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Wednesday, September 12, 2012

1946: Eddie Moylan


The post on Ann Devlin (Below) brought to mind Marty Devlin, another local tennis legend who also was among Trenton's best when it came to tennis. Marty and Eddie were contemporaries on the local tennis scene. As to Eddie Moylan, my best friend Don Slabicki and I met back in the 1940's when we worked for Fritz and Edna Kuser. Eddie was a regular player on the Kuser Farm tennis court and even though a locally famous name, abided by that 3 word aspiration which was drummed into my head by Louise Baird, my high school music teacher: "GREATNESS IS HUMBLE." Eddie was the consummate tennis player with a winning personality. He ultimately moved to take the position of Tennis Pro at Cornell. He also had the girls' hearts a-flutter whenever he appeared on the court. He was a very handsome young man. He and Fritz "Mr. Trenton Tennis" Kuser made a unbeatable doubles team.