The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 55

SECTION 2 SPORTS THE COURIERJOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 13, 1939 SPORTS J1 iller, Hornung, Flaget Best Of Decade '59 Manual Team Is Runner-Up With '57 St. X. 11 3d; Calvin Bird Rated 2d As Player, Homer Rice As Coach 3. St. Xavier 1957.

By EARL COX The 1950i were good years for Flaget's football teams and Kentucky's high-school coaches have just confirmed it. In addition to choosing the All-State team and Coach of the Year, the state's 146 prep coaches this year were asked to vote on three other things: the best team of the 1950's, the coach who did the most outstanding job during the 10-year span and the player who was most outstanding during that time. The coaches' choices: Team of the Decade Flaget's 1952 state champions. Coach of the Decade Paulie Miller of Flaget. Player of the Decade Quarterback Paul Hornung of Flaget.

Flaget's 1952 team barely edged out Manual's great 1959 tm Mm 3. Tommy Glover, Henderson. 4. Bobby Cravens, Owensboro. 5.

Kenny Kuhn, Male. 6. Lloyd Hodge, Whitesburg. 7. Bob White, Covington Holmes.

8. Pat Uebel, Bellevue. 9. Dickie Mueller, St Xavier. 10.

Howard Schnellenberger, Flaget 11. Bob Hardy, Paducah Tilghman. 12. Charlie Sturgeon, Owensboro. 13.

Tom Rodgers, Madisonville. 14. Tie between Sherman Lewis, Manual, and Paul Mcpherson, Manual. 15. Tie among Charles Ish-mael, Mt.

Sterling; Red Hill, Fleming-Neon; Wayne Kelley, Caldwell County; Jerry Wool-urn, Madison-Model; Mike Minix, Paintsville; Perky Bryant, Evarts; Irv Goode, Boone County; Jim Poynter, Danville; Herbie Conley, Ashland; Bill Ransdell, Elizabethtown; Elgin Wardlow, Nicholasville; Albert Lewis, Covington Holmes. A' Davis, Benham; Joe Gilly, Harlan; Bill Tucker, Corbin. 17. Tie between Bill Wel-born, Madisonville, and Fred Clayton, Caldwell County. 19.

Tie among Roy Kidd, Madison-Model; Ben Flora, Bellevue; Preston "Ty" Holland, Murray; Charlie Kolasa, Harrodsburg and Springfield; Red Herndon, Mayfield; Tom Ellis, Covington Holmes, and Bill "Moon" Conde, Corbin and Manual Hornung and Corbin halfback Calvin Bird, now a star at U.K., dominated the voting for Player of the Decade. Henderson's fullback Tommy Glover was a distant third, barely beating out Owensboro halfback Bobby Cravens. The voting: 1. Paul Hornung, Flaget. 2.

Calvin Bird, Corbin. week, a coach said, "If Paulie ever leaves Flaget, I'd play them, but not as long as he's there. He makes the difference to them." The balloting on the coaches went like this: 1. Paulie Miller, Flaget 2. Homer Rice, Highlands.

3. Johnny Meihaus, St Xavier. 4. Tie between Nick Denes and Charlie Kuhn, both of Male. 6.

Don Shelton, Henderson. 7. Jim Caudill, Hazard. 5. Ralph McRight, Paducah Tilghman.

9. Tie among Ralph Horning, Sturgis; Bill Shannon, Dixie Heights; Richard "Puss" Green-well, Shelbyville, Jim Pickens, Danville and Bowling Green; Ed Rutledge, Danville; Charlie championships In 1949, Miller started the decade with a City title in 1950. He won City and state championships in 1952 and 1958 and was runnerup in the state to Male in 1954, to St. Xavier in 1957 and to Manual in the Litkenhous Ratings this season. Three AH-Americans Three of his players gained Ail-American honors in college.

They were Hornung, a star with the Green Bay Packers; end Howard Schnellenberger, an assistant coach at the University of Kentucky, and tackle J. T. Frankenberger, who plays Canadian pro football Two other Miller-coached players who are now college freshmen, guard Bobby Leh-mann at Notre Dame and tackle Bob Gebhart at U.K., are considered stars of the future. Commenting on Miller this 4. Male High 1954.

