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HighSchoolAthMe WOODFORD COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL 1974 CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING TEAM (Left to Righl) Fropt Row: Johnny Thomas. George Smilh, John WUson, Gary Hillock. Second Row: Billy McDaniel, Wayne Campbell. Bruce Boggs, Kevin Rankin. Third Row: Doug Strallon, Vaughn Cordell, Jeff Fitch (Most Outslanding Wrestler), Coach Ron Becker. Official Organ of tite KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION MARCH 1974
INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS STATE WRESTLING TOURNAMENT (Lefl lo Right) Front Row: 98-Mark Wahle, St. Xavier: 105-Tony Harris, Hopkinsville; 112-James Watkins, Caldwell ; 119-Rick Barker, Newport Catholic; 126-Denny Passafiume, St. Xavier; 132-Steve Smith, Ballard; 138- Wayne Campbell, Woodford ; 145-Clipson Jones, Belfry; 155-Jeff Fitch (Most Outstanding Wrestler), Woodford : 167-Ted Lineberry, Doss; 185-Chris Purcell, Flaget; Heavyweight-Kelly Kirchbaum, North Hardin. K.H.S.A.A. AREA BASEBALL REPRESENTATIVES (Left to Right) Front Row: Jerry Kinunel, Beechmonl; Don Hardin, Morehead; Bunny Davis, Danville; Jim Johnson, Frankfort; Pete Mallingly, Louisville; W. P. Russell, Murray. Second Row: Richard Morgan, Londo^; Carroll Elliott, Elizabethtown; Dale Griffith, Ashland; Eldridge Rogers, Hopkinsville; Kenneth Ashley, Science Hill; James A. Mooneyhan, Franklin. Third Row: Richard Urlage, Fort Thomas; Shelby Winfrey, Campbellsville; Al Giordano, Princeton; Bill Ring, Lexington; Buddy Roe, Isom.
The Kentucky High School Athlete Official Organ of the Kentucky High School Athletic Association VOL. XXXVI NO. 8 MARCH, 1974 $1.00 Per Year The K.H.S.A.A. Is There seems to be a misconception in some areas, as to the purpose, the structure, the duties, and powers of the Association. Frequently it is said by the news media, laymen and sometimes school people that the "K.H.S.A.A. said...," "the K.H.S.A.A. did not," and "the K.H.S.A.A. will not." What does this mean? What is the K.H.S.A.A.? The inference of such statements is that the Association is a small group of individuals at the top, imposing and dictating their policy to all involved in interscholastic athletics. Nothing is further from the truth. In 1917 a group of educators met to discuss the growing problems of athletics. The eighteen schools represented were the charter members of the K.H.S.A.A. Since that time the number has increased to include all the accredited high schools. In 1936-37 there were 572 but consolidation of schools has caused the number to decrease to 329 in 1973-74. The Constitution and By-Laws adopted at that time stated its object shall be the development, regulation and purification of the athletic activities in this state. The authorization for the Association's existence is K.R.S. 156.160. It states in part "No individual should represent a school in games, meets or tournaments unless the activities are conducted by appropriate secondary school authorities and the Kentucky High School Athletic Association." Resolution of the State Department states that no school shall engage in interscholastic athletics unless it is a member of the Association. A Federal Court Decree in 1971 indicated that the Association was accountable to the State Department of Education. The assets of the Association belong to the member schools as indicated in the Constitution as to their disposal if the Association should be dissolved. The State Superintendent of Public Instruction's representative is present at meetings of the Board of Control. The structure of the Association has not changed, in general, since its inception. Each school joins the Association annually through its principal. The Constitution and By-Laws are determined by a Delegate Assembly at an annual meeting. TTiis group is composed of one representative for each of the sixty-four basketball districts, each delegate being elected by the principals of the schools in the district. The Constitution provides for the creation of a Board of Control composed of eight principals and two blacks, who are certified employees of a Board of Education. The Directors are elected by the principals and can serve only one four year term. Each of the eight principals represent two of the sixteen basketball regions. Each black director represents eight regions. Some of the powers of the Board of Control are the general supervision of the Association, employ the executives, establish tournaments and meets, and decide all questions and perform duties not provided for in the Constitution. The Commissioner and Assistants are employed by the Board of Control. The duties of the Commissioner are set forth in the Constitution, some being to act as executive officer, prepare and receive reports, interpret the Constitution, enforce penalties provided, conduct meets and tournaments, register officials and conduct rules clinics. The powers of the Commissioner are specific and he is bound by the rules of the Association in that he can not change or set aside any regulation unless it so states in the By-Laws. In interpreting the rules regarding a contestant's eligibility as pertains to age, number of semesters, preceding semester enrollment, current semester grades, scholarship and transfer, he is governed by the rules. Numerous other items are spelled out as to the number of contests, interstate contests, postseason games, all-star games, practice of sportsmanship, duties of the principal and all the tournament and meet regulations governing all sports. These things are determined by the rules and not by the whim of the Commissioner or Board of Control. When it is heard that the Commissioner or the Association declared an athlete ineligible it should be understood that it was not a "ruling" but a rule that made him ineligible. And remember the rules are made by the leaders of the educational program for all the member schools. Who else should be better qualified to make the rules and regulations for interscholastic athletics than these people. State Wrestling Team Results The Atherton High School, Louisville, was the site for the State Wrestling Tournament held on February 15-16. Mr. OrviUe Williams of the Seneca High School was manager for the tournament. The team results are as follows: 1 Woodford 541-2, 2. Fern Creek 47, 3. Flaget, CaldweU 42, 5. St. Xavier 40, 6. Trinity 39, 7. North Hardin 27, 8. Campbell 22 9 Ballard 21, 10. Doss 20 V2, 11. Newport Catholic 20, 12. Seneca 19, 13. Paducah Tilghman 17, 14. Tates Creek, Belfry 15, 16. HopkinsviUe 14, 17. Henderson 13, 18, Lafayette 12y2, 19. Durrett 10, 20. Fort Campbell 9%, 21. Pleasure Ridge Park, Frankfort 9, 23. Eastern 8, 24. Union 71-2, 25. Conner 7, 26. Westport 5, 27. Covington Holmes 4^72, 28. Franklin-Simpson, Owensboro 4, 30. Newport, Waggener 3, 32. Jeffersontown 2 2, 33. Simon Kenton, Oldham 2, 35. Christian IVz, 36.Western, Harrison, Danville 1.
