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4. Irate fans at School D had to be restrained Commissioner's Message from attacking one of the officials. Evidence indicates that the conduct of the coach may have precipitated Listed in a section of the K.H.S.A.A. Constitution the trouble. among other duties of the Commissioner the follow- •5. The coach at School E did not prevent several ing appears: (He shall) do everything in his power to fans from following the officials into the dressing develop high type of sportsmanship among schools, a room after the game, where they made sarcastic and athletes, and the general public." This is a tall order, threatening remarks. and a few comments on sportsmanship at this parti- These cases and possibly others just around the cular time of the school year, with the pressure begin- corner may well give Kentucky principals food for ning to mount as the cun-ent basketball season moves thought. There is no doubt but that "it can happen toward the climactic State Tournament, might be of here." Article of the K.H.S.A.A. Constitution reads interest to school administrators and coaches. X in part: "The principal of each school, in all matters Numerous techniques have been used by the pertaining to the athletic relations of his school, is re- Commissioner through the years in attempting to com- sponsible to this Association." This might be a good ply with the section of the I'ules mentioned above. time for all administrators and coaches to refresh Some of these are as follows: themselves on the statements and implications of 1. Officials have rated various school representa- By-Law 17. tives on sportsmanship, and these ratings have been The amazing thing about troublesome cases, which published in the ATHLETE. will probably always be with us, human nature being 2. The Sportsman's Creed was formulated by the what it is, is not that there are so many of them K.H.S.A.A. after an intensive study of the codes of but that there are so few. When consideration is ethics which had been adopted by other state associa- given to the fact that more than four hundred high tions. The Creed has been used as background ma- school basketball games are being played in Ken- terial in hundreds of assembly programs, athletic ban- tucky each week of the current season, the number of quets, and gymnasium dedications. Framed copies of "peaceful" games appears to be well nigh phenomenal. the Creed hang in scores of Kentucky gyms. May we offer our congratulations to the hundreds of 3. Editorials on sportsmanship have appeared in Kentucky administrators and coaches who are work- the ATHLETE, including excellent material gleaned ing effectively at the job of improving the sports- from publications of other state associations. manship in their communities. 4. The Commissioner's office has worked closely One of the finest codes of ethics which has come with the State Y.M.C.A. and the Kentucky Associa- to our attention in recent years is that of the New tion of Pep Organization Sponsors (KAPOS) in their York State High School Athletic Association. The fine programs for cheerleaders. administrators and coaches in New York think that it is the duty of all concerned with high school ath- 5. Clinic directors and regional representatives letics: have worked long and faithfully at the task of improving officiating, knowing full well that better of- 1. To emphasize the proper Ideals of sportsman- ficiating is a partial answer to improved sportsmanship. ship, ethical conduct, and fair play.

6. Penalties have been imposed on member 2. To eliminate all possibilities which tend to de- schools under the mandate of By-Law 17, Practice of stroy the best values of the game. Sportsmanship, when other methods of improving 3. To stress the values derived from playing the sportsmanship have failed. game fairly. hope and believe that sportsmanship at the We 4. To show cordial courtesy to visiting teams and high school level improves each year. However, we officials. present the following cases which have come to our 5. To establish a happy relationship between visit- attention recently. They have either been closed or are ors and hosts. under investigation by the Commissioner's office as this article is written: 6. To respect the integrity and judgment of sports officials. 1. School A is currently under suspension because the coach took his team off the floor before the end 7. To achieve a thorough understanding and ac- of the game. ceptance of the rules of the game and the standards 2. The coach of School B was so disturbed by the of eligibility. officiating that he made insulting remarks to the of- 8. To encourage leadership, use of initiative, and ficials after the game, these remarks being reported good judgment by the players on the team. tc the press. 9. To recognize that the purpose of athletics is to 3. The conduct of the coach on the bench at promote the physical, mental, moral, social, and School C caused one of the officials to write in his em.otional wellbeing of the individual players. report: "His team, cheerleaders, and followers con- 10. To remember that an athletic contest is only duct themselves in the same manner that he exhibits a game—not a matter of life or death for player, on the bench." coach, school, official, fan, community, state, or nation. Page Two THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR JANUARY, 1960

JANUARY, 1960 VOL. XXII—No. 6 Ferrell, Doctor T. Neal, Gene Fields, Joe D. Newton, C. M. Published monthly, except June and July, by the Kentucky Fritz, Sherman Nord, Ed High School Athletic Association Gardner, Howard E. Onier, Billy W. Office of Publication. Lexington. Ky. Goley, James E. Overly, Bill Entered aa second-class matter in the post office at Lexington, Goranflo, R. E. Padgett, R. K. Kentucky under the act of March 3. 1879. Grisham, Jesse R. Parker, Billie E. Editor THEO. A. SANFORD Gustafson, Al, Jr. Peay, Curtis Assistant Editor J. B. MANSFIELD Hagan, Joe Pergrem, Bernard Lexington. Ky. Harrell, Bill D. Phelps, Ralph "Rudy" BOARD OF CONTROL Haynes, John Powell, Logan President Russell Williamson (1956-60). Inez Heldman, John, Jr. Pursiful, Cleophus Vice-President Louis Litchfield (1957-61), Marion Directors—W. B. Jones. (1957-61) Somerset; W. H. Crowdus Hewling, Franklin Redman, Malvern G. (1S58-62) Franklin: Jack Dawson (1958-62), Louisville: Robert Hewling, Richard Reed, Gordon P. Fors>-the (1959-63). Greenville: K. G. Gillaspie (1969-6.3), Hodge, Fred Reinhardt, Myi'on Georgetown; Cecil A. Thornton (1956-60), Harlan. Hodges, Holbert Richards, Jim S. Subscription Rates $1.00 Per Year Hofstetter, Joe Richardson, Joe M. Huter, Jim Ricketts, C. O. Inman, Briscoe Riggs, William T. ^rom the C

1959-60 MEMBERSHIP IN THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

REGION 1

School Address Principal Basketball Coach

D. 1 Carlisle County R. 3., Bardwell 0. J. Mitchell Tom Adkins Fulton Fulton J. M. Martin Charles Thomas Fulton County Hickman Carlos H. Lannom Harold Garrison Hickman County Clinton James H. Phillips Harold Romaine Riverview Hickman A. W. Greene A. W. Greene

D. 2 Ballard Memorial Barlow Robert G. Fiser James Frank Heath R. 1, W. Padueah A. L. Roberts William E. Carter Lincoln Padueah E. W. Whiteside John C. MeVoy Lone Oak Lone Oak John Robinson Gleen E. Dexter Padueah Tilghman Padueah Bradford D. Mutehler Otis Dinning Reidland R. 8, Padueah Richard L. Winebarger Tommy Stephenson St. John R. 5, Padueah Sr. Mary Mareia St. Mary's Acad. Padueah Sr. Julia Frances Jack MeKinney

D. 3 Cuba R. 1, Mayfield Joe MePherson Bill Presson Dunbar Mayfield F. I. Stiger Asberry Dawson Fancy Farm Fancy Farm Sr. Celine Maria Joe Mikez Farmington Farmington C. W. Jones Larry H. Colley Lowes Lowes W. W. Chumbler Gene Mason Mayfield Mayfield Barkley Jones J. B. Story Sedalia Sedalia Bob Eaker Jim Walker Symsonia Symsonia Cecil Reid Joe Ford Wingo Wingo Howard V. Reid Virgil Yates

D. 4 Almo Almo William B. Miller William B. Miller Benton Benton J. Delton Dodds Billy Joe Farris Douglass Murray L. P. Miller J. L. Prewitt Hazel Hazel Guy Lovins Richard Vincent Kirksey Kirksey M. B. Rogers George W. Dowdy Lynn Grove Lynn Grove Raymond L. Story Lubie McDaniel Murray Murray Fred Schultz Glin Jeffrey Murray College Murray Wilson Gantt Garrett Beshear New Concord New Concord Edward T. Curd Bob Chaney North Marshall Calvert City Robert Goheen Charlie Lampley South Marshall R. 1, Benton Reed Conder Mason Cope

