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By STEPHANIE WALLNER (after classes start)," he said. Brad- Christopher, who introduced the by the course number and course Bradford also said if students dr- mom to m.“ in part time tench
Senior Staff Writer ford said the last day to drop a class proposal, said the new restriction description well enough to avoid crde to stay in a class. thru- things on it the pronoun goes well
. without receiving a “W" is now 15 would help "free-up" classes in Mrs schedulingthewrong classes could happen to them The) ciuld Awarding in mmngmfl in.
The option to (two a class Up to daysafterthestartofthesemester. and the College of Business tr Eco "It's mainly going to hurt fresh \nlhdrlih and receive a “it". they part time {acuity pruninm timid hr
, . two weeks after the start of the se— Donald lvey, Senate Council mem- nomies that are traditionally over man They don‘t know what‘s going could fail, and they could pass. he Pluntnalfliut‘lm urn-tiriflni
master, may beagle 05°19“? gel: ber and a professor of music, said requested. on." Bradford and said (MSW also and mum \a‘lifii
proposal before University he 0pm the m], "1 don’t . mi “When studentsdropa class in tlitn _. _ . , from the program mum go lah
ate passes today, David Bradford, think it's going to solve the prob- m?:udmtsalldtsufdm time to two-week period, other students “hm" °""‘ “UN" “5 'r“ m“ ' equipment. additions: fai‘ulti .mtl ii
i Student Government Assocratlon lems they think they have in (the decide whether they want to keep can‘t take advantage of that." serious problem. (WW and \._n,.).dmhfl mt
, president, said. College of) Arts a Sciences," he the class “If you have a My Christophersaid “‘0“ ‘1“ N I i" "‘0" limit “l‘m not cuntnua‘. out i. going
Bradford, also a member of the said. Thursdayclass you've probably had "Students always “a” mm] W, getting them. but there doesnt have u, u“. am much mm“ m“,
Senate, said the proposal calls for According to John Christopher. u twice and '1 don-t mink that; last minute to drop." Bradford said ”be ftrd said
the last day to drop and add a class A&S associate dean, the pin-pose of enough to see if you like the class or “How can they add when you-n, Christopher and the pom}. change thmtupher said ahnul i am sin
to be on the eighth day of the semes- the proposal is to better accommo- not "hesaid dropping atthelast minute“ Ls partly an economrc move "We dent; drowed clams last hit ill
ter. date students at lower level cm ‘ ' . Christopher said students could could probably drop 1) sections or ”it "Hit and ' 1m lcwl mum or
“The way it is right now, you can and tosave the University money by Christopher, however, said stu- wait at the add drop table and add classes that don't fill up," he “id Fullsh hench htainn ninth phi
add a class tip to the seventh day eliminatingsmall classes. dents should be able to judge classes thedesired classasit is dropped Christopher estimates ii "Vim: at knophy Inti‘l}t‘hn10fl)
Oktoberfest s ~ 2. 2 t n “n ‘9... ' ‘ 5‘ on W 3“ resrgns '5 0 we 9
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” 5:1: 31:4,: a1 4, V . . A ’7; 7'! "' . ‘~ ' Secretary James Watt. ('lith women. lqurwi antlrt t'ripplr
By MARTHA REEDPERRY fix” 2 3' x M ' ‘ r. 4 for nearly three weeks over his re- The remark prmnptt-d wwrnl Re
Reporter ;..:§’;"_‘ 4 4 Iii,“ ‘ g . 3 mark about a federal advtsor) publican senaton to (it'lttuliti his res
‘ ‘glsfii M ~;i , ' - V . panel. resigned yesterday but will aviation and led muti- Minority
The air filled With the sound 0f g ‘ 45 3i“ . " r ' .4 ' . , . remain in office until President Rea [I‘M Robert (' Hint Ii it in to
music and the smell of roasted pig a” 2% §' ' _ g \» 2 ., 4. . gan names his successor propme a formal rmiltlliiin calling
