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Kentucky chilled Moiid.i State
with a ltost
basketball
tonight as the
leccption heie
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Led by Johnny Cox and ajj,ir-raa- c
of new faces, Adolpii Ilupp's
Wildcats, defending NCAA champions, claimed their 31st home
c.prii'ir victory which was in d .ibt
in the last half.
until mid-wa- y
Muntain-ma- n
Cox broke h's
previous reboundin;. hirdi m.uk of
lull we'll l)f aliisjil ;t n the season t; Is Itnthei 123 r bounds with a total of 21
against t lie scrapphv; Seminol.
rind puiircd tluoiih 27 point :. The
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by Don MilK who
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."laic! 17 rebounds and added 1:0
is lh.it hi ' ellou hii k slimline
on the poil i!
t.ruisvillian Hush Durham
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the partisan Ken!.u.'k.y
believe he is .1 i.txl in. in to do business with
crowd with an offensive outburst
just ask omone in the SVA'. or tlie NCAA.
of 31 points for his Florida State
John's transactions Monday night resulted team to cop individual .shooting
in a high boost in Adolph Rti)j)'s .stock in the honors for the nijiht.
Refusing to subn.it to the 'Cat

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Dan Doltz, who acquired foSr
I loiida State game yon would never know that
Hall after the
fouls in the first eight minutes of
all he had done in the minutes preceding this informal inter-ie- v the fray, the Seminolcs snipped a
was score 27 points and snare 21 rebounds, a new high
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UK lead to
at the
intermission.
in the latter department for the Haard Wizard.
Guards Durham and Donnie
"Wasn't that Mills something tonight? I thought he looked Bates counted for 31 of the Flor-idahalf-tim- e
total, Durham efgreat. And Parsons and Slusher, too. Cohen (transfer starting
fective from the free throw lane
guard) was all shook up, but he'll be okay, after a few games," and Bates tallying on an un.stop-abl- e
Cox said as he ran hurriedly through his young teammates.
fade-awa- y
jumper.
Nervous in their first game of
"Yeah, this should be an exciting season'ii nothing else.
Even Coach Rupp doesn't know what we are going to do next," the season ,the sophomore-studde- d
lineup failed to widen their marCox said.
gin in the first nine minutes of
play of the last half. But a
outbreak sparked by the
Cox followed a hot scoring pace by. his freshman roommate shooting and rebounding of veteran
Larry j'ursiful, Four-MilKy., ace guard, who blasted in 25 Cox shoved the 'Cats ahead of the
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joints as he hit 12 of 15 field goal attempts. lagging visitors with a
Starting their first contest for
I he yearlings raced to a Dfi-- 1 vic tory over the the 'Cats were Bobby Slusher, who
g
hook
I'ransylvania "li" team as Coach Harry Lan- - displayed a
throughout the contest for the
,t i.aster tutored ins irosli to their Hoth win 1J.450 first, nighters; Mills, who
gave the 'Cats their highest ofjg;inst 10 losses in his career here at UK.
to drive in lor crips on fensive total for the pivot posiI'ursiiuis anility
tion In almost two years, Sid
he fast break and a dangerous
Cohen, and Billy Lickert.
ush from 20 feet makes the freshman games
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Dickie Parsons, smallest squad-membsorth going early lor.
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Cox's other roommate. Allen Feldhaus. Cohen and sparked the Cats in the
threw in 10 points in addition to nine rebounds. It's a tal- first half. The Harlan, Ky. product
ended up with more playing time
ented bunch.
than any of the guards.
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Cox Starts Strong;
Is 'Player Of Week'

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when

candidate Johnny Cox stepped into his lust
collegiate campaign on the right loot Monday night with an
impressive debut which won him the Kernel's "Player 0
The Week" title.
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were almost aH seniors, but we will
be alright with a few more games
under our belts," Cox said after
the game Monday,
The 4 cage demon, newest
thoroughbred in Baron Rupp's
Lexington cage stable, came to
lege hailed as one of the greatest
Cox, wno nasrvt missed a start- - Kentucky high school products In
ing assignment since breaking in recent times. His performances in
with the Kentucky varsity in 1956. the past two years have backed
established a new personal record his press clippings,
for rebounds, eclipsing his old mark
After Monday's victory, Cox
of 23 which he amassed against shows a record of 1.003 points and
Tennessee in his sophomore year. 699 rebounds while logging a total
His 24 rebounds also passed last playing time of 2.077 minutes and
year's high of 22 by Ed Beck 57 seconds. The
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against Georgia Tech.
choice established a new Kentucky
"There is a whole lot of differ- - sophomore scoring record with a
average that season which
ence- in starting this year and 19-merited him a third-teaspot on
starting last year. This team is a

The Hazard Wizard rifled in 27
points to steer his frisky sopho- more running mates to a 7 vie- tory over Florida State and hauled
down 24 rebounds as the Cats used
a second half spurt to win their
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meet the Vandeibilt Frosh in N'ash-ille- .
UK whipped the Uaby Commodores
there last
)ear and thrashed them ) on the Coliseum lloor.
Kentucky's grid coaches leave Lexington tomorrow on their
second recruiting expedition. No grants-in-aihave been made
yet due to an SLC rule which prohibits such until December 7.
No lootball fan can fail to reconie the seriousness of this
phase of the gridiron picture. And we of the Kernel sports
stalf would like to .emphasize the importance ol home-statathletes to the program. It is hard enough to win with only
Kentucky products, the number of teams playing football what
it is. Hut is is impossible to play a murderous schedule like the
'Cats do when the good Comt
monwealth grid wealth leaves
the state.
We're Always Right
All the comment about the
Kentucky high school gridiron
On Your Lube Job!
power may hae given the
piepsters a false idea that we
do not want them here. Nothing could be latther from fact.
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