Bulletin: Gene Scott, one of the most resourceful and accomplished of men in - and out of - the tennis establishment has died at age 68, rather unexpectedly, of heart disease. If you want to see how many fingerprints a person can leave on the game, read this obituary. I knew Gene well and will post a eulogy of my own soon.
A Moement of Silence, Please
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Published Mar 22, 2006