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NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES WEEK OCTOBER 19 - 25, 1981

Member Of National Federation of State High School Associations

Official Organ of the KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

SEPT. 1981 1981 TENNIS CHAMPIONS DOUBLES CHAMPION SINGLES CHAMPION GIRLS

(Left to Right) Barbara Miller, Chrissie IMotsch (Sacred Heart Academy). Gay Nutter (Paris High School).

1981 TENNIS CHAMPIONS DOUBLES CHAMPION SINGLES CHAMPION BOYS

(Left to Right) Chuck Rueff, Paul Fischer (Trinity High School). Bobby Montgomery (Henderson County High School). The Kentucky High School Athlete Official Organ of the Kentucky High School Athletic Association

VOL. XLIV — No. 2 September 1981 $2.00 Per Year

K.H.S.A.A. BOARD OF CONTROL WHY A NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL OFFICERS 1981-82 ACTIVITIES WEEK?

The NEED for public awareness and support of high school activities programs is acute and each year illustrations of the lack of support or awareness of the values and needs of high school programs appear. Usually, where there isastrain on the public educational dollar, high school activity programs are the first to be reduced or eliminated. Receiving national notice is the lack of funding for activity programs in cities such as Boston, New York and Los Angeles, and the reduction of tax dollars through public mandate in Massachusetts (Proposition 2'/2) and California (Proposition 12). These examples of national note are only the tip of the in that in all of J.D. Minnehan Fairce O. Woods iceberg sections the United States President Vice-President demands for the educational dollar are becoming greater and the resultant strain on activity program J.D. Minnehan, Principal of Oldham County High funding increases. For instance, some school School, Buckner, was elected President of the Board of districts have eliminated thefunding forathletic and Control at the summer meeting of the directors held on activity programs altogether; in some locations July 1981. Fairce Principal of Fleming 24, O. Woods, students are required to pay a fee in order to County High School, was named Board Vice-President. participate, and there are examples of cutbacks in varying degrees in all 50 states and in all sizes of J.D. Minnehan is a native of Ashland, Kentucky, communities and schools. In many areas student and has earned degrees of A.B., MA. and Rank I at and parental concern for participation In high the University of Southern Mississippi, the school activities as well as the values which the University of Tennessee and Western Kentucky students and parents receive therefrom is lacking. University respectively. As to the VALUES of activity programs, there are Mr. MInnehan's first five years in education were several very vivid, documented examples: (1) in the capacity of English teacher, assistant football National surveys reveal that students participating coach and head baseball coach at Bardstown High in high school activities are more likely to have School. He then served as Assistant Principal at higher academic averages and far better attendance Bullitt Central High School for three years and records; (2) of the students who drop out of high Principal of the County Middle School for Oldham schools, ninety-four percent have not been involved one year before assuming the principalship of in any school activities such as athletics, music, Oldham County High School seven years ago. speech, student government, etc.; (3) the best Mr. Minnehan and his wife, Judy, have a five year predictor (according to ACT and SAT studies) of old son, Jason. Mrs. Minnehan is Director of success in later life is previous participation in high Instruction for the Oldham County School District. school activity programs— not high school or college grade point average, test score or rank-in- Fairce O. Woods w/as born in Floyd County, class; (4) generally, participation in activity attended Garrett High School and earned an A.B. programs teaches values that make children Degree at Kentucky Wesleyan College. In his senior happier and better citizens, builds strong mindsand year, 1949, he in was chosen Who's Who American bodies, emphasizes that competition is not evil (but Colleges Universities and and received Honorable an American way of life), and that race, color, sex mention on the All American Basketball team. After and economic status are not obstacles for graduation he accepted a job teaching and participation, and finally, instills poise and coaching at High School in Olivet for Deming Mt. confidence; (5) nationally, over one-half of the high two years. After two years, 1952-54, in the service, school student population participates in high he assumed the same position at Breathitt High school activity programs for approximately one School where he remained until 1967. percent of the total school budget, obviously the best After receiving an M.A. Degree at Morehead State value in public education today. University in 1960, Mr. Woods served as Principal of Truly, high school activities are, in fact, "The Powell County High School from 1967 to 1971 Other Half of Education." With such values for such before moving to his present position at a minimum investment, it is important that this

Flemingsburg. In 1974 he received a Rank I "other half of education" is needed and therefore certificate In Education from Eastern Kentucky public, parental and student support is a necessity. University. He has served as teacher, coach and Thus, the reason for "National High School principal for thirty years. Activities Week". Page Two THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR SEPTEMBER, 1981

October 22 - Hopkinsville High School (Hopkinsville) - SEPTEMBER, 1981 Vol.XLIV, No.2 7:00 p.m. October 26 - Bowling Green High School (Bowling Green) Published monthly, except June and July, by the Kentucky - 7:00 p.m. High School Athletic Association, Office of Publication, October 27 - Louisville Inn (Louisville) - 560 E. Cooper Dr., P.O. Box 22280, Lexington, Ky. 40522. 7:00 p.m. Second class postage paid at Lexington, Kentucky. October 28 - Elizabethtown - Acceptance for mailing at special rate of postage provided High School (Elizabethtown) for in Section 1103. Act of October 3, 1917, authorized 7:00 p.m. May 3, 1926. Publication No. 293080. October 29 - Henry Clay High School (Lexington) - Editor TOM MILLS 7:00 p.m. Assistant Editor JEAN BATSEL Assistant Editor BRIGID L. DeVRIES Assistant Editor LOUIS STOUT Assistant Editor BILLY V. WISE Lexington, Kentucky BOARD OF CONTROL BASKETBALL ASSIGNING SECRETARIES 1981-82 President J. D Minnehan (1978-1982) LaGrange Vice-President Fairce O. Woods (1979-1983) Flemingsburg Rex Alexander, 1320 Wells Boulevard, Murray 42071, Directors Charles D. Black (1980-1984) (Res) 502/753-3579, (Bus) 767-6826; Bill Burton, P.O. Box Barbourville; John Brock (1980-1984) Morehead. Whaylon 217, Eddyville 42038, (Res) 502/388-9980, (Bus) 965-3308, Coleman (1980-1984) Owensboro; Eldon Davidson (1981-1985) 388-7248 (Wed); Jerry Kimmel, Box 86. Beechmont 42323, Monticello; Robie Harper, Jr. (1979-1983) Drakesboro; Alvis (Res) 502/476-2656; Dr. Wm. Meadors, Western Kentucky Johnson (1980-1984) Harrodsburg; Charles Miller (1981-1982) University, Bovi^ling Green 42101, (Res) 502/842-4141, Pleasure Ridge Park; Robert L, Rogers (1981-1985) Barlow, Conley (Bus) 745-3347; Howard Gardner, 829 Freeman Lake Manning, State Department of Education representative Road, Elizabethtown 42701, (Res) 502/765-6273; Pete Subscription Rate $2.00 per year Mattingly, 1514 Cardinal Drive (Res) 502/459-5793, (Bus) 458-2129; Roy Winchester, Bethlehem 40007, (Res) 502/845-5040; Bob Miller 197 Holiday Lane, Fort Thomas From the Commissioner's Office 41075, (Res) 606/441-5885; Howard Rogers, 17 Maryland Avenue, Winchester 40391, (Res) 606/744-1785, (Bus) 293-3288 or 293-3456; Bobby Flynn, 428 McKenna Court, Lexington 40505, (Res) 606/299-5902, (Bus) 278-9310;