Page Two THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR MARCH 1974 VOL. XXXVI NO. MARCH, 1974 Published monlhlr, except June and July, by the Kentucky High School Athletic Auodallo;! Office of Publication, S60 E. Cooper Dr., P. O. Box 7502, Lexington, Ky. 40502 Second clan pottage paid at Lexington, Kentucky Editor JOE B. MANSFIELD Assistant Edltoi JEAN BATSEL AssUlant Editor TOM MILLS Asaiatant EdUor -.. LOOTS STOUT AssUtanf EdUor BILLY V. WISE Laxlngton, Kentucky BOAHD OF CONTHOL President Frank B. Simpson (1972-l$7t), LouUvllle Vice-President W. P. Wheeler (I971-I975), Owensboro Director* J. C. Cantrell (1S70-1974), VaUey Station: J. Thomas Creamer (1973-1975), Maytville; Howard R. CrUtenden (1973-1977), Murray; Andrew J. Fulti (1972-1976), OUve Hill; Arthur R. Hawkins (1972-1976), Mt. Sterling; Louie Martin (1972-1976), Corbin; James R. WUliams (1973 1977), Somerset; Hoy L. Winchester (1S70-1974), Bethlehem. REPORTS PAST DUE 1 School's Report on Basketball Officials 2. Official's Report on Schools (Basketball) Spring Meets Tentative dates have been set for the various spring meets and tournaments in rifle marksmanship, baseball, track, golf and tennis. They are as follows: April 17, State Rifle Championship May 13, regional golf tournaments (sites given below) May 14-17, district baseball tournaments (sites given below) May 18, regional track meets (sites given below) May 21-22, state golf tournaments May 23-25, regional baseball tournaments (sites given below) May 25, state track meets May 28-29, Boys' Individual State Golf Tournament June 1, regional tennis tournaments (sites given below) June 3-6, State Baseball Tournament June 7-8, State Tennis Tournament Attention, Principals! Under the requirements of K.H.S.A.A. By- Law 28-3, head baseball coaches and registered baseball officials are required to attend at least one rules interpretation clinic. The schedule for the baseball clinics is given below. Principals of member schools sponsoring baseball teams should not allow their teams to begin their 1974 schedules unless there has been compliance with the rule mentioned. Clinic Schedule February 3 (1:00 P.M.) Holmes High School, Covington February 10 (2:30 P.M.) Brown Building, Louisville March 10 (1:00 P.M.) 'Western Ky. University, Bowling Green March 18 (7:00 P.M.) Somerset High School March 19 (7:00 P.M.) Middlesboro High School March 20 (7:00 P.M.) Hazard High School March 21 (7:00 P.M.) School, Paintsville March 22 (7:00 P.M.) Johnson Central High Paul G. Blazer High School, Ashland March 24 (2:30 P.M.) - Henry Clay High School, Le.xington March 25 (7:00 P.M.) Campbellsville High School March 26 (7:00 P.M.) Hopkinsville High School March 27 (7:00 P.M.) Paducah Tilghman High School March 28 (7:00 P.M.) Owensboro High School March 29 (7:00 P.M.) Elizabethtown High School K.H.S.A.A. Girls Schools Angela Merici Louisville District 22 Assumption Louisville District 28 Holy Rosary Louisville District 23 LaSalette Academy Covington District 34 Louisville Collegiate Louisville District 25 Margaret Hall Versailles District 41 Mercy Academy Louisville District 25 Notre Dame Academy Covington District 34 Our Lady of Providence Newport District 35 Presentation Academy Louisville District 25 Sacred Heart Academy Louisville District 26 Villa Madonna Covington District 34 Fencing Championship The first High School Boys and Girls Fencing Tournament will be held on March 23, 1974, in Ursuline Gym, 3105 Lexington Road, Louisville, Kentucky 40207. Sacred Heart Academy will host this event. Men's Foil 10:00 A.M. Women's Foil 11:00 A.M. Men's Epee 1:00 P.M. Men's Sabre 2:00 P.M. For additional information contact Bill Long, Southern Junior High School, 4530 Bellevue Avenue, Louisville, Kentucky 40215. Corresponding Dates For Basketball Article VIII, Section 3-d, of the K.S.A.A.A, Constitution states: "If 'corresponding date' appears in a football or basketball contract. Thanksgiving Day is the date from which the corresponding date shall be determined in football, the date of the district tournament final game in basketball. This rule as it applies to basketball shall go into effect in 1970-71." Since 1975 is the year that the district tournament moves six days later in month, there is some confusion over the state pertaining to the scheduling of basketball games. The above regulation applies only if the "corresponding date" is to determine the date of the second game of a contract. If specific dates appear on the contract for all games, this regulation would not apply. In 1975 the district tournaments will be played the week of March 3-8. Attention Track Coaches The Rules and Regulations Governing Girls and Boys Regional and State Track Meets appear on pages 63-66 of the K.H.S.A.A. booklet. It will be noted that the girls' 50-Yard Dash has been deleted and the Mile Run added. A girl contestant may compete in not more than four events. She
THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR MARCH 1974 Page Three may enter no more than three track events or field events. A boy contestant shall not enter or compete in more than four events in track and/or field. Any number of these may be relays. The winner and runner-up in each event in a regional meet quaufies for the State Meet, however, only the winner will receive an expense allowance. The Classes A and AA Meets (Girls and Boys) will be held at Western Kentucky University on May 24-25. In Memoriam vjafeisisi ",j""^ge5 ^ *»S Wilbur Smith Mr. Wilbur Smith, the State Depai-tment's Consultant to the K.H.S.A.A., died last month at the age of 57 of a heart attack. Wilbur was a native of Edmonson but attended Munfordville High School where he excelled as a basketball and baseball player. He graduated from Western Kentucky University and spent several years teaching and coaching. He served as principal at Breckinridge and later at Caverna High School. In 1966 Mr. Smith joined the State Department of Education as general supervisor for instruction. A year later he became director for the Division of Elementary and Secondary Education. In 1972 he became the executive assistant for Special Instructional Services. His coaching background continued when he moved to Frankfort. During his five years working with the city Department of Recreation, Mr. Smith coached two junior Babe Ruth League state championship baseball teams, one senior Babe Ruth League state championship baseball team and was host coach for a regional junior tournament, one of ten such tournaments ever held in the world. Mr. Smith is survived by his wife, Betty, and two sons, Charles and Bruce. As one admired said, "Both educationally, and as a sportsman, he will be missed for his spirit and devotion." BASEBALL Murray Region Christian District Christian, Fort Campbell, Hopkinsville, Trigg Murray District Benton, Calloway, North Marshall, Murray, South Marshall Reidland District Heath, Lone Oak, Paducah Tilghman, Reidland, St. Mary District Cuba, Farmington. Mayfield. Wingo Caldwell District Caldwell, Crittenden, Livingston Central, Lyon Carlisle District Ballard Memorial, Carlisle, Fulton. Hickman Ohio Counly Region Henderson District Henderson, Henderson, Providence. Union, Webster Madisonville District Dawson Springs, Earlington, McLean, Madisonville-North Hopkins, South Hopkins, West Hopkins Leitchfield District Butler, Caneyville, Clarkson, Edmonson. Leitchfield Owensboro District Apollo. Daviess, Owensboro, Owensboro Catholic, Trinity Central City District Bremen. Central City, Drakesboro, Graham. Greenville, Hughes-Kirk, Muhlenberg Central Ohio District Breckinridge ^ Fordsville, Hancock, Ohio, St. Romuald Bowling Green Region Bowling Green District Bowling Green, Franklin-Simpson. Warren Central, Warren East Russellville District Adairville, Auburn, Chandlers Chapel, Lewisburg, Olmstead, Russellville, Todd Central Glasgow District Allen. Austin Tracv, Glasgow, Hiseville, Park City, Scottsville, Temple Hill Cumberland District Clinton Countv, Cumberland, Gamaliel, Metcalfe, Tompkinsville Green District Caverna, Green Countv, Hart, LaRue District East Hardin, Elizabethtown, Fort Knox. Meade, North Hardin, West Hardin Marion District Adair. Campbellsville, Marion, Taylor Bulhtt Central District Bardstown, Bethlehem, Bullitt Central, Nelson, Washington Jefferson Region District Bishop David, Butler. Pleasure Ridge Park, Western Southern District DeSales, Iroquois, Southern, Tliomas Jefferson District Durrett, Fern Creek, Jeffersontown, Marion C. Moore Flaget District Central. Flaget, Portland Christian. Shawnee St. Xavier District Ahrens. dupont Manual. Male. St. Xavier Westport District Ballard Eastern, Kentucky Academy, Waggener, Westport District Doss, Fairdale, Jesse Stuart, Valley Trinity District Atherton. Kentucky Country Day, Seneca, Trinity
