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CATS DOWN ALABAMA
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yard after yard by the aerial route.
The Wildcat line was practically impregnable, the enemy gaining very
little ground through the Cat forward
wall. On the other hand the Cat
backs were able to plunge through
the Crimson line time after time, working their way down the field for their
only marker in this manner.
After playing a scoreless first half
in which one first down a piece was
the total first downs, the Cats receivand were
ed the Alabama kick-of- f
held for downs. Fuller punted 30
yards out of bounds. The Crimson
kicked back and the Cats started their
offensive that resulted in their score.
After Sanders had made one yard
through the line, Alabama was penalized five yards for offsides and the
Cats were given first down. Sanders
made four yards off right guard, but
Fuller lost it all back on the next
play when he was thrown for a loss
on an attempted end run. Fuller then
passed to Sanders for a 13 yard gain
and first down. Fuller hit left tackle
for eight yards and in three attempts
Sanders bucked offer for first down.
Sanders was again called upon and responded by making four yards thru
left tackle. After Fuller had failed
to gain Gregg passed ten yards to
Colpitts who ran three more before
he was downed.
Fuller then went
off left tackle for eight yards and the

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AGRICULTURAL NOTES
By Jasper Reed McClurc.
The stock judging team of the University of Kentucky left Thursday evening for the International Livestock
Show to be held at Chicago on Fri
day of next week. Enroute they will
stop at ithe farm of G. E. Woodruff,
of Shclbyvillc, and at Harry Stamp's
Next Monday
farm at Roachdale.
they will stop over at the University
of Illinois and from there will go to
Perdue.
There will be 25 stock judging teams
at the show. The members of the
Casper
University
team include:
Acree, E. S. Langsford, Paul Miller,
Campbell Wade, P. R. Watlington,
The team has been
R. H. Woods.
coached by Professor L. J. Horlacher,
who will make the trip with them.
The Livestock Show given at the
paivillion under the
stock judging
auspices of the Hoof and Horn Club
proved to be a great success.
About ISO people viewed the parade
of the livestock of the University farm
after which a demonstration was given
by the stock judging team on the
judging of horses, cattle, sheep and
hogs.
Professor E. S. Good delivered an
address on the Development of Animal Husbandry Department of the
University. Music was furnished by
the University band and Harold En- low exhibited his prowess by taking
on the mat three men at one tune.
The decision was declared a draw.
Cider and doughnuts were served by
the Home Economics Department.

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touchdown.
Fuller missed the try
for goal.
Uartlctt, quarterback of the visitors,
then opened a desperate passing game
in an effort o tic tlie score and the
Crimson completed pass after pass
and threatened the Blue and White
goal. But twice with Alabama in possession of the oval near the Cat goal
the Blue and White pass defense proved too much for the Crimson and the
ball went over on downs.
The line-uAlabama
Kentucky
Colpitts
Clemens
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Ramsey
LT
Wesley
Martin
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Hunt
Fest
Compton
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Pribble (c)
Cooper (c)
RT
Russell
Newton
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Bartlctt
Gregg
Oliver
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Fcrcuson
Baty
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Fuller
FB
Hubert
Sanders
Touchdown,
Scoring: Kentucky.
Fuller. Try at goal missed by Fuller.
Brewer
Substitutions: Kentucky
for Ferguson; Ferguson for Brewer;
Cammack for Russell. Alabama
Langhorn for Cooper; McCartec for
Bartlctt, Montgomery for Hunt; Bartlctt for Baty; Thomas for Oliver.
Officials Cole of Clcmson, referee.
of Ohio State, umpire.
Fckstorm
Hinton of Yale, head linesman.
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announced this week by
prominent members of the Lexington
Alumni Association and University
boosters that over 250 persons from
this city were planning to attend the
Tennessee-Universitgame to be
played in Knoxville on Thanksgiving
Day.
Up to tlie time that we went
to press three cars had been chartered
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and word was received from
to the effect that about the same
number of persons from that and surrounding towns were planning to attend the game.
A unique feature of the trip will be
a distribution of hats and canes just
before the train reaches Knoxville.
This was announced by the Hat
In
Committee earlier in the week.
selecting these hats and canes the
committee said "We want to let
them know we're coming and what
could possibly cause more comment
or be more conspicuuous than about
300 persons wearing high, blue and
white stovepipe hats and carrying
canes with our colors on them?"
These hats were bought by several
Lexington men, not for the purpose
of making profit off of them, and
in order that every person from Kentucky attending the game may have
one. They arc going to sell them at
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