The Kentucky High School Athlete, August 1940

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1 Eastern Kentucky Unversty Encompass The Athlete Kentucky Hgh School Athletc Assocaton 8--0 The Kentucky Hgh School Athlete, August 0 Kentucky Hgh School Athletc Assocaton Follow ths and addtonal works at: Recommended Ctaton Kentucky Hgh School Athletc Assocaton, "The Kentucky Hgh School Athlete, August 0" (0). The Athlete. Book. Ths Artcle s brought to you for free and open access by the Kentucky Hgh School Athletc Assocaton at Encompass. t has been accepted for ncluson n The Athlete by an authorzed admnstrator of Encompass. For more nformaton, please contact Lnda.Szemore@eku.edu.

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3 l ~ ~ r j S. A. ~edaddy" BOLES j The name "Daddy''' Boles brngs up the j mental pcture of a mld-mannered. fun-jo, ng gentleman \\'hose ruddy face needs but lttle, encouragement to melt nto an engagng grn. j f l e s known to hundreds of athletes, former-. athletes and men nterested n the athletc _':. coach ng p'ofesson throughout l(entucky. o Hs na'me s synonynous wth athletcs. A farm boy who turned from the sol to ' j j athletcs as a career, ~ r. Boles real name s Stanley Atwood Boles. Born n Grant County. Mr. Boles was rased on a farm and was graduated from o \Vllamsto wn Hgh School, where he was a member of the football team. He took hs underg raduat e college work at Ken- tucky \Vesleyan, where he was a warded hs Bachelor of Arts Degree a nd w here he captaned the Panther football team of 0. t was at \Ncsleyan that \\'e won hs nckname of "Daddy." Larger than =. most of the other boys on the squad, Boles attracted the at tenton of a faculty! member, who walked up to hm at practce one day and sad, " ddn't know 0. you were on the team; you look bg enough and old enough to be the father o j of the others."! f Followng hs graduaton at \Vesleyan. \l r. Boles went to Vanderblt for hs \faster of A rts Degree. Later he took addtonal work at t he!.0~ verst es of ~ Tennessee, Vrgna. lllno;; and P rnceton. He was n a bayonet school at Prnce- ~~' tun durng the Wor ld \Var. o ~l r. Boles frs t coaeltng job was at Lucus t Gn)\'C nsttute. Georga. From! there he went to Polytechnc College. Fort Wort h. Texas. That nsttuton now! s Southern ~e thodst Unversty. Then he went to Texas Chrstan Unversty.!. where he coached footba ll for a year before comng to the Un, ersty of Ken-., tucky n to ha, e charge of all physcal educaton classes and to assst n. coachng athletc teams. ln 7.\ r. Holes was apponted head football and basketball coach at Kentucky, whle the followng year he was placed n charge of all physcal educa ton and athletcs, holdng t hat poston untl 0, when the Department of l\ thl etcs \\'as set up. Snre the n he has sen cd as a manager n ths depar tment. nterested n hgh sdwc:l as " ell as college athletcs.!hr. Boles fathered t he State hgh school basketball tournament. \\'hch he started n.! )_,,._..,_u_o~~u~u ,.._..l_l_)_,_o_~n ~~ - - ~~~,,...~o-~ -o-t -( :~t~! t t

4 The Kentucky Hgh School Athlete Otfcal Organ of the Kentucky Hgh School Athletc Assocaton Vol. - No.. AUGUST, 0 $.00 Per Year. From the Seeretary~s Offee The nsurance Program Durng -0, the frst year of the K. H. S. A. A. Protecto n Fund, clams pad for njures sustaned by athletes amouuted to $88., ths amount exceedng by a few dollars the amount receved from the schools ~ football and basketball fees. A statement of the recepts and dsbursements of the Protecon Fund appears n ths ssue of the magazne. The Board of Control has set the cost of protecton under the nsurance plan at the same fgures as those of last year, namely, 7 cents per player n football and cents per player n each other sport. The football fee wll nclude coverage for sprng practce n football. The schedule of benefts for 0- s dentcal wth tha t of last year wth the excepton of the X-ray allowance, whch has been changed from $.00 to $.00. Among the s ugg estons whch have come to the Board concernng the program s one that the benefts be ncreased. Snce the nsurance plan s not selfsustanng but has to depend upon the regular K. H. S. A. A. fund for a subsdy, the Board feels that any rn.a teral ncrease n the benefts would call for an ncrease n the cost of protecton, whch t s unwllng to make at ths stage of the de velopment of the program, wth the great majorty o f member schools of tlle K. H, S. A. A. not nsurng ther athletes as yet. Consderng the small ec charged fo r protecton n ea ch sport, a study of the other state assocatons whch have comparable programs ndcates that the benefts under our Kenucky plan are probablv thl: most lberal of all. - A bulletn lstng the schedule of benefts and the requrements for partcpaton n the nsurance plan wll be maled to member schools wthn a few weeks. wth ther statements of the 0- dues. Meanwhle, prncpals or coaches wshng to study the plan may refer to the August ssue of the magazne, of last year. Prncpals o f schools playng footba ll. who wsh to nsur~ ther athle~es for the perod of prelmnary practcc should wnte the secretary at once and ndcate the number of boys who wsh protecton. n order that applcaton cards may be sent to the schools. 0- ~e~bersbp The secretary requests schools not to send n ther dues untl they receve ther statements, and that prncpals fll out these blue forms n full, the nformaton called for beng necessary for complete records of the assocaton. Especal attenton s called to the lnes on whch the varous sports mantaned by the schools a,-e lsted. On numerous occasons n the past the name of a coach n a certan sport s gven. when the school actually does not mantan that sport. Ths s especally true n baseball. Ths offce receves many calls for lsts of coaches n he varous sports, and has been compelled to comple naccur ate lsts snce the blue statement form s our only source of nformaton for ths materal. t wll be greatly apprecated f prncpals wll see to t that he nformaton on the statement forms s absolutely accurate. Snce the Board of Conrol has recently redstrcted the state, the new 0- booklet should be studed for the correct number of the dstrct and regon. Changes n the Rules Several changes were made n the KH. S. A. A. Consttuton, By-Laws, and Tournament Rules at the last annual meetng. These changes were gven n the May ssue of the magazne, and wll also appear n the new booklet. The Board of Control asks every school offcal to make t a pont of honor to know the rules a nd to carry them out. Requests for nterpretatons of the rules should be made to Presdent O'Donnell. MPORTANT CHANGES Prncpal shall verfy player's age by referrng to vtlal statstcs, both for orgnal certfcaton and for ccrtfcatojl of transfer athlete-by Law X, Sec.. New prncpal shall secure from the assocaton's secretary a co py of the orgnal certfcatons of hs players-by-law X, Sec.. School shall be t ned for not usng regstered offcal- By-Law X XV, Sec.. Dstrct wnners a nd runners-up shall select the ste of the regonal tournament- Tournament Rule. Two-thrds o~ p~rtc!patng schools may adopt any plan for dtstnbuton of tournament recepts. f no plan can be agreed upon, state plan shall be used-tournament Rule.. Expenses of frst and second place wnners n regonal track meets pad to state m eet-tournament Rule. Ten tournament players must be desgnated for each game- Tournament Rule 0. Regstraton of Offcals Fees for regstered o ffcals wll agan be $.00 n e.ach spor. The fee \~ll. pay for rules and play stuat Ons books, a s ubscnpt0n to the magazne and an emblem of the Offcals' Dvson of the K. H'. S. A. A., to be worn on the shrt or sweater. Applcaton cards for regstraton and addtonal nformaton concernng the clncs and the rules examnatons wll be maled to prevously regstered football offcals wthn a few days. Ne-yv offcals who wsh to become regst er~d should wnte the secretary's offce n order that th ~ r. names.may be placed on the malng lst for ths mformatton. Fees should. be accompaned by applca ton cards, flled out n full. (Contnued on page three)