Charles E. Hall, Route 2, Winterhawk, Danville 40422, BASKETBALL CLINICS (Res) 606/236-8811, (Bus) 236-2604; Ray Canady, Box The 1981-82 required rules meeting for 244, Barbourville 40906, (Res) 606/546-4765. (Bus) 546-4175; Don Stacy, General Delivery, Bonnyman 41719 basketball officials and head coaches will be (Res) 606/439-4605, (Bus) 436-3632; Paul Dotson. Box 83, conducted by Assistant Commissioner Billy V. Belfry 41514, (Res) 606/631-1841, (Bus) 353-7230 or Wise. Other members of the coaching staff, 353-7239; Bobby F Crager, 1703 Mary Ellen Drive scorers and timers are urged to attend. The Flatwoods41139, (Res) 606/836-6069, (Bus) 836-8186. dates, times and sites for the meetings are as follows:

October 5 - Somerset High School (Somerset) - VOLLEYBALL INFORMATION 7:00 p.m. October 6 - Bell County High School (Pineville) - The K.H.S.A.A. will sponsor regional and state 7:00 p.m. volleyball tournaments in October, 1981. The - - October 7 Hazard High School (Hazard) regional tournaments will be held during the week 7:00 p.m. of October 19, and the State Tournament is October 8 - Prestonsburg High School (Prestonsburg) - scheduled for October 29-31, at the University of 7:00 p.m. Kentucky, Lexington. The manager will be Assistant October 12 - Morehead State University (Morehead) - Brigid L. DeVries. 7:00 p.m. Commissioner October 13 - UK Community College (Ashland) - The regions, sites and teams assigned to each are 7:00 p.m. listed below; October 14 - Mason County High School (Maysville) - - Region I (at Fairdale High School) Angela 7:00 p.m. Merici, Fairdale, October 15 - Holmes High School (Covington) - Beth Haven, Butler, Doss, Holy 7:00 p.m. Rosary, Pleasure Ridge Park, Presentation, October 19 - Apollo High School (Owensboro) - University Heights, Valley, Shawnee, Western; 7:00 p.m. Region II (at Iroquois High School and Southern October 20 - Paducah Tilghman High School (Paducah) High - 7:00 p.m. School) Assumption, Atherton, Brown, October 21 - Murray High School (Murray) - Central, Iroquois, Kentucky Country Day, Male, 7:00 p.m. Manual, Ninth & O., Mercy, Southern; THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR SEPTEMBER, 1981 Page Three

are Region III (at Ballard High School) - Ballard, The 1981-82 regional volleyball tournaments Eastern, Evangel, Fern Creek, Jeffersontown, scheduled for October 23-24, and the state for 29-31 University of Kentucky Moore, Oldham County, Sacred Heart, Seneca, October at the Memorial Coliseum, Lexington. Waggener, Woodford County; It was suggested by the Committee that a flyer be Region IV (at Holmes High School) - Beechwood, included in the packet sent to the schools to Dixie Heights, Holmes, Holy Cross, Lloyd Memorial, encourage member schools to sponsor volleyball. It Ludlow, Notre Dame, St. Henry, Scott, Simon was requested that three copies of the financial Kenton, Villa Madonna; report from the regional tournament manager be Region V (at Campbell County High School) - sent to the participating schools (one to the Bellevue, Boone County, Bishop Brossart, principal, athletic director and volleyball coach). Campbell County, Conner, Dayton, Highlands, Bunny Daugherty agreed to construct, for the Newport, Our Lady Providence, Walton Verona; regional managers, a guideline for a financial Region VI (at Morehead University) - Elkhorn statement to be filled out after the regional City, Fairview, Hazard, Montgomery County, tournaments.

McCreary Central, Oneida Baptist, Paul Blazer, It was felt that a decision should be made at the Rowan County, Sheldon Clark, University regional meeting as to how the program sales Breckinridge. should be conducted and what options the tournament managers have in paying for the expense of the program. The Committee suggested:

if a school contributes to the printing, advertising, etc., they should share in the profits of the program;

if one school pays for the printing, advertising, etc., VOLLEYBALL COMMITTEE they do not have to share in the profits of the MEETING MINUTES program. The Committee set the time for the State Tournament to be 11:00 A.M. for the semi-finals (matches to be played at the same time) and the final 1981-82 Volleyball met on The Committee to be played at 1 :30 P.M. General admission fee for

Tuesday, August 4, 1981 , at the K.H.S.A.A. office in the semi-final and finals was recommended at$4.00 Lexington. Assistant Commissioner Brigid DeVries for adults and $3.00 for students. called the meeting to order at 1 :00 P.M. Committee The Committee recommended that line-judges be members present were; Bunny Daugherty, Ann used for regional and state tournaments; either Karrick, Margi McKenna, Sally Meng, Joan Mitchell, neutral line-judges be provided or each team shall Liz Sadler, Susie Sigler and Donna Wolfe. provide one line-judge and that he/she not call own Brigid DeVries reported to the Committee that school's matches. according to the information received on the blue Brigid DeVries gave a financial report of the State forms from our member schools, there will not be a Volleyball Tournament; receipts (ticket sales) markable increase in volleyball participating $3,360.00 and disbursement of $9,022.98. schools. Ms. DeVries informed the Committee that she will The Committee members reviewed the 1980-81 conduct clinics for volleyball officials and coaches regional and state tournament information sheet at the following sites and times: August 17, Bowling Green High School, 5:30 P.M.; August 18, Louisville and made a few changes for this year. It was recommended to delete the requirement for the Inn, 5:30 P.M.; August 19, Newport High School, K.H.S.A.A. Certificate of Eligibility to be submitted 5:30 P.M.; August 20, Henry Clay High School, Lexington, 5:30 to the K.H.S.A.A. office as an annual particiption list P.M. is sent by each school to the K.H.S.A.A. office and The Part II National Federation exam will be given this officials the Committee members feel like this is sufficient. year to wanting to work for a higher rating. will However, because the requirement is in the current This exam be given on one date, Constitution and By-Laws the Certificate of September 21, 1981. Eligibility will have to be used for the 1981-82 Assistant Commissioner DeVries called to the Volleyball Tournament. attention of the Committee members a change that should be made in the Officials Handbook The Committee members agreed that an published by the K.H.S.A.A. under "Uniforms". It "Information Sheet for State Tournament Program" should read "gym shoes" instead of "black shoes". form be sent to each team participating in the There was a lengthy discussion on the major rule regional tournament and it be attached to the 5" x7" changes for 1981-82 published by the National black and white picture (with names reading left to Federation. right). This information shall be turned in to the Miscellaneous items included: A volleyball clinic K.H.S.A.A. office no later than October 12, 1981. is being held at the University of Kentucky on A discussion was held regarding schools sharing August 22, 1981. Various members of the the profit or loss of the regional tournaments. Committee are to contact schools in their area that There was a lengthy discussion on making would be interested in providing sites for the regional volleyball attendance at the meeting before the regional tournaments. tournaments mandatory. No final decision There being no further business the meeting regarding this issue was made. adjourned. Page Four THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR SEPTEMBER, 1981

