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B. A. SHIVELY, Athletic Director KEN KUHN, Sports Publicity Director
U.K. INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT
Memorial Coliseum December 18-19, 1959
First Night: West Virginia vs. St. Louis7:30 p.m. CDT Kentucky vs. North CarolinaApproximately 9:30 p.m. CDT
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COVER_University of Kentucky Coach Adolph Rupp with returning lettermen tor 1959-60 season (left to right)Coach Adolph Rupp,
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PRESIDENT FRANK DICKEY, who became the University of Kentucky's seventh chief executive in 1956, is an outstanding educator and avid follower of UK sports. With an interest dating back to days as a director of intramurals for a junior high school, Dr. Dickey strongly favors the continuance of University athletics on their present high level and in balance with the institution's academic program.
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR BERNIE SHIVELY, a former All America footballer at Illinois, is the guiding hand behind the development of UK as a nationally-respected power in the field of intercollegiate athletics. Serving in a variety of posts at the University since 1927, including terms as coach of football, track and baseball, "Shive" has been Director of Athletics since 1938. WLAP SPORTS NETWORK
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For nearly three decades, the sports world has watched an amazing record being forged with near perfection out of meager raw material by a colorful figure in the Bluegrass country of Kentucky known familiarly to hundreds of thousands as the "Man in the Brown Suit."
He is Adolph Rupp of Kentucky and when the sport of basketball is -mentioned today, a direct chain of thought brings out the name of this maker of champions who holds undisputed rank as the "Nation's Winningest Basketball Coach." The name of Rupp, feared and respected in opponents' hearts and beloved by the millions who have witnessed the remarkable success of his Wildcat cage teams, has become synonymous with the game of basketball.
Such unprecedented recognition for the fabulous mentor is only natural since his success in the past 29 years as head man of the fabled Kentucky cage thoroughbreds has been nothing short of phenomental. It would take a book longer than his own technical best-seller, "Championship Basketball," to recite the record completely. Briefly, however, that record includes: An amazing 608 victories out of 714 starts for an unparalleled winning percentage of better
than 85 percent against major competition. Selection as the national "Coach of the Year" in 1959 for the second time in his career as he guided an inexperienced group of sophomores to a 24-3 record. The honor was bestowed by United Press International and the Knute Rockne Clubs of America. An unprecedented honor roll of four NCAA Tournament championships picked up by his Wildcats who hold the all-time record of 1 1 appearances in the national classic and can claim more victories in NCAA play (21) than any other team. A nominal world's championship as co-coach of the successful USA entry in the 1948 Olympic
Games which included members of Kentucky's NCAA champions. A total of 19 Southeastern Conference titles since the league was organized in 1933. Election to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 1959 and previous selection (in
1946) by Helms Athletic Foundation as a member of their exclusive cage Hall of Fame. Election to the Kentucky Hall of Fame (1945), outstanding citizen of Lexington (1949) and twice
honorary citizen of the City of New Orleans. Development of more All-Americans (21) and more material for the pro ranks (17) than any other coach.
Four Sugar Bowl Tournament championships, a National Invitation Tournament title and four trophies from the first six UK Invitational Tournaments.
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1959
Dec. 1 Colorado State College .......... Home
Dec. 4 U.C.L.A................................. Away
Dec. 5 Southern California .............. Away
Dec. 12 St. Louis ................................ Away
Dec. 14Kansas .................................. Away
Dec. 18-19U.K. Invitational Tournament (West Virginia, North Carolina, St. Louis and Kentucky) .... Home
Dec. 22 Temple ............................ Louisville
Dec. 28 Ohio State ............................ Home
1960
Jan. 2 Georgia Tech ........................ Home
Jan. 5 Vanderbilt .............................. Away
Jan. 9 Louisiana State ...................... Home
Jan. 11 Tulane .................................. Home
Jan. 16 Tennessee .............................. Away
Jan. 25 Georgia Tech ..........................Away
Jan. 27 Georgia .......................... Columbus
Jan. 29 Florida .................................... Away
Feb. 6 Mississippi ............................ Home
Feb. 8 Mississippi State .................... Home
Feb. 13 Notre Dame .......................... Home
Feb. 16 Vanderbilt ............................ Home
Feb. 20 Auburn .................................. Away
Feb. 22 Alabama .................... Montgomery
Feb. 27 Tennessee .............................. Home
Mar. 5 Pittsburgh ............................ Home COLORADO STATE BEARS
9 Seventh Annual
UK INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT
Four national basketball powers, all of whom ranked among the top dozen teams in the country last season with a combined won-lost record of 93-19, will be participants in the seventh annual University of Kentucky Invitational Tournament December 18-19. In addition to the host Wildcats,
the defending UKIT champion who finished with a 24-3 mark and second place national-ranking, the 1959 tourney will include NCAA runner-up West Virginia (29-5), North Carolina (20-5) and St. Louis (20-6).
