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Howard Fendrich, AP Sports Writer, Dies at 55

5/22/2026AI summary

Howard Fendrich, AP Sports Writer, Dies at 55

Howard Fendrich, a veteran Associated Press sports writer known for his detailed prose covering tennis, Olympics, and skiing, has died at 55. His wife confirmed his death following a cancer diagnosis. Fendrich's career spanned 33 years at AP, beginning as an intern in Rome.

Howard Fendrich, AP Sports Writer, Dies at 55

5/21/2026AI summary

Howard Fendrich, AP Sports Writer, Dies at 55

Howard Fendrich, a veteran Associated Press sports writer known for his detailed prose on tennis, Olympics, and ski slopes, has died at 55. Fendrich, who covered 70 Grand Slams and 11 Olympics, was diagnosed with cancer in February.

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