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The Athletic council of the University at a meeting held at the Phoenix
Hotel last Tuesday Evening failed
to select the coaching staff for next
j ear and deferred such action to
meeting to be held some time
next week. The council is considering
the resident coach system and it
would not prove surprising for the
Cats to have a resident mentor next
year.
The council approved of the stadium plan, with one exception, that
the sections to be built, should extend 300 feet instead of 100 feet as
Several
by the alumni.
planned
prominent alumnas have already made
known their desire to contribute to
the fund with the approval of the
council given, the real work for a new
stadium for Kentucky will be started.

Eight Teams Participate in Cross
Country Track Meet in
Louisville.

TEAM CAPTURES HONORS
Win Both Individual and Team
Cups; Gorman Makes New
Record.

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The University of Kentucky Cross
country team, youngest of our recognized collegiate sports, finished off
its first season in great style, when it
won the annual Louisville invitational
run of approximately two and
miles, Thanksgiving morning.
In a meeting in which eight teams
participated, the Wildand forty-eigcat harriers carried off both individual and team honors, as the cups on
display in the University Book Store
loudly attest. Out of the first five
men to finish four were Kentucky
men. The six Kentucky men placed
the sixth man not counting.
Individual
honors were between
and
of
Gorman
Porter
the
Wildcats and Stacy of the University of Louisville. In a driving finish, Gorman beat Porter in the last
ten yards with Stacy about fifty yards
back. The first six men who finished,
four of whom wore the blue and white,
broke the record for the annual run,
which has stood for six years. The
old record of 13:20 for the distance
was covered to 12:59 by the Kentucky
crack.
To Kentucky, Gorman's performance is especially gratifying owing to
the fact that ihe is absolutely an amateur in the field of sports, but next
spring and fall bids fair to see some
of the records fall with such men as
Gorman, Butler and Brown to assist
in the building up of the track team
so depleted by graduation, last spring.
The treatment accorded the team
was of the highest order, according
to Captain Bob Porter, and it is the
desire of the team to return to the
Palls City next autumn and give the
"hill and dale" teams of that city a
chance to regain their lost laurels. The
run was held in Cherokee Park and
was witnessed by about four thousand
people, many of whom were Univer
sity of Kentucky alumni.
The Wildcats were especially elated
by the victory for it served the pur
pose of showing that the University
of Kentucky has distance material of
no mean calibre. Though the state
cross country meet was cancelled, the
Wildcat slate is clean, as their clash
with the University of Cincinnati
victory
Bearcats resulted in a
for the 'Cat harriers.
The Kentucky men. finished as fol
lows: Gorman first, Captain Porter
second, Butler fourth, Brown fifth,
tlaniels tenth, Smith seventeenth.
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FITIN' CATS.
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There walked a tribe of 'fitin' cats;
From the other end there walk! a
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HONOR ROLL

FRESHMAN
BOB" PORTER
Captain of the 1922 Wildcat
sextette, and Blue and White
distance ace.
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"Which is the way to Ottawa, my
lad?"
"I I don't know."
"Which is the way to Topeka then?"
"I I don't know."
"Well, can you tell me how to get
back to Wichita, then?"
"I I I don't know."
By this time the drummer was quite
impatient and said to the boy: "Say,
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to which the lad retorted:
"No! But but I ain't lost!" Judge.
With the curtain rung down on the
1922 football season, there remains
only the task of making the custoseand
mary
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lections. We feel that the task of
TENTATIVE SCHEDULE
eleven
picking out an
FOR CATS IN 1923.
it is too great a work, and have confined our critical ambitions to the
selections.
above
September 29 Marshall ColStarting on the flanks we have
lege at Lexington.
picked Rice of the Cats and Terry
Oct. 6 Cincinnati at CincinSnowday of the Colonels, both denati.
magnitude
men of first
fensive
Oct. 13 Vanderbilt at Lexand snaggers of passes extraordinary.
ington.
Dell Ramsey of Kentucky, and Ben
Oct. 20 Georgetown at LexCregor, of Centre, are assigned the
ington.
berths, Pribble, Wildcat captackle
Oct. 27 Centre at Daville.
tain this year, and B. Jones, huge
Nov. 3 Sewauee at ChattaColonel lineman, the guards. With
nooga.
Kubale, Captain elect of the ColoNov. 10 Alabama at TuscaCenter, the forward wall
nels at
loosa.
be a formidable one,
would indeed
Nov. 17 Georgia Tech. at
capable of holding its own with alLexington.
most anything in the south.
Nov. 29 Tennessee at LexTo Herb Covington, flashy Centre
ington.
goes the quarter position. He
back,
is a passer of great ability, a broken
field runner that is very hard to stop,
a punter, and above all a first class
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But those 'fitin' cats outfought that
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