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MEMORIAL COLISEUM JANUARY 13     1958 We're Rootin' for you Kentucky Wildcats!
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Official Kentucky Basketball Program
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COVERJohn Crigler, senior forward from Hebron, scores an easy layup in Kentucky's victory over Loyola of Chicago, 75-42. "Cng", as he is called by his teammates, is a pressure player, coming up with important points when they arc needed the most.
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Every Non-Tourney Game of The University of Louisville And Every Game of ^ The University of Kentucky
Play-By-Play Description of All The Action Called By Cawood Ledford and Dave Martin
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Both of these veteran sportscasters began their sports specialization while attending college . . . Cawood at Centre College at Danville . . . Dave at the Universities of Iowa and Oklahoma.
Each has been a full-time sports reporter since 1950, conducting daily sportscasts and describing basketball, football and baseball. Cawood also calls the WHAS "Race of the Day" during the Spring and Fall meetings at Keeneland and Churchill Downs.
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5:15 P.M. "Report on Sports" with Dave Martin 10:15 P.M. "Kentuckiana Sports" with Cawood Ledford SEATED, L to R: Head Coach Adolph Rupp, Harold Ross, Bill Cassady, E. A. Couch, Adrian Smith, Lincoln Collinsworth, John Crigler, Earl Adkins, Asst. Coach Karry Lancaster. STANDING, L to R: Asst. Freshman Coach Bill Wireman, Vernon Hatton, Johnny Cox, Dick Howe, Phil Johnson, Ed Beck, Don Mills, Bill Smith, Manager Jay Atkerson. Lowell Hughes absent when picture was taken.
UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY ROSTER
No.
00 4 10 12 14
Name
Pos.
Class
Bill Smith (f) ..................Sr.
Harold Ross (g) ................................Sr.
Lincoln Collinsworth (g) ................Sr.
Bill Cassady (f-g) ............................Sr.
Phil Johnson (f-c) ......................Jr.
20   Dick Howe (c-f) ........Jr.
22   E. A. Couch (g) .. ...................Soph.
24   Johnny Cox (f) ..................................Jr.
32   John Crigler (f-g) ......................Sr.
34   Ed Beck (c) ........................Sr.
40   Earl Adkins (g) ................................Sr.
44   Lowell Hughes (g)............................Soph.
50   Adrian Smith (g) ..............................Sr.
52   Vernon Hatton (g) ........................Sr.
54   Den Mills (c) ....................................Soph.
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Age
20 20 20
20
21 20
19
20 20 20 23
18
19
20 18
Ht.
6'5" 6'2" 6'3" 6'2" 6'6" 6'5" 6'
6'4"
6'3"
67"
6'4"
6'
6'
6'3" 67"
Wt.
Hometown
203 Walton, Ky
180 ................... ....... Hickman, Ky
185 Salyersville, Ky
191 .................................................. Inez, Ky
190............................... Lexington, Ky
208 Carbondale, III
180 .......................... Carr Creek, Ky
185................................... Hazard, Ky
180 ........................................ Hebron, Ky
188...... Ft. Valley, Ga
180....... Ashland, Ky
175 ................................ Prestonsburg, Ky
178 ................................... Farmington, Ky
188 ..................................... Lexington, Ky
190 ......................................... Berea, Ky
COACHAdolph Rupp (27 yrs.won 561, lost 97) ASSISTANT COACHESHarry Lancaster and Bill Wireman STUDENT MANAGERJay Atkerson
7 KENTUCKY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE AND RESULTS  1957-58
1 9 5 7 UK Opp.
Dec.   2 Duke (H) ........................ 78 74
Dec.   4  Ohio State (A) .................. 61 54
Dec.   7 Temple (H) ......................*85 83
Dec.    9 Maryland (A) .................. 62 71
Dec. 14 St. Louis (A) .................... 73 60
Dec. 16  S.M.U. (A)........................ 64 65
UK Invitational Tournament
Dec. 20  West Virginia .................. 70 77
Dec. 21 Minnesota ........................ 78 58
Dec. 23  Utah State (H).................. 92 64
Dec. 30  Loyola (Chicago) (H) ........ 75 42
* Three overtimes.
