The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 48

'Bama Runs Streak to 13 Volunteers Win the Battle-But Ole Miss Wins the War In 24-0 Romp the ball for 52 plays to Mississippi's 25, gained 195 yards to the Rebels' 50 and had 17 first downs to Ole Miss one. Yet Mississippi won, and it wouldn't be fair to say the victory was totally an injustice. The Rebels got two breaks an interception by Lee Garner that started the 64 yard scoring drive late in the first half and Richardson's recovery of the fumble in the air and capitalized on both. Tennessee was not deserted by Lady Luck. The Vols were the beneficiaries of two penalties that kept them alive when they were trying to tie or go ahead.

But Tennessee jilted the lady, and she bounced right into Mississippi's arms. It was Ole Miss' eighth straight victory over Tennessee. Warren, who set a school one-season total offense record, apparently directed the late touchdown drive with an injured hip because he was hustled off to a hospital immediately after the game. The classy junior gained 214 yards (249 passing and minus 35 rushing) for a season total of 1,359. Hank Lauricella of the 1951 Vols gained 1,233.

jl ii TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) Third-ranked Alabama got its offense rolling long enough yesterday to hammer out an easy 24-0 victory over South Carolina in an intersectional game. It was Alabama's 13th straight victory and marked the eighth loss in nine outings for the Gamecocks of the Atlantic Coast Conference. Alabama now must defeat Auburn in its final game for a share of the Southeastern Conference title with Georgia. Coach Paul Bryant, still trying to find a consistent offensive machine, alternated signal calling between junior lefthander Kenny Stabler and senior Wayne Trimble.

Sophomore Joe Kelley finished out the final moments. Stabler took the Tide on a scoring march after halfback Donnie Sutton returned the opening kickoff 20 yards to the Alabama 43. Nine plays later, Tide halfback David Chatwood bowled across from the one. Trimble relieved Stabler late in the first period and guided the Tide on a scoring drive, climaxed by a three-yard touchdown plunge by fullback Leslie Kelley. Statistics By DAVE KINDRED Courier-journal and Time Staff Writer KNOXVILLE, Tenn.

In the carpeted locker room of the University of Tennessee football team, there is a large sign, painted in orange and white, that lists the ideals of the Volunteers' defensive team. There are maybe 15 commandments there, most of them cast in this manner: Do not let the enemy keep the ball for more than 12 successive plays never give him enough freedom to run more than 20 yards on one play and absolutely never yield more than 200 yards total offense. These are things coach Doug Dickey has pronounced to be good and conducive to victory. So Tennessee lived up to them against Mississippi yesterday in a Southeastern Conference game. But Mississippi won 14-7.

It was a triumph not richly deserved. In Vols Territory Twice Mississippi moved the ball into Tennessee territory only twice. The Rebels' defense, which statistics say is the best in the conference, let Tennessee roll up 311 yards. In the second half, when Ole Miss was nursing a 7-0 lead it built on a 22-yard pass, from Bruce Newell to Bill Matthews with 24 seconds left in the first half, Tennessee dominated the game. But the Vols couldn't score.

The first time Tennessee got the ball, it went 64 yards to the seven-yard line, but missed a 24-yard field goal try. Georgia Clinches Tie for SEC Title Associated Press South Carolina Alabama 9 20 264 63 82 5-12 -16 2 3 B-41 4-34 1 0 15 35 a 7 7 7 1 24 First downs Yards rushing Yards passing Passet Passes intercepted Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized SOUTH CAROLINA ALABAMA Chatwood, 1, run (Davis kick). Ala. L. Kelley, 3, run (Davis kick).

Ala. Perkins, 17. pass from Trimble (Davis kick). Ala. FG, Davis, 31.

Attendance 59,500. Spurrier Sets SEC Again and again as the Bulldogs fought back, it was Johnson who kept their drives going. Neither the Tiger forward wall nor the secondary was able to keep him from plunging through for the needed yardage. Moore tied the score with a 52-yard pass to tailback Hardy King, and the Bulldogs went in front on the second of Bob Etter's three conversions. The game was over at that point for all practical purposes because the Tigers, who had found little difficulty in penetrating Georgia's defenses in the first half, had run finally into an immovable barrier.

