(Reuters) -Three-time Grand Slam winner and the longest surviving Wimbledon women's singles champion Angela Mortimer Barrett has died aged 93, the WTA said on Monday. Briton Mortimer Barrett, who was ...

A three-time major singles champion, Angela Mortimer Barrett rose to No. 1 in the world, helped redefine British women’s ...

Angela Mortimer Barrett, Britain's 1961 Wimbledon women's singles champion, has died at the age of 93. Mortimer Barrett, who ...

Angela Mortimer Barrett, the longest surviving Wimbledon women's singles champion died at the age of 93 on Monday, August ...

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