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Wendy Hicks Stockwell
Courtesy of Tim Boggan Wendy, darling–we wanted you to accept your Hall of Fame Award in person. But it’s as if you disappeared with Hook and the Crocodile into Never-Never Land! Still, we remember that Gene Lee never coached a prettier or more popular Santa Barbaran. You were smart, too, had a head for the…
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Manny Moskowitz
Courtesy of Tim Boggan During the 1929-30 season, the first New Jersey Men’s Championship was won, not by 12-year-old Manny Moskowitz, but by one, Fred C. George, over another George, George Schissel. Since, seven decades later, the Sport has such winning veteran players as George Hendry and George Brathwaite, it might not come as much…
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Mary McIlwain
Courtesy of Tim Boggan Mary competed in her first National’s…well, a long time ago. And she’s always enjoyed writing about and being among the good players. She had an article on Lou Pagliaro in the Oct., 1941 Topics–and I’m sure she remembers giving exhibitions with him as well as with Jimmy McClure, Doug Cartland, and…
US Table Tennis Hall of Fame
Recognizing athletes and contributors in the sport of Table Tennis in the United States