Twenty-Second Annual Kentucky High School Tennis Tournament — Girls Seaton Center, University of Kentucky, Lexington — May 29-30, 1981 DOUBLES

Seeded Players Quarter Finals Murray - Jackson & Jones Sacred Heart - Miller & Motsch Candy Jackson Murray Starr Jones Murray Semi-Finals

Bye

Murray

Leslie Rohleder 6-0; 6-2 Western Lorie Leveronne Western Finals

Bye

Murray B. Richardson Paula 6-0; 3-6; 7-6 Mad. Central (5-3) Sherri Wooton Male

Beth Beanblossom 6-2; 7-6 (5-3) Male

Tates Creek

Wendy Brown 6-2; 6-1 Tates Creek Susan Sloane Tates Creek

Teri Sanford 6-3; 6-0 Paul Blazer Barb Garski Sacred Heart Monica Thelan 6-3; 6-0 Notre Dame Dela Schultz Notre Dame

Bye

Bowling Green

Leann Murray 3-6; 6-1; 6-4 Bowling Green Sally Scent Bowling Green

Laurie Peters 6-0; 6-4 Henderson Co. Patti Marshall Sacred Heart Wilcoxsin Sonya 6-4; 6-4 Green Co. Linda Barnett Green Co.

Bye

Sacred Heart

6-0; 6-0 bye

Sacred Heart Barbara Miller Sacred Heart Chrissie Motsch THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR SEPTEMBER, 1981 Page Five

Twenty-Second Annual Kentucky High School Tennis Tournament — Girls Seaton Center, University of Kentucky, Lexington — May 29-30, 1981 SINGLES-GIRLS

Seeded Players

1. Gay Nutter 2. Caroline Kuhlman

3 . Kristen Gay Nutter - Paris Quarter Finals Buchanon Nutter 4 . Janey Strause « Nutter Semi-Finals Lu Ann DIuguid - Christian Co. 6-1 Diuguid 6-0; Bye Nutter Clara Kuhlman - Notre Dame 6-1; 6-0 Kuhlman

6-1; 6-3 Denton Finals Delisa Denton - Warren Central 6-4; 6-0 Denton Laura Ramser - Presentation 6-2; 6-1 Nutter Kristen - Buchanon Elizabethtown 6-0; 6-1 Buchanon Bye Buchanon

Terri Ingram - Western 6-2; 6-2 Moore Nicci Moore - Montgomery Co. 6-3 6-2; Harrelson

Robin Harrelson - Atherton 6-0; 6-1 Harrelson Bye Harrelson Susan Kelley - Owensboro 6-3; 6-4 (8-6) Kelley Bye Gay Nutter Woodrum Tammy Woodrum - Woodford Co. 6-1 6-1; Woodrum Marcia Fort - Christian Co. 6-0; 6-0 Fort Bye Woodrum Iracane - Owensboro Amy 6-4; 7-6 Denton Debra Denton - Warren Central 6-2; 6-0 Strause Bye 6-1; 6-4 Strause Janey Strause - Ballard Woodrum Elizabeth Ewing - Central Ewing (Default) Bye Meek Dustin Meek - Paul Blazer 6-1 Meek 7-6; 6-7; (5-4) (3-5) Smith - Marion Co.; Pam Default Kuhlman Elizabeth Walden - Geo. Rogers Cla rk 6-0; 6-0 Walden Bye Kuhlman Bye 6-0; 6-0 Kuhlman Caroline Kuhlman - Notre Dame Page Six THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR SEPTEMBER, 1981

Forty-Eighth Annual Kentucky High School Tennis Tournament — Boys Seaton Center, University of Kentucky, Lexington, May 29-30, 1981 DOUBLES — BOYS

Seeded Players

1. Trinity - Rueff & Fischer Quarter Finals 2. Central - Daubard & Anderson Greg Daubard 3. Tales Creek - Mason & Mills Central Kevin Anderson Seml-Finals Central

Bye

Central Brad Long 6-3; 6-1 Harrodsburg Bob Baughman Finals Harrodsburg

Bye

Central Rocky Mason 6-3; 1-6; 7-5 Tates Creek Greg Mills Tates Creek

Bye

Russellville Billy Jeff Burton 6-3; 6-7; (3-5) 6-4 Russellville Brad Jones Russellville Russell Edwards 6-4; 6-4 Murray Chuck Rueff Robert Stout Paul Fischer Trinity Coleman Hall Paul Blazer 6-2; 7-5 Jimmy Daniels Lloyd Doug Jones 6-2; 6-0 Lloyd Kevin Lindemann Lloyd

Wes Lewis 6-4; 6-2 Bullitt Central Greg Barr Apollo

Robbie Nation 6-1; 6-2 Apollo Robby Baggett Trinity

6-0 Bye 6-0; 5-7;

P. R. P. Kerry Robinson PI. Ridge Joey Hibbs Trinity

6-2; 6-0 Bye

Trinity Chuck Rueff Trinity Paul Fischer THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR SEPTEMBER, 1981 Page Seven

Forty-Eighth Annual Kentucky High School Tennis Tournament — Boys Seaton Center, University of Kentucky, Lexington, May 29-30, 1981 SINGLES — BOYS

Seeded Players Quarter 1. David Beckman - Trinity 2. Paul Varga - St. Xavier Finals 3. Greg Hill - Henderson 4. Jotin Watson - Model David Beckman - Trinity Beckman Semi- Bye 6. Jay Cohen - Beckman Finals Robert Rudd - Paducah Tilghman Rudd 6-2; 6-1 Bye Beckman Andy Baker - Montgomery Co. 6-4; 6-0 Baker Bye A. Varga Finals Andrew Varga - St. Xavier 6-0; 6-0 A. Varga Bye D. Beckman Greg Hill - Henderson Co. 6-4; 6-4 Hill Bye Hill

Don Compton - Middlesboro 6-1; 6-1 Underwood Scott Underwood - Glasgow 6-0; 6-0 Hill Jay Cohen - Tates Creek 6-7; 6-1; 6-4 Cohen Paul Steenken - Holy Cross 6-4; 6-1 Cohen Brad Hanks - Marion Co. 6-3; 6-2 Hanks Rex Ecarma - Doss Bobby 6-3; 6-3 Montgomery Terry Lyons - Grayson Co. Ray 6-3- 6-1 Charlie Ray - Henry Clay 6-1; 6-2 Montgomery - Don Weller Russell 6-4; 6-2 Montgomery Bob Montgomery - Henderson Co. 6-0; 6-0 Montgomery - Trinity Charles Beckman 6-1; 6-2 C. Beckman Dan Barrett - Iroquois 6-1; 7-5 Watson Bye 6-3; 6-1 Watson John Watson - Model Montgomery Bye 6-2; 6-2 Fones Matt Fones - Franklin Simpson Fones Bye 6-2; 7-5 Bratton Scott Bratton - Lone Oak P. Varga Bye 6-1; 6-4 Ziegler Rob Ziegler - Beechwood P. Varga Bye 6-1; 7-6 (5-2) Varga Paul Varga - St. Xavier Page Eight THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR SEPTEMBER, 1981

