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Tennis History | Grounds and How They Moved | Newport, Kooyong, Roland-Garros, the Sydney Cricket Ground, White City, Lancaster Park and Lawrence Gardens 8
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Tennis History | Newport Casino, Rhode Island — the national championship was three tournaments in three states, 1887
8/22/1887
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Tennis History | Kooyong Stadium, Melbourne — a major with no fixed address for 67 years, January 1987
1/25/1987
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Tennis History | Stade Roland-Garros, Paris — a ground built to defend a team trophy, July 1928
7/27/1928
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Tennis History | Sydney Cricket Ground — in 1903 Australia had no national championship, and its biggest tennis week was played on the cricket field
1903
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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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Tennis History | Lancaster Park, Christchurch — a national championship threw its titles open to outsiders in December 1900, and the record now disagrees about the town
Dec, 1900
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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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Tennis History | Montgomery Hall, Lawrence Gardens, Lahore — the Punjab championship started here in 1885, and the club that ran it now plays three kilometres away
1885
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