5 Page Two AUCUST, 0 Vol., No. Publshed monthly, except june and july, by tbe Kentuck) Hgh School Athletc Assocaton Offce o Puhlcaton, Carrollton, Kentucky Entered as second-class mauer August 8,, at the post offce at Carrollton. Kentucky, under the Act of March, 87. Edtor Rt:SSELL E. BRDGES J ndana Avenue, Fort Thomas, Kentucky BOARD OF CONTROL Presdent W. F. O'Donnell, Rchmond Voc-Prcsdent... Russell E. Brdges, Fort Thomas Secretary-Treasurer Theo. A. Sanford, Carrollton Drectors - John A. Dotson. Benham; W. B. Owen, Horse Cave; J, Matt Sparkman, Benton. Subscrpton Rates... $.00 per Year THE COVER PCTURE The 0 Athlete contnues ts polcy o pay ng t rbute to the State Champs. n wnnng t he 0 State Hgh School Flaseball Champonshp, th e ::\ewport boys proved t hemselves to be of real champons hp calbre by sweepng t he three games by a total score of to a combned 7 r uns for all opponents. n wnnng the regonal ttle the vvldcats sco red wns of to 0, a nd to L Sxty-sx runs n games s real scorng and 8 runs for the opposton n games ndcates a strong defense. \Ve ~a lu tt' Coach Foster and t he Newport Wldcats. Readers, a<.ld ths pct ure of the Baseball Champs to your gala.xy of Kentucky All-Stars. ----:---- "DADDY" BOLES Among those who have contrbuted much t o the cause of athletcs n Kentucky ''Daddy" Boles must hold a hgh place. For years ' Daddy" ha> meant far more than just a name to U. K's hundreds of athletes. Durng all the years of ts exstence, the K. H. S. A. A. has found n S. A. Boles a frend and loyal supporter. May that fne relatonshp contnue for many, many years! ----:---- A COMBNED PROGRAM Durng the S tate Hgh School Track Meet n Lexngton n May, at a group gatherng, t was suggested t hat some plans be worked out whereby all the athletc nte rests o f the State Hgh School Athletc Assocaton and a lso of the Unversty m ght n some way be combned. t was proposed a t t hat tme to have <t meetng n Lexngton o n the mornng o f ] une to work out tl es~ detals. At t hs meetng were : A. L. Lassta of Rchmond. representng t he Coaches Assocaton;.M. E. Potter representng the U nvt:rsty of Kentucky; Adolph F. Rupp represeutng the Shrne; and Berne S hvely representng the Un, er~ty. Mr. Hrdgl'S of the State Board was n, ted, but was unable to attend. t was proposed n ths meetng that the followng plan be submtted to tht: State Board at ther july meetng for consderaton: That a plan be dc, scd whereby the annual Coachng School and the Shrne Charty Foothal Game be combned at the same tme. The followng plan was tentatvely drawn up: That the Shrne Charty Football Game be changed from the fall to the last week n August. The dates suggested were August -0,. t was propo$cd that the boys should be brought to Lexngton four days n advance of ths date. and dr lled n fundamentals so that they would be ready to go to work on the mornng of the th at t he annual Coachng School. t was also proposed to brng n twenty men a nd hat a game of basketball be played at the same tme. t was also p ropo~ed that a course n track be g, en durng the frst year, The KENTCCKY H GH SCHOOL ATHLETE owng to the fact that track has now become a popular sport n the Kentucky hgh schools. t was also proposed that eght hgh school football coaches o the ::>tate would be sckcted to come n to teach the~e boy:., the $arne as they ha, e n the past. t was also propo$ed to brng n four basketball coaches to coach the ba~kctball boy ~-- \<\'th these coaches t was sugge!>ted that promncm Cnversty coach-s would abo be addtcl to the, taff for lecture and demonstraton work, he detals of ths to be worked out later. The eght hgh school coaches would be expected to also gve a one-hour lecture on an assgned topc based on ther own selectons. :Mr. Potter, ~peakng or the U nv ~rs t y, suggested that t \VOuld be poss~lc to tsc the Cnversty dormtores and t he Un versty Cafetera at a mnmum cost at t hls tme. He a lso sugg<.:,tt!d t hat the Unversty would be glad to work out a pla n w lj!r eby t he coaches en rollng n t hs course could ht g ven one ho ur of Unversty c redt. Two plans have bee n, uggested or workng out ths game : L That th..: cn t r\! progtaln should be sponsored ht:rc a t the Uu vcrsty of Kentucky t he same as tha t sponsored by Norlhwestern Unverstv at.evans ton.. That the plan he sponsored by t he Kentucky State Jlgh School A thletc.assocaton. The groups consderng ths are : L The Unvers ty of Kentucky.. The Kentucky State Hgh School At hletc Assocaton.. The Kentucky State Coaches' Assocaton.. The Kentucky State Offcals' Assocaton. :>. The Shrne All-Star Football Commttee. The plans for fnancng ths program have been suggested as follows :. That the Kentucky State Hgh School Athletc Assocaton t ~ponsors the program should take care of all expenses.. H the Unversty of Kentucky s to sponsor the program they wll be glad to do so a s they have n t he past. E stmated Revenues: L Fees charged the coaches enrollng n the course.. The Basketball gate r ecepts.. Fnancal assstan ce rom the U nversty. * * * * The Board of Control at ts July meetng took up the var ous proposals, but postponed any de f nte a cton beyond the slncton of postponng the 0 A ll-star Football Game. ----:---- KENTUCKY STATE HGH SCHOOL GOLF TOURNAMENT H eld at Dal\ lle. Golf Course. Danvlle, K ent ucky, uuder the cltrccuon o f Stanley Kazarsk, Golf Coach of Danvlle Hgh School Achora~e College Hgh. Dam lle dupont :\aoual. Lous, llc H enry Clav, Lexngton Holmes. Covngton SCHOOLS E::\TERED ~lac. LousYllc Bowl'g Green Newport Rugby Cnvers',- School Shelbyvlle - 'C'nversty Hgh. Lexngton ='-f adson, Rclunond Valley ndvdual Wnner: Buddy Moorhead. Anchorage. ndvdual Runner-up: Pat Grmes, Valley H gh. Team Champons: dupont ~fanual T ranng H gh School. Lousvlle (Robert C. C rensha\~'. John P. Lawson, Lesle J. Noe, Vernon E. Straub). Team Runners-up: Henry Clay H gh, Lexngton. (Wm. D. Baker, B ll Bronston, Bob Landrum. Dck Young.)