1981-82 CROSS COUNTRY REGIONS GIRLS CLASS AAA Daviess Co. Region (Tony Rowe, Daviess Co. regional sites, managers and teams assigned The H.S.) - Apollo, Daviess Co., Henderson Co., listed school listed will to each are below. Each Owensboro, Owensboro Catholic; regional an information receive from the manager Marshall Co. Region (Ed Postal, Marshall Co. entry blank to the meet. sheet and H.S.) - Bowling Green, Christian Co., Hopkinsville, GIRLS CLASS A Marshall Co., Madisonville-N. Hopkins; Marshall Co. Reg. (Ed Postal Marshall Co. H.S.) - St. Xavier (Bro. Borgia, St. Xavier H.S.) - Atherton, Crittenden Co., Fort Campbell, Fulton Co., Butler, Central, Evangel, Iroquois, Male, Manual, Providence, University Heights, St. Mary, Trigg Co., Sacred Heart, Shawnee, Presentation Acad.; Heath, South Hopkins; Trinity Region (Richard Rostel, Trinity H.S.) - West Hardin Region (Bobby Williams, West Assumption, Ballard, Eastern, Fern Creek, Hardin H.S.) - Bardstown, Edmonson Co., Fort Jeffersontown, Mercy Acad., Moore, Seneca, Knox, Kentucky Country Day, Portland Christian, Waggener; Spencer Co., Caverna, Trimble Co., West Hardin; Western Region (Alice Brutscher, Western H.S.) - Harrison Co. Region (Joe Judy, Harrison Co. Angela Merici, Bishop David, Doss, Fairdale, Ninth H.S.) - Anderson Co., Augusta, Carroll, Co., & O., Pleasure Ridge Park, Southern, Valley, Lexington Catholic, Model, Nicholas Co., Owen Western, Holy Rosary; Co., Mercer Co.; Shelby Co. Region (Larry Wingfeld, Shelby Co. Pulaski Co. Region (Gordon Bocock, Pulaski Co. H.S.) - Bullitt Central, Marion Co., North Hardin, H.S.) - Berea, Corbin, Garrard Co., Harrodsburg, Oldham Co., Nelson Co.; Kentucky School f/t Deaf, Somerset, Tompkinsville, Harrison Co. Region (Joe Judy, Harrison Co. Oneida Inst.; H.S.) - Boone Co., Bryan Station, Campbell Co., Jenkins Region (Charles Dixon, Jenkins H.S.) - Conner, Henry Clay, Holmes, Lafayette, Laurel Co., Magoffin Co., Paintsville, Phelps, Red Bird, Notre Dame, Tates Creek; - Riverside Christian, Virgie, Buckhorn, Hazard; Boyd Co. Region (Robert Stacey, Boyd Co. H.S.) Bath Co. Region (Nelson Garner, Bath Co. H.S.) - Boyd Co., Clark Co., Madison Central, Paul Blazer, Hazel Green, Lee Co., Menifee Co., Morgan Co., Russell. University Breckinridge, Bath Co.; Highlands Region (Chuck Gullo, Highlands H.S.) CLASS A BOYS - Beechwood, Bellevue, Bishop Brossart, Dayton, Daviess Co. Region (Tony Rowe, Daviess Co. Gallatin Co., Grant Co., Holy Cross, Silver Grove, H.S.) - Bremen, Central City, Drakesboro, Frederick Walton Verona. Fraize, Graham, Greenville, Hancock Co., Muhlenberg Central, Trinity (Whitesville); GIRLS CLASS AA Marshall Co. Region (Ed Postal, Marshall Co. Marshall Co. Reg. (Ed Postal Marshall Co. H.S.) - H.S.) - Crittenden Co., Fort Campbell, Fulton, Calloway Co., Mayfield, Paducah Tilghman, Union Fulton Co., Lyon Co., Providence, St. Mary, Trigg Co., Webster Co., Ohio Co.; Co., University Heights, Heath, Souih Hopkins; West Hardin Region (Bobby Williams, West West Hardin Region (Bobby Williams, West Hardin H.S.) - Elizabethtown, Grayson Co., LaRue Hardin H.S.) - Bardstown, Caverna, Edmonson Co., Co., North Bullitt, Barren Co., East Hardin, Meade Fort Knox, Green Co., Kentucky Country Day, Co., Ohio Co., Breckinridge, Meade Co.; Portland Christian, Spencer Co., West Hardin, Harrison Co. Region (Joe Judy, Harrison Co. Trimble Co.; H.S.) - Harrison Co., Jessamine Co., Mason Co., Pulaski Co. Region (Gordon Bocock, Pulaski Co. Woodford Co., Franklin Co., Scott Co.; H.S.) - Campbellsville, Corbin, Garrard Co., Pulaski Co. Region (Gordon Bocock, Pulaski Co. Harrodsburg, Kentucky School f/t Deaf, Metcalfe H.S.) - Adair Co., Boyle Co., Danville, Lincoln Co., Co., Oneida Inst., Somerset, Tompkinsville, Pulaski Co., Taylor Co., Russell Co. Williamsburg; Knox Central Region (Kim Messer, Knox Central Jenkins Region (Charles Dixon, Jenkins H.S.) - H.S.) - Bell Co., Knott Co., Knox Central, McCreary Betsy Layne, Buckhorn, Hazard, Jackson, Jenkins, Co., Whitesburg, Whitley Co., Middlesboro, Magoffin Co., Paintsville, Phelps, Red Bird, Breathitt Co.; Riverside Christian, Virgie, Allen Central; Bath Co. Region (Nelson Garner, Bath Co. H.S.) Bath Co. Region (Nelson Garner, Bath Co. H.S.) - Bourbon Co., Estill Co., Montgomery Co., Rowan Fleming Co., Hazel Green, Lee Co., Maysville, Co.; Menifee Co., Morgan Co., Tollesboro, University Highland Region (Chuck Gullo, Highlands H.S.) - Breckinridge, Wolfe Co., Bath Co.; Dixie Heights, Highlands, Lloyd Memorial, Scott, Harrison Co. Region (Joe Judy, Harrison Co. Simon Kenton; H.S.) - Anderson Co., Augusta, Carroll Co., Boyd Co. Region (Robert Stacey, Boyd Co. H.S.) - Frankfort, Lexington Catholic, Madison, East Carter, Elliott Co., Lewis Co., Russell, Sheldon Millersburg Military Inst., Model, Nicholas Co., Clark, West Carter. Owen Co., Sayre, Williamstown, Mercer Co. THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR SEPTEMBER. 1981 Page Nine

