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REPORT ON UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY MEN i __
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` February 29, 1946 l ,4 U. K
Former Men Students in Service ................................ 6,926  
Former Women Students in Service .......................... 361
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Total Students .............................................. 7,287 Clubs,
l Staff Members in Service ............................................ 202 lh1'0U§`l
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\ Duplicates (Staff members——students) .................... 108  
Total ,.._.......,.......................i..........i......... 7,381 ““k>"*
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CASUALTIES—280 18 since report made December 3, 1945. iiggilig
Dunning, David Isaiah Madisonville Plane crash, Washington, 2-11-43 groups
Hjllgumgygr, Henry   Lexington EXPIOSWIL Korea, 11‘30‘45 _ `  igiimma
Greenwell, Joseph C. Shelbyville  '“-ith th,
Darnell, Ward T., Jr. Elizabethtown Killed in action gp Cam ON
i Alsop, Walter James St. George, Utah Plane crash, California, 3-3-41 7 JQ,  The  
I Riddle, Fred R., Jr. Harlan Plane crash, Japan, 9-4-45  ins last
Brooks, George S., Jr. Winchester Ship in Pacific, 10-29-43 L  C
F Hedrick, William Clay Mt. Sterling Ship sunk by Japanese, 7-5-43 ity,}  
, Van Sant, Benjamin F. Mt. Victory Prisoner-ship sunk, Pacific, 10-24-44  `llasbew
, Balden, William Edward McAfee Plane crash, Ala'&rna, 1-24-46  ship 01
i Donaldson, Claude D. Stamping Ground Killed in action, 4-11-44  cilileus,
T Foley, Bernard Lawrence Lexington Killed in action,-Pacific, 3-29-44  Slat Of
e Doyle, Fowler Caldwell Lexington Plane crash, Italy, 12-9-44  éolglgm
, Sizemore, James Louis Pippapass  its DWI
Pash, Philip Dempsey Bardstown Declared dead-missing since Feb. 1, 1945  pm-1,,,,,,,
Carpenter, Charles C. Lexington, Ky. Injuries in Indo—China, May 1945 coulltyx
White, Stewart Edward Paris Killed in action, Leyte, 6-6-45  have 00
Moore, Stuart Versailles Declared dead, missing since Sept. 8,  jP**“%*‘¤
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· U• K' Boosters Clubs Organlzed In and Frank Phipps, Franklin; John I
_ ° ' S. Juett, Whitley; J. R. Ashcraft,
        Hardin; Joe Asher and Kyle  
Univensny Of Kentucky Boosters k;,,,.~_·g~; ..., _ Wliitelieacl, Harlan; John P, Lair, l ii
Clubs, now b e i ng organized pgjtl iig .,  A   H81‘I‘lS011; O. L. McElroy, Henry; I
A anougiioui the state for- me pin--         R<>l=¤¤€€11 orgaiiized from a member- the financial campaign in DGCQH1- `      
ship of alumni and interested ber, has already been attained, and I _,  
citizens, with its primary objective many of the Kentucky counties ° ;
 that of collecting contributions have not yet reported. Alumni re- ·'
Yom each county for the financing Sponge ling been immediate and   ·
‘  of the now atnlotlc 0I`g3.11lZ·?LtlO11. generous and many large COHtI‘ibl1— `   i.
