest camera Schroeder's wins with match point he runs up to net and shakes hands.
GV Crowd applauding. CU Schroeder and Mulloy.
FILM ID:1415.24
wn.com/Wimbledon Breaks All Records (1949)
Full title reads: "Wimbledon Breaks All Records".
All England Tennis Club, Wimbledon, London. Ted Schroeder beats Gardner Mulloy.
GV Wimbledon tennis courts, racquet in foreground. SV Bob Falkenburg out of car with racquets. SV Miss Pat Todd. SV Foreign players arriving with racquets. SV Fred Perry talking to policeman. GV Wimbledon Courts.
SV Ted Schroeder and Gardner Mulloy walking onto Centre Court before single's match. SV Crowd watching. GV First rally. Mulloy serving nearest camera. Mulloy's point. SV Crowd applauding. SV Mulloy serving and rally. SV Schroeder point and Mulloy saying Mulloy's game. GV Crowd applauding. SV Mulloy serves and rally. SV Schroeder losing point Mulloy saying Mulloy's game. GV Crowd applauding. SV Mulloy serves and rally. SV Schroeder in rally and Schroeder's point. GV Crowd. - applauding. GV Rally with Mulloy nearest camera. Mulloy's point. GV Crowd applauding. SV Rally, Schroeder's point. SV Crowd applauding. GV Schroeder nearest camera. Schroeder nearest camera Schroeder's wins with match point he runs up to net and shakes hands.
GV Crowd applauding. CU Schroeder and Mulloy.
FILM ID:1415.24
- published: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 370
Triumph For Rose And Hartwig Aka Australia Wins Doubles (1953)
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- Duration: 0:48
- Updated: 13 Apr 2014
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Longwood Cricket Club, United States of America (USA).
SV Australian pair Mervyn Rose and Rex Hartwig receiving cups (title super over). SV. Towards, players...
Longwood Cricket Club, United States of America (USA).
SV Australian pair Mervyn Rose and Rex Hartwig receiving cups (title super over). SV. Towards, players walking onto court. American tennis players Gardnar Mulloy and Billy Talbert. Aussies Mervyn Rose and Rex Hartwig. LV. Crowd. CU. Umpire. SV. Rose serves with back to camera. LV. Long rally, Yank nets. SV. & BV. Rose serves again. CU. Umpire. LV. Play, Talbert returns and Mulloy helps it on way and out of court. SV. Crowd. LV. Hartwig serves towards camera. Talbert returns and out of courts. SV. Congratulations at net and walk off. SV. Aussies receive cups as winners of the US doubles crown.
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FILM ID:114.17
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Longwood Cricket Club, United States of America (USA).
SV Australian pair Mervyn Rose and Rex Hartwig receiving cups (title super over). SV. Towards, players walking onto court. American tennis players Gardnar Mulloy and Billy Talbert. Aussies Mervyn Rose and Rex Hartwig. LV. Crowd. CU. Umpire. SV. Rose serves with back to camera. LV. Long rally, Yank nets. SV. & BV. Rose serves again. CU. Umpire. LV. Play, Talbert returns and Mulloy helps it on way and out of court. SV. Crowd. LV. Hartwig serves towards camera. Talbert returns and out of courts. SV. Congratulations at net and walk off. SV. Aussies receive cups as winners of the US doubles crown.
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FILM ID:114.17
- published: 13 Apr 2014
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Tennis Styles In Play & Fashions (1956)
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- Duration: 1:43
- Updated: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 1416
Hurlingham.*
Fred Perry is seen giving tennis tuition to a group of girls who model some of Fred's sportswear designs. American player Gardnar Mulloy is als...
Hurlingham.*
Fred Perry is seen giving tennis tuition to a group of girls who model some of Fred's sportswear designs. American player Gardnar Mulloy is also seen in the film showing the girls how to hold their rackets.
Actress Vera Day models a very short pleated skirt and sleeveless tennis shirt. Narrator explains how began designing for men in 1952 but has now turned his hand to designing women's clothes. C/U of the tennis shoes Vera wears, also designed by Perry. The other girls are Valerie McAndless and Angela Proctor.
M/S of Perry demonstrating his serving technique.
George Worthington, official coach to the British Davis Cup team is seen giving some special training to an attractive girl. He seems to enjoy holding her around the waist as she practices her technique. The girl serves a ball.
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FILM ID:207.07
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Hurlingham.*
Fred Perry is seen giving tennis tuition to a group of girls who model some of Fred's sportswear designs. American player Gardnar Mulloy is also seen in the film showing the girls how to hold their rackets.
Actress Vera Day models a very short pleated skirt and sleeveless tennis shirt. Narrator explains how began designing for men in 1952 but has now turned his hand to designing women's clothes. C/U of the tennis shoes Vera wears, also designed by Perry. The other girls are Valerie McAndless and Angela Proctor.
