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(Left to Right) Front Row: Eric Anderson, Val Norris, Chris Aaron, J. T. Buck, Glen Rates, Mgr. Eddie Puckelt. Second Row: Steve Sheldon, Jamie Dewitt, Barr Gordon, Duane Kirkendoll, Jared Elliot, Mike Tanner. Third Row: Ass't. Coach Rudy Brittain, Ricky Hale, Ruben Hayden, Phil Hyland, Keith Anderson, Mark Rickard, Jeff Brigance, Randy Hamilton, Coach Jack Hicks.

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University of Kentucky Sport seen ter, Lexington, May 21, 1977 Paducah Tilghman High School Track Team — K.H.S.A.A. Champion

(Left to Right) Front Row: Aaron Pralher, Craig Byrd, Roy Cooper, Pruett Roof, Eric Grumbach, Larry Matchem, Fra.nkir- Elmore, Reggis Douglas. Second Row: Coach Lyman Brown, Greg Houser, Greg Engelhard, Keith Lansden, Kelly Cromwell, David Wagner, Richard Abraham, Eli Khouri, Tommy Cockrell, Coach Augie Schiller, Coach David Mitchell.

100 Yard Dash— 180 Yard Hurdles— Triple Jump— 1. Prewitt. Lafayette 1 Reese. Christian Co. 1. Ward, Lafayette 2. Minis, Meade County 2. Boulware, North Hardin 2. Fitzpatrick, Bryan Station 3. Higgins, Tenderson Co. 3. Williams. LaRue Co. 3. Lewis. Hopkinsville 4. Jouett, Covington Holmes 4. Deller, Bowling Green 4. Hinton. Owensboro 5. Hampton, Lafayette 5. Watkins. Madisonville 5. Jones, North Hardin Time— 10.0 Time Distance—47' 9 1/2" Ward broke the state record of 47' 9" 220 Yard Dash— 880 Yard Relay— in this event. 1. Paducah Tilghman 1. Prewitt, Lafayette Discus 2. Cummings. Warren Central 2. North Hardin 3. Lafayette 1. Ramey. Paul Blazer 3. Mims, Meade Co. 4. 2. Whitman, Tates Creek 4. Posue. North Hardin Bryan Station 5. Hopkinsville 3. Kratch, Oldham 5. Owens. Henrv Clav 4. Cromwell, Paducah Tilghman Time—22.5 Time— 1:30.2 5. Chalk, Newport Catholic Mile Relay Distance— 155' 3" 440 Yard Dash— 1. North Hardin 1. Central Cummings, Warren 2. Paducah Tilghman 2. Eoulware, North Hardin 3. Henderson Co. 3. Owens, Henry Clay 4. Christian Co. 4. Bussell, Christian Co. 5. Lafayette TOTAL POINTS 5. Howard, Campbell Co. Time Time—49.3

Shot Put Paducah Tilghman _ . 31 880 Yard Run 1. Donlon, Oldham Lexington Lafayette 27 1. Grumback, Paducah Tilghman 2. Carter. East Carter North Hardin 25 2. Farley, Henderson Co. 3. Mennach, Boyd Co. Christian County __ __ 16 3. Buck, East Carter 4. Asher. Lincoln Co. Henderson County 16 4. Pickens. Highlands 5. Kratch. Oldham Co. Warren Central 14 5. Wagner. Paducah Tilghman Distance- -53' 1" East Carter 11 Time— 1:59.2 Bryan Station 10 High Jump Oldham County __,10 Daviess County 10 1. Mayes. Danville Mile Run Meade County 7 2. Ray. Warren Central 1. Grumback, Paducah Tilghman Danville 6 3. McCubbin, Grayson Co. 2. Buck, East Carter Bowling Green — 6 4. Fitzpatrick, Bryan Station 3. Murphy, Dixie Heights Paul Blazer 6 5. Pitman, Knox Central 4. McKay, Daviess Co. Owensboro 5 Distance—6' 9 1/2" 5. Whitt. Tates Creek Tates Creek 5 Maves set a state record in this Time—4:22.7 Hopkinsville 4 event with his height of 6' 9 1/2". ... Laurel Co. 4 Two Mile Run Grayson Co. - 4 Pole Vault— Clay .. 4 1. Khouri, Paducah Tilghman Henry 1. Marshall. Woodford Co. __ 3 2. Mills, Daviess Co. Boyd County 2. Quisenberry, Daviess Co. Marion 3 3. Cornelius, Pulaski Co. County — 3. Bell. Marion Co. Dixie Heights 3 4. Camm. Newport Catholic — 4. Mason, Bryan Station Mason County 3 5. Cummins, Covington Catholic 5. Derickson. Laurel Co. Newport Catholic __ 3 Time— 9:52.4 Distance— 13'0 Pulaski County .. 3 Lincoln County 2 120 Yard Hurdles— Long Jump Highlands -- ..2 1. Reese, Christian Co. 1. Murch. Henderson Co. Holmes __ 2 2. Boulware, North Hardin 2. Bryant, Bowling Green Franklin Simpson --. 3. Dartez. Owensboro 3. Scott. Mason Co. Knox Central 4. March. Lafayette 4. March, Lafayette Campbell County — 5. Braid. Franklin-Simpson 5. McCubbin. Grayson Co. Madisonville - 21' Time— 14.3 Distance— 10" Covington Catholic - —