REGION 2

D. 5 Caldwell County Princeton Guy G. Nichols George Perry Crittenden County Marion Ereel B. Little Robert Franklin Dotson Princeton B. S. Miller J. W. Withrow Predonia Fredonia Odell Walker Robert E. Metcalfe Livingston Central Burna Kenneth T. Hardin Rex Smith Lyon County Kuttawa John E. Floyd Billy F. Bruce

D. 6 Charleston Dawson Springs Lewis Good Jewell Logan Dalton Dalton A. 0. Richards Edwin Martin Earlington Earlington James W. Larmouth James W. Larmouth Hanson Hanson Brad Cox Brad Cox Madisonville Madisonville Weldon Hall C. G. Sherrell J. W. Million Earlington Lester G. Mimms Lester G. Mimms Nebo Nebo A. C. Cai-neal George Wooton Rosenwald Madisonville Mrs. Pearl Arnett Caldwell Smith South Hopkins Nortonville Charles Jenkins Earl Adkins

D. 7 Attucks Hopkinsville Frank B. Simpson William M. Falls Christian County Hopkinsville Clovis W. Wallis John Rendek Dawson Springs Dawson Springs (Supt.) R. A. Belt John MeClearn Hopkinsville Hopkinsville Chester C. Redmon Roy Allison Trigg County Cadiz Paul Perdue Duke Burnett Page Four THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR JANUARY, 1960

School Address Principal Basketball Coach

D. 8 Clifty Clifty 0. P. Hurt Perry F. Hill Guthrie Guthrie Waldo Wolfe A. R. Rochelle Todd County Elkton Robert N. Bush Harold Ross Todd Co. Training Elkton William R. Gilbert Jimmy Harris

REGION 3

D. 9 Clay Clay Mrs. Irene Powell Frank Davis Dixon Dixon P. D. Fancher Estel Manasco Providence Providence L. G. Tubbs L. G. Tubbs Rosenwald Providence Herschel Martin Herschel Martin Sebree Sebree James M. Lynch Byron Watkins Slaughters Slaughters Eldon Bradley Eldon Bradley

D. 10 Douglass Henderson H. B. Kirkwood Peter Renibert Dunbar Morganfield Charles Crutcher George McGill Henderson Henderson Russell R. Below Donald Chapman Henderson County Henderson Lewis N. Johnson Norman O'Nan Holy Name Henderson Sr. Sara Ann James K. Lindenberg Morganfield Morganfield Thomas Brantley Bill Foster St. Agnes Uniontown Rev. R. G. Hill Rev. Anthony Ziegler St. Vincent Acad. St. Vincent Sr. Francis Anna William Allard Sturgis Sturgis H'Earl Evans H. D. Holt, Jr.

D. 11 Bremen Bremen Hoy R. Long Bob Rickard Calhoun Calhoun L. D. Knight Harvey Hackworth Livermore Livermore J. David Boyken Don Walker Sacramento Sacramento Paul Phillips Bob Daniels

D. 12 Daviess County Owensboro W. P. Wheeler W. B. Sydnor Owensboro Owensboro Joe O. Brown Robert Watson Owensboro Catholic Owensboro Sr. Helen Constance William T. Settles Western Owensboro H. E. Goodloe Warren Moxley

REGION 4

D. 13 Breckinridge Co. Hardinsburg R. F. Peters Howard Owens Flaherty R. 3, Vine Grove H. W. Hunt Terry Cummins Frederick-Fraize Cloverport Earl Grimes W. T. Bennett Hawesville Hawesville B. H. Crowe Denzil Mefford Irvington Irvington William O. Jackson Jack Williamson Lewisport Lewisport Forrest Williamson, Jr. Edgar Payne Meade County Brandenburg William J. Allen Billy Case

D. 14 Butler County Morgantown Foyest West W. 0. Warren Caneyville Caneyville Ramon Majors Bob Burres Clarkson Clarkson James M. Wood Bowman Davenport Edmonson County Brownsville J. P. Alexander Dan King Leitchfield Leitchfield John Hill Taylor John Hill Taylor

D. 15 Beaver Dam Beaver Dam Shelby C. Forsythe, Jr. Maurice Martin Centertown Centertown Bryan Taylor Darvis Snodgxass Fordsville Fordsville Earl S. Raid Bruce Stewart Hartford Hartford Charles S. Combs Charles S. Combs Horse Branch Horse Branch W. M. Arnold J. R. Whitehead

D. 16 Central City Central City Delmas Gish Jackie Day Community Drakesboro William Traylor Norman Pritchett Drakesboro Drakesboro Willard J. Wilcutt James Hill Graham Graham James Jennings Wayne Ewing Greenville Greenville John R. Owens Kenny Sidwell Hughes-Kirk Beechmont Lyle C. Baugh Charles Eades Muhlenberg Central Powderly T. E. Spear L. B. Gaston THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR JANUARY, 1960 Page Five

REGION 5

School Address Principal Basketball Coach

D. 17 Alvaton Alvaton Arthur M. Reynolds James Walker Bowling Green Bowling Green Raymond H. Herndon Denvil Barriger Bristow R. 1, Bowling Green Kenneth Harvey Jay Atkerson College Bowling Green J. C. Carpenter Alvin Almond Franklin-Simpson Franklin J. W. Dunn Clarence Musgrave High Street Bowling Green E. T. Buford F. O. Moxley Lincoln Franklin W. H. Story George Davis North Warren Smiths Grove Andrew Renick Robert Fox Richardsville Richardsville George Coker, Jr. John L. Price St. Joseph Bowling Green Sr. John Lynette Ken Hightower Warren County Bowling Green C. H. Harris Jesse Kimbrough

D. 18 Adairville Adairville Jesse L. Richards Ralph Sharp Auburn Auburn H. M. Watkins Ronald Clark Chandler's Chapel R. 2, Auburn Morris Shelton Thomas D. Garrett Lewisburg Lewisburg Joe M. Vance Van Washer Olmstead Olmstead W. N. Alexander Earle Shelton Russellville Russellville Harold Hunter James Young

D. 19 Allen County Scottsville T. C. Simmons James Bazzell Austin Tracy Austin K. B. Sidwell Carroll Holmes Bunche Glasgow L. J. Twyman Frank Terrell Glasgow Glasgow Edwin J. Mayes Earl Bradford Hiseville Hiseville Frank Newberry Glenn Polly Park City Park City W. L. Gardner Lloyd Sharp Scottsville Scottsville H. H. Patton Ernest C. Neil, II Temple Hill R. 4, Glasgow David Montgomery Bob Pardue

D. 20 Clinton County Albany L. H. Robinson Lindle Castle Cumberland County Burkesville Leon King James Coe Gamaliel Gamaliel Edwin Steen Thomas E. Downing Marrowbone Marrowbone Ralph Clark W. K. Non-is Metcalfe County Edmonton Garland Creech Cortez Butler Tompkinsville Tompkinsville Randall Grider John C. Marrs

REGION 6

D. 21 Adair County Columbia Brooks Coomer John Bun- Campbellsville Campbellsville Paul Coop Paul Coop Durham Campbellsville M. J. Strong John R. Whiting Greensburg Greensburg Eugene E. Tate Richard Shrewsbury Lebanon Lebanon Charles F. Martin John Tapscott Rosewald Lebanon Mrs. W. R. Smith Herbert Jones St. Augustine Lebanon Sr. Doloretta Marie Rev. James L. Schlich St. Charles R. 2, Lebanon Sr. Florentia John T. Clark St. Francis Loretto Sr. Mary Carl Sam B. Thomas Taylor County Campbellsville J. G. McAnelly Billy B. Smith

D. 22 Cavema Horse Cave Wilbur Smith Ralph C. Dorsey Cub Run Cub Run James E. Redden Clyde E. Smith LaRue County Hodgenville Everett G. Sanders Cortland K. Cox Memorial Hardyville Lynn D. Thompson Jimmy Edwards Munfordville Munfordville H. D. Puckett Don Bales

D. 23 Elizabethtown Elizabethtown Paul E. Kerrick Charles Rawlings E'town Catholic Elizabeth tovsTi Sr. Nerinx Marie Hardin McLane Ft. Knox Ft. Knox S. M. Matarazzo Bob Burrow Glendale Glendale Damon Ray Edwin Goodman Howevalley R. 1, Cecilia Earl B. Goodman Larry Perry Lynnvale White Mills Paul Ford Davis David Buchanan Rineyville Rineyville H. L. Perkins Clarence Perkins Sonora Sonora Dellard Moor Claude Sharp Vine Grove Vine Grove James T. Alton Bill Jones Page Six THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR JANUARY, 1960

