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Story summary
- Four-time Grand Slam champion Mal Anderson died at age 91 in Australia.
- He grew up on a cattle station where his father built a court from ant nests.
- Anderson won the 1957 US Open singles title as an unseeded player, beating three seeded opponents and losing only two sets.
- After retiring, he ran a Brisbane tennis centre that mentored Pat Rafter, Scott Draper, Wally Masur and John Fitzgerald.
