Walter Odom, a fixture in Fort Greene Park, makes sure players respect the hourly schedule and keep their T-shirts on.
Source: New York Times
How a Public Tennis Court Attendant Spends His Sundays
Published in Bedford-Stuyvesant (Brooklyn, NY), Content Type: Personal Profile, Fort Greene (Brooklyn, NY), Parks and Other Recreation Areas, Parks and Recreation Department (NYC), Tennis and Walter Odom
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