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The Kentucky High School Athlete, January 1947 Kentucky High School Athletic Association Eastern Kentucky University Encompass The Athlete Kentucky High School Athletic Association 1-1-1947 The Kentucky High School Athlete, January 1947 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 1947" (1947). The Athlete. Book 481. http://encompass.eku.edu/athlete/481 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]. Every Kentucky basketball team should engage in one game, the benefits of which are donated to the campaign to fight Infantile Paralysis ! ! ! Send your report to l'Ken" Taylor, Sports Editor, The Louisville Times / .·.~- .. ... -·.. ~..::. The Kentucky High School Athlete Official Organ of the Kentucky High School Athletic Association VOL. IX-No. 6 JANUARY, 1947 $1.00 Per Year JANUARY, 1946 VOL. IX.-NO. 6 Craig, John G ., Rochester Published monthly, except June and July, by the Kentucky Duncan, Hickman E., 908 Shelby Ave., Nashville 6 Tenn. Edwards, Romey, 123 Rice St., Louisa High School Athletic Association. Office of Publication, Henderson, Ky. Griffin, Charles D ., 1111 Everett Ave., Louisville Entered as second-class m atter at the post office at Henderson, H all, Norman, W 0 M I , Owensboro Kentucky under the act of March 3, 1879. H ayes, Orville, 2829 '12 Winchester Ave., Ashland Editor .. ... .. •.... .. ... .. .. .. .. .. .. W. B. OWEN Hill, Walter, 107 Chelan Drive, Lexington Leitchfield, Kentucky H orning, Ralph, Sturgis Hutchinson, Harry W., 512 S . Jefferson·, Princeton BOARD OF CONTROL . Johnson, Ernest, 334 Main, Pikeville President .. .. ........... .. R ussell E. Bridges, Fort Thomas Kersey, Mills M., P . 0 . Box 527, Pikeville Vice-President ......... .. ...... W. B. Owen, Leitchfield, Ky. Secretary-Treasurer ...... ... .. Theo. A. Sandford, Henderson Lenon, M. E., 815 Hill Ave., Owensboro Directors- Sam B. Poliock, Madisonville; T. K. Stone, Carroll- McCartt, Dock S., 207 Maple St., Somerset ton; Lyman V. Ginger, Lexing ton; Matt Sparkman, Paintsville. Mayes, Edward, 315 N. 5th St., D anville Subscription Rates .. · . $1.00 Per Year Meiman, Vincent P., 3903 Garfield Ave., Louisville 12 Morris, Edmund S., 205 Todd St., Frankfort Mullins, Bobby E., K eaton Mullins, Charles N., Pound, Va. Mullins, Fon, Elkhorn Mullins, J. B., Wingo Murphy, William J., 147 Benson St., Reading, Ohio REPORTS NOW DUE Nord, Edwin M., Jr., 1112, Burnett, Louisville 1. 1946 Football Participation List Oberholzer, Fred, S t. Mary's College, St. Mary 2. School's Report on Officials (Football) O'Dell, Dorse R., Calvert City Osborn, Paul, 1200 29th St., Ashland 3. Official's Report on Schools (Football) Rice, James F ., 506 Morehead, Central City Salzman, Farrell E., 660 S. 4th St., Louisville 2 Supplementary List of Registered Shannon, W ~ A., Springfield, Tenn. Simpson, Edward M., Beverly Basketball Officials Spurgeon, Kermit, Henryville, Ind. Allen, H. Edwin, Somerset Tackett, Raymond N., Box 762, College P . 