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The Kentucky High School Athlete, January 1966 Kentucky High School Athletic Association Eastern Kentucky University Encompass The Athlete Kentucky High School Athletic Association 1-1-1966 The Kentucky High School Athlete, January 1966 Kentucky High School Athletic Association Follow this and additional works at: http://encompass.eku.edu/athlete Recommended Citation Kentucky High School Athletic Association, "The Kentucky High School Athlete, January 1966" (1966). The Athlete. Book 117. http://encompass.eku.edu/athlete/117 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Kentucky High School Athletic Association at Encompass. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Athlete by an authorized administrator of Encompass. For more information, please contact [email protected]. CLASS AA STATE CHAMPION HOPKINSVILLE (Left to Right) Front Row: Mgr. Bob BUkey, Gert Roholl. Howard Myers, Randall Grace, George Seay, Edwin Cliilton, Steve Holt, Steve Koon, Charles Gilbert, Tom Dorroh, Chris Brockman, Mike Haney, GeraM Thomas, Trainer Gary Ebling. Second Row: Mgr. James Halcomb, Dale PoUey, Eddie Marquess, Kenny Lee, Rodney Groom, Tommy Turner, Floyd Tumley, Joe McCollum, Bill Snider, Bobby Thorpe, Jackie Richardson, Stuart Coleman, Bruce Joiner. Third Row: Mike Hutchens, Albert Gray, Barker Davie, Ricky Deason, Mike Warren, Darrell Halcomb, Jesse Green, Happy Higgins, Branch Henard, John Fuqna, Dorris Trainer, Jim Hanratty, Steve Nunn, Mgr. Bruce Thornton. Fourth Row: Mickey Fowler, Richard Graham, Mike Lewis, Robert Tillman, Pete Moore, David Torian, Ben Fletcher, Tony Ricks, Hank Hayes, Charlie Peden, Rob Embry, Glenn Tillman, Ted Hayes, John Wright, Mike Brown. Hopkinsville 28-Hazard 7 Hopkinsville 27-Madisanville Hopkinsville 27-Paducah 7 Hopkinsville 12-Mayfield Hopkinsville 53-RussellviIle Hopkinsville 25-Caldwell County 6 Hopkinsville 25-ClarksvilIe (Tenn.) Hopkinsville 20-Murray 7 Hopkinsville 33-Franklin-Simpson Hopkinsville 39-Bowling Green Hopkinsville 25-Union County PLAYOFFS Hopkinsville 39-Henderson 6 Hopkinsville 40-Harrison County 7 Hopkinsville 24-Middlesboro 6 Official Organ of tlie KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION January, 1966 Clark County Conference Standings Franklin County Barren River Eight-Man Conference North Central Kentucky Ccmference Cavema 8 ''Eminence 22.50 Austin-Tracy 7 10 ''Oldham County 22.50 Gamaliel 4 4 Henry County 14.00 Temple Hill 3 5 Lincoln Inst. 12.50 Park City 2 6 Carroll County 12.50 Hiseville 2 6 Owen County 12.00 North Warren 2 6 ''Co-champions Big Eight Conference Northeastern Kentucky Conference Henderson 5 ''Raceland Owensboro 4 1 ''McKell Owensboro Cath. 2 2 Louisa Daviess Count>' 1 3 Boyd County Union County 1 3 Russell Henderson Co. 4 Wurtland '^Co-champions Blue Grass Conference Berea 4 Northern Kentucky Athletic Conference Falmouth 3 1 Highlands 21.00 Burgin 1 2 Lloyd 20.00 Sayre 1 2 Holmes 19.00 Mt. Vernon 4 Dixie Heights 18.125 Bellevue 18.125 Central Kentucky Conference Campbell County 17.222 Henry Clay 30.00 Dayton 17.143 Frankfort 28.00 Boone County 15.00 Anderson 23.00 Ludlow 15.00 Shelbyville 22.00 Newport 14.285 Danville 20.00 Beechwood 10.00 Madison 20.00 Mt. Sterling 20.00 South Kentucky Conference Jessamine Co 18.00 Franklin-Simpson 3 M. M. r. 18.00 Glasgow 2 10 Stanford 17.85 Bowling Green 12 Paris 15.00 Russellvlile 3 Nicholas Co 14.00 Garrard Co. 13.33 Southern Kentucky Athletic Conference Somerset 13.33 Glasgow 4 Woodford Cl. 12.86 Tompkinsville 3 1 Harrodsburg 10.63 Campbellsville 2 2 Georgetown 10.55 Greensburg 1 3 Irvine 10.00 Metcalfe County 4 Southeastern Cumberland Vallev Conference Kentucky Conference Lynch Middlesboro 5 London 6 1 Loyall Pineville 2 Evarts 7 Williamsburg Wallins 6 2 Cumberland Kno.x Central 5 4 Bell County 3 5 Hall Harlan 2 4 Eastern Kentucky Mountain Conference Hazel Green 1 4 Fleming Neon Lynn Camp 1 5 1 Belfry Barbourville 5 1 Corbin Pikeville 4 Hazard Western Kentucky Athletic Conference Elkhom Cit>- Hopkinsville 8 23.75 Jenkins Murray 8 1 21.66 Whitesburg Mayfield 5 2 20.00 Wheelwright Trigg County 7 1 1 20.00 M. C. Napier Framklin-Simpson 4 3 17.14 Mid-Kentucky Conference Ft. Campbell 6 2 16.87 Madisonville 2 3 16.00 Old Kentucky Home 22.50 Paducah 3 3 15.00 Bardstown 18.75 Christian Co. 2 3 14.00 Springfield 13.75 Russell ville 2 4 1 13.57 Shepherdsville 12.50 Caldwell County 2 5 12.85 Lebanon 11.25 Bowling Green 2 5 12.85 Mid-State Conference Crittenden Co. 2 5 12.85 Harrison County 4 Fulton 1 4 12.00 Bryan Station 2 1 Fulton County 1 5 11.66 Bourbon Count.