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HiqhSchoolAthMe

The Player . .

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1. He lives clean and plays hard. He plays for the love of the game.2. He wins without hoasting, he loses without excuses and he never quits.

3. He respects officials and accepts their decisions without question.

4. He never forgets that he represents his school.

The Coach . .

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1. He inspires in his boys a love for the game and the desire to win.

2. He teaches them that it is better to lose fairly than to win unfairly.

3. He leads players and spectators to respect officials by setting them agood example.

4. He is the type man he wants his boys to be.

The OHicial . .

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1. He knows the rules.

2. He is fair and firm in all decisions. He calls them as he sees them.

3. He treats players and coaches courteously and demands the sametreatment for himself.

4. He knows the game is for the boys, and lets them have the spotlight.

The Spectator . .

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1. He never boos a player or official.

2. He appreciates a good play, no matter who makes it.

3. He knows the school gets the blame or the praise for his conduct.

4. He recognizes the need for more sportsmen and fewer "sports."

Official Organ of the

KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

October, 1965

K.H.S.A.A. Football Schools(Asterisks Indicate 8 man Football Schools)

SCHOOL ADDRESS COACHAnderson LawrencehurfAtherton LouisvilleAustin-Tracy' Lucas

Barbourville BarbourvilleBardstown BardstownBath Count} OwingsvilleBeechwood S. Ft. MitchBelfry BelfryBell County PinevillcBellevue BellevueBerea BereaBoone Count} FlorenceBourbon Count ParisBowling- Greei. Bowlinp GleeBoyd County AshlandBoyle County DanvilleBryan Statioi. LexinptniBuvginButler

BuvKinLouisvill.

Caldwell Count, PrincetoiiCampbell Couni/ AlexandriLCampbellsville CamphellsxillCarroll Count} CarroUtonCatlettsburc CatiettsburpCaverna' Horse Cav.Central LouisvilleChristian Count HopkinsvilleCorbin CorbinCrittenden Count MarionCumberland Cumberlan.Cumberland Coun } Burkesvill,

Danville Danville-Daviess Count} OwensborcDavton DaytonDe Sales LouisvilleDixie Heights S. Ft. MitcheDuPont ManuM LouisvilleDurrett Louisville

Eastern LouisvilleElizabethtowr, ElizabethtowiElkhorn City Elkhorn Cit}

Fairelale FairdaleFalmouth FalmoutliFern Creek Fern CreekFlaget Ixjuisville

Fleming Count: FlemingsburKFleming-Neon FlemingFort Campbell Fort Camii'oeP"ort Knox Fort Kno^Frankfort FrankforlFranklin County FrankfortFranklin-Simpsor. FranklinFulton FultonFulton County Hickman

Gamaliel" GamalielGarrard County LancasterGeorge Rogers Clark WinchesterGeorgetown GeorgetownGlasgow GlasgowGreensburg Greensburg

Hall Grays KnobHarlan HarlanHarrison County CynthianaHarrodsburg HarrodsburgHazard HazardHazel Green East Bernsla.Henderson HendersonHenderson Count> HendersonHenry Clay LexingtonHenry County New CastloHighlands Fort ThomasHidmes CovingtonHopkinsville Hopkinsville

JenkinsJessamine CountyJohns Creek

Bobbv KincerJack KleierJimmy Manioi.

H. W. TWeGarnis MartinC. B. BradshawTom CreamerAlbert Vippermar.Cleo PursifullGene FosterFrank NassidsJohn DormanEugene CorrellRichard SmithsorTom ScottDennis SextonVirgil ChambersDavid FeebackMilan Perpich

Fred R. ClaytonBob MillerVincent HancockCharles GibsonJack IsonJerome RamsevJohn R. RhodesDavid HoltLedger HowardWilliam HuffNeedham SayloiDave Sharp

Chester CaddasWaymond MorrisThomas DaleyTom OsoskieCharles R. FugitiWilliam MitchellBill Wvatt

Charles HordBill HoggWilliam DutyLloyd BlockCharles Hunter

Joseph GoodmanJohn W. FarlerEd OrickJim Kennedy"Buck" VestRaymond LsaacsMarshall PattersonPaul JonesO. C. LeathersDick RoddyBob BrownFrank McCannJeff Lester

Ray D. CoeWaddell MurphyJerry KirkJack G. MassicLawrence GilbertIvan Curnutte

Roy ShoemateDan BeasleyWilliam McKeeE. G. PluAster Si;

Hughes BennettW. K. DawsonMojo HollowellJames PoynterWilliam E. LeedyOwen HauckTom Ellis

F. D. Thornton, Jr

Raymond RickettsElmer StephensonJohn O'Brian

LafayetteLaRue CounteLebanonLeslie CountyLilyLincoln InstituteLloydLondonLouisaLoyallLudlow

Lynn Camp

McKellM. C. NapieiMadisonMadison Centra'MadisonvillcMaleMayfieldMeade CountyMercer CountyMetcalfe Count \

MiddlesboroM. M. I.

Me)ntgomerv CoiMorgan CountvMt. SterlintMt. VernonMurray

NewportNewport Catiioli

Nicholas CounisNorth HardinNorth Warren

Old Ky. HomeOldham CountyOwen CountyOwensboro

Park City"Paul G. BlazerP. L. DunbarPikeville

RacelandRowan CountyRussellRussellvilie

SayreScott CountySenecaShawneeShelby CountvShelbyvilleShepherdsvilleSimon KentonSomersetSouthernSpringfieldStanford

Tates CreekTempple Hill*Thomas JeffersTompkinsvilleTrigg CountyTrinity

Un County

Valley

WaggenerWallinsWarren CountyWesternWestportWheelwrightWhitesburgWhitely CountyWilliamsburgWoodford CountyWurtland

Le-xingtonHodgenvilleLebanonHydenLilyLincoln Ridg.ErlangerLondonLouisaLoyallLudlowLvnchCorbin

South ShoreHazardRichmondRichmondMadisonvilleLouisvilleMayfieldBrandenburgHarrodsburgEdmontonMiddlesboroMillersburg

Illy Mt. SterlingWest Libert^Mt. SterlingMt. VernonMurray

NewportNewportCarlisleVine GroveSmiths Grove

BardstownLaGrangeOwentonOwensboro

die Owensboro

Park CityAshland

PikevillePinevillePrestonsburg

Russellvilie

BardstownLouisvilleLexingtonGeorgetownLouisvilleLouisvilleShelbyvilleShelbyvilleSherpherdsvilleIndependenceSomersetLouisvilleSpringfieldStanford

Le.xingtonGlasgowLouisvilleTompkinsvilleCadizLouisville

Valley Station

LouisvilleWallins CreekBowling GreenShivelyLouisvilleWheelwrightWhitesburgWilliamsburgWilliamsburgVersaillesWurtland

Edward SelliersClarence CapleRobert HouriganWendell AtkinsRoy CochranLyman R. DaleJack TurnerLawrence KuhlC. A. NobleCharles DavisRonald JohnsonEdward MiracleRobert Igo

Tom SimsCharles HallJack HallFrank P^yBill WelbornCharles W. KuhnVirgil RainsWilson Sear.-^

David GrimHoward KeelWalt GreenBuck DawsonHerman LeforccBruce HowarelPat DaleLawrence TravisPreston Holland

Sherrill MorganCharles FredriclGayle BowenDan WalkerMarvin Burgess

Milton GrahamOllie HowardGuy PattersonGerald PoynteiDon Netoskie

Ralph ColbyWalter BrughJack FugateHarold WoodRex J. MillerN. L. PassmoreGene DavisWilliam AdamsBert Dixon

James ConlevNick DannHeulyn Bishop

Baker

Fred FrancisJohn MeihausDaniel H. HillBill WilsonRon CainGeorge SauerWililam Ellis

Richard Green.vollNike DiachenkoJim JenkinsJim WilliamsGeorge BertrainCharles KolasaRodney Walker

William StraubJim LindsayJ. A. GrayFrank PetettGordon PerryPaul Gering

Ralph Horning

Dallas Arnold

John Stoll

James L. HowardEstill BranhamRobert A. ClevelandEarl BrowningDonald DanielsGardner BatesPerky BryantArchie PowersJohn A. SnowdenBuddy Fields

The Kentucky High School AthleteOfficial Organ of the

Kentucky High School Athletic Association

VOL. XXVIII—NO. 3 OCTOBER, 1935 $1.00 Per Year

Early Season Football QuestionsEDITOR'S NOTE: These inferpretations of the 1965

National Alliance Football rules do not set aside nor

modify any rule. They are made and published bythe National Federation of State High School Athletic

Associations in response to situations presented.

1. Play: 3rd and 10 on the 50. Al advances to B's

IS where ihe ball becomes dead. B3 piles on.

Ruling: A's ball. Ist and l ri :he 9 yardllne. ^3

soon as the ball became dead, free of a live ball foul

on B's 18, a new series has been indicated. Hence it

was A's ball, 1st and 10. The piling on was a deadball foul carrying a 15-yard penall.y, which in this case,

is one-half the distance to the goal, or 9 yards. There-

fore, after the penalty was measured, it is k's ball,

1st down and 1 on the 9 yardline. (10-4-1; 10-5-1)

2. Play: 4th and 4 on K's 35. K's punt is caught byRl on R's 25. Rl advances to K's 10 where he is

laclded. During the advance of Rl, a substitute (RS12)

leaves the team bench of R and goes onto the field

of play where he holds K2, a potential tackier, on: (a.)

the 50 yardline; or Cb) K's 30.

Ruling: Unsportsmanlike conduct. 15 yard penalty.

R's ball, 1st and 10 on its 45 yardline. (2-27-6; 10-3-3)

Comment: The foul by RS12 (member of R's squad)

is a non-player foul which occurred during a runningplay. As provided by 2-27-6, "the spot of the foul is

considered to be the previous spot", i.e., K's .35.

Because R was in possession of the ball at the timeof the foul, it is a foul by the offense. The basic

enforcement spot is K's 40 yardline (where the runningplay ended) and the penalty will be measured fromthere, placing the ball on R's 45 yardline for the be-

ginning of the new series. In some situations, playswith factors similar to the above case, may properly

be interpreted to be an unnfair act. If the referee

would so judge the situation, he would "enforce anypenalty he considers equitable ..." as provided by the

penalty for 9-7-1.

3. Play: A legal forward pass by Al from the 50

is intercepted by Bl on B's 20 yardline. Bl advancesto A's 40 yardline. During the advance, B2 clips on B's40 yardline. After the ball is dead, A2 commits apersonal foul.

Ruling: Penalty for clip by B2 is automaticallyaccepted, making the succeeding spot B's 25 yardline.

The penalty for the dead ball foul by A2 is enforced

from the succeeding spot, thereby placing the ball onB's 40 yardline where it will be 1st and 10 for B.(10-1-2-c)

Comment: In this situation, penalties result in off-

setting 15 yard distances, with the ball being put in

play at the ball being put in play at the spot of the

enforcement for the live ball foul. When the distance

is offset, the referee, after giving the signal to stop

the clock and following it with the dead ball signal,

will spot the ball and face the goal of the team whichcommitted the first (live ball) foul. He will then givethe appropriate foul signal and point to the goal of the

offending teami. He should then face the goal of theteam which committed the dead ball foul, give theappropriate foul signal and point to the offendmg

team's goal. Alter properly giving the signal for eachfoul, the referee should indicate the dead baU signal

md declare the ball ready-for-play. In those situations

in which the dead ball foul is by the t(>am which is in

possession, :he stakes shju'd be -e' before the penaltylOr the dead ball foul is administered.

4. Play: Bl is offside. B2 intercepts a pass and B3clips during ihe runbac'i. Al plies Dn after the Ijd.U

has become dead.

Ruling: Double loul. The offside by B, wnich is

prior to the change of possession, toes not permitthe situation to qualify lor automatic acceptance orieclination. When there is a double foul involved, lie

replay is mandatory as provided in 10-2-1. Captains^re not consulted in the case of a double foul. (10-2-1-a)

5. Play: Rl catches a scrimmage-kick on his 20

and advances to the 50. During th9 run by Rl, K2 holds

on R's 43. R2 piles on after the ball is lead.Ruling: Penalty for foul by K2 is automatically

accepted and places ihe ball on K's 35 yardline. Line-

to-gain is thereby determined. Penalty for the deadball foul by R2 is then administen'd. iilacing the ball

back on the 53. Therefore, it will be R's ball, 1st and25. (10-2-c).

6. Play: Bl intercepts a legal forward pass m his

end zone. He runs parallel to the goal line, after whichhe is tackled with the ball becoming dead in B'send zone. During the run B2 clips: (a) in the endzone; or (b) on B's 6 yardline. After the ball is deadA2 commits a personal foul.

Ruling: In both (a) and (b) the penalty for clipping

is automatically accepted and results in a safety in

either case. The penalty for the dead ball foul by Ais administered on the succeeding kick-off. B wiU free-

kick from his 35 yardline. (10-1-2-c; 10-5-2)

7. Play: Bl intercepts a legal forward pass in

his end zone and advances the ball to B's 25. Duringthe run, B2 clips: (a) in his end zone; or (b) on his 6

yardline. After the ball is dead, A2 commits a personal

foul.