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$1.00 Per Year VOL. XL—No. 1 AUGUST, 1977 Mitchell, where he soon started football from IN MEMORIAM scratch and led that small school to respectable competition among the schools of the Northern Kentucky Athletic Conference. "Mac" continued to instruct young men in the art of officiating and represented the Kentucky High School Athletic Association at clinics held throughout the State for nineteen years. From his role as teacher and leader, he ad- vanced in the field of administration from Coach to Athletic Director, to Principal, and finished up his educational career and retired just a few years ago as Superintendent of the Beechwood School System. Not liking total retirement, he was continuing to lead in the field of education and had taken a part-time position as Director of a Practicum Experience in Teaching Training with Northern Kentucky State University. "Mac" is survied by his wife. Vestal Mackie, formerly of Mt. Sterling, and two sons: Edgar, Executive Director of the Red Cross of Alliance, Ohio; and Lou, a Baptist Minister of Worthington, Ohio. To commemorate and honor Coach McNabb's leadership in school activities, the football sta- dium of Beechwood High School is now named McNabb Field and a Scholarship Fund is being developed at Beechwood in his name. Edgar McNabb "Mac" has many friends all over the State and never made an enemy. He will be missed, but "A country boy who made it out and made good" not forgotten. The passing of Edgar McNabb unexpectedly Tebay Rose, Superintendent on May 4, 1977, brought shock and a great loss Ludlow City Schools to athletics throughout the State of Kentucky. Ludlow, Kentucky "Mac", born and reared in the southern section of Montgomery and Powell Counties, Ken- tucky, attended the Montgomery County High MINUTES OF BOARD MEETING School where he had his first taste of school athletics under Coach "Pap" Currie. The Board of Control of the Kentucky High School Athletic Association met at the K.H.S.A.A. From that beginning, he went to Morehead, office on Friday afternoon. May 20. 1977. The where Coach Downing left a great influence on meeting was called to order by President George his life and probably encouraged "Mac" to be- Sauer, Jr., at 1:00 p.m. Present were board come a teacher and coach. After a heroic four members Story, Barriger, Eldon with Ray Denval years, he started in professional baseball Davidson, Joseph McPherson, Norman Passmore, the New York Yankees as a pitcher. New York C. W. Jones, Paul Trimble, Commissioner Tom was just too big at that early age so "Mac" Mills, Assistant Commissioners Dianne Caines, headed back home to Kentucky and started his Louis Stout, and Billy Wise. Mr. Conley Manning teaching and coaching life at Raceland High was present representing the State Department School in Greenup County, Kentucky. He soon of Education, and Mr. Darrell Wells represented brought renown to the Raceland Rambles and, the State School Board Association. The invo- after some six or seven years, was called to cation was given by Norman Passmore. succeed Homer Jackson, who had left Bellevue. Joe McPherson moved, seconded by C. W. Kentucky, for the big Male High School job. Jones, that the reading minutes of the "Mac", building on Homer Jackson's foundation, of the last meeting be waived since members of the kept the "Tigers" of Bellevue at the top of the Board had received copies of these minutes. The Little Eight Conference. motion passed unanimously. McNabb started officiating basketball and foot- Mr. Mills requested that the Board consider ball all, over the State and, with his winning setting a financial allowance for those schools smile, and fairness of his decisions, he was soon participating in the Girls State Basketball Tourna- known as an outstanding student of the game, so ment. Following a financial report on the Tourna- much so, that he was selected to work the Sweet ment, Norman Passmore moved, seconded by Sixteen State Tournament for about ten con- Eldon Davidson, that each participating school secutive years. receive an allowance of $200.00. All members After five years at Bellevue, "Mac" resigned voted aye. and accepted the position of Head Football Coach Following a discussion of the eligiblity status at Owensboro High School. However, not wishing of Randy Crum of Dilce Combs High School. to move his family, he resigned the Owensboro Norman Passmore moved, seconded by Paul offer and took a one-year position at Ludlow. At Trimble, that the Commissioner investigate the the end of that year, he was asked to become case further and then rule on the case based Head Coach of the Beechwood School at Ft. (Continued on Page Two) Page Two THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR AUGUST, 1977

AUGUST, 1977 VOL. XL—NO. 1 SABRE 1. Greg Doyle (Tates Creek); 2. Rick Gaunt Published monthly, except June and July, by the Kentucky High School Athletic Association (Ballard); 3. Chris Tanner (Ft. Knox); 4. Peter Office of Publication, 560 E. Cooper Dr., P. O. Box 7502, Naake (Seneca). Lexington. Ky. 40502 Girls' Team Finish Second class postage paid at Lexington, Kentucky 1. Central 19; 2. Sacred Heart, 8; 3. Seneca, 7; provided Acceptance for mailing at special rate of postage 4. Atherton, 6; 5. Ft. Knox, 5. for in Section 1103. Act of October 3, 1917, authorized FOIL May 3, 192S. Publication No. 293080. Editor . — TOM MILLS 1. Karen Brown (Central); 2. Bev Ford (Cen- Assistant Editor JEAN BATSEL tral); 3. Elizabeth Long (Sacred Heart); 4. Natalia Assistant Editor DIANNE H. CAINES Pinto (Seneca): 5. Lee (Atherton); 6. Toressa Assistant Editor __ LOUIS STOUT Ham Assistant Editor __ .. BILLY V. WISE Lefebvre (Ft. Knox). Lexington, Kentucky BOARD OF CONTROL BOARD MINUTES President Rav Storv (1974-1978) Radcliff Vice-Pres. Norman Passmore (1976-1980) Lexington (Continued from Page One) Directors _ Denval Barriger (1975-1979), Bowling Green; upon his findings. The motion carried unanimous- Zeb Blankenship (1977-1981), Nicholasville; Jack Burkich ly. (1976-1980), Whitesburg; Joseph McPherson (1976-1980), Louisville; Glendon Ravenscrafl (1976-1979), Alexandria; After hearing the facts in the case of Bobby George Sauer (1974-1978), Louisville; Paul Trimble (1976- Henry, a student at Newport High School, Denval 1980) .Painlsville. Conley Manning, State Dept. of Educa- Barriger made the motion, seconded by Eldon tion representative. Davidson, that By Law 6, Section 1, Transfer Subscription Rate S1.00 per year Rule, not be waived in this case. All members voted aye. z^fco/K fAe <%>/>o/n/ne44eo/ie/' 4 Eldon Davidson made the motion that a plaque be presented to Mr. Clifford B. Fagan for dis^ tinguished service to the State of Kentucky while Football Assigning Secretaries— 1977-78 serving as Executive Secretary of the National Federation of State High School Associations. The names and addresses of the assigning sec- Paul Trimble seconded the motion, and it passed retaries, with the residence and business phone unanimously. Mr. Fagan will retire as Executive numbers (business numbers given first) are as Secretary 1, follows: on September 1977. Billy V. Wise presented the 1977-78 Activities West. Ky. Conf., Joe Russell. Box 213, Russell- Calendar to the Board for consideration. Follow- ville', Ky. 42276, 502-726-6983. 502-726-9531 ing a discussion of the dates and locations of the Big 8, Harold L. Mischel, 414 Clay Street, Owens- various events, the calendar approved. boro, Ky. 42301. 502-683-4083, 502-684-6441 was Mid Kentucky, Jack Goodman, 514 Springdale, The Board of Control held the election of officers for 1977-78. Story Norman Pass- Brandenburg, Ky. 40108, 502-422-2072, 502-422- Ray and Vice- 2969 more were elected to serve as President and President of the Board of Control, respectively, Kentuckiana, Karl F. Scl.mitt, 710 E. Walnut, by a unanimous vote. Louisville, Ky. 40202, 502-458-9065, 502-584- Chairman Eldon Davidson presented the State 8269; Curt Davis, 1119 E. Burnett St., Louis- Committee Report. The following recommenda- ville. Ky., 502-637-7383, 502-566-4471 tions were presented for consideration by the North Ky., Dan L. Sullivan, 132 Connelly Dr., Ft. Board: Thomas, Ky. 41075, 606-331-7037, 606-491-1125 1. Allow to each member of the K.H.S.A.A. C.K.F.O.A., Shirley Watts, 228 St. Ann Dr., Lex- staff not less than twelve (12) days of sick leave ington, Ky. 40502, 606-266-1749, 606-255-0835 each year, without deduction of salary. Days of 13th Region, Ray Canadv. Box 244, Barbourville, sick leave not taken during year shall ac- Ky. 40906, 606-546-4765, 606-546-5624 any cumulate without limitation. Three days per year 14th Region, Ed Madden, Pippa Passes, Ky. 41844, 606-368-2753, 606-785-3153 may be used as emergency leave. (Based upon KRS 161, 155-Sick Leave for Teachers.) 15th Region, Ronnie Thompson, Box 135, Raccoon, 2. Allow each of the K.H.S.A.A. staff Ky. 41557, 606-432-1942, 606-437-6361 member two weeks paid vacation per year. After they No. East Ky., Frank Firestine, 224 Cardinal Road, have been employed by the K.H.S.A.A. for five Rus sell, Ky. 41169, 606-836-5120, 606-836-8822 years, they shall be allowed three weeks vacation per year. State Fencing Championship Results 3. The Board of Control shall set salaries of all Fort Knox High School placed first in the new certified personnel at the time of employ- team's finish of the State Fencing Championship ment, based upon position and assigned duties. with Greg Doyle. Tates Creek High School, cap- Annual salary increases thereafter shall be the turing first in all three boy's events. amount approved for certified personnel through Central High School was first place in the the State Department of Education per classroom girls' championship. unit. Following are the results: 4. Adopt a salary schedule for non-certified Boys' Team Finish personnel based upon years of experience. 1. Ft. Knox, 20; 2. Tates Creek, 18; 3. Ballard, Following a lengthy discussion, Denval Bar- 15; 4. Doss, 11; 5. Seneca 1. riger moved, seconded by Joe McPherson, that FOIL the recommendations of the Committee be adopt- 1. Greg Doyle (Tates Creek); 2. Gaylin Gates ed. The motion passed unanimously. (Ft. Knox); 3, Jim Poole (Doss); 4, Rick Gaunt Paul Trimble moved, seconded by Denval (Ballard); 5. John Dunlev (Ft. Knox); 6. John Barriger, that all bills of the Association beginn- Grady (Ballard). ing April 1, 1977, and ending April 30. 1977, be EPEE allowed. The motion was carried unanimously. 1. Greg Doyle (Tales Creek); 2. Jim Poole The meeting of the next scheduled meeting (Doss); 3. Chris Tanner (Ft. Knox); 4. Gaylin of the Board of Control was scheduled for Friday, Gates (Ft. Knox); 5. Curt Johnson (Elizabeth- July 29, 1977, at Kenlake State Park. town); 6. Rick Gaunt (Ballard); 7. Charlie Hay- There being no further business, the meeting vood (Tates Creek). was adjourned. — — — — — —

