THE KENTUCKY KERNEL
Formerly THE IDEA

State University of Kentucky
LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY, NOV. 4 1913,

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Large NumJ)er pf gtudents
Expected to Accompany
Team on Trip
ROUND TRIP FOR $1.50
A special solid vestibule train will
be run to Louisville Saturday (or the
'benefit of the students desiring to attend the
football
game.
The special train will be run over
the Louisville & Nashville Railroad
and will leave Union Station at 8:40
a. m., arriving in Louisville at 11:10
a. m. The returning train will leave
the Louisville Teath Street Station at
7:30 p. m.
Special cars will also be attached to
the 0. ft O. trains leaving at 8:20,
which will carry K. S. U. people to
Louisville
ra for the same
.fare.
It is expected that a large number
of students will take advantage of this
oppertaaity of going to Louisville and
helping oar team beat the University
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of Lwlsvllte.
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A special rate of $1.50 for the round
,trip has been secured.
iState won from Louisville last year
and the previous year 21-State-Louisvil-

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NEVYELL WANTED

STUDENTS URGED TO
COMPETE IN CONTEST
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Prizes To Be Given
For Best Song
and Yell

STATE RINGS UP SCORE

LOUISVILLE

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Coaches and critics Who have Been
the 'Louisville bunch in action this
year say they are about ona par with
Cincinnati.
One of State's hardest
games was with Louisville two years
ago. Several of the best men, including Jim Park, "Patty" Thompson and
Abe Roth received injuries that either
handicapped them seriously In the
Thanksgiving Day game. With these
things in mind, Coach Tlgert and his
assistants, Park and Tuttle, have decided to take no chances with two of
bur hardest games, Purdue and Tennessee left on the schedule, and will
take the entire squad to Louisville.
as presented
The regular line-uagainst Cincinnati last week will in
all probability start the game. It is
expected that many of the subs will
get. into the game before It is over.
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Louisville is being primed for the
fey such able football men as
Will Duffy and' Louis Beelbacb, two
men who. played at Danville in the
days when
im her
prime. These en have a good fighting team and are even venturing opinions through the Louisville papers
that they will get the Wildcats' hides
Saturday.

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being the one to devise a new, yell to
be used in years to come or of writing
the first Kentucky State athletic song
is worth the necessary effort. It isn't
too late to enter in the contest and
any student who has an original idea
for a yell or who has musical ability
should submit his song or 'yell to the
committee.
All manuscripts should be written
out according to the usual rules, signed, placed in a sealed envelope and
turned in at the business office before
November 10.

It is reported that a great deal of
interest Is being taken in the yell and
song contest by those students who AG. STUDENT GOES TO
are talented in that direction, and
FARMERS' INSTITUTE
that there will be a number of entries
in each contest. The fact that prizes
On Friday of last week James
of $5.00 will be offered for the best
gave a milk test demonstra
song and the best yell which is submitted 'to the athletic committee be- tion at the Farmers' Institute at North

fore November 10 has increased the Middletown. He replaced Professor
interest of all. These competitions W. D. Nichols, head of Dairy Exten-tioin Kentucky, who is now on an
are open to all the students and each
extended tour through the dairy secis allowed to make as many entries as
tions of New York, Ohio and
he wishes.

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Aside from the prize, the honor of

WILDCAT SCHEDULE.
October 2 Butler College
October 9 Earlham College
October 16 Mississippi A. and M
October 23 University of the South (Sewaaee)
October 30 University of Cincinnati
November 6 University of Louisville
November 13 PURDUE
November 26 Tennessee
(HOMB:CpMINO DAY.)

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At Lexington
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Kentuckians' Fumble in Last Preliminaries To Be Held in
Y. M. C. A. Rooms ThursQuarter Gives Visitors
day Afternoon, Night
Their Single Score
ORIGINAL
FEATURES
THREE WINS IN FIVE

The entire program of Friday will'
occupy about an hour, and the Strollers guarantee that it will fcagia on
time. A special orchestra will furnish
music. Admission will bo free to, all,
and every fellow in the University s
Invited to come and. BRING THAT
GIRL.
The Strollers expect al their
friends to come out and see the ex.
cellent entertaniment that
Dean Hamilton, Prgfeasor
Grehan and one other yet to be selected, will act as judges Friday.

