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The Kentucky KeKNEE

Second
Section

UNIVERSITY

VOLUME XL

OF

Beat
Santa Clara

KENTUCKY

NUMBER 11

LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1919

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1949 Kentucky Football Statistics
PUNTING

FINAL VARSITY FOOTBALL STATISTICS

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FIRST DOWNS

148

,

3,389

1,692

NET YDS. RUSHING

j&jsg&

2,166

788

NET YDS. PASSING

PASSES INTERC. BY

28

14

0

45.0
35.3
34.0
30.1

35
13

443

0
0

8

241

0

Parilli

74

Kicks

Had Blocked

315
1,237

198

94

7

904

177

PASSES COMPLETED

Site

1,223

PASSES ATTEMPTED

SSJ

....

Phelps
Fucci
Webb

101

TOTAL OFFENSE

w1

Yds. Kicked

Name Times Kicked

Opp.

.'

NO. PUNTS

AVERAGE PUNT
NO. PUNTS RETURNED

46

TD

23

190
177
58
37

8.2
13.6
11.0
9.2

0

13

..1

16

16.0

0

TOTAL .46

478

10.4

2

...

Brooks
Claiborne

18

478

YDS. PUNTS RETURNED

Average

Jamerson

38.3

35.4

Yds. Returned

Phelps
Clark

3,258

2,236

;

Name No. Returned

85

63

TOTAL YDS. PUNTS

PUNT RETURNS

5
4

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INTEHXEFTION

8.5

10.4

FUMBLES

37

FUMBLES LOST

19

No.

Name

36
20

RETURNS

Returns

Claiborne

Yds. Returned
130

9
4

Jamerson
Frampton

Touchdowns
0

79

0

688

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

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Brooks
Nctoskie

RUSHING

Attempts

Net Gain

Aver.Gain

Lcskovar

639

4.9

Phelps

106

410

53

257

80

1

2

1

1

52
35
31
30

2

17
14

0
0

1

11

0

1

3

0

1

1

0

.28

693

3.8

Clark

LEE TECMAX, SENIOR FULLBACK

130,

1

Martin
Bruno
Jones
Wannamaker

440

2

Wooddell
Boiler
Mackenzie
Howe

56

125
83
81

Truman

AGAINST

YDS. LOST BY PENALTIES

4.8

Genito

52

210

4.0

Boiler

31

206

6.6

Lawson

27

179

27

98

30

91

3.0

13

89

6g

43

89

20

7

24

34

Truman

2

12

60

Truman

4

3

0
0
1
Itii

1

1

10

31

141

Parilli
TOTAL

Aver. Gain

--

180

3G.0

61
49

20.3
16.3

DOPEY rilELPS, SENIOR HALFBACK

46
33

..1

11

5

15.3
11.0
11.0
36.0
5.0

0
0
0
0
0
0

Attempts Completed

Name
Phelps

Parrilli

100.0

1

1

Had Inter. Gain

Pet.

0

Martin

4.5

Phelps
Leskovar
Brooks
Boiler
Fucci
Howe
Webb
Lawson
Clark

Scoring
Tassrs

15

1

81

54.0

13

1,081

8

19

10

52.6

0

115

0

6

2

33.3

1

12

0

Bczuk
Webb

0

1

53.1

94

TOTAL .177

0

00.0

1,223

14

Bezuk
Claiborne

Yds. Gain

IDs

214

No. Caught

0

Bruno

11

Howe

10

184

6

118

2

7

Frampton

102

1

98

12

3

3
3

3
3
2

0
0
0
0
0

1

It

0
0
0
0

1

0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0

0

45

1

0

0

0

0
0

1

0

0
0
1

1

0
0

0

0

....45

30

0
0
0

1

1

...

0
0
0

0

0
0

43
30

0

30
25

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

0

0
0
0

0

0

0

0
0

0

0

0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0

0
0

0
0

0

0

2

7

75

0

0
0
0
0

0

24
13
18

18

6
6
6
6
6
6

ft- -

2

9

72

Leskovar

61

0

Claiborne

5

54

Martin

40

0

25

Opponent
Place
Mississippi Southern
Home
LSU
Away
Mississippi
Away
Georgia
Home
The Citadel
Home
Oct. 22 Cotton Bowl Southern Methodist
Cincinnati
Oct. 29 Home
Xavier
Nov.
5 Away
Florida
Nov. 12 Tampa
Nov. 19 Home
Tennessee
Miami
Nov. 25 Away