Ruling: In (a), the penalty for the clipping by B2is automatically accepted and results in a safety. Thepenalty for the foul by A is enforced on the free-kick

with B kicking from his 35. In (b), the penalty for the

clipping is automatically accepted and, because of the

one-half the distance to the goal provision, it placedthe ball on B's 3 yardline. A's foul is then measured,placing the ball on B's 18. It will be B's ball, 1st and10. (10-1-2-c)

Comment: When the penalty enforcement results

in other than offsetting distances because of the half

the distance to the goal provision for one penalty anda 15-yard measurement for the other, both distances

should be measured to avoid confusion. For the live

ball foul, the referee will proceed by signaling the

clock to stop and then giving the signal for the deadball. From the spot of enforcement of the live ball

foul, the referee will measure the distance of the

penalty, give the appropriate foul signal and point to

'he goal of the offending team. From there (the suc-

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OCTOBER, 196.T VOLUME XXVIII—NO. Certified Football Officials

Poblished monthly, except June and July, by the KentuckyHigh School Athletic Association

Office of Publication, Lexington, Ky. 46501Second class postage paid at Lexington, Kentucky.

Editor THEO. A. SANFORDAssistant Editor J. B. MANSFIELD

Lexington. Ky.BOAKD OF CONTROL

President Foster J, Sanders (1962-66), LouisvilleVice-President Preston Holland (1965-69), MurrayDirectors—Morton Combs (1964-68), Carr Creek; Don Davis(1963-67). independence; Ralph C. Dorsey (1962-66), HorseCave; Sherman Gish (1963-67), Greenville; Don R. Rawlings(1965-69), Danville: Oran C. Teater (1964-68), Paintsville.

Subscription Rate $1.00 Per Year

Jtôm the Commissione'i s LJfflce

Employment Bureaus

Sixteen employment bureaus for officials havebeen established. Each registered official should file

at once with his nearest bureau head his schedule ot

games and list of dates on wWch the official will beavailable to call games. The names of the bureauheads, with the residence and business phone numbers(residence numbers given first), are as follows:

Re.x Alexander. 1320 Wells Blvd., Murray, 763-3579.

762-3385

Charlie Irwin. Route 1, Hopkinsville, TU 6-4820.

TU 6-4820

Roy Settle, 1618 Sioiux Place, Owensboro.MU 3-2136, MU 3-3551

Jerry Kimmei, Beechmont, GR 6-2656

Turner Elrod. 332 Sumpter, Bowling Green,VI 2-5110, VI 2-0431

Howard Gardner. 829 McCollum, Elizabethtown,765-6273

Claude 0. Ricketts, 10005 Third Street Road, VallevStation, 937-8610, 634-1551

Roy Winchester, Bethlehem, 878-4102, New Castle346-8421

Bob Miller, 197 HoUday Lane, Ft. Thomas, 441-5685

694-6535

Jack Wise, 20S Pocahontas, Georgetown, 2052, 120

Harry Stephenson. 1612 Hawthorne, Le.xington, 299

1757, 255-2960

Bob Foster Science Hill, 423-8683. 678-8161

William E. Nau, Box 209, Barbourville, 6-41126-3057

Goebel ' Rittei 137 Main Street, Wliitesburg, 633

7164, 633-2339

E. B. Ma\- Ji. Box 185, Prestonsburg, 886-3414,

886-8661

Ernie Chattin. Y.M.C.A., Ashland, 324-2665, 324-6191

Attention, Officials!

The 1965 Delegate Assembly of the K.H.S.A.A.ajiiended By-Law 29-4-c by providing that a certifiea

official, to continuf^ to receive this rating each year,shall have worked in at least si.x first team highschool football games and /or twelve first team highschool basketball games during the previous year.Since this amendment was adopted after the 1964-65

seasons in the two sports involved had ended, officials

working fewer than the number of first team highschool games required did nDt have the opportunity to

comply with the new rule. This being true, the newrule is an "ex post facto" rule. The recjuirement con-cerning the minimum number of first team high schoolgames worked are therefore not to be put into effect

until the 1966-67 schcwl year. Officials currently receiv-ing the certified rating should keep the amended rulein mind if they wish to qualify for the rating next yearwithout having to take an additional examination.

Bell, Clarence T.

Bennett, HowardBlanton, HomerBond, Jack C.

Bordy, Philip

Boyles, Jerry F.Brotzge, MauriceBrown, George W.Brizendine, VicBurton, JohnCaiman, E. C.

Canter, JohnCraft, Albert B.Craft, Bill

Current, RayDallmann, James W.Davis, Clyde E.Davis, W. Curtis

Durkin, Jack H.Elovitz, CarlFaust, JackFlorence, Robert H.Forbes, J. W. "Jack''Fortney. Robert L.

Grace, Charles K.Graham, JamesGreene, Paul "Dutch"Gruneisen, Sam J.

Hadden, NewallHa,gan, Joseph E.Hagerman, BartHarris, GeneHeinze, FrankHeinzc. John G.Hellard. George D.Holeman, FletcherHuber, Carl W.Jenkin>, KeanJohnson, BernardKraesi.g, Charles F.Lambert, Irvin

Lange, William E., Jr.,

Lenahan. Thomas F.

Lotz, Robert W.McCollum, BobMcGlasson, GeneMcLemore, Jack T,

McNabb, EdgarMay, E. B., Jr.

Mayhew, Wm.. M,Mayo, Henry L.

Mercke, Frank R.Mordica, William A.

Mullins, B. E.Noland. DougNord, EdPowell, LoganReddington, JimReece, Fred "Rock"Riggs, Wilham T.

Sacra, GreshamSapp, EdwardSchUch, PaulSchmitt, K. F.Schmitt, Paul E.Scott, W. L. "Bill"

Scale, William E.Sellman, John B.

Shanks, Thomas E.

Shaw, John H.Showalter, JohnSloan, WallaceSmith, Edgar J.

Stephenson, Harry-

Stevens, William D.Sullivan, Don C.

Thomas, FrcUik M,Thompson, Jack F.,

VanMeter, David G.Washer. Stanley

Watts, Shirley R.Wilson, John PopeWise, Billy V.

ApprovedAdams, Calvin K.Atkinson, CharlieBeck, C. NormanBivins, GeorgeBrown. Herman G.Bullock, TedCecil, MorrisCullen, Charles "Bud'Culp, Willard E.DeMuth. Paul E.Dent, Donald L.

Denton, CharlesDenton, William J.

Detenber. Gene H.Fish, Leland G.Fenimore, Clarke E.Foster, J. W.Fraley, Bill

Franklin, James A.Fryrear, William P.Fugate, E. H.Fuller, Wilton H.Galuk, Walter M.Gentry, Dale J.

Golden, Billy J.

Grace. E. H., Jr.

Griffith, LaurenHall, Henry N.Hanes, Edward C.

Jr.

FootbaU OfficialsHicks, LloydHolbrook, Wm. M.Hughes, Robert E.

Hynson, Fred R.Kraft, H. Nellis

Leahy, PatLindon, BobLusby, GeorgeMcGehee, Gordon K.McNamee, Jack E.Mattingly, Charles "\

Mercker, GeorgeMillerhaus, Bill

Minta. John H.Moody, William R.

Murray, ThomasNeal, GeneNord, GilbertOmer, HaroldOsborne, TedParker, Bob L.

Peeno, HarryRay, BobRee(i, GordonRoof, Jerry C.

Rudolph, Fred, Jr.

Russell, JoeSchuble, Charles

THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR OCTOBER, 1965 Page Three

Shirley, Michael D., Jr.

Snyder, GusStaten, JoeSudetto, DickSwinford, JohnVan HoQse, JackVaughan, DickWagner, JimWaide, Harry D.

Walker, Paul R.Warren, KennethWelch, J. D.Wilson, LouisWise, JackWomack, WilliamWurtz, EmilZimmer, Thomas

Fern Creek Wins Cavana Award

SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OFREGISTERED FOOTBALL OFFICIALS

(List Compiled October 1)

If one telephone number is given for an official listed, it

is the home phone number unless otherwise designated. If

two numbers are given, the first number is that of the homephone.

Alliso 1-1173,Roy., Route 1, Lovers Lane. Hopkinsville,886-4431

Adkins, Wendell. Box 163, Hyden, 672-2111, 672-2337

Anderson. Glenn, Jr., 24 Front Street. Prestonsburg, TU 6-2106

Atkinson. Charlie, No. 50 Queen Ave., Imperial Estates, New-town Rd., Lexington, 262-3298, 252-2626

Bartels, John T., 423 Third, Dayton, 581-4250

Berger, John D., 26 Myers Lane, Allison Park. Pennsylvania,767-4931, 621-3500 ext. 265

Bostic. L. M., Jr., 419 West 12th St., Bowling Green, 3-3319,

VI 3-6573

Brotzge, Maurice J., 3712 Lexington Rd., Louisville, 893-7206,

896-4461

Bullock, Teddy, 2167 Cypress Drive, Lexington, 277-0145, 252-

7963

Bunch, William O.. Box 4158, Ft. Rucker, AlabamaBurton, John, 633 28th St., Ashland, 324-5964, 324-4111 ext.

6608

Cathey, Gene S., 1415 Vine, Murray, 763-5367, 753-3245

Clark, Charles Louis, 2315 Brighton Dr., Louisville, 459-3540

Cowan, Robert L., 506E. Master St.. Corbin, 528-2824, 528-6727

Day, Conrad, 36101/4 Bradon Rd., Huntington, W. Va.

Detenber, Gene H., 229 Tyne Rd., Louisville, TW 5-705S. 587-

0936

Donald, Edward W., 4098 Farragut St., Ft. Knox, 4-6872, 4-7617

Douglas, Wayne, 209 Wash Ave., Paintsville, 789-9449, 789-3546

Douthwaite, Donald D., 6616 Merwin Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio,661-0915, 662-0891

Downs. Joseph W., 829 Bartley St., Bardstown, 348-5123

Drake, Dick, 72 Donnelly Dr., Ft. Thomas. 441-4235

Flynn, Robert D., 1708 Charleston Court. Lexington, 299-5902,266-6188

Forbes, John W., Jr., 4316 Dannywood Rd., Louisville, 454-6025, 778-2731

Fowler, Jack L., 1911 Mt. Vernon Ave., Pt. Pleasant, W. Va.

Frakes, Chester L., Jr.. 1816 Lilly Lane, Jeffersonville, Ind.,

BU 3-7254, JU 4-5331

Gentry, William R., Jr., 101 Oakley Bldg., Bardstown, 348-8903. 348-3767

Grace, Hickory, Middlesboro, 248-1290, 337-3320

Haffey, Stan, 607 Hilltop Lane, Cincinnati 15, Ohio. 622-8818

Hamilton, Patrick J., 3316 Radiance Rd., Louisville, 451-9737,587-1022

Johnson, Bernard, 322 Blueberry. Lexington, 277-2883, 252-2200 ext. 2677

Jones, Charles Junior, 2834 Yorkshire Blvd., Louisville, GL 8-

1293, JU 5-3281

Kasperski, Harry W., 652 South Floyd St., Apt. 38, Louisville,583-0359, 582-5215

Kaufman, Alvin R., 8215 St. Anthony Church Rd., Louisville,366-0126, 587-0871

Kimball. Philip C, 7017 Old Heady Rd., Jeffersontown, 267-6357Lally, James, 1210 Ross Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio, 471-3644, 421-

5700 ext. 653Lewis, Horace, 4399—16th St. Rd., Huntington, W. Va.McCowan, Connell, Route No. 1, Box 251, Corbin, 528-4932McLane, Albert I., Route No. 1, Glendale, 862-4579, Cecilia,

Ky., 862-1924Mullins, Joseph F., Wurtland Ave., Wurtland, 836-4091, 324-

1155 ext. 367Nevil, Vernon E., 7748-C 70th Tank Bn. Rd., Ft. Knox. 4-6604

The announcement has just been made that theFern Creek High School was the winner of the M. J.

Cavana Swimming Award for the school year 1964-65.

Fern Creek's point score was 48. Covington Catholic

was in second place with 45, and Villa Madonna wasthird with 43.4.

The Cavana Award is given annually to the .school

the student body members of which show the greatestproficiency in swimming. The point scoring is basedon the number of pupils who can swim 45 feet in deepwater, the number who can swim correctly any three

of five listed strokes, and the number of pupils whohold life saving certificates. Percentages of the stu-

dent bodies which can perform in these categories areinvolved in the point system.

The presentation of the award was made earherthis month by K.H.S.A.A. President Foster J. Sandersduring a Fern Creek assembly program.