Page Four THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR MARCH 1974 Newport Region Boone District Boone, Conner, Dixie Heights, Lloyd Memorial, St. Henry, Simon Kenton Newport District Bellevue. Dayton, Newport, Newport Catholic Owen District Carroll, Eminence, Gallatin, Henry. Owen, Trimble Grant District Grant, Pendleton, Walton Verona, Williamstown District Bishop Brossart, Campbell, Highlands, St. Thomas, Silver Grove Ludlow District Beechwood, Covington Catholic, Holmes, Holy Cross, Ludlow Lewis District Augusta, Bracken, Fleming, Mason Countv, Maysville, St. Patrick, Tollesboro Lexinglon Region Georgetown District Frankfort. Franklin, Georgetown, Scott Harrison District Bourbon, Harrison, Nicholas, Paris Lexington District Bryan Station, Henry Clay, Lafayette, Sayre, Tates Creek Boyle District Boyle, Danville, Garrard Countv, Jessamine, Kentucky School f/t Deaf Shelbyville District Oldham, Shelby, Shelbyville, Taylorsville Casey District Casey, Crab Orchard, Hustonville, McKinney, Memorial, Stanford Madison Central District Berea, Estill, Madison, Madison Central, Model Lexington Catholic District Anderson, Harrodsburg, Mercer, Lexington Catholic, Woodford Middlesboro Region Somerset District Burnside, Nancy, Pulaski, Somerset Russell District McCreary, Monticello, Russell, Wayne Hindman District Carr Creek, Breathitt. Fleming-Neon, Hindman, Jenkins, Knott, Letcher. Riverside Christian, Whitesburg Buckhorn District Buckhorn, Combs Memorial, Hazard, M. C. Napier Laurel District Clay, Jackson. Laurel, Oneida Institute, Rockcastle District Cawood, Cumberland. Evarts, Harlan, Lynch Lee District Hazel Green Academy, Jackson. Lee, Owsley, Powell, Wolfe Middlesboro District Barbourville, Bell, Corbin, Henderson Settlement, Lone Jack, Middlesboro, Whitley Johnson Central Region Ashland District Boyd, Catlettsburg, Fairview, Holy Family, Louisa, Paul G. Blazer Russell District Greenup, Raceland, Russell Bath District Bath, George R. Clark, Menifee, Montgomery, Mt. Sterling Elkhorn City District Belfry, Elkhorn City, Feds Creek, Johns Creek, Phelps Morehead District East Carter, Rowan, University Breckinridge, West Carter Johnson Central District Ezel, Johnson Central, Morgan Countv, Paintsville, Salyersville, Sheldon Clark Prestonsburg District Betsy Layne, Mc- Dowell, Prestonsburg, Wheelwright District Allen Central, Millard, Pikeville, Virgie GOLF FOR GIRLS Princeton Region Caldwell, Christian, Central City, Greenville, Henderson, Murray. Owensboro, Trigg Bowling Green Region Allen, Bowling Green, Gamaliel, Glasgow, Metcalfe, Scottsville, Tompkinsville Louisville Region Ahrens Vocational, Ballard, Doss. Eastern, Flaget, Kentucky Country Day, Louisville Collegiate, Sacred Heart, Shawnee, Thomas Jefferson, Waggener Marion Region Bethlehem, Campbellsville, Elizabethtown, Green, Marion, Meade, Mercer, North Hardin, Taylor Carroll Region Boone, Campbell, Carroll, Dixie Heights, Grant, Oldham ^ Owen, Shelbyville Lexington Region George Rogers Clark, Frankfort, Franklin, Harrison, Henry Clay, Lafayette, Model, Tates Creek, Woodford Corbin Region Boyle, Corbin, Cumberland, Danville, Evarts, Laurel, Lynch, Middlesboro, Stanford Ashland Region Allen Central, Catlettsburg, Fleming, Maysville, Paintsville, Paul G. Blazer, Prestonsburg, St. Patrick GOLF FOR BOYS Mayfield Region Ballard Memorial, Benton, Caldwell, Christian, Ft. Campbell, Fulton. Fulton, Hickman, Hopkinsville. Lone Oak, Mayfield, Murray, North Marshall, Paducah Tilghman, St. Mary, South Marshall, Trigg Owensboro Region Apollo, Breckinridge. Central City, Daviess, Greenville, Hancock, Henderson, Henderson, Madisonville-North Hopkins, Meade, Ohio, Owensboro, Owensboro Catholic, Providence, Union Park City Region Adair, Allen, Barren, Bowling Green, Bullitt Central, Campbellsville, Caverna. Clinton, East Hardin, Edmonson, Elizabethtown, Ft. Knox, Franklin-Simpson, Gamaliel, Glasgow, Green, Hart, LaRue, Metcalfe, North Hardin, Park City, Russelville, Scottsville, Taylor, Tompkinsville West Jefferson Region Ahrens Vocational, Bishop David, Butler, DeSales, Doss, Fairdale, Flaget. Iroquois, Marion C. Moore, Pleasure Ridge Park, Shawnee, Southern, Stuart, Thomas Jefferson, Valley, Western East Jefferson Region Atherton, Ballard, dupont Manual, Durrett, Eastern, Fern Creek, Jefferstown, Kentucky Country Day, Male, St. Xavier, Seneca. Trinity, Waggener, Westport
THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR MARCH 1974 Page Five Covington Region Beechwood, Boone, Carroll, Conner, Covington Catholic, Covington Latin, Dixie Heights, Holmes, Holy Cross, Lloyd Memorial. Ludlow, Owen, St. Henry, Simon Kenton, Trimble, Walton- Verona Campbell Region Bellevue, Bishop Brossart, Campbell, Dayton, Fleming. Grant Couty. Highlands, Lewis, Mason, Maysville, Newport, Newport Catholic, St. Patrick. Silver Grove, Williamstown Frankfort Region Bourbon, Bryan Station. Frankfort, Franklin, George Rogers Clark, Georgetown, Harrison, Henry Clay, Henry, Lafayette, Lexington Catholic, " Montgomery, Mt. Sterling, Oldham, Paris, Powell, Scott, Shelby, Shelbyville, Tales Creek, Woodford Springfield Region Anderson, Bardstown, Bethlehem, Boyle. Burgin, Casey, Danville, Harrodsburg, Jessamine, Marion, Mercer, Nelson, Russell, Stanford, Washington London Region Berea Community, Burnside, Corbin. Cumberland. Estill, Evarts, Harlan, Laurel, Lee. Lynch. Madison Central, Middlesboro, Model, Monticello, Pineville, Rockcastle, Somerset, Williamsburg Paintsville Region Allen Central, Belfry. Betsy Layne, Boyd, Catlettsburg, Elkhorn City' FaiVview, Greenup, Hazard, Hindman, Holy Family, Jenkins, Johns Creek, Johnson Central, Louisa. Paintsville. Paul G. Blazer, Pikeville, Prestonsburg. Raceland, Russell. Wlieelwright RIFLE MARKSMANSHIP Fern Creek. Greenup, Hazard. Hopkinsville. Jeffersontown. McLean, Male, Marion. M. M. I.. Nelson, Owensboro, Paul G. Blazer, Seneca. Stuart, Thomas Jefferson. Waggener. Western. TENNIS FOR GIRLS Murray Region Christian. Fort Campbell, Hende'rson, Hopkinsville, Lone Oak, Mavfield, Murray, North Marshall, Paducah Tilghman, St. Marv, South Marshall Bowling Green Region Bowling Green, Campbellsville, Caverna, Franklin Simpson, Glasgow, Green, Metcalfe, Olmstead, RussellviUe, Tompkinsville Elizabethtown Region Bardstown, Elizabethtown, Fort Knox, LaRue, Meade, Nelson, North Hardin, Owensboro, Taylor East Jefferson Region Ahrens, Assumption, Atherton, Ballard, Louisville Collegiate, Eastern, Fern Creek, Jeffersontown, Male, Marion C. Moore, Mercy Academy, Sacred Heart Academy, Seneca, Waggener, Westport West Jefferson Region Angela Merici, Butler, Central, Doss, Fairdale, Flaget, Hol.y Rosary, Kentucky Country Day, Pleasure Ridge Park, Presentation, Shawnee, Southern, Stuart, Thomas Jefferson, Western Bellevue Region Beechwood, Bellevue, Boone, Campbell, Conner, Henry, Highlands, Holy Cross, LaSalette, Lloyd Memorial, Newport, Notre Dame, Oldham, Villa Madonna Lexington Region Bourbon, Bryan Station, Frankfort, Franklin, Georgetown, Harrodsburg, Henry Clay, Lafayette, Paris, Sayre, Tate? Creek, Woodford Richmond Region Boyd, Boyle, Burnside, Danville, Evarts, George R. Clark, Laurel, Middlesboro. Model, Mt. Sterling, Paul G. Blazer. Prestonsburg. Russell, Somerset, Uni\-ersity Breckinridge