Old time's sake winning out after first week of play

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	Old time's sake winning out after first week of play


	Old time's sake winning out after first week of play Serena Williams shakes hands with Kim...

By EDDIE PELLS AP Sports Writer

LONDON — Kimiko Date-Krumm remembers the good ol' days, when she used to shop in the morning, then go play tennis at night. Those days are over — at least the shopping part. At 42 years young, Date-Krumm is still out there, leading the way in what is turning into quite a renaissance for the aging set this tennis season, and at Wimbledon this week. "When I was young, even during ...

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Old time's sake winning out after first week of play