Orem, Dale Linton, 38 Arctic Springs, Jeffersonville. Ind.,

BU 3-8226, 682-1161Porco. Kenneth J., 3924 Layside Drive, Louisville, 459-3455,

458-3281Rawls. L. Townes, 1146 Kees Rd., Apt. No. 2, Lexington. 254-

8627, 262-7963Robinson, J. Ward, 3802 Nanz Ave., Apt. 7, Louisville. 895-

0631, 895-0631Rudolph, Fred. Jr., 560O Jeanine Drive, Louisville, ME 5-7441,

969-3013Sacra, Gresham, 605 Anniston Dr., Lexington, 262-6036, 299-

1221 ext. 2244Schmidt, Edward, 3888 Woodsong, Cincinnati, Ohio, 522-7397,

HA 1-5200Seale, Frank E., 1001 Tates Creek Rd., LexingtonSmith, James Howard, 5512 Winchester Ave.. Sciotoville. Ohio,

776-2116, 353-6719Smith, Richard E.. 1 Lake View Dr.. Huntington, W. Va.Smith, Robert E.. 240 Clover Lane, Louisville, 893-6330, 635-

7406Spath, William Joseph, 4019 Rosemont Ave., Louisville. 452-

9637, 684-6209Spencer, H. Edward, 2107 Inwood Drive. Huntington, W. Va.Staley, E. G., 1117 Inca Trail, Georgetown, 1091. 100Taylor, Dennis H., 1406 Hughes, Murray, 763-4825, 763-5512Thrasher, P. H., 1105 Westwood Lane, New Albany, Ind.,

WH 4-3434, WH 4-2216Waff, Jack H.. Route No. 2—Box 108. Bardstown, 348-9339Ward, James Morris, Brockton, Box 601, RichmondWigginton, A. M., Sr., 1037 Cecil Ave., Louisville, 776-7881Womack, William H., 517 Cherry, Henderson, VA 6-4526,

VA 6-3781Woods. Lanier, 629 South Broadway, Georgetown. 707, 70

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The Flying DutchmanIt is September of 1965 and a crew of painters

from one of the largest decoration companies in the

South is being directed by a handsome fellow whouses crutches to help him move around. This physi-

callj-handicapped supervisor of Kirchdorfer and How-ell. Inc., had to compete to win this paint contract,

and he continually competes with leg paralysis,

caused by polio at the age of three—but Bobby Kirch-

dorfer keeps right on fighting and winning.

The month is September, the year is 1949, and agroup of youngsters have gathered at Mill CreekSchool for a track meet which, strangely enough, is

to be the start of the Game Guy Program of the

K. H. S. A. A. A kid on crutches, paralyzed from the

waist down, insists on running in a wheelbarrowrace. The other boys called him Bobby. He ran, hewon and he showed other physically handicappedyoungsters that sports are for them also. 1949 is aflashback to Bob Kirchdorfer, the youngster; 1965

shows you successful Bob Kirchdorfer, the man.

For Christian sendee in the K. H. S. A. A. sportsprogram work with that kid who wants to fight ahandicap and put him in the "Parade of Game Guys"where young men and women learn to compete without asking favors in sports and go on to compete suecessfully in the "Game of Life." Write the Dutchman.Bo.x 36, Jeffersontown, telling him about your GameGuy—Here's the way it is done:

As soon as you send the story of the physicall>handicapped boy or girl you are working with to the

Dutchman, that youngster is immediately a winneiand he is sent a Lionheart Trophy to indicate his

courage to all who see it. Lionhearted kids becomenominees for the Game Gu.v Award of the year. InApril when the coaches, principals and sports officials

gather for the annual K. H. S. A. A. banquet in Lou-isville the Game Guy of the Year is always the guestof honor.

The "Parade of Game Guys" is unending and theinspiration they provide all of us is amazing. Oneeducator made this comment, "I used to complain a-

bout the handicap.s life put in my way until these-

phxsically handicapped Game Guys taught me to keepm\ mouth shut."

Let's take a look at the Game Guy's test — THETEST OF A MAN IS THE FIGHT HE MAKES; THEGRIT THAT HE DAILY SHOWS; THE WAY HESTANDS ON HIS FEET AND TAKES FATE'S NUM-EROUS BUMPS AND BLOWS. A COWARD CANSMILE WHEN THERE IS NAUGHT TO FEAR, WHENNOTHING HIS PROGRESS BARS; BUT IT TAKESA MAN TO STAND UP AND CHEER WHEN SOMEOTHER FELLOW STARS.

IT'S THE KNOCKS THAT YOU TAKE AND THEJOLTS YOU GET, THE SHOCK THAT YOUR COURAGE STANDS; THE HOUR OF SORROW AND RE-GRET, THE PRIZE THAT ESCAPED YOUR HANDS—THESE TEST YOUR METTLE AND PROVE YOURWORTH. IT ISN'T THE BLOW THAT YOU DEAL,BUT THE BLOWS YOU TAKE ON THIS GOOD OLDEARTH, THAT SHOW IF YOUR STUFF IS REAL.

From Bowling Green comes word from PaulWalker that the park citj- is comtemplating building atwo-hundred acre park with an eighteen hole goUcourse. Here's a tip for Bowling Green and other Ken-tucky cities and counties. If you want to buy groundfor a park, the Federal Government will pay 50 percent of the cost; if you want to build a golf course.

BOB KIRCHDORFER

swimming pool or other sports facility in a park youare going to build or already have, you can get 50

per cent of that cost from Washington. If you areinterested, write to Arthur A. Davis, Deputy Assistant

Commissioner for Open Space Land, Housing andHome Finance Agency, Washington, D. C, and get

money from this $310,000,000 grant for your Kentuckycommunity. Tell Arthur that The Flying Dutchmantold you to contact him. Arthur has one of those CornCob Pipe of Honor Awards which go to people doingthings unselfishly for others.

It's Lexington's John Gettler who is the Corn CobPipe winner for the month of September. PopularJohnnie has given so much of his time and effort to

the boys and girls on the playgrounds of the bluegrasscity that a swarm of Kentuckians wrote the Dutchmansaying, "Make a pipe smoker out of Johnnie." One of

the nation's outstanding young men in the field of

parks and recreation, John is also a fine sports official.

Incidentally, Conrad Ott, who used to direct the

Youth Ambassador of Friendship flights to foreign

countries for the Dutchman, is now Superintendent of

Schools in Lexington. There's no educator better than

Conrad and so Lexington scores again.

The Dutchman completes his twenty-fourth con-

secutive series of basketball clinics for the K. H. S.-

A. A. in October. Each year is more convincing that

these Kentucky coaches and sports officials are "menamong men."

At Ashland, Ernie Chattin charcoaled a two-inchsteak in his back yard and Helen had one of herwidely acclaimed apple pies ready; Bill Clark did

what he does annually, namely catering a stag steak

banquet for his coaching staff featuring your columnist

as the main eater; at Hazard there was anotherdinner waiting on top of the mountain at La CitadeUe,

with the famous Willie Dawahare as host; and Jerrj

Kimmel had country ham waiting at Beaver Dam.A guy could take on poundage doing K. H. S. A. A.

clinic work.

All of us connected with the K. H. S. A. A. programare interested in boys — so here are some closing

thoughts famous men have had about boys:

Arnold H. Glasgow: Impatience and not inex-

perience is the greatest handicap of youth.

Cicero: "If the younger generation doesn't knowwhere it is going, it must be following in its father's

footsteps.

THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR OCTOBER, 1965 Paige Five

Registered Basketball Officials

of the K.H.S.A.A.—1965-66(List Compiled October 1)

If one telephone number is given for an official listed, it

is the home phone unless otherwise designated. If two numbersare given, the first number is that of the home phone.

Abell, James A. 175 Charlotte Ann Dr.. Paducah, 444-5323, 442-

5484Abell, Richard M., Central Hall, W.K.S.C., Bowling Green, 745-

2561, 745-2791Abney, David W., 7206 Lorenzo Lane, Louisville, 239-7175Adair, Lewis C, 5307 Lost Trail, Louisville, 361-2775Adams, Roy D., 302 Brunswick Rd., Louisville

Adams, William M., Letcher, 633-7787, 633-2524Adkins, Wendell L.. Bo.x 163, Hyden, 672-2111, 672-2337Akridge, Dean, Fredonia, 545-3398, 545-3332Alexander, Darryl, Irvingrton, 547-2641, 422-2101Alexander, Howard S.,Lebanon Rd., Crittenden, 823-5621, 824-

4489Alexander, Bex, 1320 Wells Blvd., Murray, PL 3-3579, 762-3585Allen, Doug, Armory Drive, Jackson 666-5010Allen. J. Mack, Route No. 3. Box 418, Ashland, 325-1918, 324-

7131Allen. James D., Hunter, 285-3442, 285-9130Allen, Nelson R., 507 Bellefonte-Princess Rd., Ashland, 836-

8915, 836-6596.'illey, Joe, Route No. 2, Prichard. W. Va.Anders, Raleigh A., Route No. 5, Box 73A, London 864-2552,

864-5103Anderson, Don, Box 41, Chattaroy. W. Va.Anderson, George, Waywest, Manchester 598-2778 (Bus.)Arbuckle, Kenneth E., 126 Wickliffe, Greenville, 338-4514, 525-

3413Arflin, Tracy T., Lot 24, Terrell's Trailer Court, Oak Grove,

439-4475, Ft. Campbell 798-3191Asher, Tony, General Delivery, Clay, 664-2438Ausmus, William H., 2305 Cumberland Ave., Middlesboro, 248-

2176Bailey, Frank, 462-B 8th Ave., Fort Knox, 4-3479, 4-5855Baird, William, Box 842, Hazard, 6-5443, 6-5443Baker, Billy B., 395 Sagasser, Somerset, 679-3072 679-1121Baker, Robert M., Jr., 324 Springhill, Danville 236-2092, 236-

6371Balcom, Otis, 199 W. Main, Wilmore,Ball, John C, Blaine, 652-3812, 349-3044Ballaban, Thomas, 1103 Archland Dr., Cincinnati, Ohio, 322-

3024, 761-7600Balser, James L., 431 Pach Orchard, Pikeville, GE 7-4619,

GE 7-7323Bankemper, Thomas, 317 East 7th St., Newport, 581-5047Barker, Walter D,. P. O. Box 1411, Friendship, Ohio, 858-1967,

353-5690Bates, Bob, 2732 Sunrise, Portsmouth, Ohio, EL 4-2168Bates. Garner, Jr., 418 Kentucky Ave., Whitesburg, 633-7174,

633-2339Beasley. Donald, Dunnville, 787-7455 (Bus.)Begley, Jack, 1502 Florence, Middletown. Ohio 423-4279, 425-3681Bell, Clarence T., 1228 South 41st St., Louisville, 778-7792, 582-

5569Bennett, Bob, 123 Winding Way, Frankfort, 223-0446Bennett, Gene, Route No. 2, Wheelersburg, Ohio, PR 6-2655,

GL 6-4191Bennett, Jerry Pat, Route No. 2, Box 323, Minford. Ohio,

779-2942, 456-4161Bentley, James, Shelby GapBenzinger, Joseph, Jr., 3502 Behymer Rd., Cincinnati, Ohio,

762-3932, 752-0555Berger, John D., 26 Myers Lane, Allison Park, Pa., 767-4931,

621-3500 ext. 265Bero, James J., Box 968, Williamson, W. Va.Berry, William, 1633 Jackson St., Portsmouth, Ohio, EL 3-6765Bingham. Bennie, 430 Etna St., RussellBisig, George Carl, 1658 Maywick, Lexington, 278-2134Bisig, Roland A.,2419 Broadmeade Rd., Louisville, 454-3797,

Bivens. Donald C. 532 Elder. Calvert City. 395-4402Bivins, George W., 3105 Talisman Rd., Louisville, 459-5111,

895-0621Blackburn, Tennyson R., Box 2167, Williamson, W. Va.Blackburn, Viley O., 210 College, Somerset, 678-8986, 678-8171Blankenship, Zeb, 334 College Manor, Harrodsburg, 734-2464,

734-4195Blanton, Bob R., Ivy Hill, Harlan, 573-1869, 573-4333Blevins, Boone, Jr., Staffordsville. 297-J336, 265-2164Blevins, Robert L.. 410 Wolford St., Pikeville, 7-6845, 7-7338Bocook, Earl, 1102 Beech St., Kenova, W. Va.Boehm Robert Ted, 2011 Redleaf Dr., Louisville, 425-3714, 459-

3610Bowling, Roy, Fields Lane, London, 864-5006, 844-4181Boyd, Jerry, 204 Valley Rd., Danville 236-2241 236-6373Bradley, Marvin L., Box No. 65, Mt. OlivetBradley, Merlin, LineforkBradshaw, Bill, Box 195, Burgin, 748-5265, 748-5180

Brandshaw. Frank C, 6900 Springdale Drive, Evansville, Ind.,424-8438, 6-6211 ext. 219

Brashear, Loy Ray, Route No. 1, Glendale, 854-2921. 765-6402

Brawner. Robert A.. 282 Longview Dr., Bowling Green, S43-6648

Breeden, Charles W., Box 212, Mt. Washington, 638-4897. 543-2494

Brewer, Randell, P. O. Box 73, London, 864-5608, 864-2107Brill, John William, Route No. 1, William.stown, 823-5041Briscoe. Hubert, Route No. 3, Shelbyville. 633-4669, 633-2543Brizendine, Vic, 2711 Lakeside Drive, Louisville, 454-6843, 689-

9111Broaddus, William D., 922 Western Ave., Apt. No. 9, Coving-

ton, 261-1412Brock, John H., 611 Virginia Ave., Pineville, 337-2463Brookbank, Donald, Box 61, Higginsport, Ohio, 375-4264Brown. Billy C, 411 Center St., Berea. 986-3921 (Bus.)Brown, E. C, Fair St.. Liberty, 787-7275, 787-7191Brown. J. Carlton, 411 O'Hara Dr., Danville, 236-3474, Lex-

ington 262-7252Browning, Earl E., 8715 Blossom Lane, Louisville, 426-2937,

425-2641Bruce. Larry Garmon, 1309 Rose Hill Dr., Owensboro, 683-6357,

684-1175Bi-ummett, Joseph W., P. O. Box 175, Danville. 236-2158 (Bus.)Buchanan, William R., 103 Short St., Mt. Sterling, 1322, 1150Buis, Nathaniel, Liberty. 787-6714. 787-6151Bunn, Harold, 2623 Collis Ave., Huntington, W. Va.Burchett. Carroll I., 403 Broadway. Paintsville, 266-272SBurchett, Lanier. Box 237, Stanford, 366-2581. 365-2126Burke, Harry R., 328 Arnold Ave., Prestonsburg, TU 6-2796,

