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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
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...
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 ...
ONE of Australia’s pioneering female television journalists and late night news anchors, Kay Stammers, has died in Sydney. Stammers, 72, was a familiar face on Australian TV screens in the 1970s and 1980s as the only female journalist on Sydney’s Channel 9 news team and the presenter on Channel 7’s late night show NewsWorld. Pioneer...
Kay Stammers ganó el dobles en Roland Garros 1935 y en Wimbledon 1935 y 1936. La tenista de belleza clásica nació en Inglaterra en 1914 y durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, Kay jugó partidos de exhibición para recaudar fondos para la Cruz Roja e incluso sirvió de chofer de ambulancias.
La relación entre Kay Stammers y John F. Kennedy es una de las muchas historias de romance que rodean la vida del presidente Kennedy. A pesar de su breve encuentro, Stammers se convirtió en una parte importante de la leyenda de JFK, como uno de los muchos amores de su vida.
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).
