Eastern Kentucky University
Encompass
The Athlete
Kentucky High School Athletic Association
8-1-1967
The Kentucky High School Athlete, August 1967
Kentucky High School Athletic Association
Follow this and additional works at: http://encompass.eku.edu/athlete
Recommended Citation
Kentucky High School Athletic Association, "The Kentucky High School Athlete, August 1967" (1967). The Athlete. Book 124.
http://encompass.eku.edu/athlete/124
This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Kentucky High School Athletic Association at Encompass. It has been accepted for
inclusion in The Athlete by an authorized administrator of Encompass. For more information, please contact [email protected].
PAUL
BLAZER HIGH SCHOOL
BASEBALL TEAM
G.
K. H. S. A. A.
CHAMPION— 1967
Row: K. Mills, M. Tackett, T. Huff, J. Conley,
M. Sinith, G. Baker, C. Steil, D. Dove, J. Mullins. Second Row
D. Dameron, B. Ison, D. Staten, D. Stevens, D. Lentz, S. Gerrard, J.
Sieweke, W. Workman, E. Childers, B. Lynch, F. Leibee, S. Hemlepp,
Coach Z. Myers.
(Left to Right) Front
T. Tolbert,
Official Organ of tiie
KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
August, 1967
KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL TRACK MEET
Kentucky,
Louisville,
Louisville
May
1967
19,
Male High School Track Team
-
CLASS AAA
-
K.H.S.A.A.
Champion 1967
(Left to Right) Front Row: R. Rosel. Coach J. Conn, Coach M. Longacre. T. Curley, E. Coyle. Second Row: D. Gill, R.
Macklin. P. Nelson. G. Rhodes, G. Rudolph, D. Brown, Mgr. D. Hare. Third Row: J. Ferrel. R. Carpenter, E. Kirby, A.
Jones. C. Morris, Ij. Goodwin. Fourth Row; J. Renfro, J. Morehead, F. Sandusky, W. Green, R. Dean, J. Morton, J. Locke,
J. Kinzer.
100
Yard Dash—
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Run—
Mite
DeainMale
Locke^Male
1.
Watson-Eastern
Bloom-Westport
Thompson-DeSales
3,
2,
4,
5,
Mile Run—
1. Theis-Westport
2. Roberts-St. Xavier
PoM-Trinity
Boyd-Durrett
3.
Khodes-Male
Swain-Shawnee
Allen-St. Xavier
4.
5.
Time-4:24.9
Time-10.2
220 Yard
1.
Brown-Male
2.
Rudolph-Male
3.
Ball-Valley
4.
Bloom-Westport
Watson-Eastern
5.
Hughes-Flaget
Kleier-St. Xavier
Kinzer-Male
3.
Malloy-Bishop David
4.
Thompson-DeSales
5.
Colbert-Seneca
1.
Baumer-Durrett
2.
Daring-Trinity
3.
Carpenter-Male
4.
Soherzer-Iroquois
5.
Rectenwald-DeSales
4.
Jdhnson-Trinity
5.
Kleler-St.
new
a
tate
s
record
with
his
Smith-Valley
4.
Sandusky-Male
Moore-DeSales
Bond^Waggener
5.
Gill-Male
1.
2.
3.
Trinity
3.
4.
Manual
3.
5.
Durrett
time of
with
the
Distance-58'4"
Eastern
a
hia
Put—
2.
2.
set
record
with
Pole Vault—
Yard Relay—
1. Male
Male
state
1.
3.
Xavier
5.
Time-1:28.7
Time-l:56.S
new
time of 19.3.
880
Run—
a
Locke-Male
Pope-Eastern
Time-19.3
Time-49.3
set
3.
set
record
Time-3:19.3
Male
Shot
Ball
state
Westport
St. Xavier
Ball-Valley
2.
2.
880 Yard
5.
time of 3:19.3.
1.
Dash—
Male
Durrett
Flaget
3.
Yard Low Hurdles—
18D
1.
2.
4.
Time-14.3
Dean-Male
Evans-Seneca
1.
Time-9:34.7
Theis set a new
time of 9:34.7.
Mile Relay—
Ball-Valley
Johnson-Trinity
Time-22.3
440 Yard
Yard High Hurdles-
120
Dash—
Wikoff-Iroquois
Bailey-Butler
Kelty-Trinity
new
1.28.7.
state
record
with
the
5.
Price-Waggener
Heuser-Pleasure Ridge
Neurath-Atherton
Krebs-St. Xavier
Campbell-Eastern
Wismann-Valley
Height-13'^"
(Continued on Page Eleven)
:
:
:
:
The Kentucky High School Athlete
Official
Organ of the
Kentucky High School Athletic Association
VOL.
XXX—NO.
AUGUST,
1
Ky.
July 14, 1967
Mr. Theodore A. Sanford. Secretary & Treasurer
Kentucky High School Athletic Association
Lexington, Kentucky
Dear Sir:
Pursuant
to instructions received, we have made an audit
of the books and records of the
HIGH SCHOOL
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION for the period of one year beginning July 1, 1966. and ending June 30. 1967. In addition, we
have prepared and attached hereto statements of the Receipts
and Disbursements which, in our opinion, reflect the true financial condition of the Association as of June 30, 1967.
The Cash Funds on Hand and IT. S. Savings Bonds and the
Building and Loan Associations savings accounts were found to
be correct and verified by generally accepted auditing procedures.
We find the records presented to us for the purpose of audit
to be in agreement and in good condition.
Respectfully submitted,
L.
Certified Public Accountant
KENTUCKY
HUET
Telephone and Telegraph
Printing
Appropriation to Kentucky Coaches Ass'n
Appropriation to K.A.P.O.S.
Purchase of Publications
Delegates to National Federation Meetings
National Federation Dues
Rental on Films
Appropriation to Kentucky D.G.W.S.
Audit
Bad Checks
Disbursements
Meals-Annual Banquet
Speaker-Annual Banquet
Taxes and Withholdings:
Federal Income Tax Withheld
Miscellaneous
Social Security
City Income Tax
checking Account Jnly
Annual Dues: 374 w $.3.00
Officials* Dues:
in
1,
$
Football: 575
$3.00
Basketball: 1370 w $3.00
Baseball: 218 (" $3.00
Reciprocity Officials:
Football: 53 (a $1.00
Basketball: 40 (a $1.00
Officials' Fines
Redeposits (Bad Checks Made Good)
Bonds
53.00
40.00
145.00
36.00
1.540.00
1,162.48
101.00
2,500.00
525.50
2,663.80
Ass'n
437.50
Advertisinir in Magazine
Sale of Publications
Sale of Equipment
Sale of Bonds
Sales-Annual Meeting
Interest Received from Government
Interest Received from
1st Fed. Savings & Loan
Interest Received from
Interest
Honorariums and Expenses-Clinics
Printing & Miscellaneous Expenses
Schools for Officials
Expenses-Regional Clinics
Tournament Account
Fee
Receipts-State Track Meets
Receipts-State Wrestling Tournament
Receipts-State Swim Meets
Receipts-State Gymnastics Meet
Mileage
425.00
5.779.01
735.27
957.68
464.15
2,645.15
200.00
90.00
5,092.25
1,471.25
3,185.26
434.24
5,090.75
1,165.30
2.247.73
210.50
3,623.53
Entertainment
Tennis
Mileage
and
Local
Entertainment
(State Tour.)
—
10,030.00
3,551.06
628.66
11.34
25.00
1,407.16
752.00
628.75
63.50
Commissioner's Salary (Base Sal. $15,000.00)
Expense-Commissioner's Office
Ass't Commissioner's Salary (Base Sal. $13,000.00)
Travel Expense-Ass't Commissioner
New Equipment
Local
Tour.)
Trophies & Awards
Miscellaneous Expenses
Trophies and Balls
Expenses-Tournament Managers __
Track
Regional Expenses
Trophies and Medals
650.31
5,915.40
1,607.89
Officials
and Local Entertainment
(State Meets)
Miscellaneous
Expenses
(State
Meets)
Mileage
$186,765.87
DISBURSEMENTS:
Insurance
and
(State
Board of Control Expense
Office Supplies
Janitor Supplies
399.26
1,285.22
State Committee Expense
Trophies and Medals (State Meets)
Officials (State Meets)
Mileage and Local Entertainment
(State Meets)
Pool Rental & Additional Services
Ticket Sellers & Takers
(State
$238,378.04
Postage
1,800.44
91.68
2.202.41
Swimming:
150,221.67
551.45
1,217.50
AAA
Secretarial Salaries
Janitor's Salary
Emblems
Officials'
437.50
Refunds
Receipts-State Baseball Tournament
Football Playoffs:
A & AA Ticket Sales
Profit
A & AA Program Profit
A & AA Program State Tax
5,562.26
Division:
Meets)
Fed. Savings & Ijoan Ass'n
Transferred from State Basketball
Radio
Officials'
5,387.26
175.00
Golf
Union Fed. Savings & Loan Ass'n
Received from Lexington
AAA
10.000.00
21,945.00
5,100.00
Printing and Engravings
Mailing
1.725.00
4.110.00
654.00
(,i
Ticket
1,122.00
11.479.11
Magazine
$ 51,612.17
1966
Withheld
6.262.40
2,397.23
634.38
1.035.91
502.20
646.99
Transfer of Funds:
Saving Certificate
Insurance Subsidy
K.H.S.A.A. Retirement Fund
RECEIPTS:
Balance
$
State Income Tax Withheld
Hospitalization Withheld
State Sales and Use Taxes
JOHNSON
KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
PERIOD FROM JULY 1, 1966 TO JUNE 30, 1967
STATEMENT OF
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS
Bonds
Fidelity
Per Year
616.39
439.58
1.097.70
1,409.54
45.00
3,941.37
500.00
300.00
3,631.88
5,052.05
204.20
416.00
500.00
140.00
54.00
527.88
2,478.00
200.00
Utilities
Broadway
East
Louisville,
$1.00
Equipment Repairs & Service Contracts
Building Repairs and Grounds Maintenance
Report of Audit
1191
1967
$
5,711.09
11,683.82
424.22
9.825.15
1,132.33
9,795.11
1,286.72
2,452.71
1,030.14
76.78
834.82
821.00
New Equipment
Equipment Rental (State Meets)
6.712.30
188.52
41.70
232.75
__
Baseball:
Refunds on
District
Tournament
Deficits
Trophies and Awards
Refunds on
Regional Tour. Deficits
Baseballs (State Tournament)
Transportation (State Tournament)
Meals (State Tournament)
2,006.20
3,209.63
265.84
86.03
621.97
1.407.00
(Continued on Page Six)
15,348.87
THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR AUGUST,
Page Two
AUGUST
VOL.
