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Kentucky Kernel

Vol. XCII. Not 53

Established 1 894

University of Kentucky, Lexington. Kentucky

Independent since i 9 ,1 t.

 

Monday, Octobe' ’24, 1988

 

WRFL to show computer system at convention this week

By l-ILIZABI‘I'I‘II H ADE
Staff Writer

A computer system used by UK student
radio station to decrease paperwork
WRFL-FM, Will be featured at the (.‘ollege
Media Journal convention in New York
this week

College radio representatives. record
companies. and artists will participate in
seminars. panels. exhibitions. and show
cases at the convention

”At the convention we're going to have a
booth with Apple (‘oniputers and we're
going to exhibit “traffic control" which is a
music tracking system that makes it pOSSI'
ble to keep track of. and sort all music.
public service announcements. and grant

Madden’

 

“This is the first time that we k
existing data base specifically

announcements played on the air,“ said
Mark Beaty. WRFL program director

"We have taken a commercially avail
able data base and adapted it to iit our
needs." lleatv said “This is the first tmie
tliat we know oi ainorie adapting an eXist
mg data base specificalh for music track
mg "

“We called everywhere to try to imd
someone who did what we wanted to do

s mall

should not affect
Coldstream Farm

H) JIM “Ill'l‘l‘l
Assik'iate liditoi

The regional mail that Preston and \nita
Madden plan to lillliti on their fftilttilltt'L‘,
l’lace tarni will not .iiieci t'K‘s piai.» ioi
development oi (‘oldstreani Faint. accord
mgiocit) andi lll\t‘i'sli:. oiiicials

Lexmgton Mayor Siottv lizieslcr said
last ”lillit that iiecaiise oi the timing of the
('oldstreain proiect out the other dew-l
opnients l'K is planning on 7h. site coin
paringt it to the Madden s mail would in-
likt‘i'tlltipiti‘lltfl applesaridoringes

‘l reaii} don't think 1 will ha\i
affect whatsoever ” Hat-sli-r
will he a lot inori .it t‘tiidstrea ii that) just
a mall And were also '.iiklttL‘. ahoiit i‘olds
tream being .l long range plan

The ['i'han (iiillii) Government ap
proved a fth eiiaiigi iniiisda\ night that
will allow ”it \laddens to «Jo ahead with
plans ior inn ‘aitiest rzzall in the Lexington
area The on or the th'H-liltiltli’tii is .it the
intersection s. and Han o
War Boiile' s l

l'K's pla" iiir «inelpprnent oi its i'ol'ts
treani Fiif‘i', properH located between
Georgi-ton»: Hoad \ewtown i’iki
south oi titi i‘it‘l‘v‘l'ltiilt oi interstates
and 64 iii'iiides a t‘r-gionai mall. re
search i'iItIilHlliitL‘ education
center. a boarding school tacilitv tor Ken
tricky high school students and retirement
housing ior l'K ‘iilllitltlh

Tilt‘ Miliiilt'tis hopi- itirtll]1p[('!(‘ their pl‘tt
jt‘t‘i t)_\‘ tali l‘N‘.’ l'K s protect is .i J“ ‘M-ai
plan

“l don't think the market demand is
there right now for two regional malls
said l‘K \‘ice t'hancellor ior \dmnnstraton
Jack Blanion But our plan is a long
range plan We intend to take it heiore the
council and we intend to get it approved

Blanton said I'K will he read\ 'o take its
proposal lieiore the l rban i'oiintx i‘ouncii
in about three months To proceed with

much

said There

interstate 1"»

“pi

iai iiities a

plans tor i‘oldstreain i'K must get appro
val ior an iiitercliaiittt to provide access to
the mail The i'oiini i] must then approve a
laiidiise proposal to keep with the Mini
t'onipro-hensi‘wi’iaii

l‘hi- i'iiiiipi‘eiii-ii~ii.i i’lar. is a ll\t‘)i';lr
plan which .ii is ..-. a growth giiideline tor
thccitj.

