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     OFFICIAL UK FOOTBALL PROGRAM  
FORTHISGAME CONTENTS 1
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Game Story .......................................................................... 5
Governor Breathitt ................................................................ 6
  Official Signals and Penalties .............................................. 8
    President Oswald .................................................................. 9
    UK Frosh Schedule and Results ............................................ I0 1
  Athletics At Kentucky .....................................................,..,. I I
  Athletics Director Shively ...................................................... I2 I
 _, _l    Varsity Schedule and Scores .................................................. I4  
‘°"';§§'§§;§',§Es ’ \ Coaching stott ...................................................................... is ‘
za MLB MEDALS `I    Head Coach Bradshaw ,.........................r............................... I6 »
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recognized as OFFICIAL Virginia Tech Player Pictures .......................................... 20, 33
fgrtiming world Statistically Speaking ............................................................ 24
· championships and Olympic Rosters .......................................,....,..................................... 28 `
0$P0|’I$ in all fields Lineups ...........................................................,.... Center Spread 1
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I Virginia Tech Administration .....................,.......................... 37  
  l·’`   The Four P's of College Football ............................................ 40  
  I ri  /%   p\   What Opponents Are Doing .................................................. 42  
    II      q§»\\  _o”V I 1 Meet The Kittens .................................................................. 43
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KENTUCKY vs, VIRGINIA TECH extra point kick following the closing minutes drive to a TD
failed and cost Tech a chance for an upset victory.
Former Kentucky \Vildcat player and assistant coach Scouting reports point to an all-out defensive battle be-
]erry Claiborne brings dangerous Virginia Tech to town to- tween Kentucky's heralded defenders and Tech’s experienced
night seeking a first victory over ex-teammate Charlie Brad- unit. VP1 lost only two hands off its defensive outfit of last
shaw that would give his Gobblers a big boost in prestige. season. Heading the group scheduled to square off against
The invading Techmen (1-1-1) look to the Kentucky UK’s light and inexperienced offensive line are senior tackles
( encounter as a pivotal game in their quest for a winning Sands VVoody (210) and Andy Bowling (G-3. 220). The »
eampagin and doubtless will hold little back in an all-out VPI offense is built around quarterback Stafford and tailhack
effort to top the Blue Grass contingent, which has to keep Tommy Francisco.
one eye cocked warily toward next week’s conference test Kentucky counters with an aggregation virtually devoid
against Louisiana State. of “stars.” The \Vildcats, now 2-1 on the season after top-
Claiborne, once a teammate of Bradshaw’s at UK, is ping Auburn last week, have shown improvement as a
T guiding Tech for the sixth year and gives every indication harmonious team unit with every game. \Vhile the much-
_  of a winner. After dropping their opener to Tulane in New improved defense has received deserved credit. thc `Cats
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\Vashington, 49-(), and last week flexed powerful muscles to and should come to the forefront in even more important
i tic \Vest Virginia, 13-13. The ambitious Techmen were kept fashion this week. Tailback Larry Sciple leads the ground
· off balance throughout by the fired up Green VVave but gainers with 203 yards while alternating quarterbacks Terry
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'=>¤*'* the ¤*¤v€r ¤¤<-t ¤<>¤¤** '<=V€’$» _ ii>y¤VOC¤irOr.> the grid team fora rmi Demi, .
The 49-year-old educator, who was born in St.
Paul, Minnesota, received his education in the ln l?62» hs Vl/OS ncmed by SDPHS llluslmlcd
public SChOO|S Of LO Gmngel HI'] Cmd Gt DEPGUW on its Silver Anniversary All-America team, ·com»
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Davis and Berkeley campuses of the University Dr. Oswald is a staunch supporter ot |es»A¤d MA€·A¤d SAC- appreciate your respect for Sportsmanship in
And ADC remaining quiet at this time. Please cooperate.
There's a real future in Air Force flying. In years to D It h I t d It , t _
come aircraft may fly higher, faster,and further than On Q p O raw a Pena y agams youl
we dare dream of. But they'|l be flying, with men team-
who've had Air Force flight training at the controls.
Of course the Air Force also has plenty of {obs for
those who won't be flying. As one of the world's I
largest and most advanced research and develop-        
ment organizations, we have a continuing need for
scientists and engineers. S_
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there is an Air Force ROTC unit on your campus. ll
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 Kentucky’s athletic program, a well-balanced development of one of the nation’s top athletic
and ambitious activity featuring inter—collegiate programs is Bernie A. Shively, a former lllinois
competition in ten different sports, is organized grid All—American and a veteran of over 25 years
under the Department of Athletics and a cor- in the post of Director of Athletics.
poration known as the University of Kentucky The Association’s Board of Directors is com-
Athletics Association. posed of the following:
The program is conducted without overempha-
l sis or sacrifice of educational objectives and in Dr. John W. Oswald, Chairman
A strict compliance with the rules of the University, Robert Johnson, Vice Chairman
the Southeastern Conference and the National Dr. W. L. Matthews, Jr., Secretary
Collegiate Athletic Association. Dr. Ralph Angelucci
A board of directors, headed by University Prof. David Blythe
President John W. Oswald in the capacity of Dr. Aubrey Brown
chairman, maintains overall policy supervision Dr. Loren Carlson
of the athletic program. Ex-officio members, in Dr. Thomas Clark
addition to the resident include Vice Presidents Dr. Glen Creech
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Robert Johnson and Glen Creech, Dr. W. L. Dr. John Douglas
Matthews in the ca acit of secretar to the Dr. L man Gin er
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board, and a student representative—a|l ap- Dr. A. D. Kirwan
ointed b the resident. Twelve other men Carson Porter (Student)
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drawn from the University faculty and the gen- Douglas Parrish
eral public, also serve on the board as appointees James l·l. Pence
of the resident. Dr. Dou las Schwartz
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