1967
XXX—No.
Office of Publication. Lexington. Ky. 40501
Second class postage paid at Lexington. Kentucky.
THEO. A. SANFORD
Editor __
Assistant Editor
J. B.
Lexington,
MANSFIELD
Ky.
BOARD OF CONTROL
Don R. Rawlings (1965-69). Danville
President
Morton Combs (1964-68), Carr Creek
Vice-President
Directors
Alvin Almond (1967-71). Bowling Green; Don
Davis (1967-71). Independence; Ralph C. Dorscy (1966-70).
Horse Cave; Preston Holland (1965-70). Murray; Foster J.
Sanders (1966-70). Louisville: Oran C. Teater (1969-68), Paints,
—
ville.
Subscription
^lom
Rate
$1.00
per
Year
the Commissione'i s (Jffiice
Football Clinics
1967 clinics for football officials anA coaches
will be conducte(i by Athletic Director E(Jgar McNabb,
Assistant Principal of the Beechw(X)d High School,
South Fort Mitchell. Mr. McNabb has been the
K.H.S.A.A. representative on the National Federation
Football Committee for several years. The dates and
sites of the clinics are as follows: August 7, Paul G.
Blazer High School, Ashland, 7:30 P.M.; August 6,
Prestonsburg High School, 7:30 P.M.; August 9, Hazard
High School, 1:30 P.M.; August 9, Bell High School,
Pineville, 7:30 P.M.; August 14, Reservoir Hill, Rec.
Center, Bowling Green, 7:30 P.M.; August 15, Mayfield
High School, 7:30 P.M.; August 16, Henderson High
School, 7:30 P.M.; August 19, Campbell County High
School, Ale.xandria, 2:30 P.M.; August 21, Phoenix Hotel, Lexington, 7:30 P.M.; August 23, Kentucky Hotel,
Louisville, 7:30 P.M.
The
Registration of Officials
Football ax\A basketball officials previously registered have received their renewal application cards
for the 1967-68 school year. One hundred ninety-five
officials failed to file their 1966-67 reports on or before
the deadline set by the Board of Control for the submitting of reports, and it was necessary to impose
fines on these officials who failed to comply with Association rules. It is an Association requirement that
each registered official attend the clinic in the sport
in
which he
is
registered.
Eleven
fifty-two basketball officials were
for failure to attend chnics.
Minutes of Board Meeting
1
Published monthl.v, except June and July. b> the Kentucky
Hiph School Athletic Association
football officials and
suspended in 1966-67
Attention, Principals!
principal of a K.H.S.A.A. member school wili
be supplied during the forthcoming school year with a
card which will say: "Kentucky High School Athletic
Association—This will introduce (name of principal),
(name of school)." The card will be signed by the
Each
Commissioner.
Most administrators of Association
schools admit to their home contests fellov,"
administrators as a matter of school policy. However,
many times these visitors hesitate to identity themselves to the ticket takers. The card mentioned wili
member
assist in this identification.
The identification cards Eire not to
1967
The Board
of Control of the Kentucky High School
Athletic Association met at the K.H.S.A.A. office, Lexington, on Thursday morning, June 8, 1967. The meeting was called to order by President Sherman Gish at
9:00, with all Board members. Commissioner Theo.
A. Sanford, and Assistant Commissioner J. B. Mansfield present. The invocation was given by Foster J.
Sanders.
Ralph C. Dorsey moved, seconded by Preston Holland, that the reading of the minutes of the April 14th
meeting be waived since members of the Board had
received copies of these minutes. The motion was cairied unanimously.
The Commissioner reported on the results of certain
questionnaires which had been sent out to the principals of K.H.S.A.A. member schools in April. These
were as follows:
1.
On the question of whether or not to amend Basketball Tournament Rule VII-B to provide that only
district winners shall advance to the regional tournament, there weie 38 votes for the proposed amendment
and 242 votes for no change.
2.
There were 205 votes for no change in the present method of selecting officials for the district and
regional basketball tournaments. There were 85 who
favored giving the Commissioner authority to appoint
regional tournam.ent officials, 91 for giving him authorappoint regional tournament officials.
Principals of schools maintaining Cross Country
teams by a vote ratio of more than 2 to 1 had asked
that classes be set up in this sport.
The Commissioner presented to the Board several
suggested changes in tournament and meet regulations. These were as follows.
1.
Permission to delete rV-3-d-9 in K.H.S.A.A. Conity to
3.
stitution
(not
necessary
because
of
IV-3-d-8),
and
amend Basketball Rule V-A by adding
the following to
the second paragraph. "The fees for these officials
shall be set by the Board of Control."
2.
Amend
Cross Country Rule
II
(page 39) to read
"The state sha". be divided into classes
and regions by the Commissioner who will assign hte
as follows:
schools to regional sites."
Amend the third sentence of Swimming Rule IV
3.
to read as follows: "A contestant may enter the number of events allowed in the current N.C.A.A. Collegiate-Scholastic Swimming Guide."
Substitute the following for Swimming Rule VIII:
4.
"Contestants finishing in the first twelve places shall
be awarded points. These points shall be those given
in the current N.C.A.A. CoUegiate^Scholastic Swim-
ming Guide."
the following for Track Rule VIII
"In £my meet (boys) a contestant may
compete in not more than four events. A contestsmt
who participates in the 880 or one-mile run shall not
be allowed to participate in any other track event in
which he runs 880 or more yards. A contestant who
participates in the two-mile run shall not be allowed
to participate in any other track event. In any meet
i( girls)
a contestant may compete in not more than
three events." (This change is necessary in order that
there toII be compliance with National Federation
5.
Substitute
(page 56):
be considered as
regular season passes to home games of member
schools of the K.H.S.A.A. The determining factor in
the cards being accepted as passes is the policy of
Track Rules.)
the individual school.
The identification card may be used for a(imission
to all events at the state level except the State Basketball Tournament. A different plan for issuing these
passes, along with passes to the district and regional
basketball tournaments, is provided in basketball tournament regulations.
Substitute the following for Track Rule V (page
contestant whose name is on the eligibility
list may be substituted for the original entry prior to
Ithe time the heats are set up. After this time, the
meet manager may allow the substitution if the origlncd entry is prevented from entering the event because
of circumstances beyond his control.
6.
55):
"Any
THE KENTUCKY
fflGH
STATE WINNERS
SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR AUGUST,
IN GIRLS'
TENNIS
Page Three
1967
Owensboro High Wins
Rifle
Championship
(Left to Right) S. Evans. Presentation, state singles champion; E. McGuire, A. Segura, Sacred Heart, state championship doubles team.
Amend Track Rule VI (page 56) by eliminating
Broad Jump and Soft Ball Throw in
7.
the
Standing
Track and substituting the
Girls'
880
75
Yard Dash and
Yard Relay.
Teater moved, seconded by Foster J. Santhe tournament and meet changes and
amendments, suggested by the Commissioner, be
adopted by the Board of Control and made a part of
K.H.S.A.A. regulations. The motion was carried unanimously.
Gran
ders,
C.
that
Upon recommendation of the Commissioner, Don
Davis moved, seconded by Morton Combs, that the
insurance subsidy for each member school for 1967-68
be a basic amount of $40.00, with an additional subsidy of $60.00 for each school maintaining football. The
motion was carried unanimously.
There was a discussion of certain fringe benefits
which might be given to members of the K.H.S.A.A.
staff, especially with reference to paying a portion or
all of Blue Cross and Blue Shield rates. Don R. Rawlings moved, seconded by Don Davis, that the Commissioner get more information concerning rates and
prasent staff insurance coverage, and make a report
on these at the summer meeting of the Board. The
motion was carried unanimously.
The Commissioner presented to the Board, at the
suggestion of Policy Committee Chairman Don Davis,
certain information which he had gotten relative to
plans which the Board might wish to consider in making the Retirement Program more attractive to present and future employees. Foster J. Sanders moved,
seconded by Ralph C. Dorsey, that the Commissioner
be directed to set aside an amount in a K.H.S.A.A.
Retirement Fund, the amount to be determined annually; and tliat the President be asked to reactivate the
Retirement Committee which would
dations for the
improvement
make recommen-
of the present retirement
program. The motion was carried unanimously.
The Commissioner made a report to the Board on
estimated receipts and disbursements of the
the
K.H.S.A.A. during the year 1966-67. He presented a suggested Association budget for the 1967-68 school year,
with estimated receipts of $174,400.00 and estimated
disbursements of $174,100.00. After a study of various
items of the proposed new budget, Morton Combs
moved, seconded by Preston Holland, that the 1967-68
budget presented by the Commissioner be adopted.
The motion was carried unanimously.
(Left to Right) Front Row: R. Layne, SFC J. Rollins (Coach),
T. Tate. Second Row: T. Higdon, B. Depp, R. Eaton.
Owensboro
Hig'h
School,
with
its
individual
stars
Terry Tate and Robert Depp placing 1-2, repeated as
team champion in the 1967 State High School Rifle
Warksmanship tournament. The team score was 1378.
Tate won individual honors with his 283x300.