Highlands Region (Chucl< Gullo, Highlands M.S.) RATINGS - Beechwood, Bellevue, Bishop Brossart, Covington ON Latin, Dayton, Gallatin Co., Grant Co., Holy Cross, BASKETBALL OFFICIALS Ludlow, St. Henry, Silver Grove, Walton Verona. The following ratings were received on basketball officials registered with the K.H.S.A.A. during 1980- CLASS AA BOYS 81. Marshall Co. Region (Ed Postal, Marshall Co. H.S.) - Calloway Co., Mayfield, Ohio Co., Paducah Tilghman, Union Co.. Webster Co.; REGION I West Hardin Region (Bobby Williams, West McGinty, L.V. Jr., Poe, Buddy; Green, Don; Cash, Hardin H.S.) - Breckinridge Co., North Bullitt, Charles; Jackson, Dennis; Finley, Howard; Brewer, Barren Co., Meade Co., Washington Co.; Preston; Higdon, Sam; Morris, Bobby; Akin, Clyde; Harrison Co. Region (Joe Judy, Harrison Co. Geurin, Joe; Featherstone, Jerry; Miller, Harold; H.S) - Harrison Co., Jessamine Co., Mason Co., Carter, Mike; Harper, James; Henson, Don; Stokes, Pendleton Co., Scott Co., Woodford Co., Franklin Cubb; Purcell, Ken; Latham, Billy; Murt, Gene; Co., Western Hills; Saylors, Carlee; Pandolfi, Tom; Hargrove, David; Pulaski Co. Region (Gordon Bocock, Pulaski Co. Paitsel, Jim; Thompson, Allen; Spahr, David; H.S.) - Adair Co., Boyle Co., Danville, Lincoln Co., Guthrie, Gilliam; Burdette, Randall; Pruitt, Greg; Pulaski Co., Taylor Co., Russell Co.; Boykin, Arthur; Williams, Greg; Madding Eugene; Knox Central Region (Tommy Smith, Knox Spahr, Scott; Myers, Fred; Majors, Jeff; Willett, Joe; Central H.S.) - Bell Co., Knott Co., Knox Central,

McCreary Central, Whitesburg, Whitley Co., REGION II Breathitt Co., Middlesboro; Moser, Rudy; Browning, Wayne; Beshears, Jim; Bath Co. Region (Nelson Garner, Bath Co. H.S.) - Rogers, Eldridge; Hammons, Norman; Holt, Robert Bourbon Co., Estill Co., Montgomery Co., Rowan Lile, Clyde; Colley, Lynn; Davis, Jay; East, William; Co.; Mitchell, Curtis; Cox, Rufus; Ringstaff, Roy; Holt, Highlands Region (Chuck Gullo, Highlands Ronald; Boisture, Roy; Goldey, William; Burton, H.S.) - Covington Catholic, Dixie Heights, Billy; Knauer, Glen; Stone, Sidney; Menser, Scott; Highlands, Newport, Newport Catholic, Scott, Pierce, Frank; Crick, Dwaine; Bugg, James; Simon Kenton, Lloyd Memorial; Vaughn, Ronald; Bullock, James; Carlton, Robert; Boyd Co. Region (Robert Stacey, Boyd Co. H.S.) - Kluepfel, Joe; Johnson, Frank; Griffith, Mike; East Carter, Elliott Co., Johnson Central, Lewis Co., Hughes, Roy; Jennings, Jeff; Moore, Dean; Russell, Sheldon Clark, West Carter. REGION III Divine, Wayne; Barnes, Barry; Hill, James; Long, CLASS AAA BOYS Jim; Everly, Phyllis; Nash, Rick; Jones, Ken; Everly, Daviess Co. Region (Tony Rowe, Daviess Co. Randy; Fox, Joanna; Holland, David; Wilson, Ken; H.S.) - Apollo, Daviess Co., Henderson Co., Estes, Walter; Fades, Mark; Day, Jack; Milam, Owensboro, Owensboro Catholic; Jimmy; Thomas, Durward; Barnes, Conrad; Marshall Co. Region (Ed Postel, Marshall Co. Thompson, Cecil; Cessna, Clay; Howard, Dwight; - H.S.) Bowling Green, Christian Co., Hopkinsville, Davis, Harold; Etienna, Don; King, Curtis; Brown, Madisonville, Marshall Co., Warren Central; David; Mattingiy, Terry; Augustino, Yona; Geary, St. Xavier Region (Bro. Borgia, St. Xavier H.S.) - James Quinsenberry, David; Buckman, Bill; Read, Atherton, Butler, Central, Evangel, Iroquois, Male, Ray; James, David; Loney, Earl; Brown, Gary; St. Xavier, Shawnee; Manual, Dotson, Scott; Francis, Conrad; Trogdien, Harley; Trinity - Region (Richard Rostel, Trinity H.S.) King, Carl; Assumption, Ballard, Eastern, Fern Creek, Jeffersontown, Moore, Seneca, Trinity, Waggener; REGION V Western Region (Alice Brutscher, Western H.S.) - Gilbert, Jerry; Brashear, Loy; Stikeleather, Clyde;

Bishop David, DeSales, Doss, Fairdale, Ninth & O., Spencer, Irv; Durbin, Hade; Williams, Bobby; Pleasure Ridge Park, Southern, Valley, Western; Downs, Joe; Wilson, Paul; Crutcher, Paul; Spalding, Shelby Co. Region (Larry Wingfeld. Shelby Co. Randall; Myers, Ron; Gardner, Gary; Morse, H.S.) - Bullitt East, Bullitt Central, Marion Co., Richard; Hawkins, don; Cook, Preston; Cross, North Hardin, Nelson Co., Oldham Co., Shelby Co.; Roger; Strain, Richard; Revis, David; Houk, Jack; Harrison Co. Region (Joe Judy, Harrison Co. Shaw, Don; Skaggs, Bobby; Hilton. Billy; Crutcher, H.S.) - Boone Co., Bryan Station, Campbell Co., Marion; Vincent, Jack; Gaddie, Gary; Reif, Harry; Conner, Henry Clay, Holmes, Tates Creek, Laurel Fraizer, Mac; Bartley, Joe; Guptin, Lawrence; Co.; Thomas, Mike; Allen, Tom; Edwards, Wayne; Boyd Co. Region (Robert Stacey, Boyd Co. H.S.) - Winfrey, Shelby; Gupton, George; Hawkins, Boyd Co., Clark Co., Greenup Co.. Madison Stewart; Hayes, David; Vinson, Ray; Beard, Dusty; Central, Paul Blazer, Russell. Wade, Chas; Wright, Gary; Wade, Sharon; Page Ten THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR SEPTEMBER, 1981