 its oV€1`—£lll purpose is to have a tions have been receivefl fI`0111 0V€T · Alf i
L5  Bllllanent organization in €&Cl1 the coLll1t1‘§’. Merwin E` Potter  
 Qllun “`no1`obY the U11iVe1‘Sit}’ Will Counties alreélfly 01‘;I&11lZ€€l, and fin; John Chenault, Mason; E. H. of
 al€_ Constant Ceetaet with P1`0· their Gl1&1l1‘1n€n, No *15 fonowsi Parrott, Marion; Blaine Nickell, 5
8,  l)€°tn`o $tll(lents from those coun- Wjlliaiii M, Routt, A11€l€1'S0n§ Morgan; Curtis F. Park, ll/I€l'CG1‘; 5 — L
 €S’ m beth tho athletic and the I{€1`1l€l0ll EVHUS,B€ll;C¤n'1`on1n*d‘ Lee McClain and Bemis Samuels, ‘ B` f
 cholastic fi°1dS· f01‘d, B?11`1`on5 Vvnninn B1anton> Nelson; Roger Wo111acl<, Nicholas; W ’
_ Chalnnnn of organization for Bourbon; Tom Phipps and Chaun- C_ nj Ifiudnl]7 Owen; Finley *· E
 he Gastem half of the State iS eey F01‘§€Y, B0Y· Edgar V· Murphrce   * a Cust
A “°“ *° “‘° A‘““‘““S· Obscure Man or 1945   _e·* V.   Served
Entered as second cuss Matter at me Y .   Frida}
Post Office at Lexington, Ky., May 22, In 1945, the men of the }€aI` In   · ]_ 1
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V‘ Marguerite McLaughlin __________ _ _______ Editor `W 916 SO by HBCBSSIJC} · FOI thi?     _
g—1L*=*> Mcclam-»— ~--—»———-—————— Manger Edim superlative job of production which     ;;;-=» ¥   K °"S“’“·
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een I g S a E I or made them the men of the year   -;_;;—%=4a@= ed at
OFFICERS OF THE ALUMN1 - -     _ E
had be ‘ ` I - ¤:¤=§=E=§€=3" »·EE¢:¤:¤:¤cii=ErE¢E=E=Ei:‘.·:2=E¤E=E$E=:=:¢:i:§=¥E=E¢‘  1 . and fl
ASSOCIATION t° gumd out m me déep     . ,ti.. * 1=; I E —
H. C. Robinson .,.e....i.,,...,.,,.,..,i..... President €SJC, HIOSIB 11T1p€H€tYE1b1€ ObSC11I`1ty.   "`°` 1 bmadc
Bernie Shively ...t,.,.,,..,....... Vice-President Th . ,61. I . .1 if i·-r  
Marguerite McLaug¤¤¤ ..rrrr...rrr..e   "’ “ 6 tw mm “ ‘° p“’d“""d     oe»-    
—V-—·--»——--»---——— — V—----—»—--———— Executive S€°"°tm`Y th€ bomb.       _ jgg;ggjg;g§;;g;g;g;gg_
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( E " ` g `”° aS“r°” The t€¤h¤1<=¤1bf¤1¤S and the pw-   .»· :   me ,»o»~  .  
· EXECUTWE COMMITTEE ducmm Skins of more than 2,000      
LUUB LOEBJI Grover Crgegh _ Y _ lv d h   ·  
G. Lee Mccmm Mrs.E.D. smnmck COmPa~m€S “€I`€ 1*10*8 to do t E   ‘_e    ~ ‘‘¥i ?Q`;:j§E§* 
J°"“ A· """““‘“"` Mm T· R- U““€*""°°“ 50b- Fmm that vast aww, it was   ‘`~‘ _ ‘      
. G. Davis Buckner Chauucy Forgey . . . _    
. L_ K Frankel Dr George H_ Wilson impossible to pick out one man, 01   __.i  
E-   g{{“j’   JM Beam two, and Say flatly: "Th<=Sc were   ZZZ _ ».’*   ,i.‘ #-2-  ;§j=;¥,§-SEQ 
JOE Ashe,. H_ D_ Pa,mi;€ the men who made the b0mb." But ‘  
‘V““am W· Bkmton it was possible to pick out a hand- Bil'-Cl.'€\V men. Best known of the  f ’  
Lt. Gov. Kenneth Tuggle . I _ _ 1 ug ¤>    
Nmmm Chrismany JL ful 0f men W1tl10l1t whom the bomb mzmua s was t IC » ensc sem  E
  might 1101; have been m3_(1g_ E_ V_ up011 which Miss Smith \\`01'k€d ·  
. J FEB UARY, 1946 . K . . . . . _ __ -
  Mur hree vice resident of Stand- and wluch claimed lngh lwum;  Q