Pairings made by UK Athletic Director and Tournament Manager Bernie Shively have slotted Kentucky and the team they whipped for the title last December, West Virginia, in opposite brackets. A classic rematch of the two powers may be in the offing, but the high calibre of the tournament is reflected by the fact that all four participants are being touted for high national honors again this season and any one appears capable of winning. As Shively proud!y puts it: "I believe this 1959 UKIT field to be the strongest ever assembled for a tournament in advance of the NCAA finals."
Outstanding fields are nothing new to the UK Invitational, however. In the short space of six years, University of Kentuckya school already internationally respected in basketball circleshas captured the imagination of the cage world with its holiday cage festival that returns big-time basketball to the campus.
Increasingly-important national prestige has become attached to the UKIT as reflected by the fact that in the past two years the winner has valuted to the top position in the wire service polls.
Furthermore, the UK Invitational ranks far ahead of all other tournaments as the most lucrative in the history of the game. According to UKIT policy, all participating teams share equally in the net proceeds and the payoff each year has been of national-record size. Last year, each of the four teams picked up checks for $13,817.35exceeding by better than $2,000 the previous high dividend paid in 1957.
Kentucky's amazing "Fledgling Five" walked off with a fourth UKIT title for Coach Adolph Rupp last December by rolling to a surprise conquest (97-91) of highly-favored West Virginia, who later was to lose the NCAA championship by a single point. Oklahoma State outlasted Ohio State to capture third place. The feat of the Ruppmen was made all the more amazing by virtue of the fact that they measured Ohio State on the first night without the services of two startersforward Bill Lickert and center Don Millsand beat the Mountaineers with Lickert still in the hospital.
Previous participants in the UKIT have included La Salle, Utah, Dayton (two appearances each), Minnesota, Illinois, UCLA, Southern California, Duke and Southern Methodist.
The outlook for the 1959 renewal promises no letdown in the calibre of basketball seen since the tournament was organized. All four clubs should rank high in the national cage picture.
Pre-season selections have pinpointed the host Wildcats and the North Carolina Tar Heels, who meet in the nightcap of the opening tournament session, plus the sharpshooting Mountaineers of West Virginia as teams to watch particularly this season. All three rank in the top five nationally in advance estimates. St. Louis, always a good basketball team, is rated as a darkhorse outfit.
10 HARRY C. LANCASTER
Assistant Coach
When Harry Lancaster finds a spare moment to reflect on his days as an all-around star athlete at Georgetown (Ky.) Co lege back in the early thirties, he can recall with a degree of dismay how close he came to never pursuing the "round ball" sport that in the days since has earned him a respected position in the basketball world.
An All-Conference halfback for three straight years and captain djr-ing his last two seasons, Lancaster's football career almost overshadowed his play on the basketball court. In the cage sport, he was equally successfulwith three All-Conference nominations and two team captaincies to his creditbut considered himself a better football player than eager. Experience, however, proved him a good student and teacher of the sport of basketball as he began his coaching career.
Lancaster bosses a promising group of yearling cagers and holds down the position of assistant varsity basketball coach and general right hand man to Adolph Rupp. He was made a full-time assistant by Coach Rupp in 1948. Born in Paris, Ky., Lancaster attended Paris High School, participating for four years in all sports. The UK freshmen, under his guidance, have lost only 13 contests during the past ten seasons. His overall record stands at 91 wins, 13 losses.
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OUTLOOKBunn's Bears are picked to give Idaho State another bait e for Rocky Mountain Conference honors after finishing second last year. Although information on the club is meager, Colorado Siaie is reported to have its entire starting lineup back and ready for another good season. In their first meeting with UK, Colorado State will be bucking a jinx that has seen the Wildcats undefeated in a season opener since 1926.
