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PICS: Martina Hingis Plays Barefoot
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Playing barefoot, Miss D. Keech is scoring a series of victories in the Kent Tennis Championships at Beckenham, Kent. She won her matches singles and doubles. 1 September 1937 Stock Photo - Alamy
Young boys play tennis on a field in the rural village of Thomo in Limpopo, South Africa. They play with broken racquets and barefoot on an old court Stock Photo - Alamy
Will Holbrook on Twitter: "“@emilylee1011: The barefoot tennis wonder! #twitterlessben http://t.co/5zMY607GUv” did he even take some to college? Haha #neverwearsshoes" / Twitter
Barefoot Tennis | WalkingContradiction | Flickr
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Young boys play tennis on a field in the rural village of Thomo in Limpopo, South Africa. They play with broken racquets and barefoot on an old court Stock Photo - Alamy
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