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UA19/17/4 Football Program - WKU Vs Murray State University WKU Athletics Western Kentucky University TopSCHOLAR® WKU Archives Records WKU Archives 11-17-1934 UA19/17/4 Football Program - WKU vs Murray State University WKU Athletics Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.wku.edu/dlsc_ua_records Recommended Citation WKU Athletics, "UA19/17/4 Football Program - WKU vs Murray State University" (1934). WKU Archives Records. Paper 613. http://digitalcommons.wku.edu/dlsc_ua_records/613 This Other is brought to you for free and open access by TopSCHOLAR®. It has been accepted for inclusion in WKU Archives Records by an authorized administrator of TopSCHOLAR®. For more information, please contact [email protected]. I I 1931 1932 Head Coach Murray .. .. 0 I Murray . 0 Western . 7 I Western . .. 6 Ii Captain ROY COBB 1934 ELVIS DONALDSON MURRAY Assistant Coach Vs. Athletic Director / WESTERN ? • 1933 1 Murray ... 20 Western . 6 BILL TERRY ED DIDDLE You'll always find your friends af.. ter the game at the- COLLEGIATE INN Western State Teacher s NO. NAME POS. WT. HT. NO. NAME POS. WT. HT. 92 Scibior ki G 184 5'11" 75 Garner E 167 6' 98 Hansen C 234 5'11" 71 Day B 157 5' 9" 73 Goranflo' B 172 5'10" 72 Peebles B 168 5'9" 83 Baggett G 170 5' 8" 95 Goodman E 178 5'10" 91 Croley T 187 6' " 85 Wood T 180 5'10" 84 Griffin G 162 5'10" 74 Jaggers B 166 5'10" 78 Niman B 170 5' 7" 80 Ganter C 181 6' I " 5' 9" 82 Ellis E 169 97 Chris Cox T 197 6' 76 Prewitt B 174 5'10" 88 VanMetter E 185 6' J 99 Reid T 205 6' 4" 79 Hibbard G 170 5'11" 96 Teborek T 190 6' 2" 81 6' 90 Lamar B 188 6' Cobb E 175 86 Donaldson G 174 5' 9" 77 Garrison B 160 5' 8" 87 Jackson C 173 6' 2" 89 Yeksigian T 193 5'11" 94 Cliff Cox G 190 5'11" 93 Branham 183 183 5'10" ,r ... '- 1 WE ARE BEHIND YOU 100% We know you have a WINNER, and we want you to go' some! On to another S. 1. A. A. Cham­ pionship. Am going to take a wild shot on the different scores for the season, 0 here goe : Murray State . ... .. ...... ..... 20..... .. .... ..... ...... .. .. Lambuth 0 Murray State .. ....... .... .. .... ...... 13 . .. Stetson 6 Murray State .... .... ... .............. 19 .... ... .... ............ ..... Millsaps 7 Murray State . .... ..... .... ....... 23 . .. ............... ......... ... T. P. I. 0 Murray State ....... .. .. ............ 7 . .. ..... ... ... ......... Birmingham 6 Murray State .. ... ... ...... .......... 26 ....................... Union University 6 Murray State .. .. .. .... .. ..... .. ... .. 20 ........ ... ........ Middle Tennessee 0 Murray State .. ... ..... ......... .... 13 . .. .............. ...... .. .. Western 7 Murray State .. ...... .. ... ... .. .. .. 26 . ......................... Hattiesburg 0 Remember "The Famou " W. T. Sledd & Company when you buy that fall en emble. We have suits in all the NEW shape and patterns in YO'ung Men's Single Breast, Double Breast, Bi-Swing and Military Backs, and at prices to suit all. These can be supplied in either one­ or two-pant suits Our line of Top Coats is complete in the different shades to match your suit. These al 0 come in the double-breast, single-brea t, bi-swing and wrap-around. Just look over our line of Furni hings, and we will sho"w you a complete set-up in Hat, Under­ wear, Sox, Shirts, Jacket, in either ALL WOOL or LEATHER. High-top Boots and lace and button trousers to match. Look over our Corduroy Trousers and Corduroy Jackets to match. Make our store your headquarters when you come to town. Yea, Team ... Yea Team ... Let's Go! Let's Go!! THE FAMOUS w. T. SLEDD & CO. Visitors to College games arrive at, and leave, from the- COLLEGIATE I N "Spr c " Look around at the crowd and you will find that the most popular people are those who are careful of their appearance, wearing freshly cleaned an d pressed clothes. Fastidious People Send Their Clothes to the T h 0 r 0 u g h b r e d s NO. NAME pos. WT. HT. NO. NAME POS. WT. HT. 10 Alderson E 189 6' 28 Miller T 186 6' 11 King, K. FB 190 6' I " 29 Thurman FB 194 5' 9" 12 Kent HB 182 6' 3" 30 Simmons E 188 6' 13 Woodall T 172 5' 9" 31 Taylor HB 164 5'11" 15 Mullins G 172 5' 8" 32 Elder HB 162 5'10" 16 Fields G 176 5'10" 33 Greenwell QB 154 5' 9" 17 Henderson E 183 6' 34 J enkins HB 166 5'11" 18 Moss HB 165 5' 8" 35 McCracken QB 164 6' 19 Bugg '1' 222 6' 36 Herndon E 160 6' I" 20 Gunter C 212 5'11" 37 L. King E 167 5' 9" 21 Torrence T 189 6' 3" 38 Muse HB 150 5' 8" 44 Baker HB I' 22 McKenzie C 196 6' 150 5' 6" 52 Morse HB 158 5'10" 23 Land T 214 5'11" 53 Rayburn G 170 5' 6" 24 Wesley 212 5'11" C 60 Ellis T 182 6' I" 25 Organ G 202 5'11" 61 Lowry 'I' 165 6' I" 26 Tolson G 187 5'11" 62 Curran E 164 5'11" 27 Wright T 210 5'10" 63 Diugllid T 192 6' ---.- THE THOROUGHBREDS STABLE INN EATS DRINKS COLLEGIATE SMOKES R. ·H. VANDEVELDE & COMPANY Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal, Roofing and Electric Contractors "Our Work Is Better" --TELEPHONES,-- Residence 437 Office 435 H. E. JENKINS, Manager Murray, Kentucky JACKSON PURCHASE OIL CO., Inc. \ LUCAS Distributors of DX Lubricating Motor Fuel Firestone Tires and Batteries SHOE SHOP SUPER SER V ICE STA TION EAST MAIN STREET - PHONE 208 Third Door From WHITET¥AY SERVICE STA TION National Bank SOUTHEAST CORNER CAMP US -P HONE 207 TRAIL'S BAltHER SHOP ii, - ' Terrell Floral "Where the Thoroughbreds Are Groomed" Co. "DADDY" TRAIL, Prop. Paducah, Ky. "Daddy" Has Never Missed a : FLOWERS Home Game FOR ALL OCCASIONS Will See Action Again A Line Smasher Isturdy Guard Captain Woodall Alt. Captain K. King MULLINS Accurate, Staunch ,--_A_R_e_a_I_G_u_ar_d_....J1 II 'Slim', Thorobred Yard-Eater "SWEDE" WESLEY, Center RAYBURN Field General Valuable Booter GREENWEJ.L RUSSELL McCRACKEN CECIL KENT, Halfback You'll find we are always glad to entertain C 11. • visitors of the College, and you'll find we 0 eglate DD have the most complete dining room service, The Good Luck to Regal Shoppe the Murray Over Duvall's Drugstore Team "Style ·tho t ExtraoaganCf!' , CAPITOL Mrs. H. E. Jenkins, Prop. .THEATRE Phone- 437 THE W UT "Meet Your Friends Here" H. & H. Drinks Sandwiches Hot Tamales Ice Cream Produce Co. New · Management Paducah, Ky. ED. WARTERFIELD GENE HUGHES Wholesale Dealers Remember Colle1!e Dav~ • with In PO TAITS A D SNAPSHOTS FRESH FRUITS and • Love's 10 VEGETABLES North Fourth Street Fast, Powerful End MOSS TORRENCE Poundage, Power, Ability "PEDRO" SIMMONS All-State End 1933 All SIAA Mention 1933 SUMMARY OF PENALTIES MOST OFTEN CALLED Violation of off-side rule-5 yards. Holding, etc., by side in possession of ball- Player attempting fair catch taking more 15 yards. t han two steps after catch-5 yards. Intentionally thro"wing ball to ground t o Time called more than three times during a make incomplete pass-15 yar ds. half at request of captain-5 yards. Roughing kicker-15 yards. II H olding, etc., by defensive side-5 yards. Tripping, tackling out of bounds-15 yards. Substitute communicating with player before Unsportsmanlike condcut--15 yards. ball is put into play-15 yards. Clipping-15 yards. P ushing, pulling, interlocked interference, Interference by defensive side in case of for­ etc.,-15 yards. ward pass-Loss of ball. Defensive Bulwark MUSE JENKINS Mighty Mite 'of "Jinx Jenkins" Determination Oct. 15 is the Date ;:. } NORMAN "Mack " McKENZIE You'll"' always: find your friends' af­ ter the game at the- .---.' r THIS PROGRAM and . Other Good Printing Produced In The Modern Plant of THE LEDGER & TIMES "Kentucky's Most Progressive Weekly Newspaper" Read The Ledger & Times for the latest and best football news of the Thor­ oughbreds, Frosh and Murray High School Tigers DORM SOLICITORS Compliments of the Irvin Cobb RAYBURN MULLINS Hotel I Paducah, Ky. I Murray Laundry Edward's Music & Jewelry Store I First Class Work at Musical Equipment and All Times Jewelry of Quality 310 Kentuckv Avenue Phone 303 PADUCAH KENTUCKY Official 1934 Thoroughbreds Smartest Coach in the S. I. A. A. FOOTBALL PROGRAM ,I --~----------------~ I I MurrayState College HEAD FOOTBALL COACH ROY STEWART, the man who led the Thor. oughbrcds to the S. I. A. A. champIon­ ship last year. His squad was one of the six untied and undefeated teams of the nation. Despite injuries and a sui. cide schedule, he has piloted the Race­ THOROUGHBREDS horses into the thick of the battle for conference honors again this year. --OFFICIALS- vs. REFEREE-Doak, Pittsbur&"h. UMPIRE-Taylor, Georgetown. HEAD LINE MAN-Hart, Centre. WESTERN FIELD JUDGE-Covington, University Kentucky. Saturday Afternoon, November 17, 1934 I Murray State Teachers College --FULLY ACCREDITED-- Association of Kentucky Colleges and Universities. Southern Association of Co"lleges and Secondary Schools. MEMBER--{ American Association of Teachers Colleges. Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association. Spring Semeater Begina January 28, 1935 TUITION FREE TO ALL KENTUCKIANS For catalogue and full particulars, address J. W. CARR, PresideRt, Murray, Kentucky SCORE 2 3 4 Total Western ..... Murray ..... SCHOOL SONG ALMA MATER In the heart of Jackson's Purchase, 'Neath the sun's warm glow Is the home of Murray College . Finest place we know. Though we leave thy walls forever Many miles go hence May o'ur love for Alma Mater· Only have commenced.
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