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Vintage Martina, Spectators who had hoped to see Martina Navratillova in the singles final got their money's worth when she took centre court with par(...)
Vintage Martina, Spectators who had hoped to see Martina Navratillova in the singles final got their money's worth when she took centre court with par(...)

Vintage Martina, Spectators who had hoped to see Martina Navratillova in the singles final got their money's worth when she took centre court with par(...)

Date8/11/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: Vintage Martina, Spectators who had hoped to see Martina Navratillova in the singles final got their money's worth when she took centre court with partner Gigi Fernandez for the doubles final. It was vintage Martina, leaping in the air to return this shot. They overwhelmed opponents, 6-3, 6-0.
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End of the line: West Germany's Claudia Kohde-Kislch, who ousted Martina Navratilova from Canadian Open, shows determination, but it wasn't enough as she fell to Chris Evert Lloyd in Final
End of the line: West Germany's Claudia Kohde-Kislch, who ousted Martina Navratilova from Canadian Open, shows determination, but it wasn't enough as she fell to Chris Evert Lloyd in Final
8/11/1985
Terrific Tennis, Martina Navratilova excels because she conditions herself off the court while honing her game between the white lines, sports medicine doctor writes
Terrific Tennis, Martina Navratilova excels because she conditions herself off the court while honing her game between the white lines, sports medicine doctor writes
8/9/1985
There are ways to get your money's worth when you have a craving for lobster
There are ways to get your money's worth when you have a craving for lobster
9/13/1988
Triumph for Tracy, Tracy Austin, a 7-6, 6-4 winner over Martina Navratilova (right), will meet Chris Evert Lloyd today in the final of the $200,000 Pl(...)
Triumph for Tracy, Tracy Austin, a 7-6, 6-4 winner over Martina Navratilova (right), will meet Chris Evert Lloyd today in the final of the $200,000 Pl(...)
1/1/1981
With Renato: Martina Arroyo discusses role with Louis Quilico, who plays her husband Renato in The Masked Ball at O'Keefe Centre next month
With Renato: Martina Arroyo discusses role with Louis Quilico, who plays her husband Renato in The Masked Ball at O'Keefe Centre next month
8/25/1981
With Renato: Martina Arroyo discusses role with Louis Quilico, who plays her husband Renato in The Masked Ball at O'Keefe Centre next month
With Renato: Martina Arroyo discusses role with Louis Quilico, who plays her husband Renato in The Masked Ball at O'Keefe Centre next month
8/25/1981
Big, long stretch, Martina Navrotilova has a reach that some of her opponents may think spans the entire tennis court
Big, long stretch, Martina Navrotilova has a reach that some of her opponents may think spans the entire tennis court
8/8/1983
Welcome to the world. Dr. Kay Mehren usually has peace and quiet when she delivers babies, but on Sunday she had 3,000 spectators at Metro Zoo as she (...)
Welcome to the world. Dr. Kay Mehren usually has peace and quiet when she delivers babies, but on Sunday she had 3,000 spectators at Metro Zoo as she (...)
6/6/1983
Not as competitive: Chris Evert-Lloyd has cruised through to the women's singles semi-finals of the Canadian Open but the Florida native says she isn't as competitive as she was before her marriage
Not as competitive: Chris Evert-Lloyd has cruised through to the women's singles semi-finals of the Canadian Open but the Florida native says she isn't as competitive as she was before her marriage
8/12/1980
Sad farewell, Martina Navratilova waves goodbye to the crowd after losing in the quarterfinals to German Claudia Kohde-Kilsch, 3-6, 6-4, 6-3, in Canadian Open at National Tennis Centre
Sad farewell, Martina Navratilova waves goodbye to the crowd after losing in the quarterfinals to German Claudia Kohde-Kilsch, 3-6, 6-4, 6-3, in Canadian Open at National Tennis Centre
8/9/1985
Musical teacher: Florence Adams, 75, with her students (from left) Martina, 8, Larissa, 12, and Sonja Kilian, 9
Musical teacher: Florence Adams, 75, with her students (from left) Martina, 8, Larissa, 12, and Sonja Kilian, 9
4/4/1990
Mother knows best, Eva-Maria Pracht beat her daughter Martina to a spot on the Canadian Olympic dressage team
Mother knows best, Eva-Maria Pracht beat her daughter Martina to a spot on the Canadian Olympic dressage team
8/9/1988