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(Left to Right) Front Row: Toressa Lofebvre, Coach Ms. Dale Gates. Second Row: Byron Jones, Gaylin Gales, Mason Kington, Ragen Van Pietersom, Chris Tanner, John Dunley. (Left to Right) Karen Brown and Beverly Ford.

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Louisville, Kentucky — May 21, 1977 Ballard High School Track Team — K.H.S.A.A. Champion

60 Yard Hurdles— 880 Yard Run High Jump 1. Kimbrough, Pleasure Ridge Park 1. Jaggers. Butler 1. Wagemaker, Ballard 2. Kopatz, Doss 2. Owings. Butler 2. Donahue. Holv Rosarv 3. Warren, Male 3. Martin. J., Waggener 3. Kissell. Presentation 4. Eubanks. Eastern 4. Jones. Pleasure Ridge Park 4. Hedges. Western 5. Handley. Ballard 5. Hartlage. Moore 5. Thompson. Jeffersontown Time—8.3 Time--2:19.3 Distance D' 1" 110 Yard Hurdles— 440 Yard Relay— Long Jump 1. Kimbrough, Pleasure Ridge Park 1. Ballard 1. Handlev. Ballard 2. Kopatz, Doss 2. Pleasure Ridge Park 2. Walker, Iroquois 3. Riede, Warren 3. Iroquois 3. Sipes. Western 4. Warren, Male 4. Southern 4. McCov. Atherton 5. Stitner. Atherton 5. Jeffersontown 5. Fink. Thomas Jefferson Tune—15.2 Time—50.8 Distance— 16' 9 1/2" Mile Run 880 Yard Relay—