1 9 5 8                                                   UK 0pp-
jan    4  Georgia Tech (H) .............. 76 60
jan    6 Vanderbilt (A) .................. 86 81
jan. i i   - L.S.U..................................... Home
jan. 13Tulane....................................Home
Jan. 18  Tennessee .............................. Home
jan. 27  Georgia Tech .......................... Away
jan. 29 Georgia .................................. Away
jan   31  Florida .................................... Away
Feb.    8  Mississippi ..............................Home
Feb. 10  Mississippi State .................... Home
Feb. 14  Loyola (Chicago) .................... Away
Feb. 17  Vanderbilt..............................Home
Feb. 22  Alabama ................................ Away
Feb. 24  Auburn .................................. Away
Mar.   1 Tennessee .............................. Away
8 SEATED (left to right)Dick O'Brien, Bob Risk, Gary Stoll, Bill Jargstorf, Ken Eytcheson, Herbie Kays. STANDING (left to right)Coach Cliff Wells, Al Gunzel, Vick Klinker, Louie Anderson, Ronnie Mitchell, Assistant Coach Ralph Pedersen.
TULANE ROSTER
Name
Pos.
Class
No.
3 Herbie Kays (g) ............................................Soph.
4 Dick O'Brien (g) ..........................................Soph.
5 Bob Risk (g) ..................................................Jr.
11 Ronnie Mitchell (f) ......................................Soph.
12 Vic Klinker (c)..............................................Soph.
13 Bill Jargstorf (g) ...................................Sr.
15   Louie Anderson (f) .................................Soph.
20 Gary Stoll (g) Jr-
21 Al Gunzel (f) ................................................Soph.
22 Ken Eytcheson (g) .. Sr.
Ht. 6'
5'8"
5'10"
6'2"
6'5"
6'2"
6'4"
6'
6'2" 5'8"
Ltrs.
Hometown
0.................................................. Shelbyville, Ky.
0.................................................. E. St. Louis, III.
1 .................................................... Columbus, Ind.
0.................................................. Shelbyville, Ind.
0.................................................... Lafayette, Ind.
2................................................ Logansport, Ind.
0............................................... South Bend, Ind.
1 .................................................... Princeton, Ind.
0.............................................. Shawneetown, III.
1 .................................................. Ft. Wayne, Ind.
COACHCliff Wells (12 Years  Won 193, Lost 95) CAPTAINBill Jargstorf
9 ADOLPH FREDERICK RUPPWhen the sport of basketball is mentioned today, a direct chain of thought eventually brings out the name of one man who has become virtually synonymous with the game over the past quarter-centuryAdolph Rupp of Kentucky.
Such unprecedented recognition for the fabulous cage mentor is only natural since his deeds in the past 27 years as head man of the famous Wildcats of the Bluegrass have resulted in phenomenal success as witnessed by the record of 561 victories out of 658 startsa winning average of better than 85 percent.
Rupp is recognized by sports authorities as the nation's winningest basketball mentor and one of the game's most astute and colorful students. The amazing "Man in the Brown Suit" is credited in most quarters with doing more than any other modern tutor to make basketball a national spectator sport. From the very outset of his career at Kentucky, which began in 1930, he has introduced or popularized many new and revised trends in the game that have aided ma-
terially in making the country basketball-minded. One such innovation was the controlled fast break offensive pattern which has since become the crowd-pleasing trademark of Wildcat cage teams.
The colorful Kentucky Colonel has become, without a doubt, the best known and most widely quoted cage coach in America and his personal fame is equalled only by the success he has instilled in the highly-publicized Kentucky basketball powerhouses.
The record shows an unparalleled honor roll of 17V2 Southeastern Conference titles (one was shared), three NCAA Tournament championships, and a National Invitation Tournament trophy. Added to this list of honors, Rupp's distinguished Wildcats own four titles from the Sugar Bowl Tournament and three triumphs in their own high calibre U.K. Invitational Tournament as well as Olympic Trials collegiate bracket laurels in 1948 and a nominal world's championship through participation as one half of the successful USA entry in the '48 Olympic Games.
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11 TULANE'S SCORECARD
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11   Mitchell, Ronnie (f)				
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4   O'Brien, Dick (g)				
5   Risk, Bob (g)				
21   Gunzel, Al (f)				
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