School Address Principal Basketball Coach

D. 24 Bardstown Bardstown Vincent Zachem Garnis Martin Bloomfield Bloomfield T. T. Etheredge Ernest Ruby Fredericktown R. 2, Springfield Sr. Charles Asa Robert Hamilton Mackville Mackville R. C. Honaker Dick Kinder Old Ky. Home Bardstown J. H. Harvey Bill Parrott St. Catherine New Haven Sr. Lennara Rev. H. L. Mitchell St. Joseph Prep. Bardstown Bro. DeSales, C.F.X. William Eckhard Springfield Springfield (Supt.) Bennett R. Lewis William Yankey Willisburg Willisburg Z. T. Lester Mike Speck

REGION 7

D. 25 Ahrens Trade Louisville Alfred H. Meyer Thomas Bryant Central Louisville Atwood S. Wilson Edward Q. Adams Flaget Louisville Bro. Cyril, C.F.X. James Morris St. Xavier Louisville Bro. Thomas More, C.F.X. Eugene Rhodes Shawnee Louisville Robert B. Clem Jerome Keiffner

D. 26 DeSales Louisville Rev. Jude J. Catelona James Swann duPont Manual Louisville A. J. Ries James V. Casillo J. M. Atherton Louisville Russell Garth Fred Allen, Jr. Male Louisville W. S. Milburn Guy Strong

D. 27 Butler Louisville H. L. Hatfield Lucian Moreman Durrett Louisville J. C. Bruce Donald Brooks Fairdale Fairdale Harry K. Hardin Forrest Able Fern Creek Fern Creek Willis K. Niman William Houchin Pleasure Ridge Park Pleasure Ridge Park John Pollock Gerald Moreman Southern Louisville T. T. Knight William Kidd Valley Valley Station J. C. Cantrell Garland Garrison

D. 28 Eastern Middletown John W. Trapp William Hoke Ky. Military Inst. Lyndon N. C. Hodgin W. T. Simpson Ky. School for Blind Louisville (Supt.) L. P. Houser Lou. Country Day Louisville H. F. Ludwig Delmar Wallace Seneca Louisville Kenneth B. Farmer Robert Mulcahy Trinity Louisville Rev. A. W. Steinhauser Dave Kelly Waggener Louisville Earl Duncan Rov Adams

REGION 8

D. 29 Lebanon Junction Lebanon Junction Samuel L. Smith Glenn B. Smith Mt. Washington Mt. Washington C. L. Francis L. W. Mullins St. Aloysius Shepherdsville Sr. M. Francelle Harold Dawson St. Benedict Lebanon Junction Sr. Lucina Maria Anthony Booth Shepherdsville Shepherdsville Willis G. Wells Denzil J. Ramsey

D. 30 Bagdad Bagdad Jesse Lacefield Arnold Thurman Lincoln Institute Lincoln Ridge Whitney M. Young Walter Gilliard Shelbyville Shelbyville William A. McKay Evan Settle Simpsonville Simpsonville Bruce Sweeney Randal Pelfrey Taylorsville Taylorsville Harvey G. Bush Bennie Mullins Waddy Waddy W. R. Martin Bill Gordon

D. 31 Campbellsburg Campbellsburg Moses Orem Mitchell Bailey Eminence Eminence McCoy Tarry Jack Johnson Henry Central New Castle D. P. Parsley Albert Prewitt Oldham County LaGrange Roy H. Dorsey Barney Thweatt Pleasureville Pleasureville Robert Keen R. B. Singleton Trimble County Bedford T. A. Parrish Dudley Whittaker

D. 32 Carrollton Carrollton Palmore Lyles Shirley Kearns Gallatin County Warsaw Alonzo Combs Howard Alexander Grant County Dry Ridge Ralph Blakey Robert Taylor Owen County Owenton Cyrus E. Greene Bill Smith Williamstown Williamstown M. J. Belew Paul Watts THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR JANUARY, 1960 Page Seven

REGION 9

School Address Principal Basketball Coach

D. 33 Boone County Florence Chester Goodridge Don Eddy Dixie Heights S. Ft. Mitchell Willard N. Shropshire Lewis Phillips Lloyd Memorial Erlanger James Tichenor A. W. Lancaster St. Henry Erlanger Sr. M. Teresa, O.S.B. Charles Machock Simon Kenton Independence R. C. Hinsdale Don Augsback Walton-Verona Walton Eugene Robinson Joe Reed

D. 34 Beechwood S. Ft. Mitchell Thelma W. Jones Harold Williams Covington Catholic Covington Bro. Julius May, S.M. Robert Naber Holmes Covington H. T. Mitchell Tom Ellis Holy Cross Covington Sr. Clarita Frank R. Bezold Ludlow Ludlow Arthur T. Tipton Carl R. Wenderoth William Grant Covington Charles Lett David Johnson

D. 35 Bellevue Bellevue Donald Davis Roy McKenney Dayton Dayton W. D. Sporing George Houston Newport Newport James L. Cobb Stanley Arnzen Newport Catholic Newport Rev.. John C. Hagenauer James Connor

D. 36 Campbell County Alexandria Edward E. Ball Lawrence Kinney Highlands Ft. Thomas Harold Miller Robert Luecke St. Mary Alexandria Sister Mary Honora Leo Knoll St. Thomas Ft. Thomas Sr. Elizabeth Marie Richard Hehraan Silver Grove Silver Grove (Supt.) Tom L. Gabbard Tom L. Gabbard

REGION 10

D. 37 Cynthiana Cynthiana Kelley B. Stanfield Bobby Whitaker Georgetown Georgetown William L. Mills Harry Graham Harrison County Cynthiana Joe H. Anderson C. J. Sutherland Scott County Georgetown Tony Raisor Robert Barlow

D. 38 Augusta Augusta Alice Kate Field Bobby A. Kinder Bracken County Brooksville Jarvis Parsley Jarvis Parsley Deming Mt. Olivet H. O. Hale H. 0. Hale Falmouth Falmouth C. A. Browning Cecil Hellard Pendleton Falmouth Reedus Back Richard Gulick

D. 39 Fleming County Flemingsburg Arthur Cotterill Clay Evans May's Lick May's Lick Elza Whalen, Jr. Jesse Amburgey Maysville Maysville Orville B. Hayes Woodrow Crum Minerva Minerva Shelby Mason Bob Hall Orangeburg R. 3, Maysville Charles Straub Charles Straub St. Patrick Maysville Sister Mary Robert Francis Stahl Tollesboro Tollesboro Eugene Fox Joe Simons

D. 40 Bourbon County Paris Joe E. Sabel Fred Reece Carlisle Carlisle Miss Nancy E. Talbert Gayle Bowen Millersburg Mill. In. Millersburg Major Harry Hall Jerry Calvert Nicholas County Carlisle Charles E. Wilson Glenn Dorroh North Middletown North Middletown J. C. Falkenstine Fred Creasey Paris Paris Milton O. Traylor Eugene Clark Paris Western Paris William B. Reed William B. Reed REGION 11

D. 41 Frankfort Frankfort F. D. Wilkinson Homer Bickers Franklin County Frankfort Garland Kemper Charles Mrazovich Good Shepherd Frankfort Rev. Joseph O'Dwyer Charles Furr Simmons Versailles William J. Christy Charles J. Lee Versailles Versailles Charles Dawson James McAfee

D. 42 Anderson Lawrenceburg James D. Boyd James D. Boyd Burgin Burgin Patrick E. Napier Billy D. Marshall Harrodsburg Harrodsburg William D. Smart Forest Sale Jessamine County Nicholasville Billy Lockridge Bill Maxwell Mercer County R. 5, Harrodsburg Roy H. Camic Amos Black Midway Midway Marion Crowe Ed Allin Rosenwald Dunbar Nicholasville Edward D. Taylor Leonard J. Cavil Western R. 1, Sinai Robert B. Turner Monty Singleton Page Eight THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR JANUARY, 1960