Eight teams competed in the tournament. M.M.I,
was second in scoring with 1312, and McKell was
third with 1305.
of
The tournameni, which was held at the University
Kentucky on April 29, was managed by Major
Bruce A. Martin.
Team and individual scores were as follows:
Owensboro (1378)—Depp, 280; Tate, 283; Eaton,
Layne, 275; Higdon, 270.
Millersburg Military Institute (1312)—Wolosin,
McBain, 265; Knab, 259; Hornsby, 260; Walker,
McKell (1305)—Powell, 267; Biggs, 264; RatUff,
Cropper, 259; Potter, 251.
Louisville Male (1302)—Myers, 278; Jones, 275;
ley, 255; Hemphill, 249; Merritt, 245.
Paul G. Blazer (12921— Foster, 253; O'Neal,
270;
262;
266.
264;
Doo257;
Scholtens, 261; Scott, 268; Damron, 253.
Western Sinai (1039)—Bryant, 259; Gritton, 238; Casey, 199; Peach, 163; Wells, 180.
Oldham County (1000)—Vogler, 254; Monfort, 200;
Shepard, 184; Tingle, 132; Caudoin, 230.
Inez (650)^Dewey, 150; Hapson, 194; Mills, 113;
Preece, 113;
Oran
C.
Fannin,
80.
Teater moved, seconded by Foster
J.
San-
that all bills of the Association for the period
beginning April 1, 1967, and ending May 31, 1967, be
allowed. The motion was carried unanimously.
There being no further business, the meeting was
ders,
adjourned.
THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR AUGUST,
Page Four
The Flying Dutchman
A
transplanted Chicagoan who migrated
to report news for Louisville's
radio and television stations is the
first winner of the Corn Cob Pipe of Honor
for the sports year of 1967-1968. Personable
Fred Wiche's unselfish service to the sportsmen of the Falls Cities area qualifies him
for the Kentucky thoroughbred with the
corn cob adorning its neck along with the
to
Kentucky
WHAS
accompanying
erman par
citation.
Noted as a
excellence on
his
fly fish-
beloved Lake
Michigan, youthful Fred has promoted fishing in Jefferson County as a wholesome recreational outlet. The award could not have
gone to a finer gentleman.
Many readers ask the significance of the
race horse award with the corn cob adorning his neck and here's the answer ^The
Flying Dutchman is a Kentuckian associated with the Kentucky High School Athletic
Association the thoroughbred is characteristic of the State, and the corn cob pipe was
smoked by some of Kentucky's earliest setthis
with
tlers.
Everything associated
—
;
monthly award for unselfish service is symbolic
of Kentucky. There you are, my
friends
The whole purpose
man column
of
The Flying Dutch-
the recognition of unselfish
services through the monthly awards of the
Corn Cob to people you recommend, citations for outstanding neighborly acts which
contribute to better sports relationships between communities in the form of the Abou
Ben Adhem certificates, and the encourageis
ment of boys and girls with handicaps to
overcome them to engage in the Kentucky
sports program like their more fortunate
friends.
Since the Flying Dutchman program
started almost twenty years ago, two hundred sixty-one corn cob pipe awards have
found their way all over the Commonwealth
and sometimes outside the state; one hundred twenty-two statuettes have gone to
youngsters overcoming handicaps to engage
in sports, nineteen Game Guy trophies have
been awarded, and one hundred and two
Abou Ben Adhem awards have gone to blue
ribbon communities going that extra mile
to be better hosts to visiting teams.
The Dutchman's philosophy is to praise
the good being done all around us. Only a
short time ago a letter came saying, "Dutchman, the winner of the Corn Cob Pipe award
whom you announced recently is no good
why was he named a winner?" The answer
is simple
my correspondent pointed out the
—
bad
in this
man
while this
1967
Dutchman always
looks for the good in people. The winner in
question had just rendered a tremendously
unselfish service. He deserved the honor.
will you recommend for the Corn
Cob Pipe of Honor, the Abou Ben Adhem
award or the Game Guy salute? Send your
Whom
nominations to The Flying Dutchman, Box
36, Jeffersontown, Kentucky.
Even while this column is being penned
my
highly respected friend, Edgar McNabb,
preparing for his sashay over the state
teaching the rules and their application in
his annual state-wide football clinics. The
K.H.S.A.A. is proud of the football officiating uniformity which is evident from Mac's
Clinics. Here's a chap who is a legend in his
own time "Big Edgar" is the clinic director who preaches the following to his footis
—
"Take a lesson from the turtle.
sticks his neck out if he wants to get
ball officials,
He
somewhere."
Maybe you don't
realize it but there's
over a month before the Dutchman conducts his first basketball clinic for
the Indiana High School Athletic Association at Indianapolis, followed by fifteen
more for Commissioner Ted Sanford all over
the state. Where did that summer go?
Twenty-six years ago Commissioner Ted
sent this writer on his first clinic journey
in 1942. About ten years later L. V. Phillips
signed the Dutchman for his Indiana clinics,
and later Colonel Paul Landis lined the
Dutch boy up for his Ohio sessions in Columbus. From all of ihis clinic work this
columnist learned many things. One of the
most important is the prayer of The Flying
only a
little
Dutchman
v/hich follows:
me the glorious lesson that
occasionally I may be mistaken."
Now is the time for our correspondence
Will you believe that a letter has just been
dispatched to Commissioner Joe Griswold of
Hawaii regretting our inability to get to
Honolulu to conduct a basketball clinic for
his association? The Dutchman will be in
Chicago in October as a member of the faculty which "Dean" Cliff Fagan has lined up
for his basketball course in officiating which
he stages each year. Chicago is OK, Cliff,
"Lord, teach
but what should the Dutchman do with the
shears he had purchased for Hawaii?
A letter from Colorado and the immortal
John W. Bunn, editor of the basketball rule
book, indicates the feeling of one recipient
of the Corn Cob Pipe of Honor Award.
"Dear Dutchman: It makes one feel both
proud and humble to think that his friends
feel that his service has been worthwhile
(Continued on Page Eight)
THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR AUGUST,
Page
1967
iFive
Kentucky High School Baseball Tournament
Sports Center, University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky
June
Valley
1947
7-9,
(12)
Valley
Shelby County
(4)
(2)
Fort Knox
Fort Knox
(2)
(4)
Fort
Paducah Tilghman
Knox
(6)
Paul G. Blazer
(3)
Champion
Paul G. Blazer
(7)
AU-Tournament Team
Paul G. Blazer
Somerset
(2)
lb-Ed Harper, Valley
2b-Steve Macke, Newport Cath.
3b-Don Lentz, Paul G. Blazer
ss-Allan Joyce. Fort Knoi
of-Toby Tolbert, Paul G. Blazer
of-Hayward McKinney, Fort
(2)
Paul G. Blazer
Madisonville
(7)
(0)
Newport Catholic
Newport Catholic
(0)
Knox
(1)
of-Mike Wells, VaUey
c-Dave Feliciano. Fort Knox
p-Bob Lynch, Panl G. Blazer
p-Steve Tacker, Madisonville
Thirty- Fourth
Annual Kentucky High School Tennis Tournament
Louisville,
June
1967
2-3,
SINGLES
QUARTERFINALS
Cooper^t. Xavier
SEMI-
Cooper
FINALS
(forfeit)
Rouse-Owensboro
6-0;
Rothfuss-Bellevue
FINALS
Cooper
6-1
Rothfuss
4-6;
6-3
6-1;
Cooper
White-Butler
Maxson-Henry
6-1-
Qay
Plummer
6-2;
6-2
Plummer
Plummer-Waggener
6-2;
Ditty-Paul Blazer
6-3
1-6;
8-6
Ditty
6-1;
6-1
Cooper
Glasser-University
6-4;
Lovell-Atherton
6-1
Lovell
6-3;
6-2
Lovell
Saunders-Tates Creek
6-0;
6-1
Shaiferman-Owensboro
Shafferman
Ruck-We^pm
64;
3-6;
6-2
Lovell
7-5;
3-6;
6-1
Strickler-Berea
Roberts
Roberts-Trinity
6-2;
5-7;
6-0
Griffith
Ladd-Hopkinsville
9-7;
4-6;
6-3
Griffith
(forfeit)
Griffith-Bellevue
rh
:
THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR AUGUST,
Page Six
1967
DOUBLES
SEMI-
FINALS
FINALS
Wassener
Waggenei'
6-2
6-1;
Elizabethtown
Waggener
6-2;
Somerset
7-5
Western
64;
2-6;
6-3
Western
Waggener
Flaget
M. M.
8-6;
I.
8-6;
6-1
6-3
M. M. L
Bellevue
6-4;
Bowling Green
6-8;
7-5
Bellevue
6-1;
6-2
Bellevue
AUDIT
STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TENNIS TEAM
(Continued from Page One)
Ticket
and Takers
Sellers
(State
Tournamentl
70.11(1
Lodffin? (State Tournament)
Public Address Announcers
Scorer (State Tournament)
I'mpires (State Tournament)
(State
Manager
Expenses-Ass't
Tournament)
Groundsmen (State
Tournament)
(State
Expenses
Miscellaneous
Tournamentl
810.00
60.00
30.00
814.72
50.00
30.00
54.(;t;
Ooss Country:
Mileage and Local Entertainment
(State Meet)
Trophies and Awards
Expenses-Regional Meets
Expenses-State Meet
1.111.80
995.83
37.30
105.00
2.219.93
Football Plavoffs:
78.80
936.11
Printing __
Trophies and Awards
Transportation
Lodging
^
Meals
Field Rental-Refund on Labor
670.011
750.01)
__
1.273.00
25.00
304.00
Guard:-
311.50
Officials
Ticket Sellers.
Miscellaneous
P. A.
Takers
&
137.9.')
-
Announcer
&
Scoreboard
^-
Insurance
Footballs
Statisticians _.