But for good measure, the Bulldogs scored again in the final period on a four-yard run by first-string fullback Ronnie Jenkins. at i st i VOL DUMPS REBEL Mississippi wingback Rocky Fleming (81) is upended by Tennessee's Neal McMeans after a short gain in yesterday's game at Knoxville, Tenn. Mississippi won 14-7. AUBURN, Ala. (AP) The Georgia Bulldogs, led by Kirby Moore and Brad Johnson, spotted Auburn two touchdowns yesterday and then fought bak for a 21-13 victory and clinched at least a tie for the Southeastern Conference football championship.

A record crowd of 47.000 shirtsleevcd fans, packed into Cliff Hare Stadium, saw Auburn's Tigers run up a quick 13-point lead the first two times thev got the hall. Until the start of the second half, Georgia could get nowhere against an inspired Tigers pack, fumbling twice deep in Auburn territory. But coach Vincp Vince Dooley Doolcy's Bulldogs, ranked ninth in the nation, began methodically chewing up big holes in the Auburn line from the start of the third quarter. Johnson's punishing onslaught against the crumbling Auburn line finally put Georgia on the scoreboard shortly after haiftime. The 195-pound fullback' broke loose for 25 yards to the Tiger seven and on the next play went in for the score.

1 Gators Crush Tulane 31-10 Georgia Auburn First downs 14 Yards rushing 296 122 Yards passing .101 131 Passes 5-14 I3 Passes intercepted 2 1 Punts 3-31 4 44 Fumbles lost 2 1 Yards penalized 40 40 GEORGIA 0 0 14 7-11 AUBURN 1 0 0 0 1 3 Aub. Carter, 36, run (Jones kick). Aub. Hyatt, 37, pass trom Carter (kick failed). Ga.

Johnson, 7. run lEMer kick). Ga. King, 52, pass from Moore (Etier kick). Ga.

Jenkins, 4. run (Etter kick). GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) Steve Spurrier and the Florida Gators regained their winning touch yesterday and moved back into the major bowl picture with a 31-10 victory over outmanned Tulane. Spurrier set a Southeastern Conference career offense record as he rolled up 255 yards passing and 33 running.

He covered most of the Gators' yardage via the air routes but didn't throw his 15th touchdown pass of the season Kccord until late in the game after Larry Smith and Graham McKeel both had scored on short runs early. George Grandy gave Florida the clincher. He ran back a punt 83 yards for a touchdown early in the final quarter and the Gators had their eighth victory in nine games with only a Nov. 26 meeting with downstate rival Miami ahead. Tulane gave Florida plenty of trouble Navy's ability to control and advance the ball kept Vanderbilt in poor field position most of the game.

Navy linemen repeatedly dumped Commodore passers for losses. The victory gave Navy a 4-5 record and dropped the Commodores to 1-7. Cartwright completed 13 of 26 attempts for 151 yards. Murray gained 102 yards in 17 tries and Daley added 67. LSU's Early Scores Top Mississippi State Navy Sails Past Vanderbilt 30-14 BATON' ROUGH, La.

ITI Louisiana State scored quickly behind Sammy Grezaffi's 62-yard opening kickoff return yesterday and plowed on with a relentless ground attack and stubborn defense to hand Mississippi State its fifth straight loss 17-7. The victory in the Southeastern Conference football game snapped a three-game losing streak for LSU. Grezaffi returned the opening kickoff to the Mississippi State 30. Jim Dousay swept left end to the 6. and two plays later dived over from the 3.

LSU increased its lead to 14 0 on a three-yard pass from Fred Havnes to Billy Masters, capping a 55-yard drive in the first period. Steve Daniel added a 36-yard field goal two minutes before the half ended to complete the scoring. Between the field goal and the Tigers' second touchdown, Don Saget, Mississippi State's 6-4. 220-pound quarterback, hit Harland Reed on a 57-yard scoring play. The victory lifted LSU's season record Football Scores Over Kentucky plays old rival Tennessee at Knoxville, next Saturday afternoon.

In the third quarter the Vols mounted another drive, this time going 72 yards to the eight-yard line before sputtering to a halt. Minutes later came the game' breaking point. Tennessee had the ball again, and, on quarterback Dewey Warren's passing, moved to within 33 yards of a touchdown with two minutes to play. But when Warren dropped back to pass, he was tackled by Bobo Uzzle and the ball popped into the air. Mississippi's Jerry Richardson grabbed it and sprinted 51 yards for a touchdown.