TU 6-2385Burkett, Garvis Gene. Box 65-A. Nancy, S71-308G, 678-4942Burkhart, James G., Loyall, 573-1437Butcher, Douglas. Meally, 789-5553Butcher. Granville. Williamsport, 789-4006 (Bus.)Butler, Jack K., 2604—4th Ave., Huntington, W. Va.Butner, Billy M., Route No. 2, Box 616, Lancaster, 792-3503,

792-3603Byars, Michael Kirk, 2209 Coburn Blvd.. Lexington, 266-3347,254-9895

Cain, Ron, 3038 Wedgewood Way, Louisville, 159-2442, 451-4330Caldwell, James A., 162 Grover Ridge. Ft. Thomas, 441-1626,

397-2487Calitri, Donald Lynn, Box 481, Union College. Barbourville,

546-4151 ext. 133 (Bus.)Callahan, Tom J., 532 Lowell Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio, 861-6989,

721-4787Callighan, Robert Wells. P. O. Box <)18, College Station,

Murray. 753-4662Campbell, George H., Jr., IKi Winchester Ave., Middlesboro,

248-5882, 248-5643Campbell. James W., P O. Box 273, Elkton. 265-5275, 265-2363Campbell, Keller Bond, 630 South Gay Place, Lexington. 254-

1347, 252-2200 ext. 8120Canady. Jacy Glenn, Ekron, -;28-3898, 877-3537Canter, John, 2826 Esther Bhd., Louisville, 451-8218, .587-8862

Cantrell. Hubert E., Campton. 668-3036. 668-3531Caple, Harold E.. 608 Church St., Ludlow. 261-5384Carlberg, John H.. 227 Main, Muldraugh, 042-2723Carnes. Dick, 110 Plenty, New Richmond, Ohio, 742-4172. 742-

7701Carney. Robert L.. 4566 Alder, Louisville, 969-0762Carr. Billy W., Longview Drive, Franklin. 586-6356Carter, Dauton O., Jr.. CMR, Box 12757. Wright - Patterson

AFB, Ohio, Covington 261-3994Cartwright, James •Joe", Olive HillCaruso, Dick, 1150 Wellsprnig Dr., Mt. Healthy. Ohio, 521-

3349, 421-3300Cash. Randall E.. 5107 Robbs Lane. Louisville, 969-6453, 367-

1721Cassity, Gordon, Route No. 2, Box 136K, Cattlettsburg. 739-6200Castle, Jack T., Route No. 2. Pikeville, GE 7-4367. SK 4-8184Castle, Quentin, Route No. 23, Paintsville. 297-3027, 789-5301Chandler, Melvin P., 5th St., Corbin, 528-6382, 528-3902Chattin. Ernie, 615—17th St., Ashland, 324-2665, 324-6191Chinn, Mike, Rockport, Indiana. MI 9-2861. 684-8811Cieslack. Albert. Box 218. Richland Indiana, EL 9-4960, EL 9-

4950Cisco, Robert N., 4016 Vine Grove Rd., Ft. Knox, 4-4273. 4-3212

Clardy, Barry D., Route No. 2, Greenville, 338-3610, 338-3036Clark. Charles Louis. 2315 Brighton Dr.. Louisville, 459-3540Clark, Larry W.. AF 15696438, 6910th, Security Wing, Box

621. APO New York, N. Y.Clark, Tom, 430 Spalding Ave., Lebanon, 692-2034Clater. James F., Route No. 4, Bowling Green. 842-9863, 842-

0341 ext. 296Clevenger. Charles E., 720 Lakeview Ave.. New Boston. Ohio,

456-5430, 456-4559Click, Bobby Joe, Manton, BU 6-3067, 285-3014Click, Danny, 2148 Winterberry. Lexington, 266-3136 (Bus.)Click, Edgle, Martin. BU 5-3067Click. Ezra F.. 323 North Maple. Somerset, 678-8688Clusky, Joe, Box 296, Red Jacket, W. Va.Cochran. Roy H., Jr.. 713 Caldwell, Corbin, 528-6373,, 864-4340Cole, Dickie, P. O. Box 265, Sweeden, 697-3191Coleman, C. Ronald. 6978 Taylor Mill, Independence, 356-2002,

431-4360 ext. 43Coleman, Charles R., 1551.'. West Bell Court, Lexington, 254-2703

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Coleman. Daniel Lee, No. 3 East 41st St.. Covington, 261-2388,431-3207

Coleman, James E., Phelps, 456-3591 (Bus.,1

Collev. Lvnn, 411 East 23rd, Hopkinsville, 885-9538Collins. Hubert. Wittensville, 297-3152, 789-3731Collins. Jack. 6 Gino Drive, Clarksville, Tenn., 647-0154, Ft.

Campbell 4404Combs. F. D., 978 Highland Ave., Jackson, 666-5465, 666-2446Combs. John, Route 1, Box 44. HazardCombs. Keith A., 4519 Covert Ave., Evansville. Ind., 477-2869,

476-3051Combs. Wilmer Eugene. Route No. 2, Box 239, Hazard, 251-

2460. 436-5441Condra. Kenneth P., Pineville, 337-6134Conlev, Connie B., 62 Main St., Paintsville. 789-3207Conlev. George. 2436 Roosevelt Ave., Ashland, 324-6042Conlev. Lester. 943 West McKelvey, Cincinnati, Ohio, 522-8824Conley. Ted L., 4725 Nottingham Court, Ashland, 326-3232,

324-6343Conn, Jerry L.. FarmersConn. John D., 4300 Retreat Rd., Louisville, 964-1769Conrad, Ralph L., Route No. 1. Falmouth, 664-3854Cooksev, Marvin, 2905 Orville. Louisville, 969-3685Cooper, John F., 512 East 3rd St.. Augusta, PL 6-4608Cooper. Warren, 120 Barbour Court, Morehead. 784-4295, 784-

4153Coplev, Sidney M., Box 352. Delbarton, W. Va.Cornelison. Walter L., Bybee. 369-5631, 369-6350Cornett. John M., 2109 Winterberry Drive, Lexington, 278-

1678, 252-8166Correll, Elmer Eugene. 72 Horseshoe Drive. Paris, 987-4699.

987-2560Cowles, Harold M., Route No. 1, Bowling Green, 842-2061Cox, Alva J., 705 Bryan. Evansville, Indiana. 425-8793, 422-4161Cox, Colin. Bluegrass, Hazard, 436-3945Craft. Bill, 140 Vanderbilt Dr., Lexington, 277-4843, 277-3737Crager, Bobby F., South Lake Drive. Prestonsburg, 886-2252

Bus.)Grain. Donald J., Route No. 2, Warsaw, Ohio, 327-2364, 327-2351Cravens. Robert L., 2707 South 6th St., Louisville, 637-2361,

368-5813Creech, Robert Lee, Rogers. 668-3300, 668-3461Croft, Lewis E., 206 Wayne Dr., Hopkinsville, 886-7610. Pa-

ducah, 442-5479Crook, Bill R., Route No. 2. Box 175. Corbin, 628-6277Crosthwaite, John S., Jr.. 8139 Elbow Lane North, St. Peters-

burg, Fla., 344-7661. 898-2141Gulp, Ronald D., 317 Walnut. Bellevue, 261-7834, 541-6520Gulp. Willard E., 318 Skyline Parkway, Hopkinsville, 886-7967,

439-5032Cummins, Albert, P. O. Box 366, Cynthiana, 234-3860, 234-4260Cummins. Ray E., Campton, 668-3015 668-3015Gundiff, John. Box 283, Greenville, 338-1748, 338-1748Cunningham, Jack D.. MajesticCunningham. Julian R., Route No. 2, Mt. Sterling, 1055J3Gurley, Tom, 1408 Larchmont. Louisville, 637-3095, 447-3221Curnutte, James R., 201 East Eighth Ave., Huntington. W. Va.Curry, Ronald, P. O. Box 422. VirgieCurtis, Douglas E., 4962 Cobb Drive, Dayton, Ohio. 256-4530,

253-7111 ext. 56207Dame, L. J., 2925 McAlister Place, Owensboro. 684-5681, 683-

2491 ext. 238Daniel, Roger T.. 917 12th St., Paintsville, 789-4421, Prestons-

burg 886-2311Daniels. Bob, 709 Wesleyan Park Dr., Owensboro, 684-9393,

683-4796Dann, Nick. Morehead, 784-5646. 784-4153Daugherty. Elwood, Box 111, Irvine, 464-8103Daum, Charles A., 215 Christ Rd.. Evansville, Indiana. 424-

0217, 425-4309Davenport, Bowman, Box 62. Clarkson, 242-3061 (Bus.)Davis, A. J., 646 East Main. Hazard, 436-4440. 436-3333Davis. Charles, 2379 Clovercrest, Cincinnati, Ohio, 521-5724,

431-5632Davis, Harold T., Box 191, Beaver Dam, 274-4159, 274-3870Davis, Ralph C, 1326 South 7th St., Ironton, Ohio, 532-8606,

532-8143Davis, Ralph E., 1007 Front. Vanceburg, 796-4501, 796-2521Davis, William. LovelyDawson. Alby, Box 78, Millersburg, 484-2219Day, Bill E., 1128 Hopi Trail. Frankfort, 227-7534, 227-9661

ext. 263Day, Conrad, 36101/-. R. Bradon Rd.. Huntington. W. Va.Day, Jack L., 605 Morhead St.. Central City, 764-4700, 754-2272DeArmond. Norman Allen, Dunmor, 755-8510Decker, Dennis Lee. U. S. Naval Hospital, Great Lakes, IllinoisDeGroote, Jamec A., 2905 E. Mulberry, Evansville, Indiana,

476-6497. 424-6481 ext. 214Del Conte, Art, 573 Enright Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio. 471-6440,

751-1230Dement, Jerry D., 217 N. Seminrav. Madisonville, 821-3332Denham. Ronald, P. O. Box 251, Stanford, 365-7385. 366-2166Dennedy. Robert, 5083 Orangelawn Dr., Cincinnati, Ohio. 921-

3905, 662-2200Denney, Murrell C, Eubank, 379-4440 (Bus.)Dennison, James E., 1825 James David Ct., Owensboro, MU 4-

3602, 4-7256Denton, Charles. 127 South Hubbard Lane, Henderson. VA 8-

4020

KAPOS NEWSIMPORTANT NOTICE!

PRINCIPALS and COACHES please notify yourcheerleader sponsor and ciieerleading squad of the oneday cheerleader clinic to be held at Bowling GreenHigh School on Saturday, October 16, 1965. You will

receive or may have already received a detailed bro-chure telling of this clinic.

This is the FIRST "Teaching-Learning" Clinic to

be held by K.A.P.O.S. in the western part of the state.

For many years the clinics have been held in thecentral part of the state, and since this has worked atransportation hardship on those squads living beyondthe 100 mile radius of Lexington, the K.A.P.O.S. boardmembers voted to move the 1965 clinic to BowlingGreen Kentucky.NEED GOOD ATTENDANCE!

The founders of K.A.P.O.S. have every reason to

be proud of their accomplishments these past elevenyears. Some of which are:

Providing professional guidance to interested ad-ministrators and sponsors in setting up acceptablestandards and well planned cheerleader programs,

Lending dignity and importance to cheerleadersthrough the awarding of trophies to outstanding groupsat the state basketball tournament,

Sharing ideas and information through the media of

a Newsletter,Encouraging good sportsmanship by having the

Governor of Kentucky proclaim Sportsmanship Week,Awarding a $500 Educational Scholarship to a de-

serving and needy cheerleader.The above projects have to be financed. By sending

your cheerleader squad to this important Teacher-Learning Clinic you will be contributing to the con-tinuance of the above worthwhile projects.

COST of the CLINIC . .. $2.00; Sponsors accom-panying cheerleaders will be admitted free.

DATE of the CLINIC . . . Saturday, October 16,

19S5; Gymnasium—Bowling Green High School.

LEADER: Mr. Tommy Taylor . . . Former Uni-versity of Texas cheerleader. He has trained over 2500

cheerleaders.

PRINCIPALS!We urge you to back your sponsor. They serve

your school in such needed capacities as chaperones,guides, disciplinarians, counselors, program sellers,

etc. The $2.00 dues which your school pays to belongto KAPOS come back to you many fold. URGE yoursponsor to attend the clinic and finance and supporther/him.

Make check payable to K.A.P.O.S. and send your1965-66 $2.00 dues to: Mrs. Stella S. Gilb, College of

Education, U. of Ky., Lexington, Kentucky.