5. Corbin 1955. i. Owensboro 1954. 7.

Henderson 1959. 8. Highlands 1958. 9. Danville (year not designated).

10. Paducah Tilghman 1950 and 1953. 11. Tie among Madisonville 1956, Paintsville 1956, Bellevue 1951, Lynch 1959 and Hazard (year not designated). In the voting for the top coach.

Miller was given a close race only by Highlands' Homer Rice. Johnny Meihaus of St Xavier was a strong third and Charlie Kuhn and Nick Denes, both of Male High, tied for fourth. After winning City and state team, which won all 12 of its games and the first Class AAA state championship. The complete team standings: 1. Flaget 1952.

2. Manual 1959. Paul Hornung Player Of The Decade Paulie Miller Top Coach Of The 50'i Ji. 1 i i fijt i RrHa rVfe r.v.'4.i-d 3iXVjk Henderson's Shelton Voted Grid Coach Of The Year atSSK fa a ts afAIBMJB I A I uivb inc uina imai -a. By EARL COX Frank Yeager, and Mt Ster- followed his high-school coach, pace and was smart he he "It's the finest honor I've line's Phil Owen.

Frank Camo. to the University very aepenaaDie 10 A MfDER cHRlStdrt ever had." Jim Pickens of Bowling of Louisville, where he con- So said Don Shelton when Green, last year's winner, and tinued to star as a halfback. was a good student and a student of football, too I always believed that he had the potential to be a fine coach." he was told that his fellow Lloyd Redman of Southern high-school football coaches tied for 10th. Also getting Jatla-Jla onenun joins an euie gruup Graduating from U. of L.

in 1950, Shelton was backfield coach at Eastern High for two years, spent another year as an assistant at Roosevelt High in Atlanta and replaced Si Prew-itt as head coach at Henderson votes were Dave Hurst, Mid dlesboro; Charlie Kolasa, Har rodsburg; Bill Welborn, Madi sonville; Gordon Betts, Millers itfk. asm Courier-Journal "Coach of The Year" award. He succeeds Jim Pickens of Danville. NEW! 1I6HTS for MONTHS On BuIlM Multi-Fill hike koMi a ywr'i fuel supply, NEW! ADJUSTAIU nun Tilt of Ikert KrMt Flaget, Seneca, Male Win Reds, Shawnee Both Triumph; X. Plays Today Flaget and Male High scored hard-earned prestige victories away from home last night, but Seneca's brash rookies challenged the Braves and Bulldogs for the headlines by kayoing Atherton 64-59 at Seneca.

With Tommy Finnegan scoring 23 points and grabbing 12 rebounds and Tom Deeken making 22 points and capturing 13 rebounds, Flaget hit 36 per cent of its shots and led all the way to hand Maysville a rare floor loss by 58-32. Flaget owned two 13-point leads in the third period, but a press enabled Maysville to cut its deficit to 5047 in the last quarter. Deeken and Finnegan each made a field goal, however, and the unbeaten Braves played a control game the rest of the way to win their fourth straight. Shawnee, Manual Win At Bowling Green, unde Previous winners were Frank- in 1953. His Henderson teams have won 47, lost 23 and tied fort's Ray Herndon in 1945, four.

Covington Holmes Tom Ellis $4 The gift thifs really pawl clusift fvthni, styaitf, economy! had elected him as Courier-Journal "Coach of The Year" for 1959. Shelton led his Henderson Flash to the Class AA state championship and rolled over 12 opponents without losing a game. Runnerup to Shelton was Tom Harper, whose Manual state title and also posted a 12-O-0 record. Harper barely beat out Highlands' Homer Rice for second spot and Ed Miracle, whose Lynch club won the Class A crown, was fourth. burg Military Institute; Ralph Genito, Owensboro; Butch Gilbert, Campbellsville; Jimmy Bravard, Hopkinsville, and John Morgan, Jenkins.

Shelton, 31, has coached at Henderson for seven years and two of his teams have been unbeaten and untied, in 1955 when the record was 10-0-0 and Father Of Three in '46, Paducah Tilghman Ralph McRight in '47, Manual's nr ciitrem, pip or nasi tmossri rt He was married in 1948 to Mike Basrak in '48, Flaget's the former Joanne Benson, who Paulie Miller in '49 and 52, also went to U. of L. They Prestonsburg's Doc Ferrell in have three children, Donald, '50, Male High's Nick Denes Maria, 7, and Doug, who in '51, Lynch's Sam Potter in this year. NEW! row stcoms Instant fueling rftb eielutiv (ulna tUslisttniaritaxVi gen A 1946 graduate of Barrett will be three next month. '53, Danville's Ed Rutledge in Hazards Jim Caudill and Old id.

