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English: Herbert Fortescue Lawford, British tennis player, tennis Wimbledon singles Tennis champion 1887
Deutsch: Herbert Fortescue Lawford, britischer Tennisspieler, Wimbledon-Sieger 1887
Українська: Герберт Лоуфорд, британський тенісист, переможець Вімблдонського турніру в одиночному розряді 1887
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Kulturgeschichte des Tennis. Willhelm Fink Verlag, München 1990. Originally in Gibbons: The Seeds of Lawn Tennis. Jones Sands Publishers, Lemmington Spa 1987.

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  • File:19th_century_Tennis_champions.jpg licensed with Anonymous-EU, PD-Art
    • 2012-09-04T07:27:41Z Kompakt 900x1238 (150586 Bytes) {{Information |Description = {{en|1= *front right: Maud Watson, first female Tennis champion at Wimbledon 1884 *front left: Ernest Renshaw, Wimbledon singles Tennis champion 1888 *back right: Herbert Fortescue Lawford, Wim

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