Derrickson. Richard, 621 Cardinal Lane, Lexington, 277-4557,277-9991

Devary, Bill, 2929 Brigadoon, Lexington, 277-7237, 252-2250ext. 2481

Dial, Charles R., 3300 Monel Ave., Huntington, W. Va.Dickson, Tom, 1134 Hogan. Portsmouth. Ohio, 353-4488, 456-5547Dierolf, Lt. Col. William H.. Jr.. Dir. of Services Bldg. T 742,

Ft. Belvoir, Va.. 2-3269, 3-0145Dieterle, Owen, Box 136, Millersburg, 848-2076, Lexington.

252-0640Dills. Bernie, 6606 Hialea Court, Cincinnati. Ohio, 231-4027,

421-5700 ext. 691Disken, Jim. 2930 Vine St.. Cincinnati, Ohio, 281-0136, 281-92S4Distler, Marvin, 8036 Sheed Bd.. Cincinnati, Ohio, 621-3110Divine, Wayne L., 400 West 4th St., Central City, 764-2783,

754-2272Dixon, Billy M.. 512 Brockton, RichmondDobson, Kenneth. Route No. 3. Paducah. 442-0778. 443-4534Doctor. Lt. R. P.. Qtrs. "'G" Naval Ord. Plant. Louisville,

368-0717. 361-2641 ext. S19Dodson. Winston, 213 Greenbriar Rd., Lexington, 277-2598,

262-2250Doolin. Thomas Eugene, 716 Cheek Ave., Ashland, 324-7742Dorsey, James. 1110 Gilsey Ave.. Cincinnati. Ohio, 471-8050

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Dotson, John B., 504 McKinney Rd., Vincennes Indiana, 882-

8095, 882-8096Douthwaite, Donald D., 6616 Merwin Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio,

661-0915, 662-0891Downey, Jim, 1944 Monroe Street, Paducah, 443-7568, 442-4474Drake, Dick, 72 Donnelly Dr., Ft. Thomas, 441-4235Driskell, Earl, Jr., 918 Stone St.. Louisville, 634-3591, 366-0396Driver. Bob, Route No. 4, Glasgow, 427-2537Duerson, William R., Route No. 3, Paint Lick, 925-2367, 792-

2459Duff, Earl, 218 Lyttle Blvd.. Hazard, 436-2725, 436-3136Dunaway, Adrian, 246 Cumberlnad Ave., Barbourville, 646-4601,

646-4049Duncil. Charles, Slemp, 675-4274Duncan. Robert Ray, 1008 Earl St., Henderson, 826-8239, 827-

3645Durden, John B., 302 E. Parkview Dr., Hopkinsville, 886-7186Durbin, Hade, Jr., 219 N. Mantle, Elizabethtown, 766-7893, 765-

Duvall, James W., Central Hall, W.K.S.C, Bowling GreenDuvall. Thomas Jay, Sr., 4123 Craig Ave., Louisville, 368-1064,

637-1421 ext. 236Dyer, Joe R., Route No. 2, Kirksey, 489-3322Eades, Jimmie, South Carrollton, 754-2689Eastridge, Bobby Arlin, 806 North Columbia Ave., Camp-

bellsville, 466-6942. 465-6381Edelen, Ben R., Jr., 2842 Klondike Lane, Louisville, 454-3518,

452-2641Edwards, Don A., 119 East Main, Sebree, 835-7537, Murray,

Ky. 753-3300Elliott, Carroll L., 307 College St., Elizabethtown, 765-4007

765-6118Elliott. Humplirey T, Liberty, 787-6665Ellington, James E., 3621 Cherry Tree Lane, Erlanger, 341-

8107, 581-7946Ellis, Johnny, Box 331. Prestonsburgg. 6-2761, 6-3080Elrod, Turner, 332 Sumpter, Bowling Green, 2-6110, 745-3544Emery. George A.. 234 Clay St., New Albany, Indiana, WH 4-

5257, 634-1511 ext. 60Engle, Orville, 128 Oak St., Pineville, 337-2916Ernst, Edward R., Box 244, Erlanger, 689-7181Evans, Wade, Tyner, 364-2517Everett. Billy N.. Route No. 2, Pembroke, 886-4749, 277-6281Everett, D. J., Ill, 709 Belmont, Hoppkinsville, 6-9748Parish, Merlin J., 1665 Longmeadow Drive, New Albany, In-

diana, WH 5-8773, Brandenburg Ky., 422-2811Farmer. Billie, 203 South 16th St., Mayfield, 247-1941 (Bus.)Feher, Al, 600 Main St., Lynch, 848-2717, 848-5431Feix, Al, Box 620, Route No. 1, Henderson, 826-3331, 826-9056Fenton. Don J., 4890 Oaklawn Drive, Cincinnati, Ohio, 271,

3792, 761-4344Ferguson, Thomas L., 922 Lee St., Barboursville, W. Va.Ferrell, Doc, 159 Edgemoor. Lexington, 264-0301, 277-4273Ferrell, Lewis Jimmy, 236 Kelly Drive, Glasgow, 651-8460.

661-3661Finley. Albert R.. Route No. 4, Hopkinsville, 886-4108, 885-8335Fish, Leland G., 826 Oak Hill, Lexington, 265-7166, 254-7077Flowers, Randal B., Cecilia, 826-4276. 766-6177Floyd Richard, Route No. 1, Bagdad, 747-8751, 747-8751Flynn, Alton. P. O. Box 85, Richmond, 623-6150, 623-6150Flynn, Reynolds P., 1151 Hamilton Rd., Park Hills, 581-9837,

331-5080Flynn, Robert D., 1708 Charleston Court, Lexington, 299-5902,

255-5188Foster, Berryman E.. 927 Waverly Dr., Lexington, 265-7783Foster, Bob, Science Hill, 423-8683, 678-8161Foster, Joseph W.. 176 Market St., Apt. 13, Lexington, 254-

3670, 255-6666Fox, David, Route No. 1, Box 86-A, Beattyville. 464-8636, 464-

8536Frakes, Chester L., Jr., 1816 Lilly Lane, Jeffersonville, Ind.,

BU 3-7254, JU 4-6331Fraley, Bill, 1604 Lee Drive, Henderson, VA 7-3232Francis, Fred Louis, Route No. 1, Box 21-A, Bardstown, 348-

3196, 348-3980Francis, William Gordon, 77 Mary Jane Lane, Prestonsburg,

886-2108, 886-8661Francis, William Lewis, 7505 Bard. Rd.. Fern Creek, 239-9772,

538-4211Frazier, Glenn O., Price, FR 7-2406Frazier, Roy D., PriceFredericks, Rex, Route No. 2, Box 193, London, 864-2765, 864-

2888Freese, Oliver T., 5618 Mapleridge, Cincinnati, Ohio, 561-5398,

361-7010Freppon, Thomas E.. 42 Grandview, Ft. Thomas, 781-0583,

421-1800Frey, William E., 224 East 10th, Newport, 291-2268Fritz, Robert G., 1716 Parkview, Hopkinsville, 885-3948Fritz, Sherman, 122 Meadowlark Dr., Richmond. 623-4956, 623-

3424Fugate, E. Hugh, 329 Mockingbird Dr., Frankfort, 223-1340,

227-9661 ext. 335Fuller. John R.. Jr., 4835 Epperson Rd., Paducah, 898-3115,

443-5626Fultz, Jack, Box 636, Olive Hill, 286-2303, 286-2481Furgerson, William W., 703 South 16th, Murray, 753-1336, 762-

Galyen, Douglas, College Court, Apt. 311, Murray 762-4437

Gentile, Robert M., 3103 Roselawn Blvd., Louisville, 468-7340,636- 3557

Gentry. Bobby Gene, 3420 Candy Drive, Hopkinsville, 886-6219,886-2515

Gettler, John F., 705 Providence Rd., Lexington, 266-4801, 262-5494

Gibbs, Harold M., 3507 Fountain Drive, LouisvilleGibson, Carl, Mousie, 946-3198Gilbert, Gerald L., Box 51, Tunnel Hill Rd., Elizabethtown,

765-6704, Ft. Knox 4-7719Gilbert, Lawrence, 113 Cardinal Court, Glasgow, 678-6433,

651-8801Gilbert, William Curtis, 702 Otter Creek Rd., Vine Grove,

877-5316Gill, Joe, 455 Marimon Ave., Harrodsburg, 734-2729, 734-4195Oilman, Ronald R., 632 16th St., Huntington, W. Va.Giordano, Al, 107 Ratliff, Princeton, 365-5680, 365-6615Glazer, Marvin Gerson. Ill Throne Heights, Eminence, 845-

6134Goins, Edgar S., Route No. 1, Box 130, Drakesboro, GR 6-2225Golden. Billy Joe, 668 East Main, Lynch, 848-3512Goldey, William H., 463 Crestview, Henderson, 827-3622, 826-

3931Goley, Jim. Cayton Rd., Florence. 283-2009, 431-8335Gooch. Lloyd E., Box 221, Stanford, 365-7259, 365-2124Goodall. Walter J., 820 Park Ave.. Newport, 291-9470, 261-3313Goode, Earl A.. Valley Road. Elizabethtown, 765-4451. 765-6401Gordon, Billy K., Route No. 2, Waddy, 829-5137, 829-6120Gordon, Levi J.. 108 Eminence Terrace, Eminence, 722-8891

(Bus.)Gorence, John P., 3608 Charlane Parkway, Jeffersontown,

267-6232, 267-7728Gorrell, Howard, Box 33, Auburn, 542-4181, 642-6312Gossett. Jack, 609 Hagan Court, Ashland, 324-2294, 324-5138Gour, Bob. 218 South Lee St., Bowling Green, 843-9582Gover, David B., Bronston, 561-4673, 678-4721Grace, Hickory, Middlesboro, 248-1290, 337-3320Graves, Preston H., Marrowbone. 864-3604Griffin, Dennis B., Route No. 2, Box 132A, Butler, 472-6331,

472-6901Griffis. Estil, Jr., Route No. 7. Lexington, 266-1932, 266-1932Grigsby, Pete, Jr., McDowell, 377-2356, 377-6202Gustafson, Al. 248 Francis Bid.. Louisville, 464-6151, 587-8102Hadden, Newell P., Jr., 942 Wolf Run Rd., Lexington. 255-

5332, 252-7866Hagan, Joe. 3000 Sherbrooke Rd., Louisville, 468-1325Hagen, William R., 2595 Highgrove Ct., Cincinnati, Ohio, 522-

0647, 662-6293Halbert, Hubert, 1004 Central Ave., Pikeville, GE 7-7231, GE

7-4044Hall, Dave. White Hall, Univ. of Louisville, LouisvilleHall. Elvis, McHenryHall, Kenneth, P. O. Box 445, Muldraugh, Ft. Knox, Ky. 4-2623

(Bus.)Hall. Mac. Route No. 1, Box 187. Williamson, W. Va.Hall, William W., Bonanza, TU 6-2878Ham. Gerald. 1616 Oliver, Bowling Green, 842-5396Hamblin, Athony, Buckhorn, 398-7486Hamilton, Walter F., 3404 Bryan Way, Louisville. 469-5432,

JU 7-1121 ext. 411Hamm, Harold D., Route No, 6. Frankfort. 227-9800Hamm. L. E., Route No. 3, Mayfield. 623-4947, 247-5670Hammock Don L., 1612 Audubon Parkway, Louisville, 635-

7111, 586-4149Hammons, Norman, Route No. 4, Hopkinsville, 885-5914. 886-

3311Hampton, Ray, 113 W. Glenwood, Clarksville, Tenn.. 886-

6919 (Bus.)Hardin, Carl Ray, Kennedy Lane, Lebanon. 692-2784. 692-3100Hardin, Don G.. Box 88. Morehead, 784-7376Hardin, Jack H, 1105 "B" Street, Ceredo. W. Va.Hardin. William R.. Box 171, Inez, 298-3568. 298-3585Harmon, Glenn, 232 Madison. Danville 236-6748. 236-4343Harned. Vic, 216 W. Walnut. Leitchfield, 269-4196 (Bus.)Harp. Kenneth R.. 3522 Brookview Dr.. Lexington. 277-8743Harper, Bruce D.. Route No. 6, Lexington, 266-0249Hai-per. Rob-e, Jr., BeechmontHarper. Tom C, 1611 Hazel, Washington, Indiana, 254-3860

(Bus.)Harris, Billy, Cleaton, 764-4410, 754-1630Harris, Larry Russell, Route No. 4. Nancy, 871-3221Harrison, John L., Route No. 6. Cynthiana. 234-3333. 234-5721Hatfield. Cecil E., Box 2676. Williamson, W. Va.Hatfield. Dennis. 1610 May St., (3ovington. 431-4234Hatf-'eld. James P., 942V. Dayton Ave., Lexington, 254-9517,

262-6008Hatler. Donald W., 269 Spring St., Madisonville, 821-2380

(Bus.)Hayden, Samuel J.. Fancy Farm, 623-8414. 623-8414Haynes. John. 416 Clay, Henderson, VA 7-5137Hazelwood. Howard P., 213 Liverpool Rd., Lexington, 254-3385,

262-3930Hedge. Davd W.. 321 Mocking Bird Dr., Jeffersonville, Ind.,

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Heitlinger. Lester. 3647 Johnston Way, Louisville, 459-3699,895-3401 ext. 288