JA 1 ij5ie Kentucky Home's Joe Talley High (now Henderson) where tied for fifth. Tying for seventh he set a scoring record that were two Louisvillians, Flaget's was. broken this year by full- Paulie Miller and Atherton's back Tommy Glover, Shelton Asked to comment on Shel- '54, Corbin Bui Tucker in ton, Camp said, "He was a real '55, St Xavier's Johnny Mei-good back not too big, haus in '56, and Caldwell Coun-but he had a good change of ty's Fred Clayton in '57. 95 rush flniaH METEOR nlk (eld-tone bind. Ths lighter of tomer low lot Ifrdlj'l kOffltt.

lights Ytor Don Shelton 'Coach Of The Year' This Week's 7th Region Cage Card TODAY St. Xtviar vt. Ciney St. Htl (ym, 4 p.m. MONDAY DcSalei St.

Auiuitin at Lebanon, p.m. TUISDAY Plaret ti. Trinity, St. Gaarfa (ym, I p.m. Sneca vs.

Waxfr, Majonle Horn gym. m. Butler at Farn Crtek, a p.m. utem at Oldham County, I p.m. lit.

Benedict at Catholic Country Day, 3:30 P.m. Durrett at VaUay. I p.m. Shepherdrvllle v. Southern at Fair-dale, p.m.

RIDAY Male Hifh at Montlcello. p.m. Manual va. DeSales, Male fym, p.m. Shawnee va.

Trinity, Ruth erf ord fym, P-m. Atherton va, Waffener. Maaonie Home fym, a p.m. Southern va. Durrett at ralrdale, P.m.

Cub Run at Catholic Country Day, 7:30 p.m. Seneca at Fern Creek, I p.m. SATURDAY St. Xavier va. IndUnapoUi Sceclna.

Male fym, p.m. Valley at Glendale, I p.m. Male Hirh at EUsabethtown, I p.m. wifhour refWingf feated Male won its fourth straight, but had to erase a five-point deficit in the final period to hand High Street its fill-1 "CMwi fefe mmm mmmm FOURTH at BROADWAY JCsWCsKVCeKC5r Bob Waddle GUARD: Somerset Albert Lewis TACKLE: Covington Holmes Bobby Lee TACKLE: Ashland Stewart Elliott END: Morganfield All-State Honorable Mention 5 give him Dudgeon, Wright, Lewis, Glover, Whitis, Shepherd Make All-State first loss in three games 43-42. Everett Stall worth, who spent all but two and a half minutes of the first half on the bench, came on in the second half to score 12 points and spark the Bulldogs to victory.

In other games last night, surprising Manual won its second straight by beating Trinity 5140, Shawnee trimmed Lynn-vale 5745, Cincinnati Country Day beat Louisville Country Day 71-57 and St. Aloysius ruined Catholic Country Day'a varsity debut 49-39. St. Xavier will attempt to bounce back from its loss to Central when the Tigers play Cincinnati St Xavier at Male gym at 4 p.m. today.

Winning their third in a row, Coach Bob Mulcahy's young Seneca Redskins fired in 42 per cent of their field-goal attempts to stick Atherton with its second loss in two nights after two victories. The Redskins led by seven at the first rest stop, by 11 at the half and by nine at the end of the third quarter. Cleaves Scores 22 With a minute to go, Seneca workhorse tied a Bowling Green school scoring record with a team that had only one good receiver. Two-year THE SHOE THAT LAUNCHED A THOUSAND WEEK-ENDS Experiments in leisure shoes come and go but, happily, this one refuses to changes the classic'LOAFER." It's the shoe men never have quite enough of. Choose your loafers from a variety of colors and leathers, to wear weekdays and weekends, in town and out.

