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SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAMK.H.S.A.A. CHAMPION— 1973

(Left to Right) Front Row: Johnny Mathis, Robert Swinney, Ronnie Daniel,

Ocie Blye, Neil Stanton, Roger Eppinger. Second Row: Coach Gordon, Kim Roger,Wayne Golden, Dwight Martin, Larry Carter, Herbert McCray, Anthony Lyles,

Robert Dunlap, Coach Steve Smith.

Official Organ of the

KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

APRIL 1973

MALE HIGH SCHOOL — RUNNER-UP1973 STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT

(Left to Right) Front Row: Mgr. Aaron Green, Michael Griffith, Gary Cooper, Larry Bibb, William Presley, LarryGrimes, Mgr. Jerry Stringer. Second Row: Ass't Coach Bob Shehee, Alan Simpson, Wesley Cox, Stanley Bunion, ZackAdams, Lawrence Bentley, Charles Sweatt, Terry Moorman, Coach Jim Huter.

OWENSBORO HIGH SCHOOL—SEMI-FINALIST1973 STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT

(Left to Right) Front Row: Kenny Higgs, Joe Calhoun, David Schell, Richard Reed, Tony Fiorella. Second Row:Darnell Taylor, Joe Thruston, Steve Johnson, Curtis King, Greg Webster, Myron Greenfield, Harley Trodglen.

The Kentucky High School Athlete

Official Organ of the

Kentucky High School Athletic Association

VOL. XXXV—NO. 9 APRIL, 1973 $1.00 Per Year

1973 Annual MeetingThe business meeting of the K.H.S.A.A. will

be held on Thursday, April 12, at 3:00 P.M., in the

Louisville Royal Room, Seelbach Hotel, Louisville.

The dinner meeting will be held at 6:30 P.M. in

th Ballroom of the hotel.

As provided in Article IX, Section 1, of the

K.H.S.A.A. Constitution, the following changes in

the Constitution and By-Laws will be acted uponby the Delegate Assembly.

Proposal I

Prin. Ronald L. Hager of the Prestonsburg

High School, proposes that By-Law 21 be changed

to read- "The number of basketball games played

by a member school after Decembr 31, and prior

to the district tournament, shall not exceed twenty-

two The number of games by any member school

shall not exceed thirty games. Any school whichviolates this rule shaU not be eligible for district

tournament competition. In one and only one

county, conference, or invitational tournament, the

games played by a member school shall count as

one game. All other tournament games shall count

as part of the thirty allowed games."

Proposal II

Prin. Arnold Stacy, Jr., of the Bath CountyHigh School, proposes that By-Law 21 be amend-ed by substituting the word "twenty-six" instead

of "twenty-four."Proposal III

Prin. Frank Lyons of the Dayton High

School, proposes the following change in By-Law28 Section 5: "Prior to the football season a teammay have only two scrimmages, or two practice

games or two gridorama games, or any combina-

tion of these not to exceed three, with players

other than members of the squad. Prior to the

opening game of regular season play, a basketball

team may have only two practice games and one

preview game with players other than membersof the squad, with the combination of these not

to exceed three."Proposal IV

Prin. Webb Young of the Paul G. Blazer HighSchool proposes that: "The Kentucky High School

Athletic Association Board of Control shall sanc-

tion and sponsor a girls' basketball play-off to de-

termine a state champion.These play-offs shall be under the complete

control of the Kentucky High School Athletic As-

sociation and its commissioner."A Committee (Chairman Frank Simpson, Eh

Alexander, James McAfee. Lloyd Sharp) appoint-

ed by President Richard Vincent to study the

Constitution and By-Laws and the Board of Con-trol proposes the following changes:

Proposal VIn Article III, (Page 5) — Delete in first sen-

tence "approved or" and replace "Kentucky HighSchool Inspector" with "State Department of

Education."Proposal VI

In Article IV, Section 2-a (Page 5)—Add after

first sentence: "In addition two blacks shall beelected (Federal Court Decree). One shall be

elected from each eight regions. They shall be afull time certified employee of a Board of Edu-cation."

Proposal VIIIn By-Law 1, Section 1 (Page 12) — Make

second sentence read — "Not later than Wednes-day of the week preceding the week of the con-test, the principal shall mail to the other, uponrequest, a statement to the effect that the per-sons named are eligible, under the rules of theAssociation, to represent the school on the datespecified. This statement shall be made on thestandard eligibility blank supplied by the Asso-ciation." (Request may be indicated on game con-tract form when it is signed.)

Proposal VIIIIn By-Law 1, Section 2 (Page 12) — Delete

last sentence.Proposal IX

That the first sentence of By-Law 1, Section5 (Page 13) be made to read: 'A new principalbefore certifying to the eligibility of his players,if there is reason to question any of the informa-tion, shall secure from the Commissioner's Officea copy of the original certifications for such play-ers."

Proposal XThat By-Law 1, Section 6 (Page 13) be made

to read: "Each principal of a member school shallsubmit to the Commissioner at the end of theschool year a list of the names of all students whoparticipated in any first team game in any sportduring the season. This participation list will besubmitted on a form furnished by the Association,which shall be filled out in full for each student."

Proposal XIThat By-Law 6, Section 3 (Page 16) be delet-

ed in its entirety. (All transfers would be gov-rned by Section 1 and 2).

Proposal XIIThat By-Law 19 (Page 18) be made to read:

"Section 1 — All boys contests shall be governedby National Federation rules if an official set is

issued for the sport."Proposal XIII

That By-Law 22 (Page 20) be made to read:"Only officials registered with the Officials' Divi-sion of the Association shall be assigned or em-ployed to officiate in basketball, football, baseballand wrestling."

Proposal XIVIn By-Law 29, Section 2 (Page 22) — Delete

"of $3.00."

Proposal XVIn By-Law 29, Section 4-c (Page 23) — Delete

in the last sentence "in at least six first team highschool football games or twelve first team highschool basketball games" and replace with "andhas worked all the games assigned to him duringthe previous season."

Proposal XVIThat By-Law 29, Sction 7 (Page 23) be de-

leted entirely and insert "An official shall acceptassignments in the amount of time and manneras prescribed by the local officials association to

which he belongs."(Continued on Page Twelve)

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VOL XXXV NO. !> APRIL, 1973

Published monthly, except June and July, by theKentucky High School Athletic AssociationOffice of Publication, Lexington, Ky. 40502

Second class postage paid at Lexington, KeniuckvEditor JOE B. MANSFIELDAssistant Editor JEAN BATSELAssistant Editor TOM MILLSAssistant Editor LOUIS STOUTAssistant Editor BILLY V. WISE

Lexington, KentuckyBOARD OF CONTROL

President Richard Vincent (1969-1973), MorganfieldVice-President ._ Frank B. Simpson (1972-1976), LouisvilleDirectors Zeb Blankenship (1972-1973), Nicholasville;J. C. Cantrell (1970-1974), Valley Station; William C. Doan(1971-1975), Cynlhiana; Andrew J. Fullz (1972-1976). OliveHill; Arthur R. Hawkins (1972-1976), Mt. Sterling; LouieMartin (1972-1976), Corbin; W. P. Wheeler (1971-1975),Owensboro: Roy L. Winchester (1970-1974), Bethlehem.

Subscription Rale SI.00 per year

REPORTS PAST DUE1972-73 Basketball Participation List(Eligibility)

School's Report on Basketball OfficialsOfficial's Report on Schools (Basketball)

TED SANFORD AWARDTo foster the ideals exemplified by Ted San-

ford, former commissioner of the Kentucky HighSchool Athletic Association, the Courier-Journaland Times inaugurated the Ted Sanford Award tobe given annually to a player in the KentuckyHigh School State Basketball Tournament whoexcels in four areas; basketball ability, academicaccomplishments, sportsmanship and citizenship.

