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For his impact on sports journalism—with time spent at Sports Illustrated, Tennis Channel and "60 Minutes"—the media maven gets an important recognition.
Published Sep 10, 2022
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Wertheim was awarded the Eugene L. Scott Award on Saturday night in Manhattan at the 2022 Legends Ball, an annual benefit for the International Tennis Hall of Fame.
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Wertheim alongside Polly Scott, wife of the late Gene Scott, and Bill Whitaker of "60 Minutes."
© Roy Rochin