Date
Sept. 17
Sept. 24
Oct. 1
Oct. 8
Oct. 15

0

1

0

3

Jamcrson

2

21

1

Lawson

2

20

0

Webb

2

19

0

Clark

3

13

0

1

4

E

Bentlcy

1

2

1

4

TOTAL

0

Boiler

0

Indicates
Indicates

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TOTAL

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Crowd

71

7
0

27,000

19

0

47
25
44
7

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1,223

14

21
21

0
21
304

"Come to rine division to plan the aquatic display, 56 boats "and 14 floats were
signed up as the nucleus for the
water extravaganza. Floats will be
built on huge barges. They will be
decorated and illuminated.
nounced today by W. Bruce MacinDouble the number of the craft
tosh, chairmaji of the Orange Bowl originally slated to take part is pre- dieted by Comdr. William N. Mans- Festival Committee.
At the iniiial meeting of the Ma field, Marine division chairman.
Dec.

3

the Fiesta," thr;me of the King
Orange Jamboref parade here New
Year's Eve also will be the motif of
the Marine maPch on Biscayne Bay
the night of fjec. 29, it was an-

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36,000

0
0
20
7

25.000
48,000
27,000

7
7
6
6

17,000
17,000
38,000
42,970
340,970

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(2) TD made on punt return.

No longer member of team.

Tiny outboard motorboats carrying Hares on outriggers and students
at the University of Miami Water
Ski School carrying torches will
weave patterns of lire over the bay
for thousands of spectators lining
the causeways and the shore of
Park.
The nh'.ht water pageant is only-onweek of spec- of a
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24,000

500,000 Expected In Miami For Orange Bowl Festival Week
MIAMI, Fla.,

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304

0

Hamilton,

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BOB GAIN, JUNIOR

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15

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1

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TOTAL

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12
6
6
6
6
6

0
0

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0

0
0
0
0

32

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2

5

Odlivak

105

11

Phelps

3
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0
24
7
0
0
0
0
0
0

1

Mackenzie . .
Hamilton, E.
Odlivak
Nctoskie ...

2

Fucci

1

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32

"'Bradshaw
Parilli
Frampton . .

PASS RECEIVING
Name

1

5
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Truman
Genito

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FG
Alt.

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PAT
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Name

150

Fucci

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Jamerson

3.88

2,166

557

Net

ZAKAXKA, JIXIOR

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Returns Yds. Returned

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PASSING

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RETURNS

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Bezuk

SENIOR TACKLE

1

1

No.

Phelps
Fucci
Wooddell

Hamilton, E

LLOYD McDEEMOTT,

1

3

Name

Brooks

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1

KICKOFF

Howe

5

1

TOTAL

Jamerson

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3.6

Webb

1

6.6

Fucci

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AVERAGE PUNT RETURN

NO. PENALTIES

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Orange Bowl Festival which will run
from Dec. 26 to Jan. 3 for the special
entertainment of early winter vaca- tinners.
Based on growing annual atten- dance figures, a crowd in excess of
500.000 is expected to watch the
King Orange Jamboree parade oil;
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New Year's Eve.