Commissioner J. B. Mansfield presented thefirst award to Ricky Weatherspoon, a sophomoreat Hickman County High School. Ricky was se-lected by a committee composed of school person-nel from throughout the state.

Details For National Federation's

Annual Athletic Directors ConferenceThe Fourth Annual National Conference of

High School Directors of Athletics is set for theMarriott Motor Hotel in Chicago, Illinois, Decem-ber 9-12, 1973. Athletic Directors are encouragedto make appropriate budget requests now to in-sure their attendance in December.

The registration fee is $18.00, which includesthe Conference Luncheon, Banquet and all otherConference functions. The National Federationhas obtained special Conference room rates ofS25.00 for a single room and $28.00 for a doubleroom. The Marriott is located only minutes fromO'Hare Airport and free limousine service is pro-vided.

The Chicago Conference promises to be thebiggest Conference yet and will feature stimu-lating and informative speakers addressing them-selves to the relevant methods and problems ofinterscholastic athletic administration.

A conference program announcement flier

and registration material will be available inSeptember. Interested directors and school ad-ministrators may secure this information, as wellas complimentary copies of the printed PRO-CEEDING from the last National Conference bycontacting the National Federation, 400 LeslieStreet, Elgin, Illinois 60120.

1973 State Golf TournamentsBoys' Team Tournament, May 22-23, Lindsey

Golf Course, Fort Knox.Boys' Individual Tournament, May 30-31,

Anderson Golf Course, Fort Knox.Girls' Tournament, May 22-23, Glasgow

Country Club, Glasgow.

Second Annual Sports Medical Seminar

Scheduled At Eastern Kentucky UniversityRICHMOND, Ky. -- Eastern Kentucky Uni-

versity will host its second annual one-day "Medi-cal Aspects of Sports" seminar Thursday, May 17,Dr. Wilbur R. Houston, director of the EKUStudent Health Center, has announced.

The clinic will be jointly sponsored by theKentucky Medical Association, the Kentucky HighSchool Athletic Association, the Department ofHealth, Physical Education, Recreation and Ath-letics at Eastern, and the EKU Student HealthCenter.

The day's activities will include lectures,demonstrations, and consultations especially de-signed for physicians, school administrators,teachers, coaches, trainers, and student managersor trainers.

Presiding at the seminar will be Dr. Ronald E.Waldridge of Shelbyville, chairman of the KMACommittee on School Health and Medical As-pects of Sports.

Clinicians will be physicians, university in-structors, university and high school athletictrainers, and coaches. Specific consultation boothswill be available for coaches of most popular var-sity sports.

A sampling of the topics includes certificationof trainers, foot care, motivation, the familyphysicians role in sports medicine, nutrition andheat illness, mouth injury, resusitation, and tap-ing.

All persons concerned with the medical as-pects of sports are urged to attend. There will bea $5 per person registration fee which includesa luncheon and a certificate of attendance.

Reservations should be made to insure ampleaccommodations, but are not mandatory. For fur-ther details, or to register, write Medical Aspectsof Sports Seminar. Student Health Center, East-ern Kentucky University, Richmond, Ky. 40475.

Supplementary List ofRegistered Baseball Officials

(List compiled April 1)

If one telephone number is given for an official listed,it is the home phone unless otherwise designated. If twonumbers are given, the first number is that of the homephone.Allen. Thomas E.. Rt. 2. Vine Grove 40175, 828-3523. 422-

3214Allison, Dennis. 349 Locust Street, Carlisle 40311, 289-5369,

234-1438Andreas, Lawrence C. 1327 Center Street. Bowling Green

42101Armstrong, Curtis, 307 Copeland Road, Ft. Campbell 42223,

431-4252. 798-4592Asher, Ralph, P. O. Box 232, Olive Hill 41164, 286-2081.

286-2081Atchison. Jim, Rt. 2. Dry Ridge 41035. 824-5877. 824-5877Atkinson. Howard, Box 801. Warsaw 41095, 567-2606Ayers, Edward L., 625 Laramie Road, Lexington 40503,

277-2333. 277-1161Baldridge, Bill, 599 Greenwood Drive. Harrodsburg 40330.

734-4890. 734-7118Baldwin. Robert Michael. 373 4th Street. Paintsville 41240,

789-5829Baldwin, Timothy, Box 745, Grayson 41143. 474-6124, 474-

(1124

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THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR APRIL, 1973 Page Three

Minutes of Board Meeting

The Board of Control of the Kentucky HighSchool Athletic Association met at Stouffer's Inn,Louisville, on Friday morning, March 16, 1973.The meeting was called to order by PresidentRichard Vincent at 9:00, with all Board members,Commissioner J. B. Mansfield, and Assistant Com-missioners Billy Wise. Louis Stout and Tom Millspresent. The invocation was given by J. C. Can-trell.

W. P. Wheeler moved, seconded by Bill Doan,that the reading of the minutes of the previousmeeting be waived since the members of theBoard had received copies of these minutes. Themotion was carried unanimously.

The Commissioner reported the results of therecent balloting for Board membership for Sec-tions 1 and 6. Howard R. Crittenden. Principalof Calloway County High School was elected torepresent Section 1 and James R. Williams, Prin-cipal of Somerset High School was elected in Sec-tion 6. Both candidates were un-opposed in theirbid for election.

Representatives of the Kentucky Division ofthe Amateur Fencers League of America (Mr.Bill Long, Assistant Principal, Southern JuniorHigh School and Mr. Francis Wolff, Chairman ofthe League) appeared before the Board request-ing that the Board recognize fencing as a highschool sport. They presented letters from severalprincipals also requesting that fencing be recog-nized by the Kentucky High Scnool Athletic As-sociation. Several questions were asked concern-ing equipment, coaches, insurance and othercosts. Following this, Mr. Vincent thanked Mr.Long and Mr. Wolff and they departed. Actionwas delaved on the request to allow furtherstudy.

There was a discussion of possible Board pro-posals to be submitted to the forthcoming Dele-gate Assembly of the Association. There were noadditions to the proposals presented at the pre-vious Board meeting. Mr. Mansfield presentedfour proposals received from high school princi-pals to be placed before the Delegate Assemblyfor action.

The Commissioner presented a letter fromMr. Joe Ohr, Secretary of the Kentucky HighSchool Coaches Association, requesting permis-sion to continue sponsoring the All-Star Footballand Basketball games to be held in August. JackFultz moved, seconded by Bill Doan, that permis-sion be granted. All members voted aye.

Mr. Mansfield informed the Board that Mr.Fran Curci. Head Football Coach, University of

Kentucky, has accepted his invitation to be theguest speaker at the annual dinner meeting of

the Kentucky High School Athletic Associationto be held in the Ballroom of the Seelbach Hotel,Louisville, on Thursday evening, April 12, 1973.

Mr. Roy Winchester moved, seconded by W.P. Wheeler, that all bills of the Association for

the period beginning January 1, 1973, and endingFebruary 28, 1973, be allowed. The motion car-ried unanimously.

There being no further business, the meetingadjourned.

Schedule of EventsK.H.S.A.A. State Track Meets

Classes A and AA, Girls and BoysU. K. Sportscenier, May 26, 1973

(In Regional meets, the track events should berun in this order.)

