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Football Hosier Includes
21 Players From Kentucky
By Kjrn Kuhn
No less than 21 native Ken- -'
tucltians will be among the two
teams of talented newcomers on
Coach Paul Bryant's 1350 Kentucky
grid aggregation when they square
off tonight in the annual Blue- d
football game.
White
Slated for 8 o'clock under the
lights on Stoll Field, the
public exhibition game between two evenly- matched squads will mark the offi- cial close of spring practice activi- ties which have been underway
since March 6.
The contest will be the only ap- pearance of the Kentucky football
team in a public game prior to the
North Texas State engagement next
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A nw rulinir of the Southeastern
Conference prohibited the playing
of exhibition games throughout the
state as was inaugurated last spring,
according to B. A. Shively, UK Ath
letic Director.
Answering the opening kickoff or
readying themselves for Important
reserve action will be candidates
from 12 locations in the Common
will be
wealth.
The delegation
Louheaded by four
Harold (Bunky
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Game time for tonight's intra-squa- d
football skirmish is scheduled to begin at 8 o'clock after a
brief program in which visiting
high school grid coaches will be
presented to the spectators via
the puUic address system.

Among the cities represented by
one new candidate destined to bolster Kentucky's Orange Bowl veterans during next season's schedule
are Morganfield. John Griggs, end:
Barbouryille, Calvin Smith, tackle;
Madison ville, John Baldwin, tackle;
Springfield. Bob Haydon. halfback;
Danville. Jim Farley, fullback; Newport, Carl Dailey, back: and
Doug Shimwell. end.
The complete roster for both
game,
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teams in the
which will be open to the public and
will mark the only public appearance of the Wildcats prior to the
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season's opener Sept. 16 with North
Texas State, is as follows:
BLUES: Bob Fry. Doug Shimwell,
Chet Lukowski, Calvin Smith, Gene
Donaldson, Dave Owens, R. B.
Hodge, Donald Dyer, William Daw
son, Bob Taylor, John Baldwin, Carl
Webber, John Griggs, Bob Robinson,
Bill Farley. Bill Baltzall, John Cron.
Jack Rav. Ed Kozlowski. Jim Mc
aTr. Harry Jones- and Wallace
Mitcheil
WHITES:
Arlen Letson, Chet
Matternick, Don Weaver, Donald
Smith, Paul Hollcman, Bob Werner.
Frank Fuller, Bill Pesci, Allen
Buckner, Ray Correll. Charles Layman, D. Jurgens, Don King. William Johnson, M. Casalova, Larry
Jones, Herbie Hunt, Harold Gruner,
Harold Robertson, Bob Haydon, William Daniel, John Brainard, and
Tom Fillion.

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Infielders Johnny
Stough, Humsey Yessin, and Walt
Hirsch. Each have banged out eight
hits. Stough and Yessin are swinging at a .283 clip, while Hirsch has
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will be sophomore fullback Tom Fillion. recently shifted to this posi
tion as an understudy to the Wild- cats' leading ground gainer Bill
Leskovar, and Dave Owens, 215- -j
pound sophomore tackle. Winches- ter contributes George Rishelle, six- foot sophomore end, and Allen
sophomore
Buckner,

.267 average.
The team batting average currently reads .263. They have banged out
66 hits in 262 times at bat, or an average of nearly 10 hits per tilt. These
hits have ben good for 54 runs, or
an average of almost 8 runs per
game.
Clip Vandy Twice
The Wildcats latest triumphs came
at the expense of the Vanderbilt
Commodores on April 14 and 15 at
Nashville.
On Friday, the 14th, the Cats lashed out with a it
assault on two
Vandy hurlers, and racked up an
easy
victory. They sewed up
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the game with a five-ru- n
outburst
in the second inning, after posting