yesterday afternoon as the fourth .25.“ j . ‘ ' Q‘ i ' '_ _ ' if ! Watt made the announcement in a for Wait to resign
annual North Campus Oktoberfest ' “ 4;; " n ' ,, ‘ . ‘ » ‘ . cow pasture ata ranch where he has As recently in his! unlimiuy
got underway to benefit the United ”in . - ’ 2 . ; "i 1 '5 ‘ “he; been vacationing near Santa Barbs Reagan was defending whit tirt‘lar
Way. . , “ it; ' - . ' It "ii - ~ ;,»“‘ . \' ra. Calif. telling reporters "the time trig that hut atalcnlctll was .I \lu
“We’ve raised up towards $1,(X)0 in ' . ‘ ' \fi 25% ,A " . i has come"tostep down ptd" remark but was not all ”lips-a
the past,” Bob Clay, assistant dean " . .- - ' . ‘ - -. ‘ 9 7 e- ; Reagan accepted the mtgflallm chable attenu-
of students said “I expect about 1 - 2- 6“" “‘0 W 3 ,2 “it - . i ». ' 3 5?“ " . X. ‘ ‘ .2 ' ’ ' r‘ ‘ with reluctance and said Watt had
000 people during the day, but not ail h s ...- "9 H w 5?” . ’ a,» f‘ x 5 i . ,3; "l." . ’ I', l ‘i done "an mummg )0!) as 3 mm, till Wall's support continual to
at once." . '“ i, «s x ‘ \ . ' i, -- ‘1 ‘ i; Y , f ber of my Cabinet and in his stew deteriorate ‘" 0‘" I’i“l“1”"“i*"i“'n
The Oktoberfest, held in the North :. . 3K ’ . . is“: . . . . ardship of the natural resmirces of WIN firm-tr Mali-nu Irwin-r
campus courtyard, featured music ,. f ’.‘; “a?!” ;»‘ my . _, " 3 J the nation " ”“1"" ”it” " Tm" W" h'
by NerVOts Melvin and the Mistak- ’- --’_.:..'-:i»" 3.513%” ‘&n f \‘A‘: i K 3 A .. ‘ 1.. " i i Reagan said Watt “has initiated a (“dd "0‘ pr "fl“ “ “‘4' "n “i "5"
es, booths set up by various domis, . ' “a ‘ ., ‘ I \ h; i “ "~ '1 careful balance between the needs ”Mum" MW (“mm "who
a pig roast dinner, a foot race and a ' ,. , .. “W“ s 3 , . n , ‘2’ _ l of people and the importance of pro " t" P.” “3".“ m Wm" “WM hi!"
femalemudwrostlingcompetition. . . 4 hugs: f“ 3' .9? ’ "u ‘ ' . i tecting the environmait His Mon. b0?" 8 hum'llfltmfl "WNW" 04
'dThte fgod boothfwlgslrun bxylatiile gei‘s- .. ” ,° ‘ s ,9. ’fii‘ ' . , *‘ ‘. -' ‘J ti‘onhto puglic service and his (:ch on?“ ““9" 5 ”hm" WWW“
sers o omos . e ' " ' “WW" “C “ '" ‘ in sec tar'
piznrozstw dinner included barbequed "““"‘”“ iiiiniofrwilllxgbererrfiemyben-d '~ Wait. public 909'") \‘o i o. the
porri‘kshops’ baked b88115. chips and Jill Farmer, undecided arts and science sophomore. pins her opponent Michele Rogcrnia political science h Redigan said Watt infgrrned himiof QWSIwgiZfiifliii fights;
dr‘l‘lt’s' a tasty way to help the Unit— freshman, during the first match of mud wrestling held yesterday during the North campus ()ciohcricu “lime cifioi‘noifiu'fzig 5irl’nmng a te e and me “Wm” “M... hi- “I,“ M
ed Way," Thomas O’Daniel, electric Watt said he resigned because “so they hm‘ W" "W "W"
cal engineeringfreshman, said. uate, won for the closest pre-race as- “Our assistant hall director, T.J. Brahant. mathematics junior. said “our usefulness has come to an b‘m‘mp "zinmmw f“ ‘3‘; 413:“? ”‘
“Coca-Cola of the Bluegrass do- timateofhisactual time. Hester, suggested it half.jokjng]y“‘ “lthmkitshwsimagmatmn " end Hrs letter of resignation was ““931 th‘- "f" ‘ 1*“ " M
nated beverages for this event. “It was“ man that com ,_ Powell said, “and it just caught on “It's not a bunch of people run. hand delivered to the ornament at s "W" 0m" . Mimi" in
enough for 800 to 1,000 people.” Ste- itive .. Todd Switzez an agricultlilere andsnowballed." ning around With beers in the" P-"‘ A.- Wall's decision in quit (kw
ven Powell, mechanical engineering onb . 'unior stiid “That’s the hands," Klasemer said “It‘s just 3 There was no immediate word on mm we”. 'nvmmnmumu
junior and Holmes Hall resident ad- feicrst $2: i’ve a,” run in and it “I. think if guys can do it, we can nice get-together.“ Wall's successor. But White "0‘80 and they would no. “W“; m, d...
