Historic documents · File A·03·a
Newspaper articles, 1949 to 2019.
Seventy years of clippings in which he is named, from a Michigan lake notice in 1949 to a Green Valley court a month before his hundredth birthday. Each one opens the scan as a PDF.
Newspaper articles
10 clippings- 1949-08-02The Holland Evening Sentinel — Holland, Michigan A summer resort column notes Tudor ApMadoc of Bloomfield Hills among the weekly visitors to the lakeside cottages.
- 1966-11-26Traverse City Record-Eagle — Traverse City, Michigan original JPG As chairman of the Michigan Trout Unlimited Council, ApMadoc called for legislation to stop indiscriminate dam building on the state's streams, arguing that the Conservation Department managed the waters but had no authority over damming them.
- 1994-10-18The Daily Spectrum — St George, Utah ApMadoc partnered David Simpson of Green Valley to take the men's 75 doubles title at the senior games.
- 2009-04-18Green Valley News — “The ageless ApMadoc” A feature on ApMadoc still playing four times a week in Green Valley and once more in Tucson, five years after his runner-up finish at the national men's 85 hard court championships.
- 2009-05-06The Columbian — Vancouver, Washington At the national 90-and-over indoor championships, second-seeded ApMadoc of Green Valley beat the tournament's only local entrant, 94-year-old John Deurwaarder, in the semi-finals.
- 2009-08-31The Boston Globe — national grass courts In the men's 90 quarter-finals at Longwood, ApMadoc beat S. Rafel of New Jersey 6–1, 6–0.
- 2009-09-01The Boston Globe — national grass courts ApMadoc reached the men's 90 final at Longwood by beating Richard Zeller of Connecticut 6–2, 7–5.
- 2009-09-19Green Valley News — No. 1 tennis ranking ApMadoc was named the United States Tennis Association's top nationally ranked men's age-90 player in both singles and doubles, a distinction he said he never expected to come near.
- 2015-07-28Sahuarita Sun — tennis at 95 original DOCX At ninety-five ApMadoc was still playing four days a week, having taken up the game in Michigan three decades earlier and reached the world's top eight in the 90 age group.
- 2019-10-15Green Valley News — “No slowing down” A month before his hundredth birthday ApMadoc was still on court three times a week, having taken up competitive play only in his late sixties.