6 for AUGUST, 0 FROM THE SECRETARY'S OfFCE (Coutuucd fro page on.:) FOOTBALL CLNCS Regstered o ffcals wll he glad to learn that the assocaton has agan secur ed the servces of Gayle Mohney for the football clncs. Mr. Mohney receved numero us complments on hs work n, and has beeu asked to repeat for 0. The tcntavc dates and locatons of the clncs arc as follows : LEXNGTON.. BAl-tDOURVlLLE ENAM PKEVLLE ASHLAND. COVNGTON LOUSVLLE MURRAY.. MADSONVLLE BOWLNG GREEN August. 7 :0 P..M. August, 7 :0 P. M. August, 0 :0 A. M. August, S :00 P. M. August, 7 :0 P. M. Aug ust 7. 7 :0 P. l\l Atgust 8. 7 :0 P.M. August, 7 :0 P. M. August 0, 7 :0 P M. August, :0 P. M. REPORT OF AUDT Kentucky H gh School Athletc Assocaton ] uy 7, 0. Mr. T heodore A. Sa nford, Secretary & Treasurer, Kentucky H g h School Athletc Assocaton, Carrollton, Kentucky. Dear Sr: Pursuant to nstructons receved, we ha,,e made an audt of the books and records of the KENTUCKY HGH S CHOO ATHLETC ASSOCATON for the perod of one year begnnng J uly,, and ended June 0, 0. n addton we have prepared and attached hereto statements of the Recepts and Dsbursements, whch u our opnon reflect the true fnancal condton of the Assocaton as of ] une 0, 0. The Cash Fund on hand was verfed by letter from your depostores. vve found the records presented us for purpose of audt to be n ag rceuent and n good condton. Respectfully submtted. JOHNSON-FOWLER & COMPANY olf :jh By 0. L. Fowler Kentucky Hgh School Athletc Assocaton P erod from J uly,, t o June 0, 0 STATEM ENT OF RECEPTS AND DSBURSEM E NTS Balance n Checkng Account July.... $.7.07 RECEPTS Annual D $ $, Offcal Dues (7 Football. Basketball) Overpayment on Dues (Schools and Offcals)... Bad Checks Made Good... Advertsng n Magazne... Subscrpton to Magazne... Sale of Rules Books... Sale of Magazn e Cut... Transferred from 0 State Tourname nt Account Transferred from Protect'n Fund ' T otal Cash and Recep ts... $,. DSBURSEMENTS \Y. F. O'Donnell, Presdent..... $ \lsccl. Expenses, Presdent's O ffce. Board of Control E xpense....~ T. A. Sanord, Sec. & Tn:a~. Salary..,00.00 T elepho ne and Tl lcgraph.... Bo nd fo r Trca)urcr Prntng.... l\ew Equpmt nt (Typ~: wrt e r, Fles and Addressograph... Adtlressograph P lates...:... Repar of Equpment... usurance on Equpment... Supples... Postage....Magazne Costs: Prntng... $,0.00 Engravng...,8 Edtor,, Salary Edtor's Offce Expense Malng... Malng Permt Clncs : - --,.0 Salary and Expenses of Gayle Mohney... $ 8.00 Salary and Expenses of Buford Clark Expenses ncurred Examnatons, Bulletns, (Football and Basketball) Employment Bureau Expense....8 Track Expense ( Regonal and State Meets) Trophes Medals Mleage Commttee Expense... Regonal Track Meets Baseball State M eel : Meals ~~~~:~~ng ::: : :: : ::::::::::::: : : : :::::::. 7. Golf Trophes- S tate Mee t.... Refunds.... Bad Checks..... Purchase of Rule Books.... nvestgatons for Board of Control... Delegates to Natonal Meetng.... Rent-Safe Depost Box..... Annual Banquet: Delegates, Guests Honorarum for Speaker Audt, Mscellaneous Page Three T otal D sburaements $ Cash Balance n Bank on. ths date... $,7. F UKDS ON HAND Cash Balance-Frst Xatonal Bank of Carrollton... $,7. Savngs Account- Ky. State Bank...,0. Savngs Account- Frst Natonal Bank & Trust Co...,00.00 G. S. Savngs Bonds (Value June 0. 0)...,80.00 T otal Funda on H and J une 0, 0... $,.

7 Page Four Kentucky Hgh School Athletc Assocaton Statement of Recepts and Dsbursement s STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT vf arch - -, 0 RECEPTS Tcket Sales... $0,7.00 Proft on Stand Concesson Program Concesson P roft Basketballs Sold $0,.00 DSBURSEM:E KTS Transportaton $,0. 'eals ,.00 Lodgng......,.00 Guards, T cket Sellers, Etc Asst. Managershp (J. S..Mtchell) O ff cals Publc Address Servce..... Tournament J\anager's Expense.... Telephone a nd Tdegraph..... Bqsk e-tballs, Trophes, Awards, Etc. Scorers and Tmers..... Unversty of Kentucky..... P rn tng..... Mscellaneous...' Total Dsbursements...,. Casch Proft to The K. H. S. A. A... $,8.7 DSBURSEVENT OF PROFTS T ransfer K. H. S. A. A. Checkng Account $,88.7 Purchase of U. S. Savng Bonds...,00.00 Balance... $,8.7 Kentucky Hgh School Athletc Assocaton Perod from July,, to June 0, 0 PROTECTON FUND RECEPTS Basketball Fees... $.0 Football Fees Softball Fee$ Bad Checks Made Good Cash Transferred from Tournament Accoum ()..., Total Recepts... $.8. 0 DSBURSEMENTS Postage... $ Prntng.... Clercal Help.... Clams Pad : Basketball... $.00 Football Check Returned..... Cash Transferred to K. H. S. A. A. Account.... Total Dsbursements z:oo Total F unds on H and June 0, 0... $.0 The KENTUCKY HGH SCHOOL ATHLETE SCHOOLS' RATNGS ON BASKETBALL OFFCALS -0 F alure of a large number o f schools playng basketball to fle reports wth the secretary bas caused numerous regstered offcals to receve n o ratngs fo r the -0 school year. Aker, Gay... Alcorn, M. H., Jr.... Allen, H. Edwn... Applegate, Spaxky... Arnzen, Sta nley... Austn, Acree... Bacon, J. R... Baker, Wlford B... Baker, W. M... Barl. Charles... Basham, Baley... Bathany, R chard... Bauer, Wllam...[ Beeler, H ug h H... [ Becrsdorfer, Jm...! Benedct, S teve, J r... Bennett, F red... Bennett, \<Vllam.'\... Betts, Gordon... Ex. Blac~bur~, _.Mar~..:..., Blall vvtlham Cowan... 0 Boswell, W llam...[ Bottom, 0. G..., Bourn, Rchard T... 7 Bradbury, Otto Chester.....! Branham, F rank B..... Brasher, Carl Emcst Brasher, Elze..... Braun, Robert Broady, Ernest.... Bro wn, E. B., Jr..... Brown, Joe..... Brown, Robert H... l Bryant, Lowell C.... [ Buchanan, H. V/ [ Bumga rdner, Ben... [ Bur ks, Yancey...! Can, K. woodrow..... Campbell, George H.... Car roll, Jack..., Car ter, Lawrence.... Cassady, John Phlp.... Caylor, Ed L Chester, Eugene..... Chumbler, vv. 'N Clark, Buford... ~ Cla rk, Harold.... Colber t, F red T errell..... Colston, Rchard..... Col:vell, Rohert W... l Cou,bs. ~Wa l ter H..... Cooper, sador..., Cornett, Colle.... Cosby, H. P..... Covngton, Pat.... Crder, J. E., Cr um, Palmer..... Cundff, W. E.... Cunnngham, Jacob Curre, T. E..... Clfton, Danel..... Davdson, George W.... Davsdon, J unor..... Davs, Es... Davs. Ralph... De:Motsey, John... D evan, Orrn... Good ll 0 Far Poor ' ~,)

