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Sporting Legends - Kitty and Fred
- Memories of Wimbledon Tennis Champions Between the Wars
- Narrated by: Paddy Feeny, Kitty Godfree, Fred Perry
- Length: 47 mins
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Sporting Legends - Kitty and Fred
Narrated by:
Paddy Feeny, Kitty Godfree, Fred Perry
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Publisher's Summary
Kitty Godfree - Women’s Singles Champion at Wimbledon 1924, 1926Fred Perry - Men’s Singles Champion at Wimbledon 1934, 1935, 1936. Compiled and presented by Paddy Feeny. This recording was made in 1991 when Kitty Godfree was 95 and Fred Perry was 82.
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©2012 Crimson Cats Audio Books (P)2012 Crimson Cats Audio Books
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