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Now that the tennis tournament is staying in Mason, the event's new owner says it will return the annual tourney to its previous name.
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The Mason tennis tournament made the announcement on X Tuesday morning.
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On Monday and Tuesday, the flower beds will be dismantled and the plants sold to the public at Mason High School 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. in the Large Commons Patio next to the MHS front entrance.
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The Mason tennis tournament is bringing out all the stops to wow players and fans.
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Beemok Sports and Entertainment is planning to build a $400 million, 50-acre tennis complex in Charlotte, N.C., and is considering moving the two-week tennis tournament, currently held in Mason, there.
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Todd Martin says there should be a decision about whether the event will stay or go shortly after the Mason tournament ends in August.
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The tournament dates back to 1899, turning professional in 1969 in Cincinnati. It's been in Mason since 1979.
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Down 4-1 in the first set, Williams came back to break Raducanu’s serve and win that game and the next one going 4-3. But her younger opponent was better.
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Tennis is just one sport sponsored by Clovernook Center and Cincinnati Children's. The ball is bright red and yellow and has a bell inside it so kids without sight can hear it coming.
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The Mason tennis tournament has hired an Infection Control Officer for the first time.