M/S of Perry demonstrating his serving technique.
George Worthington, official coach to the British Davis Cup team is seen giving some special training to an attractive girl. He seems to enjoy holding her around the waist as she practices her technique. The girl serves a ball.
* not sure which county Hurlingham is in - couldn't find it on the map.
FILM ID:207.07
- published: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 1416
1946 US National Men's Doubles Final
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- Duration: 7:07
- Updated: 04 Feb 2011
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In 1946, Gardnar Mulloy and Bill Talbert defeated Don McNeill and Frank Guernsey 3-6 6-4 2-6 6-3 20-18 to win the U. S. National Men's Doubles title for the th...
In 1946, Gardnar Mulloy and Bill Talbert defeated Don McNeill and Frank Guernsey 3-6 6-4 2-6 6-3 20-18 to win the U. S. National Men's Doubles title for the third time. This match was played at the Longwood Cricket Club in the Chestnut Hill section of Brookline, Massachusetts (a suburb of Boston). In this clip, Talbert is wearing the dark belt, and McNeill is the taller player on his team. Two years later, in the November 1948 issue of American Lawn Tennis Magazine, Bill Talbert wrote that this was his favorite match:
"Gardnar Mulloy and I already had two legs on the National Doubles trophy when we faced Don McNeill and Frank Guernsey in the 1946 finals. The trophy, first placed in competition in 1919, was won that year by the Australian team on Norman Brookes and Gerald Patterson. It carried the name of practically every tennis great of the past two-and-a-half decades. Gar and I wanted to see our names engraved for a third time. After dividing the initial four sets, the all-important fifth and final chapter turned out to be a knock-down, drag-out affair. In general, we were the more knocked down and dragged out team. Seven times McNeill and Guernsey had us at match point and seven times we somehow managed to even up the score. At one time, I was down love-40 on service at match point, before rallying to knot the count with three service aces. The battle lasted more than three hours and the four of us were near exhaustion when Mulloy and I finally won the final set in the gathering darkness, 20-18. It was the longest duel in the tournament's history. Never before or since was I ever so determined, or did I try so hard to win a match. The feeling that went with winning was a complete as I have ever known."
Talbert and Mulloy won the national doubles title one more time, in 1948. Talbert also won the 1950 French doubles with Tony Trabert and four U. S. national mixed doubles titles. Mulloy also won the 1957 Wimbledon doubles with Budge Patty.
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In 1946, Gardnar Mulloy and Bill Talbert defeated Don McNeill and Frank Guernsey 3-6 6-4 2-6 6-3 20-18 to win the U. S. National Men's Doubles title for the third time. This match was played at the Longwood Cricket Club in the Chestnut Hill section of Brookline, Massachusetts (a suburb of Boston). In this clip, Talbert is wearing the dark belt, and McNeill is the taller player on his team. Two years later, in the November 1948 issue of American Lawn Tennis Magazine, Bill Talbert wrote that this was his favorite match:
"Gardnar Mulloy and I already had two legs on the National Doubles trophy when we faced Don McNeill and Frank Guernsey in the 1946 finals. The trophy, first placed in competition in 1919, was won that year by the Australian team on Norman Brookes and Gerald Patterson. It carried the name of practically every tennis great of the past two-and-a-half decades. Gar and I wanted to see our names engraved for a third time. After dividing the initial four sets, the all-important fifth and final chapter turned out to be a knock-down, drag-out affair. In general, we were the more knocked down and dragged out team. Seven times McNeill and Guernsey had us at match point and seven times we somehow managed to even up the score. At one time, I was down love-40 on service at match point, before rallying to knot the count with three service aces. The battle lasted more than three hours and the four of us were near exhaustion when Mulloy and I finally won the final set in the gathering darkness, 20-18. It was the longest duel in the tournament's history. Never before or since was I ever so determined, or did I try so hard to win a match. The feeling that went with winning was a complete as I have ever known."
Talbert and Mulloy won the national doubles title one more time, in 1948. Talbert also won the 1950 French doubles with Tony Trabert and four U. S. national mixed doubles titles. Mulloy also won the 1957 Wimbledon doubles with Budge Patty.
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Sedgman Keeps Crown (1952)
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Forest Hills, New York, United States of America (USA).
GV. Court (for super sub title. - title reads: "Sedgman Keeps Crown") SV. Crowd. SV. Gardnar Mulloy s...
Forest Hills, New York, United States of America (USA).