TRACK EVENTS11:00 A Girls 440 Yd. Relay11:05 AA Girls 440 Yd. Relay11:15 A Girls 50 Yd Hurdles11:20 AA Girls 50 Yd. Hurdles11:30 A Boys 120 Yd. Hurdles11:35 AA Bovs 120 Yd. Hurdles11:45 A Girls 100 Yd. Dash11:50 AA Girls 100 Yd. Dash11:55 A Boys 100 Yd. Dash12:00 AA Bovs 100 Yd. Dash12:05 A Bovs One Mile Run12:15 AA Bovs One Mile Run12:25 A Girls 880 Yd. Relay12:35 AA Girls 880 Yd. Relay12:45 A Bovs 380 Yd. Relav12:55 AA Bovs 880 Yd. Relay1:05 A Girls 440 Yd. Dash1:15 AA Girls 440 Yd. Dash1:25 A Bovs 440 Yd. Dash1:30 AA Bovs 440 Yd. Dash1:40 A Girls 80 Yd. Hurdles1:45 AA Girls 80 Yd. Hurdles1:50 A Bovs 180 Yd. Hurdles1:55 AA Bovs 180 Yd. Hurdles2:05 A Girls 880 Yd. Medley Relay2: 15 AA Girls 880 Yd. Medlev Relay2:25 A Bovs 880 Yd. Run2:35 AA Bovs ;;;:n Yd Run2:45 A Girls 880 Yd. Run2:55 AA Girls 880 Yd. Run3:05 A Boys 220 Yd. Dash3:10 AA Bovs 220 Yd. Dash3: 15 A Girls 220 Yd. Dash3:20 AA Girls 220 Yd. Dash3:25 A Bovs Two Mile Run3:40 AA Bovs Two Mile Run3:55 A Girls 50 Yd. Dash4:00 AA Girls 50 Yd. Dash4:05 A Girls Mile Relav4:15 AA Girls Mile Relay4:25 A Bovs Mile Relay4:35 AA Boys Mile Relay

FIELD EVENTS10:00 A Girls Long Jump10:00 A Bovs Pole Vault10:00 A Bovs Discus10:00 A Bovs High Jump10:00 AA Bovs Shot Put11:00 AA Girls Long Jump11:00 A Girls Discus11:00 AA Bovs High Jump1:00 A Girls High Jump1:00 AA Boys Pole Vault1:00 A Boys Shot Put1:00 AA Girls Discus1:00 A Bovs Long Jump1:00 AA Bovs Triple Jump2:30 A Girls Shot Put2:30 AA Bovs Discus2:30 AA Bovs Long Jump2:30 A Boys Triple Jump2:30 AA Girls High Jump3:00 AA Girls Shot Put

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HICKMAN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL—SEMI-FINALIST1973 STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT

(Left lo Right) Barclay, David Rogers, Bugg, Derrick Fills, Ricky Weatherspoon, Chuck Amos, Sidney Spate, Wal-lace Grundy, Issac Childress, McClure, Joe Spraggs, R. Grundy, Ricky O'Mar, D. Spraggs, Aleshire.

Baseball Officials

(Continued from Page Two)Bartels, John T., 1344 Sixth Street, Davton 41074, 581-4250,

821-0728Bemiss. Eugene, Rt. 3, Shelbyville 40065. 633-3295, 633-1625Bennett, Tom, 119 W. 3rd Street, Frankfort 40601, 223-0742,

625-2372Birchfield, Harold W., 215' b Broadwav, Irvine 40336, 723-

3049Blevins, Jack M., Hopkinsville 42240, 885-9597Boaz, Tommy, Box 491. Warsaw 41095, 567-5161. 567-5161Boucher, Larrv G., Jr., 645 Raven Avenue, Frankfort

40601, 223-5419, 564-3240Bowling, David M„ East 9th Street, London 40741. 864-4434Bowling, Stuart V„ 403 Roland Avenue, Owenton 40359,

484-3480Brandenburg, Ronnie L., Box 42, Beattyville 41311, 464-

8931, 464-2484Brazell. Thomas L„ Box 1111, Hart Hall, M.S.U., Murray

42071. 767-3325. 767-3325Bridwell, Michael T., 8404 Old Shepherdsville Road,

Louisville 40229. 964-3482Brown. John W. "Scoop", 975 Waverly Drive, Lexington

40505Brown. Thomas O., 1000 Hill Avenue. Owensboro 42301,

683-3372, 753-9704 (Murray)Bryant, Charles E., 107 Whitnev Avenue, Lawrenceburg

"40342, 839-6302

Bryant, Thomas O., 507 Southland Blvd., Louisville 40214,361-7808

Burke. John A., 2000 Norris Place, Louisville 40205, 452-8320. 636-2525

Bushkar, John. 4385 Crownwood Avenue, Dayton, Ohio45415. 890-3368

Bussell, Bryan, Box 86. Brodhead 40409. 758-3545Calhoun, Roger, Box 357, Gravson 41143, 474-5411 (Bus.)Callis. Herbert. 918 Liberty Avenue, Bowling Green 42101.

842-2348. 842-5351Callis. Hubert, 1327 High Street. Bowling Green 42101Cannon. Devaughan, Rt 1, Morgantown 42261, 526-3917Cantv. Jeff. Lot 83, Fay's Mobile Homes, Bowling Green

42101. 781-4021Catlett. Anthony L., Box 21, Sebree 42455, 835-7521, 639-

2651Centers. Mike, 70 Calumet Drive. Louisvill" 40214, 368-

7035. 987-1779Chambers. Harold E., Box 276, Edmonton 42129, 432-2192,

432-2131

Winchester 40391, 744-

Taylor Drive, Cynthiana 41031, 234-

Lexington

6220 Strawberry, Louisville 40214, 368-

L., Rt. 1, Box 424, Stanton 40380, 663-

423 E. 27th Street, Owensboro 42301.

Charles. James, 15 Cook Avenue,5296. 255-7991

Chasteen. Earl, 1094897, 987-2240

Cherrv. Robert L., Jr., 1063 Redwood Drive,40505, 252-8734, 252-3212

Chesser James E..

4212Childers. Charles L.. Rt. 1, Box 424, Stanton 40380. 663-

2791. 663-4475Clark. Clifton R.,

684-8279Clark. James Randall. Rt. 1. Whitesville 42328. 233-5295Clark, James Russell, Rt. 2. Whitesville 42328. 233-4419,

233-5253Clark, Robert V.. Box 581, Greenup 41144, 473-7759Clav, Ron, Rt. 2, Sparta 41086, 643-2561, 643-2561Cleinmons, Douglas, Box 236. Edmonton 42129. 432-4393,

432-2051Coleman, Jerry. Box 271, Livermore 42352, 278-2104, 273-

5278Collier. Doug. P. O. Box 253, South Shore 41175, 932-3267,

783-3160Collins, William H., Rt. 5. Box 173, London 40741, 864-9025Combs. Ira Delano, Jeff 41751, 436-3002Conn. Hershel, Dana 41615. 478-5522. 478-5522Connor. James. Jr., 108 Mary Lou Drive. Florence 41042Cooper. Willie. 2206 Madison Street, Paducah 42001. 443-

3107 444-7251Coovert', Mike, 5420 Benton Road, Paducah 42001. 898-3234,

443-8960

Cox, Clyde 'Christopher, 3519 Gale Lane, Hopkinsville42240, 886-1022

Cox. John E.. Box 122. Hodgenville 42748. 358-3275, 354-5226Craft, Terry L., Ohio River Road, Greenup 41144, 473-7582,

624-1664 (Ft. Knox)Craig, J. D.. Rt. 4. Box 142, Albany 42602. 387-6635Critz, George A., 207 Frazier Avenue, Columbia 42728.