Stanley Brantley's family verified
' same weapon. Louisville only en jhis fishing story about the one that
tered two men in the epee bouts 'didn't get away. When a rat
and they lost two of the bouts to
the family by continually
Sid Neal and one to Charles Mit- 'scurrying about under the flooring,
The UK fencers close out their chell. The sabre competition saw Brantley baited a
with a
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fencing season tomorrow as they the two Kentucky
fencers. Bob 'piece of chicken gizzard, drilled a
travel to Nashville, Tenn. to battle Southall and Dick Wohlstein, out hole In the floor, dropped the hook
with the Commodores of Vander-Kentuc- fence their opponents by a score in
through and caught the rat.
bilt.
beat Vanderbilt in bouts of
Each man won the two
their match here on Feb 18, by a bouts they fenced.
lagoon at Eniwetok Is six
score oi lu-- e.
The Lexington Fencing Club met The
Foil was the only weapon fenced the Louisville Y on Sunday after- times the area of the District of
as Vandy does not fence sabre or noon at Louisville. The Lexington Columbia.
epee. The same thin? will be true Fencing Club was represented by
tomorrow. Six men will make the Jack Spratt, Kentucky Coach Scott
trip, leaving today.
Breckinridge, and two
fencers
The University of Louisville met George Christen and John Ford,
Expert . . .
Kentucky
at Alumni Gym last who, until they were ruled ineligible
Saturday In a gallant effort to this semester, fenced on the UK
Jewelry
avenge their earlier loss to the fencing team. The high point of the
boys in blue, 19 'i to 7'i. The meet meet was the epee bout between
Repairing
was fenced off without the sarvices Albert Wolff, national epee cham- of two key Cardinal mn
who pion and George Christen. Christen
All Work Guaranteed
couldn't make the trip.
bested Wolff by a score of three to
The final score was 3 with UK one. The final score of the meet
on top.
Was
with Louisville walking off
captain Alan Solomon and Doug with the honors. This was the first
Brown led the bladesmen with bout for the Lexington Fencers.
109 N. Lime
three victories apiece in foil and
By Dick Wohlstein
Bob O'Nan added one more in the
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Gruner,
Bill Johnson, sophomore guard; and
the Jones twins Harry, sophomore
halfback, and his" brother, Larry, a
quarterback.
Somerset and Mayfield will be
represented by three performers
each. Hailing from the former city
are Ray Correll and Paul Holleman,
a Dair of soDhomore guards showing
up well in practice, along with freshman back Wallace Mitchell. Coming from Mayfield are Herbie Hunt,
sophomore quarterback, and two
freshmen candidates Chet Mater-nican end, and Jack Wright,
guard.
The pride of Owensboro among
the newcomers sure to see action

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a pair of markers in the opening
frame. They added two in the sixth,
three in the seventh, and two more
in the eighth, while Bob Hatchett
was holding the Commodores in
check by scattering 10 hits along
the route.
Humsey Yessin led the Blue and
White at the plate with three hits,
while Walt Hirsch, Jim Ryan. Tom
Whisman and Jay Cummins had
two each.
Ryan Scores Big Tally

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Batteries: Newton and Cummins;
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Benny Zaranka's triple down the
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ninth scored Jim Ryan with the
winning run as Kentucky came from
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in the second game,
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the first eight innings before
came through with the winning blow.
lead in the first
Vandy took a
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The Kentucky Wildcats bid for
their sixth consecutive triumph of
the season was stymied temporarily
by the postponement of their game
with the Centre Colonels, scheduled
for Stoll Field this afternoon. But
they will get another chance for No.
8 when they engage the Colonels in
a contest at Danville tomorrow afternoon.
The postponed contest will be
played May 22 here on Stoll Field.
The Cats are currently riding the
winning streak.
crest of a five-gaThey opened their season by dropping a pair of close decisions to the
Oenreia Rullrintrs. but since then
i they have stopped Georgia Tech
4 twice, Cincinnati, and Vanderbilt
twice.
Right Fielder Jim Ryan continues
to lead the team at the plate with a
robust .424 average. He has collected
14 hits in 33 times at bat, including
two triples and two doubles, and has
driven in 11 runs.
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