All students of the University are
The University of Cincinnati, erst- to be guests of the Strollers to witwhile football rival of Kentucky State, ness the Amateur Night celebration
met with a 27-- defeat at the hands to be held In the chapel Friday eve
of the Blue and White Wildcats on ning, November 5, at which time six
Stoll Field last Saturday. By winning short, snappy, unique acts will be on
this game Kentucky takes the rubber the boards for the entertainment of
of a
series, and adds anoth- those who attend. A total of seventeen acts has been entered for Amaer scalp to her belt.
As to the actors who will be out
State should have piled up a great- teur Night, but the Strollers have de- and pie acts which they wilf'jpa eff.
er score, and while tlygures indi- cided to hold a preliminary contest tne stage manager expresses aftaseif
cate that the Blue and White line was this afternoon and tonight, and onjy as satisfied that they are the
crossed, a costly fumble of a punt was the best two acts in each of the three have been seen around the camias in
responsible for the tally.
promises orfgteal
classes will be left for Friday eve years. Ejery-ac- t
The Wildcats had marched four ning. All the single acts, both boys features that are certain to prate
times across the Cincinnati goal, once and girls, will have their preliminar- popular with
a college mMmeeu
in .each quarter, and .the crowd was ies this afternoon, and the acts hav- Those who have announced themeagerly expecting Kentucky to score ing two or more participants will meet selves as candidates for the; prises-aragain. Kentucky had the ball on her 'tonight that the' Strollers may decide as fotpw:
own thirty-yarline. Schrader punt- which acts shall go on in the finals.
Single acts for girls, prize ffvUflsees
Through .the courtesy, of Jaaaes
ed. Palmar fumMed and JKaatucky
Spurrier, Turner, Piggott and 'Sale.
recovered. Schrader punted again to Park, secretary of the Y. M .C. A., the
Single acta for boys, prise $5,
Palmer who was downed on his own association rooms in the gym building
Messrs. Wolf, MoBrayer, Briggs,
tworyard Une. Standing behind his will be used for the preliminaries.
Swope, Cherry,
Powell and
oal line Captain ' Palmer punted to The singles preliminaries will begin
Conditt.
Peak, who fumbled. Richardson, on at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon and the
a dead run, recovered the ball pn the larger acts promptly at 7:30 tonight.
Acts with two or more participants,
hirtyrgveard tyae and tore down the Only Strollers will be permitted to prize, $10, Noe & Gribben; 'Rajvofds
field to State's line.
witness the preliminaries, while the & Brooks; Ruby & Company; Tbpmae
State's playing did not' compare to general public is Invited to the .finals '& Richards; Richey, Sherwood, 'Harney, Travis & Cottrell.
'tat of the Sewanee game. Especially Friday evening.
Was this apparent in her inability on
numerous occasions to hold on to the
nigskln.
Kentucky also suffered several penalties totalling. 4 yards and for the
Cincy misdemeanors Referee Llttick
set them back twenty yards.
outpunted
Palmer ten A. W. Davies Is Junior Hon or Man, While Caudill, Ran. Schrader
yards to a punt and in the use of the i
kin, Clarke, Hundley an d Sullivan Are Chosen
forward pass, Kentucky excelled. Two
of three attempts were completed, one
From the Senior Class.
for 5 yards and the other for 15 yards.
The longer pass was one of the pretThe annual Tap Day exercises of S. J. Caudill, Mines, '16; A. J. Rankin,
tiest plays seen in the field this year. Tau Beta PI were held in chapel on Civil, '16; W. W. Clarke, Clyjl, '16;
Kinne tossed the ball to Haydon and Friday, October 29th. After the an- R. E. Hundley, Mechanical, '1?; M. S.
a subsequent fumble was the only nouncement
of the names of the Sullivan,
Mechanical, '16; A. W.
thing which prevented Kentucky from pledges, Professor Freeman gave a Davies, Mechanical, '17. A. W. Davies
scoring at this juncture.
talk on "The History of the Associa- 's the Junior Honor Man who wfll reHaydon's
or more twist- tion." Professor Anderson followed ceive the $100 Tau Beta Pi scholaring lurches, field and end runs were with "Tau Beta Pi Eligibility," and ship to be given this year by D. F.
decidedly a feature of the game.
Professor Rowe spoke on "The Ob- Crawford, general superintendent of
Crutcher put up a wonderful defen- jects of Tau Beta Pi."
the Motive Power pf the Pennsylvania
sive game and played well on the ofThe names of the pledges follow: Lines.
fense.
Thompson was called back of the
for his headlight plans. The Darjhig-HenrlSTATE MAN SOLVES
line whenever some yardage was actManufacturing Company was
HEADLIGHT PROBLEM formed, and Darling's headlight
ually needed and never failed to puncture the opposing line. He scored
The company now has branch
Lewis A. Darling, who was graduattwo of the four touchdows In this manoffices in New York and Chipajpo.
ner. Schrader made one of the oth- ed from the College of Mechanical and
Engineering here in 1900,
LOUISVILLE CLUB.
ers and Haydon ran thirty-siyards, Electrical
has solved the problem of a satisfactshaking off several Would-b- e
tacklers,
There will be a meeting of the
for the other tally. Schrader kicked ory headlight for locomotives. Until
ntcly he was superintendent of the Louisville Club tonight at 7:30 o'clpck
all but one goal.
lectric Headlight Department of the in the chapel. All students from
Brittaiu put up his usual good game
ny Btoatffa Oamay, of Anderson, Louisville are urged to attend the
at guard. Dempsey, Server and Klnne
Indiana, when he resigned his posi- meeting.
also played well.
Cincinnati was severely handicapped tion, and went to the Boston Cham' ber of Commerce to secure backing
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