viser, said. “That really helped us was 'ust what it said it was ’__ a fun d0 lt."_ Sheri Klasemer. btsiness “We really appreciate the student aides have said for the past several riure
outalot.” run ,1, 1“??leth and computer freshman, effort toward the United Way cani- days that candidates included for pa
Jewell Hall sponsored a two mile ‘ said of the mud wrestling. “I’d be in paign," Clay said. “It hasn't been mer Sen. Clifford Hansen, R-Wyom- “I Will be sorry to on Jim whit
“Fun Run,” in which 18 pimple par- Switzer. a Hassin Hall RA. said there if I didn‘t have this cast on." that long ago that student suoport mg. J.J Simmons, 8 black Demo go." said Rinse-ll pclmm, pruu
ticipated. Mary DaViSr 8 junior En- prizes were donated by JOhH’S Run- Klaserner was hurt recently playing wasn't there. We appreciatt that crat. who works at Interior, and dent of the National Audubon Sucre
8115b major and Jewell Hal] RA. ning Shop and J09 30108118'5 Restau- football. when weasked.the students come Energy Secretary Donald Hodel. a ty “it is likely that Reagan will re
said Jenny Martin. 8 sophomore rant. “The last couple of yrars. the former interior Departmentofficial place Watt With a mm subtle
nursing major, won the women’s di- A mud pit was constructed next to Several who attended the Oktober- money the students raised has made The controversy was touched off interior secretary who could do
vision, Carey Zegart, a psychology Holmes Hall for a female mud writs fest said they enjoyed themselves it possible for the University to meet Sept. 21 when Watt told a dumber more damageina shorter time-
senior, won the men’s and Shawn tling competition. The event was “I think it's a nice kind of thing to its goal," Clay, who is also a mem- of Commerce breakfast that an lnte Peta-son said that Reagan "is the
Bay, business administration grad- sponsoredby Holmes Hall. do on a Sunday afternoon," Torn berof the United Way cabinetsaid nor Department advisory commit malJames Watt “
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A TTENDANCE Brown praises dental school plan , m
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at 5...... cm Theaters as: talks about education to scholars ~ ~ :3“ ....:“...." ,1:
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- :.‘...‘._._.:._.:.:,:.'.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:,:.:.j.:.311: By ANDREWOPPMAAVN merging both UanerSltla' dental Brown and the high ”hm. “u ‘mmn‘.
