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Pershing Rifles Win
Regiment Drill Meet

Planned For May 25

The annual military inspection ficrrt were replaced by junior student in order to test the junior's
ability at giving commands, lie
said t!ie Inspectors were "very
pleased"' with the results.
The inspectors were also "imt'xo ratings ".satisfactory" and pressed" with the unit's plan of
The University of Kentucky lias won again.
"unsatisfactory" were given at such rotating me caacis in various posiIn a Pershing Hillcs First Hegimcnt Drill Meet lieM last inspections.
tions throughout the school year
Just before the Inspection April 111 UlUn IU rSlvl' lil(,ill CAfLl iLUCU
Friday and Saturday on the campus, the UK marchers won over
28, Col. Larson said, key cadet of- - ' at various tasks
14 other schools with a total of 70 points. Ohio University

The ARronomy Spring Pirld Day
will bo hold Friday, May 25, Frank
Horrle.s, agriculture extension
editor, has announced.
The Field Day will consist of
seven Ruided tours of the Experl-nieStation beginning at 9 a.m.
The tours are designed for Kentucky farmers, but Borries said
that the public Is invited to attend.
Demonstrations and lectures on
many phases of agriculture will be
presented during the tours. Among
these will be pasture mixtures,
variety trials on forage crops,
variety trials and breeding of small
grains, and breeding and seed production of Bluegrass..
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Air ROTC Rated 'S:ilisfarlory
of the University's Air Force ROTC
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was "satisunit held April
factory" said Col. Robert S. Larson,
professor of air hcience.
Col. Larson pointed out that only
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placed second and Ohio State University was third. This win
marks the 13th for the UK chapter out of 21 competitions the
unit has entered.
UK scored first place wins in the
The officers in charge of the
rifle match, the regimental in- meet were Cadet 2nd Lt. Claude
spection, and in the competative C. Sturgill, drill meet officer;
drill. The exhibition drill, one of Cadet 1st Lt. Richard Craft, pubthe more colorful events, was won lic information officer;
Cadet 2nd
by an
unit from West
Virginia State College before a Lt. Charlie Harris, adjutant; and

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The meet ended with a regigroup executed its Intricate mamental ball Saturday night in
neuvers at a.
Donovan Hall.
cadence.
The individual drill was won by
Ohio University and squad drill
honors went to Kent State (Ohio)
University.
Trophies were presented by
Cadet Carl Nissen, commander of
the First Regiment Pershing Rifles
at 2:30 Saturday afternoon in Memorial Coliseum.
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