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R • ard Oil Development Corp. was for {IHS type of J0u1·11al1s111. Many i
  one 0f them who had the pe1·sua- of her articles appeared 111 AGM Q
Owing to Wartime restrictions sive ability, when anyone doubted nautics and other aviation 11121;% E
~ alumni of the University have held that the bomb could bc made, of zines. j 
" H0 I'€UHi01"lSiH four years with the making him see the feasibility of Miss Smith was sent to Hawml y 
€XG€pti011 0f silver and ggldgn the entire program, in March, 1945, as director Of DU]" G(
I jubilee cclebrants. (graduate —— B.S.I.C. -— 1920; M. liu il1f0l‘1l13tiOl1 at the air statw11<  —
I This y€3I‘ We hope there will be S. 1921.) at Kaneoche Bay, Oahu and IW  » P. M
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F reumons. Already wg have had a ..—-&-——»—{—- huhu, Mam. She 1‘€t111‘11€d to *1* Versitv
g 1€tt€1‘ 01* two in regard to plans Miss Eleanor Smith States last October and WHS WP?  _ WIN`}
, and W6 Wantvto do the very most Named Assistant Dean rated from the service lll KNOWN ; P ’
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W? can for the success of the get- Miss Eleanor Marshall Smith, ber. { cd f S
t0g€th€I`$· S0 lf ally classes W1Sh of L€X1Hg‘tOI1, has been appointed She 1S 3 _]()urnahs1n glddmmt  V0 at}
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‘ T0 C€I€bl‘at€ let us know but let us assistant to the dean of women at the U111\'€YS1t}' of K€uTU€l~§ Cla` ed b ]
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know €?U`1Y b€(‘8US€, WG I`€gI`€t to tht? U111V€1‘S1ty of Southern Cab- of 1932 and was 2I1H(2lHb€I of TM I dent
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$3}% aC€0mm0dH'£1011s 111 Lexington forma, accordmg to an announce- Slgma Ph], women ¤ Joullwhg — Mlm
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h0t¢?lS HTG Very hard to get and ment by the college pres1dent,D1·. frate1·n1ty; Mortar B<>a*d= NUIN
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€V€H Thé 0}d-Uma satisfaction gf Rufus B. von Klein Sm1d. Ateneo Cast1l11a111, holwlai} bm Zflv Su
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0I'd€+I°1U{;` good old Kentucky food In November, 19427 ]\[1gs Smith 1Sh SOC1€t}', and Alma Mm and H1
IS 1`€StI'1€t€d, mfllllly because of the received g commission ln the Mater, For nme YGHIS Sh? wcdn Qslmg W
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for the extra meals. \?\Tas}uugt(m, D, C., as adm1mStra,- and 1llUH€dl3t€]Y p1'101 *0 hel M ··_ph0mrl 
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UIQ fiftieth 3llHiV€I‘S2lI‘}’; graduates officer of the air training divigign administrative HSSISTHIH In T A ‘ Sung k
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of 1921 Wlu DHSS the ‘£W€11ty-f1fth She compiled and wrote tram- annual husbandry d€l7¤UtmM nmimm
and 3COOY°dl1lg to tht? Dix plan ing mzmuals for Navy pilgtg and the University 0f I·  -*
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  played by Perry Goggin Parrigan_ Athletics At U. of Ky.