TENNIS FOR BOYS Murray Region Caldwell, Christian. Fort Campbell. Henderson. Henderson. Hopkinsville, Lone Oak, Madisonville- North Hopkins, Mavfield, Murrav, North Marshall, Paducah Tilehman. South Marshall. St. Mary Bowling Green Region Bowling Green, Campbellsville, Caverna, Edmonson, Franklin Simpson. Glasgow. Green. Hart, Lewisburg, RussellviUe, Metcalfe, Taylor, Tompkinsville Elizabethtown Region Apollo, Bardstown, Breckinridge, Elizabethtown, Fort Knox, LaRue, Nelson, Shelbyville, Shelby, Meade, North Hardin, Owensboro, Owensboro Catholic West Jefferson Region Bishop David, Butler, Doss. Fairdale. Pleasure Ridge Park, Southern, Stuart. Valley, Western East Jefferson Region Ballard, Durrett, Eastern, Fern Creek, Jeffersontown, Seneca, Moore, Waggener. Westport Louisville Region Ahrens. Atherton. Central. DeSales, dupont Manual, Flaget, Iroquois, Kentucky Country Day, Male, St. Xavier, Shawnee, Trinity Bellevue Region Beechwood, Bellevue, Boone, Campbell, Carroll, Conner. Covington Catholic. Henry, Highlands. Holmes, Holy Cross, Lloyd. New^port, Newport Catholic, Oldham Lexington Region Anderson, Bourbon, Bryan Station, Frankfort, Franklin, Georgetown. Henry Clay, Lafayette, Millersburg Military Inst.. Paris. Sayre, Tates Creek. Woodford Richmond Region Boyle. Danville, Evarts, George R. Clark, Harrodsburg. Hazard, Holv Family, Laurel, Louisa, Middlesboro, Model", Mt. Sterling. Paul G. Blazer. Prestonsburg, Russell, Somerset TRACK ASSIGNMENTS Track regulations adopted by the Board of Control provide that the state shall be divided into classes and regions by the Commissioner who will assign the schools to the regional sites. The 1974 assignments are as follows: TRACK CLASS A GIRLS Fort Campbell Region Ballard Memorial, Carlisle. Crittenden, Earlington, Fort Campbell. Heath. Hickman, Murray,
Page Six THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR MARCH 1974 Providence, St Mar;.-. South Hopkins, South Marshall, Trigg Glasgow Region Dawson Springs, Frederick- Fraize. Gamaliel, Hancock, Hiseville, Hughes Kirk, Lewisburg, McLean, Park City, Russellville, Todd Central, Tompkinsville Greensburg Region Bardstown, Bethlehem, Campbellsville, Caverna, Green, Kentucky Country Day, Kentucky School for the Blind, Metcalfe, West Hardin Fort Thomas Region Augusta, Bellevue, Bishop Brossart, Carroll, Dayton, Eminence, Grant, Henry, Ludlow, Nicholas, Owen, Our Lady of Providence, Villa Madonna Lexington Region Burgin, Frankfort, Georgetown, Harrodsburg, Lexington Catholic, Mavsville, Mercer, Paris, Savre, Shelbyville Richmond Region Berea. Boyle, Ezel, Hazard, Hindman, Jenkins, Letcher, Menifee Williamsburg Region Corbin, Evarts, Fleming-Neon, Harlan, Lynch, Lynn Camp, Riverside Christian, St. Camillus, Williamsburg Morehead Region Bath, Betsy Layne, Catlettsburg. Elkhorn City, Fairview, Johns Creek, Lewis, Louisa, Mt. Sterhng, Morgan. Mullins, Paintsville, Pikeville, Raceland, University Breckinridge, Virgie, West Carter, Wolfe TRACK CLASS AA GIRLS Paducah Region Calloway, Christian, Hopkinsville, Lone Oak, North Marshall, Paducah Tilghman, Reidland Owensboro Region Apollo, Daviess, Henderson, Madisonville-North Hopkins Owensboro, Union, Webster Glasgow Region Adair, Bowling Green, Franklin Simpson, Glasgow, LaRue, Russell, Taylor, Warren Central Bullitt Central Region Breckinridge, Bullitt Central, East Hardm, Fort Knox, Marion, Meade, Nelson, Nortli Hardin, Oldham, Shelby, Washington Fort Thomas Region Boone, Campbell, Conner, Dixie Heights, Highlands, Holmes, Lloyd Memorial, Mason, Newport, Notre Dame, Pendleton Lexington Region Bourbon, Bryan Station, Franklin, Harrison, Henry Clay, Jessamine, Lafayette, Scott, Tales Creek. Woodford - Richmond Region Danville, George R, Clark, Knox Central, Laurel, Madison Central, M. C. Napier. Middlesboro. Montgomery, Somerset. Whitesburg. Whitley Morehead Region Belfry, Boyd, East Carter. Fleming, Greenup. Johnson Central. Paul G. Blazer, Prestonsburg, Rowan, Russell TRACK CLASS AAA GIRLS Flaget Region Angela Merici, Butler, Central, dupont Manual, Flaget, Male, Shawnee Atherton Region Atherton, Durrett, Holy Rosarj-, Moore, Sacred Heart, Southern, Thomas Jefferson Doss Region Beth Haven, Doss, Fairdale, Iroquois. Jesse Stuart, Valley. Western, Pleasure Ridge Park Ballard Region Assumption. Ballard. Eastern, Fern Creek, Jeffersontown. Mercy Academy, Seneca, Westport TRACK CLASS A BOYS Fort Campbell Region Ballard Memorial, Carlisle, Crittenden, Dawson Springs, Fort Campbell, Fulton, Heath, Hickman. Hughes Kirk, Murray. Providence, South Hopkins, South Marshall, St. Mary, Trigg Glasgow Region Allen, Barren, Bremen, Butler, Caneyville, Edmonson, Frederick-Fraize. Gamaliel, Hancock. Hiseville, Leitchfield, Lewisburg, McLean. Park City. Russellville, Todd, Tompkmsville Greensburg Region Bardstown, Campbellsville, Caverna, Cumberland, Green, Kentucky Country Day, Kentucky School f/t Bhnd, Metcalfe, West Hardin" Boone Region Augusta, Bellevue, Bishop Brossart, Carroll. Covington Latin, Dayton, Eminence. Gallatin. Grant, Henry, Ludlow, Nicholas, Owen. Trimble Lexington Region Burgin. Frankfort, Georgetown, Harrodsburg. Lexington Catholic, Mavsville. Mercer, Paris. Savre. ShelbyviJle Richmond Region Berea. Boyle, Combs Memorial, Ezel, Fleming-Neon, Hazard, Jackson. Jackson. Jenkins, Kentucky School f/t Deaf. Menifee, Madison, Model, Monticello, Nancy, Wolfe Williamsburg Region Corbin, Cumberland, Evarts, Harlan. Lone Jack. Lynch, Lynn Camp, Pineville, Riverside Christian, St. Camillus, Williamsburg Morehead Region Bath. Betsy Layne, Catlettsburg. Elkhorn City. Fairview, Johns Creek, Lewis. Millard, Morgan, Mt. Sterling, Mullins, Pikeville, Raceland, University Breckinridge, Virgie, West Carter, Wheelwright TRACK CLASS AA BOYS Paducah Region Calloway. Christian, Hopkinsville, Lone Oak, Mayfield. North Marshall. Paducah Tilghman. Reidland Owensboro Region Apollo. Daviess, Henderson, Henderson, Madisonville- North Hopkins, Ohio, Owensboro, Owensboro Catholic. Union. Webster Glasgow Region Adair, Bowling Green, Franklin Simpson, Glasgow, Hart, LaRue, Russell, Taylor, Warren Central, Warren East Bullitt Central Region Breckinridge, Bullitt Central. East Hardin. Elizabethtown. Fort Knox. Meade. Marion, Nelson. North Hardin, Oldham, Shelby. Washington Boone Region Boone, Campbell. Conner. Covington Catholic, Dixie Heights, Highlands, Holmes, Lloyd Memorial, Newport, Newport Catholic, Pendleton, Simon Kenton Lexington Region Bourbon, Bryan Station, Franklin, Harrison, Henry
THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR MARCH 1974 Page Seven Clay, Jessamine, Lafayette, Scott, Tates Creek. Woodford Richmond Region Bell, Casey, Clay, Danville, George R. Clark, James A. Cawood. Knox Central. Laurel, Madison Central, M. C. Napier, Middlesboro, Montgomery, Pulaski, Somerset, Whitesburg, Whitley Morehead Region Allen Central, Belfry, Boyd. East Carter. Fleming, Greenup, Johnson Central, Lewis, Mason, Paul G. Blazer, Prestonsburg, Rowan. Russell. Sheldon Clark TRACK CLASS AAA BOYS Flaget Region Butler, Central. dupont Manual, Flaget, Male, Shawnee Atherton Region Atherton. DeSales, Durrett. Moore. St. Xavier. Southern. Thomas Jefferson Iroquois Region Beth Haven. Bishop David, Doss, Stuart, Valley, Western. Pleasure Ridge Park. Fairdale. Iroquois Ballard Region Ballard. Eastern, Fern Creek, Jeffersontown, Seneca, Trinity, Waggener, Westport KAPOS NEWS ATTENTION: Principals and Cheerleader Sponsors! Is your school a paid-up member of KAPOS? If you are, and your region, your cheerleader squad will be eligible to compete for the top award: Outstanding Cheerleader Squad in the State Tournament. Included in the packet that will