J^ igh SchlAthlete FLAGET IG SCL BASKETBALL TEAM K..S.A.A. CAMPIN 1960 fur-.^ ;: ^ S (Left t Right) Cach Jim Mrris, Jim Thmas, Bb Dutaz, James Mntgmery, Tm Finnegan, Dn Wilder, Ted Deeken, Dn Kalmey, Lu Lange, Buddy Weihe, Jhn McGill, Rddy McNemey, Assistant Cach Denny Nash. District Turnament Games Wn Reginal Turnament Games Wn Flaget 58-49 St. Xavier Flaget 59-51 Manual Flaget 69-84 Central Flaget 58-49 Central Flaget 56-52 Butler mcial rgan f the KENTUCKY IG SCL ATLETIC ASSN. APRIL - ISBD
Mnticell Runner-Up 1960 State Basketball Turnament (Left t Right) Frnt Rw: Jack Edwards, Jimmy Duncan, Paul Frye, Jimmy Frazier, endersn Eads, Wendell Barnes. Back Rw: Kenneth Kennedy, Gene Pendletn, Kay Mrris, Dn Frye, Samuel Keith, Junir Peytn, Cach Je arper. wensbr Third Place Winner 1960 State Basketball Turnament (Left t Right) Ry Wdward, Jhnny arralsn, Victr Petty, Alan Emersn, Richard Andersn, Jan Adelman, David Yewell, Jerry Brks, William Carpenter, Randy Embry, Richy Nash, Ben Warren,
The Kentucky igh Schl Athlete fficial rgan f the Kentucky igh Schl Athletic Assciatin Vl. XXII N. 9 APRIL, 1960 1.00 Per Year 1960 Annual Meeting The business meeting f the Kentucky igh Schl Athletic Assciatin will be held n Thursday, April 21, at 2:30 P. M. The place will be the Crystal Ballrm at the Brwn tel, Luisville. The dinner meeting will be held in the same rm at 6 :00 P.M. The principal speaker at the dinner meeting will be Dr. Adrn Dran, President f Mrehead State Cllege. The presentatin f the Game Guy Award will be made during the meeting. The prgram will als Include entertainment features. As prvided in Article IX, Sectin 1, f the K..S.A.A. Cnstitutin, the fllwing changes in the By-Laws, t be acted upn by the Delegate Assembly, are hereby submitted t all members f the K..S.A.A. fr their cnsideratin. PRPSAL I The Bard f Cntrl prpses that the fllwing be added t By-Law 37; "except that this exemptin shall apply nly t full barding students. A schl vilating this rule shall be suspended frm the Assciatin." PRPSAL II The Bard f Cntrl prpses that "nineteenth" be substituted fr "twentieth" in By-Law 4, with the prvisin that this change, if adpted, nt be put int effect until July 1, 1961. PRPSAL III Supt. Tm L. Gabbard (Silver Grve) prpses that By-Law 3 be amended by inserting "and including" between "t" and "Mnday" in the first sentence f the By-Law (fr clarificatin) PRPSAL IV Supt. Tm L. Gabbard prpses that By- Law 26 be amended by adding the fllwing "and the fficial shall ntify the ppsing schl f his intent t fficiate the at least fifteen days befre the date f the." PRPSAL V Supt. Tm L. Gabbard prpses that the fllwing be added as Sectin 12 f By-Law (Cntinued n Page Fur) BARD MEMBERS ELECTED Cecil A. Thrntn Gran C. Teater Assistant Superintendent Cecil A. Thrntn f the arlan Cunty Schls and Superintendent ran C. Teater f the Paintsville City Schls will represent Sectins 7 and 8 respectively n the Bard f Cntrl fr a fur-year perid, beginning July 1, 1960. Mr. Thrntn is beginning his secnd furyear term f Bard membership, and Mr. Teater will be a new member. After graduatin frm the Newprt (Tennessee) igh Schl, Thrntn cntinued his studies at Tennessee Wesleyan and Unin clleges. e received the M.A. degree in Educatin Administratin frm the University f Kentucky. e is married t the frmer Gertrude Cawd. Their sn, Fred Lee, is seventeen years f age. The sectinal representative lettered in ftball and basketball fr fur years in high schl, and in ftball, basketball and tennis fr the fur years f his cllege career. e wrked fr many years as a ftball and basketball fficial, and held the "apprved" and "certified" ratings in the latter sprt fr several years. e taught science and physical educatin and served as assistant cach fr three years at Evarts igh Schl. is educatinal experience als includes service as assistant high schl principal, pupil persnnel directr, and supervisr. Mr. Thrntn is an active member f the arlan Methdist Church, where he served (Cntinued n Page Nine)
Page Tw TE KENTUCKY IG SCL ATLETE FR APRIL, 1960 APRIL, 1960 VL. XXII N. 9 Published mnthly, except June and July, by the Kentucky igh Schl Athletic Assciatin ffice f Publicatin, Lexingtn, Ky. Entered as secnd-class matter in the pst ffice at Lexingtn, Kentucky under the act f March 3, 1879. Editr TE. A. SANFRD Assistant Editr J. B. MANSFIELD Lexingtn. Ky. BARD F CNTRL President Russell Williamsn (1966-60), Inez Vice-President Luis Litchfield (1957-61), Marin Directrs W. B. Jnes. (1957-61) Smerset; W.. Crwdus (1958-62) Franklin: Jack Dawsn (1958-62). Luisville; Rbert P. Frsythe (1959-63), Greenville: K. G. Gillaspie (1959-63), Gergetwn; Cecil A. Thrntn (19B6-60), arlan. Subscriptin Rates $1.00 Per Year ^rm the C mtntssine'i s ff. ice REPRTS PAST DUE 1. 