  Z;__ _- Founders Day "Hellfy Stites Barker" was the An incorporated athletic ussocis-
  subject of Governor Willis’ ad- tion, under the direction of a new- I
  - The University in pursuance of dl‘€SS. ly-Hamed 11-man board, has taken ’
  ,, at custom juuugut-ated ju 1945 Ob-   over the affairs of tht? 2ltili€tlC (le- ,
$,,,,,,,,,1 the Second Fmmdel. Day Ou U·K· Boosters Clubs Organized partment at tl1e University of Ken-
 2, Friday, February 22, with an ad- In Approximately 70 Counties woke
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  _‘4;_. features appropriate to the oc- R0“,,,,,, Ed, Humphreys, Scott; ieilatiiietlc progrlam will be guided, 1
  casicn. The program was PT‘€S€¤t· n. W. Congleton, simmer-- 1—z.aV F, el epeeeie tneepeeeele ee. the ·
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_ .,._.  .   ps , ay or. (Q. J. Haydon . .
    . _ · c ~ _ ’ salary limitations, and thus, it is
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TSC Sem   ’ Powell; JTTGSB Brady Stewart, _. . _ _ _.
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to Ea"?  ·   :‘`e QUE C eo \1_1t°ge§’ l' 'elg _i0Se’ Dr, W, D. Funkliouser, dean and iii
yuh-o put i- c ean· 111 011 un {er, HVIQSS; , _ -
. . G · ’ . t * f tl e S theastein Con- .
ai.- Sm----   °"“‘N°*‘ S· S· W‘LL‘S its-·-1--11   GTM; E- T’- iieieidei S,. if iimn-Oil profes-  
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to (geo   1 P. M., from the studios of the Uhi- §Ie;)éO§e1?0eg&’   Seiglpggeli sor; Dr. L. A. Pardne, D1‘0f€SS01` j .
atv, Y · ’ _ dP· ltH.L.D 0-an. ,
d was Sep, ,   Cstation {WBKE through and Lynn Jeffries, Adam an 1€S1( en 011 K  
,iii N0\‘0¤T·  V ’_ `Hemnel L ln Fayette county the Sales- U,K, Offers Night Courses  
i Peeeldeut H‘ L Donovan P1`oSTd‘ men ’s Club, a committee of citi- The Uuiversity of Kentucky De- `
gpatlilaltfi  1"‘T for the oooVooutToTT and th? TTT· Zeng and the Junior Clianlber of pgrtment of Extension began, with 1 .
itucky tiff  evgeemu and bo“odT°tT0TT WQS 0ff€T`· Commerce are cooperating in 0011- the Wiiiter Quarter, January 3, 21  
bei- ofTi1°TT  ·e by E   Y `.  *   . Foil
e heme and helped eeeeh e team that — ·’».·· Y   e‘`”e— i         ·,`.; .   eee e e`
beat the mighty Crimson Tide in   _.;a   A   a       fof Th<
1941, has the job of guiding the     aaa_a as `   a   `‘_i   `to Vai
University of Kentucky to grid-     ‘‘'' e        la   J       under
iron victory over ’Bama and other_       a  Q     A   as   =a.   if  Then
S<>¤th<¤·¤ Pieeki¤ ¤<>We1‘S—eSS¤r€d     a  I ,.)ee   Q      ed I
l of a lot of good assistance from   ii·,             Febru
. men who know well what makes i»i_   a a f  ,..t     ,,~_   a.ai   Overie
Alabama click and what-it takes te       6 »a;lt e   t»ta·     znr    · cial;.
beat the Tide.   ~ °»»-   `'el    ,»”‘»» ?·   ye “
· · . G e?`t¤~   ..l.,.y     ei -‘¤i  *·    m me
` Appomtment or Bryant as U'   :‘’        =’‘           °       (12-0
· K. ’s new grid chief, announced     a_,;    aa  ,aaa_ aa a_.__ _,__     · j .         Caron
January 14 by University Presi-     eili ’ `· »  5    `fljght
dent H. L. Donovan, was followed         Y" .ei'° {QV      ;playe(
by the revelation that he will have       _ __      ~e;.; a Y  R
four full-time assistants in his ef-     ;   ll,_     .l A  .·l...   ‘ { ek
. r     .tr=- :   ~ W  e·=·-- . ,__ »        ~ Bryan
forts to elevate t.he W1ldC&tS, foot- ie   ..a_a .·     -      · _h.