That made it 14-0 with one minute and 49 seconds left. In that brief time, Warren completed eight passes to take the Volunteers 98 yards to a too-little, too-late touchdown. They scored on a Warren-to-Austin Denny pass from the three-yard line with five seconds to play. The victory was Mississippi's sixth against two loses and gives it a 32 SEC record. Tcnnesce is 5-3 and 2-2.

It was noted earlier that Tennessee dominated the second half. Some statistics hack up that claim: Tennessee had a I i i Mississippi 9 l.u 42 4-7 2 10-39 0 54 0 7 0 0 Tennessee 24 62 249 21-37 0 643 1 39 First downs Rushing vardaqe Passing yardage Passes Passes intercepted bv Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized MISSISSIPPI TENNESSEE Miss Matthews, 22, kick). Miss. Richardson kick). Tenn.

Denney, 3, kick). Attendance 55,206. 7-14 7 7 Irnm Newe (Keyes 51, run with fumble (Keves pass from Warren (Wright Nation Air Force 20 North Carolina 14 UCLA 10 Stanford 0 Brigham Young 35 13 Colorado State 35 W. Tex. State 26 Utah State 27 San Jose State 7 Arizona 28 Washington State 18 Oregon State 24 Washington 13 Idaho 40 Montana 6 OTHER COLLEGES Amherst 54 Williams 21 Bucknell 45 Lehigh 0 Randolph-Macon 54 Gallaudet 6 Springfield (Mass.) 29 Tufts 0 Susquehanna 27 Hobart 14 Maine 52 Vermont 7 Drexel 27 Western Maryland 14 Muskingum 27 Hofstra 19 Hamilton 31 Union 13 Dickinson 14 Johns Hopkins 14 Indiana (Pa.) 14 Lock Haven 6 Clarion 40 Slippery Rock 0 Grove City 38 Hiram 6 Bridgewater 14 Shepherd 3 Bethany 9 West Virginia Wesleyan 8 Juniata 30 Moravian 22 Bridgeport 28 American International 14 Muhlenberg 10 Franklin Marshall 7 Ursinus 19 Havertord 13 Gettysburg 21 Temple 19 Illinois Wesleyan 42 Millikin 7 W.

Post 24 16 Swarthmore 7 Penn Military 6 Oberlin 14 Wooster 13 North Carolina College 12 Virginia Union 6 Concord 83 West Virginia State 7 Montclair 31 Glassboro 6 Waynesburg 14 13 Allegheny 19 Thiel 8 Rock Island 31 Carroll College 6 Dubuque 40 Northwestern (Wis.) 27 Carthage 42 Elmhurst 26 St. Norbet 34 Hillsdale 7 ugustana nil.) 31 Carroll 6 Tuskegee 38 Hampton Arkansas 15 Texas Southern 15 Concordia 34 U. of Ml. (Chicago) 26- St. Olaf 41 Knox 0 North Park 27 North Central 25 Ohio Wesleyan 7 Mt.

Union 6 Dennison 63 Kenyon 0 S. State 30 Morris Brown 0 Albany state 20 Savannah State 13 Tennessee-Martin Branch 24 Florence State 18 Tarleton State 44 Angelo State 8 Lamar Tech 31 Louisiana Tech 16 Alcorn 19 Prairie View 10 Grambling 45 Wiley 14 Rensselaer Poly 36 Rochester 6 Williamette 27 Pacific Lutheran 20 Pomona College 40 California Lutheran 1 4 Cal Poly 34 Santa Clara 32 Sacramento State 13 Nevada 8 Chico State 28 Hayward State 6 Westminister 26 San Francisco 25 Capital 32 Otterbein 0 Akron 20 Heidelberg 0 Ynungslown 27 Baldwin-Wallace 14 Ashland 7 Marietta 7 Ohio Northern 32 Bluffton 9 Case Tech 7 Western Reserve 6 Weber State 51 Portland State 6 Eastern Oregon 17 George Fox 12 Cape Girardeau 4i Kirksville State 19 Giistivrs Adolphus 13 Luther 0 Ripon 21 Cornell (Iowa) 12 Coe 41 Monmouth 13 Westmar 40 Huron 7 Iowa State College 41 North Dakota State 14 Parsons 13 Idaho State 8 Stevens Point 35 Platteville 21 River Falls 28 Stout 7 LaCrnsse 20 Eau Claire 19 Illinois State 19 Mankato 19 Whitewater 23 Oshkosh 21 NW Missouri State 36 Missouri (Rolla) 13 Upper Iowa 39 Miltcn 6 Lawrence 48 Beloit 7 Central 34 Winona State 7 Fairmont (W. Va.) 28 Central State (0.) 14 Carneoie Tech 33 Washington 8. Jeff A Fort Hays State 19 Omaha 0 Dakota Wesleyan 20 Sioux Falls Western N. Mex.