Made to typical Nettleton standards, they cost more than ordinary casuals. But once he wears them you'll agreei it's extravagant to pay less. LACK AND BROWN $19.95 Bsrdstown St Joe Prep; Bill McMenl-eel, Lexington Lafayette; Billy Kea-perud, Murray; Ferky Bryant, Evarts; Clyde Wise, Danville; Howard Miie, Harlan; Jamet Allan, Prestonsburg; Rsymend Hefflngten, Trigg County; Dsvid Malone, Msyfield; timer Jack-ten, Danville. Othera making Honorable Mention! Jim Burt, Highlands; Charlaa Mima, PlkevUle; Willard Cernellus, Williamsburg; Phil Hlgtlns, Dayton: Beb Hsrbst, Dayton; ftan Wilson, Carlisle; Tammy Huffman, Lancaster; John Fhslps, Winchester; Marian Wells, Miller sburg MlUUry Institute; Chariot Lee, Lancaster; Jack Patherfill, Lancaster; Ike Owen, Lebanon: David Cernlih, Springfield; Clyde Richard-tan, Mlllersburg Military Institute; Charlaa Jackson, Glasgow; Jim Rose, Glasgow; Johnny Powell, Lynch; Charles Marshall, Henderson Douglass; Jerry Lsnsdsle; Mt. Sterling; Billy Briscoe, Anderson; Deus Scett, Belfry; Jlmmie Oumbert, Wurtland; Tom Cel.

lihan, McKeU; Toby Butler; Catlette-burg; Butch Wellmsn, Louisa; John Stephens, Russell; Junior Ashe reft, Jesssmine County; Wayne Lsuter, Georgetown; Charles ttreeory, Georgetown; Jim Myers, Mlllersburg MlUUry Institute; Dick Msbrey, Madisonville; Dennis Drsmit, Covington Holmes; Olsnn Disnsv, Barbourville; Bill Fultx, Knox Central; I art Resteers, Harlan; Russell Miracle, Bell County; Jerry Brewer, M. C. Napier; Bime "Reck" Head, Shelbyville; Denny Cardwell, Trinity: Bob Kannapel, Flaget: Jim Ferman, Louisville Centrst; Jerome Henderson, Louisville Central; Buddy Walhe, Flaget: Crosby Bright, Butler; Tommy Cheaney, Hendersoni Donnie Fsrsont, Evsrts: Joe Drugs, Valley; Bobby Spsnn, St. Xavier: Bob Kintt-ley, Southern; Steve Creeks, Morgan-field; Ken Allen, Lafayette: larl Rack-well, Campbellsville; Joe Weber, Seneca; David Brooks, Mt. Sterling; Charlaa Oentry, LaRuo County: Duane Hart, Corbin; Bill Dean, Middleaboro; Jsck Crldsr, Caldwell County; Fat O'Bryan, Old Kentucky Home; Philip Andrews, Fulton; Jse Campbell, Bowl, lng Green; John Finn, Lexington Dun-bsr; Albert Crank, Cstlettsburg; Jim Coy, Madison-Model; Kendall Becard, Ashland; Jack Williama, Ashland; Kan Stevens, McKeU; Adam Helska, Lynch; Butch Wellman, Louisa: Tabby Butler, Cstlettxbure; Fat Kyle, Erianger Lloyd; Billy Ferrlell, Manual: Kenny Hern, Manual; Bill White, Manual.

regular. Average grades. Has signed with U.K. First Owensboro All -Stater since halfback Charlie Sturgeon in 1956. SHERMAN LEWIS If colleges played platoon football now, this 158-pounder who deals in speed would be forced to fight off the scouts.

As it is, he has U.L., Wisconsin and Cincinnati interested in him. His 162 points set a new Louisville scoring record this season (he also set a City junior varsity record his sophomore year with exactly the same number; he got 72 as a varsity player last year). He runs 100 yards in 10.1, is the fastest Manual player since Johnny Meihaus. Very religious. Above average student.