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MIAMI. Fin.. n.v. 2 Jimmv Burns, sports editor for The Miami
Ilrridd is happy over the Ran!:i Clara-Keuckv Oranee Bowl pairing for
Jar,. 2.
Concratnlations to Van C. Kussrow and his Orange Bowl schedule
ronw.iure." wrote Jitv.my. "The boys showed imagination and moved
suiMy in baguin the two trarix. They took chances and were not lett
at the post . .
"Another crnljfyira feature is that both teams wanted to come to
Miami. This v a partu i:i.ir!v 'rue of Bear Bryant's Kentucky teani which
pnor to the M
uiv:ta;in had voted the' Orange Bowl as Hs No. 1
I'.ielcrence
"Kussmw says that he considers the Santa
game a
scoop over the other bowls. :e promised that the early selection of teams
will he continued
"And. down through tip years it'll be pleasant to recall that Bear
fees an his bowl career iiv!n hire in Miami."
Bums paid tribute to Bryant's'
anility to nanclle ban piayers.
"Handsome as a nin'.ie actor, af- you." Shively said.
" I've been waiting two weeks.'
fable and smait Bryant has be- Bear quipped and kept on talking.
cime one of the nation' outstand- That didn't make these sports writing youi'.g coaches at the aue of 3a."
tommented Burns. His success isn't ers think any the less of him." top
In addition to the nation's
true exclusively to his knowledge of
grid
football. Bryant know.-- how to win Bowl classic, the 16th annual Orange
3 offers
Festival, Dec.
friends and influence people, and he a
wide variety
has the gilt of handling bovs. He in- entertainment. of sports and other
The Mahi Shrine
spired them to bounce back twice North-SoutCollege All Star footh
this season first alter the stunning ball game
for charitv is slated for
lo-- s
to SMU. 20-- 7
and second after
Dec. 26.
they'd been toppled by Tcnessee
1950 Orange Bowl Queen will
The
Heard (hocrin;
be selected from a field of 35 finalgame, ists the night of Dec. 28 in Coral
"After the Kentucky-Miawith sports writers clamoring lor an Gables. An elaborate coronation ball
interview, and Orange Bowl Comwill follow at the Coral Gables
mitteemen waiting to greet him. the Country Club.
Bryant excused
plavers came
The
him: ell and went on into the dress- Kickoffannual hilarious Orange Bowl
luncheon is on tap for the
ing room to which no out iders are noon
of Dec. 29 with a night marine
we
admitted. From the ou'.-id- e
pageant that night on Biscayne Bay.
could hear the cheering, singing and
One of the highlights of the anshouting as the Wildcats and their
event
off New Year's
(cch let olf steam, 'ihev'd had a nual with the comes Orange Jamboree
King
tough battle witn tlie Hurricanes, Eve
following a day of measured
Parade
and they were enjoying themselves mile speed tests for hydroplanes and
to the utmost.
In"Finally Bryant crme out and speedboats on Miami Beach's
then he endeared himself to the dian Creek.
Cream of the nation's speed fleets
sports writers some of whom had
tyro and champion inboard and
deaolines staring 'em in the face.
will race New
'Ve told Bryant that we d like to outboard pilots
question him alter he talked with Year's Day on Biscayne Bay. Thrills
the waiting Oramie Bowl Commit- and spills can be watched from thei
Causeway
teemen. I know a lot of coaches w ho $6,000,000 Rickenbacker
Second Division
would have brushed right past mere where the
net s'papermen to greet guys who Marine Band will play.
Peak of the week, of course, is the
?uld offer a $75,100
Jan. 2 Orange Bowl football game.
prime.
" 'We can talk right now,' Bryant between Santa Clara and
replied and started answering the
Fans who know their
bowl game spectacles say the Miami
barrage of questions.
Bernie Shively 'tween halves show is unparalleled,
"Athletic director
The festival winds up Jan. 3 with
plucked nervously at Bryant's coat
a fireworks spectacle and a reenact-mesleeve.
" Bear, these men he pointed at
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of the parade and
the committee! are waiting to see pageantry in the Orange Bowl.
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Willi Only 8000 Attendance
From

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Orange Bowl luoib.ili classic has
grown into on? of America's major!
sports events a spectacle stir- -'
rounded by a festival and pageant
of color, fun tnd excitement, which
thrilled more than a half million
spectators last year.
Miami's New Year's Day football
classic started in 193 J as a post-- 1
season contest for the University of
Miami Hurricanes, and the first
two games were billed - the Palm
Festival.
They were played at Moore Park
b"fore only a handlul of
The Orange Bowl itself began in
li)34 as a Miami Chamber of Commerce project with the idea of an
annual game between outstanding
Northern and Southern teams.
A wooden saucer seating 8.000 was
Orange
constructed on the pie-cBowl site for the 135 debut of the
Oiange Bowl classic, featuring the
University of Miami against Buck-noi- l.
The second-han- d
lumber for
the seats came from stands used for
the American Legion National Convention in Miami in 1334.
Burdine Stadium, popularly known
as the Orange Bowl, was constructed
in 1937 with the aid of lejcral funds,
arid was named in honor of Roddey
Eurdine, late Miami sports leader
and merchant prince.
c
featuring unThe 1938
defeated and untied Tennessee
against undeleated and untied Oklahoma
necessitated increasing the
seating capacity of the stadium to
3H.000 by addition of wooden stands
on the east and we-- t ends of the
field.
These seats, condemned and razed
in 1942. were replaced in the fall of
1945 by the present fibular supported sections. Addition of 22.500
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must be gained each year to be
eligible for pension at the time of
retirement. All points over 15 are

