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Combined Exercise 3 RESULTS OF NATIONAL AAU GYMNASTICS CHAMPIONSHIPS BEAM EXERCISES CALISTHENICS—WOMEN 1. Muriel Davis, Athenaeum Turners Ind............................ 17.80 Placing Name of Contestant Representing Points 1. Joyce Racek, Lincoln Turners, Chicago ......................... 17.80 1st Agnes Keleti Hungary 18,800 3. Sandra Ruddick, Athenaeum Turners Ind........................ 17.75 2nd Eva Bosakova Czechoslovakia 18,633 4. Judy Howe, Rochester Turners, Pa................................... 17.05 Tied Tamara Manina Russia 18,633 5. Ingeborg Fuchs, Cleveland Turners ................................ 16.70 4th Larisa Latynina Russia 18,533 Tied Anna Marejkova Czechoslovakia 18,533 SIDE HORSE VAULTING—WOMEN 6th Elena Leustean Roumania 18,500 1. Sandra Ruddick, Athenaeum Turners Ind........................ 18.65 2. Joyce Racek, Lincoln Turners, Chicago ......................... 17.85 United States Placing 3. Judy Howe, Rochester Turners, Pa................................... 17.55 32nd MURIEL DAVIS UNITED STATES 17,433 4. Louise Wright, Roxborough Turners ............................. 17.25 49th JACQUELYN KLEIN UNITED STATES 17,100 5. Doris Fuchs, CYO, Rochester, N. Y ................................ 16.95 52nd JUDITH HOWE UNITED STATES 16,866 SANDRA RUDDICK UNITED STATES 16,466 UNEVEN PARALLEL BARS 55 th 58 th JOYCE RACEK UNITED STATES 16,333 1. Sandra Ruddick, Athenaeum Turners Ind........................ 18.25 63rd DORIS FUCHS UNITED STATES 14,933 2. Marie Hoesley, Madison Turners, W is............................ 17.80 3. Doris Fuchs, CYO, Rochester, N. Y ................................ 17.75 4. Jackie Klein, Lincoln Turners, Chicago ......................... 17.20 Parallel Bars 5. Muriel Davis, Athenaeum Turners Ind............................ 17.00 BALANCE TEAM 1. Sandra Ruddick, Athenaeum Turners Ind........................ 17.20 Placing Name of Contestant Representing Points 2. Muriel Davis, Athenaeum Turners Ind............................ 16.40 1st Agnes Keleti Hungary 18,966 3. Jackie Klein, Lincoln Turners, Chicago ......................... 16.15 2nd Larisa Latynina Russia 18,833 4. Judy Howe, Rochester Turners, Pa................................... 16.05 3rd Sofia Mouratova Russia 18,800 5. Louise W right, Roxborough Turners, Pa.......................... 15.60 4th Eva Bosakova Czechoslovakia 18,733 Helena Rakoczy Poland 18,700 TUMBLING 5 th 6th Olga Tass Hungary 18,633 1. Barbara Galleher, Dallas A. C................................................ 9-5 Tied Alice Kertesz Hungary 18,633 2. Olive Schneider, Rozanas School, Chicago ......................... 8.9 3. Avis Tieber, Dallas Athletic Club ........................................ 8.15 United States Placing 4. Myra Oehmke, Pond Palaestrum ........................................ 7.85 46th SANDRA RUDDICK UNITED STATES 17,333 5. Dianna Fisher, Rozanas School, Chicago ............................. 7.60 52nd(tie) DORIS FUCHS- UNITED STATES 17,000 JUDITH HOWE RESULTS OF THE NATIONAL AAU ALL AROUND 56 th JACQUELYN KLEIN UNITED STATES 16,466 COMPETITION & FINAL OLYMPIC TRYOUTS 57 th JOYCE RACEK UNITED STATES 16,300 1. Sandra Ruddick 71.85 (36.35/36.50) 58th MURIEL DAVIS UNITED STATES 16,233 2. Joyce Racek .............................................. 68.10 (33.50/34.60) 3. Judy Howe ................................................ 66.60 (33-85/32.75) COMBINED EXERCISE 3. Doris Fuchs .............................................. 66.60 (33-50/33.10) 5. Jackie Klein 66.55 (33-30/33.25) 6. Muriel Davis ............................................ 66.05 (31.55/34.50) 7. Ingeborg Fuchs ........................................ 64.20 (32.25/31.95) Placing Name of Contestant Representing Points 8. Louise W right .......................................... 63-90 (31-00/32.90) 1st Larisa Latynina Russia 74,931 9. Marie Hoesley .......................................... 61.45 (30.35/31.10) 2nd Agnes Keleti Hungary 74,630 3rd Sofia Mouratova Russia 74,464 OFFICIAL RESULTS, FINAL COMPETITION WOMEN’S 4th Elena Leustean Roumania 74,363 GYMNASTICS, 1956 OLYMPIC GAMES 5th Olga Tass Hungary 74,362 6th Tamara Manina Russia 74,231 FREE STANDING EXERCISE United States Placing 51st SANDRA RUDDICK UNITED STATES 69,133 52nd MURIEL DAVIS UNITED STATES 68,933 Placing Name of Contestant Representing Points 54th JOYCE RADEK UNITED STATES 68,540 1st Larisa Latynina Russia 18,732 55th JACQUELYN KLEIN UNITED STATES 68,300 Tied Agnes Keleti Hungary 18,732 57th DORIS FUCHS UNITED STATES 67,733 3rd Elena Leustean Roumania 18,699 58th JUDITH HOWE UNITED STATES 67,200 4th Eva Bosakova Czechoslovakia 18,566 Tied Keike Tanaka Japan 18,566 Tied Sofia Mouratova Russia 18,566 United States Placing 25 th MURIEL DAVIS UNITED STATES 18,133 COMBINED EXERCISE - TEAM (PORTAB;E APPARATUS) 42nd JOYCE RACEK UNITED STATES 17,832 45 th DORIS FUCHS UNITED STATES 17.779 1st Hungary ........................................................................ 75.2 53rd SANDRA RUDDICK UNITED STATES 17.533 2nd Sweden .......................................................................... 74.2 57th JACQUELYN KLEIN UNITED STATES 17,433 3rd Poland ............................................................................. 74.0 60th JUDITH HOWE UNITED STATES 17,066 Tied Russia ............................................................................. 74.0 5th Roumania ...................................................................... 73.4 6th Japan ............................................................................... 73.2 VAULTING HORSE -INDIVIDUAL Note 9th UNITED STATE S....................................................... 67.6 Placing Name of Contestant Representing Points 1st Larisa Latynina Russia 18,833 2nd Tamara Manina Russia 18,799 3rd Ann-Sofi Colling Sweden 18,733 COMBINED EXERCISE — TEAM Tied Olga Tass Hungary 18,733 (NINE EXERCISES) 5 th Sofia Mouratova Russia 18,666 6th Elena Leustean Roumania 18,632 1st Russia ...................................................................... 444.80 United States Placing 2nd Hungary..................................................................... 443.50 32nd JOYCE RACEK UNITED STATES 18,033 3rd Roumania ............................................................. 438.20 37 th DORIS FUCHS UNITED STATES 17,999 4th Poland ...................................................................... 436.50 46th SANDRA RUDDICK UNITED STATES 17,799 5th Czechoslovakia ....................................................... 435.366 57 th JACQUELYN KLEIN UNITED STATES 17,299 6th Japan ........................................................................ 433.666 58th MURIEL DAVIS UNITED STATES 16,966 Note 59th JUDITH HOWE UNITED STATES 16,266 9th UNITED STATES ...................................................... 413.20 140.
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