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...cannot have the name of the photographer on them. At the WP article on [[Pancho Gonzales]], for instance, I added the photo that they are still using: http://en.wik

...(This is an important bit of data for '''other''' articles. If we have a [[Pancho Gonzales]] article, for instance, down here at the ABC we type in Gonzales, Pancho,

:::They already exist in English, at [[Pancho Gonzales]] and [[Bill Tilden]]. I wrote them in English for WP a couple of years ago

...ctually spelled it themselves, ie, the great tennis player of the 1950s, [[Pancho Gonzales]], who apparently was *born* with this spelling, but who later changed it,

...cally speaking, it won't. 45 years ago I would have had a *chance* to beat Pancho Gonzales, say, in a three-set match, but *realistically*....

...cle using the templates, can I use them for *existing* articles, such as [[Pancho Gonzales]], say? If so, what do I have to do? [[User:Hayford Peirce|Hayford Peirce] ...dium.org/wiki/Category:Subpages but others, such as [[Frank Sedgman]] or [[Pancho Gonzales]] don't seem to be. Is this because of something that I've done, or not don

...inal articles on both these guys at WP someone briefly tried to change the Pancho Gonzales article's name to Ricardo Gonzalez or Richard Gonzales, or whatever the hel ***** 50 years of usage, Jimmy Carter, Dave Brubeck, Pancho Gonzales, Duke Ellington, Bob Dylan, Count Basie, & that's not to mention non-Americ

...ably 2,000 words long and is *still* not fully developed. The article on [[Pancho Gonzales]] is probably 4,000 words long, not even counting all of the info at the bo

...," including the stellar 1949 U.S. singles title between Ted Schroeder and Pancho Gonzales.

...uld port it over to CZ and clean it up, which is what I've done with the [[Pancho Gonzales]] and [[Bill Tilden]] articles. Of course, I had written 95% of them at WP ...ent Sports Illustrated article about Big Pancho starts out: "Las Vegas and Pancho Gonzales were a perfect match for each other: both were big, dangerous, and mean." O

.... For instance, in the 50s and 60s there was a great tennis player named [[Pancho Gonzales]]. For at least a generation he was universally known to everyone in the wo

...of articles about tennis, including long ones about [[Bill Tilden]] and [[Pancho Gonzales]]. Let's say that in recognition of all that work you invite me to be a Spo

...is the other), at some point I'd like to go to the individual articles ([[Pancho Gonzales]], for instance) and change the '''See also''' entry to the correct name of

...there seem to be many '''articles''', such as [[Tennis]], [[Baseball]], [[Pancho Gonzales]], [[Hank Aaron]], etc. The people in the discussion above, who are proposi

...allops for a hit. Guys who could/can do this are Kenny Rosewall types, not Pancho Gonzales.... [[User:Hayford Peirce|Hayford Peirce]] 00:26, 10 July 2009 (UTC)

...vePage/Pancho_Gonzales, which has a redirect from [[Pancho Gonzalez]] to [[Pancho Gonzales]], and, as you say, there are various checkboxes. But I don't see what the :See my comment above about the Pancho Gonzales page. It indicates that I *can* see them -- WHEN they're there. But not eve

..., [[Ty Cobb]]. Or about [[Tennis]] and not mentioning [[Bill Tilden]] or [[Pancho Gonzales]]. But thousands of other people would go into catalogs. [[User:Hayford Pe

...er said that Ellsworth Vines had the best serve, followed by John Doeg and Pancho Gonzales." There actually *was* a good player named Doeg who had a great serve, but

...s. To take extreme examples, would, could, should, [[Mickey Mantle]] and [[Pancho Gonzales]], two of the greatest players ever in their respective sports, be given ed