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Here Are Your Final Complete Tabulations Here Are Your Final Complete Tabulations (Jumped from Page 7) Three Haircuts (Sid Caesar) . ........ Pet* Candoll . Fontana Sisters ..................................... Gen­ McCarthy though Shorty Rogers and Gerry Mul­ Tattletales ............................................. Jack ligan made it an interesting race. The Clovers ........................................... Hilly Buttorfleld Cheerleaders ........................................... Kenny Dorham The complete results follow. Names (None Under 15 Listed) in large type are plaque-winners who Ralph Marterie ...................................... Charlie Spivak ..................................... take over seats in Down Boat’s mythi­ MALE SINGER Rusty Dodrlck ..................................... cal all-star band. Muggsy Spanier ..................................... Frank Sinatra 2155 (Nona Under it Listed! DANCE BAND Nat Cole ............. 670 Perry Como .... 462 TROMBONE Le« Brown .. 1905 Summy Davis Jr 361 Obet Baker........ 170 J. Les Elgart .. 950 Eddie Fisher . 148 J. Johnson ... Count Basie 582 Matt Dennis ... 127 Bob Brookmeyer Ralph Marterte Billy Eckstine Kai Winding .... 591 Ray Anthony- . 488 28* Louis Armstrong W'v’v Hermi n 246 Bill Harris .... Ralph Flanagan Tommy Dorsey 232 Harry James Urble Green 14» Harry Belafonte . Billy Byers . Lawrence Welk ................. Jackie Paris ......................................... Jack Teagarden Tommy and Jin my Dorsey Frankie Laine ....................................... Benny Green ... Billy May-Sam Donahue . Bing Crosby ........................................... Eddie Bert .. ■ Buddy Morrow....................... Roy Hamilton....................................... Buddy Morrow Duke Ellington ... .. Julius Tai Rosa ...................................... Vic Dickenson Freddy Martin....................... Jackie Jocko............................................ Ray Sims.......... Richard Maltby ................... Johnnie Ray ....................................... Sauter-FInegun ..................... Joe Derise ............................................. Trummy Young . Claude Thornhill................... Bob Manning......................................... Keith Moon .... Guy Lombardo ..................... Johnny Holiday ................................... Jimmy Cleveland The Commanders ................ Jimmy Rushing..................................... Herbie Harper Peres Prado (None Under IS Listed! FEMALE SINGER Georg Brunis .................................................. Cutty Cutshatl . Ella Fitzgerald 1439 Turk Murphy .......................................... JAZZ BAND Sonny Russo ............................................ Juno Christy......... 67t Willie Dennis .......... .............................. Sarah Vaughan . 460 Lou McGarity ....................................... Count Basie........................ 1902 Chris Connor .... Dick Nash ............................................. Stan Kenton........................ 1763 Peggy Lee ........... 315 Benny Powell ....................................... Billie Holiday ... 277 (None Under 15 Listed! Woody Herman................... 433 Doris Day............. Duke Ellington ..................................... Carmen McRae .. Sauter-FInegan ..................................... ALTO SAX Lee Brown ............................................. Teddl King ... Ted Heath ............................................. Jaye P Morgan Paul Desmond ...................... ...... 1220 Pete Rugolo Barbara Lea.......... Lionel Hampton Patti Page ............ Lee Konitz.................................... 691 Harry James ... Helen Merrill ........ Bud Shank ........................................... 467 los Elgart ............................................. Rosemary Clooney Benny Carter ..................................... 398 (None Under 15 Listed) Eydle Gorme .... Johnny Hodges ....................... ........ 300 Joni James Phil Woods ........................................... 126 Peggy King ........ Gigi Gryce ............................................... INSTRUMENTAL COMBO Lena Horne............ Hal McKusick ....................................... Dinah Shore Charite Mariano ................................... Dave Brubeck .................................. 1050 Jo Stafford ............ Lennie Niehaus . ................................. Sonny Stitt ............................................. Modern Jau Quartet . ........... 880 Dinar» Washington Shorty Rogers ....................................... Julie London ........ Julian (Cannonball) Adderley ........ Ronnie Lang........................................... Gerry Mulligan ................................... 385 Anita O’Day ........ Willie Smith ............................................ George Shearing ........... 225 Georgia Gibbs ....................................... Dave Pell ....................................... ’ ’' Lurlene Hunter ..................................... Herb Geller ........................................... Kal and J. J . Barbara Como .....................................Jimmy Dorsey ....................................... Don Elliott ............................. (None Under 15 Lieted) Earl Bostic ........................................... Gem ne Wallington ............................. Art Pepper ............................................. Clifford Brown Max Roach Lou Donaldson .............. .. Louis Armstrong................................... Dave Schildkraut ................................. Marian McPartland ............ '' ” Woody Herman ................................... Bill Stanton . ... Tab Smith ............................................... Lighthouse All-Stars Boots Mussulll ....................................... John Grass ....................................... Pete Brown ........................................... Oscar Peterson....................................... James Moody............................... ■ ■ Stan Gotz ......................................... '.. Gene Quill ................................................ (None Under 15 Listed) Chet Balter........................... 7....... '" TRUMPET Chico Hamilton . Australian Jazz Quartet Miles Davis .... 656 Billy Taylor ........................................... TENOR SAX Hampton Hawes . Chet Baker .... 645 Rd die Condon .................................... ” Dizzy Gillespie . Stan Getz 1215 Al Belletto ....................................... ’ ” Shorty Rogers v . 56» 630 Terry Gibbs ...........................................' Lester Young . Harry Jame* ........ 391* Al Cohn ................. 491 Dizzy Gillespie................... Clifford Brown 2*3 336 Bill Haley ..................................... Dave Pell.............. Roy Eldr idge .. .. 301 Zoot Sims ............ 288 Art Van Damme . Ruby Braff............ 100 166 Ths Sts ................................................. Flip Phillips . .. Don Elliott ............ 16* Colemen Hau Kins 121 (None Under 15 Listed! Louis Armstrong . 14* 110 Conte Candoli .... 112 Bill Perkins ........ Bobby Hackett .... 11* Charlie Ventura . VOCAL GROUP Thad Jones ........... Bob Cooper ........... Maynard Ferguson Sonny Stitt ........ Four Freshmen .. Don Fagorqulst ... Georgie Auld .... 1517 Joe Newman ......... Sonny Rollins — Hf-Lo s ............................ Bud Freeman . Mills Brothers .. ’ohnnj Windhurst 266 Ray Anthony ... Hddle Miller . Ames Brothers . Charlie Shavers .. Frank Foster .... Four Aces .................. Buck Clayton .... Warne Marsh ... Crew-Cuts .... .. Paul Qulnlchett* . McGuire Bistort .... Ronnie Woellmer Bill Holman Modornatres .............. Frank Wess .. Four Lads ................. Donald Byrd .... HarolJ Lnnd .... Honey Dreamers ... Harry Edison . Jack Montrose ... Ray Charles Singers Wild Bill Davison Tex Beneke . Bill Stanton Trio .... Jon Sardley ........ Vido Musso ........... BiUy Williams........... Buddy Ohilders Illinois Jacquet mUisfrwr*.............. Clark Torry ........ Toe Macero........... Jeskie Oeln-Roy Kral ruelr Collin* ■rrol Buddle Down.
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