School Address Principal Basketball Coach

D. 43 Bryan Station Lexington R. L. Grider Robert J. Abney Douglass Lexington Mrs. Theda VanLowe Charles Livisay Henry Clay Lexington Clyde T. Lassiter Elmer T. Glib Lafayette Lexington Dr. H. L. Davis Ralph Carlisle Lexington Catholic Lexington Rev. Leo G. Kampsen Fred O'Brien P. L. Dunbar Lexington P. L. Guthrie S. T. Roach University Lexington Dr. Erwin H. Sasnian Eugene Huff

D. 44 Berea Berea Mable E. Todd Jim Mitchell Estill County Irvine Luther Patrick Rodney Brewer Foundation Berea Roy N. Walters Douglas Massey Irvine Irvine Joe Ohr Joe Ohr Madison Central Richmond J. B. Moore Russell Roberts Madison-Model Richmond Lloyd E. Patterson Zeb Blankenship

REGION 12

I). 45 Bate Danville William Summers Joe Gilliam Buckeye R. 3, Lancaster W. R. Duerson W. R. Duerson Cp. Dick Robinson R. 5, Lancaster W. R. Tudor Howard Foley Danville Danville Ron R. Rawlings Leon Kingsolver Forkland R. 1, Gravel Switch Donald G. Lamb Donald G. Lamb Junction City Junction City Earl Cocanougher Fred Rice Lancaster Lancaster Stanley Marsee Leslie C. Dyehouse Mason Lancaster Mrs. Tommie F. Merritt Warren Wainwright Paint Lick Paint Lick Mrs. Faye Ward Little Harold Murphy Parksville Parksville Joseph E. Wesley Hillard Combs Perryville Perryville Garland Purdom Lee Thomas Mills

D. 46 Brodhead Brodhead D. A. Robbins Billy Riddle Crab Orchard Crab Orchard Lewis A. Wash H. Elliott Hustonville Hustonville Cecil Purdom Jack Johnson Liberty Liberty Stanley Bryant Pat Tully Lincoln Stanford G. W. Parks Charles Kavanaugh Livingston Livingston Charles B. Parsons Preston Parrett McKinney McKinney M. C. Montgomery Lloyd Gooch Memorial Waynesburg Lawrence Hale Doyle McGuffey Middleburg Middleburg Nathaniel Buis Truman Godby Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon Cleston Saylor Jack L. Laswell Stanford Stanford J. C. Eddleman James Farley

D. 47 Burnside Burnside Hobart Thompson Oscar Fitzgerald Eubank Eubank J. B. Albright Beldy Massey Ferguson Ferguson Howard T. Moore Herbert Childers McCreary County Whitley City Martin Marlar Joe S. Williams Monticello Monticello Vernon Miniard Joe W. Harper Nancy Nancy Herbert T. Higgins M. A. Warner Pine Knot Pine Knot Mrs. C. D. Harmon Howard Jones Pulaski County Somerset Edward B. Webb Robert Randall Russell County Russell Springs John Holbrook, Jr. James Bingham Shopville Shopville Murrell Stewart William F. Adams Somerset Somerset W. B. Jones Ed Tucker Wayne County Monticello A. J. Lloyd Ray Mills

D. 48 Bush Lida C. Frank Bentley Joe T. Gregory Hazel Green East Bernstadt Clark E. Chestnut Holbert Hodges Lily Lily R. S. Baldwin Harold Storm London London Leighton Watkins Gilbert Samples

REGION 13

D. 49 Annville Institute Annville Roland J. Simmerling Jerry Hacker Clay County Manchester Robert Campbell J. W. Thurman McKee McKee Walter Power Charles E. Norris Oneida Institute Oneida David C. Jackson David C. Jackson Tyner Tyner James W. Wilson Jack Powell THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR JANUARY, 1960 Page Nine

School Address Principal Basketball Coach

D. 50 Barbourville Barbourville Charles Singleton H. D. Tye Corbin Corbin H. A. Howard Harry J. Taylor ¥ Knox Central Barbourville Clinton B. Hammons Harold Cole Lynn Camp Corbin P. M. Broughton Oscar Howard Pleasant View Pleasant View George E. Moses Clyde E. Hill Poplar Creek Carpenter Jack V. Foley Garrett Bennett Rockhold Rockhold John Perry Lane G. Boyles Rosenwald Barbourville Albert L. Gregory Albert L. Gregory St. Camillus Acad. Corbin Sr. Antoinette Marie Rev. Tyrell Keller Williamsburg Williamsburg H. B. Steely Allan LeForce Woodbine Woodbine Robert L. Jones Ralph Roach D. 51 Bell County Pineville James A. Pursifull Willie Hendrickson Henderson Settle. Frakes Robert Hendrickson Wayland Jones Lincoln Middlesboro Miss E. R. Ball A. M. McKinney Lone Jack Four Mile Chester L. Click G. B. Hendrickson Middlesboro Middlesboro Shelvie Fuson Darrell Storm Pineville Pineville Effie Arnett Orville Engle Red Bird Beverly P. P. Estridge Ted Curtis D. 52 Benham Benham C. E. Calloway Charles A. Davis Black Star Alva Nicholas Brewer James Burkhart Cumberland Cumberland Kendall Boggs Fred Parsons East Benham Benham J. A. Matthews Emmett Broadus East Main Street Lynch Sam Potter Ed Miracle Evarts Evarts Claude R. Dozier Charles Hunter Hall Grays Knob Charles R. Steele Joe Campbell Harlan Harlan Roy G. Teague Doyle Troutman Loyall Loyall Lee P. Jones Needham Saylor Pine Mountain Pine Mountain Gerna Campbell John D. Wilson Rosenwald Harlan William M.. Wood E. R. Gray Wallins Wallins Creek John H. Howard James L. Howard West Main Street Lynch John V. Coleman Eugene Traylor REGION 14 D. 53 Dunham Jenkins G. V. Curry Green K. Smith Fleming-Neon Fleming Roy T. Reasor Robert Atkinson Jenkins Jenkins Dave L. Craft Jim Summers Kingdom Come Linefork Ira L. Frazier John P. Graham Letcher Letcher Jeff B. Mayes H. E. Wright White.sburg Whitesburg J. M. Burkich Don Burton D. 54 Buckhorn Buckhorn Fred W. Johnson Clay Dooley Dike Combs Mem. Jeff Homer Jones Albert Combs Hazard Hazard H. M. Wesley Goebel Ritter Leatherwood Slemp Bingham Brashear Delano Combs Leslie County Hyden Roscoe Turner Bascom Fawbush M. C. Napier Darfork Paul Colwell Robert Igo D.55 Breathitt Jackson Millard Tolliver Fairce 0. Woods Carr Creek Carr Creek Morton Combs Morton Combs Cordia R. 2. Hazard Alice H. Sloan Hindman Hindman Claude Frady Pearl Combs Jackson Jackson Orloff L. Knarr J. B. Goff Knott County Pippa Passes Edward Madden Edward Madden Magoffin Bapt. Inst. Mountain Valley Mrs. James E. Brown Paul Sears D. 56 Hazel Green Acad. Hazel Green Mrs. Henry A. Stovall William Day Lee County Beattyville Elbert Hudson Harold E. Flynn Owsley County Booneville W. O. Gabbard John Seale Powell County Stanton H. G. Pennycuff Bill Orme Wolfe County Campton A. M. Ritchie Roger Johnson REGION 15 D. 57 Belfry Belfry W. F. Doane Jim Hutchins Dorton Dorton Charles Wright Monroe Hall Elkhorn City Elkhorn City James V. Powell Arthur Mullins Feds Creek Feds Creek Nelson Hamilton, Jr. W. S. Risner Hellier Hellier Scottie Sterling Jack Castle Johns Creek R. 1, Pikeville Quentin R. Howard Donnie Layne Mullins R. 1, Pikeville Landon Hunt Gary D. Layne Phelps Phelps 0. H. Phillips Jack Cunningham Pikeville Pikeville Charles E. Spears John B. Trivette Virgie Virgie Fred W. Cox Virgil Osborne Page Ten THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR JANUARY, 1960

