Professional Wrestler. Born in St. Joseph, Missouri, she began her career as a professional wrestler in 1957 and continued to entertain through this venue into the 1980's. Wrestling as Kay Noble, she was known for her toughness and agility in the ring. She was not real big, standing a 5'2" and weighing only 132 pounds, but her quickness resulted in opponents being stunned by her flying head scissors and tackles. During her career she won both the Texas Women's Championship and the Central States Women's Championship. In 1971 she was named the "Girl Wrestler of the Year" by the Wrestling Fans International Association.
Professional Wrestler. Born in St. Joseph, Missouri, she began her career as a professional wrestler in 1957 and continued to entertain through this venue into the 1980's. Wrestling as Kay Noble, she was known for her toughness and agility in the ring. She was not real big, standing a 5'2" and weighing only 132 pounds, but her quickness resulted in opponents being stunned by her flying head scissors and tackles. During her career she won both the Texas Women's Championship and the Central States Women's Championship. In 1971 she was named the "Girl Wrestler of the Year" by the Wrestling Fans International Association.
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