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1901- 1957 D.A. Penick- “The Doctor” The Legacy of Dr. Daniel A. Penick* THE HANDBOOK OF TEXAS SAYS ABOUT COACH PENICK Joined the University of Texas in 1899 as an instructor. Penick was known in the state and nation as a brilliantly successful tennis coach. In 1901, he led a campaign to get the university…
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1957-1973 – COACH WILMER ALLISON As a Tennis player for the Longhorns in the 1920s, Wilmer Allison was the National champion, only losing one set in his college career. Allison was inducted into the UT Hall of Fame, the Texas Sports Hall of Fame, the Helms Foundation Hall of Fame, and the U.S. Lawn Tennis…
The text and visuals of Jim’s years as a Longhorn tennis player are divided into two parts. Part I discusses the importance of Coach Penick and Coach Allison in building the Longhorn men’s tennis program. Part II’s link is listed at the end of this article and celebrates Coach Snyder’s influence on the Longhorn tennis…
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Dan Byfield was a four-year tennis letterman for the University of Texas, competing as part of the Longhorns men’s tennis team in the 1970s. He played under Coach Dave Snyder, a legendary figure in UT tennis history, and contributed to the team during a competitive era in Southwest Conference play.🏆 Byfield’s standout moment came in…