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Two-time Wimbledon champion [KITTY GODFREE] died Friday at 96.

She won her second tournament in 1926 under her married name, beating Spain's Lili de Alvarez 6-2, 4-6, 6-3. Godfree also won mixed doubles titles in 1924 and 1926 -- the latter with her husband Leslie Godfree. AP Two-time Wimbledon champion [Kitty Godfree], Britain's grand old lady of tennis, poses at Wimbledon's centre court in 1984. Godfree died in her sleep yesterday.

-- While it's already becoming clear who will be taking home the gold, no one knows who's going to get the dogs. Or plum and rice wine. Or even the books of poetry. The three dogs are not just ordinary pooches, but rare Chindo pups, from the Korean island of the same name. The brown and white short- haired, adorable animals whose tails form a complete circle when they stand up were donated by breeders as gifts for three deserving competitors out of the nearly 10,000 who came to the Seoul Olympics. Choi Ye Sub, deputy secretary- general of the Seoul Olympic Organizing Committee will have to decide who gets the dogs, which require a special government export permit. He'll also have to figure out the recipients of 331 sets of plum and rice wine in totem-pole bottles, 400 poetry books, 3,000 Korean fans, 3,400 fan letters handed out by a literary group and a number of other gifts donated for the visiting competitors.

  DESERT ISLAND DISCS HAD A NEW PRESENTER, MICHAEL PARKINSON, 30 YEARS AGO ON TUESDAY. HERE ARE ALL THE CASTAWAYS WHO WERE OVER 90 WHEN THEY (LAST) WENT ON THE SHOW...Dr Bill Frankland 103 in 2015 Athene Seyler 99 in 1988 Lord Jeremy Hutchinson 98 in 2013 Cecil Lewis 93 in 1991 Dame Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies 97 in 1998 Manny Shinwell 93 in 1978 Kitty Godfree 91 in 1987 Denis Healey 91 in 2009 Dame Alicia Markova 91 in 2002 Lewis Gilbert 90 in 2010 June Spencer 90 in 2010 Dame Fanny Waterman 90 in 2010 Tony Iveson 90 in 2011 Betty Driver 90 in 2011 Reverend John Graham 90 in 2011 Sir Sydney Kentridge 90 in 2013 Murray Walker 90 in 2014 Naomi Mitchison 93 in 1991 HERE IS SOME WONDERFUL TRIVIA ABOUT THE SHOW...- War Horse would (probably) not have been turned into a critically acclaimed play and a blockbuster film had it not been for Desert Island Discs.

  DESERT ISLAND DISCS HAD A NEW PRESENTER, MICHAEL PARKINSON, 30 YEARS AGO ON TUESDAY. HERE ARE ALL THE CASTAWAYS WHO WERE OVER 90 WHEN THEY (LAST) WENT ON THE SHOW...Dr Bill Frankland 103 in 2015 Athene Seyler 99 in 1988 Lord Jeremy Hutchinson 98 in 2013 Cecil Lewis 93 in 1991 Dame Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies 97 in 1998 Manny Shinwell 93 in 1978 Kitty Godfree 91 in 1987 Denis Healey 91 in 2009 Dame Alicia Markova 91 in 2002 Lewis Gilbert 90 in 2010 June Spencer 90 in 2010 Dame Fanny Waterman 90 in 2010 Tony Iveson 90 in 2011 Betty Driver 90 in 2011 Reverend John Graham 90 in 2011 Sir Sydney Kentridge 90 in 2013 Murray Walker 90 in 2014 Naomi Mitchison 93 in 1991 HERE IS SOME WONDERFUL TRIVIA ABOUT THE SHOW...- War Horse would (probably) not have been turned into a critically acclaimed play and a blockbuster film had it not been for Desert Island Discs.

Mrs. Godfree, then Kitty McKane, was the only woman to beat Helen Wills at Wimbledon. She defeated the eight-time Wimbledon champion in the 1924 final, 4-6, 6-4, 6-4. Five Doubles Titles Mrs. Godfree also won five Grnd Slam doubles championships, all with different partners. She won the Wimbledon mixed-doubles titles in 1924 with J. Brian Gilbert, defeating her future husband and Dorothy Shepherd Barron in the final. In 1926, she teamed with [Leslie Godfree] to win at Wimbledon again. She also captured three doubles titles at the United States championships, two in women's, in 1923 and 1927, and one in mixed (1925).

Mrs. Godfree, then Kitty McKane, was the only woman to beat Helen Wills at Wimbledon. She defeated the eight-time Wimbledon champion in the 1924 final, 4-6, 6-4, 6-4. Five Doubles Titles Mrs. Godfree also won five Grnd Slam doubles championships, all with different partners. She won the Wimbledon mixed-doubles titles in 1924 with J. Brian Gilbert, defeating her future husband and Dorothy Shepherd Barron in the final. In 1926, she teamed with [Leslie Godfree] to win at Wimbledon again. She also captured three doubles titles at the United States championships, two in women's, in 1923 and 1927, and one in mixed (1925).

One of her books, \"The Africa That Never Was,\" which was written with a Brooklyn College colleague, Dorothy Hammond, examined the British experience in Africa and was published by Twain Press in 1970. Another was \"Yes and No: The Intimate Folklore on Africa,\" which was published in 1961 by Horizon Press.