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Jack Kramer: "Freddie, nobody wants us." 1966 In 1966, when I had the Thirty-Fourth Street armory, Jack Kramer, the world famous player and promoter, approached me and asked me to put up fifteen thousand dollars in prize money for a tournament he wanted to organize early in 1967. He had eight professionals set to go but no place to host the tournament and no prize money to offer. "Freddie, nobody wants us," Kramer said. "Madison Square Garden does not want us. White Plains does not want us." I could not believe that a great and famous player like Jack Kramer was coming to me, an unknown...

Jack Kramer: "Freddie, nobody wants us." 1966 In 1966, when I had the Thirty-Fourth Street armory, Jack Kramer, the world famous player and promoter, approached me and asked me to put up fifteen thousand dollars in prize money for a tournament he wanted to organize early in 1967. He had eight professionals set to go but no place to host the tournament and no prize money to offer. "Freddie, nobody wants us," Kramer said. "Madison Square Garden does not want us. White Plains does not want us." I could not believe that a great and famous player like Jack Kramer was coming to me, an unknown...