Heitzman. Warren E.. 7291 Memory Lane, Cincinnati, Ohio521-7530. 243-2015

Heldman, Dr. John, Jr., 140 Seneca Trail, Louisville, 363-2181,637-2531

Henderson, Austin, 243 W. Bobbins, Covington, 291-6714, 431-

0900

Henderson, Hugh, 3014 Colonial Hill Rd., Louisville, 458-7116,969-3111

Hendon, Charles, Route No. 1, Mayfield. 328-4458Hendon, L. J., 228 South 15th St., Murray, 753-3658, 753-2825Hendricks, Dudley, 403 Sycamore, Carrollton, 732-5694Henley, Jimmy L.. Box 122, Columbus, 677-2867, 677-2941Hennegan. J. E. Michael, 823 East Maple, Jeffersonville, In-

diana, 'BU 2-5079, BU 2-1351Henson, Tony C, Route No. 6, May£eild, 658-3126, 443-1155Hertzberger, Robert H., 1310 Terrace, Evansville, Indiana, HA

4-1681, HA 5-6211 ext. 214Hewitt, R. T., 813 Sharpe St., Murray. 753-5435, 762-4391Hicks. Floyd E., 43 New URI, Florence, 283-1207, 731-2121

ext. 250Higginbotham, William, Jr., Box 174. M.S.C., Morehead, 784-

Hill, Earl F.. London, 864-2521, 864-2128Hill, Ernest L., 314 High St., Hazard, 436-2141 (Bus.)Hills. Marshall L., Box 433, Morning View, 356-9687 (Bus.)Hines, Douglas, 310 Vaught. Somerset. 678-5907 678-4721Hinton, Henry E., 1210 Witawanga, Lyndon. 435-7627Hisle. Charlie R., 21 Locust Drive, Winchester, 744-5754, Lex-

ington 299-1221 ext. 4217Hitt, Billy D., Route No. 2, Mayslick. 763-2608, 664-5327Hobbs, Fred L. 601 Warwick Dr., Owensboro, 683-8209 683-

2401 ext. 627Hobbs, William Paul. 226 North LaRue Rd., Henderson, 827-

3798Hofstetter, Joe. Box 2173, Williamson, W. Va.Holeman, Bill R., 103 Locust St., Manchester, 698-2999Holland, David W., P. O. Box 43, Water Valley, 355-2640, 77Holt. Glenn, Jamestown, 343-2495, 343-7611Holt Robert E., 2817 Faircourt. Hopkinsville. 885-3405, 886-1207Holthouser, Ora L., 614 W. So. Heights, Louisville, 366-4724,

778-2731 ext. 445Hopkins, B. L.. Box 109, Park City, 749-4444, 749-9000Horn, Everett, Jr., Inez, 298-3423. 298-3605Horton, John Len, Rural Route No. 2, Owensboro, 683-5234Howard. Bruce L.. Keeton Heights, West LibertyHoward Henry D., 316 Fourth, Pineville, 337-3989. 337-2329Howard, Jimmy D.. 1932 Madison Paducah, 443-1333, 442-1649Hubbs, Cletus L., Jr., 319 So. Main, Eminence, 845-7111, 845-

4071Huber, Jerry. 404 Scott, Covington, 681-0897, 431-6723Hudson, Oscar, Box 32, Sassafras 436-3858, 436-2141Hudnall, William, 313 Creekview Dr., Paris. 987-1641, 987-4700Huff. Cordell, 106 Herndon. Berea, 986-4596, 986-4621Huggins James F.. 361 Sumpter Ave., Bowling Green, 842-5619,

842-5303Hughes. Paul P.. 620 Riverside Dr., Prestonsburg, 886-6771,

886-2170Huiet. Fred, 7241 Longfield, Madeira. Ohio, 661-9239, 561-9903Hunley, Neil P., 672 Main St., West Liberty. 743-4311, 743-4269Hurley. Robert. Box 244, Williamson. W. Va.Hurt, Thomas C, 220 Crab Orchard, Lancaster. 792-2312Huter. Jim. 3643 Vermont. Louisville, SP 6-0707, 368-6519Hutchinson. Jack T., Martin, 285-3552. 285-3011Hyatt. Bob, 2309 Hikes Lane, Louisville. 451-0091. 587-8611Hyland, F. D.. P. O. Box 465, South Webster, Ohio, 778-2401,

466-4161 ext.. 417Hynson, Fred R., 2056 St. Christopher, Lexington, 266-4286,

264-9895Idol. Billy Joe, 124 Leafwood Bd., Middlesboro, 248-2837Ingraham Gary J., 9706 Lanesboro Way. Louisville, 895-4532,

897-2816Inman, Briscoe, Boone Trail, Danville, 236-5740. 236-5211Irwin. Don, 210 Sherwood Drive, Hopkinsville, 886-7627 885-

Irwin. Charlie. Route No. 1, Hopkinsville, TU 6-4820, TU 6-4820Jacoby, Ben W., 127 Showalter Dr., Georgetown, 2342Jahnigen. Robert E., 6676 Plantation, Cincinnati, Ohio 521-2424James, Carl Edwin. 204 Nob Hill Lane, Apt. No. 8, Louisville,

937-3726, 582-2571James, Gene. 1507 South 3rd .St.. Ironton. JE 2-6976. JE 2-6224Jamiel, Joseph C. 121 Trevor St., Covington, 581-8579Jenkins. Kean, 210 Morningside, Elizabethtown, 765-4887, 765-

4606Jennings, Michael, 734yi Winchester Ave., Ashland, 325-7535,

324-2111Jent. Richard, 209 Legion Drive, Franklin, 586-4188, Lexing-

ton 252-2200Johns, Jerry, Box 308, Somerset, 678-5610, 678-4721Johnson, Gene B.. 103 Bedding, Glasgow, 651-2587, 678-6031Johnson, Gordon M.. Second Street, Meeks Apt. No. 1 Paints-

ville 789-3722 (Bus.)Johnson. W. Bernard. Boute No. 7, Box 286, Hopkinsville,

269-2208. 886-6151Johnson, Harry B.. 3024 Stanford, Lexington, 277-2889.lohnson, Harvey K., SJiepherdsville, 543-7693, 643-2494Johnson, Jack D., Box 275, Burgin, 748-6773, 748-5170

Johnson, Jerry Lee, 313 Kentucky Ave., Georgetown, 1453,

Lexington, 252-2250 ext. 2204

Johnson, Walter, Boute No. 2, Box 203, Grayson, 474-6908,

474-5721

Joiner, Bussell D., Smithland, 928-5663, 928-4731

Jones, Boyer. 437 Jackson, Campbellsville, 465-5953, 465-8880Jones, Carson G., 713 N. Main St., Evansville, Ind.. 422-3069,

4-7741 ext 360Jones. Joe S.. 203 Green St., Manchester, 598-3793, 698-2129

Jones, John Howard, Boute No. 6, Scottsville, 237-3959Jones, Paul, 314 Park Lane, Elizabethtown, 765 - 4502, Ft.

Knox, 4-7019Jude, Harold D., Metewan, W. Va.Junker, Edwin G., 1045 W. Seymour. Cincinnati, Ohio, 821-4117

Keatley, James H., Boute No. 2, Delbarton, W. Va.Kelly Charles B., 4206 Greenwell Lane, Louisville, 447-2665,

684-1341Kelly, Robert J., Jr.. 2818 Ontario St., Flatwoods, 836-3786,

Ironton. Ohio, JE 2-4326Kessler, Robert H., 6208 Fegenbush Lane, Louisville, 239-3884,

EM 6-9511Kidwell, James S., 1112 Parkway, Covington, 581-9141Kimmel^ Jerry. Beechmont, 476-2656King, James A., 5000 Clarmar Rd., Route No. 3, Jefferson-

town. 239-8015, 776-2466King, P. J., 307 Coast Guard, Owensboro, 3-3169, 3-2401

King, Raymond H., 216 Blossom Lane, Southgate, 441-6309,261-4357

Kinney. Dale, 203 Webster, Cynthiana, 234-2228Kirkpatrick, Chralie V., Tomkinsville. 487-6392, 487-6117Kloufetos, Spiro J., 2702 Pioneer Rd., Louisville, 447-0373,

582-5610Knight, Bill, 762 N. 36th St.. Paducah, 443-2775, 443-2775Kopp. John L., 9602 Plumwood Bd., Fern Creek, 239-7561, 582-

4575Kretzer. Burdette C, Jr., Van Lear, 789-6009Kuhl, Lawrence, Houser Road, London 864-6236, 864-2181Ladd Ronald E., Dixie Heights, Princeton, 6-6342. 5-5651

Lally. James, 1210 Boss Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio, 471-3644, 421-

5200 ext. 663Lambert. Irvin G.. 6110 Bural Way, Louisville, 969-4718Large. Wendell Gordon, 8616 Monterey Rd., Louisville, 869-7477

Larsen, George, 7850-A Estrada, Ft. Knox. 4-3484, 4-3730Laugherty, Kenneth R., 422 Pyke Rd.. Lexington, 252-2970,

252-7676Lawrence, Alvin L., Route No. 2, Box 546, Walton, 486-4570,

632-2489Lawson, Rondell, Garrett, 358-3531Layman. Allison, P.. 3060 Seventh Ave., Huntington, W. Va.Leahy. Pat, 1819 Ratcliffe, Louisville, 776-6368, JU 7-1121

ext. 472Lee. Eobert L., 6810 Dartmoor Drive, Louisville, 426-3863, 895-

2431Lee, Thomas J.. 650 E. Main St., Hazard, 436-6874. 436-3148Lemaster, Douglas 392 Glen Ave. West Liberty 743-4344Lewis, James R.. 6 Clover Ave., Erlanger, 341-2285Lewis. Maxwell L., Box 262, Kenova, W. Va.Liebert, Donald J.. 771 Harrison Ave., Apt. No. 3, Louisville.

635-7900, 634-4771Lile. Clyde F., 511 Henderson Dr.. Hopkinsville, 885-3715, 886-

7776Lillie. William Westley, 3018 Taylorsville Rd., Louisville, 451-

0562 582-2658Lindsey,' Jack, 130 Baughman, Danville. 236-7052 (Bus.)

List. Frank A., Boute No. 3, Owensboro, 683-6569, 684-6285

Lloyd, Birt Leonard, 3610 Rear Brandon, Huntington, W. Va.Lloyd. David. 616 Elm, Ludlow, 681-1119Logan. Donald E.. Falmouth, 654-3583, 664-3583Long, Bill, 209 Idlewylde, Louisville. 895-8731, 582-2613Longo, Dick Locust Drive, Charlestown. IndianaLouden, Hubert C. Box 122. Prospect. 228-1669. 584-4141

Loudy, Kenneth. Slemo, 676-4278, 675-4278Lowe, Gene T.. Route No. 6, Box 28. London, 864-5724, 864-2207

Lowe. James D., 119 Valleybrook Rd. Bowing Green, 842-3734,

842-6516Lucas, Gene T., 100 Lemons Mill Bd.. Georgetown, 1371, 19

Lusby, George, 615 Pueblo Trail. Georgetown. 2312, 70

Lytle. William Price, Wades Men Store, Hopkinsville. 886-

6667, 886-7411McAnelly, David. F.. Liberty, 787-6525, 787-6571McAllister, Jack. 2705 McKinley. Cincinnati, Ohio, 662-5288,

241-3980McCargo, Frank, 1713 East 9th St., Hopkinsville. 886-1984,

886-9400McCarter, Sgt. Bobby. Co. D, L.B.P., 17th Inf., APO 09079,

New York City, N. Y.McConnell. Michael Joseph, 115 South 39th St., Louisville,

776-9721. 684-2231McCowan, Connell. Boute No. 1, Box 261, Corbin, 528-4932

McCoy. Hayse, Box 265, Inez, 298-3417, 298-3417McDannold, Lewis H., 340 Bidgewood Dr., Versailles. 3-3571,

266-1161McDonald, Carroll W., 316 East 13th St. Bowlnig Green, 842-

4118McGehee, Gordon, 733 Forest Lane. Covington, 261-6880McGIasson, Galen, 212 North Bend Bd., Hebron, 689-7330, 689-

7342McGlone, Maurice B., 506 Dickerson, Falmouth, 654-8322. 654-

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McKenzie, Robert L., 1809 Chestnut St., Kenova, W. Va.