the plan was i’Llillilli‘ii earlier this )(‘ttl‘
hf. a _'.3 member . oniniittee it proudcs til'
ioirna'ion about what areas ill the Lesing
tori area are the best ti't' 'teielopiiient and
growth llanihurel Marc and t‘oldstreani
.i.i~ri- both pointed out in the plan .is --iti-s
iorpossihleretaildeielopmeiit

'l‘he i'onipi'ehensii»~ l’i.in suggests ir‘i
tei'ia that :vttll should consider for dew-l
opinent Hat-sler it‘s a *silflLIt'sltitlt
"‘s lliii ’ili‘ itt'A

\lueh of the opposition to the \ladden's
mail was that i' .iiii take ii-t.i:iers
‘oiners own} ti'oiri titi\‘.'ttitl‘.'.tt and
the areas other ~iioppiiiit Hunters
Niall ,it lit‘\llluiiititil't‘i"t

lint ltlanton said the \Iadden‘s mall .niil
i'oidstreani ,xill iiiii-ient His
tumor and tulip the iix s i't'ii'llhfl‘s
hurt them

'Yoihe got to distmiiliish between a li‘
eional mail and the mailer mails ltian
ton said The sniailer malls .iri- ioi’ peo
ple iii illL‘ -ii it‘\,tllL’l||ll .nid i-‘avette
t‘oiirit‘. \ regional ‘litlli .\oiild .iitixict «iis
toniers 'roni \shiand Harlan l'inmiili-

iil nor are amt. I'here has

i't‘ilttittdi -tioppers to

said

ind- is
illllt‘ oi

ith" the

i‘fli'l' tii

iiiil

“a.“
great decline

i‘vn cite i 'iiimi\

i’resideot li:i\ iii
report
i‘t‘ttst

Hiantoii said i lil\i'l'\tl\
ltoselle lll.‘l\ .isk ttint. 'o proiide
on t'oldstreain at the i K Hoard oi
ees meeting on 'i'iiesda\

'l‘lie iact oi the matter is is that we are
going to proceed with our iaiidiise plan
Wanton -.nd \nd

nail on toids

as we time been
iegional

iitsi
that calls tor a
treani Farm

and lilllt
now of anyone adapting an .L‘i‘ani,
for music tracking."

Mark Beaty,

program director
paper
Liich

and no station does this. clip ”(mi "l‘he lit-at) sai

only people who didn't tr} to talk us out oi
it were the people at ('al'l'ei'li and \ll’l
so I knew it was a good idea

All of \Htl’l. s disc Jockeys must be able
to type in words per ininiiie and learn to
periorn basic data Hill“)

The l).J.s record information about each
record the) play which includes the artist.
the album title the still): title the ioriiiat

t

tattoi‘ .

ftecorded mtoriiiation, winch
ii} the Federal i'oiiiniiiiinatiois i
sion. had been recoi tied in t .iii'I
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thing like t-t‘i'iio
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Wilkinson briefed by Roselle on allegations agaii sit i911!"

Associated Press

(iov Wallace Wilkinson has been briefed
on the Ni‘AA's allegations against l'Ks
basketball program and oi the l'niiersitv‘s
ongoing investigation

The governor said his miormation came
during a recent meeting with (K l’resi
dent David Roselle ltosellc released the
allegations pliidlt‘l} in summary ioriii last
Saturday

l'K has until liec 1;! to respond to the

lengthy allegations.