0., Barlow, Jay R., 211 Main St., Harlan E.K.S.T.C., Richmond Basham, Bailey, Leitchfield T eague, Amos, 128 N. Franklin, Madisonville Benedict, Steve Jr., Wheelwright Van Hoose, Jack, 598 Frank St., Paintsville Bravard, James W ., Springfield Wade, Morton, 1415 Center St., Owensboro Bri?kmeyer, Bob, 18 Andover Rd., Cincinnati 18, Ohio Watkins, Wayne, R. 4, London Campbell, James E., Lebanon Womack, Billy, 1301 Helm St., Henderson The KENTUCKY ·HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE Page One 1946-1947 MEMBERSHIP IN THE KENTUCKY'HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION REGION 1 School Address Principal Basketball Coach D. 1 Arlington Arlington 0 . J. Mitchell 0. J. Mitchell Bardwell Bardwell R. L. Petrie Bill Stephens Cayce Cayce A. J. Lowe J. T. Roberts Central Clinton James H. Phillips James H. Phillips Cunningham Cunningham 0. J. Allen 0. J. Allen Fulgham R. 1, Clinton Bear! Darnell Bear! Darnell Fulton Fulton Wilson Gantt N. W. Carter Jr. Hickman Hickman J. E. Hurley J. E. Hurley Milburn Milburn Lyndle Barnes Lyndle Barnes Western R. 3, Hickman E. L. Clark Clifton McNeely D. 2 Augusta Tilghman Paducah Walter C. Jetton Otis Dinning Ballard County LaC enter J. N. Holland Junius Lewis Bandana Bandana C. H . Arnett C. H. Arnett. Barlow-Kevil Barlow W. F. McGary Keith Bryant . Blandville Blandville L. M. Williamson L. M. Williamson Heath R. 2, Paducah Willard W. Bagwell Willard W. Bagwell Lone Oak R. 6, Paducah John Robinson R. L. ThurstDn Reidland R. 4, Paducah M. S. Greer Palmer Hughes St. Mary's Academy Paducah Sr. Philip Neri Edd Kellow Wickliffe • Wickliffe Henry Chambers Thomas H . Farley D. 3 Cuba R. 1, Mayfield H. R. Jones K. M. Winston Fancy Farm F ancy Farm Sr. Mary Carmelia Taylor Rev. Edward Russell Farmington Farmington M. B. Rogers M. B. Rogers Lowes Lowes Chariie Hamlin Charlie Hamlin Mayfield Mayfield S. W. Douthitt Vincent Zachem Melber Melber H. C. Shemwell Wm. E. Flint Sedalia Sedalia J. C. Maddox Clifton Cavendar Symsonia R. 1, Elva R. L. Wyman R. L. Wyman Wingo Wingo Adron Doran James Pickard D. 4 Almo Almo Clarence Smith Clarence Smith Benton Benton J. Ernest Fiser J. Ernest Fiser Brewers Brewers Alton Ross McCoy Tarry Calvert City Calvert City Ray T. Hall Robert Goheen Hardin Hardin A. N. Duker Jr. Karl Johnston Hazel Hazel Rex Watson Rex Watson Kirksey Kirksey J. H. Walston W. ·B. Miller Lynn Grove Lynn Grove Buron Jeffrey Buron Jeffrey Murray Murray Ed. Filbeck Preston Holland Murray Training Murray C. M. Graham Johnnie Underwood New Concord New Concord Edward T. Curd Edward T. Curd Sharpe R. 1, Calvert D. R. O'Dell D. R. O'Dell REGION 2 D. 5 Eddyville Eddyville (Supt.) L. B. Piercy Levi Oliver Kuttawa Kuttawa (Supt.) 0. L. Adams G. B. Perry Livingston County Smithland J. Preston Dabney Aurel Threlkeld Salem Salem Barkley Walker George Harris D. 6 Butler Princeton C. A. Horn John Hackett Frances R. 4, Fredonia H. W. Faith B. 0. Matthews Fredonia Fredonia Hubert Jaco Hubert Jaco Marion Marion Catherine Bear<i Carl Ferran.. Shady Grove-MattoonMarion Anna Smith Collins J. R. Brown Tolu Tolu Mrs. Phin Croft Mrs. Phin Croft Trigg County Cadiz Eltis Henson Robert Fiser D. 7 Anton Madisonville Olah R. Murphey Virgil Myers Charleston R. 1, Dawson Springs Lewis M. Good Bradley Cox Dalton Dalton Arnold Hicks Arnold Hicks Dawson Dawson Springs B. U. Sisk Paul Stevens Earlington Earlington · · ,Pat W. Wear Pat W. Wear Page Two The KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE School Address Principal Basketball Coach Hanson Hanson