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一到9月初,阿莱斯特·苏雷兹便会驾驶着自己的福特野马轿车,从位于纽约森林山康迪内特大街99号的家中出发,经过108号公路与茱尔大街,驶入格兰特中心大道,然后一路朝着西北方驶去。苏雷兹是一位非常普通的拉美裔美国人,今年62岁,他此行的目的是前往比利·简·金国际网球中心,观看美国网球公开赛。从森林山到法拉盛,一次相距不过3.3英里的迁徙,却被《纽约客》专栏作家莉莉安·罗斯描绘成“终于找到了最适合自己的帽子”。如今,地铁7号线和纽约通勤火车每天都会将数以万计的观众送抵比利·简·金网球中心。从曼哈顿、布鲁克林、布朗克斯以及史丹顿岛,这一股股追逐网球的奔流穿越皇后区,汇聚于此。
From early September to early September, Alester Sulei Zi will drive his Ford Mustang sedan, starting at 99 Continet Avenue in Forest Hill, New York, passing through Route 108 and Jule Street, Grant Center Avenue, and then drove all the way northwest. Suarez is a very ordinary Hispanic American who is 62 years old. The purpose of his trip is to visit the Billy Jane King International Tennis Center to watch the US Open tennis tournament. A journey of 3.3 miles between Forest Hill and Flushing has been portrayed by New Yorker columnist Lillian Rose as “finally finding the hat that suits you best.” Today, Metro Line 7 and the New York Commuter Train send tens of thousands of viewers daily to the Billie Jean King Tennis Center. From Manhattan, Brooklyn, the Bronx and the island of Stanton, the unit chasing the ball of tennis across the Queens area, gathered here.