be given (by the tournament finals will be a letter pertaining to cheerleader squads, and will request that the cheerleaders of his school are bing chaperoned by a well-qualified, school-approved adult. The name of the sponsor should be included in this confirmation letter. This letter must be in the hands of the officially appointed KAPOS Board Member prior to the time that your cheerleaders take the floor. There will always be some one there to take your letter and to counsel with you. REGISTRATION FOR CHEERLEADERS Please stop by the KAPOS desk in Freedom Hall to: 1. Register your squad 2. Pick up your envelope which contains the KAPOS handbook and other tournament information. Along with a KAPOS board member there will be high school cheerleaders on hand to assist you. They can be identified by their hostess armbands. Feel free to ask them for help, and in turn they may seek your cheerleaders to be interviewed by one of the radio commentators. In order to make their task easier, we are asking that you register your seat, row and section number. A possible radio interview is often missed because the guides can not locate the desired person in time for the interview. HOSPITALITY ROOM May we remind all sponsors and cheerleaders that KAPOS has a Hospitality Room, located in Freedom Hall. Besides the opportunity to socialize with friends, exchange ideas, and perhaps get help with your problems, you can have free refreshments. Be sure to register when you come to the Hospitality Room. STATE-AT-LARGE AND STATE TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS Beginning with the District Tournaments, all squads that are paid up members of KAPOS are eligible to compete for the honor of representing that District in their Region. The winner from each Region is eligible to compete for the title of Champion-of-the-State-at-Large. Judging for the State-at-Large winners will take place at 8:30 a.m. on Friday in Atherton School gymnasium. We are grateful to the administrators for their generosity in opening the doors of their school to us for this competitive event. We trust that they will have no cause to fault our behavior. All cheerleaders and guests will be expected to be remindful that they are guests in the "home" of Atherton School. It is possible for the winner of the State Tournament to be also the winner of the State-at- Large. The judging instrument to be used for the State-at-Large competition will be identical to the one used for the Region. The instrument to be used for the State Tournament will be enclosed in the packet given out by the K.H.S.A.A. officials to the respective winners of the sixteen regions. GOVERNOR FORD DECLARES SPORTSMANSHIP WEEK While every week should be Good Sportsmanship Week. KAPOS has always tried to put special emphasis on being a good sport at State Tournament time. Being a good sport is part of being a good citizen. KAPOS doesn't believe that good citizens need to be reminded to exemplify good sportsmanship. However, it is especially fitting at tournament time to remind all citizens that it is a privilege to be able to attend the games and that each individual can contribute to the success of the tournament if he will abide by the KAPOS Sportsmanship Creed proclaimed by Governor Ford. AWARDING OF TROPHIES State Champion-at-Large: The winner will receive the Ted Sanford trophy while the runnerup will receive the Jane Meyer trophy. Ribbons will be given for honorable mention. These awards will be given during the half-time of the first game Friday afternoon. place trophy: State Tournament: winner, first runner-up, second place trophy; honorable mention, ribbon. These awards will be given at the close of the final game on Saturday night. All cheerleaders are asked to wear their uniforms and to assemble in the KAPOS Hospitality Room during the half-time of the final game. All Cheerleaders will then proceed to one of the end of the end entrances where the winners will have access to the playing floor. Sponsors of the competing 16 cheerleader groups are asked to come to the floor with their squads. Besides getting the recognition you so well deserved, it is another way of letting the public know that cheerleading is important enough in the school's curriculum to merit a well-qualified "sponsor-coach-chapeion." REMINDER It is time to send in credentials for scholarship candidates. You too, may have a potential
Page Eight THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR MARCH 1974 MARION C. MOORE H.S. GIRLS' GYMNASTICS TEAM 1974 K.H.S.A.A. STATE CHAMPION (Le l lo Righli Front Row: Julie Donahue, Marty Sallee, Patty Sallee, Lori Mumford. Second Row: Paula Sumner, Allison Runner, Julia Gandrud, Linda Nelson. Third Row: Beverly Thompson, Carole Liedlke, Karen Fox, Mgr. Mike Gaines. scholarship winner. Get your applications in early. Write our officers for application forms, or pick them up at the KAPOS desk in Freedom Hall. SUMMER CHEERLEADER CLINIC JUNIOR HIGH - SENIOR HIGH CLINIC (Clinic I, July 7-11) (Chnic II, July 14-18) Both Clinics will be held on the University of Kentucky campus. The two groups will be housed separately. Classes and lectures will be geared to the interest and ability of the respective groups. Brochures giving details of the clinic can be obtained at the State Tournament KAPOS desk or by contacting Mrs. Milly Rodes (Transylvania College) or Mrs. Grace Fragstein (Lafayette School) all addressed to University of Kentucky, University Station. Box 6.50, Lexington, Kentucky 40506. NOTE TO ALL ADMINISTRATORS Many of you have responded to our SOS in releasing teaching personnel to assist with the many tasks necessary to keep this organization functioning effectively. Again, we need judges and personnel to help at the tournament. This involves at least 12 to 15 people. It is also back-breaking, tiresome work. However, we have many dedicated women who have indicated a willingness to help share these duties provided they get a release from their administrators. Therefore, the KAPOS board is seeking your understanding and cooperation should you be asked to release a teacher from her duties to help carry on the work that KAPOS is doing to make cheerleading a worthwhile educational experience in the State of Kentucky. GYMNASTICS RESULTS The University of Kentucky's Seaton Building, Lexington, was the site for the Gymnastics competition held on February 23, 1974. Mitzie Renfro and Jim Nance managed the girls and boys tournaments respectively. The results are as follows: Boys Team Finish: Tales Creek, 295.05; Henry Clay, 256.11, Bryan Station, 244.40, Iroquois, 225.15; Lafayette, 188.95. Parallel Bars: Adams, Thomas Jefferson, 16.95; Wilkin,s, Tales Creek, 16.45; Wilce, Tales Creek, 15.90; Blount, Tales Creek, 15.55; D. McCool, Henry Clay, 15.25 Still Rings: Wilkins, Tates Creek, 15.80; Adams, Thomas Jefferson, 15. 75; P. DeLuca, Tates Creek, 14.70; J. Stone, Henry Clay, 14.65; S. Wilce, Tates Creek 14 45 High Bar: Wilkins, Tates Creek, 17.60; Bowles, St. Xavier, 16.85; Stone, Henry Clay, 15.45; Adams, Thomas Jefferson, 15.45; S. Wilce, Tates Creek, 15.25 All-Around: Adams, Thomas Jefferson, 99.10; Wilkins, Tates Creek, 98.60; S. Wilce, Tates Creek,
THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR MARCH 1974 TAXES CREEK H.S. BOYS' GYMNASTICS TEAM 1974 K.H.S.A.A. STATE CHAMPION Page Nine (Leil to Righl) Fronl Row: Bill Williams, Paul DeLuca, Scot Wilce, Mark Barlon. Second Row: Steve Wilce, Kevin, Wilkins, Sherry Trimble, Billy Blount. 89.75; Bowles, St. Xavier, 88.75; Blount, Tates Creek. 87.35 Team Girls Finish: Marion Moore, 198.85, Heni-y Clay, 196.83; Tates Creek, 190.25; Southern, 178.60 VauUing: L. Nelson, Moore, 17.1; R. Wilkerson. Paris, 16.95; Tie-L. Floyd. Tates; N. Georgehegan, Henry Clay. K. Flanary, Lafayette, 16.65 Uneven Bars: Nelson, Moore, 17.97; J. Burckle, Jeffersontown, 17,25; Tie Wilkerson, Paris; Georgehegan, Henry Clay, 17.00; Tie Kay Polites, Henry Clay; J. Steinlage, Seneca, 16.25 Balanced Beam: Nelson, Moore, 17.4; Flovd, Tates Creek, 17.2; Georgehegan, Henry Clay. 16.8; A. Polites, Henry Clay, 16.75; Burckle, Jeffersontown, 16.75 Free Exercise: Nelson, Moore, 17.85; Floyd. Tates Creek, 17.55; Wilkerson, Paris, 17.35; A. Pontes, Henry Clay, 17.15, Tie K. Pohtes, Henry Clay, Flanary, Lafayette; Steinlage, Seneca, 16.85 Tumbling: Georgehegan, Henry Clay, 8.3; K. Polites, Henry Clay, 8.15; Tie Floyd. Tates Creek. D. Barker, Southern; S. Wolfe, Henry Clay, 7.5 Gorham, Lafayette; M. Trampoline: J. Warner, Sacred Heart, 7.75; L. Hagan, Henry Clay, 7.50; E. Woodall, Bryan Station, 7,4; Plamp, Sacred Heart, 7,3; S. Compton, Doss, 6.7 AU-Around: Nelson, Moore, 70.30; Wilkerson. Paris, 67.25; Floyd, Tates Creek, 67.10; Georgehegan, Henry Clay, 66.73; Burckle. Jeffersontown, 66.50 SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OE REGISTERED GIRLS" BASKETBALL OFFICIALS (List Compiled March 1) If the telephone number is given for an official, it is the home pho,ne unless otherwise designated. If two numbers are given the first number is the home phone. Dill, J. Roger, 2(10 Green Acres, Glasgow 42141, 651-2316, 651-2316 Hausenstein, Lvnn, P. O. Bo.x 75, Kirwan III, Lexington 40508. 257-1356 Wilfred. Shirley C. Route Box 15. Murray 42071, 753-3043. 767-2388 REGISTERED BASEBALL OFFICIALS OF THE K.H.S.A.A. 1973-74 (Lisl Compiled February If one telephone number is given for 22) a^ official listed, it is the home phone unless otherwise designated. If twro numbers are given the first number is that of the home phone..'\bell, Chester. Jr., P. O, Box 9, Blanding I. U,K,, Le.xington 40506, 258-8074, 692-2492 Abell, Richard, 102 Victory Avenue, Lexington 40502, 266-3031 Adams. Jack, 6109 Fern Court, Fern Creek 40291, 239-8123, 635-9651 Andress, Bill, 2039 New Linden Hoad, Newport 41071. 581-9832, 771-8970 Bernardini. Bruno. 5018B Hammond Heights, Ft. Campbell 42223, 798-6874, 798-4214 Armstrong, Ed, 416 E. College Street, Mayfield 42066, 247-7492, 382-2336
Box Box Page Ten THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR MARCH 1974 Ashley. Kenneth. Science Hill 42553. 423-3215, 679-1574 Audas. David C. 2. Dunmor 42339, 657-2513. 886-3921 Baldridge. Bill. 704 Arapaho, Georgetown 40324, 863-4166, 863-7291 Baldwin. David C Box 383, Grayson 41143. 474-9075, 474-5714 Baldwin, Dennis E.. 104 Olde English Court, Valley Station 40272. 935-0667, 448-8210 Battoe, Danvl S.. 3510 Newburg Road, Louisville 40218, 451-0097, 458-2380 Bauni.-Min, Wilbur H., 103 Center Street, Wilder. Newport 41071, 431-7034, 261-3710 Beach. Frankie L., Rt. 2. Box 45, Franklin 42134, 586-3431. 586-4451, Ext. 45 Belcher. William O., LeJiinior 40828, 837-2607 Bell, Ronald K., 197 Hedgewood Court, Lexington 40509. 266-0587 Bennett. Tom. Irving McDowell Park. Lancaster Avenue, Richmond 40475, 223-0742, 623-8753 Berlsch. Ron. 113 Moock Road. Southgate 41071. 581-5790, 731-2012 Biggerstaff. Ronnie. 2148 Larkspur Drive, #37B, Lexington 40504. 278-2187. 254-9116 Blair. Gene R. 224. Hindman 41822, 785-5844 Blair, Larry A.. Box 224. Hindman 41822, 785-5844, 785-3194 Blandford. Steven. 120 E. Amherst, Louisville 40214, 368-0302 459-4333 Bowling. David M.. Box 2.35. London 40741. 864-4434. 864-4434 Bowling. Stuart V.. 403 Roland Avenue, Owenton 40359, 484-3480 Branstetter. Charles E.. 213 Short Street. Horse Cave 42749. 786-2032, 524-5211 Brause. Allen R.. 1577 Silvergate Court, Cincinnati. Ohio 45240. 851-8484. 921-5300. Ext. 451 Bray James R,, Co. C USAARMC. Ft. Knox 40121 624-1275. 624-4046 Brazell. Thomas L.. Box 5579 Hart. MSU. Murrav 42071 767-4137. 767-4137 Brewer. Jeffrey Wayne, 112 Loch Lomond Drive, Lexington 40,503, 269-2148 Bridwell, Michael T.. 9003 Vondinde. Louisville 40219. 964-3482. 361-4464 Brown. Keith. Box 224 Todd Hall. EKU, Richmond 40475. 625-4441 Brown. Michael. R, R. 4. Tompkinsville 42167. 457-4432. 781-1372 (Bowling Green) Brown. Thomas O.. 1000 Hill Avenue. Owensboro 42301. 683-3342 Bryant. Charles E.. 107 Whitnev. Lawrenceburg 40342 839-6302 Bryant. Thomas 0-. 3312 Starton Court. Louisville 40220. 459-2260 Burdette. Wally. 525 Auburndale Avenue. Louisville 40214 366-5559. 452-4676 Burkeen. Phillip. 659 Wakefield, Bowling Green 42101 842-4182. 842-4182 Burkeen. Tony, 890 Fairview Avenue, C-206 Royal Arms Apts.. Bowling Green 42101. 781-3853, 842-5302 Bushkar. John, 4385 Crownwood Avenue, Davton, Ohio 45415. 890-3368 Camic. David. R. R. 2. Harrodsburg 40330, 734-3693, 734-7711. Ext. 244 Carl. Parker L.. 125 Camden Avenue, Versailles 40383 873-5464 (Bus.) Cash, Woodrow C., Shadv City 42029, 395-4883 Grove Tr. Ct., Rt. 2 Calvert Chambers, Harold. Box 276. Edmonton 42129, 432-2192 432-2131 Charles, James B., 15 Cook Avenue, Winchester 40391 744-5296. 255-7991 Cheek. Alan B.. Box 442, Commonwealth Hall, Richmond 40475, 625-2319 Cherry. Robert L. Jr.. 1063 Redwood Drive, Lexington 40505, 252-87.34. 252-3212 Chesser. James E.. 228 Cunningham Court. Fairdale 40118, 368-4212 Childers, Charles L.. P. O. Box 2, Stanton 40.380, 663-2791. 663-4475 Chatoney. Jack. 825 Bnargate. Radcliff 40160. 351-4804. 624-3616 Clark. James Randall. R. R. Crisp Road. Whitesville 42378. 233-5295 Clemmons, Billy H., Rt. 2, Smith's Grove 42171. 597-3655 Coleman, Lloyd T., Rt. 3, Box 43, Shelbyville 40065, 633-2579 Collins, Hubert, 1327 High Street, Bowling Green 42101 Combs. Harold A.. Jeff 41751. 4,39-1271, 436-6811 Conner, James, Jr.. 814 Washington Avenue. Newport 41071. 491-7264 Cooper. Willie. 2206 Madison, Paducah 42001, 443-3107, 444-7251 Cornwell, James, 506 South Main, Franklin 42134, 586-4327, 586-4451 Cottrell, David, 605 Shawnee Road, Danville 40422, 236-3883, 236-7957 Cowherd, Jerry, 305 E. Hodgenville Avenue, Greensburg 42743 932-7857 932-7801 Crutcher' Paul. Rt. 2. Vine Grove 40175, 828-2535, 624-8357 Culp, Leo, 310 Norwood Avenue. Satellite Beach, Florida 32937. 262-4391, 443-1083 Cummins Howard Lee, 319 So. Bavly Avenue, Louisville 40206. 895-4583. 893-5524 Cunningham. Bobby Ray. Box 55, Pikeville 41501, 432-1528 Cunningham, Robert. Box 576, Stanton 40380, 663-2674, 886-2565 Daineron, Paul A.. Route 7. Marion 42064, 965-4678. 789-9913 Daniel. Roger T.. P. O. Box 15, Paintsville 41240, 789-3372, 886-2311 (Prestonsburg) Daniels. Robert A., Box 2. Van Lear 41265. 789-3931, 886-2311 Davenport, James E,, Sr., 9810 Dawson Hill Road, Jefferstown 40299, 239-5667, 452-4038 Davis, Bunnv, 598 W. Lexington Avenue. Danville 40422, 236-3002, 236-2606 Davis, Jav W., 253 University Drive, Apt. 1. Radcliff 40160, 351-9981. 624-6647 Deaton. Carl, Route 1. Box 9. Greensburg 42743. 932-4474. 932-7801 Deaton Larry Gene. P. O. Box 572, Bowling Green 42101, 781-3578. 842-8144 Delk, William L.. 614 Church Street. Ludlow 41016. 261- R571. 369-4465 Dem.iree. Lonnv A. 972 DePomes Avenue. Lexington 40505. 252-4167. 233-2000 Dill. J. Roger. 200 Acres. Green Glasgow 42141, 651-2316, 651-2316 Duerson, W. R. "Buck", Rt. 2. Paint Lick 40461, 925-4072, 925-4071 Durbin, Roy, 2911 Dale Ann Drive, Louisville 40220, 452-1730, 587-1121, Ext. 237 Dwvcr. James E.. Jr.. 5612 Ailanthus Trail, Louisville 40219, 9';4-0426, 452-4922 Dwver, Robert H.. 1417 Falcon Drive. Louisville 40213. 637-7909. 772-3621. Ext. 287 East William L.. 3226 Lafayette Road, Hopkinsville 42240, 886-2146, 886-5259 Ednngton, Doug, 4703 Church Road, Louisville 40272, 937-4022, 937-2300 Edgington. Jerald J,. 