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Who was the first black to win at Wimbledon?
Althea Gibson (1927-) was not only the first black woman but the first ever black person to win at Wimbledon. She took the title in 1951 and the same year she was the first black woman to be invited to enter the American Lawn Tennis Association Championships. In 1950 she also became the first African American of either sex to compete in the US Open tennis competition.
What do you call a person who wins 2nd in a national championship?
A loser.
Where can one purchase tickets for the 2014 BCS National Championship Bowl game?
A person looking to purchase tickets to the BCS National Championship Bowl game can find these tickets at a number of websites. Some of these websites include StubHub, TicketCity, and Ticket Liquidator.
What is the name of the person who could not hear but became India's national badminton champion?
rajeevbagga
Who is the person who could not hear but became India's national badminton champion?
its Rajeeev Baga
Who was the last person to win the men's doubles at Wimbledon?
Marray Nielsen
Who was the youngest person to ever be seeded at Wimbledon?
Jennifer Capriati was the youngestperson to ever be seededat Wimbledon. In 1990 she was seeded12th, at just 14 years and 92 days old.
Who won more Wimbledon tournaments than any other person?
Martina Navratilova
Charles Lindbergh became a national hero in the roaring twenties because of its?
In 1927 Charles Lindbergh became the first person to make a solo flight nonstop across the Atlantic.
How many years was boris becker when he win the Wimbledon in 1985?
Borris Becker was 17 years and 8 months old when he won Wimbledon, making his the youngest person to ever do so.
Who won this year's Wimbledon men's singles title?
The person who won the Title is Roger Federer
What is the national flower for Germany?
It is Cornflower.Germany does not have a national flower. Its national symbol is the eagle, known as the Bundesadler.The cornflower became the flower of Prussia following the untimely death of the Prussian Queen Luise von Mecklenburg-Strelitz in 1810, at the age of 34, but never became a German national symbol
