Tennis History | Building the Women's Tour | the Association Ground 1896, White City 1922, the Original 9, the Battle of the Sexes, the WTA, equal prize money and the team competition that never went worldwide

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Tennis History | Building the Women's Tour | the Association Ground 1896, White City 1922, the Original 9, the Battle of the Sexes, the WTA, equal prize money and the team competition that never went worldwide 9
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Tennis History | Houston Racquet Club — nine players signed for one dollar each, 23 September 1970
9/23/1970
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Tennis History | The Astrodome — the Battle of the Sexes was sold before it was played, 20 September 1973
9/20/1973
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Tennis History | The Gloucester Hotel, South Kensington — the women's game organised into one association days before Wimbledon, June 1973
6/21/1973
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Tennis History | Melbourne Park — the Australian Open reached equal prize money twice, 2001
Jan, 2001
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Tennis History | West Side Tennis Club, Forest Hills — the first of the four majors to pay both singles champions the same, September 1973
9/8/1973
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Tennis History | Longwood Cricket Club, Chestnut Hill — the women's team competition was narrowed to two countries before it was ever founded, August 1951
Aug, 1951
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Tennis History | White City, Rushcutters Bay — the last major to admit women did it on a ground six weeks old, December 1922
12/1/1922
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Biography | Mall Molesworth — twelve years after winning the first women's Australasian title, still a finalist on the same ground, White City, January 1934
1/27/1934
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Tennis History | The Association Ground, Moore Park — a ladies' championship defended in a challenge round, May 1896
May, 1896
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