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Nine Games Included On 1926 Gridiron Schedule Of Wildcats
Meet Indiana In Intersedional
SEEN FROM the
Tilt October 9; Florida, V. P. .
Round Out Difficult Schedule PRESS BOX
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By FRANK SMrTII
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The football schedule of the University of Kentucky for next year is
n? which every one should be proud
of. In addition to such old favorites
as Alabama, Washington and Leo,
Tennessee, Mnryville and V. M. I.,
Ihe list contains panics with Florida,
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"Indiana and V. P. I.
This schedule is one of the best
that has ever been arranged for, the
One of the interesting feaWildcats.
tures is the changing of the date of
the unnual classic with Centre College
until the next to the Inst game on the
card. This game will bo played on
November 20 and will be the only
game played here during November
by the Wildcats.
Only one intcrscctional game will
be played and that is with Indinnn.
This team, a member of the Big Ten,
is not as. good as. Chicago and the
Wildcats may be able to earn a victory
to start thb season.
After the Indiana contest, Kentucky
will meet Washington and Leo and
will try to atone for the two consecutive defeats that have been handed theni. Virginia Polytechnic Institute will be the' next foe to invnde
the Wildcats' lair. After these two
home contests, the Murphymon will
journey to Jacksonville to meet the
TR'ACY GIVEN
MENTION
Lcn Tracy has. como into his own!
team
nnnicd given honornblc mention on nn
he hns been
selected by Normnn E. Hrown and released Sunday by lcndinp naprs in Kentucky. Resides this he hns. been given n place at .halfback on the second
team selected by Mr. Brown, who is sports editor of the Central
Press, newspaper syndicate, and one of the lending authorities on American
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sports events.
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Climaxing four years of brilliant performances on Kentucky's football
tennis last Thanksgiving day, Tracy virtually saved the day for the Wildcats
against the shifty Tennessee Volunteers by snngging two passes and bucking
through the line for n total of 18 points, without which Kentucky would have
been totally lost in the deep sea of defeat.
And to say we are sorry to see Lcn lenvo is not saying enough.
Ho has not played in every game, he has not started every game, but
"Flash" Covington did not do that, although he won for himself
a place as one of the best backs to ever set a cleat on a Southern
gridiVon. Coach Fred Murphy had the knack of sending Tracy into
the game at critical moments to stave oflf a touchdown or to make
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one when six pdints meant all the world and Len generally came
up with bis part of the agreement.
Maybe we will have another just as good next year but it is not probable
that we will see a performance as he gave on his last appearance from any
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player in years to come. He was everywhere, springing like a jumping jack
One pair of natural tip shoe string i from now till Christmas on request
to spear seemingly impossible passes from the air with n half dozen players
clutching the air around him and the picture of his pMay by which be made
For Each Half Sole Job
Kentucky's thundering initial touchdown will linger long in the minds of
those 8,00,0 fortunate humans who witnessed the spectacle.
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No I haven't started a description of Christmas or the Fourth of July
but of Bob Creech and a girl by the name of "Ginny" Kelley who I feel
belongs more to the Kernel than to anyone else around these parts.
Remember those awful days when the Wildcats trudged through the
rain and slop to victory? Well, to our cheer leaders and Arthur Nutting
is one of them by the way must go a lot of credit for the fight of our
team. The boys got their pants wet, they shrieked and yelled till their lungs
wouldn't respond, they coaxed and begged sometimes uselessly for yells,
al for the benefit of those true players who go by the name of the
And poor little "Ginny!" Such a pity girls haven't the lung capacity of boys!, However, this
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news editor did
get many squeaks from the f eminines during the year and we miust
say that they really made more noise than the boys at some of
the games.
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To the cheer leaders of next year don't elect Hunter Moody for he
can't holler I want to say that you will have to get one hustle on you to
6utdo those who have worn those blueand white slipovers and waved frantic
hands with the velocity of windmills during the past year. I hardly think
"Ginny" will be bnck, so some "husky" will have to be chosen who will make
the girls get into practice for a busy season. Take 'em out to the country and
let them pour forth with all their might the whoops that have been stored
up for years nnd then bring 'cm back to the stadium to show all the
lookers-o- n
just how much fuss a gang of women is able to make.
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Cincinnati, New Orleans, Jacksonville
Tjie Carolinas and St. Louis
Schedules
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WILL PLAY INDIANA OCTOBER 9
Kentucky will meet another Western Conference
team in
Indiana next October 9, according to a report from the annual
meeting of Big Ten officials in Chicago last week. The game came
as a result of Coach Murphy's presence at the conference and Kentucky's splendid showing against Chicago last October 3.
It is understood that the Wildcats mentor is dickering for a return game with the Chicago Maroons but as yet nothing definite has
been given out regarding this contest.
Already fans are trying to figure out just how much it will cost
.to go to .Bloomington and as this is so much closer than Chi many
hundred people will undoubtedly accompany the team next year.
for the national championship at
the tournament in Chicago Inst
year, Gcss, Swcctscr, Hutchinson
nnd Clay demonstrated rcmarkn-bl- c
ability .in the first session.
of material
There is a 'wcnlth
with which the new coach may be
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Eastern Normal over at Richmond will construct a new athletic field
during the coming spring and summer which will be ready for the Eastern
Maroons next September. With the expansion of the athletic policy of the
schopl, officials have strengthened the football schedule and Eastern will
probably meet some of the best teams in th state next year. This move
is to be commended.
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Phipps,
Ncilander,
Idlcmnn, Gilp, Dees, McGinnis, Holts-comTnpscott, nnd Marshall. .)oe
Clifton will report as soon as his injuries sustained on the gridiron, bnvo
healed sufficiently,
'rtiornhill, from Kansas City, and
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However, with Underwood, Beseuden, Alberts, Carey, Helm, McFarland
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NET SEASON TO OPEN SOON
The basketball season will open December 19, a week from tomorrow,
against Depauw University at the university gym. As a result of the new
southern conference rule, forbidding an athlete from competing in football
and basketball in the same year, a great hardship will undoubtedly be worked
on the team through the loss of Gayle, Mohney, Paul Jenkins and Ray Ellis.
It is hoped that some provision may possibly be made for these players but it
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Seventy nspirlng freshmen, hailing
from almost very high school net team,
in the state and from n large number
in other stntcs, nnswered ''Daddy"
Boles' initial call for basketball practiced the new gymnasium last Monday. The plhycrs were divided into
M teams for scrimmage in order to
determine .which of them shnll merit
the survival ot the first "cut." Since
no announcement hns been mndo regarding the coach, Mr. Boles will superintend the prnctlec until. nVompc-ten- t
mentor can be selected.
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football squad were present to enrry
on with the same zeal that characterized the gridiron practice. Among
those were. Portwood, football cap
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