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- 1  ~.rr  I Statistically Speaking .......................................................... 24 E
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        Georgia Administration ........................................................ 37 1
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    v_ _   '`CI r What Opponents Are Doing .................................................. 42
  i‘‘‘‘°  ` _ / Meet The Kittens ....................................................,............. 43 11
I l   lr  N   ' UK Alphabetical Roster ........................................................ 44
 -    UK-Georgia Series History .................................................... 46 3
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this week.
Charlie Bradshaw’s depleted Kentucky forces return to Kgmucky algo did gomg ygglquflling prior to last yeafs
~ l1<>1N€ l€1`Fll<>¥‘>’ t<>¤ir:lit seeking il limi \'i¢U>1'Y of UWC $€¤$<>¤ Georgia game at Athens as Coach Bradshaw sought to
. and there couldn’t he a more worthy foe than Vince Dwi- strengthen an offensive attack which had scored only 27
l cyis nationally—ranked Georgia Bulldogs. points in five games. Involved in the move was Lyons. who
l The i1]VLl(lk‘]*S from Athens, 1`tllll(C(l Sixth and eighth this started his goplmmore season as a defensive lmck,
week in UPI and Al) polls, fcSpeCti\`€l)’, zlfif ffCSli from il The \Vildcats immediately made their new offensive look
j 56-6 trouncing ol- VMI and have only ONG l<1SS (Ole }li5Sl felt as Beadlcs hit Larry Seiple on a f3F3—yartl touchdown pass
at the midseason mark. to the Georgia six and then passed to Sciple on third down
The \\’ildcats, winless in five games against foes who for the game’s first touchdown.
have a combined record of 233-3, suffered another big blow Kirby Moore, who’ll be in action against the \\`ildeats
j Saturday night when tailback Bogcr Gann received a knee again tonight, set up Gcorgials first score with a ~1T—yard
I injury while covering a punt l'Ctt1I`H. punt downed at the UK one by Ilardy King. Steve `\\`ood-
E Gami, who carried IS times for 53 yards in the 30-T ward returned the ensuing punt IO yards to the LK Gl.
j loss to the Tigers, was the \Vildeats` leading ground gainer Xioore scored from the three and Bob Etter tied it, T-T.
i with 245 yards in G6 carries for a 3.7 average. Ile under- The Bulldogs went ahead. l-1-T, on a Iyioore to Bill
  went a knee ligament operation and is lost for the season. Payne pass for a I3-yard touchdown in the second quarter
i Loss of Gunn in a backlield already riddled with in- but Kentucky carrie rolling back as leff Yan Note blocked an
  juries has resulted in sonic reshuifling of personnel. Etter field goal try in the third quarter and lolm Irlarris re—
  Dicky Lyons. who missed all but one play of the \`l’I turned G2 yards to the four, Beadles ran over from thc
l game two weeks ago alter receiving a rib cartilage injury three and passed to Seiple for a two-point conversion to put
  in the first half against Ole Xliss, saw limited action at quar— UK ahead. l5—l~1.
l terback against LSL`. but made his presence felt with a Lynn Hughes came in from safety to replace an injured
l thrilling. $)?'>—yard kickoii return at the opening of the sec» Moore at QB and sparked a GG-yard drive. scoring from thc
j ond half. lt) himself. Hughes then passed to Sandy johnson on a
l Lyons. a tailhack converted to quarterback when sopho- two—pointcr to put Georgia out front. 22-15.
l more signal callcr Stan Forston received a knee injury in Etter later kicked a FH-yard Held goal to make it 2$—l5.
  prc—season practice, is back at his old position and will be and a safety was added wlicn Beadlcs was thrown for a
  sharing duties with sophomore Dick Beard and senior Tom I3-yard loss in the end zone.
Q Fee. The victory gave the Bulldogs a IG-$-2 edge in a series
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l more David Bair. who has completed IG of li) passes for \\`ildcats last won two years ago. when ltick Norton passed
E l$)(l yards and gained 39 yards in Eve carries from scrim— Bradsliawls forccs to a 2S—l(l victory on Stoll l·`icld.
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· sophomores, quarterback Dave Bair and wingback Joe Jacobs (20) teamed up to score a second TD that left UK trailing by just seven
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Edward T. Breathitt, at 42, is the nation's second youngest Governor. A Hopkinsville attorney,
he continues a family record of distinguished public service that dates back to pre—Civil War days
when an ancestor, John Breathitt, served as the state’s chief executive.
Governor Breathitt, who in his capacity as Governor, also serves as chairman of the University
of Kentucky Board of Trustees, began his career as a lawyer and public servant immediately upon
graduation from the University of Kentucky College of Law in l950. At the age of 27, he was
elected to the State House of Representatives. Later he was State Personnel Commissioner and a
member of the State Public Service Commission before being elected to Kentucky's highest office
in l963. Unable to succeed himself, he is in the final months as the state’s chief executive.
While a student at the University of Kentucky, where he also obtained a degree in Commerce,
he proved his capacity for leadership. While there, he was president of Lamp and Cross, senior
men's honorary, and ODK, men’s leadership and scholarship honorary fraternity.
His distinguished background also includes three years in the Army Air Force during World
War ll and the state presidency of the Young Democratic Clubs of Kentucky.
A native of Hopkinsville, he is married to the former Frances Holleman of Mayfield. They
have four children—Mary Fran, who is l7, Linda, lo, Susan, lO, and Edward lll, who is 8.
Governor Breathitt continues to be one of the most enthusiastic boosters of his Alma Mater
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University s President Knows Value of An Athletic Program . . .
When Dr. John WV Oswald became the sixth and later rose through the administrative ranks
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UK cheerleaders who will make it their goal to pep up the Wildcats. Often unappreciated for their efforts, this ye¤r's squad includes G
Steve Wcismuclcr and Misses Suzanne Huffines, Cheryl Hughes, Winnie Jo Perry (team captain), Jennifer Burcham, Gwynn Deal, Suzanne E
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Henry Clay Home Big Red Mile Hunt Morgan House
Horse Farms Keeneland Race Course
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153-155 EAST MAIN STREET l
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Where Sports Celebrities Make Their Headquarters
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