REGION VI & VII Douthwaite, Don; Bernes, Tom; Ponchot, Joe; Gatterdam, Ed; Sims, Frank; DuVall, Tom; Redle, Simpson, Randy; Hicks, Ken; McCarthy, Steve; Ellis, Joel; Monks, Ron; Baker, Jan; Brothers, Dottie; Bell, Mike; Druck, Dave Strong, Terry; Veach, Gary; Ron; Hatfield, Rip; Stovall, Cathy; TIndell, Cliff; Baker, Jim; Switzer, Dick; Strong, Bob; Gosney, Coffman, Steve; Newton, Dennis; Driskell, Earl; Donna; Cooper, John; Jent, Dick; Crittenden, Gibson, Russ; Hayes, Pete; Meredith, Billy; Bell, Glenn; Obel, Dave; Haskell, Dan; Hamilton, Tom; Clarence; Lambert, Irv; Weihe, Bob; Smith, Ron; Hamilton, Dan; Fessler, Joe; Mayberry, Glenn; MCGrath, Bob; Eaves, Jim; Latkovski, Andy; Speagle, Mark; Benton, Jeff; Otoole, Dennis; Gentry, Dale; Weber, Tom; Clark, Ken; Taylor, Don; Wilson, Larry, Yelton, Nick; Jansen, Jean; Brockman, Ken; Hourigan, Tim; REGION X & XI McAnally, Tom; Bryant, Jim; Compton, Al; Hampton, Doug; Middleton, John; Bair, David; Cox, Emmons, Guy; Cecil, Ron; Hackett, Wilbur; Pearl, Ken; Radjunas, John; Devary, Bill; Jenkins, Burney; George; Szyper, Dick; Brockman, Ken; Thomas, Williams, Roger; Wade, Kent; Carpenter, Jasper; Bill; Decker, Jim; Reader, Bob; Strong, Charlie; Thompson, Joe; Boucher, Larry; Byars. Don; Lusby, Brew/er, Charles; Decker, Jim; Heckel, Charles; George; Ebel, Jack; Reffitt, Tom; Chasteen, Rick; Heckel, Richard; Baldvi/in, Dennis; Hammock, Don; Johns, Jim; Johnson, Jerry; Lenox, Mike; Catron, Henderson, Roger; Holt, Tim; Kazunas, Jerry; Mike; Morgan, Chuck; Mullins, Bill; Thompson, Hickey, Tom; Head, Jack; Williams, Terry; Nelligan, Tommy; McNulty, Bob; Shuck, Tommy; Basler, Mike; Hatfield, Dan; Stuedle, Ray; Shartzer, Steve; Mel; Billips, Doug; Thompson, Gary; Pickrell, Jerry; Ritchie, Bill; Biblehauser, Nancy; Durbin, Roy; Maines, George; Smith, Ron; Brow^n Barry; Turpin, Brov\/n, Judy; Gillespie, Vicky; Singleton, Bobby; Don; Buis, Mike; Jim; Ron; Lawson,Stan; Shake, Ken; Stephenson, Joe; Stober, Johnson, Moore, Rhodus, Harry; Straus, Bill; Parker, Martha; Cooper, Fred; Woosley, Don; Beck, Bob; Drake, John; Steve; McClure, Jerry; Eads, Ron; Hunt, William; Kistner, Gary; Atzinger, Phyllis; McPike, Ray; Owens, Bruce; Peters, Fred; Patterson, Stan; Ogden, Paul; Effinger, Sherry; White, Curtis; Morris, VanHooser, Phil; Owsley, Robert; Kemper, Nancy; Larry; Bain, Stan; Salyer, Hank; Marquett, Ralph; Hughs, Brenda; Brock, Jack; Catron, Ken; Tuttle, Barton, Ron; Carey, Jim; Walter; Story, John; Overstreet, Walt; Lashley, Dan; REGION VIM Denton, Calvin; Adkins, Madison; Turpin, Ron; Stethen, James; Dyke, Dean; Gordon, Roy; Hicks, Adams, Beverly; Unfress, Linda; Owens, Pete; Gene; Taylor, Bill; Camacho, Marcus; Stark, Doug; Brown, Scoop; Damron, Adam; Clark, Ed; Hiten, Feger, George; Williams, Gary; Kellam, Steve; Lee, Mark; Walker, Keith; Angelucci, Mondo; Porter, David; Williams, Donnie; McMillen, Larry; Studle, David; Griffin, Dave; Oser, Larry; Hainline, Chas; Ronald; Maddox, Bobby; Peyton, William; Jackson, Johnson, Kenneth; Witt, Bobby; Cook, Don; Ehe, Steve; Doll, Allen; Dant, Joe; Stark, Allen; Morris, Steve; Sargent, Bill; Laska, Barbara; Farhat, Ned; J.C; Hedges, Dennis; Dixon, Oscar; Wilson, Plomer Denham, Ed; Bell, Henry; Ratliff, Larry; Fritz, John; Jr.; Thornberry, Gary; Hunt, Larry; Isham, Buford; Yeiser, Gerry; Bissett, Bill; Wilke, Craig; Rutledge, Davis, John; Davis, Bobby; David; Burns, Ralph; Hart, Peggy; Short, John; REGION IX Sever, Bill; Madison, Tex; Thomas, Ben; Barker, Hummel, Tom; Moore, Franklin; Sullivan, Dan L.; David; Mitchell, Doug; Sheehan, Tim; Tyree, Liggett, Ernie; Thompson, Tom; Roesel, Joe; Preston; Hostetler, Bill; Lane, Marion; Woods, Freppon, Tom; Moore, Bob; Smith, Bill; Wolfe, Steven; Turley, Chris; Sewell, William; Barnett, Dennis; Haas, Tom; Rich, Dennis; Arnold, Jim; Donald; Russell Lynn; Hayslett, Leigh; Fannin, Vories, Dick; Hummel, Joe; Brow^n, Steve; Uriage, Robert; Higgins, Larry; Brautigam, D.; Engie, Vince; Dick; Shields, Don; Delaney, Bill; Tom; Swope, Gayton, Larry; Soule, Terry; Burbage, Randell; Hickey, Weyer, Tom; Jim; Buerger, Tim; Perry, Hicks, Mike; Charles; Gabbard, Ray; Vories, Gary; Chappie, Charles; Thompson, Jerry; Vories, Kent; Mohr, REGION XII Tom; Bauman, Mike; Schneider, Don; Bond, Terry; Spoonamore, Jim; Turner, Keenan; Wilson, Bruce; Darnell, Nick; Grieme, Bill; Penick, Dave; Stoker, Hargis, Noel; Wallace, John; Sparrow, John; Steve; Schomaker, Charles; Bertsch, Ron; Peeno, Randolph, Woody; Mazey, Richard; Shaw, Earl; Harry; Flesch, Jerry; McDow/ell, Ben; Meyer, Dave; Sowder, Bill; Gordon, Dwight; Vaught, Marvin; Scott, Emmanual; Heilman, Glen; Grefer, Tom; Cornelison, Mike; Farley, Jim; Flynn, Steve; Florence, Joe; Morris, Tom; Kristoff, Dave; Sanders, John David; Bullock, Larry; Luttrell, Daisy; Brockman, Tom; Brausch, Dave; Rouse, Tom; Brown, Ronnie; Rousey, Jimmy; Gordon, Jimmy; Coleman, Ron; Morris, Ed; Gregg, Lonnie; Burkhart, Atwood, Bobby; Hupp, Ronnie; Cash, Clayton; Bob; Fitzer, Carl; Home, Jordan; Wooldridge, Jim; Glenn, Edwards; Roberts, Danny; Morrison, Bradenberg, Tom; Wright, Bob; Sullivan, Dan P.; Donnie; Haste, Fred; Sullivan, Corky; Collins, David; Schvi^enden, Jeff; Fields, Jerry; Sullivan, Rick; Alexander, Wendell; Creekmore, Milford; Larkin, Trapp, Chuck; Bishop, Paul; Tyler, Reed; Arnold; Woodrum, Jim; Carr, David; Vito, Paul; Washnock, Dick; Smith, John; Weinel, Dick; Malik, Larkin, Allen; Light, Larry; Hacker, David; Feltner, Haschon; Huber, Jerry; Weinel, Tim; Robbins, Mike; Doug; 1

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REGION XIII Wallen, Wendell L.; Combs, Sherman; Crisp, Jackie Pietnowski, Paul; Seivy, Curt; Cupp, Jack Maxey, Day; Tucker, Phillip A.; Hopson, James E.; Mike; Centers, Mike; Howard, James; Jeffers, Steve; Kessinger, Michael; Woosley, Darrell; Newsome,