384-4340, 384-2751Cummins, Howard, 319 South Bayly Avenue. Louisville

40206. 897-6259. 893-5524Cunningham, Bobbv R., Box 55. Pikeville 41501. 432-1528Dameron. Paul. Rt. 7, Marion 42064, 965-4678Daniel, Roger T.. P. O. Box 15, Paintsville 41240, 789-3372,

886-2311

Daniels. Robert A., Van Lear 41265, 789-3931, 886-2311Daughertv, Roger F„ 210 E. McLaughlin, Madisonville

42431. 821-6676Davenport. Marsha, 10014 Foxboro Drive. Louisville 40223,

425-7022

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Davis. George D., 835 S. 31st Street, Louisville 40211, 772-1700, 587-1121. Ext. 528

Davis. Jay W., Lot 15, Mariann Trailer Park, Princeton42445, 365-9973, 365-5675

Daves, James Steve, Rt. 1. Nicholasville 40356, 272-2603Deaton, Julian A., Jr.. Trailer 82, Rt. 32, Univ. Tr Park

Morehead 40351. 784-8052Demaree. Lonny A.. 972 DePorres Avenue, Lexington

40505, 252-4167. 233-2000, Ext. 7051Denton. William D., 14 Clore Court. Henderson 42420.

827-3409Dixon. Dean, P. O. Box 1161. Morehead 40351, 932-4443,

783-3154Dwyer, Robert H.. 1417 Falcon Drive, Louisville 40213

637-7909. 772-3621Eden, Ronald, R. R. 1, Box 311A, Jamestown 42629, 343-

3364, 866-3900Edington. Mike, Box 325. Vanceburg 41179, 796-3275, 796-

2831Edrington. Doug. 122 Douglas Park. Louisville 40214. 361-

4001Ellison, Johnny, Calvin 40813, 337-5539, 337-2329Engle. William C„ P. O. Box 46. Hindman 41822. 785-5543Estes. Walter R.. 2776 Flamingo Avenue. Owensboro 42301.

683-1808Ferrell, Gene L., 622 Cedar Street. Owensboro 42301, 684-

0912, 764-1041

Fields. Ronald M., 233 Fairview Drive, Henderson 42420.826-9859. 826-8381

Ford. Donna Kay. Rt. 2, Hopkmsville 42240. 886-7900Forker. Maurice. Box 384. Sebree 42455. 835-7713, 639-2651Fox, Carl, Jr., Lerose 41344, 593-5484Francis. William L.. Mildred Road. Tvner 40486Freeman. Joe T., 125 Bvron Drive. Paducah 42001 898-

2006. 898-2006French, Larry, 110 Elm Street, Berea 40403, 986-4487Gabbard. Kenneth D.. Rt. 1. Rockfield 42274, 842-0914

842-4798Gaskin, Donald W.. P. O Box 22, Jamestown 42629, 866-

6184. 343-4222Gentrup. Michael L.. 222 Prospect Street. Bellevue 41073

291-9424. 291-9424Gibson. James D.. Rt. 3, Box 457, South Point, Ohio 45680,

377-2501. 928-6474 (Ashland)Gibson, Junior Lee. Clarkson 42726. 242-3551. 242-2171Goodman, Bennie R.. Rt. 2, Box 204. Cecilia 42724 862-

4638. 862-3924Goodman. James Randall, Rt. 6. Glasgow 42141, 678-2262

748-3087Goodnight. Hershel, Jr., 424 Breckinridge, Franklin 42134Gordon. Susan L., Hopkinsville 42240, 886-6209Graham. Donald, 215 Henderson Drive, Hopkinsville 42240

886-7278Grav, Dale, 110 Maple Street, Cloverport 40111. 788-6718

843-3165Gurren. Steve R., 913 Loraine Court, -Covington 41011

491-5086. 431-1700

Hall, Michael L., 516 Morehead Street, Central City 42330754-3524

Hancock, Curtis R.. Jr.. Box 265. Calhoun 42327. 273-5273273-3690

Hansford, Cletus. 10117 Donau Lane. Valley Station 40272937-3818. 582-4417

Hargrove. Robert B.. 1614 Fisher Avenue, Carrollton41008

Harper. Patricia F., 162 North Ky. Avenue. Hopkinsville42240. 886-6013

Heaberlin. Bill. 928 Washington Avenue. Flatwoods41139, 836-6915. 325-8511. Ext. 319

Henderson, Terry C, 514 Wilson Drive, Leitchfield 42754,259-3040 (Bus.)

Henkenberns, Bob, 1426 Licking Pike. Cold Springs41076. 781-2062. 781-2062

Hickman. P. J.. 323 Wayne Drive, Hopkinsville 42240,886-7797. 885-3936

Higgins. James P., 4206 Norene Lane, Louisville 40219,969-3400, 452-4154

Hina. Henry B., R. 1. Sturgis 42459, 333-5933. 333-4008Holderby, Robert D , 2524 Canonero Loop. Owensboro

42301, 685-5720, 685-3121Hord, Ronnie D., Box 74, Pearl Avenue. Campbellsville

42718, 465-5871. 465-7771Howard, Murph. Box 669. Harlan 40831, 573-3094Huddleston. Frank. Rt. 1, Centr; 1 City 42330, 754-4396.

754-4396Hudson, Douglas, Box 43. Worth ille 41098, 732-6423Hudson. Mark D.. Box 43. Worth ille 41098, 732-6423Hunley, Eugene, Box 66, Essie 40; 27, 672-2337 (Bus.)Hurt. Thomas C., 122 Hamilton A\ enue. Lancaster 40444.

792-3067, 792-2312Hutchinson. Kenneth O., Hopkinsville 42240. 886-6281Jacobs. Bob. 3320 Lexington Road, Louisville 40206, 896-

6082Joiner. David. 2820 Lindsev Drive Hopkinsville 42240,

885-3711Joiner, Rocky Dale, 2123 Hazel Street, Hopkinsville

42240, 885-3760, 885-3760

Jones, David. 203 Green Street, Manchester 40962, 598-3793, 598-2700

Jones, Harold, P. O. Box 271, Mt. Vernon 40456, 256-2287

Jones, Joe S.. 203 Green Street, Manchester 40962, 598-

3793 598-2129Joseph. ' Hershel, Prestonsburg 41653, 886-8867. 886-2255Joyce. John W.. 1570 Armistead Drive. Clarksville, Ten-

nessee 37040. 647-7791. 798-6319Kidcl, Gary G., 414 South 17th Street. Mayfield 42066,

247-7150. 247-5122Kouns, Perrv H.. P. O. Box 148. Hitchins 41146, 474-9139

Lacer. Rav. Box 51, Spottsville 42458. 827-5068Lamb, Paul, 601 Cricklewood Drive, Lexington 40505, 293-

1869, 255-6666Lee. Bill. Rt. 1, Leitchfield 42754, 259-4661, 879-4211

Lewis. Dennis. 519 N. 4th. Bardstown 40004, 348-9269, 348-

5914Lovell, Montv Joe, 201 New Broadway. Richmond 40475,

623-3269. 623-6195Lowhorn. Steve, R. R. 2. Albany 42602, 387-5522

Lvkms. William, Cannel City 41408, 743-4421, 743-4534

McClure, Jerry. 1857 Courtland Drive, Lexington 40505,

299-5465, 269-1396McCubbin. Kent, P. O. Box 174, Liberty 42539, 787-8959,

787-6151 . . , ,

McDowell Charles V.. 2419 Roosevelt Avenue, Ashland41101. 325-2886. 325-8511, Ext. 731

McGee. Anthony G.. Rt. 1. Cadiz 42211, 235-5346. 235-5346

McGlone, Leonard, 73 East Tygart Road, Greenup 41144.

932-3718Mckinney, Tony, Rt. 6, Morgantown 42261, 526-4698, 842-

1311McLaren. Harold W.. Danville Road, Lancaster 40444,

792-4243, 365-2191 ,.„,, ,.,McMillin. Larry L„ Rt. 3. Box 71, Crestwood 40014, 241-

8998, 222-9461McMurtrey. Tommy, Summer Shade 42166, 428-3541

McQueary. Ralph, Box 381, Columbia 42728, 384-2290.