24 Ft. Lewis Colleqe 18 Minnesota (Duluth) 40 Superior 0 Kearney 34 Northern (S.D.) 13 KENTUCKY HIGHS SEASON GAMES Madisonville 48 Iroquois 14 Indols. Attucks 22 Central 6 Lexington Sayre 12 Cincinnati Country Day 6 CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYOFFS Class AA, Third Region Highlands 27 Ashland 19 Class AA, Fourth Region Belfry 19 Corbln 14 Clast Fourth Reoion Pineville 19 Painlsvllle 7 in the first half and at one time held a 10-7 lead, but Florida's depth wore down the thin ranks of the Greenies who brought a good 5-2-1 record here, including a tie with Miami last week. Bobby Duhon's running took Tulane downfield with regularity on two early drives. But the Green Wave was able to complete only one pass and completely ran out of gas in the final period.

With his personal pickup of 288 yards, Spurrier ran his career total to 5.082. The Southeastern Conference record was 4.824 bv Zeke Bratkowski of Georgia in 1951-53. Although Tulane left the conference this year, the game counted for Florida in the SEC standings. The Gators' 5-1 mark for the year matched their best previous record in 1960. at i st I Tulane Florida 10 29 196 159 13 268 1-10 21-41 2 2 6-38 4-38 3 2 27 63 3 7 0 010 .7 3 7 1431 First downs Rushinci yardaqe Passing yardage Passes Passes intercepted by Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalijed TULANE FLORIDA Fla McKeel, 1, run (Barfield kick).

Tul FG, Pontius, 24. Tul Trahan, 15, run (Pontius kick). Fla FG, Barfield, 27. Fl Smith, 8, run (Barfield kick). Flo Grandy, 83, punt return (Barfield kick).

Fla Yarborough, 17, pass from Spurrier (Barfield kick). Attendance 45,102. Bowling Green 28 Ohio U. 0 Missouri 10 Oklahoma 7 Iowa State 30 Kansas State 13 Toledo 14 Quantico Marines 14 Nebraska 21 Oklahoma State 6 Marshall 16 Kent State 7 Drake 31 South Dakota 14 Washington (St. 38 Sewanee 3 Columbia 22 Penn 14 Princeton 13 Yale 7 Bradley 32 Wisconsin (Mil.) 8 Xavier (O.) 21 Western Mich.

6 EAST Army 6 California 3 Syracuse 37 Florida State 21 Villanova 19 Boston College 0 Colgate 20 Lafayette 9 Harvard 24 Brown 7 Dartmouth 32 Cornell 23 Boston U. 42 Delaware 14 Holy Cross 24 Rutgers 12 Kings Point 41 Coast Guard 6 SOUTHWEST Arkansas 22 Southern Methodist 0 Texas 13 Christian 3 Texas 7 Rice 6 N. Mex. State 47 New Mexico 12 Baylor 29 Texas Tech 14 Arizona State U. 14 Oregon 10 FAR WEST Colorado 35 Kansas 18 Staff Photo by Charley Ponco lie's All Smiles EASTERN'S STAR Aaron Marsh, after scoring his second touchdown against Morehead, is all smiles.

But Morehead rallied to win yesterday by 21-19. fitful Attendance to 4 4 1 and the Bulldogs fell to 2-7. LSU is 2-3 in SEC plav and Mississippi State 0-5. LSU's rugged defensive line accounted for much of the difference yesterday, choking off the Bulldogs for four yards net rushing in the first half. The Tigers moved fairly easily against Mississippi State except when near the Bulldogs' goal.