Asked how he telt about the allegations,
which haw gained nationwide [)lliilli‘lM.
Wilkinson s‘aid'

'l‘rn like all the other people til the with
nionwealili l iliiiik were waiting Io
what the iiixesiigaiioii is going to reveal
and what the tacis he I still iirnilv he
lieie were innocent until proxen illllll\ in
someone and i see no L’Jllil _\et pro\en as
tar as any one is concerned

Wilkinson. whose comments

“‘1.

came Fri

day in an riterview atter tie addressed a : :et
Kentutki \ssociation iiincheon 't

Lesiiigton. said lioseiles ttl‘lt‘llllLl
iourtesv ‘o me on the Head parameters It!

i in“
‘~‘v&l\ ii ‘ii'

t'fltllit‘il'i

..i\i

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what'shapiw-iiing isi ‘zvzzi

He said ttoseiie . ssiireii itiiil that l K
titilllti iii till i\t'i\itl‘tii_‘ 'lt.il 'iti'} t"
is i \in'i li-il iii lilt‘lll

r tithtlslt
nip ti,” hi
posed to do .illll l'ie ‘iltnl i~
iiovernor ~tlL‘L‘t'sllitlls igss
itiiselleatioiii tiiei oniiniiiiti; [ii‘otic i

Bernie \ondertieide | Ks director at tirlllll \ii
public relations. said ‘-.\ilkinsoii and ltose

still} tie made to it.“

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't‘i-siiiiiaii ltil\i'tii‘llit‘iii|’i i w 'n'

Investigator rebukes myths from realm of the supernatural

haunted itiit \icki-il toiind the e\pianatioii one .:.:ii

li)'l‘1)\.l\ “II. I'
Staff Writer

Joe Nickell is a skeptic when it comes to
ghosts. but he has spent the last 13 \ears
investigating them

Nickell. a l'K proiessor. was the tea
lured speaker Frida} at a noon gallery s‘e
ries presentation "liiiesiigatmg the Super
natural "

He has written two books and ilth'Stlr
gated “countless” cases ot incidents that
other people hav e iioi been able to explain

"After lii years of searching.' \ickell

said. "i haw not ioiiiid a haunted house or
a person with special powers

\ickcll teaches technical writing at [K
and has worked with police on homicide
cases. iorgeries and historic ni_vsteries

Nicki-ll said that his interest in the su
pernatural began when he worked as a
stage magician

"I worked with people that tried to make
others believe the} had suix'rnatural pow
ers." he said "I knew iroin experience
that these were iust tricks ”

tine oi the lust cases oi the siiix-riiatural
that Nickell investigated concerned ti
(house in ’l‘oronto that was suppos idl)

oi iaienighi noises iillfi strange sightings tit-gin.
iobesnnplc \ti

"l‘hc \lacken/ie house is now a national ’lii‘lti
historic shrine. he said It was said that
a caretakers witc saw a tigure standing at
the toot oi a bed. then it disappeared The
caretaker heard iooiialls on the steps and
no one was there 'l‘wo sets oi caretakers op.
ieit because oi this lie

Nickell investigated a printing building
located iii inches .iwa) iroin the \lackeii
lic house

"l‘he late night irew in the other build
mg was making the noise. he said \o

Iiii'si'

«i '.\

said

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Hockey team splits two

games with Georgia

 

Kernel (‘liecklist shows
what's hot. w hat's‘ not.

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 2 — Kentucky Kernel. Monday. October 24.1888

CAMPUS CALENDAR

information on this calendar of events is collected and coordinated through the
Student Center Activities Office. 203/204 Student Center. University of Kentucky. The

publication date.

Information is published as supplied by the on-campus sponsor. with editorial privi—
iegealiowedtor thesakeolciarllyotexpression. ForstudentorganizationsorUni—
versity departments to make entries on the calendar. 0 Campus Calendar form
must be filled out and returned to the Student Activities Office.