384-9751Manasco. Norman, 208 Sycamore Street. Dawson Springs

Mastm*3Be^X KJive, Clay City 403 12 ,

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7R1 -1 ^57Montgomery. William K.. 603 Hendricks Street, Box 84,

Leitchfield 42754, 259-4219, 259-5164

Moore. Larry E„ Island 42350, 486-3284

Moore, Marvin, 5 Riceville. Morehead 40351. 784-6467, 784-

Murphy, David G., 227 College Street, Lebanon 40033.

692-4439. 692-2142 ... .„,_„

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Nail, Dennis C. 1706 Ryan Avenue, Murray 42071, 7SJ-

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40065, 834-7967. 633-2653flR

Norton, Marshall. CPO 1561, Berea 40403, 986-3436, 986-

Nuccl36Donald D., 102 Main Street, Hazard 41701, 436-

Ohr^Joedy, 521 Elm Street, Ravenna 40472. 723-5501, 723-

Palko36Edward T., Rt. 1, Owenton Road, Frankfort 40601,

2i>3 8833 '^',7- <?713

Payne," Robert", Rt. 1, Maceo 42355, 264-1379.

Pelphrey, Jack. Rt. 5, Box 657. Ashland 41101, 928-95^4.

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Pelphrey. Joe D., 3404 Winchester Avenue, Ashland 41101,

Pencf "or°v;ile

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Prather, Raymond L., Box 138, Rt. 1. LaGrange 40031.

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4267. 358-3195 m„Reece Donald A.. Edmonton 42129. 432-2975

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RHegy. James D., Rt. 7. Bowling Green «}°^ 843-6700

Robmson. Joseph B.. 1412 Stallard Street (WW), Ashland

41101, 325-7850, 325-8511. Ext. 258

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40444, 792-2617.

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1973 STATE TOURNAMENT BOX SCORE INFORMATIONGame No. 1 — Session No. 1

Owensboro — Coach Bobby Watson Campbellsville — Coach Jerry ParkerPlayer min fg fga ft fta reb a pf tp Player min fg fga ft fta ireb a pf tl>

King 31 2 6 4 4 7 (I 3 8 Johnson, T. 30 5 14 1) 2 4 3 3 1(1

Schell 1 ii II II ii ii 1) 1) Johnson, B. 31 4 12 1 2 2 4 9

Webster 32 13 2U 4 r> 11 n 1 30 Benningfield 17 2 3 10 3 4

Greenfield i) ii Cox 31 7 k; 3 5 4 l 2 17

Thruston 31 2 r> 4 n•)

4 Deener 30 4 12 il 2 2 8Fiorella n Vance 15 2 3 II 1) 4 2 4

Reed 2\ 1 7 2 () 1 2 Mills 1 1 I) II 1

Johnson 1 II II ii II Mobley, J. 1 i) 1) (1

Higgs 32 10 20 4 5 8 5 3 24 Mobley, G. 1 (1 I) 1)

Trodglen 1) (1 II n II James 1 I)

Calhoun 11 ! 2 2 2 1 II i) 4 Bright 1 II

Rice 1 II II ii

Totals 160 29 60 14 16 33 5 10 72 Totals 160 24 lil 4 9 27 (i 14 52

Game No. 2 — Session No. 1

Danville — Coach David Cottrell Bowling Green — Coach Don WebbPlayer min fg fga ft fta reb a pi tp Player min fg fga ft fta reb a pf tp

Pittman 16 4 8 3 3 8 Clark 24 1 2 1 2 5 3 3

Coulter 30 3 10 2 5 10 2 3 8 Johnson 10 4 4 3 5 4

Henmnger 30 3 9 1 3 11 7 Grimes 30 2 3 7 10 7 11

Grey :io ]2 21 4 5 6 1 3 2!! Rubin 32 14 35 5 6 5 5 3 33Houston HI 2 11 4 4 4 Taylor 32 5 11 1 2 7 1 4 11

McAfee 1 Blakey 10 1 3 3 1 2

Neal 20 1 4 5 1 5 2 Kirby 4 2 2 1 1 1 4

Letcher 15 6 10 2 2 2 1 2 14 Holland ti 1 3 2 2Ford Mitchell 4 1 1

Brown 2 I) I) 1 Gilbert 2 I) I)

Yocum Dillon o

Murphy DeebTotals 160 31 73 9 15 41 6 20 71 Totals Kill 26 00 18 25 33 6 18 70

Game No. 3 - Se:ssion No 2 Bullitt Central - Coach Norman Weaver''.exington Henry Clay — Coach Al Prev:itt Player min fg fga ft fta reb a Pf tp

Player min fg fga ft fta reb a Pf tp Bristow 23 7 16 2 4 8 1 3 16

Leo? 18 11 19 1 2 17 2 23 Eiler 17 2 9 2 4 2 1 1 6Ross 14 6 12 1 8 1 4 12 Darland 9 2 1 2 1 1 1

Doty 18 6 12 1 1 13 1 1 13 Troutman,Jerry 22 1 9 1 4 3 1 1 3

Chandler 20 5 12 2 1 2 10 Masden 2\ 6 2 2 3 3 2 2

Elliott 14 5 7 1 4 2 10 Jones 14 2 4 4 1 1 4

Bell 12 3 7 4 1 2 Ii Hatfield 15 4 14 1 2 5 1 2 9

Wilson 15 I9 3 1 2 Branson 9 2 1 5

Connor 14 2 5 1 2 10 9 5 Troutman,Jimmy 9 1 4 4 2 2

Brown, G. 6 I 3 3 3 I) 2 Bradbury 11 1 2 1 2Dunn 9 1 4 9 2 Farmer 6 1 1

Evans 6 4 Larimore 4 1 1

Totals 160 43 90 4 15 62 13 15 00 Totals 160 18 70 9 19 36 !) 14 45

Game No. 4 - Session No . 2

Shawnee — Coach J;imes Gordon Boyd County - Coach Brice ThornburyPlayer min fg fga ft fta reb a Pf tp Player min fg fga ft fta reb a Pf tp

Lyles 30 6 13 1 2 8 3 13 Pratt 30 10 13 5 6 13 1 3 25Golden 29 9 15 '1 6 7 1 4 24 Shumway 30 5 If) 2 1 1 nMcCray 30 7 12 o in 2 14 Chaney 30 4 11 1 3 10 1 ;)

Blye 19 i 8 l 4 8 Bryan 30 3 12 3 1 2 (i

Daniel 32 9 18 4 4 3 5 2 22 Wooten 30 5 19 I Ii 2 2 3 14

Dunlap 5 2 3 1 Clark 1 1 1 2

Rogers 2 1 1 1 2 Hayes 2 1 1

Mathis 2 1 2 2 2 Penningtor i 2

Martin 3 2 ii Johnson 2

Carter 2 oI Bates 1 1 (1

Swinnev 6 1') Burke 1 1 1 2

Neil Gallion 1 1 I)

Totals 160 37 73 1

1

\2 42 8 17 85 Totals 160 29 72 10 In 33 5 11 6J1

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Game No. 5 — Session No. 3

Hickman County — Coach Dale Ray Clay County — Coach Bob Kei1Plaver min fg fga ft fta reb a pf tp Player min fg fga ft fta reb a Pf tpSpates 32 4 4 6 4 8 Stewart 29 5 12 1 5 2 5 H)