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No. Name Pos. Class Age
3 Jerry Salmans (c) ............................Sr. 21
5 Bob Pratt (f) ...................................Sr. 21
11 Frank Carbajal (g) ........................Sr. 21
12 Leon Johnson (f-c) ..........................Jr. 19
13 Dick Dougherty (f) ........................Sr. 23
14 Al Sherman (f) ...............................Sr. 21
15 Charles Hastings (g) Soph. 19
21 Jim Hruska (c) ................................Sr. 21
22 Jim Blewett (g) ..............................Jr. 20
23 Bob Ruffin (f-g) ........................Soph. 19
24 Roy Betz (f) ....................................Soph. 19
25 Gary Flynn (g) ................................Soph. 19
31 Larry Balman (f) ............................Soph. 19
32 Theo Holland (g) .......... Jr. 24
Wellington Williams (f) Jr. 22
Ht. Wt. Hometown
6'4" 184...................................... Loveland, Colo.
6'2" 190........ .......... Greeley, Colo.
5'9" 160...................................... Greeley, Colo.
6'5" 180 ..................................... Greeley, Colo.
6'5" 200 ..................................... Hammond, Ind.
6'4" 180 ........................................ Denver, Colo.
5'11" 160 ..................................... Anthony, N. M.
6'5" 185 .................................... Sterling, Colo.
5'10" 155............................ Adams City, Colo.
6'3" 170 .................... Colorado Springs, Colo.
6'4" 170 Prospect Valley, Colo.
5'11" 160 ................................... Longmont, Colo.
6'5" 190 Cheyenne Wells, Colo.
6' 165..................................... Greeley, Colo.
6'4" 200 Denver, Colo.
COACHJohn W. Bunn (21 YearsWon 268, Lost 225)
13 COLORADO STATE'S SCORECARD
BEARS FG FT PF TP
12 Johnson, Leon (f-c)
13 Dougherty, Dick (f)
21 Hruska, Jim (c)
11 Carbajal, Frank (g)
32 Holland, Theo (g)
3 Salmans, Jerry (c)
5 Pratt, Bob (f)
14 Sherman, Al (f)
15 Hastings, Charles (g)
22 Blewett, Jim (g)
23 Ruffin, Bob (f-g)
24 Betz, Roy (f)
25 Flynn, Gary (g)
31 Balman, Larry (f)
Williams, Wellington (f)

TOTALS
(Complete Roster on Page 13)
OFFICIALSGEORGE CONLEl
14 KENTUCKY'S SCORECARD
WILDCATS FG FT PF TP
20 McDonald, Jim (f)
44 Lickerr, Bill (f-g)
52 Mills, Don (c-f)
30 Coffman, Bennie (g)
50 Parsons, Dick (g)
4 Jennings, Ned (c)
10 Mason, Eddie (g)
12 Robinson, Al (g)
14 Hurd, Harry (f)
22 Cohen, Sid (g)
24 Pursiful, Larry (g)
32 Feldhaus, Allen (c-f)
40 Burchett, Carroll (f-c)
42 Rupp, Herky (f)
54 Roberts, Roy (f)

TOTALS
(Complete Roster on Page 17)
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16 ? J?Y- \ t0 "9ht)Head Coach Adolph Rupp, Dick Parsons, Eddie Mason, Larry Pursiful, Bennie Coffman, Al Robinson Sid Cohen Bill Lickert, and Asst. Coach Harry Lancaster. BACK ROW-Asst. Trainer Sam Pressman, Herky Rupp, Roy Roberts, Harry Hurd Ned Jennings, Don Mills, Allen Feldhaus, Jim McDonald, and Manager Tom Thompson. Not present when picture taken was Carroll Burchett.
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No. Name Pos. Class Ltrs. Age Ht.