I 1. Jones, Pleasure Ridee Park . Jeffersontown Shot Put— 2. Jaegers, Butler 2. Male 1. Hampton. Iroquo is 3. Martin, Waggener 3. Iroquois 2. Maggard, Butler 4. Owings. Butler 4. Doss 5. Kiefer, Waggener 5 Sacred Heart 4. Miller. Moore Time—5:03.6 Time--1:46.5 5. Roberts. Male Distance—39' 11 1/4" 100 Yard Dash— Mile Relay— 1. Storm. Ballard 1 . Western 2. Martin. G.. Thomas Jefferson 2. Jeffersontown 3. Richards, Western 3. Waggener TOTAL POINTS 4. Martin, V.. Iroquois 4. Southern 5. Porter, Manual 5. Male Ballard - - 31 Time— 11.3 Time—4:07.8 Pleasure Ridge Park .. — 28 Butler __ - _ — 26 220 Yard Dash— 880 Yard Medley Relay— Western . _ __ . _ 25 Doss - — 20 1. Richards, 1. Western Southern 20 2. Saurer. Jeffersontown 2. Pleasure Ridge Park Jeffersontown 16 3. Storm, Ballard 3. Ballard Waggener -- — — 16 4. Martin. V., Iroquois 4. Doss Male — 12 5. Martin. G.. Thomas Jefferson 5. Male Southern _ — _ - -- 12 Time—26.0 Time--1:51.9 _ 7 Thomas Jefferson __ __ 6 440 Yard Dash— Discus 6 1. Lowery. Westport 1. Maggard. Butler 5 2. Richards. Western 2. Miller. Moore — 3 3. Dobiesz. Waggener 3. Potts. Doss — 3 4. Fontana. Southern 4. Geiger, Doss 2 5. Brutscher. Western 5. Wise. Holv Rosarv Manual — - _- 1 Time—57.2 Distance 125' 0" Sacred Heart ._ ._ 1 Page Four THE LKENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR AUGUST, 1977 KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSTl Tennis: Mileage & Local Entertainment 1,245.77 PERIOD FROM JULY 1. 1976, TO JUNE 30, 1977 Trophies & Balls 5.000.80 Expenses — Tournament STATEMENT OF Managers 330.00 6,576.57 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS Track: (These figures have been certified and we have a report Regional Expense ______1,211.74 on file in our office.) Trophies 8t Awards . 10.385.31 RECEIPTS: Slate Committee Expense 150.00 Officials (State Meets) 2.166.29 Balance in checking account July 1. 1976 __ S 42.475.59 Mileage & Local Entertainment 9.870.82 Annual Dues: 312 (a> S3.00 S 936.00 New Equipment 111.00 Official 25,340.00 Dues — Printing 98.50 (Football 723. Basketball 1539. Ticket Sellers & Takers 194.20 Baseball 596, Wrestling 75) Miscellaneous Expense 1.081.92 Grant — Kentucky H. S. Coaches Security (State Meets) __ _ 448.87 Ass'n 1.000.00 Redeposits (bad checks made good) 15.00 Baseball: Advertising (Magazine & Directory) 2,880.00 State Committee Expense 120.20 Sale of Publications 1,426.92 Trophies & Awards 4.158.65 Matured — Certificate of Deposit — 450.000.00 Baseballs (Stale Tourn.) __ _ 108.00 Interest — Certificates of Deposit _. 4,524.69 Transportation (State Tourn.) 284.60 Transferred — Boys' State Basketball Meals (State Tourn.) _ 1,233.00 Tournament Account 210,139.07 Lodging (State Tourn.) 567.00 Transferred — Girls' State Basketball Ticket Sellers & Takers Tournament Account 40,000.00 (State Tourn.) __ __ .. . 60.00 Refunds 7,142.52 Scorer (Stale Tourn.) 75.00 Receipts — State Baseball Tournament 2,014.50 Umpires (Slate Tourn.) 695.35 Football Playoffs: Classes A, AA, Groundsmen (State Tourn.) 105.00 7.406.80 AAA. & AAAA Ticket Sales 42.366.00 Cross Counlry: Wrestling — Stale Tournament Mileage & Local Entertainment Receipts 5,815.50 Trophies & Awards Track — State Meet Receipts Expenses — Regional Meets (Classes A. AA, AAA) __ 5,908.00 Expenses — State Meets 8,057.88 Swimming — State Meet Receipts 1.324.00 Football Playoffs: Gymnastics — State Meet Receipts 430.50 801,262.70 Printing 151.33 Total Receipts. _. S843.738.29 Trophies & Awards . 1,377.60 DISBURSEMENTS: Transportation 1.256.20 Board of Control Expense _ $ 10,094.11 Lodging . 1,330.00 Commissioner's Salary (Base Sal. S27.000) 19,645.68 Meals .. 2,888.00 Expense — Commissioner's Office 1.124.53 Field Rentals & Add. Labor ... 9,075.00 Ass't Commissioners' Salaries Officials 1,089.00 (Base Sal. S58.500) 37.384.96 Ticket Sellers & Takers 488.00 P. A. 70.00 Travel Expense — Ass't. Commissioners _. 3,550.65 & Scoreboard Secretarial Salaries 16.365.63 Insurance 230.00 Janitorial Service -- 2.266.86 Footballs _ 209.15 Postage 6,439.00 Incidental Expenses — Office Supplies — 1,772.10 Board Grant __ 6,400.00 Janitorial Supplies 231.83 Press Box Expenses 40.00 Insurance __ 3.589.30 Special Police 40.00 Equipment Repairs & Service Contracts 1,077.61 Honorarium 8c Expenses — Blue Cross. Blue Shield 3.422.91 Game Mgrs. 303.66 Building Repairs & Ground Maintenance 446.84 Ambulance Service 8t 1st Aid 120.00 Utilities _ 3,995.89 Miscellaneous Expenses 100.00 25.167.94 Telephone and Telegraph __ 5.072.20 Rifle Marksmanship: Printing __ 9,396.67 Mileage & Local Entertainment _ 281.40 Purchase of Publications 8,654.85 Trophies & Awards 92.20 Delegates to Natl Fed. Meetings 5,783.64 Officials - 35.00 Legal Services — 15,444.15 Miscellaneous Expenses 60.00 468.60 National Federation Dues 286.93 Wrestling: Film Rental __ 347.00 Expenses Stale Committee 1.162.44 1.000.00 Audit __ __ — Trophies 8t Awards __ 781.70 Refunds 806.07 Officials 1.760.40 Bad Checks 117.00 Mileage & Local Entertainment _ 2,198.36 Appropriation to Ky. H.S. Ath. Directors 300.00 Printing 125.00 Taxes and Withholdings: Rentals (Stale Tourn.) __ 412.00 Federal Income Tax Withheld S 18,111.50 Custodial Services (State Tourn.) 250.00 Social Security 10.033.96 Police (State Tourn.) 302.75 City License Fee 2,252.49 Miscellaneous Expenses 518.86 State Income Tax __ 3.857.13 Ticket Sellers & Takers Slate Sales Tax 2,778.85 (State Tourn.) 165.00 7.676.51 Insurance Premium — Stout 600.00 Soccer: State Unemployment Tax __ __ 951.79 Expenses — State Meet (1975-76) 130.00 Teachers' Retirement — Gymnastics: Deduction — 7,161.49 Expenses — State Committee 138.20 Teachers' Retirement — Trophies 8t Awards 428.67 18,146.45 63,993.66 Employment Contribution __ Officials (State Meets) 641.00 Catastrophic Insurance - 10.500.00 Mileage & Local Entertainment _ 562.83 Certificates of Deposits 450.000.00 Miscellaneous Expense 89.89 Magazine: Regional Meet Expenses __ 318.61 2.179.20 Printing & Engraving __ 10,244.50 Fencing: Mailing 500.00 10,744.50 Trophies & Awards 150.48 Officials' Division: Expenses — State Tournament 54.52 205.00 State Clinic Expenses 2.708.44 Total Disbursements _S804.019.66 Liability Insurance 7.836.00 Receipts _S843.738.29 Assigning Sec'y Meetings 1,478.64 Disbursements _ 804,019.66 Officials' Emblems 409.59 12,432.67 Swimming: Cash Balance S 39.718.63 State Committee Expense 897.83 BANK RECONCILEMENT: Trophies and Awards 842.85 Balance per bank statement, June 30. 1977 _S 47,077.71 Officials (Stale Meets) 770.00 Less Outstanding Checks: Mileage & Local Entertainment No. 2116 -S 9.00 (State Meets) 3,601.79 No. 2167 6.72 Pool Rental & Add. Services 1.200.00 No. 2708 29.00 Ticket Sellers & Takers No. 3078 12.55 (State Meets) 31.00 No. 3198 50.00 No. 3238 52.00 Golf: Entertainment No. 3324 39.00 Mileage & Local No. 3350 14.76 Trophies & Awards No. 3352 78.00 Regional Tournament Expense No. 3418 20.00 Slate Tournament Expense No. 34 .4 7.50 Miscellaneous Expense — -- 6.801.80 No. 3466 28.40 $

