The day French tennis legend Jean Borotra passed away – Tennis Majors
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French tennis player and legend Jean Borotra, aka one of the "Four Musketeers" caught in action! Look at that… | Tennis players, French tennis players, Jean borotra
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The day French tennis legend Jean Borotra passed away – Tennis Majors
Oct. 10, 1963 - ''Bounding Basque'' Faces England Again. Jean Borotra, known in the 1920s as the ''Bounding Basque'' when he won the Wimbledon Tennis Championships twice, has come to England to
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Science Museum - Jean Borotra playing in the Wimbledon Tennis Championships, London, 1931. Borotra was a French tennis player who was known as the 'Bounding Basque'. He emerged in the 1920s when
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Jean Borotra (1898-1994), French tennis player known as the 'Bounding Basque' pictured before his..., Stock Photo, Picture And Rights Managed Image. Pic. MEV-11046491 | agefotostock
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