1959-60 Basketball Participatin List (Eligibility) 2. Schl's Reprt n Basketball fficials 3. fficial's Reprt n Schls (Basketball) REGINAL TRACK MEETS The Bard f Cntrl has established twelve track regins fr 1960. The scheduled date fr the reginal meets is May 13-14. nly first and secnd place winners in the regins will qualify fr the State Meet. Sites f the meets are: Murray, endersn, Bwling Green, Prt Knx, Danville, Luisville (Bellarmine Cllege), Luisville (Shawnee), Bellevue, Lexingtn, Barburville, Elkhm City, and Ashland. The assignment f schls by regins is as fllws: Murray Regin Ballard Memrial, Caldwell Cunty, Christian Cunty, Fultn, pkinsville, Mayfield, Murray, Murray Cllege, Paducah Tilghman, Trigg Cunty. endersn Regin Attucks, Daviess Cunty, Duglass (endersn), endersn, endersn Cunty, Madisnville, wensbr, Prvidence, Sturgis. Frt Knx Regin Campbellsville, Caverna, Clarksn, Elizabethtwn, Elizabethtwn Cathlic, Frt Knx, Glendale, Greensburg, wevalley, LaRue Cunty, Meade Cunty, Munfrdville, Rineyville, Vine Grve. Bwling Green Regin Austin-Tracy, Bwling Green, Bunche, Cllege, Franklin-Simpsn, Glasgw, Guthrie, igh Street, iseville, Lincln (Franklin), Metcalfe Cunty, Park City, Russellville, Temple ill, Tdd Cunty, Tmpkinsville, Warren Cunty. Bellarmine Regin Butler, Campbellsburg, Durrett. Eastern, Fairdale, Fern Creek, Kentucky Military Institute, Luisville Cuntry Day, Pleasure Ridge Park, Seneca, Suthern, Trinity, Valley, Waggener. Luisville Regin Athertn, Central (Luisville), DeSales, dupnt Manual, Flaget, Male, Shawnee, St. Xavier. Lexingtn Regin Burbn Cunty, Bryan Statin, DuBis, Dunbar (Lexingtn), Frankfrt, Franklin Cunty, Gergetwn, arrdsburg, enry Clay, Jessamine Cunty, Lafayette, Lexingtn Cathlic, Madisn Central, Madisn-Mdel, Midway, Millersburg Military Institute, Mntgmery Cunty, Paris, Sctt Cunty, Sharpsburg, University igh, Winchester. STATE TRACK MEET SCEDULE Lexingtn, Kentucky May 20-21 (Time is Eastern Standard Time) FRIDAY 2:30 P.M. 120 Yard igh urdles (4 heats), 2 frm each heat qualify fr Finals; Sht Put and Ple Vault, Finals. 2:50 P.M. 100 Yard Dash (4 heats), 2 frm each heat qualify fr Finals. 3:05 P.M. 880 Yard Relay (4 heats), 2 frm each heat qualify fr Finals. 3:35 p!m. 440 Yard Dash (3 heats), 2 frm each heat qualifv fr Finals. 4:00 P.M. 180 Yard Lw urdles (4 heats), 2 frm each heat qualify fr Finals. 4:20 P.M. 880 Yard Run (3 heats), 3 frm each heat ualifv fr Finals. 4:45 p!m. 220 Yard Dash (4 heats), 2 frm each heat qualify fr Finals. 5:05 P.M. Mile Relay (4 heats), 2 frm each heat qualify fr Finals. SATURDAY 1:00 P.M. igh Jump, Discus, and Bread Jump. 2:00 P.M. 120 Yard igh urdles 2:15 P.M. 100 Yard Dash 2:30 P.M. Mile Run 2:45 P.M. 880 Yard Relay 3:00 P.M. 440 Yard Dash 3:15 P.M. 180 Yard Lw urdles 3:30 P.M. 880 Yard Run 3:45 P.M. 220 Yard Dash 4:00 P.M. Mile Relay Bellevue Regin Beechwd, Bellevue, Bne Cunty, Campbell Cunty, Daytn, Dixie eights, ighlands, lmes, Llyd, Ludlw, Newprt, Newprt Cathlic, Simn-Kentn. Danville Regin Bardstwn, Bate, Blmfield, Burgin, Danville, ld Kentucky me, Parksville, Perryville, Rsenwald (Lebann), Russell Cunty, St. Charles (Lebann), St. Catherine (New aven), St. Jseph (Bardstwn), Springfield, Stanfrd, Western (Sinai). Barburville Regin Barburville, Bell Cunty, Black Star, Clay Cunty, Crbin, East Benham, Evarts, all, arlan, azel Green (East Bernstadt), Lily, Lndn, Lyall, Middlesbr, Nancy, Pineville, Red Bird, R.senwald (Barburville), Rsenwald (arlan), Smerset, Wallins, Williamsburg. Elkhm City Regin Belfry, Buckhrn, Dunham, Elkhrn City, Flat Gap, Fleming-Nen, azard, Jenkins, Martin, M. C. Napier, Paintsville, Pikeville, Virgie, Wayland, Cumberland, Dilce Cmbs, Whitesburg. Ashland Regin Ashland, Catlettsburg, Fairview, Meade Memrial, Raceland, Russell, Wurtland. TENNIS TURNAMENTS n May 9 six reginal tennis turnaments will be held. The sites are Bwling Green, Frt Knx, Luisville, Jeffersn Cunty, Lexingtn, and Bellevue. The State Tennis Turnament will be held in Luisville n May 16-17. The assignment f schls by regins is as fllws: Bwling Green Regin Bwling Green, Franklin- Simpsn, Glasgw, pkinsville, Madisnville, Russellville, Tmpkinsville, Warren Cunty. Luisville Regin J. M. Athertn, Central, De- Sales, Flaget, Male, St. Xavier, Shawnee,