4 Ned Jennings (c) ............................Jr. 1 21 6'9"
10 Eddie Mason (g) ..............................Soph. N 20 5'1V
12 Al Robinson (g) ...........................Jr. 1 21 6'1"
14 Harry Hurd (f) ................................Soph. N 19 6'5"
20 Jim McDonald (f) ..........................Soph. N 19 6'3"
22 Sid Cohen (g) ..................................Sr. 1 26 6'1"
24 Larry Pursiful (g).................Soph. N 19 6'1"
30 Bennie Coffman (g) ........................Sr. 1 22 6'
32 Allen Feldhaus (c-f) ......................Soph. N 19 6'5"
40 Carroll Burchett (f-c) Soph. HO 22 6'4"
42 *Herky Rupp (f) Soph. N 19 6'4"
44 Bill Lickert (f-g) Jr. 1 20 6'3"
50 Dick Parsons (g) ..........Jr. 1 21 5'9"
52 Don Mills (c-f) Sr. 2 22 67"
54 Roy Roberts (f) Soph. N 19 6'4"
* Not on scholarship N Freshman numeral
Wt. Hometown
200 ................................. Headquarters, Ky
160 ............................... Elizabethtown, Ky
185........................................ Lexington, Ky
195 Forks of Elkhorn, Ky
195........................................ Louisville, Ky
175...................................... Brooklyn, N. Y
165........................................ Four Mile, Ky
173 .............................. Huntington, W. Va
205 ................................... Burlington, Ky
190.............................................. Fuget, Ky
170........................................ Lexington, Ky
185 ....................................... Lexington, Ky
155............................................ Yancey, Ky
185.............................................. Berea, Ky
185............................................ Atlanta, Ga
HO Hold out '59
COACHAdolph Rupp (29 YearsWon 608, Lost 10685%) ASSISTANT COACHHarry Lancaster CO-CAPTAINSBill Lickert and Don Mills STUDENT MANAGERTommy Th ompson
17 UK Freshman Roster 1959-60
B W
00 41
10 5
12 43
22 45
30 31
33 13
34 24 40 40 50 51 52 53 55 55
Name Pos. Age Ht.
*Ralph Tipton F-G 18 6-2
*Jerry Rump C-F 19 6-7
Mark Crain F 18 6-2
*George Atkins C-F 18 6-6
Bill Pieratt G 18 5-11
Bob Sparkman F 18 6-2
*DickConley G 20 6-1
*Bernie Butts G 18 6-0
*Scotty Baesler G 18 6-0
*Bobby Rice F 18 6-4
*Pat Doyle F-G 18 6-2
B Blue travel uniform * On Scholarship.
COACHHarry Lancaster Student ManagersDon
Wt. Hometown
170 Memphis, Tenn.
197 Covington, Ky.
190 Pierceton, Ind.
190 Hopkinsville, Ky.
170 Mt. Sterling, Ky.
170 London, Ky.
165 Oil Springs, Ky.
180 N. Miami Beach, Fla.
1 70 Lexington, Ky.
195 Sandy Hook, Ky.
175 Calvert City, Ky.
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1958-59 KENTUCKY BASKETBALL STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON PLUS NCAA TOURNAMENT (27 Games Won 24, Lost 3)
Name Pos. G FG
tCox, F.......................................27 188
Lickert, F-G ................................25 126
Coffman, G ................................ 27 110
Mills, C ...................................... 26 87
Parsons, G .................................. 27 81
Cohen, G .................................... 25 66
tSlusher, F .................................. 24 60
Johnson, C-F ............................ 25 30
Jennings, C ................................ 11 12
"; Dardeen, F ................................ 14 12
'"Hughes, G ................................ 9 3
Robinson, G ................................ 9_3
Kentucky Totals .......................... 27 778
Opponent Totals .......................... 27 623
* Includes 70 team rebounds.
t Lettermen lost.
FGA 464 291 216 218 210 185 171 87 34 29 10 7
PCT. FT
.405 .432 .509 .399 .385 .356 .350 .344 .352 .413 .300 .429
109 86 71
101 54 71 45 21 8
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FTA 146 1 17 91 122 68 105 55 31 12 7 2 2
PCT. .746 .735 .780 .827 .794 .676 .818 .677 .666 .285 .000 .000
REB. 329 224 62 247 51 74 1 17 1 1 7 38 22 4 6
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68 66 73
69 55 61 27 15
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4 1
1922 .404 570 758 .751 1361* 50.4 513 1687 .369 491 720 .681 1117 41.3 539 Average Scoring Margin: 14.4
TP
485 338 291 275 216 203 165 81 32 26
2126 1737
AV.
