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Kay Stammers Menzies Bullitt (* 3. April 1914 in St Albans, England; † 23. Dezember 2005 in Louisville, Kentucky, Vereinigte Staaten) war eine britische Tennisspielerin und Wimbledon -Siegerin. Leben. Mit 17 Jahren bestritt sie 1931 ihr erstes Wimbledon -Turnier.
- Stammers Menzies Bullitt, Kay (vollständiger Name); Bullitt, Kay; Stamers Menzies, Kay
- englische Tennisspielerin
- 3. April 1914
- Stammers, Kay
Kay Stammers; Full name: Katherine Esther Stammers: Country (sports) United Kingdom: Born 3 April 1914 St Albans, Hertfordshire, England: Died: 23 December 2005 (aged 91) Louisville, Kentucky, U.S. Plays: Left-handed: Singles; Highest ranking: No. 2 (1939) Grand Slam singles results; French Open: QF : Wimbledon: F : US Open
- Katherine Esther Stammers
- United Kingdom
- Left-handed
Kay Stammers Menzies Bullitt (* 3. April 1914 in St Albans, England; † 23. Dezember 2005 in Louisville, Kentucky, Vereinigte Staaten) war eine britische Tennisspielerin und Wimbledon-Siegerin.
Pioneering Australian television journalist Kay Stammers has passed away following a long battle with cancer. The 72-year-old, who became the first female reporter on Nine News in 1975, died at...
30. Dez. 2005 · 30 December 2005 • 12:01am. Kay Stammers, who died on December 23 aged 91, was a popular and glamorous British tennis player of the 1930s, and won the ladies' doubles at Wimbledon in successive...
Kay Stammers – Australian television newsreader, reporter & producer. A veteran journalist and newsreader with over 25 years experience in mainstream television, Kay has reported, presented and produced for all five free-to-air networks. She is also a multi award-winning documentary and video producer (with a special interest in health and ...
British tennis player. Name variations: Katherine Menzies. Born on April 3, 1914, in St. Albans, Hertsfordshire, England. Beginning her tennis career at an early age, British tennis player Kay Stammers was a junior champion at age 14 and was the first 17-year-old to compete in the Wimbledon championships (1931).