8 for AUGUST, 0 Page Fve Ex. Good Far Poor Ex. Good Far Poor Dever, J. H. l Jeffres, rvne ::::::::::::::::: ::::: r 7 Deweese, James B... Jeffres, Owen 7 Dossett, Norman v... 7 r Jenkns, W. H...! Duncan, Smth Jennngs, Denzl... ~ Dungan, R. L.... Johnson, Thomas... Dungan, T. H... Johnson, Wllard S... l Dunlevy, Thomas Johns, Wlson... Durham, Edward Jones, J as. H... E delen, Benny Jordan, Kenny..,,... Edens, Ray Juet t, James G... Edwards, Ravmond...!. Kdd, Robert 7.. Elkns, Arch"e Krkland, Kelly F:L... Ellott, James Koster, Fred c... Ells, Chas.... Kraesg, Ravmond... Ernst, Ray c... Krener, Harlan... Ewng, Roscoe L... 8 Lamb, c. G... Fannng, Home Laws, Glenn... Farrell, Monne... 8 Lawson, Carl E... Farrs, Charles... Letch, Davd A... Faulkner, Hood... 0 Lews, Thomas A... Featherstone, \\,Talter... Ltchfeld, Lous... F lemng, James w.... Ltteral, Lndsay Forsythe, Robert... Long, Cooper... Francs, John E.... Long, Harry M... Ganes, 'Wlfred H... Long,.Marvn... Galusha, \\flson... Looney, Dck... Gardner, Danel H... Lowe, Chas.... Garrson, X. L... Lowery, Frankln... Garth, Russell... Lutz, Ncholas H... Gates, s. c McAtee, Ore vlle... Gay, Lesle... McBrayer, Sherman... Glb, Elmer T... l McConnell, G. \\f... J Gsh, Delmas... 0 McCuston, Pat....! Glascock, Jm Gower... McGnns, Lawrence L.... Glover, Jm... McGown, Stanley... 7 Goff, Otto... McMulln, E. E Goranfto, Emmett.McNabb, Edgar Gordon, R. T... McReynolds, Wlle... ~ 7 Gore, Randolph... Magruder, Dan A... Gover, Roy L....Mahan, Boyd W... Grandle, Olen R... Mansfeld, Joe B.... ~ Gray, James... ~ :Mantle, E. B... Green, H. Tom... 7 Markham, J. Paul.....:.. Greenwell, Rchard... Martn, Ray... Grmes, Or bn Newton... Mason, James E... Gupton, Denns... Massey, Robert... 7 Hall, Elds....Messer, James Bernard... Hall, Robert P... Messer, Wllam... Hampton, Kelley... 0.Mller, Bob Harlow, Allan....Mller, John E... Harrs, Overton... Moore, Alfred H... Hayes, Orvlle....Moore, w. A... Haynes, w. H....Mullns, Kenneth P... H ead, John vv Murray, Walter... H eatherly, J. Foster... Mutchler, Bradford D... l 0 Heaton, Robert Nallng, W. 7 t::::::::::::::::: :::::l Hel, John H., Jr.....:... Naper, Vm. Heldman, John, J r... 8 Newby, Paul H... Hendon, c. B... Newton, Reason G... l Henry, Maxwell... 0 Nx, Harold... Bern, Samuel J... Oakley, Carlos... 8 Hckey, Robert A... l 0 7 O'Connell... O'Dell, Dorse...! Heronymus, Hgh, Carlos ~-~~-~)... ~: ::::::::: : :: 8 Onne, Charles Hnkle, Woodrow Osborne. Paul ~~~~-~~-~:::: : : ::: : Hogan, John E... Owens, c. B... l Hord, Ben, Jr..... Oxley, Lus...! HouShell, A. c... Parnsh, Shack... House, Darrell c... Patterson, G. Rowland... Howard, Joe \lf... Penn, Hunter... Howard, Z. R... Phllps, Charles Edde... Hubbard, J. D... 0 Phllps, Bob... 0 Hughes, Chas. T... l Phllps, Red... 0 Hughes, Edward... Phlpot, Ford... Husband. Thomas... ~ Pckerll, W. E l nman, \\Tllam... Putman, Lyle...! J effers, Howard D... l Ramey, Charles... 7!

9 Page Sx The KE.l\TUCKY HGH SCHOOL ATHLETE Ex. Rankn, Otwell...! Reece, Alfred M... l Reed, Marvn... Reed, Russell... Red, Cecl... Re naker, Blle... Rey nolds, H arold D... Reynolds, Don R... Rce, D. R.... l Rggs, George, Jr... l Roark, James..., Robbns, B. B... Roberts, Lloyd E... l Royalty, Glen... Sack, Leo... Sammons, J. Q... Sams, Elmer Sa ms, Roscoe... Scheman, Leo... Schuette, F rederck... Seltsam, Albert... Shankln, E. C.... Shelton, Gentry... Shropshre, V/. N... Sdwell, Kenneth B... l 7 Sm th, ] ames... Smth, Lester... Sosnn, H. A... Spaldng. Carl... Speght, E. E... Sp ay, Max Lesle... Spurgeon, Kermt... Stengell, Jack... Stevens, Rchard... Stth, Robert... Stvers, Charle, Jr...! Stout, H. R.... l Sturgll, Y_,.... j Sumner, Cary... Tackett, Wendell... Taylor, C. E... l T aylor, James -L... Tehan. Dan...! Thomas, E. A... Thomas, F dels... Thompson, A. \N... Thompson, Jack... T hompson, Rayrnond... T hrelkeld. W Te rney, Francs J... l Tlley, Edmond A... l Tomes, Lone D... Trapp, John Y./... Trusty. Vvllam F... T ucker, Jack... T ucker, vv. C... T urner, Robert... 7 Tyc, H. D... l Utley, W llam 0... VanMeter, L E... Venn, Glbert C... l Vettner, Charles 8 Vckers, John L....! Vncent, H. H... Walker, ]. EarL... 0 walker, George E... l walker, Lews H... l Walker, Paul..... \!\fat, Harry S... l West, Lan y...! W htehouse. Glbert... 'j 'Whts, Alonzo L.... w htlock. Foste...! Wlhte, 0. G \\lllams, J ohnson...! wlson, Barney E... l Wlson, G. A... l Good Far l Poor Ex. vvlson, Morrs..... Wlson, Robert..... W nkcnhofer, Arnold... Wse, Hugh... W tten, Stoy G.... vvoforct, Ernest..... \<Voosley, Alva n... 8 vvooton. Oaklev..... W a y,. L.... :... W rght, George H... Wrght, Harry...! Wyatt. Forest J cff... Young, John.Morgan..... Young, Wm : ---- Good F ar 7 J EASTERN KENTUCKY STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE Rchmond, Kentucky Poor l~ofootballschedule S ept. - LL. STATE NORMAL U... at Normal, ll. Sept. 8-ARKANSAS A. & J:vL.... at Rchmond Oct. -N. LL. STATE TEACERS... a t Rchmond Homecomng" Oct. - 0PEN Oct. - KNG COLLE GE... at B rstol, Va. (Nght) Oct. -MOREHEAD... at Rchmond :l'vov. - CU.MBERLAND 'C);. (T enn.) at Rchmond Nov. - MCH. C. STATE TEACH. COL LE GE at Mt. P leasant, M ch..:.jov. -BO\VLNG GREEN STAT UNV. "Dad's D a y" a t Rchmond ----:--- - TRANSYLVANA COLLEGE Lexngton, Kentucky 0 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept 7-FRANKLN COLLEGE... (Nght) Here Oct. ~F N DLEY COLLEGE... ( Nght) Here Oct. -RO GRAND COLLEG..... (Nght) Here Oct. 8-UNON COLLEGE... (Ng ht) Here Oct. - 0TTERBEN COLLEGE... (Nght) Here ''H omecomng" Nov. - DAYTO.l\ Ul\VERSTY... T here Nov. - MOREHEAD COT" LEGE..... Thcrc Nov. - GEORGETOWN COLL GE... Herc Nov. 0- CENTRE COLLEGE... There ----:---- UNON COLLEGE Barbourvlle, Kentucky 0 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. - HOLBROOK... Hom:.: Sept. 8-TUSCULU-f COLLEGE Greenvlle, Tenn. Oct. -RO GRA.l\'DE Home Oct. - 0PEl\ Oct. S- T R ANSYLVANA (Nght)... Lexngton Oct. -TUSCULUM COLLEGE... Home Nov.!- H WASSEE COLLEGE.. :Y adsonvlle. T enn. Nov. -GEORGET OWN... Georgetaw n, Ky. Nov. -0 PEN