I TE KENTUCKY IG SCL ATLETE FR APRIL, 1960 Page Three Jeffersn Cunty Regin Durrett, Eastern, Kentucky Militiary Institute, Luisville Cuntry Day, Seneca, Suthern, Trinity, Valley, Waggener. Lexingtn Regin Ashland, Berea Fundatin, Danville, Franklin Cunty, azel Green (East Bernstadt), enry Clay, Millersburg Military Institute, Paintsville, Pikeville, Smerset, University. Bellevue Regin Beechwd, Bellevue, Cvingtn Cathlic, Daytn, ighlands, lmes, Llyd, Ludlw. Ft. Knx Regin Caverna, Elizabethtwn Cathlic, Ft. Knx, Greennsburg, endersn, Larue Cunty, Memrial (ardyville, wensbr, St. Jseph. GLF TURNAMENTS Eight reginal turnaments have been set up in glf. These turnaments will be held n May 18 at Princetn, Bwling Green, Luisville, Jeffersn Cunty, Danville, arlan, Paintsville, and Cvingtn. The State Glf Turnament will be held at Frt Knx n May 23-24. The assignment f schls by regins is as fllws: Princetn Regin Caldwell Cunty, Duglass (endersn), Fultn, Greenville, pkinsville, Madisnville, Mayfield, wensbr, wensbr Cathlic, Paducah Tilghman. Bwling Green Regin Bwling Green, Cllege igh, Elizabethtwn, Elizabethtwn Cathlic, Frt Knx, Franklin-Simpsn, Glasgw, igh Street, Tmpkinsville, Russellville, Scttsville, Vine Grve. Luisville Regin DeSales, Flaget, J. M. Athertn, St. Xavier, Shawnee. Jeffersn Cunty Regin Butler, Durrett, Eastern, Fern Creek, Frankfrt, Kentucky Military Institute, Luisville Cuntry Day, Seneca, Suthern, Shelbyville, Trinity, Waggener, Valley. Danville Regin Bardstwn, Danville, Franklin Cunty, Lafayette, Lebann, Lexingtn Cathlic, Springfield, St. Augustine, St. Jseph, University igh. arlan Regin Crbin, Cumberland, East Main (Lynch), all, Middlesbr. Paintsville Regin Ashland, Byd Cunty, azard, Martin, Paintsville, Pikeville. Cvingtn Regin Beechwd, Cvingtn Cathlic, Dixie eights, ighlands, lmes, ly Crss, Llyd, Maysville, Newprt, St. enry. BASEBALL TURNAMENTS The district baseball turnaments are scheduled t be held n May 10-12. The dates shuld be set by the district turnament managers, and shuld represent the thinking f the majrity f principals r caches in the district invlved. The reginal turnaments will be held n May 25-26, and the State Baseball Turnament is scheduled t be played at the University f Kentucky, Lexingtn, n June 8-9. The assignment f schls t the varius districts and regins is as fllws: MURRAY REGIN Suth Christian District Attucks, Christian Cunty, pkinsville, Trigg Cunty. Murray District Bentn, Duglass (Murray), azel, Miirray, Murray Cllege, Suth Marshall. Paducah District Ballard Memrial, Carlisle Cunty, eath, Reidland, St. Jhn (Paducah), St. Mary (Paducah), Tilghman. Mayfield District Cuba, Fultn Cunty, ickman, Lwes, Mayfield, Wing. Caldwell Cunty District Caldwell Cunty, Crittenden Cunty, Frednia, Livingstn Central, Lyn Cunty. WENSBR REGIN endersn Cunty District endersn, endersn Cunty, ly Name, Mrganfield, Sebree, Sturgis, St. Vincent. Irvingtn District Breckinridge Cunty, Flaherty, Frederick-Fraize, awesville, Irvingtn, Lewisprt, Meade Cunty. artfrd District Beaver Dam, Centertwn, Frdsville, artfrd. wensbr District Daviess Cunty, wensbr, wensbr Cathlic, Western (wensbr). Madisnville District Bremen, Calhun, Earlingtn, Livermre, Madisnville, Sacrament, Suth pkins.. Greenville District Central City, Drakesbr, Drakesbr Cmmunity, Graham, Greenville, ughes- Kirk, Muhlenberg Central. GLASGW REGIN Bwling Green District Bwling Green, Bristw, Cllege igh, Franklin-Simpsn, igh Street, Lincln (Franklin), Nrth Warren, Richardsville, Warren Cunty. Russellville District Adairville, Auburn, Russellville, Tdd Cunty, Tdd Cunty Training. Glasgw District Austin-Tracy, Bunche, Gamaliel, Glasgw, iseville, Park City, Temple ill, Tmpkinsville. Caverna District Caverna, Cub Run, Larue Cunty, Memrial, Metcalfe Cunty, Munfrdville. Leitchfield District Butler Cunty, Clarksn, Edmnsn Cunty, Leitchfield. Campbellsville District Adair Cunty, Campbellsville, Greensbm-g, Lebann, St. Augustine, St. Charles, St. Francis, Taylr Cunty. St. Jseph District Bardstwn, Blmfield, Fredericktwn, Lebann Junctin, Mt. Washingtn, St. Alysius, St. Jseph, Springfield. Vine Grve District Elizabethtwn, Elizabethtwn Cathlic, Frt Knx, Glendale, wevalley, Lynnvale, Rineyville, Snra, Vine Grve. LUISVILLE REGIN St. Xavier District Central, Flaget, Shavraiee, St. Xavier. Manual District Athertn, DeSales, Male, Manual. Butler District Butler, Durrett, Fairdale, Fern Creek, Pleasure Ridge Park, Suthern, Valley. Trinity District Eastern, Kentucky Military Institute, Luisville Cuntry Day, Seneca, Trinity, Waggener. St. NEWPRT REGIN enry District Bne Cunty, Llyd Memrial, Simn-Kentn, St. enry. Dixie eights District Beechwd, Cvingtn Cathlic, Dixie eights, lmes, ly Crss, Ludlw. Silver Grve Campbell Cunty, ighlands, Silver Grve, St. Thmas. Grant Cunty District Falmuth, Grant Cunty, Pendletn, Waltn-Verna, Williamstwn. Newprt District Bellevue, Daytn, Newprt, Newprt Cathlic. Maysville District Bracken Cunty, Fleming Cunty, May's Lick, Maysville, rangeburg, TUesbr, Vanceburg. LEXINGTN REGIN Frankfrt District Andersn, Frankfrt, Franklin Cunty, Gergetwn, Sctt Cunty, Versailles. Paris District Bm'bn Cunty, Carlisle, Cynthiana, arrisn Cunty, Millersburg Military Institute, Paris, Nrth Middletwn, Western. arrdsburg District Buckeye, Camp Dick Rbinsn, Danville, arrdsburg, Lancaster, Mercer Cunty, Parksville, Junctin City, Perryvle.