PAUL (BEAR) BRYANT of the Kentucky Wildcat
eleven is now concluding his fourth season here. In 42 games under
Bryant, Kentucky has won 29, lost 11, and tied two opponents.
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20 year pension plan.
For active and inactive rintu eom- Army veterans may now enlist in
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the Enlisted Reserve Corps at the belonging to the reserve earned a bined one can obtain 360 points'
yearly.
with
grade which they held when they
were discharged or enroll as recruits.
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of the monthly base pay plus
longevity of your grade for each
drill period, depending on the extent of appropriations set aside by
Congress. Drill pay is authorized
for attendance at two hour training
assemblies.
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Miami's Orange Bowl venture is
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Orange Bowl grid classic. Jan. 2. when two of the i.a.'i'in's to;) teams.
Cjhlornia's University of Santa Clara Bron o arid tnc I'r.r.
of
Kentucky's Wildcats will tangie. the
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addition to the regular big time fare of hrr-ar.d greyhound
racing, jai alai. golf, tennis, water skiing, deep sea f: .hn.g.
and
other sports: inboard and outboard racing is carded tor .'(".v Year's Day
with some of the country's fastest drivers signed to compete.
World records for hydroplanes and speedboats will be sought in
measured mile tests Saturday, Dec. 31 on Indian Creek at Miami Beaih.
Sailing races ill all classes are in the malting.
The Mahi Shrine North-Sout- h
College All Star football game for
charity is set for Dec. 26.
Ranging from ripple skimming outboards to palatial Florida Gold
Coast yachts and decorated barges, a night Marine Pageant is calendared
for Thursday. Dec. 29 on Biscayne Bay.
,
University of Pennsylvania's basket eers clash with the University of
Miami's Hurricanes the same night in Coral Gables.
Miami Beach will be host to the third annual Orange Bowl Festival
girl.- - and boys tennis tournament. Dec.
Eddie Heir, director of the
net event predicts an entry list in excess of 200 with Kentucky ye: to
be heard from.
The annual King Orange Jamboree parade, set no for New Year's
Eve, is expected to draw crowds in excess of a half million. The musi'-a- l
fireworks spectacle and repeat of the Orange Bowl game's 'tween halves
show will wind up the festival the nis.ht of Tuesday, Jan. 3 in the Orange
Bowl Stadium.
And
don't forget to bring your bathing suit! The water'.; fine
warmed by the Gulf Stream in the Atlantic off Miami Beach.

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ultramodern buildings have been contained more colors than a rainconstructed on the campus, which bow.
is located in Coral Gables, a smart
Eibner Popular
suburb of Miami.
Coach Eibner Is a former All
Georse Krchbiel. Marvin Gay and Conference tackle for L'K.
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I visited the athletic offices of I'M "Gus", he is very popular arounc
and found Head Coach Andy
Miami and has done a very gooc
and his assistants going over job helping to develop the M:am
plans for the Kentucky game as we line into a powerful unit. Eibner
arrived.
who spends much of the summei
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Marvin Gay asked Coach Gustaf-so- n
who was the greater Davis or
Blanchard? "Why, I would say
Davis, because that guy could run,
kick and pass very well. He was a
great athlete. Did you know that
he batted over .400 for four base- private pool.
ball seasons at Army?"
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Right before we left. Coach
said. "Guess Kentucky has
that kid Gruner istar back at Louisville Manual High) all lined up.
Eyas Examined
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huh? Wish he were coming down
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game.
After the
Gustafson flew up to Philadelphia
as guest of Coach Earl Blaik. his
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old boss at West Point, for the angame.
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All the Miami coaches wear
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clothes that would make 3ing CrosComplete Optical Serric
by sit up and take notice. The day
we visited them on the campus.
Coach Gustafson and his assistant.
Prescriptions Filled
John Eibner, had on shirts which

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JERRY CLAIBORNE, who plays
his final game for Kentucky in
the Orange Bowl same on Jan. 2,
is an offensive end and plays safety on the defensive. A fine, scrappy player.

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THE ORANGE BOWL, of Miami, Florida, is also known as Burdine Stadium. The huge structure was
constructed in 1937 with the aid of federal funds and was named in honor of Koddey Burdine, late Miami
sports leader and merchant king. The
Orange Bowl seated only a little over 30.000 in the beginning, but now holds approximately 61.000. IMans are in the making to increase it to over 75.000 by l')5:.
The tremendous size of the stadium can be appreciated by comparing the ramps at the lower center with the
city busses parked nearby. Top right shows a baseball diamond where many major league ball clubs play
games during the annual spring training period. The above picture was taken during the Georgia
game of Jan. 1, 1948.
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sports publicity director, and
Angelucci.
Visited Ilialeah
The first day in Miami was s))cnt
with Marvin Gay and George Kreh-bie- l,
turf editor of The
Detroit News. Mr. Krehbiel took
us to Hialeah race track for an interview with the famous trainer,
Ben Jones, of Calumet Farms.
"Plain Ben" is at present getting
his string cf 30 thoroughbreds for
the Hialeah meet, which opens
early in '50. Coaltown was down
there as well as Theory, one of the
top
and a possible
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For Kentuckians