DEADLINE: Forms will be accepted no later than the Monday preceding the

 

 

24 MONDAY

 

oConcerts: OctubatestiUK Tuba and Euphonlum
Recital; Free; SCFA Recital Hall; 8 p.m.; Call 74900

-orner Study Abroad lnlormation Session: pro
grams in Germany and Austria (bring lunch; drinks
provided) Free. Bradley Hall 207; Noon; Cali 7-8139

~Other College Bowl. Free. Old Student Center
Theater 7pm Calla-1512

-Religious Feedback on Bishop‘s Pastoral on
Women Free Newman Center Rooms 3 and 4.
‘7 30pm «."aii255-8566

25 TUESDAY

oExhlbits (through 11/21); Laura Naylor. Stephanie
Savlc. Mary Sldles and Ray Weeks: painting. draw-
ings. etc; Free; ArtsPlaoe; 4930 pm Mon-Fri. 10
a.m.-2 pm. Sat; Cali 2552951

-Concerts: Junior High School Choral Workshop;
Free; Concert Hall; 7 p.m.; Call 74929

-Concerts: UK Chamber Percussion Ensemble:
Free; Recital Hall; 8 pm; Call 74929

. Movies: School Daze; $1 95; Worsham Theatre; 8
p.m.; Call 78867

oConcerts: Piano Department Recital; Free; SCFA
Recital Hall; 12:30 p.m.; Call 74900

oOther- Fayette County .AJnlOi High School String
Workshop; Free. SCFA Concert Hall; 9 a.m.6 p.m.;
Call 74900

~Other: String Workshop Program; Free; SCFA
Concert Hall; 7 p.m.; Call 74900

. Seminars; Dr. Jesse Sisken, UK. "Calcium Regula-
tion in Serum-Stimulated Normal and Transiormed
Cells"; MN 463; 4 p.m.; Call 7-7060

-Other: College Bowl; Free; Old Student Center
Theatre; 7 pm. Call 81512

 

 

26 WEDNESDAY

'MOVieS (through 1029) One Flew Over the
Cuckoos Nest Si 95 Worsham Theatre. 730 pm.
Call 78867

- Movres (through 10 29) Rosemary's Baby. 51 95;
Worsham theatre 10 p m . Call 7-8867

°Other Food for Thought “Nutrition in the Fast
Lane Free Student Center 231. Noon. Call 73383

~Concerts Fayette County High School String
Workshop Free SCFA Concert Hall 9 a.m6 pm.
Call 7 4900

-Concerts String Workshop Program Free. SCFA
Concert Hall. 7 30 p m . Call 74900

-Seminars Mr Kenneth Grels. UK. "The Bulk Flow
or Membranes from the Endoplasmic Reticulum to
the Cell Surface". MN 463. 4 pm. Call 7-7060

vSeminar Computer images of Galaxies" by
Bruce Elmegreen. lBM-Yorktown Heights. NY. Free;
P0118 west boardroom. 4 p m. Call 7-8737

oOther College Bowl Free. Old Student Center
Theatre 7 pm Call 81512

~Religious Bioethics Roundtable. Free. Newman
Center Room 8 7 30pm Call 254-5577

27 THURSDAY

~0ther: AFT 01 Lunch; Free; UK Art Museum; N00”;
Call 7-5716

-Theatre (through 1030): Miss Julie by August
Strindberg. directed by Charles Oates; $4. $5; Briggs
Theatre. FA; 8 p.m.; Call 71385

oOther KW 111: Video Conrerence Tor Keyboard
Teachers. S25 public. 315 UK students and senior
citizens. SCFA Recital Hall; 830 a.m.6 p.m.; Call 7.
4929

0Concerts; University Artist Series: Peter Serkin.
piano and Young Uck Kim. violin; 516 public. 59 UK
students and senior citizens. Concert Hall; 8 pm.
Call 74929

oReligious: Christian Student Fellowship Bible
Study; Free; 502 Columbia Avenue; 7 pm. Call
233-0313

00ther. Coors Light Comedy Commandos spon—
sored by Student Activities Board; Free; Student
Center Ballroom. 8 p.m.; Call 7-8867

OOther Boyd Hall Haunted House (proceeds to
United Way) $2. Boyd Hall. 8 pm midnight; Cali 8-
8407