It was the 60th meeting between these two old Southern rivals. LSU leads the series that began in 1896 34-23-3. at i st i LSU 19 269 35 5-12 2 4-35 2 40 Miss. St. 8 30 166 11-78 0 7-39 0 35 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Passes intercepted by Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized LSU MSU 14 0 0 7 0 017 0 7 LSU Dousay, 3, run (Daniel kick).

LSU-Masters, 3, pass from Havnes (Daniel kick). MSU Reed, 57, pass from Sagel (Neill kick). LSU FG, Daniel, 36. Attendance 55.000. rather see ANY Kentucky-Tennesscp game on TV than see ANY Notre Dame-Michigan State game." w.s.w.

Pikeville, Ky. At last. There is SOMEBODY who is happy over the TV policy. Dear Mr. Cox: "Can't you do something about Waggener getting rooked out of the County's East District championship? We won the over-all County championship yet didn't win the East District.

It just doesn't make any sense. A great team has been treated unfairly." J.M.P. Louisville It's really simple, friend. All County games count in the over-all race, but only intra-district games count in the district standings. Dear Earl: "Have you seen UL's basketball schedule? Boy, has Peck Hickman been taking lessons from Uncle Adolph.

Look at these mighty teams Hickman has lined up during December: Georgetown, Southwest Louisiana, Tampa, Bellar-mine and Southern Illinois. And it. doesn't get any better after Christmas because those Missouri Valley teams are all members of a has-been league." T.A. Valley Station Something bothering you in sports? Letters cheerfully received. If you don't have the nerve to see your name in print, say so, but you MUST sign your letter.

Address: Earl Cox, Courier-Journal Sports, Louisville, 40202. BA CK TALK Comlurle.l by EARL COX Nobody's Neutral About Bradshaw NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Navy mounted five long scoring drives and quarterback John Cartwright passed for two touchdowns in a 30-14 football victory over Vanderbilt yesterday. C. J.

Tamulevich ran 55 yards for a Navy touchdown in the last two seconds of the game to cap the triumph. The Navy ground attack cracked the Commodore defense and the running of halfback Terry Murray and fullback Tom Daley set up two touchdowns. Cartwright fired touchdown passes to end Bob Taylor, Daley scored on a 14- yard burst up the middle and John Church kicked a 22-yard field goal. Vanderbilt scored in the final seconds 'of the second and fourth quarters, on runs by Chuck Boyd and Gary Davis. Statistics Navy Vanderbilt First downs 20 14 Rushing yandase 221 Pjsjin, yardage Passes Intercepted bv 2 Punts Fumbles lost 0 0 Yards penaized 31 i NAVY 7 o-M VANDERBILT 0 7 0 7-14 Navy FG, J.

Church, 22. Navy Taylor, 18, 031s from Cartwright (J. Church kick). Navy Tavlor, 15, pass from Cartwright (J. Church kick).

Vandv-Boyd, 1, run (Healy kick). Navy Daley, 14, run (J. Church kick). Vandy Davis, 1, run (Healy kick). Navy Tamulevich, 55, run (pass tailed).

Attendance 18,583. Georgia Tech Triumphs 21-0 ATLANTA (AP) Larry Good kayoed punchless Penn State with a pair of early touchdowns and guided fifth-ranked Georgia Tech to a 21-0 victory yesterday, keeping the unbeaten Yellow Jackets in position to pick off one of the top bowl berths. The sophomore quarterback tossed a 20-yard scoring pass and ran four yards for another touchdown in the first quarter of the intersectional football battle watched by officials from Orange and Gator bowls. Halfback Lenny Snow, shackled most of the game by the Penn State line led by tackle Dave Rowe, nailed down the ninth straight victory for Tech in the fourth quarter with a 1-yard scoring leap. The Yellow Jackets, with only a Nov.

26 test against Georgia between them and their' first perfect season since 1952, blunted every Penn State bid as the Nittany Lions' record dropped to 4-5. PENN STATE 0 0 00 GEORGIA TECH 14 0 0 721 Tech Good, 4, run (Henry kick). Tech Snow, 1, run (Henry kick). Tech Baynham, 20, pass from Good (Henry kick). Attendance 50,172.

College Conference SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE W. L. T. Team Team Georgia Alabama Florida Mississippi Tennessee W. L.