Page Fur TE KENTUCKY IG SCL ATLETE FR APRIL, 1960 Crab rchard District Crab rchard, ustnville, Liberty, Lincln (Stanfrd), McKinney, Memrial, Middleburg, Mt. Vernn, Paint Lick Carrlltn District Campbellsburg, Carrlltn, Eminence, Gallatin Cunty, wen Cunty, Pleasureville, Trimble Cunty. Lexingtn District Bryan Statin, enry Clay, Jessamine Cunty, Lafayette, Lexingtn Cathlic, University igh. Shelbyville District Bagdad, Lincln Institute, Shelbyville, Simpsnville, Taylrsville, Waddy. Richmnd District Estill Cunty, azel Green Academy, Irvine, Lee Cunty, Madisn Central, Madisn Mdel, McKee. MIDDLEBR REGIN Smerset District Burnside, Eubank, Fergusn, azel Green (East Bernstadt), Lily, Lndn, Mc- Creary Cunty, Nancy, Pine Knt, Pulaski Cunty, Russell Cunty, Smerset. Lynch District Benham, Cumberland, East Main, Evarts, all, arlan, Lyall. Middlesbr District Bell Cunty, Crbin, Lne Jack, Middlesbr, Red Bird Settlement, Williamsburg, Jenkins District Carr Creek, Fleming-Nen, Jenkins, Whitesburg. M. C. Napier District Buckhrn, Clay Cunty, Dilce Cmbs, azard, Leatherwd, Leslie Cunty, Magffin Baptist Institute, Napier, Tyner. Elkhrn City District Elkhrn City, Jhns Creek, MuUins, Pikeville, Virgie. GRAYSN REGIN Ashland District Ashland, Blaine, Byd Cunty, Catlettsburg, Fairview, Luisa. McKell District Greenup, McKell, Russell, Suth Prtsmuth, Wurtland. Mt. Sterling District Camarg, DuBis, Mntgmery Cunty, Mt. Sterling, wingsville, Pwell Cunty, Sharpsburg, Winchester. Graysn District Breckinridge Training, itchins, live ill, Prichard, Rwan Cunty. Paintsville District Ezel, Inez, Meade Memrial, Mrgan Cunty, il Springs, Paintsville, VanLear. Wheelwright District Auxier, Betsy Lane, Martin, McDwell, Wheelwright. Minutes f Bard Meeting The Bard f Cntrl f the Kentucky igh Schl Athletic Assciatin met at the Kentucky tel, Luisville, n Friday mrning, March 18, 1960. The meeting was called t rder by President Russell Williamsn at 9 :00, with all Bard members and Cmmissiner The. A. Sanfrd present. W. B. Jnes mved, secnded by W.. Crwdus, that the reading f the minutes f the January 23rd meeting be waived, since the members f the Bard had received cpies f these minutes. The mtin was carried unanimusly. The Cmmissiner reprted that Cecil A. Thrntn had been re-elected t Bard membership, representing Sectin 7; and that ran C. Teater had been elected t Bard membership, representing Sectin 8, each r ur year perids beginning July 1, 1960. The Cmmissiner reprted that the vtes cast were as fllws: Sectin 7 Cecil A. Thrntn 44, Ry T. Reasr 5; Sectin 8 ran C. Teater 27, Webb Yung, 16, W. F. Dane 15, Jhn Bill Trivette 2. There was a discussin f new prpsals t be presented by the Bard f Cntrl t the frthcming Delegate Assembly. The Cmmissiner was authrized t submit the fllvi'ing prpsals as Bard prpsals, n mtin f W. B. Jnes, secnded by Jack Dawsn, the mtin carrying unanimusly: Prpsal I The Bard f Cntrl prpses that the fllwing be added t By-Law 37: "except that this exemptin shall apply nly t full barding students. A schl vilating this rule shall be suspended frm the Assciatin." Prpsal II The Bard f Cntrl prpses that "nineteenth" be substituted fr 'twentieth" in By- Law 4 with the prvisin that this change, if adpted, nt be put int effect until July 1, 1961. The Cmmissiner recmmended that the Bard cnsider the advisability f setting up a State Tennis Turnament fr girls. e said that an invitatinal turnament fr girls had been spnsred by a Luisville grup fr the past tw seasns with the apprval f the Bard, and that it nw appeared that enugh interest had been created in the sprt fr an fficial State Turnament t be attempted by the Assciatin. W. B. Jnes mved, secnded by K. G. Gillaspie, that the Cmmissiner be given a maximum budget f $1,000 fr the current schl year fr the pm'pse f attempting t rganize and manage a state tennis turnament fr girls whse schls are members f the Kentucky igh Schl Athletic Assciatin. The mtin was carried unanimusly. The Cmmissiner recmmended that regulatins in glf fr 1960 be identical with thse f 1959 with ne exceptin, this being that each participant in a reginal glf turnament be required t play 18 hles rather than 36 hles. W.. Crwdus mved, secnded by Rbert P. Frsythe, that the recmmendatin by the Cmmissiner be accepted and adpted. Jack Dawsn mved, secnded by Cecil A. Thrntn, that all bills f the Assciatin beginning January 23, 1960, and ending March 17, 1960, be apprved. The mtin was carried unanimusly. There being n further business, the meeting adjurned. 1960 ANNUAL MEETING (Cntinued frm Page ne) 29: "Any cach r ther persn cnnected with cmpeting schls wh is t fficiate a in which his schl participates, wh des nt ntify the ppsing schl f his intent t fficiate the particular at least fifteen days befre the, shall be suspended frm fficiating the remainder f the seasn in the particular sprt invlved. PRPSAL VI Prin. erman 0. ale, (Deming) prpses that the fllwing be added t By-Law 37: "fr bys frm states ther than Kentucky."
TE KENTUCKY IG SCL ATLETE FR APRIL, 1960 Page Five 1960 Kentucky State igh Schl Swimming Meet University f Kentucky Cliseum, Lexingtn, Kentucky, February 27, I960 CLASS A Results St. Xavier 88 Waggener 86 Lafayette 55 Athertn 31 1. 400 Yard Freestyle eat N. 1: Diebld, St. Xavier (5:42.9); Dennis, Atliertn (6:03.3): ldham. Athertn (6:13.4): art, Bryan Statin (6:24.8); Wilsn, Bryan Statin (7:01.8); llingswrth, Bryan Statin (7:30.5). eat N. 2 : rtn, St. Xavier (5:21.0); Fransen, Athertn (5:29.6); Wyatt, Waggener (6:37.5); Freeman, Lafayette (5:55.7); Durham, Lafayette (6:18.1). eat N. 3: Farmer, Waggener (4:60.4); Freeman, Lafayette (4:53.2); Kute, St. Xavier (4:63.2); ammnd, Lafayette (4 :58.2) ; Gergi, Waggener (6:09.3). Finals 1. Farmer, Waggener 4:50.4 2. Freeman, Lafayette 4:53.2 3. Kute, St. Xavier 4:53.2 4. ammnd, Lafayette 4 :58.2 5. Gergi, Waggener 6:09.3 6. rtn, St. Xavier 5:21.0 2. 