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Trivia Tuesday: May 24

Spruce up your Roland Garros knowledge.

Published May 24, 2016

Q: How did Roland Garros get its name?

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A: In 1928, the tennis center that now hosts the clay-court major was named after French World War I fighter pilot and club member Roland Georges Garros.

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