-Religious ”Decision Point - Bible Study". Free;
508 Columbia Avenue; 8 p.m.; Call 254-3714

0 Meetings: Psi—Chi Psychology Honorary Meeting;
Free; Student Center 231; 5 pm; Call 254-2711

-Other; College Bowl. Free; Old Student Center
Theatre; 7 pm; Call 8-1512

~0ther Role of UNO in SoMng the Problems or
World Hunger (UN Celebration Day); Free; Maloney
Bldg 209; 730 pm. Call 7-3680

OOther; Walt Disney World Spring 1989 Internship
Program Presentation; Free; Student Center 245; 7-9
pm . Cali 7-3632

0 Lecture Kevin Matthews at the Charleston Gaz~
zette talks on Leonard Peltler Free; CB 102; 7 pm.
Call2584332

- Seminar “Starting a Group/Utilizing University Re
sources". Free; Student Center 203; 2-3 pm.

rAcademics UK Media Education Television
Courses (advanced registration through 11123); Call
73330

 

28 FRIDAY

oSports (through 10 301- UK Women‘s Tennis All-
American; Myrtle Beach. SC. Cali 7-3838

-Other- Gallery Series "Eliza Obenchaln Ken-
tucky‘s Forgotten Regional Writer" — Bonnie Jean
Cox; Free- Real Gallery: Noon; Call 78634

'Other (through 1030) Parents Weekend; UK
Campus. Cali 7-8867

-Concerts UK Symphony Orchestra Concert,
Free. SCFA Concert Hall. 8 pm. Call 7-4929

0 Seminars Thomas Teirnan. Wright State Universr.
ty' ‘Uirratrace Analytical Methods for Measuring
Env Chem Free. CP 137. 4pm.Cail 7-7060

rSports UK Mens and Women's Swim Team vs
Marshall UniverSity. Away. Call 73838

- Concerts, Tokubetsu Enso Concertrlexington Tal-
enl Education Assoaation Free. SCFA Recital Hall
7 30 p m . call 74900

~Concerts UK Sympan Orchestra. Free; SCFA
Concert Hall, 8 p in Call 74900

-Other College Bowl Free; Old Student Center
Theatre. 4 pm . Call 8-1512

' Other Halloween Costume Party. Free; Newman
Center Rooms 3 and 4 8 p m . Call 255-8566

 

30 SUNDAY

. Movies One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. 51 95
Worsnam Theatre 7 p m . Call 78867

-Concerts Center Sunday Series Thomas Hart
Benton The Origins or Country Music (lecture). Free.
SCFA Recrtal Hall, 3 p m . Call 74929

- Other Oktoberiest — North Campus Courtyard

oSports UK Cool Cats ice Hockey vs Georgia
State S3 Lexington ice Center. 10 am. Call 269-
4873

-Sports UK Women’s Golf Florida international-
Miami; Miami. Call 78838

-Other Thomas Hart Benton The Origins oi Coun—
try Music. Free. Center tor the Arts. Noon to 5 pm.
Call 7-5716

~0ther (through 12/4): Art Museum Thomas Hart
Benton The Origins or Country Music. Free. Art Mu»
seum. Through Dec 4; Call 74929

-Concerts Faculty Recital Phyllis Jenness. violin.
iucren Stark. piano. Free Recital Hall 8 pm Call 7-
4929

0Lecture- Richard G Atvey or the UK English De-
partment (laiiowed by musical pertorma'ices).
Free; Art Museum. 3pm.. Call 7-5716

 

29 SATURDAY

- Sports: Wildcat Football vs. Southern lliinois; Free
with UKlD; Commonwealth Stadium; 7:30 p.m.; Cali
7-3838

rSports Wildcat Football vs. Southern Illinois —
Parents Weekend; Free with UK“). Commonwealth
Stadium; 7:30 pm .Caii 7-3838

~Sports: UK Cool Cats Ice Hockey vs. Georgia
State; S3. Lexington ice Center; Midnight; Call 269-
4873