50 000 ' Editor-in—Chief schoolstosave money. dents assembled for the Governor‘s ; ' ' ,
’ 1977-78 Brown, who was on campus Fri- Scholars Program. designed for rice. {1‘ 'E “It“! “I” fl,
_ , Gov. John Y. Brown Jr. lauded the day as the featured speaker for the demically superior students in Ken. * ’, . g .‘ ' ' I I! dh
40,000 .W‘F‘R , recent proposal to keep the dental Governor‘s Scholars Program, said tucky high schools, that they should cut” m” '.', b
figflgfl‘fiflfgh‘), schools at UK and the University of in an interview after his speech that be proud of themselves for their MW} fl ” M .,
.egyéflzggél‘gfigg}; briuisville open, saying the presi- the Singletary-Swain proposal was achievements ‘ ‘-"’ ’3}. 3‘47“.” d.-- ~ “A"
30’000 M591" dents of the state's two major uni- an indication of “some compatabili- “School is important.“ he said gwy-g 2- _
'§:§§3:§:§:;:;:;:;.';:;:'.".":':‘.":':'I'I$2.... 1.35:5? 1982 83 versitios are communicating with ty that was very much needed “You are setting a standard and s
'§:§:§:§:§:§:§:§:§:§:§Eff33?}?EI3151§:§:§:§:§:§:5.w ' each other“as never before." among the leaders in higher educa- trademark for yourself that should
20,000 -5:g:5:5:5:3;g;g;;;g;g;55332355335553555555512.55:; «om tion.“ follow you for the rest or your life
IigigigEgigégigigfgigfgE;S;E;Eg§;§:§:§:§:§:§:§ [:ng grfifl‘ifi‘i‘, President Otis A. Singletary and “I like the fact they are commu— "I‘m saying to you today or your .4 my ,
10 000 §:§:§:§:§:§:§:§:§:f:f:§:§:§:§:§:§E§§§§§§§§::.4, Donald Swain, president of the Unl- nicating and working together as governor that you have a very arcit- i_-. n‘ fl‘fl'” = '2
’ 3555555333333355353355333333351553?'-."15131E3312111LT'::::::::::-"-'-Veflity 0‘ LOWSVHIC. issued 8 RI‘OPO- never before.“ he said. “The prob lng future." Brown said. "You talk E9“ ' it“, ‘h ,
2325:}:E:E:§:::§:;:555555555553353555:5:5:- 3333333333:E'§:§:E:E:E:5: 881 on Oct. 5 to keep both facilities lem of higher education is they 111- about the good old days But the s ivy-as , ,
'"3'35353533'31333331333333523$555,2- "F’113i3i‘33-3331323231' open in response to a P990" autho ways compete with each other. I‘m good old days are the days like 3’ '- «.3. "" 'hmoflefld
{3 Mr riled by the Council on Higher EdlI‘ glad to see a resurge of communica~ today that you face." i" ””442? ‘ ;.‘; , ‘ 1;; ,‘ff"
0 G cation. The CHE in July suggested tion." $«DIOWV,pagc2 Emotion-r -.
Source: John Herbal. director of sludeltscllvmes DAVID PIERCE/Kernel Graphicx d I] . d f t f I I b t . t
Student Center theater Rans e misse a e u p ay, ut not oppor am y
o o '.‘ " -' s? I , ’ By MICKEY PATTERSON lb cusp (k grace directly to the UK
ranks fifth in countr .. . ' . 1 . o 5mm «awn-nun
., ‘ ’ t A, ‘ ‘ " _ Unlike games past when Jenkins
mum... your“ “m: cm ... ' ‘ ~-’ ~ It 3' $3.2“; ammm‘: t: m.'....'“.mm"mm‘2
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Reporter hewouldliketosee. « , a. ’ ‘2; 9‘. ‘ nfi‘ positions in football. They stand on slight cmm Ranadell. much to
though ttenda f- “I have some market' We § _._ 1 h J ~ a , the sidelines, esga'ly awaitim their his own chagrin, dial't even see the
hat: droppedalately fiwgm working (It the “an?!“ “id. ‘ ’ -i‘ ‘5’ r 5 ‘ .4 ' .v b I '. -’ chance (lily to h “WW. It'l flay
Theater ranks among the best in “We‘re considering raffling off KKK I, Q, ’ 9 J 7‘ a lrtstrating situation "I“ C!" 80 00 ”I didn‘t 9"!" we him In 60W"
the nation, John Herbst, director pains.ni‘tfltliunwhiie we're gigolo ‘ ~4 - " \- ~ g for wall; ,- 0! 3:1 I m - fut-dell mo. "mil-ow w
of studentactivities, said. 35 imeter market can ‘ k n, - } 9 ”5“?" “M, - W M W.