Weather'spn 32 7 13 2 2 1 2 2 16 Pennington 28 6 6 4 7 1 12

Grundv 32 5 8 2 3 6 1 12 Smith 32 3 6 2 3 8 1 3 8

Childers 32 3 11 8 ID 4 1 3 14 Gregory 31 5 19 1 2 2 5 1 1

Fitts 32 4 8 3 4 3 3 4 11 Grubb 28 8 11 3 5 16

Jordan i) Roberts 1

Rushing ii Smith ii

Omar Clark 2 1 ii

Spraggs Sawyers 1)

Allen GilbertAmos Hooker 9 12 2 1 2

Rogers StiversTotals 160 23 44 15 1!) 20 6 14 61 Totals 160 27 55 5 12 24 5 21) 59

May- 5ville — Coac•h Tom Creamei Lee County — Coach Herbe r DunawayPlayer min fg fga ft fta reb a Pf tp Player min fg fga fta reb a pf tp

Gilbert 20 1 2 3 3 1 3 2 Congleton 31 6 9 6 8 9 ii 3 L8

Walker, F. 26 13 20 4 8 9 5 30 Newman 22 it 15 5 5 18Humphrey 31 6 1 t 4 4 4 n 3 16 Spencer 31 4 12 2 4 11 1 3 10

Greene, B. 17 3 6 2 2 3 1 5 8 Cornelius, M. 28 6 15 1 1 1 1 4 L3

Turner 31 5 12 4 4 1 4 ii 14 Jennings 24 1 6 2 2 3 2 5 4

Commodore 20 1 3 1 2 2 Cornelius, J. 10 n 1 2 1

Bennett 11 1 1 2 3 I. ii 1 4 Gabbard 9 2 1 2 1 il 1

Greene, C. 2 1) ii 1 Kincaid, G. 1 ii

Walker, W. 1 1 1 Kincaid, R. 1 ii 1 2 1 1

Anderson 1 i) ii Pelfrey 1 1 1 II ii

Risner 1) ii (1 Moore 1 1 II II i)

Fritz II ii II Brandenburg 1 1 1

Totals 160 29 58 18 24 28 6 20 76 Totals 160 26 63 13 l!l 34 4 22 i;:,

McDowell - - Coach Pete Grigsby, Jr. Madisonvilie -- C 3ach Do n ParsonPlayer min fg fga ft fta reb a Pf tp Player min fg fga ft fta reb a Pf tpRoberts 25 2 6 9 1 4 Hutchins 32 16 29 16 ii 2 32Pack 25 2 5 i

4 Farris 23 5 11 1 2 2 2 4 11

Moore 30 8 14 3 5 7 1 3 19 Reynolds 22 3 12 o 4 l

r, 2 3 :;

Heinisch 31 9 19 4 5 3 4 5 ''2 Ashby 26 2 7 i) 2 1 4 4Turner 32 6 25 4 8 7 2 3 16 Ramsey 18

>6 4 4 2 2 3 8

Tackett 7 2 3 5 1 Jones, E. 14 1 9 2 2 7')

ii 10

Paige, W. 5 n 2 2 3 1 2 Jones, F. 16 :>, 7 2 2 7 n 4 8

Mullins 3 n 1 ii ii Nichols ii ii ii ii

Grigsby 2 1 1 ii 2 Elliott 9 1 5 1 3 1 ii 1 3

Martin u n il (i Adams n ii

Osborne II ii ii Taylor il il ii il II n

Paige, P. II ii Mills ii II

Totals 160 2:; 74 13 25 38 8 13 69 Totals 160 36 86 12 17 52 7 21 84

Game No. 8 — Session No. 4

Newport Catholic — Coach Ron Albrinck Male Coach Jim HunterPlayer min fg fga ft fta reb a Pt tp Player min fg fga t'1 fta reb a Pi tpMcSorley 27 3 13 3 4 7 4 4 9 Bentley 17 4 6 5 6 7 2 4 13

Krebs 30 9 24 2 3 in 1 4 20 Cox 28 13 2u 7 in 18 4 2 33Wehage 26 9 23 8 11 12 1 3 26 Bunton 24 4 15 8 n 3 8,

Dawn 28 1 3 2 3 4 2 3 4 Cooper 24 (i 14 2 2 2 II 1 14

Desmond 16 2 5 1 2 2 5 Bibb 27 9 15 1 1 2 2 18

Deebler 1 ii 1 (i Adam 5 ii l) li 1 l)

Harris 18 1 2 1) 2 II 1 2 Grimes 12 3 4 2 2

Gesenhues Presley 3 2 I) 1 2Groneck 1 II 1 2 1 Sweatt 3 1 1 l) 2

Ruschman 1 1) II il Griffith 8 2 1 2 3 3 3

Kappas 11 3 9 1 1 il 4 7 Moorman 5 3 2 il 4

Bankemper 1 1 1 Simpson 4 2 n 2 i) 2

Totals 160 2", 81) 18 26 37 8 21 74 Totals 160 42 80 15 25 45 12 Hi 99

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Game No. 9 — Session No. 5

Owensboro — Coach Bobby Watson Danville — Coach David CottrellPlayer min fg fga ft fta reb a pf tp Player min fg fga ft fta reb a Pf tpKing 14 1 2 2 1 n 3 2 Pittman 20 4 9 2 2 2 2 ID

Webster 31 8 19 5 5 10 1 21 Coulter 21 5 10 1 if 3 ii 5 11

Thruston 31 5 5 2 9 2 Hi Henninger 17 4 2 ii 1

Reed 32 4 6 2 2 4 2 2 in Grey 29 5 20 4 2 2 10

Higgs 23 7 13 5 5 2 3 4 19 Houston 13 1 3 3 4 1 3 5

Schell 1 ii 2 2 Neal 14 1 10 10 2 2Greenfield n ii McAfee 13 1 5 12 5 1 I 3

Fiorella 1 il il il il ii Letcher 12 3 5 1 n 1 6

Johnson i:: 6 12 1 2 9 n 3 13 Brown 8 1 2 2 (i 2

Trodglen ii Ford 1 1 3 5 6 2 2 5

Calhoun 9 2 2 ii 2 2 Yocum 1

Murphy 1 1 10il

1 2Totals 160 30 58 17 20 37 8 14 77 Totals 160 22 63 12 16 22 3 2ii 56

Lexingt an Henry Clay — Coach Al Pi ewitt Shawnee — Coach James GordonPlayer mm fg fga ft fta reb a Pf tp Plaver min fg fga ft ita j•eb a Pf tp

Lee 32 7 10 i 9 12 4 21 Lvles 32 4 8 5 1 3 8

Ross 32 6 18 3 5 7 1 2 15 Dunlap 24 5 8 5 3 10

Doty 32 8 12 1 1 11 4 17 McCray 32 7 14 3 5 11 2 17

Chandler 29 2 9 2 3 5 4 Golden 32 4 17 6 7 9 1 3 14

Elliott 22 2 LI 3 4 4 Daniel 32 7 12 7 8 1 5 3 21

Bell ~4ii 2 ii Blye 7 1 5 1 1 ii 2

Wilson 9 1 9 2 RogersBrown. L. ii II II ii Mathis 1 n ii (i

Brown. G. II II ii ii Martin ii ii ii

Connor II ii ii CarterLucas II II II ii ii Swinnev II II II

Dunn (1 ii NeilTotals 160 26 62 1

1

15 35 4 21 63 Totals 160 28 64 16 20 32 8 M 72

Hickman County - - Coach Dale K.ay Maysville — Coac h Tom CreamerPlaver min fg fga ft fta reb a Pf tp Player min fg fga ft fta reb a Pf tpSpates 38 ii 5 1 3 13 2 1 Turner 38 8 Id ii 4 2 3 16Weather'spn 33 / 20 2 2 3 ii 16 Greene. B. 38 4 12 2 2 4 1 5 10Grundv 38 6 10 1 1 7 n 2 13 Humphrey 35 3 12 2 3 11 1 3 8Childress 38 9 20 7 in 6 ii 27> Walker. F. 38 1 1 24 3 4 11 (i 3 25Fitts 26 4 10 1 II 5 8 Gilbert 12 ii 1 I)