Morgan, Richard; Anders, Raleigh; Ensslin, Charles; Cecil Jr.; May, Paul L.; Bell, Gregory; Varney, Brown, Wendell; Hammons, George; Bruner, Jack; Gregory; Pelphrey, Joe D.; Spears, Ronnie; Looney, Fields, Rufus; Idol, Billy J. Sr.; Johnson, Mike; James D.; Hall, Jack; Hall, W. Keith; Elswick, B.J.; Alexander, Ron; Kersey, Andy; Cook, Chandler; Hunt, G. Dale; Parker, Lowell D.; Hamilton, Paul; Roark, David; Evans, Alvin; White, William; Rhodes, Rhodes, Warren; Powell, Billy; Pelphrey, Jack; Cecil; Martin, Terry; Fletcher, John; Smith, Benny; Stacey, David; Taylor, Ed; Kelly, Dolph; Diamond, Hodge, Bill; Ashurst, Mike; Osborne, Ron; Smith, Rufus; Adkins, Charles W.; Ryan, Clifford; Flanery, Gary; Lawson, Sonny; Ball, Phillip; Leigh, Steve; Rabon; Van Horn, Mike; Thompson, Robert E.; Baldwin, Carl; Hubbard, Oscar; Doizer, Denny; Polly, Glay; Elkins, James Wayne; Wells, Charles; Mosley, Doug; Carnes, Dwight; Houtchins, Tom; Golden, George; Jewell, William; Beckner, Gene; REGION XVI Foutch, Enoch Jr.; Gambrel, Don; Cooper, Mary; Moore, Marivn; Banks, Buddy; Hardin, Don; Kouns, REGION XIV Bob, Jackson, Bob; Johnson, Walter; Collins, Allen, Yvon; Jones, Denver; Combs, Henry; Dixon, Hubert; McKenzie, Dwight; Cundiff, Curt; Ramey, Billy; Hall, Tommy; Kirk, Charles; Feltner, Danny; Gary; Thornsbury, Brice; McKenzie, Jim; Radjunas, Vanover, J.W.; Gabbard, John; Campbell, Dexter; Ed; Simpson, Jim; Dixon, Ron; Greene, Bert; Wages, Francis, Frank; Brewer, Lloyd; Brewer, Jerry; Bob; Cox, Jim; Hardin, Phillip; Plummer, Bill; Asher, Whitaker, Charles; Smallwood, Talmadge; Ralph; Craft, Bob; Hale, Chris; Hobbs, Charles; Mcintosh, Carl; Smith, Roy; Bailey, Harrison; Hyland, Dick; Newman, Bill; Thomas, Leonard; Feltner, Paul; Tolllver, Jerry; Conninghan, Robert; Johnson, Lynn; McMahan, Brad; Branham, George; Turner, Mike; Mulllns, Harold; Cakes, Jim; Smiley, Godbey, Tom; May, Bill; Blecher, Scott, Vance; James; Williams, Buford; Polly, Rex; Oakes, Sammons, Tim; Fritchner, John; Loperfido, Rick; Tommy; Hall, Don; Arnold, Ed; Allen, Chris; Mulllns, Ray; Cook, Ed; REGION XV Evans, Ron; Steward, Jim; Handy, Gene; Stevens, Hall, William W.; Runyon, Tommy; Collier, Burnard Terry; Robinson, Ted; Vanhoose, Charles; Grayson,

Bevlns, Wallace I.; Butcher, Stephen; Bogar, Darryl Don; Clark, Kenneth; Daniel, Phil; Clevenger, Mike; Copley, Sidney M.; Seavers, Joe; Casey, Ancie Lee Tickner, Bill.

1981-82 VOLLEYBALL OFFICIALS

Registered with the K.H.S.A.A. as of September 1, 1981

ALLEN, Charles G. - 108 Mackie Ct., Louisville JACKSON, Robert W. - 7489-H, 5th Armd Div Rd, Ft. 40214 - 502/366-7449; 744-8661 Knox 40121 - 624-1771, 624-1442 - Rt. 6, Box 256, Shepherdsville BALDWIN, Denny - 4605 Myrick PI,, Valley Station JANSEN, Jean -955-6159 40272 - 935-0667 40165 LEAHY, Tena - 1320 Homeview Dr., Louisville40215 BANCROFT, John F. - 3911 Poplar Level Road, 634-1344, 448-4620 Louisville 40213 - 451-6537, 367-6411 George E. - 1017 Ky. Life BIdg., BANCROFT, Mary Ann - 3911 Poplar Level Road, MERCKER, Home Louisville - 451-8399, 585-4251 Louisville 40213 - 451-6437 40202 BARRE, Nancy J. - 717 Parkview Dr., Taylor Mill ONEY, Leo T. Jr. - 1027 Raceland Ave., Raceland 41013 -491-2128 41169 -606/836-5550 BIRKENHAUER, Olivia A. - 9 Sheridan Dr., PATTERSON. John T. - 4826 Warbler Way, Alexandria 41001 -635-2622,874-9200 Louisville 40213 - 968-6720

BLAIR, M. Gall - 152 Brandywine, Burlingotn 41005 STOBER, Martha - 10123 Headley Hill, Louisville 606/586-5665; 371-8656 40223 - 425-541

BLANFORD, Robert J. - 5609 Burns Dr., Louisville TROYER, Stephen R. - 320 Larch Ln., Lexington 40216 -447-4133 40505 - 252-2766, 232-4817 BROWN, Teri Jean - 537 Rossford Ave., Ft. Thomas WESSELING, Katie - 2852 Dry Ridge ct.. Villa Hills 41075 - 781-0220, 261-5922 41016 - 331-6558, 342-7522

CALDWELL, Linda S. - 162 Clover Ridge, Ft. WESTERMAN, Carol G. - 4750 Brownsboro Rd., Thomas 41075 - 606/441-1626 Louisville 40207 - 502/895-1055; 896-4838

CURLY, Mary Jean - 1503 Goddard Ave., Louisville WILLIAMS, James A. - 112 Green Street, Horse 40204 - 502/458-6981; 426-3131 Cave 42749 - 786-2867, 758-2214

DINGLE, Wiliam A.J. Jr. - 739 Bishop Drive, WYCHULIS, Beth - 9809 Encino Ct., Louisville Lexington 40405 - 299-0812, 232-2023 40223 - 425-1368; 584-6145 Page Twelve THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR SEPTEMBER. 1981

1981 NATIONAL FEDERATION FOOTBALL Early Season Questions

PUBLICATION CORRECTIONS

RULE BOOK — Page 30 - Play at the top and Page 50 - play in the middle - both plays refer to "crawling". Since we took crawling out of the - - 6-3-1 - definitions cross out the plays. Page 33 rule . 4th line delete "or a safety, other than a punt."

CASE BOOK — Play 29- in 2nd line it should be A1 instead of B. Play 7.4.3.- reference is 2-3-3 instead of 2-3-4. Play 9.3.1c -delete in ruling "because A1 is obviously out of the play."

SIMPLIFIED AND ILLUSTRATED — Page 16 - top - change 15 yards to 5 yards. Page 90 - bottom - change touchdown to field goal.