“Few students realize that. for obtainawider rarigeoffilms.” Ii .t; g”; . o ‘ . ‘nlis type of situation has held true would fit hack in) like he s dine tie-
a cinema Warn run by stu- Last year's attendance was 18.— " "' : .4 ' ( , , ii); mil 5‘;ng W?‘ 33" ms": with timeto W 4 not
dents. film distributors rank it 000 compared to a peak year like i 3 ~ r ' ‘ Implayingl “Mug! Win his. rel - the "0 y “Wm . 1'3““
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“prim? at: top five nationally, ‘17] we1 lochfiorainmrevenue is his ' (f , v ' ‘ '2‘ lercoaster career at Micky, Randell was literally "'0'“ into.
5a.. A ‘ ' Ranadellhaaaceeptadhisroleam liai’sdenknowwntheaevenui-
“I believe it could go head to enough to keep the [rograrn - ‘ , ‘ D 4 . ranked def
head with any theater in the state, alive." Herbst said. \\ ., prided him-d! on was hi-‘mind .. Moi-ii noon '3‘”
hesaid“ Herbst cited other factors re- -——- J in the game even thraigh hes not livas very naval, Randell
“mt - 'ble ftl' an W m .w “ ‘ k " s playir', said. "I cumin oval thirt strain“,
me We more is our Spoon - . . t . ,
main problem," Steve Edelstein, thrice. “Many people have seen . . _ . A; But. mgr“! know it. ill; the ills". m Tn“: is:
chairman of the cinema commit- to cable TV and some people we Li.» . f 1 ,r; it / “mm he mind wand: ”ram “VI mfiwflflt m the “-
tee \of the Student Activities fertospwdtheirleim—timedot . “Hg «‘ some. walled, on I w or"-
Board, said. The committee is in lam playing video game." Resi- ‘ , 5‘ ' A - ‘.'-Zea" , 021 la. Saturday mg)! to No 7 «id tall to cairn down. but I was
mammmmufw deneehalhareinthepoeessof ._4 IMF-:4»- 1 ,. -» 2". M1 ‘AIIXI'I'I. . MWWMumlm
ahowninthethea “n‘n'ngfm-auem , g .a‘ _W .. 4 , -~r - - . ‘ , With three m left in the first attire.
filrmtobe ter. ' "i ‘ ‘ ~ “ ““ ' ”V J halfandAim UK!” Ramdallhadsomebasisforbetq
Promotion efforts for the the .Edelstdnated“GantIli (corn- on» ‘ P'f' 2.. ‘p ‘ Jenk'ms W Be a. m m had
ater include ark. four color poct- "VENOM”! )'IlmdtMIe- ,t “at; n- , » g . i lore mwmmnuzepm'm WW.” too m
”1.3.?” “ml ”a"; ammme .. oufindtmvt ' ‘ ““W ' ”m“ "M "" 8m 1m are d the insurable Walsh: isyarth
c.nitwio "The movieealenrhr ' lh‘zenlght Mike the M' UK quarterback Bill Ransdell scrambles away from AUbum" 0‘" nun-«Mair. at the M' b- All enlist! salt. Randall inali-
iOMcopla."Edehtdnasid. “min".mfi injured Randy Jenkins and threw for I85 yards on 12 of 2| at- m va “Hardb- P“. u of 2! PIC. (a m y“
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Thursday available at gig, , . mmahdhave grown up with a bureaucracy of r
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(All Night than.) (0)) industrial activity. Higher education, he said, will have 1°“
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3.32 Last year UK kept Auburn out of the endzone, but still ’9 ‘ ‘ __ ,. ' ' " }.., \in» 'i» » fut: k
rill have lost 18-3. In a game marked significantly by momen- . 1:1 ‘. / .. . \ .' an n. .w ~ w .L..- . .. . .
t to the turn, the Wildcats could not keep Auburn out of the end- ,, ., f" , f o ‘ s. ,- \ I e w .5 »-:n.- .. w; «_.. . ‘. _.. i i . .
zoneenroutetoa49-21lossSaturdaynight. 3" » » M5“. ( ‘ .i ‘ A, ,w ~ ., 'tw rat-w.» »: {Tot .u... < ;.-\ - .'