50 Yard Freestyle eat N. 1 : Grunwald, Waggener (:26.3); Knpf, St. Xavier (:26.1); Wrrell, Lafayette (:26.4); gle, Waggener (:26.5). eat N. 2: Rf, Athertn (:26.1); Cke, Lafayette ( :26.S) : Dabney, Bryan Statin ( :27.8) ; Clark, Waggener (:28.0). eat N. 3 : Sprauer, St. Xavier :25.6) ; Pattn, Lafayette :25.8) ubbuch, ( ( St. Xavier ( :26.9) ; Jhnsn. Ather- ; tn (:27.9); Kremmer, Eastern (:3D.). eat N. 4 : iggs, Waggener ( :24.4) ; Rles, Eastern ( :25.9) arpring, St. : Xavier ( :27.0) ; Schi-im, Lafayette (:29.0); Kretschman, Athertn (:29.3). Finals Rf, Athertn iggs, Waggener Grunwald, Waggener Rles, Eastern Sprauer, St. Xavier. Pattn, Lafayette 3. 100 Yard Butterfly- eat N. 1: Bush, Athertn (1:12.8); Wightman, Lafayette (1 :20.6) ; Neuman, Lafayette (1 :32.9) ; Farley, Lafayette, Disqualified. eat N. 2: Vetter, St. Xavier (1:11.7); Ackerman, St. Xavier (1:11.8); Speevack, Athertn (1:22.1). eat N. 3 : Abbtt, Waggener (1:02.6); Medez, Athertn (1:19.3); Miniea, Waggener (1 :24.8) ; Liebschutz, Athertn (1 :30.6) ; Bwen, St. Xavier (1:36.3). 4. 200 Yard Freestyle eat N. 1 : Lcc, St. Xavier (2:12.9); Peske, Waggener (2:15.7); Frankenberger, Athertn (2:34.1): Jump, Bryan Statin (2:42.3); Durham, Lafayette (2:50.1); Sparks, Bryan Statin (2:53.1). eat N. 2 : ammnd, Lafayette (2:14.0); Gergi, Waggener (2:18.7); rtn, St. Xavier (2:26.2); Petit, Lexingtn Cathlic (2:32.7); Wyatt, Waggener (2:36.3); Lingenfelter, Bryan Statin (2:52.5). eat N. 3 : F. Freeman, Lafayette (2:16.2); Kute, St. Xavier (2:19.5); Ban-, Athertn (2:25.6); Diebld, St. Xavier (2:40.0); D. Freeman, Lafayette (2:47.6). Finals Lcc, St. Xavier 2:08.8 Peske, Waggener 2:10.0 F. Freeman, Lafayette 2:12.9 ammnd, Lafayette 2 :16.6 Kute, St. Xavier 2:17.4 Gergi, Waggener 2 :21.4 5. 100 Yard Backstrke eat N. 1: Tandy, St. Xavier (1:06.4); Sympsn, Lafayette (1:09.6); Grman, Bryan Statin (1:11.9); Cummins, Athertn (1:16.7). eat N. 2 : Abbtt, Waggener (1 :05.3) ; Miniea, Waggener (1 :10.0) Rausch, St. Xavier (1 :14.8) ; Vry, ; Lafayette (1:16.5;: Murray, Bryan Statin (1:28.6). eat N. 3 : Langstn, Lafayette (1:07.6); Metcalf, Athertn (1:12.9); Ashfrd, Lafayette (1:16.2); Terrill, Bryan Statin (1:29.9). Finals Abbtt, Waggener 1 :04.2 Tandy, St. Xavier 1:04.7 Langstn, Lafayette 1 :06.1 Sympsn, Lafayette 1:09.2 Miniea, Waggener 1:10.3 Grman, Bryan Statin 1:11.1 6. 100 Yard Breaststrkc eat N. 1 : Cmbs, Lafayette (1:18.3); Miniea, Waggener (1:19.9): Taylr, Waggener (1:26.0); Miller, Waggener, Disqualified. eat N. 2 : Parsns, St. Xavier (1:17.0): Smith, Athertn (1:18.6); Liebschutz, Athertn (1:27.6); Stne, Bryan Statin (1:31.0). eat N. 3 : endersn, Waggener (1:13.2); Ambrse, St. Xavier (1:18.4); Neubauer, Lafayette (1:21.9); Kretschman, Athertn (1:26.2). eat N. 4: Reilly, St. Xavier (1:12.6); Diebld, St. Xavier (1:19.8); Kiviniemi, Lafayette (1 :20.0) ; Sammns, Lafayette (1:30.7). Finals Reilly, St. Xavier 1:12.7 endersn, Waggener 1 :12.8 Ambrse, St. Xavier 1 :17.2 Parsns, St. Xavier 1:18.1 Finals Cmbs, Lafayette 1 :18.5 1. Abbtt, Waggener 1 ;03.1 Smith, Athertn 1 :18.e 2. Vetter, St. Xavier 1:09.3 Ackerman, Xavier 7. 100 Yard Freestyle- 3. St. 1 :12.9 eat N. 1 : Dabney, Bryan Statin 4. Bush, Athertn 1 :30.0 (1:01.5); Ryalty, Lafayette 5. Wightman, Lafayette 1:18.2 Jhnsn, Mendez, Athertn Athertn (1 :06.7) ; (1:04.4); ite, Lafayette 6. 1 :20.1 (1:12.7). eat N. 2 : Rles, Eastern ( :56.8) ; Pattn, Lafayette (:59.1); French, St. Xavier (1 :06.2) ; Metcalf, Athertn (1:11.7). eat N. 3 : Peske, Waggener ( :58.7) Cy, St. Xavier :59.3) : Petit, ; Le.xingtn Cathlic ( (1 :02.1) ; Dennis, Athertn (1:07.7). eat N. 4 : Lcc, St. Xavier (:57.7); Walker, enry Clay (1:01.8); Jump, Bryan Statin (1:08.9): Sparks, Bryan Statin {1:10.3); ldham, Athertn (1:12.6). Finals Rles, Eastern :57.4 Lcc, St. Xavier :58.2 Pattn, Lafayette 1 :00.4 Cy, St. Xavier 1:00.6 Peske, Waggener 1 :01.4 Dabney, Bryan Statin 1 :01.5 Fancy Diving Prfum, St. Xavier 293.20 Irin, Waggener 290.00 Karsner, Lafayette 269.40 Snw, Athertn 234.45 Krucas, Lafayette 229.00 Dwning, Bryan Statin 210.45 Stne, Waggener 196.45 9. 200 Yard Individual Medley eat N. 1 : Langstn, Lafayette (2:38.9); Parsns, St. Xavier (2:41.4); Walker, enry Clay (2:43.1); Vry, Lafayette (2:67.4); Bwen, St. Xavier (2:57.8). eat N. 2: D. Abbtt, Waggener (2:27.3); Ackerman, St. Xavier (2:48.1); Neubauer, Lafayette (3:16.1); Lingenfelter, Bryan Statin (3:22.1); Grman, Bryan Statin, Disqualified. eat N. 3: J. Abbtt, Waggener (2:29.4); Frankenberger, Athertn (2:67.5); Speevack, Athertn (3:01.0); D. art, Bryan Statin (3:10.3); Neuman, Lafayette (3:22.4). Finals 1. J. Abbtt, Waggener 2:25.1 2. D. Abbtt, Waggener 2:25.9 3. Langstn, Lafayette 2 :37.5 4. Parsns, St. Xavier 2:40.1 5. Ackei-man, St. Xavier 2:43.1 6. Walker, enry Clay 2:46.9 10. 200 Yard Medley Relay 1. Waggener (Miniea, endersn, Farmer, iggs) 1 :66.2 2. St. Xavier (Tandy, Reilly, Vetter, arpring) 1 :56.3 3. Lafayette (Sympsn, Cmbs, Wightman, Wrrell) 2:03.1 4. Athertn (Cummins, Smith, Mendez, Snw) 2 :07.0 5. Bryan Statin (Terrill, Stne, Cinnamn, Saunders) 2:29.6 11. 200 Yard Freestyle Relay- 1. St. Xavier (Knpf, Sprauer, ubbach, Cy) 1 :43.6 2. Athertn (Fransen, Barr, Bush, Rf) 1 :44.9 3. Waggener (Irin, Clarke, gle, Grunwald) 1 :46.1 4. Lafayette (Cke, Ryalty, Emmert, Schrim) 1 :48.1 5. Bryan Statin (C. art, Wilsn, Gierlach, D. art) 2:12.8