1 PLAY: Rl makes a valid fair catch signal; (a) while Kl'shighpuntis scrimmage line where it bounces in the air and is recovered by R2

beyond the scrimmage line, or (b) while K1 s high punt is 5 yards RULING: The signal by Rl is illegal since it was made where a fair short of crossing the line of scrimmage A stiff wind blows the ball catch could not be made. The penalty is enforced as any loose ball back on K's side of the line in (a) and prevents the ball from penalty. The kickers may either have a replay of the down following crossmg the line in (b) In (a) and (b), Rl catches the kick on K's the 5-yard penalty assessed against R or they may take the results side of the line Rl advances in (b). of the play. (2-3-6; 6-2-6; 6-5-6 Pen.; 10-3-1a) RULING: The signal in (a) is valid as the ball is beyond the line of 8, PLAY: A1 throws a forward pass from the 50-yard line. While the scrimmage at the time Rl signals. The resulting catch is not a fair ball is in the air, A1 is roughed by B1.Thereafter,A2 catches the ball catch but the ball becomes dead when caught. The covering at B's 20-yard line and is downed on the 15-yard line. official should sound his whistle to prevent any advance Rl has RULING: Team A may either take the results of the play oraccept protection only on R's side of the line. The kickers may catch or the penalty for the roughing committed by Bl If A accepts the recover the kick on K's side of the line and advance. In (b), the results of the play, they will have the ball on B's 15-yard line. If A signal is Illegal as the ball was not beyond the line at the time of the accepts the penalty, it will enforced from the previous spot and signal. The play in (b) will be allowed to continue untti the down be the will replayed, or it it results in a 1 st down, it would be a ends at which time enforcement of the penalty for the illegal signal down be 1st down for Team A from B's 35-yard line. The foul occurred will be considered, {2-3-2. 5; 4-2-2g. 6-5-4. 6-5-6 Pen.; 10-3-1a) during a loose ball play and the acceptance of the penalty dictates COMMENT: If the ball did not become dead after Rl catches it on that the foul be enforced from the previous spot. (9-3-3; 10-3-1 a; K's side of the line, it would give Rl an advantage (because of the 10-3-2) valid signal) not intended by the rules, The valid signal by Rl alerts 9- the kickers that Rl gives up any attempt to advance the ball in PLAY: A1 throws a forward pass behind the line to ineligible A2 A2 return for protection beyond the line catches the ball and while still behind the line, throws a forward pass beyond the line. While the incomplete pass by A2 is in the air 2 PLAY: A1 breaks into clear his line. the on own 40-yard B1 and B2 (a) A3 interferes with Bl; or (b) Bl interferes with A3

move into tackle A1 , A1 veers into Bl and initiates contact with his RULING: The pass from A1 and A2 is an illegal pass. However. The helmet in an attempt to punish his opponent, A1 fumbles after pass thrown by A2 is a legal forward pass, in both (a) and (b). In (a). making contact and 82 recovers on the 50-yard line it IS a multiple foul by Team A Team B will have a choice of either RULING: Spearing foul A1, retain on Team B may possession by accepting the penalty for the illegal pass or the penalty for the pass declining the penalty A1 is disqualified from the game whether the interference. In (b), the foul by Bl causes this to be a double foul penalty is accepted or declined Disqualification is a separate and the down will be replayed The fact that an illegal pass was procedure not subject to acceptance or declination penalty, of the thrown prior to the legal pass does not cancel the pass interference A disqualified player always 10-5-4) must be removed (2-29; restricitons. (7-5-2c; 7-5-6; 10-2-1a)

3 PLAY: A1 is illegally in motion at the snap. A2's forward pass is in 10. PLAY: Fourth and 8 for K from their own 35-yard line. The snap flight when Bl spears A2. The pass falls incomplete. from center is bad and the ball is muffed by K1. K1 attempts to This is RULING: a double foul. The penalties cancel and the down scoop up the ball, and has it for a moment but muffs it again. As the is replayed, Bl must be disqualified even though a distance penalty ball is rolling loose behind the line. K1 kicks the ball downfield is not assessed, (10-2-1a; 10-5-4) While the ball is in flight, and before it is touched by any player of

either team, it strikes K2 on the helmet while K2 is 15 yards beyond 4, PI^Y: K1 s punt is high and not very deep. A strong wind blows the the neutral zone. The ball bounces downfield and rolls dead on R's punt back to K's side of theline where K2 gives a fair catch signal 25, The covering official subsequently blows his whistle with no and catches the kick. Team R players stop short of contact after the player of either team in possession of the ball. signal but pursue and tackle K2 after he advances.

RULING: When K1 kicked the loose ball, it was an illegal kick. No RULING: A fair catch signal by the kickers is always an illegal player shall intentionally kick a ball other than free kick or signal. Only members ofthe receiving team can makeafaircatchin a scrimmage kick. A scrimmage kick may either a punt, drop kick specific situations and by implication only receiving team be or place kick from behind the scrimmage line before team members can signal The penalty for the illegal signal occurs possession has changed. A place kick is a legal kick made while the during a loose ball play and if accepted, would be enforced ball is in a fixed position on the ground or on a tee. A drop kick is a accordinglv. (2-3-2. 5; 6-5-1; 6-5-6 Pen.; 10-3-1a) legal kick by a player who drops the ball and kicks it when it 5- PLAY: A1 throws a forward pass across the line which is touched by touches the ground or as it isnsing, Apunt isalegalkick by a player eligible A2 and is muffed high into the air. While the muffed ball is in who drops the ball and kicks it before it touches the ground. The the air: (a) ineligible A3 blocks Bl away from the ball; or (b) action of K1 does not fit any of these definitions. The act is illegal. ineligible A3 touches the ball in an attempt to catch it. The 15-yard penalty, if accepted, would be enforced from the spot RULING: Legal action in (a) but interference in (b). After pass A2 where K1 kicked the ball If the penalty is declined, the ball would touches the ball, eligible offensive players or team may use hands belong to Team K at the 25-yard line since only on a legal kick does arms. Pass interference restrictions for eligibles have ended. the ball belong to the receivers if no team is in possession at the end However, an ineligibleTeam A playermay not touch the pass until a of the down. The fact that the ball touched K2's helmet is Team B member has touched it. The ineligibles, however, may disregarded. (2-15-1, 2, 3; 6-2-3; 9-6-2) block an opponent to keep him from getting to the ball or to help a 11 PLAY: Fourth and 3 for K from their own 10-yard line A scrimmage teammate in secunng possession. (7-5-5c; 9-2-1 c) kick by K1 is muffed beyond the line by Rl and rebounds back into 6 PLAY: KTs punt is beyond the line when Rl signals for a fair catch K's end zone where it is simultaneously recovered by opposing on R's side of the line of scrimmage. However, the punt comes players. down on K's side of the line of scrimmage and is recovered by R2. RULING: Touchdown When any scrimmage kick is out-of-bounds RULING: The signal by Rl is not illegal since it was made beyond between the goal lines or becomes dead inbounds between the the line of scrimmage and between the goal lines and at a time a fair goal lines while no player is in possession or inbounds anywhere catch could be made. The play will be blown dead immediately while opponents are in ioint possession, the ball Is awarded to R. when R2 recovers the kick since the signal by Rl has alerted the Since the kick was muffed beyond the line and there has been no kickers that there would be no advance, (2-3-2, 3; 6-5-4) possession, it is still a kick into K's own end zone It K is in 7. Rl PLAY: signals for a fair catch on K's side of the line of possession at the end of the down, it is safety If R is in possession

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