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The results of Coach Murphy's first
enmo to
light on October 4, when the Wildcats
defeated the University of Louisville
Cardinals, 20 to 0. In this panic
"Turkey" Hughes made n thrilling 35
yard run for n touchdown in the first
quarter.
Tho team appeared formidable in this game, hut as the
Cardinals do not rank high, tho contest was not rated as a criterion of
the strength of tho Murphy system.
Tho annual game with Georgetown College was played on Octobor
11, and again the 'Cats were returny
ed tho winners. In this game
ran up 42 points nnd were
held for downs twice by tho Tigers
Georgetown
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on their
line.
was reputed to have a passing team,
miserably in this game.
but it failed
Tracy was tho outstanding star, tearing off five, ten and twenty yards nt
Kentucky's passing attack
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6,500 people viewed tho contest.
The Scwnnee Tiger invaded tho
lair of tho Wildcats on the following
Saturday and went down to a 7 to
Scwanco
0 defeat.
tried enough
passes for half a dozen games nnd
completed enough to gain 07 yards.
Kentucky tried passes but failed.
A'gain Sanders stood out as a player.
He played with a broken liand nnd
tackled with Jiis good arm, making
The
seemingly impossible tackles.
Blue and White gridders were alert
on the defense and would not nllow
Scwanco to score when they had tho
oval. Tho game was Kentucky's first
conference win.
Some

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Centre Game Well Attended
The Wildcat clawed at the Cntre
Colonel before 15,000 frenzied fans
who filled Kentucky's new stadium on
November 1, but the Colonel would
not budge nn inch nnd Centre College
defeated tho University of Kentucky
7

to

0

for their eighth consecutive

win over tho 'Cats. Captain Covington, of the Gold nnd White, was tho
'Cats Lose to W. & L.
The first acid test of the season for bright star of tho afternoon's frolic.
the Wildcats came on October 18 with Playing his last game against the
tho Washington & Lee Generals fur- Wildcats, he smote the lino hard and
nishing the opposition. The Murphy-me- n skirted ends for long gnins. Gordy,
should have won this game, but plucky plunging fullback, carried the
they didn't. Tho finnl score was 10 ball over Kentucky's goal lino in the
to 7. Captain Sanders was the in- second quarter for a marker and
dividual star, making more than half Lemon kicked goal. This game was
of the tackles and playing a ster- probably tho best the Felines played
ling offensive game. In the Inst during the season, as Centre defeated
quarter, a General kick was blocked Alabama 17 to 0 and won tho Southby Kirwan and King fell on the ball ern Chnmpionship of 1924.

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'Hama Wins
Tho Wildcats were swept in tho deluge of tho Crimson Tide of Alnhama
Novemher 8, 42 to 7. The only bright
spot in tho defeat for Kentucky was

Hushes' sensational
run for
a touchdown in tho third quarter.
Iloscnfiold, 'Bama halfback, was the
terror of tho Wildcats, making pains
nlmost at will and throwing nnd receiving passes for long gains. Kentucky had tho ball on the Crimson's
lino in tho first quarter but
did not have tho necossary impetus
to carry it over.
Tho Flying Cadets of the Virginin
Military Institute furnished opposition for Kentucky in tho finnl homo
game and the V. M. I. team carried
off tho spoils of victory. Tho score
at the end of tho contest wns 10 to
3, but tho Wildcats stood out as tho
better team of the two. Breaks decided tho game in favor of the Cadets.
White, V. M. I. fullback, was the
whole show, punting, passing, tackling, dropkicking, nnd doing anything
ho was called on to do. Ho garnered
the ten points for his team by a
touchdown, a place kick for point after touchdown, nnd a field goal from
placement.

absurd, for each man stood out. Tho
Volunteer lino was torn into shreds
and tho 'Cats turned tho tide in tho
second quarter, after Tennessee had
mado tho score 0 to C in tho first
period.
From then on tho Felines
wore truly wild nnd piled up 21 points
in rapid succession.
This game
marked tho close of tho regular schedule for Murphy's men and tho Inst
regular game for Optain Sanders,
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Turner Gregg nnd W. A. Illco.

Tennessee Taken Into Camp
Amid cheers of university students,
which echoed from tho Southern station to Mnin street, the Wildcats,
Coach Murphy and Mannger McLean
entrained for Knoxville on Tuesday
before Thanksgiving. Amid cheers of

these same students the Wildcats returned to their own, victors over the
Tennessee Volunteers by the score of
27 to G, in their nnnunl Thanksgiving
Day scrap. The game was a triumph
for Murphy. Tho team showed the
effects of good coaching and Turner
Gregg ran the eleven as a unit. There
was no disscntion, and only ono substitution was made. The spirit of
victory prevailed during the four
quarters of the game.
To say one man starred would bo

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The material this
year was not as plentiful as in forUM-M-M-- M
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most of it and developed embryonic
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Good Prospects for '25
The 1925 season appears bright.
There is an abundance of material
in the freshman ranks and the mettle
of next year's candidates will be superior to that of the men who answered the first call this year.
The season is over.
The varsity
men coming up next year eight on
the first eleven will have had a year
and a half of the "Murphy system"
in their heads and bodies nnd the
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