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If you would like to send an autograph request, be sure to include your return address in the upper left hand corner of the envelope and also include a SASE (self-addressed stamped envelope) with enough postage for your signed item to be returned. Below is a list of all living inductees of the International Tennis Hall of Fame, along with the mailing address in which to send your requests. Mailing Address: International Tennis Hall of Fame 194 Bellevue Ave. Newport, RI 02840 Inductees: Anderson, Malcolm Austin, Tracy Becker, Boris Behr, Karl Betz (Addie), Pauline Borg, Bjorn Brough (Clapp), Louise Buchholz, Earl Bueno, Maria Cahil, Mabel Casals, Rosie (Rosemary) Chatrier, Philippe Cheney, Dorothy Clerici, Gianni Collins, Arthur Connors, James Cooper, Ashley Courier, Jim Court Smith, Margaret Cullman, Joseph Douglass Lambert Chambers, Dorothea duPont, Margaret Durr, Francoise Edberg, Stefan Emerson, Roy Evert, Christine Falkenburg, Robert Fraser, Neale Fry-Irvin, Shirley Goolagong Cawley, Evonne Graf, Steffi Hard, Darlene Hart, Doris Haydon Jones, Adrianne Hewitt, Robert Hunt, Lamar Jacobs, Helen Kelleher, Robert King, Billie Jean Kodes, Jan Kramer, Jack Larsen, Arthur Laver, Rod Lendl, Ivan Mako, Constantine Mandlikova, Hana Martin, Alastair McEnroe, John McGregor, Ken McMillian, Frew McNeill, William Mortimer Barett, Florence Mulloy, Gardnar Nastase, Ilie Navratilova, Martina Newcombe, John Noah, Yannick Novotna, Jana Olmedo, Alejandro Patty, John Pietrangeli, Nicola Rafter, Patrick Ralston, Richard Richards, Vincent Richey, Nancy Riggs, Robert Roche, Anthony Rose, Mervyn Rosewall, Kenneth Sabatini, Gabriela Santana, Manuel Savitt, Richard Sedgnam, Frank Segura Caano, Francisco Seixas, Elias Shriver, Pam Smith, Stanley Stolle, Fredrick Tingay, Lance Tinling, Cuthbert Tobin, Brian Trabert, Tony Turner Bowrey, Lesley Van Ryn, John Vilas, Guillermo Von Cramm, Gottfried Wade, Sarah Wilander, Mats Wood, Sidney Wrenn, Robert Now that you know who to write to and where to send the letter, its time to consider what type of autograph you want to request. Many fans simply ask their favorite tennis player to send a signed photo, but others get more creative with sending their own tennis memorabilia to be signed. One popular example is a tennis ball, which can be shipped inexpensively and will make for a terrific addition to any autograph collection. Some fans also prefer to send blank index cards, t-shirts, trading cards, amateur photos that they have taken of their favorite tennis star or other sports-related memorabilia. Its important to note that many tennis players are more than willing to accommodate their fans with autograph requests. It is equally important that, due to time and scheduling, tennis fans be patient with their favorite athlete(s) who are always on the go and receive a lot of fan mail. There is no way to guarantee who will or will not sign autographs, but a kindly worded letter, a SASE and sending one or two items to be signed will greatly increase the chances of success. Its a good idea to never send more than two items to be autographed and always be polite in your request. Happy collecting! |
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