Julian Southall Myrick was an American insurance salesman and tennis promoter.
15 Facts About Julian Myrick
In 1898, Julian Myrick entered the insurance business as an application clerk at the Mutual Insurance Company.
Julian Myrick helped set up American College of Life Underwriters in 1927.
Julian Myrick was significantly involved in the promotion of tennis in United States.
Julian Myrick was the president West Side Tennis Club in Forest Hills from 1915 to 1917.
Julian Myrick was considered instrumental to the increase in the club's prominence, including its being chosen as the venue of US National Championships.
Julian Myrick was influential in construction of Forest Hills Stadium in Forest Hills, Queens which hosted the first Wightman Cup competition.
Julian Myrick served as the president of United States Lawn Tennis Association, from 1920 to 1922.
Julian Myrick promoted induction of tennis in schools and colleges as a major sport and acceptance of the sport on a wider level.
Julian Myrick was first to deliver a speech on tennis by radio in 1922.
Julian Myrick was inducted in the International Tennis Hall of Fame in 1969 for his contribution to the sport in the United States and his administrative abilities.
Julian Myrick was a lifelong Republican and a strong supporter Herbert Hoover's candidacy for President of the United States.
Julian Myrick was a Republican delegate in New York's 17th congressional district.
However, during the presidential election in 1920, Myrick supported Democratic candidate James M Cox for his stand on League of Nations.
Julian Myrick helped in gathering public support for the recommendations of the Hoover Commission.