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Gonzales, Richard

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Gonzales, (Richard Alonzo) “Pancho” (1928–  ) tennis player; born in Los Angeles. He was the dominant professional player during the 1950s, when tennis was still largely an amateur sport. In 1969, at age 40, he played in the longest ever match at Wimbledon, a 112-game, 5-hour and 12-minute marathon victory over Charlie Pasarell.


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and Michael; family: Alex and Bell Ortiz, Edna and Adrian Montoya, Frank, Carlos, Cynthia, and Kalani, Tina Simones, Lydia, Eddie, and Shawling, Jose Gonzales, Richard Gonzales and girlfriend Amy, Marissa, Erick, Sabrina, and Karlena, Simon Gonzales and girlfriend Paloma, Anthony, Daniel, Destiny, and Layla, Mr.
Serving as Pallbearers will be: Ray Mendez, Juan Gonzales, Richard Gallegos, Brian Ross, Nikki Radtke, Sam Roybal, Jake Archibeque, and Nick Bleckley.
Pallbearers are: Phillip Ortiz, Vincent Ortiz, Mark Gonzales, Kenneth Gonzales, Eric Gonzales, Richard Ortiz, and Charles Finegan.
 
 
 
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