School Address Principal Basketball Coach

D. 58 Auxier Auxier John C. Wells Jack F. Wells Betsy Layne Betsy Layne D. W. Howard Thomas Boyd Garrett Garrett Charles Clark J. E. Campbell McDowell McDowell George L. Moore Estill Hall Martin Martin J. W. Salisbury Denzil Halbert Maytown Langley Burnice Gearheart Ray Heinisch Prestonsburg- Prestonsburg James V. Rolen Bill Goble, Jr. Wayland Wayland Claude May Lois E. Erasure Wheelwright Wheelwright Boone Hall Don Wallen

D. 59 Blaine Blaine Paul H. Gambill Paul H. Gambill Flat Gap Flat Gap Virgil Porter Gail Gillem Inez Inez Russell Williamson U. G. Horn Louisa Louisa J. I. Cheek Ivan Curnutte Meade Memorial Williamsport Harold L. Preston Howard W. Wallen Paintsville Paintsville Paul W. Trimble Billy R. Cassady Van Lear Van Lear Hysell Burchett Howard Ramey Warfield Warfield Russell H. Stepp John C. Marcum

D. 60 Ezel Ezel William A. Heagen Henry E. Cochran Morgan County West Liberty Ottis Murphy Neil Hunley Oil Springs Oil Springs Willis H. Conley Howard Yates Salyersville Salyersville Creed Amett Leonard Marshall Sandy Hook Sandy Hook Len Stiner Len Stiner

REGION 16

D.61 Carmago R. 2, Mt. Sterling J. B. Cunningham Julian R. Cunningham Clark County Winchester Letcher Norton Letcher Norton DuBois St. Sterling Arthur R. Hawkins William Elster Montgomery County St. Sterling Calvin Hunt Robert Crawford Mt. Sterling St. Sterling Dawson Orman James Floyd St. Agatha Acad. Winchester Sr. Caroline Mary Homer Fanning Winchester Winchester Miss Eunice Haggard Alex Stevens

D. 62 Breckinridge Tng. Morehead James M. Howard John E. Allen Haldeman Haldeman James 0. Botts Jack Roberts Owingsville Owingsville Edsel L. Karrick Donnie Gaunce Rowan County Morehead Russell Boyd Warren Cooper Sharpsburg Sharpsburg Glynn B. Baucom Tom M. Evans Menifee County Frenchburg Hiram Walters Harry Howard

D. 63 Carter Carter Thomas E. Phillips Roy E. Murphy Hitchins Hitchins Harold H. King William Caudill Laurel Camp Dix William A. Carver Stuart Nolen Olive Hill Olive Hill Ollie D. Adams Jack Fultz Prichard Grayson Max E. Calhoun Harold Holbrook V'burg Lewis Co. Vanceburg Teddy Applegate Hovi-ard Shumate

D. 64 Ashland Ashland H. L. Ellis Bob Wright B. T. Washington Ashland C. B. Nuckolls W. A. West Boyd County Ashland John C. Stringer Delmis Donta Catlettsburg Catlettsburg Frank C. Burns Harold Barker Fairview Ashland Walter J. Ross Harold D. Tate Greenup Greenup Ann M. Sammons George Arrington Holy Familv Ashland Sr. M. Barbara Jack Gossett McKell South Shore Cliff Lowdenback Edward Moore Raceland Raceland Howard Bowling Ronnie Potter_ Russell Russell Frank V. Firestine Marvin Meredith South Portsmouth South Portsmouth (Supt.) Foster Meade Foster Meade Wurtland Wurtland Stanley Ramey Charles Banks THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR JANUARY, 1960 Page Eleven The Flying Dutchman

With 1959 now history, let's take a stroll down memory lane to view its highlights. 1959 will long be remembered as the year when the football championships were introduced. The most popular action taken by the Board of Control during the past decade has brought state-wide acclaim from coaches, spec- %'^% tators, sports writers and officials. The Dutchman's prediction for 1960 is that football interest will in- crease by leaps and bounds because of this wise action. Early in the spring of 1959, we predicted that Ralph Mussman, popular Newport sports official, would be elected Mayor of that City by a landslide; at the same time, the old Dutch Neck was again prediction that the "Ash- laid on the block with the *-?^' land Fireball," George Conley, would win his race for the State Senate. Ralph was an easy winner and George set a new record in earning the title, "Senator Conley." With the Football Rules Committee meeting scheduled in Indianapolis in January, and with "Big Ed McNabb" helping write the rules, another 1959 prediction is that a good job will be done for the BEN EDELEN high schools. The time may not be too far off when it may be necessary for the high schools to write distance telephone conversation on basketball for their own basketball rules just as the football a tape recording for Coach McLane's radio sports rules are now written. show which he calls "Coach's Corner." Citizens of 1959 records another achievement by "Moun- Elizabethtown set their clocks with "Mac's" pro- taineer Russ Williamson." This year saw the popu- gram. Fom Purdue University comes an invita- lar sports leader become President of the Inez tion to The Dutchman to speak on March 21st to Deposit Bank, adding another activity to his long approximately 1,000 young athletes at the annual list. Time has marched on for Russ, progressing banquet sponsored by the Lafayette, Indiana, Ex- from coach to principal to Board of Control Chair- change Club. man and now to Bank President. As invitations come in for speeches. The Dutch- Another fine achievement turned in by the man reminds Kentuckians that he would like to of Commissioner's Office was the appointment accept them all but he must limit his athetic ban- Briscoe Inman, Twelfth Regional Representative of quet speeches and his commencement speeches to Basketball Officials. Compliments are coming to three each. The Dutchman daily, praising the work "Brainy Let's take a look in the mailbag at some of Briscoe" is doing with his basketball demonstration the questions contained in letters coming from all clinics. The Centre College Athletic Chief has an- sections of the Commonwealth along with The other clinic behind him and another success. This Dutchman's replies! was at Somerset on December 17th. Dear Dutchman: A telephone call from "Hooper" Eblin, Tennessee (1) How are The Flying Dutchman awards Tech, representing the Ohio Valley Conference, in- determined ? dicated that conference's interest in another of Answer: If a Kentuckian recommends an in- Kentucky's outstanding sports officials. "Hooper" dividual for The Flying Dutchman Corn Cob Award, told The Dutchman that "Chunkie Ben" Edelen is indicating his unselfish work, the Corn Cob Award getting top consideration as the next Commissioner is automatic. The same is true of an Abou Ben of the O.V.C, succeeding my good friend, "Slim" Adhem Award for schools and communities. Porter. Another prediction by your Dutchman (2) Who pays for The Flying Dutchman Prophet is that "Chunkie Ben" will do a magnificient awards ? job in this capacity. Answer: The Flying Dutchman personally. Enough for our trip back into 1959! (3) How long have you been writing this Let's look at some of the new items on our column ? agenda. The first and most important is the recog- Answer: Since 1950. nition long due Fred "Rock" Reece of Paris. The (4) How old is Commissioner Ted Sanford? Bourbon County High sports enthusiast not only Answer: Ageless! gets The Flying Dutchman's "Corn Cob Pipe" award (5) May I recommend Dick Looney for the for January but he also gets the acclaim of hun- Mr. Methusaleh award? dreds of young men over Kentucky who have bene- Answer: Impossible! This award is not for fited by "Rock's" unselfish service. The "Rock" youngsters. is hereby listed on The Dutchman's Wall of Fame In keeping with The Dutchman's policy of as one of nature's noblemen. Pesonally, I'd rather closing the column with some of his Dutch philos- claim friendship with "Rock" than have a brand ophy. Now Hear This: new set of curls start growing on my rapidly baring "If men grew physically at the rate they grow dome. spiritually, lots of them would spend their lives From E'Town Catholic High Coach Hardin in a playpen." McLane comes an invitation to engage in a long- HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! Page Twelve THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR JANUARY, 1960

DURRETT—CLASS AAA STATE RUNNER-UP

(Left to Right) Front Row: Mgrs. Demaree, Adams; Reisser. Haney. Hunter. Stiles, Russell, Cline, Raymer. George. Parrish. Williams. Mgr. Huffmer. Second Row: Coach Clark. Allsmiller, Caddie, Hadley. Melcher, V. Randall. Senn. Hujo. Hebel, Pulliam. J. Randall, Terr ell. Brunson. Coach Slechter. Third Row: Ath. Dir. Grey- nolds. Coach Miller. Hodges. Cox. Cooper. Myers, Miller. Puekett. Rudolph, Heyser, Klein. Pierce. Jones, Coach Slucher. Head Coach Redman.