T. .600 .500 .510 3 2 0 2 2 0 Louisiana Slate ..230 Kentucky .230 Auburn 1 4 0 Vanderbilt 0 4 0 Miss. Slate 0 0 MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE W. L. T.

Team W. L. T. 2 0 0 Wichita 1 2 0 Team Tulsa North Texas 3 1 0 Louisville .030 Cincinnati 2 2 0 KENTUCKY-OHIO VALLEY Houston 56 Kentucky 18 Cincinnati 17 Louisville 3 Western 35 Butler (Ind.) 7 Centre 18 Hampden-Sydney 14 Evansville 14 Murray 12 Georgetown 37 Franklin 13 Austin Peay 20 Tenn. Tech 15 Morehead 21 Eastern 19 East Tenn.

12 Tenn. 0 Edward Waters 36 State 14 SOUTHEASTERN Alabama 24 South Carolina 0 Mississippi 14 Tennessee 7 Louisiana State 17 Miss. State 7 Georgia 21 Auburn 13 Florida 31 Tulane 10 Navy 30 Vanderbilt 14 MISSOURI VALLEY N. Tex. State 30 Wichita State 13 Tulsa 13 Montana State 10 BIG TEN Mich.

State 37 Indiana 19 Purdue 16 Minnesota 0 Ohio State 14 Iowa 10 Michigan 28 Northwestern 20 Illinois 49 Wisconsin 14 OTHER INDIANA COLLEGES Notre Dame 64 Duke 0 Hanover 45 Earlham 25 Ball State 15 Southern Illinois 14 DePauw 9 Wabash 7 Wheaton 20 Valparaiso 14 Manchester 12 Indiana Central 3 Defiance (O.) 38 Anderson 0 Rose Poly 58 Culver-Stockton 28 OTHER SOUTH West Virginia 21 Washington 6 Virginia Tech 20 Wm. Mary 18 Southern Miss. 7 N. C. State 6 Georgia Tech 21 Penn State 0 Wake Forest 21 Memphis State 7 The Citadel 30 Va.

Military 14 East Carolina 28 Richmond 16 Clcmson 14 Maryland 10 S'wcstcrn Tenn. 30 Wash. Lee 14 Wofford 40 Davidson 28 Samford 17 Furman 7 OTHER MIDWEST Miami (0.) 38 Dayton 6 Football Standings BIG TEN CONFERENCE Team W. L. T.

Team W. L. T. Michigan State 7 0 0 Ohio State 330 Purdue 3 10 Northwestern 14 1 Illinois 4 2 0 Wisconsin .14 1 Minnesota 3 2 1 Indiana .14 1 Michigan 3 3 0 Iowa .10 OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE Team W. L.

T. Team W. L. T. Morehead 6 10 Austin Peay 4 3 0 Middle Tenn.

4 2 0 Western 2 4 0 Tenn. Tech 4 2 0 East Tenn. 2 5 0 Eastern 4 3 0 Murray 0 6 0 Dear Earl: "It is disgusting to pick up a Courier-Journal and find that otherwise excellent newspaper not only fails to support, but in many instances even prints derogatory, insulting articles about the UK football team. There seems to be a lack of pride by Kentuckians in UK. Before Coach Braojshaw can have a winning team, he must have support first.

George Wood Birmingham, Ala. Dear Earl: "Why don't you guys get off Bradshaw's bandwagon? All you do is let him make excuses and get away with that line about Kentucky not turning out enough good football players. Do you know that Rose Bowl-bound Purdue has two Kentuckians on its first team. Bob Baltzel! of Eastern High and Chuck Kyle of Highlands High in Fort Thomas? "Ask Bradshaw if he's ever heard of Pete Moore, the Hopkinsville boy who's at Alabama and Ed Ziegler, the Northern Kentucky boy who's at Notre Dame. Or Maurice Moorman at Texas Mike Murphy at Duke, Sammy Burke at Georgia Tech or Nick Jordan of Michigan State.

All are Kentuckians. And just wait until after UK's last game at Tennessee and ask Bradshaw what he thinks about that Bird boy from Elizabethtown who's playing for the Vols." G.L.S. Louisville Well, let's see. If I duck that way. No.

Yes. No. Maybe. Help! Dear Editor: Please tell those slickers in Louisville that any Kentuckian would.