He is the first Negro to make All-State in football. DALE LINDSEY Only jun-ior on the team, this 195-pound with 125 points this season But he was perhaps even more of a standout as a bone-jarring linebacker "Finest linebacker I've ever seen," says his coach, Jim Pickens, who was last year's "Coach of The Year." He's been a regular since his freshman year. Ten schools have shown interest in him already Above average as student First Bowling Green All-Stater since guard David Mason in 1954. TOMMY GLOVER The state's most publicized player, this 5-9, 202-pound piledriver is at his best when the chips are down His 30 touchdowns this season broke Henderson record of 23 set by his coach, Don Shelton Four-year regular "Best I've ever coached," says Shelton Averaged over 10 yards per carry Excellent student president of Student led 64-52, but Stuart Yoffe and Jim Merrell fired a seven-point Atherton splurge to cut the final margin to five points. David Cosby, 6-3 sophomore guard, was high for the winners with 22 points.

Yoffe's 18 topped the Rebels. Ends Richard Humphrey, Fern Creeks John MtOIH, Flafet: Charlaa Cenley, Palntavllle; Jamea tilt, Henderson; Stan Naeer, Davleaa County; Dick Miller. MUleraburf Military Institutes Carl Cotton, Raceland; Bill Jehnaon, McKeU; Dennia araona, Harlan; Bill Balrd, PlkevUle; Dave Penick, Diyton; Mike First, Hifhlandi; Bob Steinhaua-er, Hlftilands; Joe Flthman, Kentucky Military Institute; Charlaa Haytfon, Bardstown St. Joe Prep; James Symp-sen. Old Kentucky Home; John tele, Lexington Henry Clay; Randy Odil, Bowling Greens Bill Trent.

Russell; Henry Zachary, Pinavllle; John Ley, Middleaboro; Rennle Maheney, Bards, town; Richard Cenley, Belfry; Sam Nelson, Lexington Henry Clay; William Prater, Prestonsburg; I Yeunt, Everts; Den Ratliff, Plkerille: Larry Hekbs, Wheelwright; Albert Bcalf, Harlan; Cornelius Coffey, Somerset: Richard Olbbs, Mt. Sterling: Bab Catlett, Shawnee; Bill Trent. Russell; Arthur Bailey, Eastern; Bill Lemaiter. Louisa; Refer Boyd, PlkevUle; Runell Overstreel, Anderson. To ck lea Jim Harris, Manual; Ralph Ferrill, Trinity; Bill Welseman, St.

Xavlers Bob Clark, Flaget; Johnny Rule, Shep herdsville; Terry Staimpel, Fort Knox; Hueh Sturgeon, Owensboro; Russell Littleton, Mt. Sterling; Larry French, Morganfield; Beb Buckner, Middles-boroj Dickie Jones, Cumberland; Ish-mel Thernberry, Wheelwright; Marred Davis, Fulton; Frank Jackson, Bowling Greens Doug Walton, Lexington Lafayette; Melvin Berlch, Csmp. bellsvllle; Jimmy Cermnev, Madison-Model; Ralph Clark, Jenkins: Billy Srembeueh, Fleming Neon; Iverett Slaney, Evarte; Clark Burkhart, Loy-all; Jimmy Fawns, Mt sterling; Deue-laa Hamilton, Paintsville; Roger Dixon, Paintsville: Rodney Parsons, Barbour-vllle; Randy Holtt, Bardstown St. Joe Prep; Richard DeWeese, Millerjburg Military Institute; Harry Themes, Russell; Larry Maddox, Wurtland; Gary Herfel, Highlands: R. Rdwards, Glasgow; Den Handy, Glasgow; Roosevelt Oretery, Henderson Douglass; Bobby Fayne, Lancaster; Sam Brawn, Harrodsburg; Kenny Meere, Deyton; Phil Turner, Hazard; a Ross, Raceland; Bill ilk Ins, Louisa; David Lewis, Caldwell County.

Guard Klt Oeeraahead, Waggoner: Dave Hill, Trinity; Mike Fltigerald, Trinity: Will Dewden, Atherton; Jim Hudson, Manual; Larry Randolph, Franklln-Slmpsoni Wayne Brown, Morganfield; Phillip Moran, Hopkinsville! Robert Napier, Erianger Lloyd: Rennle Bsker, Somerset; Cecil Miller, ShepherdsvUlei Lynn Wilson, Lebanon: Oliver Cel. vert, Mt, Sterling: Jesse Orant, Corbin: Beb Buckner, Middleaboro; John Wheeler, Henderson: Ronnie Murphy, Bowling Green; Dick King, Msnusl; art Thrasher, CampbellsvUle; Robert Walker, Madison-Model; Kandrick Walla. Paintsville: Paul Mlnlx, Pres. tonaburg; Clark Burkhart, Loyall; Jim Hsynea, Harlan; 1 1 vis Humble, Lebanon: Bill Rankin, Danville: Art Stickle, Lexington Henry Clay. Wll-burn Conner, Middles boro: Bobby Wilton, Jessamine County: Allan Hater, Jessamine County: Jim Bushart, Fulton; John Duncan, Russell; Dawson Vanever, McKeU: Den Handy, Glas Behind 14-10 at the end of the first period, Manual limited Trinity to only one field goal in the next quarter to take an 18-16 halftime lead and was on top 38-25 going into the final period.

