Vintage sport

Barton Silverman, an esteemed sports photographer, is retiring from The New York Times after a five-decade career capturing “the peak of action.”

With the advent of the US Open, we began to consider the history of tennis, specifically, the fashion history.

This is a logo and identity for Flagrant, a bold and inclusive print magazine covering basketball for art loving-sports fans (regardless of their gender). Flagrant’s stacked line logo symbolizes the lines on a basketball court. There's a nostalgic brand design aesthetic carried throughout photography, vintage fonts, and vibrant color palette. Curious to see more of our brand work for Flagrant? See more from this brand design by clicking the pin.

"I’m still nervous, and my technique needs work – bollards are a particular blindspot (I’ve ridden into two) – but the fear has gone"

Playing baseball in corsets? Playing tennis in long dresses? Women's fashion in sports has come a long way over the past century. Here's how styles have changed for female athletes over the years.

Almost 100 nostalgic travel posters dating back to the early 20th century from winter sports destinations including Norway and Switzerland are up for auction with highlights expected to fetch $18k.

Mildred Ella (“Babe”) Didrikson Zaharias was one of the greatest female athletes in memory. She achieved outstanding success in golf, baseball, basketball, diving, bowling, and track an…

Who invented volleyball? Where was volleyball invented? How did volleyball become the game we watch today? Learn about the history of volleyball.

Vintage Photos of Celebrities Playing Tennis Outfits: Elton John Playing Against Billie Jean King

As the Australian Open kicks off, LIFE offers a series of photos celebrating the singular pleasure of smacking the fur out of a yellow ball.