10 ~ ' ~for AUGUST, 0 Page Seven Tenth Annual Kentueky Hgh Sehool Tenns Tournament JUNE 0 and, 0 Held at the UNVERSTY of KENT UCKY under the drecton of DR. H. H. DO"WNNG, Tenns Coach of U. of K. DOUBLES Bellevue, K..M:.., M. M.., Mddlesboro, Mt. Sterlng, Shelbyvlle, and Wlmore. SCHOOLS ENTERED SNGLES Bellevue, Bowlng Green, Danvlle, K. M.., M. M.. Mddlesboro, Mt. Sterlng, Shelbyvlle and \Vlrnore RESULTS ol SEM-FNALS and FNALS NATHAN SMTH - Mddlesboro ~ JMME HUGHES - Danvlle SNGLES N_ A_T_H_r_~_N~S~_ _T_H ~(_ 0~, -l~) JACK BYRD - Shelbyvlle JACK BYRD - Shelbyvlle 7-, -, -, - ~ JACK BYR D (-J, 0-8) BO BBY RCHMOND - K M.. DOUBLES JACK and RYLAND B YRD Shelbyvlle NATHAN SHTH and JAMES DANCE R- Mddlesboro BOBBE RCHMOND and GLBE RT KRENTLE R- K.M.. FAULCONER and ROBERT GLASS - M. M.. JACK and RYLAND BYRD -, - BOBBE RCHMOND and GLBE RT K REWfLER -, - JACK and RYLAND BYRD 7-, -, -, -7

11 Page Eghl The K -'TLCKY flch SCHOOL ATHLETE A Short Hstot y of Football For ths short hsto ry of Football The Athlete s ndebted 0 a pamphlet from the Sports D epartment of Ke ds. Football Before Our Tme The frst people to ndulge n kckng a small round object from place to place were ance;:nt warrors. who after capturng the leader of an nvadng anny, beheaded hm and propelled the unortunate man's head along the streets wth ther feet. The f rst org anzed ball kckng game that we know of, was played by the ancent Greeks and was called Ha rpa~ to n. T o a very slght degree, t resembled modern football. On the opo.:nug play of every game, a member of one team standng n m dfe ld, threw the ball (probably a n ar-fll ed anmal bladder covered wth ths leather) as far as possble nto en CUY terrtory. A ll scorng was done by kckng the n Aa ted bladder across the goal lne. Carryng the ball was prohbted. T here was no set of rules w hch governed the number of players representng each team. The playng f eld vared n sze accordng to the number of partcpants. As the mentoned rules ndcate, Harpaston was a tmd game wthout bodly contact. As tme progressed, the game spread to Rome and other countres, and the rules were altered consderably. P layers were allowed to wear helmets, knee braces and elbow pads made from steel. T hey played, no t ne c e~s a rly to wn but to force opponents out of competton from n jury. Offca ls were un heard of, consequently the players settled ther arguments n ther own way. P lay f nally reached a state w hch even Caesar ddn't approve of, so he declared the game llegal. Ths menacng sport was harmful to those men who were elgble for hs anny. Caesar's rulg put the game out of exstence for qute some tme. Banned By All Kngs From Henry to Henry V A g ame smlar to the one Caesar forbade was ruled unla wful by Henry and all who s ucceeded hm, thru the regn of Henry VT. Henry, n order to make E ngland more powerful durng w a r tme, passed a law makng archl!ry compulsory. All boy;;, upon reachng a certan age, were compelled to master the art of shootng arrows from a bow. T here were other a ctvtes whch the Englsh youths prefened. namely the new modfed game of H a rpaston. They ddn't have the pleasure of ths sport long however because Henry realzed t was weakenng the defenoe of hs country. [b popularty was nfluencng a \ ast number of young men away from archery. Evdently every kng went thru a smlar experence. Henry V had to bar the game because of ts brutalty. One wrter wrote "t s a devlsh pastme w hch produces brawls, homcde and great effuson of blood." A nother wrote "t s a beastly fury a nd s hould be p ut to perpetua l slence." T he latter s uggeston was a ccepted. T he game was d scon tn ued for approxmately 00 years. Reappeared Wth Dfferent Rules When James took the throne n 0, England was usng gunpowder for war purposes. Archery.was no longer a necessty, so James placed hs stamp o approval on football (under revsed rules) as a health buldng sport for the young men of England. The new game was called Rugby. t was ~-xceedngly popular, despte the fact that all scorng was done by kckng. Runnng wth the ball was llegal. One afternoon, n the mdst of a Rugby game, a young E nglsh athlete named Wllam E lls, became nfurated because hs many attempts to kck a boundug ball were n van. Fnally he scooped the ball up, placed t under hs ann and raced across hs opponent's ~oal lne. The score wasn't allowed because he had vtolated the r ules. As tme progressed, many Englsh players were o the opnon that Rugby would be more enjoyable f the ball could be advanced by ether a kck o r a run. Certan ndvduals fell that t shouldn't be ca lled football f gans were to be made n a ny way other t han kckng. D espte ther protests carryng was legalzed and the uew game became more popular than ever. T here were a few, hovvcver, who a dhered to the orgnal set of rules whch permtted kckng only. The runnng and kckng games was known as Rugby Football. T hose complyng wth the frst set of R ugby rules called ther game Soccer. Our modern game of football e, olved from the run made by Wllam Ells. Lttle dd he realze that hs breach of the rules would eventually lead to such an mportant development n football. Frst Amercan ntercollegate Game T he frst scheduled football game to be played n the Unted Sta tes was between R utgers "U" and Prnceton, on November, 8, n New Brunswck, N. J. No admsson fee was charged. College songs were sung a nd cheers were very much n evdence. The crowd was small, b ut enthusasm ran hgh. Many spectators stood throughout the game-others were seated on a board fence whch surrounded the playng feld. Players Reach Scene of Battle At o'clock both teams appeared on the feld. They removed ther hats, coats and vests, rolled up ther sleeves a nd were all set for acton. The bovs representng Rutgers wore reel caps, n order to d'splay ther school color. The ball was small a nd round. t wasn't verv durable. n fact the game had to be held up several t mcs whle a new supply of ar was pumped nto the bladder. Before fve mnutes elapsed, Rutgers made two goals. The players and sp~ctators became very excted-play became rough. Prnc(!ton scored and the lead sec-sawed. \Vth only one more goal to play, two players hot n pursut of a loose ball crashed head-on nto a board fence whch was crowded wth spectators. They ht the ground wth a thud but no one was badly hurt. Soon after he crash. Rutgers scored - thus emergng t rum phant n the frst colleg e football game. Rules of Frst Game. There were men per team.. The goal posts were feet apart.. There was no cross-bar.. Scorng was done by kckng or battng (by hand) the ball through the goal posts. Tlls was called a goal.. Runnng wth the ball was llegal.. Sx goals consttuted a game. 7. The playng feld was much larger than the modern feld. 8. The r ules to ths game were very smlar to soccer.