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No. 3471 __ __ 39.00 Transfer of Funds — Amount transferred lo No. 3487 __ 11.40 K.H.S.A.A. as Tournament Profit $ 40,000 No. 3494 . ... _ 18.90 Balance per bank statement, June 30, 1977 __ 10 No. 3579 24.80 Less outstanding checks: No. 391 $10.00 10 49.60 No. 3581 True Balance June 30, 1977 __ No. 3582 .. _ — 37.20 1976-77 No. 3584 .. .. 52.00 KJLS.AA RETIREMENT No. 3587 .. 37.20 TRUST FUND No. 3596 .. 37.20 RECEIPTS: No. 3598 — 63.60 Balance July 1, 1976 . $ 10,087 18 No. 3617 _ _ 104.95 Interest received — Certificates of Deposit 3,154 34 No. 3651 .. 94.64 $ 13,241.52 No. 3652 . . 23.50 Total Receipts __ No. 3655 .. 448.87 DISBURSEMENTS: No. 3662 — 140.00 Retirement Payments 6,750 00 No. 3665 __ ... _ 5.523.00 Cash Balance $ 6/491.52 No. __ 306.29 7,359.08 3666 K.H.S.A.A. ASSETS: __ $ 39,718.63 e Bank Balance June 30, 1977 Cash Balance — 1st Security National Bank & Trust Company S 39,718 63 1977 BOYS' STATE BASKETBALL Savings Certificate — 1st Security National Bank 8t Trust Company — 100,000 00 TOURNAMENT Savings Certificate — 1st Security National RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS Bank & Trust Company 50,000 oo Total Funds on Hand. June 30, 1977 $189,718.63 RECEIPTS: Estimated Value of K.H.S.A.A. Building Ticket Sales __ 5284,264.00 and Equipment 417,577 25 Radio Fees 8.708.00 Total K.H.S.A A. Assets — — $607,295.88 Television Fee 3,500.00 K.H.S.A.A. ASSETS: Profil on Program 1,587.61 RETIREMENT FUND Postage 621.25 Cash Balance — 1st Security National Refund 739.54 Bank & Trust Company -_ $ 6.491.52 of — Certificate of Deposit 20.000.00 Redeposit _ _ 66.00 S299.486.40 Bank Commerce Centra! Bank & Trust Co. — Certificates -_ 12,000.00 DISBURSEMENTS: 1st Federal S. & L. Ass'n — ertificales 10,000.00 Printing 2,737.75 1st Federal S & L. Ass'n — Certificates 5,000.00 Trophies and Awards 933.34 1st Security Nat'l Bank 8r Trust Co. — Postage 35.55 Savings Account .. — 32,066.88 Refunds 128.00 Total Retirement Fund Assets $ 85,558.40 Insurance 2.206.00 Incidental Expenses (16} Teams 8,000.00 Transportation 1,981.35 Lodging 12.595.64 Meals 16.102.15 Middlesboro High School Golf Team Coliseum Rental 14,515.00 Officials Fees and Expenses 2.769.15 Scorers and Timers __ 967.60 Boys' Champion Shot Chart Keepers & Statisticians 745.00 Ushers 6,240.00 Middlesboro High School Golf team won Ticket Sellers, Takers & Guards . 8,437.29 The P. A. Announcers 390.00 the 1977 State Tournament for Boys, held at the Telephone & Telegraph 139.06 Anderson Golf Course, Fort Knox, on May 17-18. Towel Service 270.00 School, the Additional Clerical Help __ __ 110.00 Jim Vincent, Owensboro High won Milk Bar Expenses 79.90 Boys' State Individual Golf Tournament held on Miscellaneous Expenses — May 24-25. Tournament Manager 127.40 Hon. & Exp. — Ass't Tour. Mgrs. 2,874.25 Scores of the leading teams were: Middlesboro Bad Checks _ 66.00 616, Lone Oak 622, Clark County 627. Covington Soloist __ ___ 20 00 628, Owensboro 630, State Sales Tax 6,558.90 Catholic 628, Mason County Hospitality Room Expenses 168.00 S 89,197.33 Trinity 631, Henry Clay 632, Madison ville 636, Transfer of funds — Amount Transferred to Madison Central 640, Butler 650. Ashland 652. K.H.S.A.A. as Tournament Profit __ _S210.139.07 Individual scores of some of the tournament Balance per bank statement June 30, 1977 210.00 Less Outstanding Check: leaders were: No. 100 ._ S60.00 60.00 144—Vincent (Owensboro) True Bank Balance June 30, 1977 .. _ .... 150.00 146—Beard (Trinity), Creason (Mayfield), Peter- son (Marion Co.) 1977 GIRLS' STATE BASKETBALL 147—Dunn (Middlesboro) TOURNAMENT 148Bickel (Bellevue), Mudd (Butler), Brizen- RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS dine (Franklin-Simpson) RECEIPTS: 149—Rose (Lafayette), Sullivan (Murray), Grid- er Ticket Sales S 75,304.00 (Washington Co.) Radio Fees 360.00 150—Myers (Model), Schulz (Ballard), Lenahan Profit on Programs 855.05 (Trinity) Postage 22.00 151 (Moore), Bailey (Barren Co.), Par- Redeposit ... 348.00 —Barger Refund __ _. _. 386.41 S 77,275.46 son (Madisonville), Stepens (Madison Central), DISBURSEMENTS: Macke (Covington Catholic), Overstreet (Apollo) Printing . . 1.126.00 152—Leake (Marion Co.) Trophies & Awards — . ._ 884.34

Postage ._ . 35.95 Anne Rush of Tompkinsville High School won Incidental Expenses (16) Teams 3,200.00 the Girls' Golf Tournament held at the Princeton Transportation _ 1,599.45 Golf 17-18. Lodging 7,284.41 Course on May Meals 11,781.25 Individual scores of some of the tournament Coliseum _ Rental . 2.000.00 leaders Officials Fees and Expenses 2.220.30 were: Scorers and Timers . 340.90 147—Rush (Tompkinsville) Ushers 180.00 155—Baird (Ky. Country Day) Ticket Sellers, Takers & Guards 2,404.25 P. A. Announcers 202.00 156—Lyle (Fern Creek) Telephone 8i Telegraph 20.00 159—Freeman (Ballard) Towel Service - - .. . 114.70 161—May (Glasgow) Miscellaneous — Expenses 162—Zembrodt (Notre Dame) Tournament Manager _ 108.00 Hon. & Exp. — Ass't Tour. Mgrs. 1.599.52 163—Bohannan (Tates Creek) Bad Checks . 348.00 164—Roden (Collegiate), Kernohan (Bowling State Sales Tax . . 1,826.39 S 37.275.46 Green), Miller (Caldwell Co.) — — — —— —

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University of Kentucky Sportscenler, Lexington, May 21, 1977 Harrodsburg High School Track Team — K.H.S.A.A. Champion

(Left to Right) Front Row: Rhonda Boyd, Jane Spahn, Becky Sadler, Cheryl Sheperson, Kim Munday. Back Row: Mgr. Lynda Buck, Bobbie Jo Yeast, Debbie Helton, Lee Nevius, Andrea Johnson, Coach Alvis Johnson.