- Sports: UK Rifle Team vs Jacksonville State; Jack-
sonville; Call 7-3838

-Sports: UK Soccer Team vs Asbury College.
Away. 2 pm. Call 266-7447

 

31 MONDAY

~Sports UK Cross Country SEC. Tuscaloosa. AL.
Call 73838

tOther 5A8 Visual Arts committee presents Tom
Bluemlein exhibit Free; Rasdall Gallery. 10 a.m.-5
p.m.; Call 7-8867

 

 

 

 

special events

 

 

 

-Academics . 10 27 UK Media Education Television Courses (ad-
vanced registration through 11 23) Call 7 3330

'Other 1024 Study Abroad lritorrnatlon Session programs in
Germany and Austria (bring lunch drinks provided). Free. Bradley
Hall 207 Noon. Call 78139

-Other . 10 24 College Bowl Free. Old Student Center Iheater. 7
Dm.COii 871512

~Other 10 25 Fayette County Mnlor High School String
Workshop Free. SCFA Concert Hall. 9 a m 6 p m . Call 74900

00ther - 10'25 String Workshop Program Free. SCFA Concert Hall,
7pm . Cali 7 4900

OOther , 10 25 College Bowl Free Old Student Center Theatre, 7
pm.CallB 1512

-0ther 1026 Food tor Thought Nutrition in the Fast Lane". Free.
StudentCenter 23‘ Noon Call] 3383

rOthet 10 26 College Bowl Free Old Student Center Theatre 7
Dm.Cal|8 1512

-0iner , 1027 Art at Lunch Free UK Art Museum. Noon. Call 7
5716

«Other 10 27 KW ill Video Conterence tor Keyboard Teachers.
525 public 515 UK students and senior Cl'llefis SCFA Recital Hall
8 30a m -6 pm ,Call 74929

00ther — 10:27 Coors Light Comedy Commandos sponsored by
Student Activities Board Free Student Center Ballroom B pm Call
7 8867

~Other 1027 Boyd Hall Haunted House (proceeds to United
Way) 52 Boyd Hall 8pm midnight Call 8-8407

-Other - TO 27 College Bowl Free Old Student Center Theatre 7
0"“ CollB 1512

-Other - 10 27 Role oi UNO in Soivtng the Problems or World Hun
ger (UN Celebration Dayr Free Maloney Bldg 209 7 30 pm Call
7 3680

-Other 10 27 Walt Disney World Spring 1989 internship Program
Presentation Free Student Center 245 7 90m Call 7-3632

~Otrier Gallery Series 10 2B Eliza Ooenchain Kentuckys Forgot.
ten Regional Writer Bonnie Jean Cox Free Peal Gallery Noon Call
7 8634

-0lher 10 28 10 30 Parents Weekend. UK Campus. Cali 7-8867

~Other , i0 28 College Bowl Free Old Studert Center Theatre 4
Dm.COl181512

-Other , ‘028 Halloween Costume Party Free Newman Center
Rooms 3 and 4. 8 p rn Call 255 8566

-Other 10 3O Oktobertest - North Campus Courtyard

-Other , ‘10 30 Thomas Hart Benton The Origins 0! Country Mustc
Free Center tor the Arts Noon loSpm Call 7 5716

-0ther 10 3O 12 4 Art Museum Thomas Hart Benton The Origins
or Country Music Free Art Museum Through Dec 4 Call 7 4929

~0iher 10 31 SAB VISUOI Arts :ommrtlee presents Tom Biuemiem
exhibit Free Rasdall Gallery ‘0 am 5 pm Call 7 8867

~Religious TO 24 Feedback 31 Bishops Pastoral on Women
Free Newmar Center Rooms 3f1'idd ‘ 30 p m Call 255-8566

oReiigious ‘026 BIOGTT‘IIL,’- Ricndtable Free Newman Center
Room 8 730 pm Call 254 557‘