John R. Adams J. E. Bowles Madisonville Madisonville Sam B. Pollock Eugene E. Tate Mortons Gap Mortons Gap o. W. Lovan 0. W. Lovan Nebo Nebo C. R. Harralson C. R. Harralson Nortonville Nortonville A. C. Ausenbaugh R. G. "Pete" Wagner D. 8 Clifty Clifty Leon Cook Leon Cook Crofton Crofton W. W. Chumbler W. W. Chumbler Guthrie Guthrie Basil 0. Smith Basil 0. Sm!th Hopkinsville Hopkinsville Charles J. Petrie Cliff Cox Lacy R. 7, Hopkinsville James 0. Waddell Ralph H. Boyd Pembroke Pembroke Mrs. L. W. Allen 0. P. Hurt Sinking Fork R. 5, Hopkinsville T. W. Stewart T. W. Stewart South Christian Herndon H. Barton Fiser H. Barton Fiser Todd County Elkton D.P. Curry Robert E. Brown Trenton Trenton James H. Jones James H. Jones REGION 3 D. 9 Clay Clay (Supt.) J . Edgar Pride Kelly Hearon Dixon Dixon P. D. Fancher William L. Hale Onton Onton G. M. Gutteridge G. M. Gutteridge Poole Poole Wilbur H. Collins Wilbur H. Collins Providence Providence J. D. R ayburn J . D. Rayburn Sebree Sebree (Supt.) J. B. McCollum J. B. McCollum Slaughters Slaughters L. J. Byrum L. J . Byrum Uniontown Uniontown (Supt.) Otis Harkins Dudley Brandenburg Wheatcroft Wheatcroft Wilbur B. Horning Wilbur B. Horning D. 10 Barret Manual Trg. Henderson Archie Riehl Wilms Kiefer Corydon Corydon Onas Evans Onas Evans Hebbardsville Hebbardsville Harry W. Lindenberg Harry W. Lindenberg Holy Name Henderson Sr. Ignatius Loyola Kenneth Lindenburg Spottsville Spottsville E. L. Oates Bob Green D. 11 Beech Grove Beech Grove B. L. Sizemore B. L. Sizemore Calhoun Calhoun C. V. Watson c. V. Watson Daviess County Owensboro G. Ivan Barnes Jed Walters Livermore Livermore (Supt.) C. J . Moseley c. J . Moseley Owensboro Owensboro J . W. Snyder L. L. McGinnis Owensboro Technical Owensboro C. F. Oriley Joe 0. Brown Sacramento Sacramento Emmett E. Miller James B. McEuen St. Frances Acad. Owensboro Sr. Francis Borgia Rev. R. W. Connor St. Joseph's Owensboro Sr. Mary Romuald Rev. Peter Braum Utica Utica H. W. Betts Charles Martel Hale West Louisville West Louisville Margaret McNamara Norbert Ward Whitesville Whitesville J. 0. Kelley Bernard L. Miller D. 12 Breckinridge County Hardinsburg E. D. Brown D. T. Starks Flaherty Vine Grove M. E. Swain M. E. Swain Frederick Fraize Cloverport. (Supt.) H. M. Wesley Horace H. Coats Hawesville Hawesville A. G. Crume Harold Stevens Irvington Irvington Leo Ashby Wilbur Smith Lewisport Lewisport T. H. Likins Frank Compton Jr. Meade County Meade County Mabel Frances Smith E. W. Pace REGION 4 D. 13 Beaver Dam Beaver Dam E. E. Tartar William M. Martin Centertown Centertown R. P. Brown Aubry L. Heflin Central Park McHenry D. W. Lutz D. B. Lutz Cromwell Cromwell C. 0 . Brown C. 0. Brown Dundee Dundee Elroy Cartwright Elroy Cartwright Fordsvillf:' Fordsville Samuel L. Smith Samuel L. Smith Hartford Hartford L. G . Shultz Frank D. Bean Horse Branch Horse Branch Stanley Byers Fred Crume Rockport Rockport J . W. Park J. W. Park P, 1'! :t3evier <:neaten Cleaton Paul Phillips T. H. Boswell .' I FOR JANUARY Page Three School Address Principal Basketball Coach Bremen Bremen J. Truman May Sherman Gish Central City Central City Eugene Kifer Delmas Gish Drakesboro Drakesboro Howard Shaver Thomas Neathamer Dunmor Dunmor Mrs.
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