Auburn head coach Pat Dye saw a marked im— we “I "" ' 9 '5‘" Li: um: t l'.‘ . - ». . . ,,
g provement in UK over last season, but he was also ”i! "“‘ “ _ ’ 3st. 9&0} ,1 -_ , .mr r ”W .i's‘. .-: mgr: . n . ~ a. ' . ,
glowing over his team’s devastating running game. The Ira . .' . ,v“ 75:33 - _J‘ ‘ __. lbw in ~.i a. art-1 admin-i... it it. s. it". . .
Tigers rolled up :34 yards on the ground. although the - * fa ‘ .13”: ‘ 3%“ ., ' ’ ‘ ; ' til-x! '. Y‘i..t-.n'h imam.» \gm 9, t.
leadingrusher,BoJackson. was“held"t063yards. reef Egg,“ / ‘ 4" 3:3 l 1," '. ,. . ‘ name, ...n swam 1.”. w - . _ - ' .v
'e “There's no question they are a better football team ‘ , .. {a} ,1 . fr; . ...;_L» , s55 4‘ ' «fv " . ltd: .g. . tinny.“ .I,.,. W. . A. .. .. , ,
than a year ago," Dye said. “We may have been a bet- , "‘3‘ 36.1" - w“ 399‘ . ‘éfi‘gw . 53%;, .» - . ”Hm. «1 I’w amt
ter football team tonight than we have been all year .,f‘f“?i , . ”‘3‘ 43,3 tad-nip. ‘ . .3, ‘3'" ’ ' \,,.- \ iinstt\,\q~ .-v,.. -. ”_.. s .5 ,t ..
seniors long." I 5-3;; I‘: y" 1":7’.‘ I. III a" .,Ir'h ‘1'; i“... s :- a .' M .ii‘. Chinllu'l‘tt l!.l“. 1.|',.:I 3,... u , . . i . I
condary But what was the difference ina close game and a m ,ffi'axfia . ‘ » 4:5,... s {“33“ J ..‘ . __ , -. ‘ - a .55“ I. ,,I. .. :3 mm, in. », i~--~"~ , ., . A
point game? They were the unexpected performances; _f“. - hfi’ffifi’,“‘s sHI‘,-V‘IT 11,3: ~»“ .» ‘. ». ' ‘ i--. \ .2 n: it.” mi:
in Gov- not by Jackson or sidekick Lionel James, but by Randy . . 1 AN " ’29; “3995.334 ,J :5, 9, “a; ‘ $7 14‘. ‘ v '. .P I" l"'\ we iws m .' 5w" " «- '
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:ellence Beauford may have been the biggest surprise. collect- a5 ‘ 4"“ as“, 3‘.- L. ' .. - j , .* ' vi». ..~ t..n»...i.-:: e. -1 in.» “a: i...“ ‘. ii- , ,.
ing 53 yards on two reverses from his split end position. m‘ ,. “4°; ,. , - ' - ‘ ”‘ x . n-z ». a.“ willing e.» um. in i ‘l amt» ;\. _.
rd seve- The 5—11 junior took a pitchout from Campbell on the ,g "I y . .. m If,» ,5,» , ‘Ig,’ “Ifrs‘ ,7 , ' ' K . ‘ w . .‘ \i. 'llik utml ilii". v..\.« a n. ,.,. -, a. g .
ation in ’I‘igers’ second possession of the game and sprinted 1"“ $5‘t1'49'I W 4;",I;:-.,,,s“ ...‘. '~.L.§‘2'b;fla ‘4 ”’;fg,"_"" ' f 1 ruin“? and my l mum in» .mr .i . '- .7 ..