McLane. Albert I., Route No. 1, Glendlae, 862-4579, Cecilia,

Ky., 862-1924

McLean, Gordon, Cody, 642-3326

McLeod. Robert N., Myrtle Wood, Somerset, 678-6536, 678-8766

McMillin. Larry L., P. O. Box 178, Crestwood, 241-4731, 241-

4458

McNamee, Jack, 3616 Muddy Creek, Cincinnati, Ohio, 922-5207

McNeely, Albert T., 501 Leslie Ave.. Glasgow, 465-6179, 465-8168

McPike, Ray S., Jr., D.C., 407 Theatre Bldg., 629 So. 4th St.,

Louisville. 451-3832, 685-2832McShefferty, Sgt. James E., 4865-A Rose Terrace, Ft. Knox,

942-2226, 942-6932Maines, Geroge E., 632 Millvale Dr., Lexington, 278-1984, 255-

7691Madden, McElroy. 463 Lindberg Dr., Lexington, 265-6604Madon, Robert Lee, 215 Tennessee Ave., Pineville, 7-2135,

7-3043Mahan. Carle E., Hampton Manor, Winchester, 744-4550, Lex-

ington, 252-0290Mahanes, Tom, 441 Parkway Dr., Lexxington, 254-1802, 277-

2748Maj, Lt. Col. Edward S., 1103 Lanny Lane, Cincinnati, Ohio,

621-6027, 731-2341 ext. 296Marshall, Tivis, 901 French Broad St., Ashland, 324-0015, 324-

1156 ext.. 374Martin, Bruce, Route No. 1. Mt. Sterling, 2360, 2464Martin, Carl Thomas, 106 Clover Court, StanfordMartin, Charlie, Main Street, Sharpsburg, 247-2141, 247-2611Martin. Sam, Jr., McDowell, 377-2453Martin, Wilfred R., Cynthiana St., Williamstown, 824-7532,

824-3326Mashburn, Mendel Laine, 2518 Hermitage Way, Louisville,

425-3847. 425-3847Mattingly, Bernard, Cloverport, 788-6674Mauney, Bill, 100 Ohio St., SomersetMaxwell. James E. 8 Smith Ave. Warsaw, 567-6761, 667-6151

May, Charles E., Prestonsburg, 886-3414, 886-8661May, E. B., Jr., Box 185, Prestonsburg 886-3414, 886-8661Maynard, Andrew J., Box 123. Matewan, W. Va.Maynrad, Dr. Joe E., 809 Nesbitt Dr., MadisonMaynard, Kenneth, Box 612, Pikeville. 432-1364Maynard, John W., Box 334, Delbarton, W. Va.Meade. Foster, 126 Grand Ave. Irvine, 723-2586, 723-3360Melmjge. James, Jr., Box 2177, Williamson, W. Va.Melton, Robert E., 1406 Young St., Henderson, VA 7-3067,

VA 7-1838Meredith, Denny E., Jr., 2644 Oregon Ave., Louisville, 776-

2865, JU 4-0221Meredith. Thomas Carter, 3608 Chickasaw, Owensboro MU 3-

3910, MU 4-7221Messerian, Nishan, 175 East 3rd Ave., Williamson, W. Va.Metcalf. Earl L.. 3441 Lovelaceville Rd., Paducah, 444-5222Metzger. Don, 9312 Cloverwood Rd., Louisville, 454-7511 ext.

4624 (Bus.)Meyer, Bud, 6319 Lilibet Court, Cincinnati, Ohio, 922-3459,

421-3010Mickey, Elbert W., Box 2471, Williamson. W. Va.Middleton, Johnny, 209 Leimaur Dr., Richmond, 623-1682Mielcarek, Chester N., 844 Delia Dr., Lexington, 277-1534, 266-

3135Milbern, Daniel L., 1049 Patricia Lane, Lexington, 256-5438,

252-2250 ext. 2603Miles, Robert J., 1113 West Mill Rd., Evansville, Ind., 423-

7419, 423-7419Milts, Marvin, 842 N. Adams. Henderson, VA 7-1788Miller, Claude O., 704V. Tenth Ave., Huntington, W. Va.Miller, Ferrel, Route No. 1. Murray. 435-6271, 435-5271Miller, James C, 1225—12th St., Tell City, Indiana. KI 7-

4690. KI 7-2311Miller, Rex J., 2711 Greenway Rd., Ashland, 324-6023, 826-4706Miller, Roy J., 644 Whitcomb, Clarksville, Ind. BU 3-6335,

366-2641 ext. 428Miller, Victor Leon. 26 Pine Hill Dr., Highland Heights, 781-

0619, 431-9047Moffett, Wilbur, Jr.. 229 Henton Court, Versailles. 873-3296,

873-3296Monahan, Ed, 6629 Plantation Way, Cincinnati, Ohio, 621-

6582, 681-8300Montgomery, Chester, 1808 East 19th St., Bowling Green, 842-

3214Montgomery, Don, First St., Burgin, 748-5682, 748-5180Montgomery, Gordon D., 802 East Drive, Danville, 236-7288Montgomery, Joe, Mt. Olivet, Carlisle, Ky. 250Mooneyhan, James H.. 810 Henry St., Franklin, 586-4989, 686-

4461Morse, Richard K., 163 Deepwood, Radcliff, 351-3748, Ft. Knox

4-4454Moore. James H., Route No. 2, Box 92A, Hardinsburg, 788-3978Moore, I!x>bert, 441 Forest, Erlanger, 341-6837, 431-2174Moore, Roy. P. O. Box 28, London, 864-6023, 864-5944Morgan, Earl, 3600 Kings Highway, Louisville. 451-0171Morris, Danny, 216 Wilson St.. Greenville. 338-3807, 338-3807Moser, Rudy Clay, Route No. 2, Sebree. 639-5317Mount, Gary, 1838 Marietta Dr., Lexington, 299-8130Mulligan, J. T., 427 Center, Erlanger, 341-6628, 341-5628Munk, McKee, Henryville. Indiana, 796-6662Munn, Raymond 0., Maloneton, YE 2-4110

Murrell, Allen L., 1804 Woodhurst, Bowling Green, 824-1286,Franklin 586-4731

Nau, Bill, Box 290, Barbourville, 546-4112, 546-3057

Neal. Gene, 3648 SR 132, Route No. 1. Batevia, Ohio, 763-5908, 242-5161

Neal, James, 2546 Fairview Dr., Owensboro. MU 4-3094, MU 3-

2401 ext. 512Neikirk, D. Paul, P. O. Box 602, Somerset, 679-2103 678-5712Neunder, W. Gary, 2000 Norris Place. Bellarmine College,

Louisville, 458-9457Nevil, Vernon E., 7748-C 70th Tk. Bn. Rd., Ft. Knox, 4-6604Newton, C. M., 2041 Dellwood Drive, Lexington, 277-0494, 256-

2960 ext. 281Nickell, Carl Duane. 2009 Broad St., Paducah, 444-6096Nixon, James W.. 2713 Canton, Hopkinsville, 886-2641, Ft.

Campbell 798-4897Noel, John, 2004 Harrison, Cincinnati, 661-8613, 231-6685Norris, Kibby S. Welches Creek.Norwood. Donald V., Routt No. 6, Strawberry Lane, Franklin,

586-5119, 686-4636Norwood, Thomas R., 811 Henry St., Franklin, 586-3614, 586-

3541Oldham, John H., Box 254E. Prospect, 228-1698Omer, Harold G., 150 No. Crestmoor, Louisville, 896-4170, 774-

6605Osborne Larry Joe, Scott Ave.. Pikeville, GE 7-6649Osborne, Virgil F., Jonancy, 639-2740Overton, Frank, Jr., Box 36, Four Mile, 337-2026, 337-2436Owens, Bruce E., Box 917, Harlan, 573-1686, 573-1661Owens, R. L., Seventeenth St., Corbin, 628-4426, 528-2330Pace, Donald, 2023 Deauville, Lexington, 252-6535 255-0398Pack, Donald, Fleming, 866-7708. 865-2861Pack, James, Route No. 1, Box 75, Cattlettsburg, 739-6250Park, J. M., P. O. Box 299. Paducah, 898-2785Parker, Francis V.. East Main St., ProvidenceParrish. Dale, Kentucky Christian College, Grayson, 474-5422

(Bus.)Parrott. Lanny L., 202 Bibb St., Campbellsville, 465-8741, 465-

8741Paulin, Al, 538 Franklin, Tell City, Indiana, KL 7-3323, KL

7-3323Payne, Gayle, Bethlehem, 878-5980Pearson, Ozias, 482 Lima Drive Lexington. 256-8190Peay, Curtis E., Route No. 5, Bowling Green, 843-3616, 843-8171Peck, Harold, 619 W. Delaware, Evansville, Ind., HA 2-0142.

HA 5-7244Peecher, W. Lloyd, 6928 Woodland, Sciotoville, Ohio, 776-9075,

776-9076Peeno, Harry, 30 Butler, Ludlow, JU 1-7335Pelfrey, Charles E., 2004 Dalton St., Ashland, 324-1240Pelky, Stanley G., 215 Watt, JeffersonvilUe, Ind., BU 2-7791

Bus.)Pelprey, Jack, Box 54. PaintsvillePemberton, Ray S., 500 VanVoast Ave., Bellevue, 681-9845Pence, Charles E., Route No. 3. Box 211. Grayson, 474-5653,

474-5653Pence, William Jerry, Summit, 862-4617Penix, Hobart Fenell, Carter Hall, Apt. No. 2, MoreheadPennell, Donald, Route No. 2, Box 28, Jenkins, 832-2665Penner, Merritt D., Jr., Route No. 4, Box 739, Manchester,

598-3711Penrod, Joe B.. 1203 Locust, Owensboro, 683-8773, 684-1176Pepper, Jerry L.. Route No. 1. Oak Grove, 439-3048Pergram. Bernard, 3315 Pine Haven, Ashland. 324-7664, 324-

1166 ext. 371Perkins. James Ernest, Route No. 6. Glasgow. 678-6655Perry, James E., Route No. 6, Paducah. 444-6764, 444-6886Phelps, Ralph, P. O. Box 84, Ashland, 324-1155 ext. 258 (Bus.)Pieratt, Hollie E., Jr., 306 Chipppewa Trail, Frankfort, 223-

6798, 227-9661 ext. 524Pietrowski, Paul, 108 Bishop. Corbin. 528-6391Pike, Robert U.S. 42, Carrollton, 732-4309, 732-4233Ping, Denton Perry, Route No. 3, Box 78, Somerset, 423-8117.

679-1574Plate, Arthur C, 1126 Franklin, Cincinnati, Ohio, 242-5396-

241-4114Poffenbarger, George, 615 E. Main St., Lexington, 255-2228,

256-2226Points, Charles, 414 Swan Circle, Elsmere, 341-9740, 341-7850Polston. Billy Dale, Columbia St., Burkesville, 864-2712, 864-

3791Poppas, Nicholas, 1996 Republican Drive, Dayton, Ohio, 277-

8704Porter, Clarence, 3955 Grace St., New Boston, Ohio, GL 6-5015,

GL 6-4637Powell, Billy R., 4th Street. Box 604. Elkhorn City, SK 4-8702Powell, Logan, 107 N. Broadway Park, Lexington, 262-7676

(Bus.)Prater, Rondel R., Hueysville, 358-4185Prather, Wilbur E., 1512 Berry Blvd., Louisvillle, 363-2908,

685-5807Preece, John C. Box 365. Kermit, W. Va.Prewitt, Shelby, Route No. 1. Box 21, Rockholds, 528-6436Price, James E., Liberty. 787-7296Prichard. Glenn, Warfield, 393-3200, 393-3250Profitt, Lawrence K., Route No. 6. Winchester. 744-3400Rader, Douglas, General Delivery, McKee, 287-2447Rainey, Jimmy. Hampton Manor. Winchester, 744-4028Rakel, Bob, 2626 Topeka, Cincinnati, Ohio, 826-8135, 531-7625

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Ramey. Hubert Dean, Farmers, 784-4724, 784-4604Rasso, Steve, 4443 Pinecroft Dr., Cincinnati. Ohio, 481-1488.

921-3744Rawlings, Harold, 1382 Wingard, Radcliff, 351-3249, Ft. Knox

4-3620Ray. Frank. Route No. 4, Richmond, 623-4230, 623-1B31Redman. Malvern G.. Route No. 3, Mt. Vernon, 783-2561, 838-

4439Reed, Andrew J., ElsieReed. Charles B.. 102 Elizabeth, Versailles, 873-4213, 873-4221Reed, Gordon, 22 Riverside Parkway, Ft. Thomas, 441-4946.

541-4507Rees. Gayle H.. 1613 Atlanta Drive, Lexington. 277-7316, Ix>u-

isville 361-2641 ext. 310Reinhardt, Myron Stanley, Box 403B2, Route No. 2. Alex-

andria. 635-5724, 694-4545Reliford, Paul Glenn, 2912 Prichard, Ashland. 352-2109Renfro, John E., 445 Florence Ave., Williamsburg. 6488. 6808Rexroat, Jerry Lawrence, 7424 Jamaica. Louisville, 921-9411.

447-3221Reule, Ronald, Box 56. Germantown, 728-2861, 728-2686Rhodes, Cecil. Barbourville. 6-4777. 6-4777Rice, William L.. 3011 Jefferson Ave., Evansville, Ind., 477-

3676. 426-4309Rice, William, Jr., 1201 Ivy. Hickman, 236-2954Rich. Dennis Wayne. Crittenden Rd.. Box 5. Verona 485-7233Richards. Dallas R., Parkland Heights, Greenville, Indiana.

WA 3-5614, WH 4-8471Riggins. Jason M.. Box 2591. Williamson, W. Va.Riggs, Floyd L., Route No. 8. Box 400. Evansville, Ind.. 867-

3090. 425-3346Rison. Johnny B., 197 3rd Street. Ravenna. 723-2852Rister. Edgar L., GarrettRitter, Goebel, 137 Main St., Whitesburg. 633-7164, 633-2961Roberta, Donald. Bob-A-Link-Lane, Harrodsburg. 734-4765.

734-3673Robertson, William R., 121 Main St., Springfield, 336-9977,

336-7154Robinson. Don L.. 19061/. Walnut St.. Kenova. W. Va.Rodgers, Tom H., 721 Park Court, Madisonville, 821-7312Roeckers. Bernie, 803 Loda Drive, Cincinnati, Ohio. 752-1140.