ball prestige.   A                lllsiiiii
The big Arkansas native, fresh 3        Y  aeylel      juntilt
. from a successful season as head     ,      _ aa     eslart a
’ coach at the University of Mary-   :_l                 a consigi
land, conditioned his acceptance of         r        linllorll
the U. K. offer upon the stipula- i   ea.’a         la  it      iyooord
l tion that he would be allowed to                losses,
1 have four full-time aids—one of a      . S_ .   ii?    ee·;,*<$illll·  aMar§Y1a
' whom probably will spend most of l aglnjo l
l his time on the road in search of COACH PAUL BRYANT  thoggi
l promising talent Whitlow, former all-America center He indicated that his first lllllll  season:
. B¤‘r¤¤t—, Siren rr rrvefear e0¤· at Rice Institute in Texas. would be to cover the staliélla  here ga
tract l’reSrr'“rrblY at H fisure bet- The U. K. Athletic Association round up promising selrolarlr   Baaa
i ter than the $@700 e Year he Wes board authorized Bryant to sign gridders eligible to build llllathf   been
Said te here r¤eire¤l at Maryland. all three to three-year contracts at Wildcat squad for the comina lll  oVo,.y0
informed the board before signing the Same time it agreed to pormlt Bryamt told board members that  ann opi
with U- K· ther he e>=pe¢t¤061“d the mighty carrier Lexing-
7   ;_e0fTllO1113.S’ assistants, Bryant went “BeH1‘” and "Bully," the new lon, which took part i11 every l
_   to Vanderbilt in 1940 as line coach coaches must have Seefaring blood major lnvaslon in the Pacific
pei iunder Henry (Red) Sanders in their veins. theater.
_ .   _ Then 1941 team defeated Alabama, Three of the four began their Laslie, also a Tidesman for three if
.   and Bryant entered the Navy in gridiron voyages as mgnibers Of seasons, put in four years as an l l
.   February of the next year. After the famous Crimson Tide of Ala- Alabama assistant. He left his job { ·
  overseas service, he was iappointed bama. Two Served for ei time as at V. M. 1. to enter the Navy in A A
_ _   L coach at the Navy Pre-Flight school Tide assistant eaaehaa AH {Oui. 1942, served 18 months overseas, l
_   lat Chapel Hill, N. C., and his squad have completed long hitches in and oanla out of the Service with 1
I    :1H practice games beat Duke twice the Navy thiymg the wei., eu being the stripes of a lieutenant. i
  F ,(12-O and 35-13) and the North sea-going officers and not chair- Whitlow baby of the gang at A
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· i    i Carolina Tarheels twice. The pre- borne admirals. And the past sea- 29, was the first of the quartet to  
   flight team was disbanded before It son they have had a steady diet of get in the service. He entered the · A
T    ip aysd a regulatlon game- seafood, all llH.V111g' worked togeth- Navy in     in 3 tour Of duty · ' ‘  
 ` °  ; Released from the Navy last fall, er lrlth the Tormpihs ef tho Uhh as assistant to Bryant at Chanel  
  ‘Bryant wasn ’t able to report to versity of Maryland- Hill Pre-Flight, and saw a lot of `  
  'iy   ilus new job at Maryland until Sept. Bryant, youngest of any of hhs action aboard tho oarrlor Yorln 1 ·
`¢ `·,§i;@i :19 and his staff wasn’t filled out men considered for the U. K. post, tern in the far-Sweeping Pacific  