Expenses-Board
Incidental
Towel Service
Press Bo.v
Trainers
Grant
Expenses
-
-
40.00
33.00
38.90
153.94
800.00
15.00
13.66
20.0*
(Left to Right) W. Creason. Coach R. Adams. S. Thompson,
players and coach state doubles championship team. (Inset)
Cooper. St. Xavier. state singles champion.
T.
Gymnastics
Expenses-State
Rifle
Marksmanship:
Mileage and Lucaf Entertainment
(State Tournament)
Awards
Trophies
and
Officials
(State
Tournament*
___
Officials
421.20
51.36
135.0(i
Mileage
(State
Committee
(State Meets)
and
Local
Meetsl
181.45
271.42
160.00
Entertainment
401.75
1,014.62
607,51.
$178,006,411
$238,378.04
$178,006.49
Wrestling:
Expenses-State Committee
Trophies and Awards
281.17
Tournament)
(State Tournament)
Mileage and Local Entertainment
(State Tournament)
Miscellaneous Expenses
(State Tournament)
(State
Officials
Printing
Rentals (State Tournament)
Custodial Service (State Tour.)
Police
(State
Tournament)
__
Cash Balance
122.25
1,701.93
128.32
55.50
200.00
164.04
122.00
$ 60.371.5.1
_
BANK RECONCILEMENT
494.0(1
3.269.21
Balance per Bank Statement, June 30, 1967
Less Outstanding Checks
_No. 1027 S69.30
No. 1066
__ 60.20
No. 1079
__
45.60
No. 1129
28.30
No. 1196
_
40.00
No. 1198
23.00
(Continued on
Page Thirteen)
_$ 62,047.98
THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR AUGUST,
Mason Countv Golf Team
Page Seven
1967
Scores of the leading teams were: Mason County,
St. Xavier, 636; Lafayette, 643; Trinity, 646; MayFrankfort, 648;
Covington
Butler,
field,
646;
658;
Catholic, 659; Somerset, 664; Berea, 683.
Is Best
634;
Individual scores of
some
of the
tournament leaders
were:
151— Griffith (Lafayette)
152—McAfee (Foundation), Traxel (Mason County),
Rogers (Frankfort), Kalbfleisch (St. Xavier), Ford
(Danville),
Hurley (Covington Catholic)
153— Rice (Oldham County)
156 Douglas (Paducah Tilghnian)
157—Baker (St. Xavier), Douglas (Hazard), Chapman
—
(Mayfield)
(Left to Right) Coach S. Barnctt, S. Poynter, B. Cochran,
F. Hester, C. Calvert, J. Traxel. J. McDowell. F. Edwards,
J. Calvert. (Inset) B. Griffith, Lafayette, individual champion.
The Mason County High School
160
—^McKinney
(Louisville
Country
Day),
(Trinity),
1967 State Tournament, hel(3 at the Lindsey Golf
Course, Fort Kno.x, on May 23-24. Bryan Griffith of
Lafayette, with a score of 151, was the individual
ette)
162— Reverman
winner.
(St.
Xavier)
Eighth Annual Kentucky High School Tennis Tournament For Girls
Central Park, Louisville, June
2-3,
1967
SINGLES
QUARTERFINALS
Hogue-Hart Memorial
SEMI-
Rogers
6-0
6-1;
Rogers-Henry Clay
FINALS
Evans
6-1;
Purcell-Holy
Rosary
FINALS
6-3
Evans
6-0;
6-4
Evans-Presentation
Evans
6-4;
Schoulthies-Bellevue
6-1
Rowlett-Murray
Murphy-Breckinridge Tr.
6-1
Rowlett
6-1;
Murphy
6-1; 64
Murphy
6-1
6-0;
Maupin-Bowling Green
Evans
6-3;
Cost-Hopkinsville
Burton
(forfeit)
Burton-Paul
O'Bannon
Blazer
6-0;
O'Bannon-L'ville Collegiate
6-1
O'Bannon
6-1
6-0;
Smith-Holy
Brown
Rosary
Taylor-Caverna
64;
Brown
6-0;
6-0
Brown
Brown-Somerset
6-2;
Heinze-Highlands
Bargo
6-2;
Bargo-Elizabethtown
8-6
Albert
Lowen (Butler), Aton (Trinity)
161— PulUam (Frankfort), Stevens (St. Vincent),
Lenahan (Trinity), Fox (Lafayette), Halfhill (Lafay-
team won the
golf
—
Hampton (Butler), Dye (Somerset)
159—Barclay (Mayfield), Evans (Mt. Sterling), McDowell (Mason County), Coyle (Washington County),
Poynter (Mason County), Cochran (Mayfield)
158
6-3
8-6
64
;
:
HSNTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL
TENNIS DOUBLES— GIRLS
TH E
Page Eight
i
\THT,F,TF.
FOR
AUGU.ST, 1967
SEMI-
FINALS
FINALS
Sacred Hearl
Sacred Hearl
6-3;
6-1
Caverna
i>acrea Heart
6-2
7-5;
Franklin County
Franklin County
6-0;
6-2
Loretto
Sacred Heart
6-1;
Russell
6-2
Highlands
7-5;
6-1
Highlands
Highlands
11-9;
University
6-1
Hopkinsville
6-2;
6-3
Hopkinsville
THE FLYING DUTCHMAN
Team Wins
Golf
Campbellsville Girls'
(Continued from Page Four)
and helpful
to others.
These were
my
feel-
when I received your Corn Cob Pipe of
Honor and the accompanying certificate. I
ings
add the certificate to the wall along
other mementoes and let the thoroughbred with the feedbag grace the top of
my bookcase. Charlie, I thank you a thousand times."
shall
my
with
John Bunn is retiring as editor of the
basketball rule book shortly. "Men may come
and men may go but John's contribution to
basketball will always be remembered."
Attention E. B. May in Prestonsburg. Congratulate Mrs. Juanita Adams on the fine
job she is doing in the coordination of park
facilities in your town. We could use a park
full of recreation crusaders like Juanita
down our way.
From
the University
of
Wisconsin's
"Bud" Foster comes a letter saying that he
reads the Kentucky High School Athlete
and that he is highly honored to be mentioned in this column. Here's an excerpt
from the letter from the famous sports
leader, "I feel very honored to have my
name mentioned along with the likes of
Bunn, Fagan, Porter and Tower. I don't feel
that I am in that class but it sure picked up
my day for me and it is good to be remembered by the Flying Dutchman."
Here's the Dutchman's closing thought
for the month
"WHAT
IT
TAKES"
Not always the man who makes no mistakes,
Nor always the one who can get all the
breaks
Not even the one
who appears such
great
shakes,
takes.
The
Girls
third
K.H.S.A.A. State Golf Tournament for
at the Whippoorwill (Jolf Course, Frank-
was held
on May 23-24. The tournament was won by the
CampbellsvJle High School team with a score of 718.
Kaye Beard of CampbelLsvlLle was individual winner
with a score of 150. The tournament was managed by
Miss Joan Johnson of the Franklin County High School.
fort,
Eight full teams competed in the tournament, having
qualified in regional competition. These teams and
their scores were: Campbellsville, 718; Bowling Green,
Frankfort,
747;
London,
868;
769;
Westport,
Paul G. Blazer,
Individual scores of
some
150—Beard (Campbellsville)
156—Dailey (Frankfort)
166—Bird (Lafayette)
167 Rose (Eastern)
—
—Orr
802;
898;
of the
were:
171
But the one who can show that he has what
it
(Lett to Right) Coach W. McHargue, C. McCubbin, D. Holland,
K. Beard (individual champion). O. Fanlkner.
(Bowling Green)
173— Pitchford (Scottsville)
175—Baach (Atherton)
176—Wilson (Valley)
177—Baute (London)
1S3— Davis (Bowling Green)
Waggener,
Paaintsville,
860;
1,021.
tournament leaders
THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR AUGUST,
Page Nine
1967
KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL TRACK MEET-GIRLS
May
Kentucky,
Lexington,
20,
1967
Owensboro High School Track Team-K.H.S.A.A Champion
IPfi?
4'
'•*'••
**•
•.,A.
^-•^Ht.
(Left to Right) Front Row: O. James, N. McFarland, G. Mann, D. Drieslcr, J. Brown. Second Kow
A. Moorman, F.
Smith, W. Bertram, F. McNary, J. Cline, V. Lowe, C. Tutt. Third Row: D. Leonard, M. Leonard, D. Ward, B. Watkins, S.
Krueger, Coach J. Fowler, P. Hooker, P. Ward.
:
50
Yard Hurdles—
2.
Harper-Paducah Tilghman
Booth-Male
Lenning-Paul Blazer
Hatton-Eastern
4.
5.
Brown
time
1U0
Time-7.2
889
Yard
Run—
1.
Brown-Franklin Simpson
Moorman-Owensboro
4.
Williams-Lafayette
Tackett-Boyd County
5.
Hardesty-Eastem
3.
set a new
time of 2:24.4.
50
record
11.2.
new
2.
4.
Long-Male
Simpson-Temple Hill
Johnson-North Hardin
5.
Kelley-Paul Blazer
4.
JVlisere-Eastern
Flippen-Russellville
Yard
1.
2.
3.
4.
a
new
state
1.
a
new
state
record with her
3.
Coffee-Somerset
Williams-Lafayette
Lenning-Paul Blazer
4.
Run—
Brown-Franldin Simpson
Gregory-Paducah Tilghman
Leonard-Owensboro
Bradley-Boyd County
5.
set
a
new
state
time of 10.0.
441)
Yard Relay—
1. Male
record
with
the
—
Sho}
1.
2.
her
3^
4.
Boyle County
set a
new
state record
1 :54.7.
Put—
Goode-Lone Oak
Taylor-Male
Watkins-Owensboro
Parker-Danville
Clark-Franklin County
set a new state
distance of 37' 8 1/2".
Goode
Di-tance-37'8y2"
record with her
Discus—
1. Krueger-Owensboro
2.