60 Yard Hurdles— 440 Yard Relay— Long Jump 1. Luthy, Bellevue Madison 1. Boyd, Harrodsburg 2. Co. Wavcaster, Hickman Todd Central 2. Deaton, Green Co. 3. Catholic Russellville Lynch, Lex. 3. Bowman. Burgin 4. Lake. Raceland Henry County 4. Newton. Bethlehem 5. Grundy, Bardstown Burgin 5. Collins, Augusta Time— 8.6 Time— 51.5 Distance- 16' 9-5i' 110 Yard Hurdles— 880 Yard Relay— 1. Grinter, Olmstead 1. Bellevue 2. Stinnett, Mercer Co. 2. Madison :i. Luthy. Bellevue 3 Russellville 4. Lynch, Lex. Catholic 4. Providence 5. Wavcaster. Hickman Co. 5. Burgin Time- Time— 1:48.2

100 Yard Dash— 880 Yard Medley Relay— TOTAL POINTS 1. Boyd. Harrodsburg 1. Madison 2. Kemp. Madison 2. Paris 24 3. Price, Henrv Co. 3. Burgin Harrodsburg

- 21 4. Pavne. Todd Central 4. Russell Co. Bellevue — 5. 20 Heller. Lex. Catholic 5. Ft. Campbell Richmond Madison Time— 11.2 Time- 1:52.7 Todd County — — 12 Lexington Catholic 12 220 Paris -- -- — 12 Yard Dash— Mile Relay— Fort Campbell -- 11 1. Bovd. Harrodsburg 1. Dayton Dayton __ __ -- 10 2. Klare. Bellevue 2. Fort "Campbell Owen County 10 3. Price, Co. Henry 3. Harrodsburg Burgin — 8 4. Paris Crooks. 4. Providence Henry County __ 8 5. Norman, Providence 5. Lex. Catholic St. Henry — 6'/2 Time—25.8 Time—4:13.3 Webster Co. 6 Providence -_ 6 440 Yard Run— Shot Put Russellville 6 Olmsfead . - --- 6 Crooks, Paris 1. Holz, St. Henry Jenkins -_ _ ... -- 6 Tuerpe, Davton 2. Madison Model McCloud. Hickman County 5 Kirby. Trigg Co. 3. Yeast. Harrodsburg Raceland __ — 5 Hushes. Somerset 4. Zackary. Webster Co. Green County 4 Torrence. Auburn 5. Oakley. Providence .. 4 Time— 59.3 Distance 38' 3" Richmond Model — — Mercer County __ 4 Menifee County — „ 4 880 Yard Run Discus Dilce Combs 3 1. Porter. Owen Co. 1. Ware. Todd Central McLean County __ 3 2. Walker. Menifee Co. 2. Zachary, Webster Co. Trigg County ._ 3 3. Corum, N. Bullitt 3. Cummings. McLean Co. North Bullitt — 3 4. Kerney. Fulton City 4. Jackson. Frankfort Carlisle County 3 5. Besten. Lex. Catholic 5. Stevens, Raceland Bethlehem __ -- 2 Time—2:26.6 Distance - 115' 11' Russell County 2 Frankfort __ __ — — 2 Mile Run High Jump Somerset 2 1. Hood. Ft. Campbell Revis. Jenkins Augusta __ 1 2. Porter. Owen Co. Warren. Lex. Catholic Bardstown 1 3. Farler. Dilce Combs Terry, Carlisle County Ludlow __ 1 4. Clark. Raceland Luthy, Bellevue Auburn 1 5. Stander. Ludlow Linneman, St. Henry Fulton __ .. l 5' A Time—5:23.5 Height— Washington County Vi — —— — — —

THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR AUGUST, 1977 Page Seven KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL TRACK MEET — CLASS A BOYS

Universily of Kentucky Sportscenter, Lexington, May 21, 1977 Bardslown High School Track Team — K.H.S.A.A. Champion

(Left to Right) First Row: Warren Downs, Timmy Downs, Jeff Hickman, Jeff Phillips. Second Row: Frankie Hibbs, John Knott, Greg Hickman, Sammy Samuels, Carlton Allen, Jimmy Phillips. David Kimberland.

100 Yard Dash— 180 Yard Low Hurdles- Triple Jump 1. Dean. Madison 1. Jones, Bath Co. 1. Kimberland. Bardstown 2. Meaux. Harrodsburg 2. Summerlin, Sayre 2. Hickman. Bardstown 3. Syndor, Russellville 3. Turner. Madison 3. Ahrens, Bellevue 4. Alexander. Trigg Co. 4 Phillips, Bardstown 4. Buchanan. Ballard Memorial 5. Dawahare, Sayre 5. Clark. Lewisburg 5. Garrard. Paris Time— 10.0 Time—21.0 Distance—46' 5" 220 Yard Dash— 880 Yard Relay- Discus 1. Meaux, Harrodsburg 1. Madison 1. Walter. Webster Co. 2. Dean, Madison 2. Trigg Co. 2. Cole. Todd Central 3. Syndor. Russellville 3. Murray 3. Miller Carroll Co. 4. Dawahare. Sayre 4. Somerset 4. Chase. Corbin 5. Hardin. Bellevue 5. Owen County 5. Dungan, Somerset Time—22.6 Time— 1:31.9 Distance— 135' 10 1/2" 440 Yard Dash— Mile Relay- 1. Mounce, Somerset 1. Bardstown 2. Simons, Fleming Co. 2. Bellevue 3. Allen, Bardstown 3. Lexington Catholic TOTAL POINTS 4. Woods. Paris 4. Somerset 5. Crowder, Allen Co. 5. Paris Time—51.2 Time—3:31.1 Bardstown — 29 Richmond Madison 22 880 Yard Dash Shot Put— Harrodsburg __ 19 1. Narramore. Jenkins 1. Chirm, Williamsburg Bellevue .- — 19 2. Heise. Bellevue 2. Lane. Murray Russellville 16 3. Burgin. Harrodsburg 3. Doersam. Ludlow Murray .___ 16 4. Jacobs. Paris 4. Chase. Corbin Webster County 16 5. Back. Univer. Breckinridge 5. Smith. Nicholas Jenkins 16 Time— 1 :59.9 Distance—48' 6" Lexington Sayre -- 15