from the UK 38'yard line to the four before being «“33: «$4., ': x: .. " f1_"'a.sm‘“1i° ’ «1.1” v " . " fit. . ‘ ‘ ' I“, (f x '9‘ ~ :~. A". i‘ tllllllt!1‘|x.l\111;j lrllir l .i5:;lil-t :‘mnt {1 .' L
ittorney tackled. But on the next play, Jackson scored the first i; “a, 7 ’1 *3“ f,- .{:m “g. ’ .s. I___':II~‘_‘ ‘_ ~‘-. , a..-" II " II d ‘ ‘ ,., . ,, Mm”. w“ ,,., .I, . ., ,I, . ,I .!, I
‘ademic of his three touchdowns on a one-yard plunge and Au- .NNMHW,‘ . \s'l‘tw'lil lliiw-nl z». NW, ,,,, ,,_ “It,
d Ken- buanhzidthtiearlyleatd. l l . th f th te Auburn quarterback Randy (‘uiiiplicll liirns Uf'flcld iitlci gelling il blotk lli‘lll tight end it! \\ : l k “ " \‘ll‘ll'l‘ l"s"'s""t' 3‘ ' ”“4"“ ‘7 '
MW to names an 8X30 repay eary m e our quar r, Stac Burrell. Cam b H k n; l‘ ' 1’ "Cl ll . . ' ". u ; 9 w , ,, ,I .. .I iig! '. i-iiil till .i H mull l0‘\l‘l\l‘ ki‘i'in'i fit m.‘ i. :v. .1!ll‘.|.l .
has re- Beauford swept down from the UK 20-yard line to the y p e u i\ 1“ Us iii t in mg M ligii \ \\l\hb0llk ilii kiwi-1 _l it it; .. k lv. 1i llHlll‘ III, ”N “N ,Im. H, .,H. JIM h” .II, ,I‘
one, but once again Jackson scored, and the 35-21 deficit wt .1 again girl . ind-i inn. lull «AH-nan.” \
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begin- was definitely in Auburn’s favor after King stepped up . OSS mum win.- nun-l: ‘ilt‘ll‘i gm: im n.» ., .
ition to and picked off a Randy Jenkins pass and sprintedI40 im- plan-d Hill-1‘ q’lldlll'tthtl k\ t ”mm;- within.“-
yards untouched and suddenly UK found itself trailing (‘ominuedl‘rompageone |‘..! \Lixlilnglul. and llllllul \im» \i..i.. ‘.\.' . “in“
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ry and After UK cut the Auburn lead to 35-21 on the second and a touchdown despite being sacked a bone crushing and Wheeler outrun the Auburn (lt‘Yt'liN u l minim- .. tin: or mitts and \tn tat-m . » .' .-,.
nytime play 0f the fourth quarter, the momemturn swayed back six times by the colossal Auburn defensive line award scoring pla} \ ..i ii,
”5 not in the Wildcats‘ favor. But that momentum was short- Ransdell received his first college degree a bit early “ll was a pass we had llt‘xlgtiml a.» fir! vi..- \ nun, \ .mi _.gi. .tmn 4A. tlir \i..i-..i:..i y... ._ 'i. o .z i- ..
liIved when “Little Train" James showed why he is con- at the hands of an Auburn front four that. at times. «cutting across the middle: 1 just twin-d to it. lllillllii elm titl-iittwl itn- \‘Illlt'df‘ ::< , inn l k . .. .u-n, \Lll'iil'
Sidered oneofthe most dangerous players in the nation seems ready to secede into the National Football and saw Mark,“ Ransdell said ’i \\.f\ mm.) "in. it.“ pLiiisknhl‘l .\. III-l mm .n. \. u m ”in. \ o.--,:
by receivmg the kickoff and dashing 45 yards before League. Hereafter, the Elizabethtown native holds a dc» got there, I saw a linebacker coining tip uni-i, l :liiisa goals that was the lilil\ gain. or TM )l‘l. i .iz:.;....,~i.
being stopped by kicker Chris Caudell. greeintheart of getting sacked Without getting killed the ball but Mark Just madea great run that iin- “at High-x .ini n..i ,. in. .. m.“ mint:
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rations for an upset and, page among college {magi} there and throw the ball. he 531d "“19” (IlefenSivc lint: ning late in the third quarter on Ult‘ l'h’ it “it! lllll' H.- l>lllli .iniiir .iiid LN \mi ~ Am the i...“ at v... ' am... it
elitewaspostponed,atleastuntilnextweek. :vsasI real strong tonight. they put a lot of pressure on Eompmm passes to (:IlIiu-r IVIVhiteI (iv o looms, ,Hni ,, ll.‘ VintI itn- iIiiIlltmIi-k i‘ lln- kl“. 9., \lllilil! tin v a la»!
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