WIMBLEDON '95: Snap shots

Monday 03 July 1995 23:02 BST

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Saturday's snap shot was of Boris Becker and the three winners are: Frank Cooper, of Morden, Surrey; Margaret Hall, of Carlisle; and Roger Littleworth, of Long Buckby, Northampton.

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