THE KENTUCKY KERNEL, Tuesday, April

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UnivrrMty of Kentucky proposal to change the method of
selecting teams for the NCAA
basketball tournament has been
deferred by the executive committee of the National Collegiate Athletic Association.
Walter Bycrs. NCAA executive
secretary, said the group's policy
directing council will probably
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UK's senior combination of Cal

Barwiclc, Don Sobolt, and George

Rupert paced the UK tennis team
to their fourth straight victory
yesterday as they defeated Transyon the Coliseum Courts.
lvania,
The three seniors each won their
singles matches and Barwick and
6ebolt joined for a doubles victory as Rupert teamed with Don
Dreyfuss for another win.
Barwick defeated John Inman,
in his singles match.
downed Eddie Surrant,
Rupert was an easy winner
ver John Wilson,
UK's Dick Thomas posted a win
ever Larry Bobbitt,
Bill Dailey bested Dick Taylor,
The only Transy victory
posted In the No. 5 singles
was
match as Doug Cardwell defeated
Tom Lantz,
In the doubles competition, Barwick and Sebolt defeated Inman
Rupert and
and Gurrant,
Dreyfuss were declared winners
ever Wilson and Bobbitt by default, and Lantz and Dailey defeated Cardwell and Taylor,
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Over the past weekend the Wildcats of Coach Moore won two
matches, defeating Bellarmine and
Marshall by identical 3 scores.
The Cats defeated Marshall,
Thursday on the Coliseum Courts.
Seniors Barwick, Sebolt, and Rupert paced the win as each recorded
wins in singles competition.
Barwick and Sebolt combined for
a doubles win. Barwick has the
best individual single record on
the UK team with nine wins in
11 outings.
Against Marshall, Barwick defeated Dave Huggman,
Sebolt defeated Joe Shafer,
Rupert's win came over Bill
Price,
Marshall's Buddy Duncan scored
and
over UK's Bill Dailey,
Noah Gregory defeated the Cats'
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each scored singles victories. Barwick and Sebolt took their doubles

match.
Barwick defeated Dave Weber,
Sebolt defeated Bob
Rupert defeated
West rick.
Andy Latkovski,
Bellarmine's Dave Payne defeated UK's Bill Dailey, 10-UK's Tom Lantz was downed by
the Knights' Anath Dixon,
In the doubles, Barwick and Sebolt defeated Westrick and Weber,
Bellarmine's Latkov.5.4,
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DON SEBOLT
UK tennis team are Don Sebolt and Cal Barwick.
Pacesetters of the
Barwick leads the team in singles victories with seven wins In nine
outings. The two have combined to make up UK's No. 1 doubles team.

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UK's season record is now
The men of Coach Ballard Moore
have won four in a row. Their last
loss was to Georgia on April 16.

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