By Tom Diskin,
Kernel Sports Editor
The trip to Miami over the Thanksgiving weekend was very probably
the most .successful ever taken by a University of Kentucky football team.
It was successful for three reasons: the Wildcats won their game with
Miami
received a subsequent invitation to return for the 16th
annual Orange Bowl game; and had a good time, just as Coach Bryant
wanted them to do. In fact everyone in the Kentucky party seemed to
enjoyed the Florida excursion very much.
For the press and radiomen, it had an inauspicious start, when their
chartered plane's landing gear broke down a few minutes before take-otime at the Louisville airport. Another plane was rushed here from
Washington, D. C. After a nine-hodelay, the press plane left Blue
Grass Air Field at 3:30 pjn. Wednesday, Nov. 23.
The rest of the trip was as smooth a slight tailwind, averaged 245 miles
aS ice. Our Lockheed Lodestar, with per hour for the jaunt. We passed

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Kentucky Derby winner next May.
Ben Jones stated that he knew
"Coaltown wasn't right" for his unimpressive showing against Capot
recently, "but we hated to withdraw
him at the last minute." The stable
horse of Jones' is named "Tennessee".
Hialeah, considered one of the
most beautiful tracks in the country, has a
stable.
Its
publicity man, Everett Clay, stated
that last year 768,236 people visited
the track during the off season. The
track spends over $8000 each year
just to feed the tropical birds, including the famed pink flamingoes

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I'M Has 10,000 Enrollment
On Friday we went out to the
University of Miami, which has an
enrollment larger than that of UK.
with over 10,000 students. The campus is considered by many as the
most beautiful in the entire nation.
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Miami, at 8 o'clock (9 p.m., Miami
time).
Making the trip were Larry Boeck
'Louisville Courier - Journal) his'
wife and young son, Gregory; Mar- vin Gay. of The Louisville Times;
J. B. Falcouner of WLAP and his
wife; Larry Shropshire, of The Lexington Leader;
Claude Sullivan,
WKLX, and his wife; Dennis Waggoner, WLAP engineer; Glen Weinman of the Blue Grass Auto Club;
and your sports editor.
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BKOOKs, kicking in the above shot, has converted 17
consecutive placements since the Georgia game last October 8. The
Ciary, Ind., halfback is also considered a fine broken-fiel- d
runner,
lioiuing the ball for him above is BOB BEZl'K, sophomore quarterAmbridge, Penn.
back from

Area Studies
Latin America and the for East
Modern Languages
Spanish, Portuguese, French

Applications now beino accepted for
February 1550 semester

MIAMI, Fla., Dec. 4 "Come to

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the Fiesta" is the theme of the 16th
annual Orange Bowl Festival which
will feature the Santa
football classic in the Orange
Bowl Jan. 2.

Breokfost
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Clara-Kentuc-

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Giant Hamburgers
Steak Sandwiches
Italian Spaghetti
Home Style Chili

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Thunderbird Field, Phoenix, Arizona

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eyes. Piojila
there was a sad, forlorn look in Sheedy's
picked on him because his hair lurked like he was mculi
Not a fial on campus would even carrion a conversation with
him. Then he bought a bottle of Wildroot Cream Oil hair
tonic and he's been a gay old bird ever since.
Wildroot containing Lanolin keeps hair neat and
all day long. Relieves annoying dryness, removes t tie 1'x.se
ugly dandruff that cm make you a social outcast. So if your
hair is giving you trouble, set your corpse for the nearest drug
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dollar Shelborne Hotel, located oc
Miami Beach.
The Atlantic Ocean was just a
short distance from the swank hotel. In fact, it was about
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Friday. PoromW 9. 1910

Lexington Community Newspaper braierfi Reduced
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Activities Listed
Publisher Drew has a varied
background in business enterprises
but this is his first venture into the
newspaper field. Since coming to
Lexington
from Philadelphia in
1946 he has worked at three Lexington radio stations, at two of them

as an announcer, and at the other

Professor Eaton Publishes
History Of The Old South

"More of people and less of
politicr" well describes "A History
of the Old South", by UK's Prof.
Clement Eaton. The book was released Nov. 22 by the Macmillan
Company.
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Betty Hammock, Education
senior.
Is Perpetual Fund
The scholarship fund, established
in the memory of the late Mrs.
Frank L. McVey, is a perpetual fund.
The income from the fund Is used to
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like this?
Mrs. McVey, dean of women from
We are going to begin our little
He: Sure, but I usually wait until 1921 to 1923 and a member of the
effort this week on a sad note. This we get farther out in the country.
English department faculty from
is to a friend In Memoriam. It seems
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he pleaded to his girl to be his or he
"Did you ever take chloroform?"
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