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The Kentucky High School Athlete, January 1964 Kentucky High School Athletic Association Eastern Kentucky University Encompass The Athlete Kentucky High School Athletic Association 1-1-1964 The Kentucky High School Athlete, January 1964 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 1964" (1964). The Athlete. Book 97. http://encompass.eku.edu/athlete/97 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]. HiqhkhoolAthMe CLASS A STATE CHAMPION LYNCH EAST MAIN r.*24'f '10' \ .^. > > *'''*^ '^ * "» s =^'^«ii i® '^^ -^ .^ I ^ ! > Imi1 *^ \ fs»-i ^ \ isi/*- :ftr.?*"" rtt***®* «iKI»», (Left to Right) Front Row: Julius Hodges, Vern Jacltson, Lowell Flanary, Truman McGeorge, Rick Hagy, Gary Lewis, Lynn Pippin, Glenn Wood, Ron Graham, Dan Russell, Coach Ed Miracle. Second Row: Coach Morgan, Ray Zlamal, E. Amos, A. Garner, Joe Hall, P. Peeples, W. Freeman, Paul Hightower, Jr., Ron Johnson, J. French. Third Row: Coach Staley. John CaroU, Jim Estep, John Palko, L. Cornett, Mike O'BradoYich, Gerry Roberts, Wayne Robinson, D. Cuzzart, Dub Potter. Fourth Row: Coach Scott, Ben Thomas, R. Brown, John Crum, M. Snow, J. Hawkins, A. Gaines. Fifth Row: Ulis Price, Ed Massey, Ben Massey, Will Anderson, Len Clark, Frank King, W. C. Jordan. Sixth Row: Earl Smith, N. Thompson, Jr., H. E. McClellan, Baskin, Bob Ga Levern Jackson, Buddy Gist, Ron Davis. East Main 19—Middlesboro 13 East Main —Corbin 23 East Main 20—Loyal! East Main 7—Cumberland 16 East Main 27—London 12 East Main 13—Evarts 6 East Main 41—Lily East Main 13—Harlan East Main 27—Jenkins 6 East Main 14—Hazard 25 East Main 34—Wallins PLAYOFFS East Main 19—London East Main 27—Paris 7 East Main 13—Sheibyville 6 Official Organ of tiie KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Januau-y, 1964 ELIZABETHTOWN—CLASS AA, REGION 2, DISTRICT I, CHAMPION (Left to Right) Front Row: Zeitz, Robinson, Harmon, Pettigrew, Shaw, Blair, Davis. Claggett, Reece, Sherrard, Brann. Second Row: Avery, Hogg, Ashcraft, Turner, Best, Cox, Smith, Cornett, Atherton, Langley, Gray. Third Row: Mayhew, Gamer, Goff, Moore, Burks, Joiner, Hoskinson, Daniels, Maffett, Galvin, Warf, Yates, Marchell. Goldie, Inman, Bustabad, Mitchell, Mace, Coach Hogg, Ass't Coach John Baird, Ass't Coach Hade Durbin. Mid-Kentucky Conference \y\JllLSSl CTixuc; »Ji <aA£«.4,AAl^J;^» ''Old Ky. Home 5 Barren River Eight-Man Conference '•'EKzabethtown 4 Park City 9 1 St. Joseph 3 2 Caverna 8 1 1 Shepherdsville 2 2 Ausifcin-Tracy 5 4 1 Barddtown 3 3 Hiseville 5 5 Springfield 1 2 Temple Hill 2 8 Ft. Knox 4 Gamaliel 10 Le-banon 5 Big Eight Con ference ''Co-Champions Owensboro 5 Northern Kentucky Athletic Conference Daviess County 5 1 Highlands 6 1 27.00 Henderson County 4 2 Ludlow 4 1 1 22.50 Sturgis 2 3 Dayton 5 2 1 22.50 O'wensboro Cafchol ic 1 5 Campbell County 5 2 2 21.67 Henderson 2 4 Boone County 4 2 1 20.63 Morgairfield 4 Dixie Heights 5 4 20.30 Central Kentucky Conference Holmes 3 2 20.00 Newport 1 5 13.33 Division I Lloyd 2 5 12.86 Henry Clay 5 24.00 Bellevue 1 8 11.11 Anderson 1 6 21.00 Beechwood Harrodsburg 4 4 15.00 4 10.00 Madison 3 3 15.00 Northeastern Kentucky Athletic Conference Woodford County 2 6 13 75 M-ciKell 5 Irvine 2 4 1 13.57 Russell 3 1 1 Mt. Sterling 2 4 13.33 Boyd County 3 2 Danville 1 4 12.00 Raceland 1 3 1 Nicholas County 1 5 11.68 Louisa 1 4 Division 11 Wurtland 1 4 Shelbyville 6 1 23.00 Southeastern Kentucky Conference Paris 7 1 20.50 London 6 Somerset 3 2 20.00 Hailan 6 Jessamine Co. 5 3 1 18.06 Corbin 2 M. M. I. 3 2 18.00 Pineville 4 2 iStanford 2 2 1 15.00 Middlesboro 4 2 1 Frankfort 3 4 1 14.38 Williamsburg 4 3 Georgetown 1 6 1 11.88 Bell County 3 4 Lancaster 7 10.00 Knox Central 2 6 Cumberland Valley Conference Barbourviille 1 5 Cumiberland 4 1 Lynn Camp 8 Evarts 3 1 1 Western Kentucky Athletic Conference Loyall 2 3 Caldwell County 6 23.33 Wallins 4 1 Tilghman 5 1 22.50 East Main 3 1 1 Murray 8 1 22.50 Hall 3 1 Hoipkinsv'i'lle 4 2 20.00 Eastern Kentucky Mountain Conference Crittenden County 4 20.00 Jenkins 6 1 1 Fulton 3 1 18.75 Elkhorn City 6 1 Franklin^Slimpson 4 4 15.00 Whitesburg 5 3 Ft. Campbell 4 4 15.00 Hazard 3 3 Trigg County 3 5 15.00 Belfry 3 3 Providence 