831-5100Roeckers. Walter. 5114 Imwalle. St. Bernard, Ohio. 242-2676Roesel. Joseph. 236 East 8th St. Newport. 681-1086, 621-1300Rogers, Howard D., 17 Maryland, Winchester, 744-1785. L,ex-

ington, 299-1221 ext. 2231Roller. Otis C 808 Chambery Dr., Louisvillt, 896-6356. 587-

1121 ext. 219Eolph. Harold J., 915 South 7th St., Ironton, Ohio, 532-4036,

532-3231Romer, Dick, Box 158. Mt. Pulaski, 111.

Rose. Bernard, Lothair, 436-4800Rossman. Robert L., 2000 Norris Place, Bellarmine College,

Kennedy Hall, Rm. Ill, Louisville, 468-9414Roy. Charles D.. 400 Lexington Rd.. Evansville. Ind.. 422-

5429. 426-5662Rubarts. Leland G.. Dunnville, 787-7500. 787-7562Rush. Rex E.. Route No. 1. Tomkinsville. 487-6964Russell. Allen. 1503 Sycamore, Murray, 753-2832Russell. Eugene. 1106 Gallia St.. Portsmouth, Ohio, 353-7653,

353-2103Russell. Joe, Brookhaven Drive. Russellville, 726-6983, 726-

6983Russman, Godfrey F., 1041 Goss Ave.. Louisville, 969-2175.

635-7426St. Clair. Robert L.. Jr.. 5703 Norton Ave., Louisville, 969-

1023, 366-0326Sagers, Robert M., 494 Morrvue, Cincinnati, Ohio, 921-0724.

251-4610Sallee. Alan L.. 1737 Deer Park, Louisville, GL 1-6478 (Bus.)Salyer, Henry E., 4829 Bluebird Ave.. Louisville. 969-6371,

778-2731Salyer, James H., Salyersville. 349-4292Salyer, Jesse. Flat Gap, 265-2892, 266-2164Saylor, Lanny R.. Box 191, Wallins Creek. 664-3918, 664-3444Sams. Glenn, Rector Ave., Auburn, 542-8761

(Continued In November Issue)

FOOTBALL QUESTIONS(Continued from Page One)

ceeding spot), he will promptly measure the penaltyfor the dead ball foul in the opposite direction after

which he will spot the ball, give the appropriate signaland point to the goal of the offending team. Then, af-

ter indicating the dead ball signal, he wiU declarethe ball ready-for-play.

8. Play: 3rd and 10 on A's 45. During the advance,Al fumbles. Bl recovers and returns the ball to A's20 yardline. During the run by Bl, B2 clips on A's30. While the ball is still alive, A2 commits a foul

by grasping the face protector of Bl.Ruling: Double foul. A's ball, 3rd and 10 on A's

45. This situation does not qualify for automatic de-

cision because even though there was a change of

possession and a live ball foul after the change of

possession, the opponents (in this case A) did not com-mit a dead ball foul. The grasping of the face protectorwas a live ball foul. Situations do not qualify for auto-

matic acceptance or declination unless there is: (a)

a foul before or after a touchdown; (b) a foul duringor after a try-for-point; or (c) a foul during a live

ball, after change of team posession, which is followedby a foul by the opponents after the ball has becomedead. (10-2-1-a)

9. Play: Al advances beyond the line to B's 30,

where he throws a backward pass which is caught byA2 on B's 35. A2 advances for a touchdown.

Ruling: The first run ended on B's 30. The first

running play ended where A2 secured possession, i.e.,

B's 35. "The second run ended at B's goal line wherethe ball became dead. If a foul occurred during thefirst running play, the basic enforcement spot is wherethe first run ended. If the foul occurred during the

second running play, the basic enforcement spot is

where the second run ended, i.e., B's goal line. (10-3-3)

10. Play. Following a fair catch at the left inboundsline, R snaps from the center of his 20 yardline. K is

offside and the penalty is: (a) accepted; or (b)

dechned.

Ruling: In (a), R may snap from any place be-

tween the inboundns line on his 25 yardline. In (b),

the snap will be made from the succeeding spot. (4-3-4)

11. Play: 3rd and 5 on the 50. The forward pass byAl is intercepted by Bl who advances a few steps

and (hen kicks the ball, (a) A2 on his 30 yardline sig-

nals for a fair catch; or (b) B2 recovers or catchesthe ball on A's 30 yardline and advances it for atouchdown.

Ruling: In (a), since it is not a legal kick, theaction of A2 has no force and A2 cannot make a fair

catch. If A2 signals and catches the ball, he mayadvance it. He may be tackled by a B player and Bmay, in fact, interfere with A's opportunity to recoveror catch the ball because the illegal kicking is con-

sidered to be a fumble. A, of course, is privileged to

take a penalty for the illegal kicking by B. In (b), the

recovery of the kicked ball by B2 is legal and does no'

cause the ball to become dead, nor is the advance of

B2 prohibited. If A were to decline the penalty for theillegal kick by Bl, B2 will have scored a touchdown.The acceptance of the penalty for the illegal kicking byBl will, of course, void the action of B2. (94-3; 8-2-1)

Comment: Illegally kicking the ball, including a"return-kick" is administered as if the ball were battedor kicked during a fumble. Even though the penaltyfor the illegal act is declined, the action is not thenconsidered to be a legal kick. Therefore, a ball kickedillegally into the end zone does not become a touchbackbecause of touching someone or something in the endzone, nor can a fair catch be made of a ball sokicked.

12. Play: 3rd and 5 on the 50. Al advances the

ball to B's 30 where he kicks it. The ball goes into the

end zone where it is caught or recovered by Bl whocauses it to become dead there. The penalty for the

illegal kick by A from B's 30 is: (a) accepted; or(b) declined.

Ruling: In (a), 15 yard penalty for illegally kicking

a loose ball (fumble) will be measured from the 30

yardline, which is where the run ended and, thereby,placing the ball on B's 45. It will be A's ball, 1st and10. In (b), the declination of the penalty by B causes atouchback situation because A forced the ball into B'send zone where B recovered, or caught it and causedit to become dead. Therefore, it is B's ball, 1st and 10

on its 20. (9-4-3; 8-5-3-c)

THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR OCTOBER, 1965 Page Eleven

13. Play: After the ball is placed and declared

ready-for-play, the snapper: (a) lifts the ball from the

ground; or (b) rotates it on the ground after which

the snapper removes his hand from the ball.

Ruling: Foul in both (a) and (b). The snapper is

considered to have moved the ball in other than a legal

snap unless he completes his snap after he places his

hand, or hands on the ball. He cannot lift the baU in

any way after it has been placed ready-for-play. Anysuch movement of the ball causes it to become alive

and the opponent may attempt to recover the ball. Hemay, of course, deliberately adjust the ball immediate-

ly prior to making the snap. (7-1-3)

14. Play: Prior to the snap, snapper Al tilts

either end of the ball to the e.xtent that its long axis

makes an angle of greater than 45 degrees with the

ground.Ruling: Illegal snap. Referee should, if possible,

declare the ball dead immediately and penahze as afoul between downs. (7-1-3)

15. Play: While Rl is advancing a caught punt,

R2 cUps. After the ball is dead, Kl piles on and R3slugs.

Ruling: The penalty for the foul by R2 (clipping)

is automatically accepted and then measured. Thefouls by Kl and R3 occur during a dead ball andconstitute a double foul, the penalties for which cancel.

The ball is put in play at the spot where the measure-ment for the foul by R2 placed the ball. (10-4-2; 10-2-1-b)

RULES AND REGULATIONSGoverning- Baseball Tournaments

(Adopted by the Board of Control)

District and Regional RegulationsI. Dates and Sites

The dates and sites of the tournaments shall be

determined by the Commissioner with the approval of

the Board of Control. All tournaments will be held onor as near the dates indicated on the activities calen-

dar as local conditions permit.

II. Assignment of Schools to Districts and Regions

The state shall be divided into districts and regions

by the Commissioner who will assign the schools to

the district tournament sites.

III. Tournament ManagersThe Commissioner shall appoint a manager for

each of the districts and regions. It is the duty of the

district manager to invite representatives of the schools

in the district to a meeting held for the purpose of

making tournament plans. It is the duty of the regional

msmager to invite representatives of the district win-

ners to a meeting held for the purposes of makingtournament plans. The manager shall conduct the

drawing, set the dates and times for games, and makeall other arrangements for the tournament.IV. Contestants

A school may enter one team in the district tourna-

ment. The eligibility Ust for the players on this teamshall be submitted to the manager prior to the tourna-

ment. The eligibility list of each district winner shall

be submitted to the manager prior to the regional

tournament.V. District and Regional Meetings

The district meeting shall be held in the afternoon

of the first Sunday in IVIay, at 2:00 o'clock (EST andCDT, 1:00 CST) in the school designated as the tourna-

ment site. The regional meeting shall be held on Sun-

day afternoon, immediately following the district tourn-

ament, at 2:00 o'clock (EST and CDT, 1:00 CST) mthe school designated as the tournament site. A blind

drawing shall be made for places in the bracket.

VI. UmpiresSchool representatives present at the drawing

should select the umpires. If there is no agreement onofficials, the decision of the tournament manager in

selecting the umpires is final.

VII. ChampionThe champion will be the team undefeated in a

single elimination tournament.VIII. Regional and State Qualifying

Only the district champion shall advance to theregional tournament, and only the regional championshall advance to the state tournament.IX. Trophies and Awards

Trophies will be given to the winning and runner-up teams.X. Regional Information

The regional manager shall notify each district

winning team manager of the time and place of theregional meeting.XI. Finances

Net profits shaU be distributed among the partici-

pating teams in the district and region. If there is adistrict deficit, the K.H.S.A.A. will give a maximumallowance per game. If there is a regional deficit,

an allowance will be made by the K.H.S.A.A.

State RegulationsI. Date and Site

The date and site of the tournament shall bedetermined by the Commissioner with the approval of

the Board of Control.

II. State ManagerThe Commissioner shall be the manager of the

tournament.III. Contestants

The regional winner may enter a team composedof fifteen players. No player may be substituted for

any of tliese players after the tournament begins. Theeligibility list including the names of these playersshall be submitted to the manager prior to the tourna-ment.IV. Drawing

A blind drawing shall be made by the tournamentmanager for places in the bracket.

V.The umpires shall be selected by the toumamen;

manager.VI. Champion

The champion wiU be the team undefeated in asingle elimination tournament.VII. Trophies and Awards

Trophies will be given to the winning and runner-upteams. An award will be given to each player selected

on the all-tournament team.VIII. Finances

All proceeds shall be retained by the K.H.S.A.A.An expense allowance will be given each team partici-

pating in the tournament.

RULES AND REGULA1TONSGoverning Tennis Tournaments

(Boys & Girls)(Adopted by the Board of Control)

Regional RegulationsI. Dates and Sites

The dates and sites of the tournaments shall bedetermined by the Commissioner with the approved of

the Board of Control. All events wiU be held on or asnear the dates indicated on the activities calendar aslocal conditions permit.

II. Assignment of Schools to RegionsThe state shall be divided into tennis regions by

the Commissioner who will assign the schools to the

tournament sites.

III. Regional ManagerThe Commissioner shall appoint a manager for

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each of the regions. It is the duty of the manager to

notify the regional schools of the time and place of

the tournament, to supply them with entry blanks, to

invite their participation, and to make all arrange-ments for the tournament.IV. Contestants

A school may enter a doubles team and twosingles players. No contestant shall compete in boththe singles and doubles matches.V. Substitutes

Any player whose name is on the eligibility list

may be substituted for the original entry prior to thestart of the match.VI. Pairings

The manager may seed any number of the con-

testants, and he may draw lor the remainig places.

Singles players from the same school Shall be placedin opposite brackets.VII. 3<7le «>f Play

All match play shall be two out of three sets in

both singles and doubles.VIII. State Qualifying

Eligible to enter the state tournament are regionalentries who advance as far as the finals in the singles

and the winner in the doubles.

IX. State Information and Entry BlanksThe coaches shall secure entry blanks from the

regional manager before leaving the site of the tourna-ment.X. Faculty Sponsor

Each school having participants in the tourncimentshall send a faculty sponsor.Xi. Trophies and Awards

School trophies wiU be given to the winners andrunners-up in the doubles and singles. Individualawards will be given to the singles winner and to

members of the winning doubles team.

State Regulations

I. Dates and Sites

The dates and sites of the tournaments shall bedetermined by the Commissioner with the approval of

the Board of Control.

II. State ManagerThe Commissioner shall appoint a manager for

each of the tournaments.

III. ContestantsEligible to enter are regional entries who advanced

as far as the finals in the singles, and the winners in

the doubles. No contestant shall compete in both the

singles and doubles matches.IV. Substitutes

A substitution may be made on the doubles teamprior to the start of the match. There can not be asubstitution for a singles player.

V. PairingsThe manager may seed any number of the con-

testants, and he may draw for the remaining places.

Singles players from the same school shall be placedin opposite brackets.

VI. Style of PlayAll match play shall be two out of three sets in

both singles and doubles.

VII. Expense AllowanceThe regional singles champion and members of the

regional championship doubles teeim will receive ex-

pense allowances. The coach will also receive £tn

expense allowance.

IX. Trophies and AwardsSchool trophies will be given to the winners and

runners-up in the doubles £ind singles. Individual

awards will be given to the singles winner and runner-

up, and to members of the winning and runner-updoubles team.

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