520 East 19th, Covington 41014, 261-0865, 261-0865 Elliott, Billy A.. 313 Cedar Lane, Somerset 42501, 679-2921, 679-6371 Evans, John David, Jr.. 109 N. Highland Avenue, Prestonsburg 41653. 886-2415. 842-8509 Evans Lewis. Rt. 2. Morgantown 42261. 526-4310. 526-3730 Ezell. Jerry W,. 149 N. Kentucky Hopkinsville 42240. 886-7114 Feltner. Dannv Ray. 621'i Perrv Avenue. Hazard 41701, 439-1601 Flvnn, Joe, P. O. Box 393. Lexington 40501, 498-4909. 293-1212 Foust. Ray. Jr.. Box 677. Calvert City 42029. 395-4901, 395-4154 Fraiikel. Louis S., 3723 Stanton Boulevard, Louisville 40220, 452-6519. 452-6519 Frymire. Leslie H.. 101 Spring Street. Irvington 40146. 547-2553. 547-3951 Fultz. Jerry. Box 253, Mt. Olivet 41064, 724-5534, 724-5713 Gay, Dennis Rt. 5. Box 437. London 40741. 864-5734. 864-2181 Gibbons. Mike. 645 Anniston Drive, Lexington 40505, 293-5176. 255-0712 Gibson. James D., Rt. 3. Box 457, South Point, Ohio 45680, 377-2501, 928-6474 Gluck, Joseph R., 211 College Road, Cumberland 40823. 589-2452, 848-5406 Goetz, Herbert, 35 Linet Avenue, Highland Heights 41076. 441-2825 Goodman. Bennie Ray. Rt. 2. Box 204, Cecilia 42724, 862-4638, 862-3924 Goodman, James R., Route 6. Glasgow 42141, 678-2262, 748-3087 Gray, Dale, 110 Maple Street, Cloverport 40111, 788-6718, 843-3165 Green, Don, 832 Brand, Mayfield 42066, 247-6038, 247-6445 Greer. R. Wayne. 6905 Creston Drive, Pleasure Ridge Park 402.58. 935-0642 Gregory. Roger D.. Box 451. Auburn 42206. 542-9955. 542-4686 Griffith. E. Dale. 2714 Lorraine Street. Ashland 41101. 324-2497. 325-8511. Ext. 334 Grimes, Herman. Salem 42078. 988-2193, 388-7562 Gupton, Lawrence, P. O. Box 296. Greensburg 42743. 932-7830. 932-7830 Gurren. Steve R.. 2516 Woodhill Court #2. Villa Hills 41011, 342-8.524. 431-1700 Gwynn. Frederick L., 8703 Fern View Drive, Louisville 40291, 239-8967, 582-3711, Ext. 708
Rt. THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR MARCH 1974 Hall. Jav D.. Box 111, Virgie 41572. 639-2434 Hall. Ronald. P. O. Box 37. Betsv Lavne 41659. 478-4355 Handler, Woodie R.. Route 2. Hodgenville 42748. 358-3345. 358-3195 40351. 784-7698 K., 1700 E. Street. Greenup 41144. Hardin, Don G.. Harmon, Girard Box 88, Morehead Main 473-7086. 473-9829 Havnes, Michael D.. 3306 Allison Way. Louisville 40220. 456-1749. 451-5958 Hazelwood. John W., Sr., 5906 Arvis Drive, Louisville 40258. 448-8805. 367-6111. Ext. 290 Heaberlin. Bill. 928 Washington Avenue. Flatwoods 41139, 836-6915. 325-8511. Ext. 253 Heaberlin. William. Jr.. 928 Washington Ave.. Flatwoods 41139. 836-6915. 324-1222 Hendren. James W.. R. R. 1. Mackville 40040. 375-4498 Henrv, Jim. 2118 Eastern Parkway, Louisville 40204, 451-2270, 587-6923 Henson, Don R.. Route 1. Smithland 42081, 928-2047, 988-3263 Herrick, Calvin P,, Jr., 200 S. Arnold Avenue, Prestonsburg 41653. 886-3494, 886-2311 Higgms. James P.. Sr.. 4206 Norene Lane, Louisville 40219, 969-3400. 452-4154 Hilton, Dudley, 516 Wahiut, Springfield 40069, 336-7667 Holt, Larrv K.. 329 Skyline Trailer Park, Bowling Green 42101. 781-4009. 781-4585 Hord. Ronnie D.. Box 88. Campbellsville 42718. 465-5871. 465-7771 Horning. Charles F,. II. 107 Molly Street. Versailles 40383. 873-5567 Horrell. Bennie. 2807 Royal Drive. Owensboro 42301, 684-6431. 683-6818 Hubbs Sonny. 6908 Peppermill Lane, Louisville 40228. 239-1771. 367-6125 Hurst. Terry. 416 Kentucky Court, Lexington 40502, 266-2672. 255-9581 Jarboe. Ronald L.. 13906 Lyons Avenue. Valley Station 40272. 935-9499 Johnson. William G.. 4811-A Lee Village, Ft. Campbell 42223, 439-4698, 798-5427 Joiner. Rocky D., 2123 Hazel Street, Hopkinsville 42240, 885-3760. 886-8401 Jones, Donald Lee, 437 Jackson Street, Campbellsville 42718. 465-5953, 623-6415 Jones, Frank, Rt. 5. Box 517. Manchester 40962, 598-3952, 598-2142 Jones, Joe S., 203 Green Street, Manchester 40962, 598-3793, 598-2129 Kasperski. Harry W., 3652-B Fincastle Road, Louisville 40213, 451-1065 Kaufman, Alvin R., 8215 St. Anthony Church Road, Louisville 40214, 366-0126, 584-8315 Keeling. Reuben. 1649 Yarbro Lane. Paducah 42001. 442-4190 Kidd, Gary G.. 414 So. 17th Street, Mayfield 42066. 247-7150, 247-5122 Kidd, Robert W., Rt. 5. Box 299B, London 40741, 864-7051, 864-5161 Kimmel, Jerry, Beechmont 42323. 476-2656, 466-8375 King, James A.. 5000 Clarmar Road. Jeffersontown 40299. 239-8015. 778-2791 Kirkland. Wade. 103 Bentley Avenue. Whitesburg 41858. 633-2246. 633-2246 Klump. William Roger, 2074 Eastern Parkway, Louisville 40204, 451-3632, 636-4781 Kouns. Perry H.. P. O. Box 148. Hitchins 41146. 474-9139 Lamar. Huston O.. Box 116, Cloverport 40111, 788-6045 Larue, W. D., Jr., Salem 42078, 988-3138, 388-7562 Lawson, Gary W., 320 Stewart Street, Elizabethtown 42701, 765-7180, 862-3924 Leneave, Robert E., 205 E. 18th Street, Benton 42025, 527-3661- 527-2561 Lewis, Charles H., 7105 Heavrin Avenue, Louisville 40218. 491-4367. 253-9391 Lile, Clyde F.. 429 Henderson Drive. Hopkinsville 42240. 886-5584. 886-2433 Link. Jesse W.. Rt. 3. Box 169. Franklin 42134, 586-6415, 586-6415 Logsdon, Michael E., 113 Arbor Pk. North, Louisville 40214, 368-9430, 635-2643 McCamish, Dan L.. Rt. 5. Milton Avenue. Elizabethtown 42701. 769-3442. 351-3167 McClelland. John M.. 527 Laketower Drive ^104. Lexington 40502. 269-1730. 255-5651 McClure. FYank E.. 4432 Cheer Street, Ashland 41101, 324-1567, 324-5188 McConnell, Michael J., 7304 Garrison Road, Apt. 4. Louisville 40214. 366-9904. 583-0822 McCord. Bob. 733 Gentry, Madisonville 42431, 821-0267, 383-5511 McDonald, Walter, R. R. 7. Marion 42064, 965-3447, 965-2248 McDowell. Charles V., 2419 Roosevelt, Ashland 41101, 325-2886. 325-8511, Ext. 731 Page Eleven McMurtrey. Tim, Summer Shade 42166, 428-3803, 781-5501 McMurtrev, Tommy, General Delivery, Sumnier Shade 42166, 428-3541, 748-3858 Marlette, Ronald L.. 428 Powhatan Trail. PYankfort 40601. 875-5036. 564-3925 Marshall. Barry J.. 4035 Winnepeg Way. Lexington 40503. 272-1619. 272-1619 Martin. Roger K.. Box 174. Park City 42160. 749-8425. 749-5101 Mason. Edwin M,. Rt. 4. Greenland Park. Shelbyville 40065. 633-1214. 633-2344 Mason George, 20 Summer Hill, S. Newport 41071. 581-3434. 421-6815 Mattingly. Charles 'Pete', 3813 Poplar Level, Louisville 40213. 459-5793. 582-3311. Ext. 23 Meyers John F.. Box 513. Maysville 41056. 549-2717. 759-7141 Moberlv. Harold F.. 144 Rosemont Garden. Lexington 40503. 278-8656. 277-1956 Moonevhan. James H.. 810 Henry Street. Franklin 42134. 586-4989. 586-6000 Moore. PhUlip H., R. R. 6, Bowling Green 42101, 781-3067, 843-3240 Morgan, Richard. Rt. 7. Box 78. London 40741. 864-6511. 864-5114 Morse. Richard K.. 163 No. Deepwood Drive. Radcliff 40160. 351-3748. 624-4646 Mullins. Arthur. Elkhorn City 41522. 754-4041. 754-5081 Norwood. Thomas R.. 811 Henry Street. Franklin 42134, 586-3614, 586-3541 Nucci, Donald D.. 102 Main Street, Hazard 41701, 436-2741, 436-2741 Orr, Cliarles Michael, 225 Lothbury Avenue, Middlesboro 40965, 248-1549 Osborne, Larry Joe, Rt. 1. Box 377. Harold 41635. 478-5167 Owings. Hank. 1713 Chester Road. Louisville 40216, 448-7130 Pardue, Israel L,, Rt. 2. Box 482F. New Albany, Indiana 47150, 944-0279. 774-6431 Parker. Russell 41169, 836-8713 Parkev. Cecil E.. 105 Edgewood Road. Middlesboro 40965. Larry. Osborne Road. 248-4139. 248-3378 Pate. Tommy. Rt. 1. Turners Station 40075. 732-5928. 732-4411 264-1379 238. 1. Maceo 42355. 264- Payne. Bob G.. Pavne. Robert Route 1. Gene. Box Maceo 42355. R.R. 1232. 295-3410 Pearl. George W.. Jr.. 3112 Vogue Avenue, Louisville 40220, 452-1288, 582-5521 Pence, Orville A.. Box 3. Bonnieville 42713. 531-1214 765-6146. Ext. 233 Penner. Merritt D.. Jr. 5. Box 392. Manchester 40962, 598-3711 Perkins. William E.. Rt. 4. Campbellsville 42718. 465-4844 Pietrowski. Paul, 108 Bishop Street. Corbin 40701. 