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! Page Eight TE KENTUCKY IG SCL ATLETE FR APRIL, 1960 The Flying Dutchman Jim Mrris and his Flaget Braves draw the cmpliments f the Flying Dutchman. Great acclaim has cme t this talented team fr winning the 1960 basketball champinship. Praise frm the Flying Dutchman cmes t Jim's team because they knew hw t win. The gentlemanly cnduct f Flaget, the champin, and Mnticell, the runner-up is a ntewrthy feature f this year's turnament. The ther furteen cmpeting teams matched this sprtsmanship which has caused Kentucky t be called, "The sprtsmanship capitl f the natin." It was timely that Denny Meredith, basketball fficial, asked that an Abu Ben Adhem certificate be sent t Flaget exactly a mnth befre the bys distinguished themselves by nt nly winning a champinship, but by setting examples f clean play fr ther yung men t pattern frm. During March, Suthern igh f Jeffersn Cunty, Shawnee igh Schl f Luisville, and Breathitt Cunty igh Schl als received these gd citizenship awards because f utstanding curtesies extended t fficials and visitrs. If yu want t read a gd pem, lk up "Abu Ben Adhem" t get the philsphy behind the awards. Still n the subject f the state turnament, salutes g t all f thse wrkers alng press rw, and special recgnitin belngs t Charltn ummel, wh has dne an amazing jb with the state turnament prgram year after year. Fr his unselfish wrk Charltn wins the Crn Cb Pipe nr Award fr the mnth f March., The award culd nt g t a nicer guy. It was inevitable that the Luisville sprts writers and bradcasterrs wuld pay high tribute t the five basketball fficials wrking this turnament. They praised them in their cmments and articles, and the Dutchman eches their cmpliments, saying that Warren Cper, Sen. Gerge Cnley, "Tdles" Wells, Charlie Irwin and Dc Ferrell did the best jb f fficiating that has been seen in the past ten years f Kentucky high schl basketball turnaments. Yu "Whistle Tters" nt nly did yurselves prud, but yu gave Kentucky a sample f the type f fficiating ur teams are getting. Lexingtn Dunbar igh Schl gets an "rchid" frm the Flying Dutchman fr gd neighbrly practices. It was the Dunbar team, cach and principal wh were respnsible fr the Abu Ben Adhem citatin ging The Flying Dutchman t Breathitt Cunty. They pinted ut the excellent treatment Breathitt Cunty affrded Dunbar while it was in that cunty fr a ball. Dunbar is a credit t the Kentucky igh Schl Athletic Assciatin and is nw in line fr an award f its wn. The Dutchman drpped in n Fairdale igh Schl's first sprts banquet in its shrt histry. Principal arry ardin, Caches Able and Simpsn, and Athletic Directr Streible did a magnificent jb f hnring the athletic teams. All f the tickets were sld, and peple were turned away because the stres there had n mre meat. arry had rdered 175 steaks, and there were n mre steaks in twn. There's ne fr the recrd The Luisville spitality Cmmittee, led by Jack Dawsn, did a wrkmanlike jb en- tertaining visitrs at the 1960 state basket- ball turnament, There was smething fr everybdy t d in sessin. It is peple cming t while the s were nt a certainty that the yung Luisville had themselves a whlesme "ball." This next item is inserted t cause all f Kentucky's high schl caches t "drl." Elizabethtwn Cathlic igh Schl fans did smething fr Cach ardin McLane that wuld be well fr all f Kentucky's cmmunities t cpy. At the clse f the basketball seasn. Cach McLane was presented a brand new Pntiac Catalina. And nw fr the big award f 1960! The Flying Dutchman annunces the Game Guy f 1960. The by wh has vercme the great-
TE KENTUCKY IG SCL ATLETE FR APRIL, 1960 Page Nine est physical handicap t engage in sprts and the ne wh will receive the hnr trphy at the annual K..S.A.A. dinner during K.E. A. is Paul Kingrey f Glasgw. This yung man has vercme epilepsy t becme ne f Glasgw's greats. e is ne f Glasgw's few 4-letter men. Paul has tw letters in basketball, baseball and track, and has served tw years as manager f the ftball team. Nt nly is he a regular in basketball, but he cvers the keystne sack in baseball and runs the 220 and 440 yard dashes in track. This eighteen year ld lad has the respect f the peple f Glasgw. This annuncement that he has wn the Game Award f 1960 will te a landmark in the prgress f Glasgw's athletic prgram as the twn adds the name f anther illustrius fighter alngside f the names f the famed athletes wh have cme befre him. There will be dancing in the streets when Glasgw learns Paul is the winner. Such examples set by physically handicapped yung men stimulate ther yungsters with similar handicaps t d the same, creating happiness where glm wuld have prevailed. Paul Kingrey will receive his award at the K..S.A.A. banquet frm Bb Kirchdrfer, the winner f the first Game Award given in the year f 1949. The Dutchman has these famus last wrds fr night drivers "Well, if he wn't dim his, I wn't dim BARD MEMBERS ELECTED (Cntinued frm Page ne) fr five years as chairman f the Bard f Stewards. Fr a lng perid f time he has taught a Sunday Schl class. e has fr many years participated in By Scut wrk, and has served fr ver furteen years n the arlan Cunty 4- Club Cuncil. e is a member f the arlan Cunty Assciatin f Scial Agencies. is prfessinal affiliatins include membership in the Natinal Educatin Assciatin, Kentucky Educatin Assciatin, Upper Cumberland Educatin Assciatin, arlan Cunty Educatin Assciatin, American Assciatin f Schl Administratrs, and the Assciatin fr Childhd Educatin Internatinal. Mr. Thrntn is als a member f Kappa Delta Pi, natinal educatinal hnr sciety. ran C. Teater has a varied backgrund in Eastern Kentucky athletics. Largely thrugh his effrts, the present fur-sprt, ten-team Eastern Kentucky Muntain Cnference was frmed in 1952. In the late frties, when Teater was president f the ld Big Sandy Cnference fr three terms, he felt that many f the schls in Eastern Kentucky strngly veremphasized ne sprt. e was instrumental in spearheading a successful drive fr a new fur-sprt league that required participatin in ftball, baseball, basketball and track. Teater headed the league in its early days. After graduatin frm Paintsville igh Schl in 1940 as an all-cnference ftballer, Teater resumed his playing career at Centre Cllege during the 1940-44 perid. In his senir year at Centre, he cached the line at the lcal high schl (Danville), which wn the Central Kentucky Cnference ftball title. e was Athletic Directr fr Centre that year als. In the years that fllwed his cllege graduatin, Teater returned t Paintsville t cach the Tigers t three Big Sandy Cnference titles in five years. is ver-all ftball recrd was 34 wins, 11 lsses and 3 ties. In basketball his teams wn 64, lst 13. is baseball team wn three straight district titles. In 1950 Mr. Teater was elevated t the principalship f the Paintsville igh Schl, a psitin he held until he assumed the superintendency f Paintsville City Schls last year. Aside frm his schl duties, the new Bard f Cntrl member is active in lcal affairs and state rganizatins while he cntinues his wrk tward a Dctr's Degree in Educatin at the University f Kentucky. e received his M.A. at Mrehead. e is a member f the Masns, Christian Church, Shrine, and the Paintsville Kiwanis Club (past president) ; and has served tw terms n the Centre Cllege Bard f verseers. e is a member f six ther schl fraternities, hnrary and scial. is wife is the frmer Mary Evelyn Vanr.se f Paintsville and they have ne daughter, Dianna Luise. TRACK NTES Inquiries have been received in the K..