Time-10.0
Ward
record
state
Y ard Medley Relay
Paducah Tilghman
2. Male
3. Owensboro
4. Franklin Simpson
5.
Booth-Male
new
Tmie-1:54.7
Ward-Owensboro
2.
a
50.0.
with the time of
record with
Time-6.0
f
Paducah Tilghman
Time-26.3
Croney
time of 26.3.
>0 Va.o .curdles—
set
set
fl
5.
Tutt-Owensboro
6.0.
8SD
County
Croney-Christian
Hall-Boyle County
set
Time-50.0
Male
time
record with hei
state
Eastern
Boyle County
1.
1.
3.
4.
5.
Yard Dash—
22i)
with her
a
3.
Warner
her
Time-11.2
set
time of
2.
time of
record with
state
Kelly-Paul Blazer
Sleet-Boyle County
5.
Yard Dash—
1. Warner-Male
5.
440
state
new
•J
:00.5.
Warner
Time-2:24.4
Brown
1
Yard Dash—
1. Warner-Male
2. Casey-Paducah Tilglmian
3. Simpjon-Temple Hill
4.
2.
a
set
of
Paducah Tilghman
Owensboro
2.
Time-l:00.5
Hall-Boyle County
3.
Sanders-Oldham County
5.
1.
with
her
3.
4.
5.
Britt-Warren County
Parker-Danville
Allen-Harrison County
Henson-Reidland
Distance-113'8^"
—
—
THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR AUGUST,
Page Ten
High Jump
1. Ward-Owensboro
2. Murphy-Breckinridge
3.
Lowther-Laiayette
4.
Hoagland-Fem Creek
5.
Hines-Berea
Hines-Reidland
Buck-Western
Clayton-Park City
5.
5.
5.
—
2.
Early-Valley
3.
Barnes-Somerset
Hinkle-Oldhani County
4.
5.
5.
Running Long Jump^
1. Hocker-Owensboro
2.
3.
1.
4.
Jump
3.
Croney-Christian County
Hocker-Owensboro
Drury-Ursuline
Ratferty-Franklin
TOTAL POINTS
Owensbero
Male
Paducah Tilghman
54
37
23
16
12
12
Franklin-Simpson
Christian County
Boyle County
Lafayette
8
7
6
Paul Blazer
Eastern
Somerset
6
6
Temple Hill
Lone Oak
6
Danville
5
4
4
Westport
Valley
a
new
8'
3".
state
record
with her
Throw
Ward-Owensboro
Soriball
Distance-15'6ys'
1.
set
distance of
2.
Height-4'9"
Sturm-Paul Blazer
Distance-8'3"
Croney
Hodge-Paducah Tilghman
Standing Broad
1967
Gross-Westport
Stephens-Bowling Green
4.
Taylor-Russell
5.
Bennett-Calloway County
Distance;225'l"
Ward
Simpson
set
distance of
a
new
225'
state
1".
record
with her
Warren County
4
Brecknridge Tr.
Boyd County
4
Ursuline
Bowling: Green
4
3
3
^
Oldham County
3
2
2
Russell
Harrison County
Fern Creek
North Hardin
Reidland
2
2
1^4
Russell ville
1
Calloway County
Franklin County
Berea
Western
1
1
%
V*
%
Park City
KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL TRACK MEET-CLASS AA
Lexington,
Kentucky,
May
20,
1967
Newport Catholic High School Track Team-K.H.S.A.A. Champion 1967
(Left to Right) Front Row: K. Munninghoff. S. Gallichio. Second Row: J. Rapp. J. Bauerle. Third
R. Muench. Fourth Row: Ass't Coach D. Lloyd. Standing: Head Coach P. Gronefeld.
Row: M. McMannon,
THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR AUGUST,
Yard Dash—
103
1.
Gallichio-Newport Catholic
2.
Howard-Bourbon County
3.
Collingsworth-Paul Blazer
4.
Jacobs-Henderson
Crockett-Paducah Tilghman
5.
3.
Howard-Bourbon County
4.
Reed-St. Joseph
Gray-Danville
5.
Yard High Hurdles—
2.
3.
Gray-Danville
4.
iMattingly-Old Ky.
5.
Rideout-Henderson
Yard
Home
3.
5.
Mile
Run—
Monthie-Bryan Station
Schulman-Paducah Tilghman
4.
IV[ontgomery-Ky.
Time-14.4
Yard Low Hurdles—
Time-l:58.S
Run —
new
time
880
set a
of 19.5.
state
Long Jump
Mile Relay
2.
3.
Time-l:31.1
—
4.
5.
5.
Franklin-Simpson
4.
5.
Ditty-Paul Blazer
Shot
Put—
Run—
3.
Pippin-Owensboro
Barnett-Franklin-Simpson
Kluge-Ky. IVIilitary Inst.
Erpenbeck-Covington Catholic
4.
_3.5
_33
-26y3
-13Y:
-11
_10
Lone Oak
Simon Kenton
3
3
Ky.
3
-
Dunbar
Woodford County
_ 9
_ 8
_ 7
_ 6
- 6
Henderson County
Bryan Station
Greensburg
set a new
height of 6'6".
Hance
state
Hoioiht-6'fi"
record with hi.«
9
Eastern
Trinity
Valley
Barrett
DeSales
St. Xavier
Westport
Pleasure
Ridge
Military
3%
Inst.
Joseph
County
Christian County
LaRue County
Henderson
Fort Knox
Campbell County
St.
Bell
_.
Long Jump
1. Pope-Eastern
2. Thomas-DeSales
3. Green-Male
4. Goodwin-Male
Beckman-Thomas
4.
Mattingly-DeSales
5.
Reed-St-.
Xavier
Distance-43'9y2"
iCUS
3.
Constanzo-Eastern
Priddy-PIeasure Ridge
McHugh-Trinity
1.
Green-Male
4.
Gill-.MaIe
2.
Scrivener-Male
5.
Coomes-Bishop David
3.
Hance-Eastem
5.
Trip!e
Jefferson
Distance-23'2ii,"
Jump—
TOTAL POINTS
Male
4
4
4
4
-11%
-10
_10
Tilghman
6
5
Covington Catholic
Somerset
Harrison County _.
Danville
Hopkinsville
Daviess County
Franklin-Simpson
5.
Distance-148'5"
Distance-55'10y2"
Paul Blazer
Lafayette
Elizabethtown
Bourbon County
Boone County
Old Ky. Home
4.
White-Christian County
Bessinger-Old Ky. Home
5.
Glasgow
Newport Catholic
Owensboro
with
Discus
TOTAL POINTS
2.
record
Waggener-Daviess County
4.
3.
state
5".
3.
5.
Hance-Eastern
Locke-Male
Washington-Central
Houohin-Pleasure Ridge
Priddy-PIeasure Ridge
new
46'
Noble-Lafayette
IVIunninghoff-Newport Catholic
Nichols-Elizabethtown Catholic
1.
a
of
2.
Bloyd-Greensburg
Jump—
set
1.
2.
TRACK MEET
distance
2.
1.
(Continued from Inside Front Cover
his
Stuart-Glasgow
Gaebler-Bourbon County
1.
Time^:31.5
McMannon
Time-3:26.2
-
Mattingly-Old Ky. Home
Perkins-Somerset
Austin-Lafayette
Childers-Paul Blazer
Acton-Daviess County
DLstance-46'5"
2.
3.
Paducah Tilghman
Auton-Simon Kenton
Whiteside-Paducah Tilghman
McMannon-Newport Catholic
1.
Dunbar
Owensboro
Newport Catholic
1.
Jump
Triple
Franklin-Simpson
5.
5.
High
Page-Lone Oak
Riley-Woodford County
Wilson-Fort Knox
Distance-22'3%"
5.
4.
K.H.S.A.A.
CoIlingsworth-Paul Blazer
JWclVIannon-Newport Catholic
3.
Mitchell-Bryan Station
Paducah
2.
4.
Remole-Owensboro
3.
1.
with his
Yard Relay—
Owensboro
2. Paducah Tilghman
3. Dunbar
4. Boone County
2.
2 Mile
Time-19.5
record
1.
3.
Worth-Owensboro
Childers-Paul Blazer
Fuller-Lafayette
Scott-Elizabethtown
Brickler-Campbell County
Height-6'2"
4.
White-Lafayette
Collins-Somerset
Tolbert
1.
2.
3.
Dern-Boone County
Jacobs-Henderson County
5.
Jump—
3.
Tolbert-Paul Blazer
3.
IVIilitary Inst.
Height-13'0"
High
1.
Harris-Elizabethtown
Luken-Covlngton Catliolic
Evans-Franklin-Simpson
1.
2.
5.
ISO
Catholic
Time-49.6
889
Dern-Boone County
Halgash-Old Ky. Home
Jacobs-Henderson County
Dotson-Paducah Tilghman
4.
Gallichio-Newport
3.
2.
1.
Lanham-Harrison County
Johnson-Hopkinsville
Carter-Owensboro
Goodin-LaRue County
2.
1.
Davis-Woodford County
2.
4.
5.
Yard Dash—
440
1.
Tolbert-Paul Blazer
3.
Time-22.3
Vaulf-
Pols
1.
4.
Gallichio-Newport Catholic
Shelton-Owensboro
1.
Denny-Bell
Gilbert-Lafayette
120
Yard Dash—
2.
Couniy
4.
5.
Time-9:55.4
Time-10.0
220
Page Eleven
1967
Waggener
_75
32^^
23
2V/>
15
13
12M;
12
11
1.
2.
Distance-160'iy2"
8
Flaget
6
Iro^iuois
5
5
Seneca
Bishop David
Central
4
S
Athcrton
2%
Butler
2
2
2
Manual
Shawnee
Thomas Jefferson
I
THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR AUGUST,
Page Twelve
1967
KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL TRACK MEET-CLASS A
Lexington,
Kentucky,
May
20,
1967
Bellevue High School Track Team-K.H.S. A.A.
