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DescriptionZichy-kehrling.jpg	English: Hungarian tennis player Imre Zichy Béla Von Kehrling playing in Budapest, Hungary in 1914. Published in "Tennisz és Golf" a 45 days-periodical newspaper by the printing press inc. Egyesült Kő-, Könyvnyomda. Könyv- és Lapkiadó Rt. in 1931.
Date	24 June 1931
Source	Tennisz és Golf, Budapest, June 24 1931
Author	Tennisz és Golf

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