- S.A.A. ffice cncerning Track Rule 4, Sectin 1, Nte 2, which says : "A cntestant wh participates in the 440, 880 r Mile Run shuld nt be allwed t participate in any ther track event in which re runs 440 r mi'e yards." Althugh K..S.A.A. Track Rule VI prvides that Natinal Federatin Track and Field Rules shall gvern the reginal and state track meets, K..S.A.A. Track Rule IX says : "In any meet a cntestant may cmpete in nt mre than fur (Cntinued n Page Twelve)
has _ Page Ten TE KENTUCKY IG SCL ATLETE FR APRIL, 1960 1960 State Basketball Turnament Statistics Average Scre: Fr Winner, 68.1 ; Fr Lsers, 59.1 ; Ttal fr bth 127.2 per Average N. Persnal Fuls (fuls by A plus fuls by B) : 29.3 per Average N. Times per a player cmmitted 5 Persnals: 1.18 per Ttal N. Free Thrw Attempts (per and T. fr all s) 655. Successful 62% Ttal N. f vertimes: 1 Ttal N. Ending: 1st vertime 1 DATA CLLECTED BY FIRST STATISTICIAN Average N. (a) Persnal fuls made by players while n ffense: 2.87 per Average N. (b) Fuls invlving dribbler and guard : 5.75 per Average N. (c) Times dribbler cmmitted ful: 1.43 per Average N. (d) Times 2 thrws were given unsuccessful thrwer: 5.93 per Average N. (e) Times a ful resulted in a bnus penalty: 9.75 per f times 1st thrw in (e) was successful: 57.1% % f 2nd thrws which were successful: 60.8% Average N. (f) fficial warnings abut actinless : per Average N. (g) Technical fuls fr actinless : per Average N. (h) Times per there was basket interf. r gal tend: At player's wn basket : per At ppnent's basket:.06 per Average ver-all time frm first tss t final gun: 1 hur and 12 minutes DATA CLLECTED BY SECND STATISTICIAN Average N. (a) Jump ball situatins (include center jumps) : 8.7 per (1) Times jumps fllwed held ball:.31 per (2) Times held ball resulted frm 5 sec. clse guard per Average N. (b) Times ball was returned t back curt legally after jump at center 1.25 per Average N. (c) Times returning ball t back curt resulted in vilatin- per Average N. (d) Times ff. handled ball fr back curt thrw-in: 5.3 per Average N. (e) Vilatins f 3-secnd lane rule:.56 per Average N. (f) Vilatins f free thrw rule 9-1:.25 per Average N. (g) Times ball remained alive after unsuc. free thrw: 8 per (h) % Times in (g) the free thrw rebund was recvered by Defense : 62.5% TABULATIN F VTES N IGEST RATED FFICIALS - 1960 STATE TURNAMENT Listed belw are the tabulatins f vtes n the thirteen fficials wh received the highest ratings by caches f the sixteen teams which participated in the recent State igh Schl Basketball Turnament. Each cach vted n six Certified fficials in the rder f his preference, the fficial whse name was listed first by the cach receiving six pints, the secnd fficial five pints, etc. This is the methd which, been used fr many years by the Bard f Cntrl and the Cmmissiner in selecting State Turnament fficials. The schls given belw are nt listed in rder by regins nr are they listed in the rder f the turnament bracket. ABCDEFGIJKLMNP TTAL fficial Gerge Cnley 4 3 6 1 4 3 4 6 3 34 Charlie Irwin 2 6 6 1 3 6 1 4 1 30 Warren Cper 5 2 4 1 4 6 5 1 28 Milfrd Wells 6 3 1 2 5 6 4 27 "Dc" Ferrell 5 5 5 1 4 6 26 Ralph Mussman 6 6 3 3 2 20 Bill D. arrell 1 2 3 6 3 3 18 Ry Winchester 1 4 4 2 5 16 Dave Lngenecker 4 5 1 1 2 13 Bill Craft 2 3 6 11 James J. uter 4 6 1 11 Shelby Winfrey 3 2 4 9 Ben Edelen 4 5 9
TE KENTUCKY IG SCL ATLETE FR APRIL, 1960 Page Eleven pkinsville Attucks Furth Place Winner 1960 State Basketball Turnament {.Lett t Kignt) t'rnt Rw: Philip Jiner, ward Everett, RUie Carter. Gerge Dley, William Trian, Walter Gee. Back Rw: Cstellus Majrs, Billy Sharber, William Reeves, Jhn Wilfrd, Albert Shaw, Rbert Reese. WENSBR CEERLEADERS Cheerleaders representing the wensbr igh Schl wn first place in the sixth annual cmpetitin fr the Cheerleaders' Cup, awarded by the Kentucky Assciatin f Pep rganizatin Spnsrs at the 1960 State Basketball Turnament. Runner-up hnrs went t the girls f the Ashland igh Schl, with hnrable mentin ging t the arrdsburg igh Schl representatives. Presentatin f the cup was made by President Russell Williamsn during the award ceremny fllwing the final f the turnament. The selectin was based n the fllwing pints: appearance, ability, chice f yells, cnduct, pep and enthusiasm, and sprtsmanship. Crrectin Thrugh an errr the 1959 sprtsmanship ratings in ftball fr the Burgin igh Schl did nt appear with the ther ratings in the March issue f the ATLETE. The ratings are as fllws: cach, 6-2-0^0; ther schl fficials, 5-3-0-0; crwd, 3-5-0-0; team, 2-3- 2-1. ATLETICS AND ANTIBITICS In the brief time since the antibitics (antibacterial agents f bilgic rigin) became available, they have caused a revlutin in the treatment f infectius disease. Beginning with penicillin, a hst f pwerful antibitics have been identified and new nes cntinue t be develped in ur labratries. They are used t cure sme diseases, t prevent thers and t reduce the severity and effects f still thers. But, in spite f their benefits, they have certain limitatins and disadvantages: like clds, influenza r hepatitis. 1. They d nt help t cure virus diseases like clds, influenza r hepatitis. 2. They can cause side effects such as rash, dizziness and severe allergies. 3. Their cntinuing widespread use tends t develp new resistant strains f bacteria. 4. They may encurage harmful effects frm therwise inactive fungi in the intestines. 5. N ne antibitic is successful against all disease rganisms. 6. Casual use may develp individual sensitivity t a drug making it unuseable fr that persn when needed fr serius r lifesaving purpses. Fr all f these reasns, antibitic drugs, by Federal regulatin, can be prescribed nly by a physician. But there are ways f circumventing such regulatins and resrting