(Left to Right)
Champion 1967
Front Row; D. Durson, D. Clemons, J. Meyer, S. Burton, P. Warnock. Second Row: J. Tierney, D. Durson,
S. Sprage, M. Brock. Third Row: T. Lightfoot, T. Ryder, R. Rothfuss, B. Pumphrey, Jr., Coach B.
D. Walz, M. Maline,
Pumphrey.
100
Yard Dash—
Green-Eminence
Run—
Mi\e
1.
1.
Banks-M.M.L
2.
Fields-Jenkins
3.
4.
Meaux-Harrodsburg
Rogers-Bardstown
4.
Holbrook-Morgan County
Fulton-South Marshall
5.
Martin-Mt. Sterling
5.
Daffron-Monticello
set
time of
a
new
state
with his
record
9.6.
1.
Yard Dash—
1. Green-Eminence
2. Meaux-Harrodsburg
3.
Narrimore-Jenkins
4.
McCoy-Prichard
Rogers-Bardstown
5.
2.
3.
4.
5.
set a
of 21.2.
new
state
record
with
120
his
\ard Dash—
Green-Eminence
4.
Keller-Lexington Catholic
Bentley-Jenkins
Wood-Hiseville
5.
Bilbrey-Murray
3.
time
88j
set a
of 47.3.
Yard
new
state
record
183
5.
Harrison-Fleming Neon
3.
Time-1:58.3
3.
4.
Peake-Fleming Neon
Twyman-Metcalfe County
5.
Tierney-Bellevue
Tiine-3:29.7
2.
Ward-Providence
Young-Georgetown
3.
Spicer-Fleming Neon
4.
Blankenship-Joiins Creek
Broberg-Carroll County
Distance-49'4%"
Pole Vauir—
Yard Low Hurdles—
3.
4.
Belcher-Elkhorn City
5.
Broome-Fleming Neon
3.
Quarles-Attucks
Tierney-Bellevue
Jones-Frankfort
4.
Twyman-Metcalfe Coimty
5.
Allen^Bardstown
1.
2.
Height-12'3"
Time-20.7
880
Put—
Descombs-M.M.I.
Pumphrey-Bellevue
Jones-Trigg County
2.
Run—
4.
2.
Quarles-Attucks
1.
with his
Keller-Lexington Catholic
Steedly-Providence
Spaulding-Campbellsville
Blevins-Flat Gap
1.
Fleming-Neon
Paintsville
5.
2.
Bellevue
Lexington Catholic
Attucks
4.
1.
Yard High Hurdles—
Lockname-Lexington Catholic
—
Relay
3.
Shot
Compton-Raceland
Nanney-Murray
Time-15.4
Time47.3
Green
Run—
1.
1.
2.
2.
3.
-K
Leonard-Lexington Catholic
Upchurch-Monticello
Zegeer-Jenkins
Time-9:55.1
Time-21.2
Grene
440
-•
Mile
Mile
1.
Time-4:20.8
•
2
Jenkins
Ky. School Deaf
Time-l:31.3
HoUingsvvorth-Harlan
3.
Oreen
time
5.
2.
Time-9.6
220
4.
High
Jump
2.
Rothfuss-Bellevue
Ernest-Lexington Catholic
1.
Yard Relay—
3.
Lawson-Caverna
1.
Bellevue
4.
2.
Bardstown
5.
Kiteck-Berea
Quarles-Attucks
3.
Lexington Catholic
Height-6'
—
—
THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR AUGUST,
Long Jump
2.
Spicer-Fleming Neon
Radford-Attucks
3.
3.
Fyffe-Flat
4.
Womack-Prichard
4.
Vinson-lVIaysville
5.
Ward-Providence
5.
Heisler-Lexington Catholic
Distance-145'9"
1.
2.
Rogers-Bardstown
Ward-Providence
Peake-FIeming Neon
2.
Segnitz-Lexington Catholic
Distance-22'14"
5.
Discus
Rothfuss-Bellevue
Cooper-Jenkins
Paliunbo-Sayre
Winters-Bellevue
4.
Jump—
Triple
1.
3.
1.
Distance-42'10%"
TOTAL POINTS
Catholic
18%
Fleming Neon
Eminence
18
18
14
12
12
V
Providence
M. M. I.
Bardstown
Harrodsburg
Gap
Trigg County
3
Campbellsville
3
Caverna
39
35
19
Bellevue
Lexington
Jenkins
Attucks
Page Thirteen
1967
3
Frankfort
Sayre
Morgan County
South Marshall
Johns Creek
3
3
3
2
2
Hiseville
Elkhorn
2
2
City
Maysville
2
2
Raceland
Berea
Flat Gap
Monticello
5
5
Georgetown
4
Ky. School Deaf
1
1
Prichard
Metcalfe
4
4
4
Carroll County
Mt. Sterling
Paintsville
1
County
Uarlan
Murray
AUDIT
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
:
1200
1205
1206
1214
1220
1222
1231
1253
1266
1299
1303
1304
1305
30,
Service
Miscellaneous Expenses-Tournament Mgr.
Honorariums and ExpensesAss't Tour. Mgrs.
State Sales Tax
1,475.67
5,708.99
$ 52, 284.95
—
Transfer of Funds Amount Transferred
to K.H.S.A.A. as Tournament Profit
$150, 221.67
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS
1966^7 K.H.S.A.A.
RETIREMENT FUND
RECEIPTS:
$1,676.43
1967
$ 60,371.55
Balance July 1. 1966
Transferred from K.H.S.A.A.
General Fund
110.93
5,100.00
$ 5,
Premiums
_
Receipts
RECEIPTS:
$
5,
Disbursements
Ticket Sales
Profit on Programs
10.93
DISBURSEMENTS:
Insurance
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS
1967 STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
1,
638.28
210.93
572.65
$192,552.00
4,784.61
5,170.00
Radio and T.V. Fees
Cash
$202,506.61
$
Trophies and Awards
Incidental Expenses-(16)
Transportation
Teams
_
Meals
Coliseum Rental
__
_..
Fees and Expenses
&
Balance
Statisticians
—
Ticket Sellers, Takers & Guards
Public Address Announcers
.
$ 3.638.28
ASSETS
Funds on Hand;
Cash Balance-First Security National Bank
DISBURSEMENTS:
Shot Chart Keepers
350.00
145.00
74.25
Towel
19.80
68.25
59.25
39.50
18.00
26.40
86.40
600.00
30.00
5.85
40.75
159.69
256.14
True Bank Balance June
Officials'
1
1
Films
(Continued from Page Six)
IV^
.
1,220.26
&
Trust Co.
$ 60,371.55
583.68
250.00
1,518.00
U. S. Savings Bonds (Value June
U. S. Savings Certificate
Savings Account-lst Fed. Savings
8,000.00
1,543.20
4.221.94
7.715.93
9,000.00
100.00
1,856.38
600.00
417.00
2,962.65
4,291.99
250.00
Ass'n
Savings Account-Union Fed. Savings
Loan
Ass'n
Savings Account-Lexington Fed. Savings &
Loan Ass'n
Cash Balance-K.H.S.A.A. Retirement Fund ..
30,
1967)
&
&
Loan
84,843.00
10,000.00
10,000.00
10,000.00
10.000.00
3.638.28
Total Funds on Hand, June 30, 1967
$188,852.83
Estimated Value of K.H.S.A.A. Building and Equip-
ment
99,938.00
Total Assets
$288,790.83
Ratings on Sportsmanship of K.H.S.A.A.
Member Schools in Basketball 1966-1967
Officials'
SCHOOL
OTHER SCHOOL
COACH
E
G
F
P
E
Adair County
51
36
40
57
34
47
33
12
6
2
4
6
4
2
Adairvllle
13
9
22
8
12
3
59
33
44
1
61
3
9
2
n
8
7
1
37
53
33
16
51
39
53
Ahrens Trade
Allen County
Alvaton
Anderson
Annville Institute
Aquinas
Atherlon
Attucks
Auburn
33
56
8
D
3
2
2
1
OFFICIALS
G
F
12
12
14
8
12
4
1
8
P
1
2
«
1
1
2
2
2
1
3
CROWD
E
G
F
54
32
40
50
31
47
32
14
16
13
15
14
18
8
10
5
2
16
1
14
28
40
17
24
TEAM
P
E
G
F
11
2
7
2
3
59
33
38
54
31
50
30
13
43
1
2
45
2
4
6
3
2
1
1
1
14
20
12
19
5
10
8
1
2
3
2
6
20
12
19
t
THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR AUGUST,
Page Fourteen
Augusta
Austin Tracy
Ballard Memorial
Barbourville
Bardstown
Bath County
Beechwood
51
36
41
Belfry
Bell
County
48
44
Bellevue
Benton
34
35
30
Berea
Betsy Layne
Bishop Brossart
Bishop David
52
30
54
Blaine
Bloomfield
Boone County
Bourbon County
Bowling Green
Boyd County
Boyle County
Bracken County
Breathitt
Breckinridge County
Bremen
Bristow
Brodhead
Bryan Station
Buckhorn
Bush
DuLle/
Butler County
Caldwell County
Calhoun
Calloway County
Campbell County
Campbellsville
Caneyville
County
Carr Creek
Carroll County
Carlisle
Carter
Casey County
Catlettsburg
Caverna
Central
Central City
Chandlers Chapel
Christian County
Clarkson
Clay County
Clinton County
Combs Memorial
Corbin
Cordia
Covington Catholic
Crab Orchard
Crittenden County
Cub Run
Cuba
Cumberland
Cumberland County
Danville
Daviess County
Dawson Springs
Dayton
Deming
DeSales
Dixie Heights
Dorton
Drakesboro
Dunbar
duPont Manual
Durrett
Earlington
Eastern
East Hardin
Edmonson County
Eminence
Estill County
Eubank
Evarts
Ezel
Fairdale
Fairview
Falmouth
Fancy Farm
Farmington
Feds Creek
Ferguson
Fern Creek
Flaget
41
61
64
45
33
32
68
53
73
44
37
47
36
9
Burgin
Burnside
Elizabethtown
Elizabethtown
Elkhorn City
53
33
41
37
33
Catholic
37
44
59
44
30
38
30
24
44
42
43
27
40
34
31
40
35
49
47
43
32
41
38
26
12
9
5
12
5
37
10
3
27
10
8
6
22
27
8
8
1
9
5
1
2
8
2
2
5
5
2
1
3
4
4
4
1
10
3
2
4
7
27
1
7
2
fi
4
5
3
2
8
3
3
1
2
1
1
13
15
5
1
10
13
10
2
2
3
6
2
9
12
3
3
2
6
1
22
12
15
24
14
34
14
19
12
3
22
6
11
7
2
1
2
8
5
9
4
3
1
1
1
1
9
3
1
1
1
2
3
3
8
2
5
3
2
4
2
1
5
6
1
1
5
4
1
10
6
9
6
1
1
14
4
4
11
5
8
6
S
14
20
13
18
22
6
25
37
16
25
1
1
7
5
5
1
1
8
5
3
3
1
4
1
1
1
1
4
2
3
15
19
8
11
12
1
2
1
3
2
3
1
1
2
3
1
2
2
3
2
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
3
1
1
4
7
2
u
1
1
1
1
i
8
17
1
i
1
52
8
2
51
16
11
11
3
50
32
47
42
72
68
49
53
54
i
I
I
28
I
4
I
I
I
1
u
1
2
2
U
1
2.
