Jul. 07, 1979 - Bjorn Borg Wins His Fourth Successive Wimbledon Title Beating Roscoe Tanner In Five Sets; Today of the Centre Court at Wimbledon Bjorn Borg of Sweden won the Men's Singles title for the fourth Successive time when he beat the American Roscoe Tanner in five sets. Photo Shows Bjorn Borg seen in action against Roscoe Tanner on the center court.

Jul. 07, 1979 - Bjorn Borg Wins His Fourth Successive Wimbledon Title Beating Roscoe Tanner In Five Sets; Today of the Centre Court at Wimbledon Bjorn Borg of Sweden won the Men's Singles title for the fourth Successive time when he beat the American Roscoe Tanner in five sets. Photo Shows Bjorn Borg seen in action against Roscoe Tanner on the center court. Stock Photo

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Jul. 07, 1979 - Bjorn Borg Wins His Fourth Successive Wimbledon Title Beating Roscoe Tanner In Five Sets; Today of the Centre Court at Wimbledon Bjorn Borg of Sweden won the Men's Singles title for the fourth Successive time when he beat the American Roscoe Tanner in five sets. Photo Shows Bjorn Borg seen in action against Roscoe Tanner on the center court. (Credit Image: Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS)

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