Page Twelve TE KENTUCKY IG SCL ATLETE FR APRIL, 1960 t dangerus self-medicatin. Athletes and and their assciates, in cmmn with many ther peple, have smetimes indulged in this practice. Anther player r even an ill-advised adult may ffer the unused prtin f a prescriptin they were given fr a cnditin "just like yurs." The athlete himself may have a leftver supply frm a pervius sickness which he believes t be the same as tday's illness r perhaps anther member f the family may have had a prescriptin fr a cnditin which seemed t resemble the present truble. Smetimes such self-diagnsis and selftreatment has unfrtunate results in side effects r the develpment f sensitivity, but the greatest danger lies in the delay f prper medical care until treatment is difficult. As a result, an athlete may miss several weeks f play when, with prmpt and prper care, he culd have returned t cmpetitin in a few days. Frtunately, the majrity f caches and trainers are nw aware f thse hazards and will nt permit such practices in their athletes r n the part f their staff. A.M.A. and the Natinal Federatin. PRESENTING W. GRDN EISMX, recently elected Executive Secretary f the West Virginia Secndary Schl Activities Cmmissin t succeed the late W. R. Fugitt wh passed away a shrt time ag. Grdn is particularly qualified, having bth the educatin and experience t cntinue t prvide the West Virginia Cmmissin with psitive prgressive leadership. e is a graduate f Spencer igh Schl, received his Bachelr's Degree at Glenville State and his Master's Degree at West Virginia University. e was an utstanding athlete, participating in bth ftball and baseball, serving as ftball captain fr ne seasn. After a distinguished cllege career, he taught and cached in high schl fr 12 years befre entering the field f administratin as Principal at Wirt Cunty igh Schl. Later Mr. Eismn served as Cunty Superintendent f Schls. In 1948 he accepted the principalship f Charles Twn igh Schl and cntinued t serve in that capacity until elected Secretary f the West Virginia Cmmissin. Grdn's experience as Cach, Principal, Ftball Rules Cmmittee Member and as a member f the Bard f Appeals prvides an excellent backgrund fr his present psitin. Until this past seasn he fficiated ftball and he cntinues t serve as President f the Winchester Valley fficials' Assciatin. Mr. Eismn is a member f the fficial Bard f the Charles Twn Methdist Church, Past District Gvernr f Lins Internatinal and an active wrker in the prgram f State and Natinal Educatinal Assciatin. Until recently, he has been active in the By Scut prgram. Mr. and Mrs. Eismn have a sn, Danny, wh is presently a Junir in high schl and during the past seasn was ne f the utstanding interschlastic ftball players in the state. TURNAMENT FR GIRLS At the Bard f Cntrl meeting held during State Basketball Turnament time, the Cmmissiner recmmended t the Bard that a State Tennis Turnament fr Girls be attempted by i /e Assciatin, since it nw appears that enutjh interest has been created in the sprt in certain areas f the state t justify such a turnament. The Bard accepted the recmmendatin, and directed the Cmmissiner t explre the pssibilities f the suggested turnament and t cnduct it as such actin seems advisable. If a state turnament is held, the dates will prbably be May 13-14. The tentative site is Shawnee Park, Luisville. Principals f K..S.A.A. member schls wh might wish t enter individual cmpetitrs r teams in the prpsed turnament shuld ntify the K..S. A. A. ffice at nce. If many schls are invlved,it will prbably be necessary fr reginal turnaments t be held. TRACK NTES (Cntinued frm Page Nine) events, nt mre than three f which shall be running events." The Cmmissiner has ruled that the new track regulatin mentined will nt apply in Kentucky this year. Thse participating in the 1960 State Track Meet at the University f Kentucky this year will see ne f the finest areas fr track and field in America. The surface f the new track is an asphalt-rubber cmbinatin which is all-weather. Spikes lnger than 3 16 f an inch may nt be used, with 1/8 inch spike being preferred. Crss-cuntry, tennis, and basketball shes will be in rder. The set-up prvides fr the field events t take place in the infield. The brad jump and ple vault runways will have the asphaltrubber surface, while the sht and discus circles will be cncrete.
We Ship-The DaV Yu BuV" UNT'S ATLETIC GDS C., Inc. IT'S PNE C 7-1941 MAYFIELD, KENTUCKY PLAY TIME utdr playgrund prgrams will be cnducted in many schls during summer mnths. ur stck is cmplete n all types f playgrund and play time equipment. Try ur "WE SIP TE DAY YU BUY" service n: Basketballs Basketball gals Vlleyballs Vlleyball nets and psts Playgrund balls f all sizes Sftballs and sftball bats Badmintn racquets and shuttleccks Nets and cmplete badmintn sets Regulatin hrseshes in steel and rubber Shufflebard sets and supplies Tennis racquets, nets and balls If yu plan t have baseball in cnnectin with yur recreatin prgram, we have a cmplete stck f unifrms, shes, bats, balls and glves in Little League, Babe Ruth League and regulatin sizes. Please write r call fr cmplete infrmatin and prices, and ur salesmen will be glad t call r give yu any infrmatin and assistance yu may need. We extend a hearty welcme t yu and yur friends t make ur sample rm at the Kentucky tel yur headquarters during K.E.A. in Luisville. We will have a cmplete shwing f baseball, sftball, track, tennis, and ther spring sprts. We will als have new ftball and basketball samples fr the cming 1960 and 1961 seasn; als a cmplete line f award jackets, sweaters, blankets, trphies, etc. UNT'S ATLETIC GDS C. INCRPRATED PNE C 7-1941 MAYFIELD, KENTUCKY
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