Jordan 17 2 4 il n II 2 4 Commodore 7 ii

Rushing n ii II i) II Bennett 22 3 5 ii li 1 1 (i

Spraggs n il ii ii ii II li Greene. C. n n ii

Allen ii u ii n II ii il Walker, W. il ii II (1 (1

Rogers ii II ii II Anderson (I II (1

Omar Risner ii II (1

Amos Fritz il

Totals 190 2:; 69 1

1

16 30 2 12 67 Totals 190 29 63 7 !l 36 5 16 65

Game No. 12 — Session No. 6

Madisonville — Coach Don Parson Male — Coach Jim HunterPlayer min fg fga ft fta reb a Pf tp Player min fg fga ft fta reb a pf tpHutchins 32 10 29 6 9 10 (i 2 26 Bentley 28 8 13 3 5 8 2 2 19

Farris 27 6 14 1 1 4 4 13 Bunton 26 6 14 8 9 12 4 20

Reynolds 27 3 7 1 2 1 3 6 Cox 18 6 9 4 5 10 5 4 Hi

Ramsey 15 ii 1 1 1 1 4 Cooper 30 4 8 (i ii 1 2 ii

Ashby 32 8 12 1 1 5 ii 1 17 Bibb 30 7 14 2 2 1 14

Jones, F. 6 1 5 1 2 2 Grimes 8 4 5 6 7 4 2 14Adams 7 3 4 2 II 2 (i Griffith 10 2 ii n 5 1 2

Taylor ii ii n ii Svveatt 3 2 (i 2 (i

Mills ii II H n Adams 2 2

Elliott 7 1 1 1 ii 1 i 2 Moorman 3 1 11 i) 1 ll

Jones, E. 7 2 5 3 4 2 1 i 7 Presley 1 1 (1 ii

Nichols ii ii (1 ii Hargraves 1 1 1 1) 2

Totals 160 34 78 11 18 27 4 20 79 Totals 160 36 68 21 26 47 10 19 93

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Game No. 13 - Session No. 7

Owensboro — Coach Bobby W;itson Shawnee - Coacl i J.anes GordonPlayer mm fg fga ft fta reb a pf tp Player min fg fga II fta •eb a pf tpKing 28 6 11 1 8 ii 1 12 Lyles 29 4 2 2 2 ii 2Webster 32 10 21 2 3 14 I 1 22 Swinney 11 li n 1 n 1

Thruston 31 2 7 T 2 5 ii 1 5 McCray 27 6 9 n 8 1 3 12

Reed 15 1 3 ii 3 n 4 2 Golden 32 9 24 5 I 18Higgs 31 5 15 ii ii 8 4 5 16 Daniel 32 13 22 1 9 2 3 4 30Schell i) ii ii Blye 2 1 n ii ii ii II

Calhoun L9 1 6 n iii ii 2 Rogers ii n ii li ii n ii

Johnson 4 ii 2 T ii ii 2 Mathis ii ii ii ii ii ii II n

Greenfield 1) n Martin III n nii 3 n 2

Fiorello i) H ii ii Carter ii n n (i II ii ii n (1

Trudglen II li Dunlap 17 2 4 2 2 5 1 ! 6

Totals 160 25 63 11 1 1 II 5 12 ill Neil ii (1

Totals niii 30 66 8 13 2(1 5 15 68

Game No. 14 — Session No. 7

Hickman County - - Coach Dale Ray Male Coach Jim HunterPlayer min fg fga ft fta reb a Pf tp Player min fg fga ft i :ta reb a pf tpSpates 32 ii 14 4 Bentley 23 3 7 1 3 8 1 4 7

Weather'spn 32 ii 5 li 4 1 2 Bunton 32 6 23 3 3 7 1 4 15Grundy 32 9 18 9 4 18 Cox 28 9 16 :: in 20 3 4 26Childress 30 3 11 Hi 11 2 1 4 16 Cooper 32 2 9 3 1 1 4

Fitts 32 6 9 4 5 3 4 1 ie Bibb 32 3 8 2 6

Jordan 2 n il 1 n n n Grimes 13 1 3 ii 3 il 1 2

Rushing n n n Griffith n n n

Spraggs ii n n ii II Adams li li (i il

Allen ii n n ii ii Sweatt ll ll (1 (l

Rogers n ii n (l 1) Moorman n ii II n II

Omar ii ii II ii II Presley il n II

Amos II II II il Simpson (i

Totals 160 18 49 14 17 32 6 15 50 Totals 160 24 66 12 16 11 6 16 60

Game No. 15 — Session No. 8

Shawnee -— Coach James Gordon M ale -- roach Jim HunterPlayer min fg fga ft fta reb a Pf tp Plciyei min fg fga ft :ta reb a pf tp

Lyles 24 2 8 1 2 ii 4 5 Bentley 31 10 13 li 1 9 (I 3 20Dunlap 31 4 10 (1 7 1 1 8 Cox 20 7 16 2 9 in 2 5 16

McCray 32 6 1 1 ii1 12 ii 4 12 Bunton 31 8 21 4 4 12 il 3 20

Golden 32 9 18 8 in 7 2 3 26 Cooper 28 1 3 ll ii 1 il 5 2

Daniel 32 12 19 6 7 3 i 2 .'ill Bibb 19 1 5 1 1 1 2

Blye 111 2 li n 1 ii ii Grimes 20 2 4 2 4 5 1 6

Swinney li n ii li Griffith 6 1 4 3 n 1 2

Rogers n n n il Sweatt 1 n n

Mathis ii ii II II ii (1 Adams 1 ii n ii 1

Martin 8 4 1 3 2 il Moorman 1 n ii n n II

Carter ii ii II ii Presley 1 ii ii (i li II

Neil n II (1 Hargraves 1 n 1 n

Totals inn 33 72 15 21 33 5 16 81 Totals 160 30 66 8 18 42 3 20 68

No. Games FIFTEEN GAMES COMPOSITE STATISTICS 1973

PlayedPlayer min fg lga ft fta reb a pf tp

4 Shawnee 640 128 275 50 66 133 26 62 3064 Male 640 132 280 56 85 175 31 74 320

3 Owensboro 480 84 181 42 50 1 1 1 18 36 2103 Hickman C 3. 510 69 162 411 52 82 14 41 178

2 Danville 320 53 136 21 31 63 9 111 127

2 Lex. Henry Clay 320 69 152 15 30 97 17 36 153

2 May svili e 350 58 121 25 33 64 11 36 111

2 Madisonville 320 70 164 23 35 79 1 1 41 163

Campbe lsvilie iiio 24 61 4 9 27 6 14 52

Bowling Green 160 26 60 18 25 33 ii 18 70

Bullitt Cent ral 160 18 711 9 19 36 9 14 45

Boyd Co. 160 29 72 in 15 33 5 1 1 68Clay Co 160 27 55 5 12 24 5 20 59Lee Co. Kill 26 63 13 19 34 4 ''2 65McDowell iiio 28 74 13 25 38 8 i:s 69Newport Ce th. 160 28 80 18 2(1 37 8 21 74TOTALS 4861 869 2006 362 532 1076 88 499 2100

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WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITYDepartment of Physieal Education and Recreation

1973 May Term and Summer School OfferingsNo. Credit No. Credit

Course Course Title Hours Course Course Title Hours101 P.E. Activity: Bowling 1 325A Modern Dance I—Women Majors 1