Loyall Conference Standings Hall Wallins Barren River Eight-Man Conference Leslie Dickinson Won Lost Tied Rating Eastern Kentucky Mountain Conference Caverna 8 Hazard Hiseville 6 2 Whitesburg Temple Hill 4 4 Pikeville Park City 2 6 Paintsville Austin-Tracy 8 Belfry Bluegrass Ei ght-Man Conference M. C. Napier Prestonsburg Perryville 8 Jenkins Vernon 7 1 1 Mt. Fleming-Neon Paint Lick 5 4 Elkhorn City Eminence 3 4 Berea 2 5 1 Mid-Kentucky Conference Camp Dick Robinson 2 4 2 St. Joseph 6 Burgin 8 Old Kentucky Home 6 10 Central Kentucky Conference Elizabethtown 5 10 Danville 4 1 25.00 Bardstown 3 3 Madison-Model 6 2 23.00 Glasgow 3 3 Millersburg Mill. Inst. 6 22.00 Lebanon 2 3 Mount Sterling 9 1 22.00 Fort Knox 14 Harrodsburg 6 2 21.00 Shepherdsville 5 Shelbyville 5 2 20.00 Springfield 6 Georgetown 7 2 18.89 Northeastern Kentucky Athletic Conference Lancaster 6 2 18.75 17.22 McKell 4 10 Winchester 5 4 Louisa 4 4 1 16.11 10 Cynthiana 4 Russell 3 2 Henry Clay 1 3 1 16.00 Catlettsburg 2 3 Jessamine County 3 4 15.71 Wurtland 3 4 Carlisle 3 4 1 14.38 Raceland 5 Anderson 3 6 13.33 Paris 2 7 12.22 Northern Kentucky Athletic Conference 11.11 Versailles 1 8 Highlands 8 30.00 11.11 Frankfort 1 8 Holmes 4 1 25.00 10.00 Stanford 5 Boone County 5 2 1 20.62 10.00 Irvine 9 Dayton 6 2 20.00 Rating Somerset 2 No: Bellevue 5 3 1 19.72 Cumberland Valley Conference Ludlow 3 3 18.33 East Main Street 6 Dixie Heights 3 5 13.75 Evarts 7 10 Campbell County 2 7 13.33 Benham 5 2 Lloyd 2 6 12.50 Cumberland 4 3 Newport 1 5 11.67 Black Star 4 3 Beechwood 5 10.00 THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR JANUARY, 1960 Page Thirteen

Southeastern Kentucky Conference Cumberland Valley Conference Corbin 4 1 No Rating Ends: Howard, Black Star; Yount, Evarts. Middlesboro 6 10 27.00 Tackles: Jones, Cumberland; Mayerchak, East Harlan 4 1 1 25.50 Main. Rating London 4 10 No Guards: Burkhart, Loyall; Dizney, East Main. Knox Central 5 3 19.47 Center: Scott, Cumbei'land; Jackson, East Pineville 5 4 18.95 Main (Tie). Bell County 4 4 18.87 Backs: Bryant, Evarts; Hodges, Benham; Felt- Hazel Green 2 2 No Rating ner, Leslie County; Hoiska and Powell of East Williamsburg 2 7 13.33 Main (Tie). Barbourville 16 11.47 Lynn Camp 8 10.00 Eastern Kentucky Mountain Conference Conference Western Kentucky Athletic Ends: Green, Hazard; Conley, Paintsville. Henderson 10 30.00 Tackles: Clark, Jenkins; Stambough, Fleming- Owensiboro 6 10 22.50 Neon. Madisonville 7 2 1 21.11 Guards: Wells, Paintsville; Bradshaw, Whites- Bowling Green 6 2 20.00 burg. Henderson County 6 2 20.00 Center: Benters, Pikeville. Hopkinsville 6 3 19.44 Backs: Mahan, Jenkins; Kincer, Whitesburg; Caldwell County 5 3 19.38 Minix, Paintsville; Smyly, Hazard. Fulton 3 11 18.50 Morganfield 6 4 1 18.40 Mid-Kentucky Conference Daviess County 2 4 1 15.00 Ends: Haydon, St. Joseph; Sympson, Old Ken- 14.44 Murray 4 5 tucky Home. Sturgis 3 8 1 14.35 Tackles: Staimpel, Fort Knox; Holtz, St. Joseph. Mayfield 2 4 1 14.28 Guards: Humble and Wilson of Lebanon. Trigg County 3 5 1 13.88 Center: Brashear, Old Kentucky Home. Crittenden County 2 6 1 12.77 Backs: Owen, Lebanon; Jenkins, Elizabethtown; Franklin-Simpson 14 12.00 Carrico, St. Joseph; Cornish, Springfield.. Owensboro Catholic 15 11.66 Russellville 19 11.00 Northeastern Kentucky Athletic Conference Providence 10 10.00 Offensive Team: Sammons, Watkins and Stevens of McKell; Wellman, Roberts and Lemaster of Louisa; Gum- All-Conference Teams bert, Wurtland; Crank, Catlettsburg; Cotton, Race- land. Barren River Eight-Man Conference Defensive Team: Offensive Team: Callahan, Willis and Rowe of McKell; Elkins, Ends: J. Strickland, Caverna; Edwards, Hise- Van Home and Osborne of Louisa; Duncan and ville. Thomas of Russell; Maddox, Wurtland; Lewis, Cat- Guards: Thompson, Temple Hill; Bray, Hiseville. lettsburg; Ross, Raceland. Center: White, Hiseville. Northern Kentucky Athletic Conference Backs: Doyle and Rogers of Caverna; Cox, Hise- ville. Ends: Lemos, Campbell County; First, High- Defensive Team: lands. Ends: Edwards, Hiseville; Oaks, Park City. Tackles: Lewis, Holmes; Moore, Dayton; Her- Guards: Nunn, Caverna; Bray, Hiseville. fel. Highlands; Garrison, Beechwood. Linebackers: Wilkerson, Austin-Tracy; Thomp- Guards: Wells, Holmes; Napier, Lloyd; West, son, Temple Hill. Campbell County; Malone of Ludlow and Berry of Backs: Braden, Caverna; Depp, Temple Hill. Highlands (Tie). Bluegrass Eight-Man Conference Centers: Bradford, Bellevue; Meadows, Boone Ends: Jackson and Hundley of Perryville. County. Guards: Glasscock, Perryville; Kurtz, Camp Backs: Herbst, Dayton; John Burt, Highlands; Dick Robinson. Drames, Holmes; James Burt, Highlands; Baker, Center: West, Paint Lick. Ludlow; Kyle, Lloyd; Creamer, Ludlow; Higgins, Backs: Yankey and Reynolds of Perryv'lle; Dayton. Watson and Foley of Berea; Walls, Burgin; Lindsay, Eminence; Nunnelley, Hansel, and Thomason of Southeastern Kentucky Conference Mt. Vernon; Deshon, Camp Dick Robinson; Ledford, Offensive Team: Paint Lick. Ends: Scalf, Harlan; Loy of Middlesboro and Central Kentucky Conference Zachary of Pineville, tie; Tackles: Rader, Corbin; Linemen: Hoffmeyer and Rankin of Danville; Parsons, Harlan. Guards: Grant, Corbin; Conner, Dougherty, Georgetown; Cole, Henry Clay; Corm- Middlesboro. Center: Cawood, Harlan. Backs: Fultz, ney, Madison-Model; Osborne, Deweese and Miller Knox Central; Bird, Corbin; Mize, Harlan; Miracle, of M. M. I.; Burton, Jessamine County; Green, Bell County. Shelbyville; Fawns and Ishmael of Mt. Sterling; Defensive Team: Waddle, Somerset. Ends: Newport and Scalf of Harlan; Tackles: Backs: Jackson and Wise of Danville; Briscoe, Cain and Parsons of Harlan. Guards: Asher, Pine- Anderson; Bruin, Georgetown; Burkhead, Harrods- ville; Seales, Harlan. Linebackers: Rader, Corbin; burg; Richardson, M.M.L; Lansdale, Mt. Sterling; Burch, Knox Central. Backs: Tweed, Rodgers, and Head, Shelbyville. Mize of Harlan.