Sherman Lewis led the winners with 13, but Trinity's Continued on Page 7, Col. 5 ntOIAILY THI SIOWIST MADI SHOES IN AMERICA Continued from Page 1 rugged best on defense. A three-regular, Lee is a well-mannered boy who is respected by his classmates for his hard work. He signed with U.K. BOB WADDLE Somerset's first All-Stater since tackle Marion Prather in 1950, Waddle has been a regular for three years.

Above average as a student, he has signed with U.K. and will go there unless he can get an appointment to the Naval Academy. He was on the second All-State team last year. A real hardnose, he is the smallest lineman on the team at 180 pounds. In fact, three of the four All-State backs outweigh him.

A guard on offense, he was a terror as middle linebacker for Jim Williams' Briar-jumpers. JIM WHITIS Only the sec ond All-Stater in the history of his school, Whitis has been a standout for three years. Defensive middle guard, he made 25 tackles against Shelbyville in the Burley Bowl. Stands 5-10 and weighs 205. He has good speed.

Schools showing interest in him are U.K., Purdue, Eastern and Western. Eastern has the best chance to get him. His coach is Kenny Arnold. Only other Fern Creek All-Stater was tackle Marion Morgan in 1936. PETE DUDGEON The shy, silent type, this rock-hard 198-pounder was the key to Manual's great defense.

Has the ability to "smell a play." Also unusually good on offense and pass defense, Dudgeon is rated the Big Red's finest center in over 20 years. Above average as a student, he was a starter for two years. Like Wright, nearly everyone wants Dudgeon. Both of them are visiting Alabama this weekend. RICHARD ANDERSON Only 16, the 195-pounder still has lots of room for improvement and is potentially one of the finest quarterbacks the state has produced.

"He's the best quarterback I've ever seen," says his coach, Ralph Genito. Tops both as a runner and passer, he was handicapped because he played Seneca 44 Atherton it Flatet it Maysville 52 pf. Plsyer fgft.pf. Player ff.ft. fg.ft.pf.

fg.ft.pf. Player Finnegan 7 i 1 a 3 Bereot a 1 3 2 Sehllnger I Elt-ar 0 0 Player Kercher Lawrence Redd Carpenter Unsold Herht Cosby Hlnton Jsmitn Jacobs 1 Hall 3 Kell 5 Alexander 0 Tucker 4 Boyd 1 Total 0 Sch warts 5 Coleman Welhe 0 2 Turner 2 Deeken 1 10 McKill 4 1 Lenta 0 0 Doutas 0 0 Totals 1T 24 I 4 4 2 3 5 1 4 0 2 3 too 21 10 21 2 Petrie 1 4 Merrell 0 Yoffe 0 Flsest Maya 12 32 44 11 24 12 0 Hvman Schn-ller 23 It 21 Totals 22 19 24 Total a Shawnee IT Lynnvala 4J 14 14 4t 44 21 40 Seneca Atherton fgft.pf. fg.ft.pf. Council Wants to coach Although some Big 10 schools are courting him, he'll probably choose an S.E.C. school and an informed source has told The Courier-Journal that it will be Kentucky First Flash All-Stater since center Pascal Benson in 1955.

ALL-STATE NOTES Waddle and Anderson moved up from the second All-State team last year Demoted to the second team was Caldwell County center John Hopper Tackles Buddy Bell of Eastern and Fred Rader of Corbin climbed a notch to the second team Because Manual's Donnie Brown, who played end this year after playing guard last season, got far more votes than any guard other than the two on the first team, Brown was placed on the second team as a guard In addition to Hopper, on last year's team were ends Gary Steiger of Flaget and 1 9 1 Player Killlnger Pltaner Dlckerson Kslston Robbtna Cstlett Hlgglna Catholic Co. Day 34 St. Aleytlut 4y Player J. Mink T. Graham J.