528-6391, 528-1630 Pinson, David "Bo", Rt. 4. Box 566. Pikeville 41501. 437-4639. 437-6361 Prather. R. L.. Box 138. Rt. 1. LaGrange 40031. 222-1128 Quarles. Mac. Route 7. Frankfort 40601. 227-2849. 223-0737 Quisenberrv. James M.. 1900 Farnslev Road. Apt. 9. Louisville 40216. 448-6152. 366-0940 Raines. J. W.. 1117 Lebanon Rd.. Danville 40422. 236-3380. 236-6334 Rail. Edward W.. 247 Maple Avenue. Danville 40422. 236-8929. 236-5047 Rail, James B.. 105 Reservoir Road. Frankfort 40601. 227-2355 1. 683-2181. 674-6325 Reece". Allen. P. O. 93. 42129. 432- Ramey. Gary. Donald Route Morehead 40351. Box Edmonton 5895. 428-3962 Rhodes. Don. 517'= E. Farren Avenue. Earlington 42410,.383-5292, 821-4780 (Madisonville) Roberts, Harry, R. R. 2. Falmouth 41040. 654-5471. 654-3314 Robinson. Joseph Byron. 1412 Stallard Street. Ashland 41101. 325-7850. 325-8511. Ext. 253 Rock, W. A., Greenview Drive. Cave City 42127. 773-8381. 453-2722 Rockvvood. Arthur. 6520 Gunpowder Lane, Prospect 40059, 228-8552 Roe. Buddy. Isom 41824, 633-2973, 633-2961 Rogers, Eldridge, 310 Talbert, Hopkinsville 42240. 885-5571. 886-3921 Roller. Otis C 808 Chamberry Drive. Louisville 40207, 895-6356. 587-1121. Ext. 307 Ronshausen. Tex. 4766 Gray Road. Apt. 7. Cincinnati. Ohio 45232. 681-5397. 771-2086 Salver. Jesse. Fuget 41220. 265-4899. 789-4890 Satterlv. U. G.. 118 West Campbell, Frankfort 40601, 223-5810. 564-3350 Schultz. Harold. 13 Orphanage Road. Ft. Mitchell 41017, 331-1386 Scott. W. L. 'Bill'. 1816 McDonald Road, Lexington 40503, 278-2844, 278-9702 Sefcovic, Harold H.. 1120 Choctaw Trail, Georgetown 40324, 863-3693, 863-3910
Page Twelve THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR MARCH 1974 Write for 1974 Spring & Summer catalog m 204W Spotbilt BasebaU Shoes White cowhide upper leather; lightweight nylon outersole; 2-piece Pro type steel cleats. B79C MacGregor Baseball Official League. Cushioned Cork center, wool yam wrapped. Alum tanned horsehide cover, double stitched with red thread. GJF6 Rawlings Glove Billy Williams Model Fastback model. RT58 glove leather. Speed trap web with spiral lacing. X-laced fingers. Roll leather binding. l/^de^ SPORT SHOP 734 East Main Street Phone 502/ 651-5143 Glasgow, Kentucky 42141 Semones, John Wm. II., Box 981, Centre College, Danville 40422, 236-9711, 873-5472 (Versailles) Shallcross, Warren, 9903 Grassland Drive. Apt. 4, Jeffersontown 40299, 267-1431, 896-1727 Shaw, Robert S.. 531 Osage Trail, Frankfort 40601, 227-4919, 227-4408 Shetler, Vernon, 114 Sunset Place, Taylor Mill 41015, 581-9136 Stewart. Allan R., Skvllne Estates, Rt. 3, Lot 9, Lewisport 42351, 295-6214, 927-6928, Ext. 213 Shipp. Dave, 133 Hartweg Avenue, Ft. Thomas 41075, 781-1163. 431-4246 SUvev. Barrv. 209 W. 13th Street, Hopkinsville 42240, 886-3043, 886-3043 Slaughter, Steven, 158 N. McPherson, Hopkinsville 42240 Smallwood, Talmadge, R, 1. Stanton, 40380, 663-2096, 663-2096 Smith Willard N., 323 High Street, P. O. Box 23, Campbellsville 42718, 465-5339, 465-4174 Soper. Clyde, Box HI, Millersburg 40348. 484-3487, 293-3969 Spalding, Guv C, II. Kirwan Tower, Box 3. UK, Lexington 40506. 258-2040 Stanley, O. A., Belcher 41513, 754-8567 Stephenson, Harry, 1612 Hawthorn Lane, Lexington 40505, 299-1757 233-8221 Stethen, James E., Box 134, Bedford 40006. 255-3285 Stone, Johnny, Route 1, Princeton 42445, 365-5178, 365-5178 Stovall, Tom, 215 Mellwood Drive, Greenville 42345, 338-5828, 338-3550 Strain, Richard P., P. O. Box 472. Radcliff 40160, 351-4306, 624-2214 Straus, William W,, 212 Culpepper, Lexington 40502, 266-6349. 252-2275 Studle. Ronald. Rt. 5340, 843-1163 Stull, Benjamin C, 5250 4, Box 165, Smiths Grove 42171, 678-5 Center, Wilder 41071, 581-3262, 291- Sullivan, William H., Ill Evergreen Drive, Lawrenceburg 40342, 839-4177, 839-3061 Tanaka, Larrv T., 2123 North Elm Street, Henderson 42420, 826-2664, 826-9221 Tarrv, W. R. 'Bud", Route 5, Glasgow 42141, 678-2539, 427-2611 Tate, Charles F., Christopher Sguare Apt. 91. Radcliff 40160 Tavlor. Jim. 53 Roselawn Drive, Independence 41051. 356-2395, 356-3541 Thomason, William H.. 407 Wallace Avenue. Leitchfield 42754, 2.59-5161, 259-3611 Thompson, Ronnie, P. O. Box 60, Zebulon 41501, 432-1942, 437-6361 Thornton, Daniel A.. 119 Stacker Drive, Clarksville, Tenn. 37040, 648-2742, 645-3132 Tucker Jerome L.. 1339 Texas Avenue, Louisville 40217, 635-7965, 896-1757 Uriage, Richard, 822 Highland Avenue, Ft. Thomas 41075, 441-5513, 874-8820 Vidt, John H.. 605 Rothburv Lane, Louisville 40243, 245-9176, 245-9176 Vincent. Roy T.. Bee Spring 42207. 286-8331 Vinson. Rav. Route 5. Box 722. Falmouth. Virginia 22401. 659-4588 Votaw. Tony. 219 Southport Drive. Lexington 40503. 277-5480. 233-2000, Ext. 3700 Walker. Joe D.. 508 East Cedar Street. Franklin 42134. 586-8457. 586-4451 Watson. Harold T.. Jr., 3231 Adams Street, Paducah 42001, 442-0426, 443-2476 Webster, Norman E., P. O. Box 206, Morgantown 42261, 526-3997, 526-3342 Wellman, David, 1749 Winding Way. Owensboro 42301. 684-4051 Wheeler. David. 1301 Lincoln Avenue. Paintsville 41240. 789-8513. 625-3422 Wilcox. Ursal R.. Auxier 41602. 886-3329. 886-2703 Wilev. Michael J.. 10th St. & Stafford Avenue, Paintsville 41240, 789-4530 Williams, James A., 203 Guthrie, Horse Cave 42749, 786-2867, 758-2214, Ext. 44 Williamson, Jr., Lower Cline Street, Pikeville 41501, 437-7171 Wilson. Philip M.. 5003 Dreamers Wav, Louisville 40219, 964-6234 Wingfield, Felix G,, 1132 Eastern Parkway, LouisviUe 40217, 636-2282. 772-2531 Wood. Thomas D., 1629 Ehrler Drive. LouisviUe 40213. 634-9334. 581-3411 Wooton. Dennis P.. Box 12. Buckhorn 41721. 398-7603. 398-7176 Wright. Brett A.. 41 Timberlawn Ciricle, Frankfort 40601, 784-4749 (Bus. I Wright, John David, 121 Warren Court, Apt. 1, Lexington 40508, 254-9104 Wright, John Wayne, Rt. 3, Box 87-K, Murray 42071 Zimheld, Leonard, 9105 Blue Lick Road. Louisville 40219. 969-5925
TOURNAMENT TIME IS HERE! A TIME FOR COMPLETE DEDICATION, KEEN COMPETITION, CLEAN SPORTSMAN- SHIP AND ENTHUSIASM ON THE PART OF PLAYERS AND FANS. ONLY ONE TEAM WILL WIN THE TROPHY, BUT EVERY PARTICIPANT WILL BENEFIT FROM TAK- ING PART. 7^e KUK^Jlen Go4nfiamf> GENERAL AGENT W. E. KINGSLEY J. E. McCREARY, Mgr. CHARLES C. PRICE Life Department 121-123 LAFAYETTE AVENUE LEXINGTON, KY. 40502 PHONE 254-4095 P. O. BOX 7100
^ "WE SHIP THE DAY YOU BUY %. \ HUNT'S ATHLETIC GOODS CO., INC. ^ PHONE 247-1941 \ MAYFIELD. KENTUCKY W IT'S PLAY TIME Outdoor playground programs will be conducted in many schools during summer months. Our stock is complete on all types of playground and play time equipment Try our "WE SHIP THE DAY YOU BUY" service on: Basketballs ' * Basketball goals '^ VoUeyballs k Volleyball nets and posts k Playground balls of all sizes >^ Softballs and Softball bats Badminton racquets and shuttlecocks ^* Nets and complete badminton sets Regulation horseshoes in steel and rubber * Shuffleboard sets and supplies Tennis racquets, nets and balls If you plan to have baseball or Softball in connection with your recreation '\ program, we have a complete stock of uniforms, shoes, bats, balls and. V gloves in Little League, Babe Ruth League and regulation sizes. ^ ' Please write or call for complete information and prices, and our sales- ^ > men will be glad to call or give you any information and assistance you ^ >. may need. > Our salesmen have been out since January 1st with the 1974 Football w ^ and Basketball samples. Our complete line of Spanjian, Rawlings, Mac-, ^^,.^_ i Gregor, Wilson and many accessory lines are sure to contain your ^ U complete requirements for a successful Fall and Winter Season. Let us f help you. \ ^ 1^ %l ^ ^ I HUNT'S ATHLETIC GOODS CO., INC. 247-1941 PHONES 247-1942 MAYFIELD, KENTUCKY 42066 ^