\ 2 2 Warren County 1 5 11.66 2 The Kentucky High School Athlete Official Organ of the Kentucky High School Athletic Association VOL. XXVIII—NO. 6 JANUARY, 1966 $1.00 Per Year Early Season Basketball Questions EDITOR'S NOTE: These rulings do not set aside or missible only if the right foot in this situa- modify any rule. They are interpretations for some of tion is directly above the designated spot. the early season situations which have been presented. 4. Play: Team A scores a field goal. Clifford B. Fagan During the dead ball immediately following, 1. Play: After the termination of the time-out is granted either team A or team 2nd quarter and during the half-time inter- B. What throw-in privileges does team B mission, while: (a) the official is examin- have when play is resumed? ing the scorebook; or (b) walking to his Ruling: The time-out immediately fol- dressing quarters; or (c) as he rttarns to lowing the field goal does not affect the the floor prior to the beginning of the 2nd throw-in privileges. That is, team B is per- half, coach of team A disrespectfully ad- mitted to make the throw-in from any dresses the official or attempts to influence place out of bounds behind the end line. the official's 2nd half decisions. 5. Play: Team A scores a field goal, mak- Ruling: Technical foul. The 3rd quarter ing the score A-53, B-52. Team A has no re- will start with the free-throw attempt which maining charged time-outs. There are 5 will be followed by a throw-in at the center seconds left to play in the 4th period. Al of the court by a team B player. reaches through the plane of the boundary 2. Play: Al commits a violation. Bl is and slaps the ball out of the hands of Bl awarded a throw-in at the designated spot. who is holding the ball out of bounds. Ruling: Following a violation, the desig- Ruling: Technical foul. This may appro- nated spot is that at which the official priately be designated either as delay of hands the ball to the player to make the game or an unsportsmanlike act. throw-in. The throw-in must be made from 6. Play: Al, closely guarded by Bl, in this designated spot. The player making the mid-court, is consuming time by dribbl- the throw-in must have at least one foot on ing. After the official's count of 2, Al drib- or over the designated spot. bles across the court to the other side in Comment: 1965-66 Case Book Play 30 front of A2 who is guarded by B2. Bl and refers to a pivot situation only for the pur- B2 switch opponents but keep Al and A pose of explaining the latitude permitted continuously closely guarded. Al is still the player making the throw-in as it affects dribi^ling in the mid-court at the count of 5. the position of his feet. The ball is dead Ruhng: Held ball between Al and B2. and, therefore, the player making the throw- The "switch" by the defensive men in this in cannot travel. The designated spot applies situation is interpreted to have maintained only longitudinally, that is, along the out close guarding. of bounds line. It has no application as far 7. Play: Al, who is near the designated as distance back from the boundary line is throw-in spot, refuses to accent the ball concerned. The designated spot has no when official hands it to him. because Al heig'ht. It is permissible for a player making or his teammates are not ready to put ihe a throw-in to jump into the air and make ball in play. the throw-in from the designated spot but Ruling: The official should place the above the floor level. ball on the floor at the designated throw-in 3. Play: (a) Bl takes one step to his spot and begin a 5-second count. left using his right foot as a pivot foot and Comment: The act of handing the ball returns his left foot to the designated spot to the designated plavers does not always and steps to his right, using his left foot as and does not necessarily include the plaver's a pivot foot during throw-in; or (b) Bl acceptance of it. In a throw-in situation if takes one step to his right with his left the official off^^s t^^e ball to the nlayer. the foot and then raises his right foot and re- official has fulfilled his oblio^ation. Cover- leases the ball before his right foot again age is provided for the situation in which touches the floor. a player refuses to accent the hall. The com- Ruling: Legal in (a). In (b) it is per- ( Continued on Page Eighteen) Page Two THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR JANUARY, 1966 JANUARY, 1966 VOL. XXVIII—NO. 6 Hill, Earl F. Powell, Logan Hofstetter, Joe Prather, Wilbur E. Published monthly, except June and July, by the Kentucky Howard, Carl Radiunas, Stan High School Athletic Association Office of Publication.
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