In the early 1900s, golf and tennis saw increasing popularity among the middle class, but tennis did not immediately become accessible to all economic classes. While golf courses and tennis courts were becoming more prevalent, racial discrimination still affected participation in both sports. Therefore, the statement regarding tennis being played by all economic classes is misleading in the context of its historical evolution. ;
The statement that tennis has evolved to be played by all economic classes is NOT true for the early 1900s, as initial access was limited mainly to the upper classes. While Dwight Davis promoted tennis, golf's involvement with the middle class grew, and both sports faced racial discrimination. The correct answer is option C.
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