University Breckinridge . 13 12 Mile Run High Jump Somerset __ . Ft. Campbell 6 1. Raines. Univer. Breckinridge 1. May. Harrodsburg Trigg Co. 6 2. Narramore, Jenkins 2. Richardson. Murray 3. Heise, Bellevue 3 Rose. Fulton City Paris ._ 6 Bath Co. _ 6 4. Bach. Univer. Breckinridge 4. Williamson, Russellville — Co. 4 5. Shuman. Lexington Catholic 5. Kappas. Bishop Brossart Edmonson Time—4:22.7 Distance—6' 3" Todd County 4 Central 4 Two Mile Run Lewisburg „ _ 4 Pole Vault— Lex. Catholic 4 1. Narramore. Jenkins Boedal. Ft. Campbell Fleming County ._ 4 2. Raines. Univer. Breckinridge Turner. Edmondson Co. Corbin 3 3. Kiser. West Carter McHugh, Murray Carroll County 3 4. Jareckv. Sayre „ Cramer. Bellevue Fulton City .— 3 5. Schauffus. Bellevue Kirkoatrick. Metcalf Co. Williamsburg 3 Time—9:50.0 Height— 12' 6" Ludlow 3 West Carter -- — 3 120 Yard Hurdles— Long Jump Ballard Memorial __ 2 1. Summerlin, Sayre 1. Hickman. Bardstown Nicholas County 2 2. Beard. Russellville 2. Syndor. Russellville Fairview ._ 1 3. Clark, Lewisburg 3. Turner. Madison Metcalfe County .. 1 4. Phillips. Bardstown 4. Skinner. Murray Bishop Brosserl 1 5. Holt. Somerset 5. Hardin, Fairview Owen County .. 1 Time— 15.0 Distance—21' 11 3/4" Allen County 1 — ——— —

Page Eight THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR AUGUST, 1977 KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL TRACK MEET—CLASS AA GIRLS

University of Kentucky Sports Center, Lexington, May 21, 1977 Bryan Station High School Track Team — K.H.S.A.A. Champion

(Left to Right) Front Row: Renee Dixon, Janet Fishback, Hazel Adams, Charlene Hill Angela Gay, Bennyce Hamilton. Second Row: Alvina Jeurelt, Tina Eerans, Stephanie Young, Coach Reba Woodall, Teresa Logan, Valerie Logan, Dedra Fisher, Manager. Third Row: Gloria Snow, Pat Hall, Debbie Williams, Victoria Gay, Vannessa Smith.

60 Yard Hurdles— Mile Run High Jump 1. Logan, Bryan Station 1. Beumel, Apollo 1. Williams. Bryan Station 2. Lynn, Paducah Tilghman 2. Witt. Bourbon County 2. Smiley. Madisonville 3. Hanley, LaRue County 3. Johnson, Apollo 3. Waggoner, Marshall County 4. Young. Bryan Station 4. Straight. Woodford County 4. Ausbun. Paul Blazer 5. Phoenix. Dixie Heights 5. Massie. Hopkinsville 5. Dargo. Warren Central Time—8.1 Time—5:09.0 Height—5' 7 1/4" Williams set a state record in this 440 Yard Relay— event with her height of 5' 7 1/4". 110 Yard Hurdles— 1. Paducah Tilghman 2. Bryan Station 1. Logan. Bryan Station Long Jump 3. Henry Clay 2. Young, Bryan Station 1. Givens. Henderson County 4. Henderson County 3. Lynn, Paducah Tilghman 2. Clark. Paducah Tilghman 5. Warren Central 4. 3. Glore, Paducah Tilghman Phoenix, Dixie Heights Time—48.5 5. Hanley, LaRue 4. Blackburn, Henry Clay Time—14.5 880 Yard Relay— 5. King, North Hardin 17' l. Bryan Station Distance— 3 5/8" 2. Henderson County 100 Yard Dash— 3. Fort Knox 1. Maxwell. Paducah Tilghman 4. Warren Central 2. Gay. Bryan Station 5. Bowline Green -1 TOTAL POINTS 3. Blackburn. Henry Clay Time- :44.5 4. Werner, Apollo 880 5. Watkins, Madisonville Yard Medley Relay— Bryan Station 44 Time—10.9 1 Barren County Paducah Tilghman _. 36 2. Madisonville Henderson County 24 3. North Hardin Apollo — 23 220 Yard Dash— 4. Christian Countv Barren County __ 12 5. Franklin Countv Bowling Green __ . .__ 11 1. Maxwell. Paducah Tilghman Time--1:50.7 Madisonville 10 2. Pinner, Calloway County Henry Clay __ __ 8 3. Carver, Warren Central Mile Relay— Calloway County 8 4. Gay. Bryan Station l. Owensboro Warren Central __ 7 5. Watkins. Madisonville 2. Apollo Owensboro -._ 6 Time—25.0 3. Bowling Green Franklin County . 6 4. Boone Countv Lafayette __ 4 5. Franklin Countv North Hardin .. 4 440 Yard Dash— Time--4:04.1 Bourbon County 4 1. Pendygraft. Barren County Shot Put LaRue County 4 2. Pinner. Calloway County Marshall County 3 l. Haves, Bowling Green 3. Taylor, Jessamine County Newport 3 4. Glore. Paducah Tilghman 2. Fogle. Lafayette Dixie Heights __ . 3 3. Willingham. Henderson 5. Huelette. Conner Jessamine County __ 3 4. Ballew, Apollo Time—58.7 Ft. Knox 3 5. Grundv. Elizabethtc wn Distance--40' 2" Tates Creek _. 2 Paul Blazer 2 880 Yard Run Discus Woodford County 2 1. Beumel. Apollo 1. Willingham. Henderson Countv Christian County __ 2 2. Judge, Franklin County 2. Gay. Bryan Station Boone County 2 3. Jackson, Henderson County 3. Williams. Newport Hopkinsville 1 4. Tyler. Paducah Tilghman 4. Phillips. Tates Creek Conner __ 1 5. Clift, Simon Kenton 5. Haves. Bowling Green Simon Kenlon 1 Time—2:18.9 Distance— 123' 5' Elizabethtown __ 1 — —— —

THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR AUGUST, 1977 Page Nine KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL TRACK MEET - CLASS AAA BOYS

Louisville, Kentucky — May 21, 1977 Valley High School Track Team — K.H.S.A.A. Champion

(Left to High!) Kneeling: B. Lay. Mark Jankowicz, T. Kuhn. D. Skaggs. R. Whalen, K. Lulz, D. Murray; Standing: Coach C Miichell, Ass't Coach B. Renn, C Nazario, F. Simmons, A. Agee, B. Greschel, V. Shaw, Mail Jankowicz, C. Skaggs, G. Denkins, Mgr. L. Sairetl, Mgr. G. Wade.