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8.0
8.1
6.8
3.2
2.9 1.8
78 64
INDIVIDUAL SINGLE GAME HIGHS
Player Opponent Date Number
TP Scored Cox Tennessee Feb. 28 38 (FG 17, FT 4)
FG Scored Cox Tennessee Feb. 28 17 (FGA 27)
FT Scored Cohen Illinois Dec. 30 13 (FTA 14)
FT Attempted Cohen Illinois Dec. 30 14 (Made 13)
Lickert Vanderbilt Feb. 18 14 (Made 1 1)
Rebounds Cox Florida State Dec. 1 24 (By team 68)
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He was great enough last season to be accorded "Sophomore of the Year" honor in the Southeastern Conference and picked on the All-Conference team.
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A Wildcat-
BILL LICKERTJuniorForward-Guard Lexington, Ky.
least of his cage attributes is that he is an exponent of the lost art of defense. Bill usually is assigned to the opponent high scorer and generally turns in an outstanding job on him. He was cited particularly last season for his work in shackling Notre Dame's All-America Tom Hawkins (who could manage only 13 points while Lickert was picking up 24 himself and collecting 17 rebounds) and Auburn's 6-5 All-SEC ace Rex Frederick (limited to five points).
Used at both guard and forward last season for a total action time of 881:52 in 25 games (he missed the UKIT with a virus infection). Started all but one game, playing 10 full games.
KENTUCKY FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1959-60
Dec. 1 Lindsey-Wilson Jr. College .......................................... Lexington
Jan. 9 Lexington Y.M.C.A............................................. Lexington (UK)
Jan. 1 1 Lee's Junior College .................................................... Lexington
Jan. 12 Georgetown "B" ........................................................ Georgetown
Jan. 15 Vanderbilt Freshmen .................................................... Nashville
Jan. 16Tennessee Freshmen ........................ Knoxville
Feb. 6 Bethel J unior College .................................................. Lexington
Feb. 8 Transylvania JV.................................................. Lexington (UK)
Feb. 10 Transylvania JV .................................................. Lexington (TU)
Feb. 1 1 Lindsey Wilson Junior College ...................................... Somerset
Feb. 13 Ky. Christian College (Grayson) .................................. Lexington
Feb. 16 North Central (III.) College .......................................... Lexington
Feb. 26 Vanderbilt Freshmen .................................................. Lexington
Feb. 27 Tennessee Freshmen .................................................... Lexington
(Home games with exception of Feb. 26 game with Vanderbilt Freshmen will be preliminaries to UK varsity games and start at 6:00 p.m. CDT. Vanderbilt game will be single contest starting at 8:00 p.m. CDT.)
NicknameKittens COACHHarry Lancaster (10 YearsWon 91, Lost 13)
25 LI I I
Marlowe Tire Co., Inc.
"Best Service In Bluegrass"
PHONE 2-1786 Complete Tire Service
? OFF ROAD TIRES
? PASSENGER
? TRUCK
? FARM
Brake Service Batteries Recapping
NORTH BROADWAY AT LOUDON
SOUTHLAND SPORT SHOP
Distributors of
Rowlings, Wilson, and Spalding Sporting Goods Adidas Track Shoes Stim-O-Stam Tablets
Plenty of Free Parking Space
Gene Srokley - In The Southland Shopping Center - Dick Wallace
PHONE 7-3977
26 Laundry Dry Cleaning Box Storage
DeBoor
One Day Service Monday thru Friday No Added Cost 15 Per Cent Discount and Curb Service AT
265 EUCLID AVENUE 880 E. HIGH STREET
PHONE 3-0235 PHONE 2-7046
1966 HARRODSBURG PIKE PHONE 5-1488
DOWNTOWN Rear Bus Station
PHONE 5-3156
1202 WEST HIGH ST. 939 WINCHESTER ROAD
PHONE 2-8775 PHONE 4-2491 JeVtyS
There's One Near You
LEXINGTON (4) WINCHESTER SHELBYVILLE FRANKFORT DANVILLE MOREHEAD LOUISVILLE (4) BOWLING GREEN OWENSBORO (2) MADISON, IND. NEW ALBANY, IND. HUNTSVILLE, ALA. FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. ABERDEEN, OHIO
DRIVE-IN
RESTAURANTS
Golden Fried Chicken
Charcoal Steaks
The Famous Farboy Sandwich
* Dining Room Service
* Car Service
* Carry Out Service