-Reiigious TO 27 Cirrisiiar Student Teiiowsnip Bible Study Free
502 Columbia Avenue 7 p m (3311233 0313

oReilgious , ‘0 27 Decision P'un' Bible Study
lumbla Avenue 8 D '9 7.11'254 'i 7 4

Free 508 CD

 

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arts/movies

 

 

 

~Concerts 1O 24 Octubatest UK Tuba and Euphoniurr‘ Recital
Free SCFA Pecrtali-lall 8 p m Call 7 4900

tConcerts 10 25 Junior High School Choral Workshop Free Con
cert Hall 7 p m Call 7 4929

rConcerts 10 25 UK Chamber Percussion Ensemble Free Recrlal
Haii B p M Call 7 4920

rConcerts 10 25 Plano Department Recrtal Free SCFA Recrtal
Hall 12 300m Call 7 4°00

-Concerts - 10 26 Fayette County High School String Workshop
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eluding 192 yards rushing. More
important than that, the UK
punting team did not allow a punt
tobeblocked.

Georgia came into Common-
wealth Stadium averaging more
300 yards a game rushing, tops in
the SEC. UK's defense also held
Georgia star tailback and Heisman
candidate Tim Worley to 99 yards
rushing. Worley entered the game
averaging more than 126 yards a
game rushing.

“()ur defense played an outstand»
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about it," Claiborne said.

“Kentucky‘s defense was every-
thing we expected it to he and even
more," Dooley said.

The UK offense was led by junior
tailback Alfred ltawls who ran for
128 yards on only 15 carries.
Rawls, a Georgia native. is a for-
mer Bulldog signee. so this game
meant more to him than to the av
erage UK player

"This game definitely
something extra to me."
said.

Rawls's personal goal all week
was to show the people from
Georgia what the) missed out on
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personal goal." UK senior quar-
terback Glenn Fohr said.

“Rawls's performance was
super. His yards after contact, his
broken tackles were great," (‘lair
borne said “If he gets outside. he‘s
got the speed to beat some people. ”

Rawls attributed his success to
the U K offensive line

Georgia took the opening kick-off
and ran the ball right at UK all the
way down to the UK 26 yard line
when the defense stopped the Dogs
to force a field goal attempt.
Georgia sophomore kicker John
Kasay‘s kick went vvide left

UK got on the board first when
senior tailback Ivy Joe Hunter
went over the goal line from two
yards out wrth 39 seconds remain»
ing in the first quarter. Ken \Vlli
lis's point after was good to give
the (,‘ats a 7-0 lead.

The l-lplay drive featured both
the run and the pass. but it was
liawls's 20'yard run to the two that
set the stage,

“it was a busted pla_\. but I Just
tried to get tlll i could." ltimls
said.

After Georgia linebacker Morris
Lewis intercepted an errant Fohr

pass at the Georgia lT_Hll'(l line,

the Bulldogs were :ilile to take ad

vantage and put some points on the
score board.

When the drive stalled at the [K
itiyard line. Dooley once again
called on Kasey to kick a field
goal. This time he did with 4'09 fett
in the half to put l'K ahead. 7-.l.

t'K received the openning kick
off, but was stuffed on three plays
by an aggressne Bulldog defense
that moved the ['K ottense hack
se\ en _\ards.

The Georgia offense was gneii
great field position~ following a .Ja)
'l‘esar punt. at the [K itifitil‘tl line
After an incomplete pass on first
down. Worie} went off right tackle
hroke several tackles and ruinhied
all the \\a} down to the r) )ai'd tine
until l'K lint-hacker Handy llollc
ran knocked lllllt out «it hounds to
\.t‘.t‘ a touchdown

The [K goal line ifeteiise ~~lltl
ennerl. but on fourth and goal tronr
the Hard line \Soiic} was tlhlt' to
lump oxer the llflt‘ and into the mid
mm- to give the Dogs the lead 'Allli
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