2 4 13.33 Pikeville 2 3 1 Christian County 2 5 12.86 Fleming-Neon 2 4 Russellville 2 5 12.86 Prestonsburg 3 5 Mayfield 1 5 11.67 "M. C. Napier 1 5 Bowling Green 1 6 11.43 Wheelwright 1 5 Warren County 4 10.00 The Kentucky High School Athlete Official Organ of the Kentucky High School Athletic Association VO'L. XXVI—NO. 6 JANUARY, 1964 .00 Per Year Early Season Basketball Questions EDITOR'S NOTE: These rulings do not set aside or bounces away. It is not too unusual for a dribbler modify any rule. They are interpretations for some of the ball into early season situations which have been presented. when advancing the from the back court the front court, and especially when the defense is 1. Play: Al dribbles by Bl who, in aititemptdng retreating, to maintain a position in front of Al, backs into to tap the ball to the floor and let screener A2, and Bl: (a) stops immediately; or (b) it bounce a couple of times before he taps it attempts to drive through screener A2. again. basket. Ruling: In (a), even though the contact may 6. Play: Al is dribbling toward his Bl, rapidly in the same direc- be fianm, it is considered incidental and there is no his guard, is advancing is off to the side of Al, not directly foul. In (b), it as a foul by Bl. tion as Al but him and nolt in identically the same direc- 2. Play: Al scores a field goal and Bl takes the behind path. Al, the dribbler, makes a quick ball out of bounds. B then requests and is granted tion and entering the a tdme-out. sideward and backward movement, Ruling: After the time-out, team B may put the path of B2. Contact ensues because Bl does not opportunity to stop or change his direction. ball in play exadtly as it would if there had been have an Al. Al, even though he has no time-out. That is, a player of team B may Ruling: Foul by the path of move along the end line before passing the ball the bail is not pennitted to come into or change his inbounds, or Bl may pass the ball to B2, who is Bl so quickly thait Bl cannot stop also out of bounds behind the end line, and then direction. unusual situation, the B2 may throw the ball into the court. Comment: Except in an infraction by Al would not be judged intentional. 3. Play: Immediately prior to the start of the is dependent game, the referee erroneously indicates each team's Whether it is deemed iritentional judlgement of the official. basket. Those indicated are opposite from those entirely upon the score 41 B40 and 8 used for pre-game practice. The error is discovered 7. Play: With the A — play, the ball at the free throw after several minutes of the game have been played. seconds to Al has line in readiness to attempt a free throw. In an At the time of discovery, team A has scored 10 _ points and team B has scored 4 points. attempt to create a false double foul situation, and prevent Ruling: In such situalbion, the teams should be which would cause a center jump B pushes while directed to continue to use, or the remainder of the from throwing in, A3 intentionally B2 half, the baskets in which they have been scoring. Al has control of the ball. The game should proceed with the score, team Ruling: If the foul by A3 appears in any way or premediated, it must be A 10 — team B 4. Case Book Play Sitaation 247B at all to be designed the burden of is not intended to apply to a situation such as awarfed to B2. In this situation, throws are then the above. It is the purpose of Play 247B to cover interpreted as intentional and 2 of the act does in which the discovery is more prompt. proof must be on A3. The severity it is an intsntioal foul. An 4. Play: A individual of the defensive team not determine whether of free constantly screams directly into his opponenit's intentional foul always carries a penalty 2 be award- face for the pm-pose of unnerving the opponent, throws. If it is ruled intentional, B2 will will resumed thereby securing an advantage. ed 2 free throws aifter wthioh play be Ruling: Excessive screaming for the purpose of by a jump ball at center. the upsetting an opponent may be considered unsponts- 8. Play: A^fter the ball has been placed at before the actual manlike and uneithical.
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