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Western Kentucky Athletic Conference Martin, Robert Eugene, 608 First St., Henderson, VA 6-4048 McCord, Anthony A., 1636 Courtney Ave.. Lexington, 3-3814 Ends: Elliott, Morganfield; Briggs, Henderson; Miller, Jack, College St., Barbourville. LI 6-3560 Odil, Bowling Green; Napper, Daviess County. Miracle, Ed, Box 998, Lynch, VI 8-2326, VI 8-5486 Mitchell, James. 339 College St.. Georgetown Tackles: Estes, Henderson; French and Brown Moore. Charles H.. 218 E. Crest Dr., Reading, Ohio, PO 1-0290, of Morganfield; Sturgeon, Owensboro. VA 1-3889 Guards: Lewis, Caldwell County; Moran, Hop- Mwicle, John, 509 Logan St.. Williamson, W. Va. Motley. Paul. 209 Kentucky Ave., Richmond, 619-J kinsville; Woodall, Crittenden County; Randolph, Newman, Buddy, 223 Lincoln Ave,, Henderson, VA 7-9402, Franklin-Simpson. HA 5-5212 Parrott, Lanny L., Box 36, Campbellsville Centers: Ligon, Madisonville; Dunkel, Owens- Peters, Arthur, Keavy boro. Peters, Earl W.. 340 N. Ingram, Henderson. VA 6-2254 Backs: Anderson and Helmers of Owensboro; Pettis. Carl. Jr., 47 E. Bel Air Blvd., Clarksville, Tenn., MI 7-4374, 3500 Ft. Campbell Glover, Henderson; Mabree, Madisonville; Malone, Powell, Logan, 819 Delia. Lexington. 6-1653. 2-3266 Majifield; Heffington, Trigg County; Kopperud, Quillen. John. E. Main St.. Hazard, GE 6-4893, GE 6-3711 Murray; Brooks, Morganfield. Rice, Willard S., 3673 D. Fincastle Rd., Louisville, GL 2-1426, JU 7-1121, Ext. 25ft Roberts. Earl R. .Route 2. Philpot, PA 9-4071 Runyon, Tommy Dean, Belfry, EL 3-7883 SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OF Schneider, Robert, 619 Fifth Street, Dayton, CO 1-8581 Sexton, Steven C, P. O. Box 354, Whitesburg, 2465, 2339 REGISTERED BASKETBALL OFFICIALS Sheffer, Larry, 801 N. Morgan. Morganfield. 851 Simpson. Fred. Route 1. Mason (List Compiled January 1) Slack. Earl H.. 4630 Hillside Dr.. Shivley. EM 6-8793, EM If one telephone number is given for an official listed, it is 8-1611 the home phone number unless otherwise desigmated. If two Stidham, Juder, Jr.. Keavy numbers are given, the first number is that of the home phone. Thompson. Arthur Lee, Hatcher Court, Apt. 1. Pikeville, Anderson. K'nkle. 1405 Clav, Paducah. 2-0777 GE 7-9141 (Bus. No.) .•\rcher. A. J.. Jr.. Central Avenue. Prestonsburg. 2708, 4571 Thompson. Thomas A., 430 Hollvwood, Lexington, 6-7326 Barter, William F.. Co. D 29!). Engr. Bn. (CI APO 169. c/o PM, Tinsley, Marion F,. 116 W. 22nd Street, Owensboro, MU 4-5464, New York, New York MU 3-2703 Bates, Gardner, Box 143 Cumberland, 269 (Bus. No.) Torian, Virgil, Jr.. 1107y. East Third, Hopkinsville, TU 5-5161 Batie, Calvin T., c/o Holland Dairies. Madisonville, TA 1-5942 Welch, Henry C, 301 Maxville, Stanford, 5-2474 (Bus. No.) (Bus. No.) Wiler. James W.. Blaine. OL 2-3541 Beck. Thomas M.. 827 Ann Street. Newport, JU 1-5786, Wilson. Burnell Zeke. 140 Wabash. Lexington. 7-6049. 3-2880, PA 1-0988 Ext. 344 Bohan. Jim, 5943 Oak Apple. Cincinnati 11, Ohio, MO 1-1001, Wright, Paul, 349 Broadway, Hazard. Central 6-4277 ME 1-0010 Young. Glenn Maurice. 205 W. 9th, Owensboro, MU 3-7281. Brown, Donald W., P. O. Box 66, Cayce, 2431 MU 4-6501 Brown, Doyle. 310 West Lexington Dr.. Winchester, PI 4-5338, PI 4-2243 Burton, Donald. Whitesburg, 2458, 2339 Minutes of Board Meeting Byers, Laymon. Welchs Creek, Lakeview 6-5694 Campbell, Lonnie. Beaumont Ave.. Harrodsburg The Board of Control of the Kentucky High Covington. Ralph D., 1122 Royal Spring, Georgetown, 1359-J School Athletic Association met at the K.H.S.A.A. Cox, Charles Glenn, 326 S. Morgan. Morganfield. 160 building, Lexington, on Saturday morning, December Crawford Donald Ray. 401 W. Brown, Nicholasville, TU 5-4761 (Bus. No.) 19, 1959. The meeting was called to order by President Dawson, Alhv, Box 644, Morehead State College, Morehead, Russell Williamson at 10:4.5, with all Board members, ST 4-5549 Commissioner Theo Deaton, Charles. Jr., 1103 Riverview, Pikeville, 7-6923. 7-6810 A, Sanford, and Assistant Com- Disken, Jim, 2930 Vine Street. Cincinnati. Ohio, AV 1-0316, missioner J. B. Mansfield present. KI 1-9640 W. B. Jones, moved, seconded by Jack Dawson, Dixie, C. P.. 608 So. Clay. Louisville. JU 7-7680, EM 6-9561, Ext. 325 thit the reading of the minutes of the October 17th Dodson, Gilbert Winston, 213 Greenbrier Rd., Lexington, meeting be waived, since the members of the Board 7-2598, 2-2250 had received copies of these minutes. The motion Fads, Walter, Route 1, Box 5, Monticello, FI 8-3849, FI 8-3456 Ellis, Johnny. P. O. Box 331, Prestonsburg, 2751, 4671 was carried unanimously. Ferrell, Doc, 409 Greenbrier Road, Lexington W. B. Jones, chairman of the Trophy Committee, Fisher, Larry J.. Wurtland, Oak 943, Armco 323 reported that the Committee had met in the K.H.S.A.A. Fulkerson. James R., 1120 Pearl Street, Owensboro, MU 4-5458, MU 3-3513 office at 10:00 A.M., December 19, 1959, at which Gaither, Gene, 7704 Edma M. Drive, Pleasure Ridge Park, time the sealed bids for the 1960 district and regional WA 1-3179 Gilligan. John W., 1146 Tassie Lane, Cincinnati 31, Ohio. basketball tournament trophies were opened. Mr. J'^ 2-2042. JE 1-1580 .Jones reported that the committee had accepted the Gipson. Jimmy. Route 1, Bowline Green low bids of $29.80 and respectively for each Gose. James. Whitesburg. 7729. 2339 P8.00 Graham. James, 2601 Elm St., Ashland. Ea 4-8169 set of 1960 district and regional basketball tourna- Green, Walter. 1816 So, Kentucky, Corbin. 2377. 465 ment trophies, made by the Sutcliffe Company of Harvey, Bennie. 925 Center. Henderson, VA 6-3758 Louisville. W. H. Crowdus moved, seconded by Louis Hicks. Don. Route 1. Boaz. 3-6893 Hoagland, Robert W.. 213 Dewey Drive, Frankfort, 3-3065. Litchfield, that the action of the Committee be ap- 3-0737 proved by the Board. The motion was carried unan- Holtzclaw. James Roby. Route 4, Stanford. 4-7326, Lexington, (Bus. No.) imously. Howard, Carl, 109 Garwood Dr., Nashville, Tennessee. AL The Commissioner eave a report on the recent 5-2876, AL 5-(;451 football championships. He stated that, in his opinion, Hudson, J. D., Caneyville Hunter. Thurman. P. O. Box 172. Pineville. ED 7-2239 the championships had been well received in all parts Hurst. David E.. 453. Box Middlesboro. 707. 263 of the state, with interest . in high school football in Kearns. James W., Jr., Main St.. Williamstown, 3-4731. 4-3393 Kentucky at high. gave complete Kilgore. Danny. Leatherwood now a new He Kleinschmidt. Richard. 3830 Burwood. Norwood. Ohio, EL financial reports on the first round playoffs in Classes 1-5574, EL 1-5574 A and AA, with the following profits or losses being LaCombe. Leo L.. 43 Meadow Lawn Dr., Valley Station, Ft. Knox 4-4428. (Bus. No.) involved: Henderson High School and Somerset High Lane. Jack. Bee Spring. LY 7-3685. LY 7-3960 School each $903.54 profit; Highlands High School Leathers. O. C. Jr.. 6 Tanner Drive. Frankfort. 7-4116. 3-9030 and Hazard High School, each $979.30 profit; Mt. Littlepage. Pryce. 3581/. Sugg. Madisonville. TA 1-7343 (Bus. No.) Sterling Hi.gh School and Lynch East Main Street Lunn. Riley. South Hall, Room 229. Western Kentucky State High School, each $86.44 profit; Henderson Douglass College. Bowling Green. VI 3-9185 High School and Old Kentucky Home High School Marcum. Ronald W.. 1148 Claridge Dr., Lexington, 7-6323, 7-6323 each $112.44 loss. The Commissioner stated that bad THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR JANUARY, 1960 Page Fifteen