GV. Court (for super sub title. - title reads: "Sedgman Keeps Crown") SV. Crowd. SV. Gardnar Mulloy spinning racquet. SV. Frank Sedgman serving. GV. Sedgman taking a point. A.S. Umpire. SV. Sedgman winning another point. SV. Crowd applauding. GV. Sedgman winning game. SV. Shaking hands at net. SV. Crowd applauding. SCU. Sedgman and Maureen Connolly.
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Forest Hills, New York, United States of America (USA).
GV. Court (for super sub title. - title reads: "Sedgman Keeps Crown") SV. Crowd. SV. Gardnar Mulloy spinning racquet. SV. Frank Sedgman serving. GV. Sedgman taking a point. A.S. Umpire. SV. Sedgman winning another point. SV. Crowd applauding. GV. Sedgman winning game. SV. Shaking hands at net. SV. Crowd applauding. SCU. Sedgman and Maureen Connolly.
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FILM ID:28.29
- published: 13 Apr 2014
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Wimbledon van start (1950)
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- Duration: 1:04
- Updated: 21 Jun 2010
- views: 2499
Het internationale tennistoernooi op Wimbledon te Londen. Diverse shots van het terrein, een verkoper van een officiëel programma, aankomst tennissers (Dragutin...
Het internationale tennistoernooi op Wimbledon te Londen. Diverse shots van het terrein, een verkoper van een officiëel programma, aankomst tennissers (Dragutin Mitic, Palada en Branovic (Joegoslavië), Eric Sturgess (Zuid-Afrika) en voormalig Tsjech Jaroslav Drobny (Epypte). Beelden van de wedstrijd tussen Sturgess en Jaroslav Drobny (door Sturgess gewonnen), wedstrijd tussen Frank Sedgman (Australië) en Walton (Groot-Brittannië) door Sedgman gewonnen, wedstrijd tussen Gardnar Mulloy (VS) en Palada, gewonnen door Mulloy.
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Het internationale tennistoernooi op Wimbledon te Londen. Diverse shots van het terrein, een verkoper van een officiëel programma, aankomst tennissers (Dragutin Mitic, Palada en Branovic (Joegoslavië), Eric Sturgess (Zuid-Afrika) en voormalig Tsjech Jaroslav Drobny (Epypte). Beelden van de wedstrijd tussen Sturgess en Jaroslav Drobny (door Sturgess gewonnen), wedstrijd tussen Frank Sedgman (Australië) en Walton (Groot-Brittannië) door Sedgman gewonnen, wedstrijd tussen Gardnar Mulloy (VS) en Palada, gewonnen door Mulloy.
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Tennis Doubles (1948)
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- Duration: 1:07
- Updated: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 96
Unissued / unused footage - dates and locations may be unknown / unclear.
Tennis doubles at Longwood, United States of America.
American newsreel titles r...
Unissued / unused footage - dates and locations may be unknown / unclear.
Tennis doubles at Longwood, United States of America.
American newsreel titles read: 'NATIONAL DOUBLES'.
MS of crowd applauding. M/S of Louise Brough and Mrs Margaret DuPont (Margaret Osbourne) with Doris Hart and Todd, posing with trophies on the court. C/U of Brough and DuPont.
L/S of tennis court with Bill Talbert, Gardner Mulloy in near court playing Ted Schroeder and Frank Parker. M/S of Umpire on his ladder. L/S of tennis court with Talbert and Mulloy in far court. M/S of crowd applauding. L/S tennis court, Talbert and Mulloy in nearer court. C/U of Gardner Mulloy and Bill Talbert looking sweaty after the match.
FILM ID:2467.13
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Unissued / unused footage - dates and locations may be unknown / unclear.
Tennis doubles at Longwood, United States of America.
American newsreel titles read: 'NATIONAL DOUBLES'.
MS of crowd applauding. M/S of Louise Brough and Mrs Margaret DuPont (Margaret Osbourne) with Doris Hart and Todd, posing with trophies on the court. C/U of Brough and DuPont.
L/S of tennis court with Bill Talbert, Gardner Mulloy in near court playing Ted Schroeder and Frank Parker. M/S of Umpire on his ladder. L/S of tennis court with Talbert and Mulloy in far court. M/S of crowd applauding. L/S tennis court, Talbert and Mulloy in nearer court. C/U of Gardner Mulloy and Bill Talbert looking sweaty after the match.
FILM ID:2467.13
- published: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 96
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International Tennis Hall of Fame Salute to Gardnar Mulloy on his 100th Birthday!
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Growing up in Spring Garden in the1930s by Gardnar Mulloy
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M-DCPS Alumni Hall of Fame: Tribute to Gardnar Mulloy
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Wimbledon Breaks All Records (1949)
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Triumph For Rose And Hartwig Aka Australia Wins Doubles (1953)
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Tennis Styles In Play & Fashions (1956)
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1946 US National Men's Doubles Final
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Sedgman Keeps Crown (1952)
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