Stepping into a forehand or a jump shot from the Alice Marble Tennis Courts atop Russian Hill, with their panoramic views of San Francisco and unpredictable winds, is a dazzling experience. The ...

As I tuned in to the U.S. Open in recent days, I had a curious thought. It was inspired by memories of a show that was popular during the early days of TV, called “You are There,” in which actual ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Here is an exclusive excerpt from the new period thriller about a real tennis star turned WW II spy. Ace, Marvel, Spy by Jenni L.

Stepping into a forehand or a jump shot from the Alice Marble Tennis Courts atop Russian Hill, with their panoramic views of San Francisco and unpredictable winds, is a dazzling experience. The ...

Cover of "Ace, Marvel, Spy" by Jenni L. Walsh. My winter reading is bouncing between World War II-era fact and fiction. I’m finishing an e-book, “A Woman of No Importance,” while pausing to review the ...

Negroes have played in the National Indoor tennis championships, but they have never been invited to set foot on the outdoor courts of Forest Hills, the sanctum of U.S. tennis. In a blistering guest ...

Here is an exclusive excerpt from the new period thriller about a real tennis star turned WW II spy. Ace, Marvel, Spy by Jenni L. Walsh focuses on tennis legend Alice Marble, a player few people ...