12 /or AUGUST; 0 Other Colleges Organze Columba "U" organzed a team n 870 and played both Prnceton a nd Rutgers n that year. Yale n 87 had ts frst team. The frst hnt toward nter-sect-onal competton came n 87. At ths tme, ;'v[chgan "U" ssued a challenge to Cornell. T he game was to take place n Cleveland, a cty reasonably close to both Unverstes. Everythng was f ne, untl one of the Cornell boys mustered up enough courage to ask permsson from hs Prexy to have the game. Presdent \ bte, a fter hea rng the boy's proposal, stated rather emphatcally H wll not permt Cornell students to travel 00 mles just to agtate a bag of wnd." Early Rules Change Harvard, n 87, produced a team. Durng that year they tred both the Soccer and Rugby FootbalL T he players favored the latter, because t permtted kckng and runnng. n 87, Yale and H arvard met, usng Rugby rules. The: game we nt over wth a bang - t was thoroughly enjoyed by partcpants a nd spectators. n 87, at a rules meetng n Sprngfeld, Mass., t was decded that all games would be played Rugby style. The kckng game was stll stressed though. because four ponts were g ve n for a kcked goal whle a run across the goal lne counted but one. n 877, the number of rnen per team was reduced from to. Shortly afterward, the number was cut to players on each sde. n 87, a touchdown counted ponts, a goal after a touchdown pont and a goal from the f eld ponts. Football Nearly Lost To Amerca n 0, Amercan football was decdely on the down grade, due to nnumerable njures and deaths resultng from -the style of play whch characterzed the game after carryng became legal Nne plays out of ten were behnd mass nterference - close. ro ug h play predornnated at all tmes. The most m~ portant requstes of a player were brute strength and a large body. Parents, teachers and alumn bodes were attemptng to ha ve ootball dscarded permanen-tly. Somethng had to be doue at once. The rules commttee, n 0, made several mportant changes, w hch unquestonably saved the game for Amerca. L Forward passng became legal (ncdenta lly Ya le,n her frst attempted aeral play, scored a touchdown aganst Harvard).. Practcally all mass ormatons were elmnated.. T eams were gven four downs to make ten yards-prevously they had three downs to gan fve yards.. Hurdlng became llegal. :J. The playng perod was reduced from 70 to 0 mnutes. T hese new rules necesstated a dfferent stvle offootball w hch was not only much safer but more nterestng for pla yers and spectators. t was now a " wde open" game. Value Derved From Football To repeat the opnon of experts regardng foot ball's worth : t does, more than any other game, teach a hoy to take t on the chn and come back fghtng- an nvaluable asset w hen facng lfe's problems! Page Nne The State Baseball Ton nadlent By W. J. FOSTER Coach, Newport Hgh School n an effort to agan popularze baseball n our hgh schools the K H. S. A. A. delegates a t ther last regular meetng n Aprl authorzed the Board of Control through ts popular secretary and treasurer, Ted Sanford, to conduct baseball tournaments necessary for the determnaton of a state champonshp. Eght regonal tournaments were p ovded for and the champons determned. The eght wnners con verged upon Lexngton lvay, to decde the wnner. Ran caused the postponeme nt for one day. The frst round games were played on Saturday and the semfnals and fnals on Sunday. The followng teams won ther respectve reg onal ttles and were enttled to partcpate n the fnals : ASH LA.KD, BROWNSVLLE, D A VESS COUNT Y, K NGSTON, NEWPORT, WAYLAND, WEST LB ERTY and X AVE R of LOUSVLLE. Several of the teams, notably Davces County and Brownsvlle, came to the tournament w th mpressve records. T he results of the t hree rounds were as follows: Brownsvlle... Xaver-... Ashland... Kngston... 0 ( nnngs) Davees Coun ty... 7 W avland (0 nnngs) Davees County... Xaver... SEM-FNALS Newport... West Lberty... Newport... Brownsvlle... FNALS Newport Davees County... Newport won ts regonal ttle by defeatng \Varsaw to 0 ; and Hamlton to. The K. H. S. A. A. provded for the expenses for the f nals and arranged for handsome trophes fo r all regona l w nners and for the state champons and r unner-up. The expenses n the regonals were assumed Dy the local school that conducted the tournament. beleve all those who had a ny part n the promoton of the varous tournaments or n observng the fnals wll agree that the K H. S. A A frst annual tournamen t was a success. T he tournaments gave a number of f ne athletes a chance for recognton n a sport that many excelled n and who were unable to do so n ether football, basketball, or tj ack. T he wrter saw at least eght boys on varous teams n the fnals tha t showed defnte possbltes as future professonals. Specal credt should be gven Ted Sanford for hs able and untrng efforts ; also menton should he made of M r. Shvely. and Mr. Mosely, of the Unversty of Kentucky, and the assstance of Mr. G. D. Downng, forme-rly athletc drector M Morehead Teachers College.

13 l, Page Ten The KENTUCKY HGH SCHOOL ATHLETE Results of State Hgh Sehool Tt aek Meet Yard Dash (Tme : 0.) l. M ehaus - Manual. Berkeley - Dayton. McClellan - Fulton. Neff - College Hgh. Koshewa - Male 0-Yard Dash (Tme:.). Goodman - Manual. Patterson - Holmes. Neff - College H gh. M ehaus - Manual. Chalk - Newport 0-Yard Dash (Tme :.). Chalk - Newport Lanham - Manual. Dean - Male. L ee - Fulton. Frazer - Holmes 880-Yard Dash (Tme:.0). Robnson - Murray. Soward$ - Raceland. Pppn - Benham. Hagan - Male. ] atnes - Newport -Mle Run. Walters - H olmes. Rose - Lafayette. W heeler - Manual. Olver - Madsonvlle. Ranz - Holmes 0-Yard Hgh Hurdles(Tme:.7). Baltzer - Newport. Felds. - Dan vlle. Patterson - Covngton. Ott - Manual. Crowell - Provdence 00-Yard Low Hurdles (Tme: ) l. Ott - Manual. Baltzer - Newport. Peel - Berea. Beske - Holmes. Schrclf{ - Male Mle Relay (Tme :8.7) l. Covngton. Manual. H ghlands. Provdence S. Danvlle Pole Vault (Heght : 0' 8") T e: l. R ussell - Male Smth - Campbell County Cowan - P rovdence. Appell - Lloyd. Gregory - Danvlle Hgh Jump (H eght: ' "). Chapman - Manual.. Draper - Hopknsvlle Wlder - Pnevlle Te:. H ll - Lafayette Buckngham - Fulton D uell - Bellevue Broad Jump (Dstance: ' 0"). W nters - Bellevue. Cowan - Provdence. Draper - Hopknsvlle. Durbn - Manual. Hallen - Jvlanual Shot Put (Dstanct : ' "). Rchter, Manual - '". Fuson, Mddlesboro - '''. McKnney, Ruddles M ll - 7" T e:. Keenon, Ho!mes, and Beggerman, Wnchester - 'W SCHOOL TOTALS Ashland... Bellevue... 7 Benham...,... Berea... B reckenrdge... 0 Campbell County... Y;J College H gh S.chool... Danvlle... 0 Dayton... Fulton... Hall H gh... 0 Henry Clay... 0 Henderson... 0 Holmes... Hopknsvlle... 7 Hghlands... : Lafayette... L loyd... Ludlow... 0 Jvfadsonvlle... Male... Y;l :Nfan ual....mddlesboro... M llersburg... 0 lvurray... 0 Murray Tranng... Newport... 8 North Mddletown... 0 Pars... 0 Pnevlle... P rovdence... Y;J Raceland... Ruddles Mll... Somerset... 0 St. Xaver... 0 Versalles... 0 W nchester... 0 MURRAY STATE COLLEGE Murray, Kent ucky. lmofootballschedule Sept. 7-LOUSANA NORMAL n Natchdoches Oct. - MOREHEAD... at Morehead Oct. - CONWAY, ARK., T EACHERS at M urray 8:00 P. M. Oct. - EAST TEXAS STATE n Commerce Oct. - UNON U NV. at J ackson... 8:00 P. M. Nov. -DELTA STATE at M urray... :00 P. M. Nov. - WEST TENNESSEE a t Murray, :00 P. M. "Homecomng" Nov. -MDDLE TENNESSEE... at M urfreesboro Nov. -WEST KY. STATE.TEA. n Murray :00 P. M. MOREHEAD STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE Morehead, Kentucky 0 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. -MARSHALL... at H untngton Sept. 8-0PEN Oct. -lvfurra Y... at Ashland Oct. - 0PEN Oct. - HOLBROOK... a t Morehead Oct. -EASTERN... at 'Rchmond \ov. - CONCORD... at.morehead Nov. - vvestern... at Morehead Nov. -TRANSVYLAN\... at Morehead "Homecomng"

