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FRED MURPHY, YALE STAR,
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with a Bachelor of Science degree.
His athletic career at the New Haven
W C. Staff school was a brilliant one which inJ. A. VoitderHarr
cluded three years participation in
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footfball, basketball and baseball. Murphy was captain of the baseball nine
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to that office the following year, but
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declined in favor of a teammate. When
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he graduated from Yale in 1910 Murphy received' several flattering offers
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At Northwestern Five Years
In 1914 Murphy reversed his decision on coaching and accepted the
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position as head coach at Northwest,
ern University.
He coached at the
Illinois school until 1919, having ex:: ceptional success both as a gridiron
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clusion of his fifth year again decided
that he preferred a business career.
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In 1919 Murphy left Northwestern
and went to Denver. He had been in
that city but a short time when he
was offered the job of gridiron instructor at Denver University, at that
time in a very low position in the'
athletic world. More out of civic
pride than because of a desire to reenter the coaching game, Murphy bePHONE 621-- Y
Comer LIMB and HIGH came football coaoh at Denver University and began to turn out powerful elevens and put the school back
at the top of. Colorado schools. He
coached three years at Denver and
then again
the business
world, going to Chicago this time.
Accepts State's Offer
On learning that the University of
Kentucky was seeking a coach, Murphy sent in his proposition and when
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offered the position wired his acceptance.
Murphy will come to Lexington with
C Turn your steps now to the DIXwith his wife and thre echildren, on
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March 1, toy Cy Barger's contract to
a life time. A delicious bar of
'coach baseball does not run out unwonderfully good ice cream with
til after the 1924 season and Murphy
te
a coating of rich, crispy
will not take charge of the baseball
covering, all wrapped
squad until the following spring. He
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in sanitary
to keep it
will, however, have charge of spring
tempting fresh and clean. Made
football practice at the University and
by machine. Another step forwill start in on his duties as (resident
ward for
coachnext fall. Murphy will reside
in Lexington, as specified in the contract.
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L. Cate, Wyatt and Dyer played
best for Chattanooga, while Underwood was MicFarland's
Underwood Wins Game
About the end of the game, McFar-land- 's
shot had put the visitors in the
A foul was called, Harry
van,
Cate, for the first time in four years,
dropped the ball into the basket and
the score was tied. The Moccassiris
failed to take advantage of the many
Kentucky fouls. Of the two fouls called in the last three minutes, Underwood made his winning point, and
Dyer, with a chance to tie the count,
gave a repetition of what every local
? player had been doing all night by
throwing wild.
The summary:
Kentucky 24
Chattanooga 23
McFarland 16
Anderson 3
Forward
Rogers 2
Milward 3
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Wyatt 10
Underwood 5
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Guard
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Cate 1
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