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The Role of George Bush’s Great Uncle In Saving Roland Garros
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The Role of George Bush’s Great Uncle In Saving Roland Garros
By Randy Walker @TennisPublisher Did you know that the great uncle of President George H.W. Bush (and also the great, great uncle of “43” President George W. Bush) was a central figure in the first matches played at the then-named “Stade Roland Garros” – the current site the French Championships – in an episode of tennis that nearly bankrupted the French Tennis Federation? Joseph Wear, the uncle of George H.W. Bush’s mother Dorothy, was himself …
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