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- Juan Farrow is a prominent African-American tennis player and coach. He was launched in his tennis career by a neighbor in Lynchburg, Virginia, Dr. Robert Walter Johnson, who also mentored Arthur Ashe and Althea Gibson. (en)
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- 18.0
- NCAA Div.2 singles champion 1977,1978,1980 (en)
- USA Rankings & Championships (en)
- Missouri state tennis singles champion 1974,1975,1976 (en)
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- Helping African-American youth succeed in tennis (en)
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- Queen Shockley Farrow (en)
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- Juan Farrow is a prominent African-American tennis player and coach. He was launched in his tennis career by a neighbor in Lynchburg, Virginia, Dr. Robert Walter Johnson, who also mentored Arthur Ashe and Althea Gibson. (en)
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