Harrison I. Johnson McCarthy Prowl tt Williama Skeea Drake Totals Richard Anderson BACK: Owensboro Player fg.ft.pf, fg.ft.pf. 1 0 3 Player Summers gow: Booey event, Eiiisoeintown: not) Lancaateri Alan Berry, kirn. Totals 21 IS II 14 IT 24 lands: Den (picer, Irvine; Ken Wells, Schlatter Somes Bryant 1 S. Green well 1 G.

Greenwetl 4 R. Resmr 3 D. Bleemsi 4 22 24 34 41 Item Atchtr Harrod Hoenig A. Kan'pell D. Kan'pell Veeneman Boyle Biithart Totals 11 II thawnee ynnvale sV order by Moil or Coll JU 4-9786 Trinity 40 14 til Total 10 1T13 fg.ft.pf.

Player Hudson 4 Manual 11 Player Carroll Pllnt Rlcketta Lewis Brown Collar fg.ft.pf. 3 3 0 4 4 I 4 2 a 3 I 21 24 34 11 2 41 4t Cath. Country Dsy St. Aleytlut 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 3 Marchand 1 Qulaenberry 0 Cardwell Mueller 0 Gatewood 0 Totala 17 wuymipignaMii hi "Ml, mmmmmmm mm I iS'l Cincinnati C. D.

71 levlsvllle C. D. 17 Totals II IS Player fgft.pf. u. IB 11 31 31 Manual 3 1 Ackerman 0 4 2 lonnron noimes; oene roiey, Williamsburg: Larry Msddex, Wurtland; Charley Hall, Louisa; Steve King, Aab land: Bert Bradshsw, Whltesburg; enterM Larry Oarrstt, Prestonsburg; Dsnny Bradford, Bellevue: Chris Marco, Mil-leraburg MlUUry Institute; Bob Venters, PUceville: Walter Hawkins, Ella.

bethtown; Malcem Braahear, Old Kentucky Hornet Jim Berchea. Highlands; Herb Elklns, Wurtland; Steve McOee, Ashland: Marble Lleen, Madisonville; Mike Oreen, Shelbyville: Dick Rsyman, Owenaboro: Huston Ball, Middleaboro; Walter Marcum, Lexington Henry Clsy; Ralph Olvent, Lexington Dunbar; Clark Weeds, Wheelwright; Davie! Scett, Cumberland: Colin Cox, Haiard; Leon Conway, Butler; Lao Heran, Seneca; Marvin Lewis, CaUetttburf. Backs Polling more than five votes each were Bud Smyly, Haiard: Jim Mahan, Jenkins; Mee Miller, Billy Jenkins, Eliiabathtown; Ferry Cfrrice, Trinity 14 14 21 40 1 2 Carlberg Mala High 43 High Street 42 1 Chandler 2 Cleaves n. 1 Roy 0 Himefeaugh 2 Stone Player Luther Berk Boeworth Haeaan Schmidt Smith Mount Grace Mct'slmont Miller Todd Totals Johnny Wright of Madisonville, tackles Bob Gebhart of Flaget and Tommy Brush of Jenkins, guards Harvey Leffler of Male High and Bob Lehmann of Flaget, and backs Jerry Woolum of Madison-Model, John Dickey of Valley, Herbie Conley of Ashland and Richie Emmons of Highlands. fg.ft.pf.

0 0 3 0 2 4 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 II 013 fgft.pf. 1 0 4 a i a 2 4 0 0 2 2 0 3 1 2 1 2 2 0 17 I 11 Player Pergusoa Casey Taylor McCall MlUa Edmonds Totats Player Smith Phelps suilworth Hodden Gunnell Winfrey Golden Totals 27 17 Totals 12 12 1 Dale Lindsey BACK: Bowling Green Louisville t. Bey I 14 33 17 Tnry.n'i OfTITOff FOURTH AT MOADWAY I 14 25 43 10 14 34 41 Male.Hlth Hit. I Itreot Cincinnati Day 1 IS 44 71.