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Kitty Godfree, Tennis Titlist, Is Dead at 96
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DEATHS
/ GODFREE, KATHLEEN (KITTY)
/ Godfree, Leslie
/ TENNIS
/ WIMBLEDON TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP
1992
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Kitty Godfree, Tennis Titlist, Is Dead at 96
in
DEATHS
/ GODFREE, KATHLEEN (KITTY)
/ Godfree, Leslie
/ TENNIS
/ WIMBLEDON TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP
1992
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Kitty Godfree, Tennis Titlist, Is Dead at 96
1992
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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).
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