1
u
3
2
2
1
6
37
38
42
49
76
16
33
12
22
48
28
12
10
16
10
11
13
15
8
4
17
1
1
2
6
8
15
14
6
1
1
1
38
30
1
51
6
4
42
48
53
10
9
10
9
13
3
1
1
I
51
51
3
U
7
7
12
19
10
14
18
1
1
8
1
1
3
2
1
b
17
1
3
1
5
1
I
17
2
1
1
3
10
7
13
16
16
16
41
32
55
34
74
42
27
60
18
43
30
48
57
49
2
4
13
16
15
3
1
1
fi
8
1
1
28
5
5
10
13
22
«
4
2
47
43
49
42
34
54
59
47
43
42
17
12
17
1
2
61
34
39
44
34
44
36
1
i
2
38
I
i
1
19
16
8
8
10
15
16
20
2
1
1
44
34
30
57
43
1
I
11
14
4
3
2
18
11
1
«
41
39
38
46
64
47
50
49
37
34
35
57
49
50
42
67
65
41
36
35
69
54
71
50
32
43
36
21
49
50
64
54
33
1
1
2
4
29
53
25
64
39
19
57
17
41
30
49
55
38
52
64
37
46
52
25
35
37
40
79
42
34
45
43
29
54
57
52
41
28
51
47
33
32
62
32
45
45
1
1
1
24
61
32
44
44
1
2
6
6
1
7
22
3
1
2
1
1
3
40
27
23
33
33
47
34
39
41
35
23
26
34
39
35
49
37
41
60
35
33
30
43
52
65
40
31
37
35
16
32
34
49
40
27
37
24
19
34
39
48
27
38
32
29
37
30
37
35
32
30
42
39
57
37
29
49
27
53
36
18
52
13
37
27
44
47
42
42
71
36
39
48
23
28
29
34
62
35
40
40
36
39
38
32
52
60
42
40
30
45
40
28
24
41
33
41
44
35
20
3
13
10
13
9
37
14
9
32
20
14
4
4
37
26
1
46
27
29
36
33
45
33
40
42
30
26
28
35
46
1
31
1
1
2
8
6
11
12
42
17
1
14
26
3
9
30
1
2
7
17
20
20
16
10
17
15
17
20
2
2
3
31
2
2
15
16
28
16
50
19
15
11
4
20
5
7
2
1
3
8
13
21
17
30
1
24
4
4
2
3
1
8
5
8
13
15
15
18
16
21
46
1
a
21
10
19
6
10
11
6
7
2
(1
2
4
16
35
35
50
37
27
38
26
23
30
42
55
32
39
28
31
39
34
39
37
34
30
40
41
65
44
1
2
2
41
39
3
40
4
1
2
5
2
1
2
1
1
2
4
4
2
6
24
6
2
38
18
35
19
21
12
11
14
19
11
11
13
23
2
5
2
1
1
2
1
1
41
2
38
29
61
2
6
26
19
23
18
12
13
15
20
20
67
46
34
37
39
46
34
69
36
18
53
15
40
27
45
49
42
48
62
36
39
49
24
33
34
38
67
39
2
15
21
34
15
22
31
10
9
36
35
32
57
51
31
2
6
1
1
1
48
40
49
58
1
1
1
1
6
2
3
64
45
40
27
60
32
29
26
44
27
45
46
32
19
16
1
1
6
8
13
10
37
15
11
2
8
31
17
14
13
2
2
1
3
1
1
28
30
4
4
11
10
33
4
20
13
24
1
1
6
2
2
3
6
17
6
3
8
15
13
20
15
10
15
14
16
18
34
14
18
27
14
45
17
7
7
4
2
3
5
2
7
3
2
2
3
5
11
1
1
1
2
25
6
5
5
1
12
17
18
26
22
13
3
1
4
4
1
9
11
14
9
15
2
21
1
1
16
34
13
21
9
20
6
10
9
12
17
26
6
1
3
3
I
1
I
II
1
i
1
1
4|
4
3
16
27
34
3
8
2
22
35
16
31
14
17
13
14
17
18
11
14
14
17
6
6
6
32
13
23
17
12
12
17
16
25
1
3
2
1
3
2
3
2
1
5
2
I
1967
1
THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR AUGUST,
Flaherty
Flat Gap
Fleming County
Fleming Neon
Fords vi lie
Fort Campbell
Fort Knox
Foundation
Frankfort
Franklin County
Franklin-Simpson
Frederick Fraize
Fredonia
Fulton
Fulton County
Gallatin
Hindman
Hiseville
Kitchens
Holmes
Holy Cross
Holy Family
Holy Name
Hopkinsville
Hughes Kirk
Huston ville
Inez
Iroquois
Irvine
Jackson
Jackson County
James A. Cawood
Jenkins
Jessamine County
Johns Creek
Kentucky School for Deaf
Kingdom Come
Knott
County
Knox Central
Lafayette
LaRue County
Leatherwood
Lebanon
Lebanon Junction
Lee County
Leitchfield
Leslie County
Letcher County
Lexington Catholic
Lewisburg
Lewis County
Liberty
Lily
Livermore
Livingston
Livingston Central
Lloyd
London
Lone Jack
Lone Oak
Louisa
Louisville
Louisville
Country Day
Male
Lowes
Ludlow
Lynch
Lynn Camp
Lyon County
12
7
23
36
5
31
Graham
Henderson
Henderson County
Henderson Settlement
Henry Clay
Henry County
Hickman County
Highlands
38
i6
Georgetown
Glasgow
Good Shepherd
Hellier
1
25
15
26
Gamaliel
Garrard County
Garrett
George Rogers Clark
Hancock County
Harlan
Harrison County
Harrodsburg
Hart Memorial
Hazard
Hazel Green
Hazel Green Academy
Heath
3
4
9
41
33
37
40
County
Greenville
4
20
:
Grant County
Grayson County Catholic
Greensburg
Greenup
45
46
43
35
_
49
38
63
47
46
26
27
51
53
38
52
41
54
57
57
32
35
28
72
29
27
44
44
35
29
43
33
25
59
38
39
53
69
53
41
73
36
37
41
46
29
36
33
61
31
44
54
42
31
26
51
40
28
28
35
29
40
60
37
26
69
41
41
42
39
40
39
44
36
46
48
63
46
33
23
26
30
41
35
43
25
16
10
8
9
6
12
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
3
2
4
2
2
1
6
4
1
1
1
9
9
13
21
12
7
6
2
2
11
6
2
5
1
1
10
13
2
3
23
35
3
10
17
3
7
6
1
2
2
9
12
10
2
19
16
15
13
2
1
2
3
9
1
2
3
5
3
3
4
4
20
1
1
8
2
14
6
18
7
3
2
22
13
16
23
1
9
19
23
22
19
9
23
12
19
8
25
8
3
6
1
3
1
4
1
1
3
1
2
1
4
2
3
2
2
3
8
1
3
3
1
2
14
9
7
4
16
11
6
7
19
11
5
1
1
1
R
2
4
1
1
3
6
2
7
2
1
1
1
2
6
18
1
2
1
17
2
2
1
1
1
6
6
1
1
7
6
6
5
6
2
3
7
1
4
1
2
1
14
17
11
1
1
1
4
1
8
4
3
12
16
21
18
2
1
3
2
6
6
5
9
10
13
22
17
37
9
13
17
n
2
1
1
4
1
s
4
2
4
5
3
2
6
3
4
3
7
45
47
38
34
41
22
42
25
40
37
33
46
47
26
15
42
36
48
38
70
44
46
31
29
62
60
46
51
47
56
59
71
44
42
38
82
38
40
44
53
36
31
51
41
29
63
36
39
66
57
60
43
76
53
35
51
48
37
39
31
55
29
48
57
43
33
26
60
40
28
33
39
34
46
59
46
31
56
46
41
49
39
43
40
44
45
60
62
52
46
42
30
33
36
46
40
40
18
Page Fifteen
1967
1
3
10
15
1
1
1
11
8
10
8
1
11
2
13
8
u
8
8
7
7
0,
1
1
2
1
1
10
11
11
1
23
26
5
2
8
18
9
6
1
1
1
7
1
14
8
13
7
11
4
1
1
2
1
3
14
15
1
15
11
13
22
10
12
5
31
13
18
7
11
16
10
6
19
G
6
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
13
6
4
2
1
2
1
1
10
2
2
15
10
10
19
10
13
7
6
14
7
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
fl
22
13
2
7
g
8
9
11
4
1
1
6
15
12
17
2
1
9
8
15
11
12
36
19
39
25
36
32
27
36
28
26
13
23
27
47
30
59
39
39
23
18
36
54
33
47
29
43
56
56
36
31
30
79
32
31
41
11
7
3
1
2
2
1
1
fl
2
1
1
3
1
1
1
2
16
18
35
1
9
1
16
11
2
6
;
I
5
5
2
2
'
1
1
10
6
15
14
10
41
45
5
8
1
18
46
33
28
43
36
26
52
30
33
55
45
43
43
74
35
27
37
44
34
36
26
55
SI
5
5
19
2
8
14
8
1
13
12
17
16
19
4
1
2
8
2
1
Ifi
15
16
18
28
49
10
20
14
23
20
5
25
16
24
13
13
6
10
14
15
8
4
?.
