Jaroslav Drobny - Czech tennis ace (now an Egyptian citizen) - Wimbledon - 23 June 1949 Stock Photo - Alamy
Jaroslav Drobny
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Jaroslav Drobny an outstanding hard court player. His prime success was at Wimbledon 1954. He was born in Prague, Czechoslovakia, but became an Egyptian citizen from 1949 to 1954 and then moved
Left to right: Tony Mottram (GBR), Jaroslav Drobny (Czech), Geoffrey Paish (GBR) & Vladimir Cernik (Czech) - 1949 Davis Cup Championship… | Zwart wit, Tennis, Zwart
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JAROSLAV DROBNY Czechoslovakia Tennis Player Photo 1978 SPORTSCASTER CARD 25-15 | eBay
Jaroslav Drobný: The Egyptian who won Wimbledon
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Jaroslav Drobný: The Egyptian who won Wimbledon
Czech tennis player Jaroslav Drobny in action against Geoffrey Brown,... News Photo - Getty Images
1955 Champion in Exile Jaroslav Drobny First Printing Tennis Book | eBay
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A Champion in Sunglasses – Kirk Originals
On the centenery of his birth: a Jaroslav Drobny appreciation thread | Talk Tennis
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Czech-born Egyptian tennis player Jaroslav Drobny holding the men's... News Photo - Getty Images
Jaroslav Drobny - Tennis & Ice Hockey Legend Signed Display | eBay
Czech-born Egyptian tennis player Jaroslav Drobny and B Destremau of... | Jaroslav drobný, Tennis players, Tennis
Jaroslav Drobny - Czech tennis ace (now an Egyptian citizen) - Wimbledon - 28 June 1946 Stock Photo - Alamy
Wimbledon winner and ice hockey world champion Jaroslav Drobný born 100 years ago | Radio Prague International