LOUISA—NORTHEASTERN KENTUCKY CONFERENCE CO-CHAMPION

(Left to Right) Front Row: Coach Curnutte, Lemaster, Elkins, Cline, Osborne C. Hall, Short, VanHoose, P. Shortridge, Wellman, Cyrus, Cha£fin, Roberts. Second Row: Miller, D. Kelley, Bowe IS, B Kitchen, B Hall, Dotson, Wheeler, L. Kitchen, Estep, Burns, Adkins, Rice. Third Row: Calhoun, Beck, J. Kelley, Whitt, Ball, McGuire, Chaney, B. Shortndge, Preece, O'Daniels, Arrington. Fourth Row: Mgrs. D. Hall, Preston, Phillips, Daniels, Simpson. weather had held down the crowd at the Class A and regulations in swimming be the same as the 1959 Class AA championship games session, held in Lex- regulations, with the Swimming Committee being ington on November 28, it appearing that the As- given authority to make any necessary adjustments sociation might lose approximately $1,500.00 on these in the classes and events, and with girls allowed as games. He said that this loss would he partially off- members of a school team in the diving event only. set by profits which had accrued to the Association Louis Litchfield moved, seconded by K. G. Gillaspie, from the Class AAA championship game at Louisville, that the recommendationss of the Commissioner be the K.H.S.A.A. profits from this game being $1,016.87. accepted and adopted. The motion was carried unani- He said that the latter figure amounted to one half mously. Pres.. Williamson announced the appointment of the Class AAA game profit, the Board of three new members to the Swimming Committee having voted unanimously by referendum to give these bsino- Jack Thompson and Marshall Beard of each of the schools involved one-fourth of the Louisville, and Howard Law of Ft. Thomas. profits, due to the fact that no first round games W. H. Crowdus moved, seconded by Robert P. games were possible in Class AAA, on which the Forsythe, that the next meeting of the Board of Con- schools had a chance of realizing profits as is true in trol be held in Louisville on the date selected by the the other classes. Chairman W. H. Crowdus of the Commissioner. The motion was carried unanimously. Football Championship Committee stated that he Cecil A. Thornton moved, seconded by K. G. Gillas- thought that the championship plan in football had pie, that all bills of the Association for the period be- been very successful, and that it had great possibilities ginning October 17, 1959, and ending December 18, for the future. Mr. Crowdus moved, seconded by 1959, be allowed. The motion was carried unanimously. Jack Dawson, that the Board of Control appropriate There being no further business, the meeting the amount of $112.44 to the Old Kentucky Home adjourned. School and the same amount to the Henderson Doug- lass High School to reimburse these schools for the Basketball Publications Corrections deficits reported by the Commissioner. The motion CASE BOOK: was carried unanimously. 1. Page 6, Comment on Rule 5-2: Delete last sen- The Commissioner read a letter from Prin. H. A, tence of 2nd paragraph. Howard of the Corbin High School, requesting that 2. Page 12, P.S. 24: In 1st sentence of ruling, Corbin be moved from Region IV to Region II in substitute "responsible team" for "teams". In the last Class AA; and a letter from Prin. Paul W. Trimble of sentence, insert "one or more" before "players of B." the Paintsville High School, requesting that Paints- 3. Page 19, P.S. lOOB: To conform with ruling, ville be moved from Region IV to Region III in Class play should specify that A2 is touching space mark A. The Commissioner stated that he thought that both nearest the basket. requests were reasonable ones, and that the proposed 4. Page 20, P.S. 102: Ruling in (b) should read changes had his approval on the basis of informa- "the ball provided by the home team should be used tion which he now had. After a considerable discus- only if the teams agree." sion concerning the merits of the requests. Jack Daw- 5. Page 21, P.S. 109: Follow ruling in (b) of P.S. son moved, seconded by Louis Litchfield, that the 10 for correct interpretation. Paintsville High School be changed from Region IV 6. Page 40, P.S. 248: Ruling correct for (a) but to Region III in Class A for the football season of 1960; not for (b). In (b), first live ball, insofar as correc- and that the Corbin High School remain in Region tion is concerned, begins when try fails. Therefore, IV in Class AA for the 1960 season. All voted "Aye" the second live ball starts when the throw-in is touched except Cecil A. Thornton who voted "No." and it is too late for a correction. Jack Dawson moved, seconded by W. H. Crowdus, 7. Page 62, P.S. 390: In (2), of "A jump ends", that individual awards be given to the members of substitute "basket" for "ring." the winning football team in each of the three classes. 8. Page 67, P.S. 428A: In ruling for (b). Officials The motion was carried unanimously. should determine through conference which of the two The Commissioner recommended that the 1960 acts occurred first. Review P.S. 112 and 461B. Page Sixteen THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR JANUARY, 1960

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The following letter, which was received from subject to court action as long as it conducted its affairs within the law. Executive Secretary Cliff Pagan of the National Fed- eration, will be of interest to Kentucky school men: "The Supreme Court overruled the lower Court, drawing a line between the right to attend school for "You will be very interested and pleased to learn, an education and the right to attend to participate in if you haven't already been informed, that on Nov- interscholastic athletics. ember 18 the Indiana Supreme Court ruled that the "The opinion was written by Judge Frederick Indiana High School Athletic Association had the Landis, who, incidentally, is the nephew of the late authority to enforce its rules and the right of pupils to Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis, the first Commis- attend school does not include the privilege of taking sioner of Baseball. Two judges concurred. One judge was ill and did not vote, another did not participate. part in interscholastic athletics. The Court thereby upheld the I.H.S.A.A., which had declared two im- "The opinion stated, in part, as follows: ported Illinois athletes ineligible for interscholastic 'There is a distinction here between the curricu- basketball at Seymour High School. lar and extracurricular activities of public schools. The right of the plaintiffs (Stevensons) under the law to "The I.H.S.A.A., will recall, you had declared these go to public schools and receive education and train- two boys ineligible for interscholastic athletics at Sey- ing does no include such extracurricular activities as mour High School because the boys had transferred interschool sports and games .... as may be en- to Seymour when their father offered in was a job gaged in between picked teams of the 750 various the community. boys, through agents, The sued the public, private and parochial schools belonging to the I. H.S.A.A. to regain their eligibility. As a result, a I.H.S.A.A.' lower Court issued a temporary order prohibiting the State Association from applying its eligibility rules "The court noted that it had relied somewhat on in the case. The State Association protested the decisions reached by courts of other states, including right of the lower Court to interfere with its internal Oklahoma, Florida, North Dakota and the Federal affairs and requested a ruling from the Supreme Court for the Eastern District of Illinois, since there Court. It was the contention of the I.H.S.A.A. that, were no previous Indiana cases on which to base a as a voluntary, unincorporated Association, it was not decision." :

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