1950 Bobby Riggs World Champions Tennis Tour Sports Program + Pancho Gonzales CELEBRITY was killed in a horrible

was killed in a horrible crash while seemingly on his way to the first ever Threepeat at the event

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1950 Bobby Riggs World Champions Tennis Tour Sports Program + Pancho Gonzales CELEBRITY was killed in a horrible1949 1950 Bobby Riggs World Champions Tennis Tour Sports Program + Pancho Gonzales Measurements: 9" x 12" Robert "Bobby" Riggs was an American tennis champion who was ranked number 1 in professional tennis in 1946 and 1947. He won the US Pro title 3 times (along with several other podium finishes throughout the years), and won Wimbledon in doubles (both mixed and singles) Also included throughout the programs are Pancho Gonzales, Jack Kramer, Frank