101 P.E. Activity: Swimming 1 354 P.E. for Elementary Schools 3104 P.E. Activity: Life Saving 1 456 Advance Studies in Athletic222B Individual & Dual Sports II 1 Training (June 12-July 4) 3347 Officiating 3

354 P.E. for Elementary Schools 3 456 Advance Studies in the Theory450 Program Planning In P.E. 3 & Technique of Coaching Soccer456 Advance Studies in Municipal (July 4-July 24) 3

Recreation (class will meet in 501 Analysis of Research in P.E. &New Albany, Ind.) 3 Rec. 3

100 Fundamentals of Physical Activity 3 502 Philosophical Bases of P.E. &101 P.E. Activity: Modern Dance 1

503Athletics 3

Psychological Bases of Motor101 P.E. Activity: Golf Performance 3101 P.E. Activity: Tennis 510 Seminar: Facilities and Equipment 3

101 P.E. Activity: Swimming &Diving

512 Seminar: Administrative Problemsin P.E. and Athletics 3

103 P.E. Activity: Life Saving Ed570W Workshop: Movement Education101 P.E. Activity: Gymnastics (July 24-August 11) 3

2I3A Gymnastics I-Men Majors 484 Community Centers and220 Low Organization Games Playgrounds 3

222A Individual & Dual Sports I 489 Filed Experiences in Recreation 8

233A Gymnastics I—Women Majors 517 Retreation Survey 3

Western Kentucky University wishes to announce the addition of a new program in its De-partment of Phvsical Education and Recreation A minor in 'Athletic Coaching". For informa-tion concerning this and other offerings

: n the d<jpartment, contact: Dr. Burch Oglesby, Head; De-parment of Physical Ed. and Rec; Westi;rn Kent ucky U niversity; Bowling Green, Kentucky42101.

Proposals

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Proposal XVIIIThat By-Law 29, Section 8 (Page 24) be made

to read: "The Board of Control will protect boththe officials and schools against violations per-taining to assignments."

Proposal XIXThat By-Law 29, Section 11 (Page 24) be

made to read: "The Commissioner may establishas many bureaus as deemed necessary in eachsport to assign officials.

Oak Hill, Ohio

Baseball Officials

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Rowe. Thomas M.. 5509 Azalea Lane. Louisville 40258,937-1267

Rudolph. Philip L.. 113 Airport Road, Princeton 42445.365-6344. 365-9957

Ryan. Wayne, CPO 1641. Berea 4O403. 986-9284, 986-9284Salsbury. Don. 1029 Legion Park Road, Greensburg 42743.

932-5577. 932-5391Salyer. Jesse B., Fuget 41220. 265-4899, 789-4890Sammons. Steve, 205 North 6th. Murray 42071. 753-9297Sargent. Steven F., 211 Crest Drive. Hopkinsville 42240

886-9540. 798-6904Satterly. Grant G., Rt. 1, Box 128. Eminence 40019, 845-

5726. 845-6431Schaller. Cliff. 5515 Reemelin, Cincinnati. Ohio 45211.

661-0308Scurry. Henry. Estill Apt. 4. K.S.U., Box 31, Frankfort

40601. 875-2794. 564-6066Sefcovic. Harold, 1120 Choctaw Trail, Georgetown 40324

863-3693. 863-3910Sharp, Ronnie. 140 Chasteen. Middlesboro 40965, 248-3916Sharp, Tommy, Box 1399, Hart Hall, Murray 42256, 767-

2515. 726-9090

Shaw, Glen A.. 361 S. Park Avenue,45656. 682-6653. 682-4055

Shaw, Robert S.. 531 Osage Trail, Frankfort 40601, 227-4919

Shepherd. Russell, R. R. 850. David 41616. 886-6453, 886-2252

Short. Ronald. 607 Mapother, Loyall 40854, 573-5037Shoulders, Michael E., 119 Bassett Street, Hopkinsville

42240, 886-9911, 885-8423Silvey. Barry. Rt. 2, Lewisburg 42256, 657-2437Simpson, Patrick, Hindman 41822. 785-5240, 436-2433Slaughter, Steve, 158 N. McPherson, Hopkinsville 42240,

885-9583Slone. Burgen. Rt. 2, Box 128. Catlettsburg 41129, 739-

5386Smoot. Dick. 1008 Norwood. Ashland 41101. 324-8187Stephens. Earl T„ Flatwoods 41169. 836-3403, 932-3323Stevens. Bobby. Livermore 42352. 278-2683Stewart. Allan R., Lot 73, Johnson Acres. Bowling Green

42101, 842-0955Stewart. Dale. Lot 148, Town & Country Trailer, Owens-

boro 42301, 685-3459. 764-1106Stone. Kirby, 6100 Azalea Lane, Louisville 40258, 935-

4744. 583-4413Stovall, Thomas, 215 Mellwood Drive, Greenville 42345.

338-5828. 338-3550Streible. Howard P.,

633-4374, 367-6411,Rt. 6. Box 287. Shelbyville 40065,Ext. 277 (Louisville)

Streible. Ronnie D., 306 Cheryl. Vine Grove 40175, 833-5891, 769-2371

Route 4, Smiths Grove 421712123 North Elm Street, Henderson

701 McCullum, Elizabethtown 42701.

Studie, Ronald O.Tanaka. Larry T

42420. 826-2664Tate, Charles F.,

765-6720Tate, Gordon. R. R. 2. Box 547B, Irvine 40336, 723-3497Taylor, Aubrey, Meta 41501, 432-3354, 437-6361Taylor. Carl D„ 408 Bellefonte-Princess Road, Ashland

41101. 325-2606. 324-1222Taylor. Jim, 53 Roselawn Drive, Independence 41051,

356-2395. 356-3541Taylor. John O., 422 Brookhaven, Box 48, Danville 40422,

236-3915, 236-3181Tharpe. Jackie, Box 503. Hopkinsville 42240. 885-8021

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It's Time To Consider Your

Student And Athletic Insurance

For Next Year.

We'd Like To Tell You About

Our Coverage And Service And

About The Cooperative

Football Plan.

Just Drop Us A Note.

1&e Ki*tfde*t Company general agent

W. E. KINGSLEY J. E. McCREARY, Mgr. CHARLES C. PRICE

Life Department

121-123 LAFAYETTE AVENUE LEXINGTON. KY. 40502 PHONE 254-4095

P. O. BOX 7100

\"WE SHIP THE DAY YOU BUY"

HUNT'S ATHLETIC GOODS CO., INC.|

PHONE CH 7-1941

MAYFIELD. KENTUCKY

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IT'S PLAY TIMEOutdoor playground programs will be conducted in many schools during

summer months.

Our stock is complete on all types of playground and play time equipment

Try our "WE SHIP THE DAY YOU BUY" service on:

Basketballs

Basketball goals

Volleyballs

Volleyball nets and posts

i Playground balls of all sizes

Softballs and softball bats

Badminton racquets and shuttlecocks

Nets and complete badminton sets

Regulation horseshoes in steel and rubber

Shuffleboard sets and supplies

Tennis racquets, nets and balls k*

If you plan to have baseball or softball in connection with your recreation

program, we have a complete stock of uniforms, shoes, bats, balls andgloves in Little League, Babe Ruth League and regulation sizes.

J| %,Please write or call for complete information and prizes, and our sales-

men will be glad to call or give you any information and assistance you

k* may need. • - -**; $Our salesmen have been out since January 1st with the 1973 Football

and Basketball samples. Our complete line of Spanjian, Rawlings, Mac-Gregor, Wilson and many accessory lines are sure to contain your

complete requirements for a successful Fall and Winter Season. Let us

help you. %%

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