14 for AUGUST, 0 Kentu.eky, ndana to Clash n All-Star Tlt August These announcements of the n dana-kentucky All-Star Hgh School Game should ])e of consderable nterest to our Kent ucky Readers snce we are to b e represented by some of o ur outstandng players o the past season and by \Vestern's Great Coach, Ed. D bble. * * * * * t was a nnounced tonght that t he second annual A -S tar basketball game and Rules Clnc would be held August n the B utler F eld House under the drecton of Paul D. Hnkle, B utler Coach. Ths year the ndana All-Stars to be selected by a state-wde vote of the fans, wll be ptted aganst a team of Kentucky Hgh School All-Stars. College coaches yet to be selected wll drect the play of the ndana team. Ed Dddle, whose \Veste.rn Kentucky State Teacher;; College team competed n the N. C. A. A. Tournament here last sprng, wll coach the Kentuckans. n last year's game the All-Stars defeated the senor m.embers of Frankfort's state h gh school champons. Snce t hen, however. the ndana H gh School Athletc Assocaton has banned hgh school coaches from partcpatng n such games. The game last yea r attra cted,000 persons. t was also announced that Dddle has promsed to brng the strongest avalable Ken tucky combnaton to ndanapols for ths game. Both the Kentucky and the nda na squads wll report her e on Manday before the game for practce. n the votng to select the ndana team the fve players recevng the hghest number of votes wll make up the star tng lne-up. The next fve players wll be avalable as r eserves. Only players who graduated t hs sprng wll be elgble. There wll also be a vote by the fans to select the two college coaches to plot the ndana team. The ballotng wll be conducted later ths month. * * * * A LATER ANNOUNCEMENT KENTUCKY CAGERS BG; FVE ALL-STARS NAMED; ALL ARE S X FEET TALL ndanapols, July 8 (AP)- Coach Ed Dddle, vvestern State T eachers College, announced today fve members of the all-star basketball squad whch wll play a team of ndana hgh school players g raduated from hg h school last sprng a t Butler Feld House, here, August. Bddle announced that the Kentucky squad would nclude Leonard Metcalfe of Calvert Cty, ft. n. tall; Russell V cnnoy of Hckman, ft. n.; Joe F ulks of K uttawa, ft. n. ; Pat House o Manchester, H. n. ; and ]. T. Harper of Dra kesboro, ft. Other members of the Kentucky team, all hgh school senors last year, wll be selected early ths week. The ndanapols Star s conductng an electon to pck the ndana team for the game, whch wll clmax the newspaper's second annual basketball clnc. A squad of ten a nd a coach from the ndana Collegate Conference wll be selected from a group of players a nd sx coaches nomnated by publc ballot last week. The paper w ll publsh eght daly ballots, begnnng tomorrow, for the fnal selectons. Page Eleven.J0 FOOTBALL PLAY STUATONS Coaches, P layers, Fans: f you want to keep up to the mnute on your football r ules, you need the 0 Football Play Stuatons Book, publshed by the Natonal Federaton of State Hgh School Athlet c Assocatons. Coaches wll g et ther copy when the school jons the State Assocaton; offcals wll receve a copy when they have joned the o ffcals dvson of the State Assocaton. Let's get t hem early t hs year! You'll need t hs book and a 0 Rule Book to settle.such questons as follows: How would you answer t hese? Suppose you were the o ffcal, what would you do? Coach, f your boys a sked you these ques tons, could you gve the correct answers? l. The vstors object to a molded ball or to the color of the ball that s to be used.. A- hands the ball to A- who s n advatce of hm. A - s elgble to receve a forward pass and s at least a yard behnd the lne of scrmmage when he receves the ball?. A team s not on t he feld (a) ready to start the game on tme or (b) wthn rnnutes after t he end of the frst half and n 't he opnon of the Referee tfe delay s nexcusable.. A - catches a second forward pass from behnd the lne, adva nces and fumbles. B - recovers. vvhose ball? Where?. A- n endeavorng to recover a fumble, accdentally strkes t w th hs foot, or leg, or knee and t goes out o f bounds from the scrmmage zone. vvhose ball? vvhcre?. B- sgnals for a far catch muffs the ba ll an d B - who dd not sg nal, catches a nd advances. \l\ hose ball? vvhere? How put n play? 7. A free-kck s smultaneously.recovered by B- and A - after touchng B- but before crossng B 's restranng lne. Whose? w here? 8. Tackle A- takes a poston on the end of h s lne and s n that poston a t the snap. s he elgble for a pass?. Runner A- delberately fumbles the ball across B's goal ln e n orde.r to permt A- to recover n that end zone for a touchdown. Proper R ulng? 0. After a tme-out, A p uts the ball n play before the Referee has ascertaned f t he Captans a e ready and has blown!~ s whstle, The a nswers to these ten questons may be found n t he 0 Football P lay Stuatons Book. These a re new play stuatons whch dd not appear n last year's edton. Most of them n volve some cha nge n the rules from last year. ----:---- UNVERSTY OF LOUSVLLE Lousvlle, Kentucky 0 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. - NDANA STATE... Homc Sept. 8- UN V. of C NCNNAT at Cncnnat Oct -EVANSVLLE... at Evansvlle Oct. - ST. ]OSEPH'S... at Collegevlle Oct. - CENTR E... Home Oct. -HOLBROOK... Home Nov. - GEORGETOWN H ome Nov. - HANOVER... at Hanover Nov. -LON G SLAN D UNJV... at Brooklyn, N.Y.