100 Yard Dash— Mile Hun Pole Vault— 1. Agee. Valley McKey. Southern 1. Elam. Male 2. Gray, Durrett Demic, Doss 2. Wesley. Trinity 3. Crumes, Trinity Willie. Trinity 3. Ray. Stuart 4. Shelburn, Eastern Earley. Waggener 4. Meyers. St. Xavier 5. Smith, Manual Ruark. Moore 5. Meibers. St. Xavier Time—9.6 Time—4:26.3 Distance— 12' 6" Agee tied state record with his time of 9.6. Two Mile Run- Pipkin. Atherton Triple Jump— Demic. Doss 1. Agee. Valley 220 Yard Dash— Hinkle. Stuart 2. Cleasant. Male 1. Agee, Valley Willenbrink. St. Xavier 3. Smith, Trinity 2. Gray. Durrett Carver. Male 4. Trowell, Durrett 3. Crumes, Trinity Time—9:51 5. Fox. Pleasure Ridge Park 4. Trowell. Durrett Distance—46' 11" 5. Reid. Male 880 Yard Relay— 21.7 Time— 1. Durrett 2. Trinity Discus 3. Eastern 1. Greschel. Valley 440 Yard Dash— 4 Manual 2. Katchen, Valley 5. 1. Shelburn. Eastern Central 3. Morton. Jeffersontown 1:28.6 2. Reid. Male Time— 4. Beavens. Male 3. Garnett. Central 5. Simpson. Eastern 157' 7" 4. Keeling, Jeffersontown Mile Relay— Distance— 5. Skaggs. Valley 1. Eastern Time—48.8 2. Jeffersontown 3. Central 4. Valley 120 Yard High 5. Moore Hurdles— Time—3:26.1 1. Simmons. Valley 2 Caulfield. Jeffersontown Shot TOTAL POINTS 3. LaPaille. Pleasure Ridge Park Put 4. Swann. Durrett 1. Wolff, Western 2. Ford. Stuart 5. Simpson. Durrett Valley *0 Time— 14.2 3. Portis. Thomas Jefferson Durrett 31 4. Bowens. Durrett Trinity _. 30 5. Tostricks. Trinity Jeffersontown 20 Distance—51' 3 1/4" 180 Yard Low Hurdles— Male 20 Eastern _. If 1. LaPaille. Pleasure Park Ridge Long Jump Pleasure Ridge Park 10 2. Caulfield. Jeffersontown Agee. Valley Stuart 1° 3. Simmons, VallePy 2. Gray. Durrett St. Xavier 9 4. Simpson, Durrett 3. Caulfield. Jeffersontown Moore • 5. Swann. Durrett 4. Cleasant. Male Time— 19.3 Doss -_ J~ 5. Sommerville, Butler Central Distance—22' 4.75' Atherton * Western _- 880 Yard Run High Jump Iroquois • 1. Edwards. Moore 1. Logsdon, Iroquois Southern ._ — J 2. Hale. Valley 2. Biasi, Trinity Manual * 3. Connell. Trinity 3. Maupin. St. Xavier Thomas Jefferson 3 4. Stolz. Trinity 4. Zahn, Bishop David Waggener __ .. * 5. Cowherd. St. Xavier 5. Trowell, Durrett Bishop David 6' J Time Distance— Butler 1 Page Ten THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR AUGUST, 1977 Forty-Fourth Annual Kentucky High School Tennis Tournament—Boys University of Kentucky — Lexington, Kentucky — June 3. 4, 1977 SINGLES QUARTER- SEMI- FINALS FINALS FINALS M. Purccll-Murray

Purcell T. Morton-Bowling Green (default) Purcell S. Shadowen-Bishop David 6-0; 6-1

J. Watson-R. Model Watson Watson-Richmond Model J. 6-1; 6-1 Johnson-Owensboro J. 7-6; 6-1 Purcell

}. King-Henry Clay I. King-Henry Clay 6-0; 6-1

6-2 T. Vaughn-Lloyd Mem. 6-0; 5-7; Jones W. Jones-Waggener 1 6-2; 6-1 Jtfnes

B. Leasure-Russell 6-4; 6-2

Leasure M. Fones-Franklin-Simpson 3-6; 6-3; 7-6 Pure =11

M. Alvarez-Louis. Trinity 6-2-

C. Nunn-George R. Clark Alvarez

6-1; 6-1 Alvarez T. Clark- Waggener 6-2; 6-1 B. Austin-Murray Clark B. Austin-Murray 7-6; 6-4 D. Randall-Fairdale 6-4; 6-0 Alvarez

S. Pitts-Franklin Co. 6-2; 7-6 S. Pitts-Franklin County Plain B. Lake-Russell 6-1; 6-4 S. Plain-Owensboro 6-0; 6-4 Behr

6-3; 3-6; 6-1 M. Simms-Bellevue Behr

M. Behr-Central 6-2; 6-2

DOUBL ES Lloyd Memorial

Central Central 7-6; 5-7; 6-4 Russell Central

Richmond Model 6-3; 6-4 Bowling Green Rich. Model

Bowling Green 6-4; 6-2 Stuart Ballard 6-4; 6-4 Owensboro 7-6; 2-6; 7-6 Owensboro

| 6-1; 6-4 Ballard Ballard 6-4; 6-2 Ballard

Murray 3-6; 6-3; 7-6 Henry Clay

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Eighteenth Annual Kentucky High School Tennis Tournament—Girls University of Kentucky — Lexington. Kentucky — June 3, 4. 1977 SINGLES QUARTER- SEMI- FINALS FINALS FINALS

W. StodghillAtherton Stodghill Bye

Stodghill M. Schutzman-Notre Dame Schutzman 6-0; 6-0 Bye

Stodghill R. Burke-Murray 6-2; 6-2 Burke Burke

C. Watson-Model 6-2; 6-1 Olins C Olin-Stuart 6-1; 5-7; 3-2 default Dougherty A. Dougherty-Sacred Heart 6-3 Bye Dougherty 6-1;

Dougherty T. Norris-Owensboro Norris Bye 6-0; 6-4

Dougherty D. Moore-Hazard 6-2; 6-2 G. Manship-Caverna Moore

6-4; 6-0 L. Barnum-Ky. Country Day Moore

Bye Barnum ffl 6-4; 6-3

G. Nutter-Paris Ramser Bye Nutter 6-0; 6-0 M. Forman-Somerset Nutter J. Hertzman-Ballard Hertzman 6-3; 6-1 6-3; 6-3 S. Kuhlman-Notre Dame Kuhlman Bye Kuhlman 7-6; 6-1 Kuhlman J. Austin-Murray Austin Bye 6-2; 6-1

J. 0"Bryan-Owensboro Ramser O'Bryan J. Ruppert-Boyd County 6-0; 6-3 5-7; 6-3; 6-3 S. Eggleston-Russellville O'Bryan Eggleston Bye 6-1; 6-1

Ramser C. Simpson-Scott County Bye Simpson 6-0; 6-1 Ramser

Bye 6-0; 6-0 Ramser B. Ramser-Presentation Page Twelve THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR AUGUST, 1977 DOUBLES

SEMI- FINALS FINALS

Sacred Heart Sacred Heart Bye Sacred Heart Glasgow Glasgow 6-2; 6-3 Bye Sacred Heart Danville 6-4; 6-1 Presentation Presentation 6-4; 6-2 Highlands

Highlands 7-6; 6-3; 6-1 Highlands Bye Sacred Heart

Russell 6-3; 4-6; 76 Russell Bye

Central Central Central 6-1; 6-2 Bye Murray

Owensboro 6-0; 6-0 Owensboro Henry Clay Murray Murray Murray 6-2; 6-1 Bye

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