TENNIS MAGAZINE NETS DIFFERENT LOOK UNDER NEW EDITOR

          The December-January issue of Tennis magazine will
     introduce a new look under editor Mark Woodruff, as the
     title "has been redesigned with an artsy touch and more
     contemporary graphics," according to Jack Bogaczyk of the
     ROANOKE TIMES.  Woodruff, who became editor in April, on the
     changes: "We're trying to put more life into the magazine. 
     It's always had a very broad scope, but it was missing
     something.  We're still going for about half coverage of the
     pros and half service and instruction."  The title's 700,000
     subscribers will "certainly" notice a difference in the
     magazine, as Woodruff "plans to energize the publication
     with ideas" he learned as Assistant Managing Editor at
     Rolling Stone.  He said he will "bring in" writers from The
     New Yorker and other magazines "with solid editorial
     content."  Woodruff added that the changes are "just the
     start" of his "aggressive game plan" (ROANOKE TIMES, 12/17).