14
IR
17
10
7
21
14
13
12
20
12
18
25
15
13
16
16
20
23
19
32
16
3
2
2
8
3
2
1
66
3
1
6
1
2
2
2
1
2
7
3
3
2
I
1
I
I
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
6
«
I
I
I
1
1
I
62
38
33
37
73
31
40
42
45
31
26
46
37
29
4'!
1
1
2
I
I
1
2
3
2
I
1
1
1
1
1
2
4
I
I
1
1
I
1
1
2
2
1
2
I
1
1
i
6
1
l\
I
I
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
9
1
;
fi
10
2
1
1
1
3
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
2
fl
5
4
1
1
1
2
2
5
1
1
1
1
1
3
41
29
49
42
43
46
40
1
5
1
2
1
17
18
16
16
29
2
38
12
21
13
20
15
I
1
6
9
1
1
9
I
4
7
I
1
1
2
4
20
10
4
4
23
1
1
8
17
6
13
16
18
12
8
20
14
14
40
10
15
15
39
30
3
1
1
1
I
I
I
I
I
1
3
I
i
I
1
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
3
3
I
I
I
2
2
21
18
'7
1
9
I
24
I
9
9
1
I
22
9
l\
1
I
6
:
2
I
I
14
2
11
4
17
4
2
21
'
I
I
I
fl
4
9
I
I
I
1
I
16
?1
12
6
12
17
3
3
9
9
1
15
17
12
7
44
53
1
11
19
11
6
2
2
4
1
1
16
7
2
2
10
4
9
15
H
9
9
11
17
20
2<>
1
12
24
22
49
47
45
29
39
27
54
33
40
54
27
29
23
42
37
20
30
32
16
1
1
3
4
I
33
33
55
48
42
37
74
2
8
61
36
48
34
49
11
6
1
4
9
7
2
3
3
11
[
1
fi
21
15
13
32
12
16
16
46
30
17
10
26
21
20
10
23
8
7
13
9
8
49
36
60
36
41
26
17
41
2
2
5
41
31
13
28
29
30
38
52
38
26
47
39
39
43
33
35
33
34
27
37
35
19
2
11
13
4
19
3
49
41
35
27
24
30
1
8
15
26
16
36
54
33
32
22
36
36
20
31
35
50
3
2
2
4
4
43
39
34
37
18
38
25
40
32
34
34
35
23
14
33
1
I
8
2
4
2
6
3
5
6
3
3
1
1
6
2
16
4
24
3
12
11
15
18
17
33
34
36
36
40
53
20
20
26
13
48
46
35
23
28
38
28
36
37
24
13
14
22
14
37
9
17
21
8
9
1
I
1
4
2
2
3
2
6
2
2
2
2
20
3
3
2
I
1
THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR AUGUST,
Page Sixteen
Does Your Present Student
Policy Cover Your Athletes?
We Can Solve Your
*7<4e Ki4iX^de4t
W. E. KINGSLEY
E.
J.
LAFAYETTE AVE^^JE
P. O. BOX 7100
McCreary County
McDowell
39
45
40
26
36
48
56
44
McKell
McKinney
Madison
Madison Central
Madison ville
Martin
Mason County
51
Mayfield
23
Mays ville
31
57
May town
M. C. Napier
Meade County
Meade Memorial
Memorial
Menifee County
Mercer County
Metcalfe County
Middlesboro
M. M.
Model
I.
Montgomery County
_
Monticello
Morgan County
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Vernon
Mt. Washington
Muhlenberg Central
Mullins
Munfordville
Murray
Murray University
Nancy
Newport
Newport Catholic
_
„
Nicholas County
North Hardin
North Marshall
North Warren
Oakdale Christian
Ohio County
Oil
Springs
Old Kentucky Home
Oldham County ^
Olive Hill
Olmstead
29
40
59
39
49
40
35
39
45
25
31
45
35
38
40
36
32
74
53
24
10
68
40
31
68
45
31
37
21
49
60
32
33
47
32
C04Hfia4t^ GENERAL AGEKT
4
25
10
4
11
17
5
18
11
25
1
1
1
2
6
17
5
1
1
2
1
2
2
1
1
4
2
12
1
1
7
3
11
9
8
1
1
2
3
7
2
2
2
n
9
4
41
44
39
41
42
59
61
48
60
28
47
56
14
36
27
13
2
4
10
6
2
10
11
1
1
2
13
1
1
6
7
2
1
2
5
33
40
59
44
53
46
35
41
46
30
45
45
33
41
46
41
37
77
55
35
15
72
51
34
50
45
35
38
21
49
58
37
12
5
4
41
6
10
1
2
2
1
47
26
1
5
14
21
9
2
8
12
17
15
12
1
1
9
1
5
2
4
1
1
1
3
1
5
13
2
5
2
6
3
4
3
1
C.
PRICE
Department
LEXINGTON, KY.
8
9
2
CHARLES
MoCREARY, Mgr.
Life
121-123
Problem.
10
11
4
15
6
8
37
37
37
24
37
1
4-'
19
1
4
3
10
6
16
6
10
8
b-6
1
1
1
1
3
4
2
1
8
5
«
S
6
1
4
10
16
12
4
7
6
10
10
12
3
9
2
11
1
28
28
23
3
B
1
2
2
1
1
43
42
23
33
49
25
36
59
36
45
32
1
1
3
7
11
1
1
1
1
1
(Continued in September Issue)
12
16
5
32
10
16
2
2
1
n
1
1
25
3
2
8
4
1
24
3
3
1
1
11
26
14
12
13
4
2
4
1
1
31
6
3
32
43
28
45
43
32
35
34
33
12
4
7
1
8
17
15
2
11
59
36
23
49
40
26
35
21
42
52
27
29
45
23
1
1
2
2
31
53
51
1
6
16
10
14
29
8
13
2
7
9
9
17
PHONE
40502
4
2
5
14
17
17
14
28
1
5
2
2
13
1
3
2
3
3
2
6
25
39
42
22
1
7
7
4
2
21
1
20
10
19
3
3
13
10
12
8
11
1
6
5
3
1
2
1
2
1
40
40
39
29
37
42
60
41
54
25
36
55
30
41
56
36
48
34
32
37
41
27
39
45
32
36
35
37
26
50
56
31
254-4095
9
13
3
25
10
21
21
11
17
9
22
10
8
9
4
15
7
13
7
7
5
8
19
13
2
2
1
2
2
4
1
6
1
1
3
5
1
4
4
2
3
1
4
14
17
16
19
29
2
12
1
2
3
6
2
9
7
1
63
40
28
50
43
31
36
19
47
58
29
37
45
22
19
33
37
21
10
12
13
2
9
3
2
16
11
1
10
15
10
21
5
4
1
1
1967
SUTCUffE'S IS REAVy
with complete football, basketball
and athletic eouipment for the fall season
No
delay
—
no waiting
—
immediate delivery! Stock merchandise
shipped on the very day an order
We
is
is
received.
maintain and operate our own sewing, engraving, and service depart-
ments, which enables us to render faster service.
QUALITY BRANDS
Our stocks
quality
for
year are the same top
which Sutcliffe is now well
this
known— nationally-distributed,
nationally-
advertised preferred quality brands.
,
,
^*y^*
j^
\
SUTCLIFFE'S SERVICE
ljv\
For on-the-spot
^^
sentative will contact you, as usual, during the year,
service,
the Sutcliffe School repre-
Write us about your needs. Remember we give one
day service.
THEC5UTCLIFFEm
INCORPORATED
115
SOUTH 7th STREET., LOUISVILLE, KY.
Title I
We
you lay out a program of equipmait
meet your needs for your Title I physical edu-
at Hunt's are prepared to help
and apparatus that
will
cation programs.
We
are distributors for the very best manufacturers of physical education equipment and can make very prompt delivery in all areas.
We
feature and can supply merchandise from the following manufac-
turers
:
Rubber physical education
Gymnasium apparatus by
Gym mats
balls
by VOIT
GYM MASTER
AALCO
Indoor play equipment by COSOM
Outdoor play equipment by STANDARD
Storage equipment by LYON METAL
Athletic equipment by BRUNSWICK
and apparatus by
SPALDING
Bats by HILLERICH & BRADSBY
First Aid supplies by BIKE, CRAMER,
and
GENERAL
Athletic equipment by
ard
JOHNSON &
JOHNSON
Our 50 years
of experience in athletic goods business are at
your service
in any
to help lay out a
program, show you samples, or work with you
way that may be
of help to you.
We
carry in stock a complete inventory of many,
be of value to a complete education program.
If
you would
call
like to see our salesmen for Title
us collect in Mayfield at 247-1941.
I
many
items that
or any athletic activity,
HUNT'S ATHLETIC GOODS CO.,
CH 7-1941 — PHONES — CH 7-1942
MAYFIELD, KENTUCKY
We
will
ShipThc DaV'Yoo BuV^
Inc.