15 Page Twelve The KENTUCKY HGH SCHOOL ATHLETE Athlete Coachng Sehool AUGUST - 7, 0 UNVERSTY OF KENTUCKY COACHNG STAFF: Carl Snavely, Adolph Rupp, Ab Krwan, Berne Shvely ) THE PROGRAM T he general program wll consst of lectures and demonstraton work by the Coachng School staff, asssted by local hgh school coaches, hgh school players, and Unversty of K entucky athletes. "Ex tras" n' the way o moves a nd added entertanment features wll be provded throughout the week. FOOTBALL. Lecture and dernonstraton n charge of Coaches Snavely, Krwan, Shvely, and assstants. BASKETBALL. Lecture and demonstraton n charge of Coach Rupp and assstants. EXPENSES and ACCOMMODATONS. A notnnal fee of $7.0 covers the entre costs for the Coachng School and ncludes tuton, room, and meals. Rooms wll be provded n the dormtory on the bass of two men per room. Bed lnens are furnshed. Board ncludes meals from Monday noon to Sat urday noon, served n the Unversty cafetera. Reserva tons should be made early. For further nformaton wrte M. E. Potter, Drector of Physcal Educaton, Unversty of Kentucky, Lexngton, Kentucky. COACHNG STAFF CARL G. SNAVELY, head football coach at Cornell Unversty,s one of the leaders n modern at~ letc nstructon. n, as head coach at the Umverstv of North Carolna, he developed one of the greatest Tar Heel teams n hstory. Snavelv teaches a modfed Vvarner system wth a sngle wngback formaton pred~mn~tng, uses the open game, and reles on decepton m many of hs plays. n the Cornell team went through ts season undefeated and unted and was ranked among t he three f rst ea ms n the naton. t won the "vy League" mythcal champonshp, and was awa\ ded the Lambert Trophy, emblematlcal of the champonshp of the East. Carl Snavely was frequently mentoned as "the coach of the year." Coach Snavely's all-tme record s: V/on, ; Lost, 8; Ted,. H e coached the nol-thern team n the North-South contests at Montgomery, Alabama, m 8 and. * * * * AB KRWAN, bead football coach at the Unversty of Kentucky snce 8, s well-known t hroughout the state for hs successful coachng at Manual H gh School, Lousvlle, and hs Unversty of Kentucky team. n. Krwan was apponted varsty backfeld coach at the Unversty of Kentucky. F rom 7 to he served as assstant football coach at Male Hgh School, Lousvlle, and n was apponted head football coach at Manual Hgh School, Lousvlle, where he remaned n servce untl hs appontment at the Unversty. Under Krwan's tutelage the Unversty of Kentucky football team turned n one of the best records n recent years, wnnng sx games, tyng Alabama, and losng only to the two "Vol" teams of Georga Tech and Tennessee. * * * * ADOLPH RUPP s n hs tenth year as head basketball coach at the Unversty of Kentucky. Hs work has been hghly successful and h s VVldcats have held undsputed champonshps of the Southeastern Conference fve years; n,, 7,, 0. The \Vldcats' record for the entre perod of ten years ncludes 0 wns agal).st 7 losses. Ths record s remarkable, snce many of the opponents were of natonal rankng. Besdes a host of All Conference players, Rupp has developed two All Amecan basketball players at Kentucky- Forest Sale, forward, and LeRoy Edwards, center. Rupp_ played basketball n hs college days u nder Coach Phog Allen of the Unversty of Kansas. He played guard on the team reputed to be the best ever developed by Allen, the undefeated :Mssour Valley Champons of. * * * * BERNE SHVELY, lne coach and athletc dr~:ector at the Unversty. of Kentucky, s recognzed as one of the leadng lne coaches n the countrv today. A graduate of the Unversty of llnos where he was an All-Amercan g uard n 7, Shvely s recognzed by Coach Bob Zuppke as one of hs 'alltme" great lnemen. Shvely served as lne coach at the Unversty of Kentucky from 7 to ~ under Harry Gamage ; from to he asssted Coach Chet Wynne, and n 7 became athletc drector and lne coach wth Ab Krwan, head football coach. Under Shvely tutelage the Unversty has devel ~ped many outstandng lnemen and the play of hs hnemen has always been recognzed as one of the strong features of \\Tldcat football teams. He s recognzed as a thorough techncan of all angles of lne play. ----:---- UNVERSTY OF KENTUCKY Lexngton, Kentucky 0 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. - BALDWN-WALLACE... at Lexngton Sept. 7- XAVER (\gbt)... at Cncnnat Oct. - WAS-NGTON & LEE... at Lexngton Oct. -VANDERBLT... a t Nashvlle Oct. - GEORGE WASHNGTON... at Lexngton Oct. -GEORGA... at Athens Nov. -ALABAMA... at Lexngton Nov. - GEORGA TECH... at Lousvlle Nov. -WEST VRGNA... at :Morgantown Nov. - TENNESSEE... at Knoxvlle

16 .;.._,_,_.,_,_.,_.,_,_,,,_,_ - -,~ ,- _,_, -!! ATTENTON! f Prncpals and Coaehes! = j ' You wll soon he certfyng to the elgblty of your 0-. athletes. t s to be hoped that they all may be elgble.! Remember, an athlete s NOT ELGBLE: l. f he has cached hs twenteth brthday.! X. f he has partcpated n the gven sport for all or part of four seasons n hgh school. j! *. f he entered school later than 0 days after the begn-! nng of the semester.. f he was not n attendance at school at least three months of last semester, sprng of 0. *. f he dd not pass n at least three full-credt hgh school studes, or have made up hs defcences. 0 l *. f he has changed sdools wthout a correspondng change! of resdence on the part of hs famly. *7. f he does not have for the week precedng, and for the j! current semester a passng average n each of at least three! full-eredt hgh school subjects. - *8. f he has competed under an assumed name, or when not ~! properly certfed.. f he has graduated from, or s elgble to graduate from a four-year secondary school, or has ever attended College,! or played on a College team. *0. f any undue nfluence has been used to retan the student or hs parents or to secure hm as a student or player. * * * * *! *NOTE: These rules have exceptons, or there are addtona requrements. Better consult the B y-laws. Have you con- sulted the Bureau of Vtal Statstcs regardng the ages of! your players?! '- ~!~ --u..-..-o-c -..._.,~,,...,.,,...,.,..._,,...,_,...,.._..l.,~c -c -.u-u_o_n_,_).-.,-)._..,... o.-.c-o_o_o_c..._.c -

17 : -~.-cl- u _ u _ ~--.._..,_..~._.., a _ D _~,_,.- -~ _ SUTCLFFE'S ATHLETC GOODS CATALOG Our College and Hgh School Catalog wth wholesale prces to schools wll be maled about September st. f you don't receve your copy by September th let us know and we wll mal another one to you. Our Kentucky School Salesmen, PAU L SMTH and " BUTCH" SOSNN, wll be around before long. Should you need to see them for specal appontmen t on football equpment, drop us a lne. TWO SPECALS No. -RDDELL M OULD ED BASKET BALL. 'vvas made to Retal or $8.00 wth a $.00 school prce. The factory made a slg ht change" n tht> leather t an nage and sold ther dscon tnued one::s at a r ea l p cc reducton. They ;.u e good enough for game ust.:. PRCE $. No. BRC - A dscontnued OFFCAL B EST GRADE FOOTBALL. Perfect n every respect and offcal for any game as well as beng a l ne ball for practce usc. Only dozen of these avalable and w e urge you to g et your order to us at once. PRCE $. THE SUTCLFFE CO. LOUSVULE, KENTUCKY ncorporated f t ' a., r a,..: