DAWSON SPRINGS Football Coaches 1922: Coach: Dewey Lindsay 3

DAWSON SPRINGS Football Coaches 1922: Coach: Dewey Lindsay--3 W 13, Greenville 0 (away) W 20, Central 0 (away) 1919 John Holeman W 20, Clay 7 (Oct. 14) 1920-22 Dewey Lindsay W 12, Paducah 6 (home) (Oct. 21) 1923 Ernest Howton W 70, Leitchfield 4 1924 Paul Ramsey L 7, Adams, TN 33 (away) (Nov. 7) 1925-27 Chester Ausenbaugh W 14, Princeton 0 (Thanksgiving Day) 1928 Arnold Winkenhofer (according to the “1923 Jenks”, the school 1929 John Miller yearbook, Princeton was the “Golden Tornado”.) 1930-34 O.B. Springer 1935, 37-41* Fletcher Holeman 1924: Coach: Paul Ramsey--1 * (no team in 1936 because of lack of money) W 74, Whitesville 0 (t) 0, Madisonville 0 W 6, Central City 4 (t) 0, Clay 0 L 12, Bethel College 19 W 18, Greenville 12 L 0, Hopkinsville 55

1927 Coach: Chester Ausenbaugh--3 0-18 loss to Central City 0-15 loss to Madisonville games with Clay & Providence (didn’t see any more games listed nor scores reported)

1928: Coach: Arnold Winkenhofer--1 Sep. 28 away L 0, Central City 19 Oct. 12 away W 6, Greenville 0 Oct. 19 home (T) 6, Marion 6 Oct. 26 home L 0, Madisonville 6 Nov. 2 W 6, Providence 0 Nov. 9 L 6, Franklin 13 Nov. 16 W 80, Elkton 0 Nov. 23 W 45, Hartford 0

start of season games - Dawson’s first year in the “Little Ten Conference” (later known as WKC) 1929: Coach: John Miller--1 18, Central City 0 57, Hartford 9 0, Marion 6 0, Madisonville 38 0, Morganfield 2 (would have been an 8-10 game schedule; I never got the rest of the scores.)

1930: Coach: O.B. Springer--1 record: 7-1-1 tie 0-0 Central City W away 95-? Earlington W home 13-12 Princeton W home 7-0 Marion W away Clay W away 52-0 Beaver Dam W away 20-7 Murray L home 13-18 Madisonville W home 74-0 Providence

Season football records: 1922: 6-1 1924: 3-2-2 1928: 4-3-1 1930: 7-1-1 Dawson finished 6-0 in the league…good for 3rd place overall behind Mayfield & Owensboro 1932: 3-3-2 Dawson finished 7th out of 15 league teams 1933: 4-4-1 1934: 0- O. B. Springer, assistant Fletcher Holeman; finished last in the 17-team “Little Sixteen” Conference 1935: 0- last in the 18-team conference; and announced (at season’s end) it would drop football 1936 (no team) 1937: 2-2 1938: 4-5 Coach Fletcher Holeman; assistant Paul Stevens 1939: 4-6 1940: 2-7-1 finished 15th out of 20 in the Western Kentucky Conference 1941: 2-6 finished 15th out of 18 in the W.K.C. As of August, 1942, Paul Stevens was slated to be Dawson’s football coach...but World War II intervened, and Dawson joined several other schools in giving up the game “for the duration”...and never played another down.

1938: Coach: Fletcher Holeman--3 L 0, Morganfield 6 L 7, Murray 13 Season baseball records: L 0, Princeton 7 W 6, Trigg County 0 1922: 5-3 L 0, Marion 6 1923: won first five games.... W 30, Clay 6 1924: 7-3 L 0, Henderson 34 W 26, Elkton 0 W 6, Providence 0

1932 football season Coach: O.B. Springer--3 Sep. 17 away (T) 0, Central City 0 24 away W 6, Morganfield 0 Oct. 7 home W 13, Fulton 0 14 home (T) 12, Marion 12 ? ? L 7, Franklin 34 Nov. 4 away L 6, Murray 26 11 home L 0, Madisonville 12 24 home W 6, Providence 0 (Thanksgiving Day)