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Tennis is a way of life for Dr. John MacDonald, his wife, Madeleine, and their eight children. In fine form at Moore Park Tennis Club - which they dominate - are, from left: Fraser, Kathy, Dr. MacDonald, John, Barbara, Hilary, Marie, Jennifer, Mrs. MacDonald
Tennis is a way of life for Dr. John MacDonald, his wife, Madeleine, and their eight children. In fine form at Moore Park Tennis Club - which they dominate - are, from left: Fraser, Kathy, Dr. MacDonald, John, Barbara, Hilary, Marie, Jennifer, Mrs. MacDonald

Tennis is a way of life for Dr. John MacDonald, his wife, Madeleine, and their eight children. In fine form at Moore Park Tennis Club - which they dominate - are, from left: Fraser, Kathy, Dr. MacDonald, John, Barbara, Hilary, Marie, Jennifer, Mrs. MacDonald

Date6/12/1977
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Tom Okker hands with Lieutenant-Governor Ross Macdonald of Ontario and accepts $10,000 first-prize cheque for winning Rothmans International tennis ch(...)
Tom Okker hands with Lieutenant-Governor Ross Macdonald of Ontario and accepts $10,000 first-prize cheque for winning Rothmans International tennis ch(...)
2/17/1974
In which he serves. Mayor Givens is backed up by Mrs. H. Goulding as he opened York Racquets Club on Yonge St., Toronto's first club built specifically for indoor tennis
In which he serves. Mayor Givens is backed up by Mrs. H. Goulding as he opened York Racquets Club on Yonge St., Toronto's first club built specifically for indoor tennis
1/11/1965
Tennis with a twist: Toronto's Keith Carpenter flashes his championship form in the gentelmanly but highly competitive sport of platform tennis at the Queen's Quay Racquet Club
Tennis with a twist: Toronto's Keith Carpenter flashes his championship form in the gentelmanly but highly competitive sport of platform tennis at the Queen's Quay Racquet Club
10/20/1987
Tennis clubs are not an expense to the community, says John Pavey, above, president of the Davisville Tennis Club
Tennis clubs are not an expense to the community, says John Pavey, above, president of the Davisville Tennis Club
7/26/1978
Winning form: Martin Laurendeau of Quebec, top seed at the Sun Life national tennis championship in Mississauga, returns a shot on the way to beating Matthew Akman of Winnipeg 6-1, 7-6 (7-2)
Winning form: Martin Laurendeau of Quebec, top seed at the Sun Life national tennis championship in Mississauga, returns a shot on the way to beating Matthew Akman of Winnipeg 6-1, 7-6 (7-2)
7/9/1987
Vanora Kean is in fine form for her second outdoors tennis match of '88 yesterday at a court at Bloor St
Vanora Kean is in fine form for her second outdoors tennis match of '88 yesterday at a court at Bloor St
1/31/1988
Winning form, Dale Power of Toronto volleys during 6-2, 6-1 win over Quebec's Rejean Genois at Toronto Lawn Tennis Club
Winning form, Dale Power of Toronto volleys during 6-2, 6-1 win over Quebec's Rejean Genois at Toronto Lawn Tennis Club
4/25/1972
Jim Boyce of Toronto Lawn Tennis Club shows off his form while making a serve
Jim Boyce of Toronto Lawn Tennis Club shows off his form while making a serve
8/1/1968
The iceman cometh: Former tennis great Bjorn Borg joined tournament director John Beddington at Player's draw at the National Tennis Centre yesterday
The iceman cometh: Former tennis great Bjorn Borg joined tournament director John Beddington at Player's draw at the National Tennis Centre yesterday
7/17/1992
Tennis is a balloon, Club pro Jim Bentley (foreground) and Ken Sinclair play tennis in Swedish-designed air-supported dome at Toronto Cricket, Skating and Curling Club
Tennis is a balloon, Club pro Jim Bentley (foreground) and Ken Sinclair play tennis in Swedish-designed air-supported dome at Toronto Cricket, Skating and Curling Club
12/3/1968
Tennis is a balloon, Club pro Jim Bentley (foreground) and Ken Sinclair play tennis in Swedish-designed air-supported dome at Toronto Cricket, Skating and Curling Club
Tennis is a balloon, Club pro Jim Bentley (foreground) and Ken Sinclair play tennis in Swedish-designed air-supported dome at Toronto Cricket, Skating and Curling Club
12/3/1968
Familiar sight, Holland's Tom Okker has played more tennis at Coliseum than any other player, having been with Toronto's World Team Tennis club. Last (...)
Familiar sight, Holland's Tom Okker has played more tennis at Coliseum than any other player, having been with Toronto's World Team Tennis club. Last (...)
2/18/1977