 1 ,;   ilmtil even later, Despite that 13,133 was a letterman with the Tide for 0aYnP¤-lL‘11S-    
     staff, and the fact that his material three seasons, an assistant coach Harms more biegiapiiieei date    
i      ieonsisted only of players hg had at the Capstone for four years. He (m tha Salty young Skipper and  
i  .    ;ll1l1€1‘1teCl, his team turned in a €nt€1`€(l lhs Navy in Fohrnaryi CI‘€WZ _i‘
  e.···‘·"  *i1‘eG01‘d of six winsjone tie and two 1942, Put in 42 months on aotivo Bryant-—32 r · ll b · t  
   `imsswsi oge   iheivicteries being dug, igcluding lii month; splieng Fei.(ii,ee, Ai.k_ );;;i,i;e:iiBiO§1 di;  
·· ··’ ‘ ; Q1 -’ HH s n`s t»I`1l1mP1 0V€I‘ VH`- rh ro `hropoah tlootsh o a ¤·ree in physical educatio t Al if
 giihla in the last 16 gajngg between the rank of lieutenant-commander genie in 1956. Played Vmgigy fm;  
im, ,,,0,.  ;,,;jj,iS°hi’i‘>lS- in the two previous when he was 1‘¤leHS<=d from active ball 1933-35, he was an ni-sO.ah-  
S ` t ii,   I S ‘ Milano had Won only duty eastern Conference end two years, ll
he $$*;,,1  3°¤€em·¤=· M<>se1<-ry, already well known to played in two Nei-mseuiii games ,
* , Eli . , `. , ° _ ` ’
i if 1:)) thi ·   Board. members said Bryant had Kenlllcliy fans, Was the rllda s I`sg· was in action for 58 minutes in the l
u1 iliiiililfali   been highly i-aeammaadad by ular quarterback for three seasons. 1934 Rose BOW] game iii fem. i ···**·" ·
w ” In  Qfvefloho they had questioned for _L”°“ ‘”"_‘ years as an assistant at Ailabaina, ·
iemhers    ian oplH10l1 on his coaching ability tsanlsi features the old N0ll`€ Dams he turned out two all-American se- _ A
been loot;  Zglfon l11SV chances of being Sue- box, with backs shifting both WBYS. lections, Monsky and \Vhite, and  
lhs? df me 5 S ul at h€¤t11<=ky< Bryant, himself dynamic and th 1‘ e e all-Southeastern choices, E ` · i
éhllalhl iu,  .b Pit Maryland his team used the bursting with energy, is offensive- Monsky, White and Bostick, and 1 o` V.
that lim  · asn? Alabama style of play, with minded and his Kentucky teams helped coach the 1937 Tide into “' —
yanlhs _K :&I‘lElll01lS he deemed suitable for should be the most colorful and a Rose`.Bowl engagement. He was “· 1
· than ll- ‘  slieeial situations. That form of daring that have ever represented appointed line coach at `7HHC1€I?· 1 "` j
ABAMA  -_p};*y» familiar to Kentucky fans the local school, employing a lot of hilt in 1940, the next season helped al i
of the mr   0 havo soon many Alabama passing» quick-kicking, etc. coach the Vandy team that beat "` il
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 Alabama. In 1935 he married Miss _ ' ‘ ` '
amy Ham mak O, ,am,ag_ Sh1vely Continues As D1rector l
h d th h t h`ld ° ' ‘
om- an . ey   We G I   Of Athletics With New Gnd Staff s
l May Martin, 9, and Paul, 1. - .
 l M0S€l€Y·A €0lllll9l`Y boy_ from By EARL RUBY, and was discharged in time to help .
I ¤€3·l` M0lll3`°m€l'Y» Ala-, bo ls HOW Courier-Journal Sports Editor. Bryant at N. C. Pre-Flight as well
. 34. Played varsity baseball and Lexington Ky Jan 14-Tha as at Mal.yl,m(l_
football  Or three years at B‘°"ma’ University ot Kentucky has solved Laslle ll€lP€€l €0?1