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Niel Pl ummer
Homecomillif ... the last home game of the
season ... t he last game all Stoll field f01" 11
of the Wildcats and they fp.ce such odds in
this game ... this season and the nine-gmne
schedule has been so tough on them ... come
on. let's all get together llnd blubber ~l little
on each othe]'s sholders.
Of COUl'se, the homecoming business is l'ather
joyful. Meeting YOU I' pals, seeing the game,
attending Dr. 2nd 1\'[1'8. McVey's tea at Maxwell
place after the game (we're ~1I1 invited),
and then to the Alumni dance tonight Ht the
gym ... all of these al'e fun.
But what .about the other angles of the s ituation?
What Rbout our Wildcats who now
must join that ever-g]'owing list of Wildcat
immOl'tals '! Let's ]lI'esent each of them with
a memory 01' so:
Elii:; Johnson, one of Ashland's greatest",
will YOll evel' forget him for t hHt g~lme he
played agai nst Alabama this yead Will you
ever forget his basketball playing and the
teClm he led last senson"
Dan'ell Darby, another of Ashland's sta rs
, , , remember him for his fight. his versatility
(he has won lettel's 11S an end, gum'd, and now
he is a back) , , , remember him for his hate!
tackling, and for his basketball,
Bob 1I'Iontgomel'y, another Ashlander , , ,
must we recnll to' yOll his game against Georgia
Tech this year . . sent into the line at a
I>osition he never played, he produced. 'rhat's
Bob.
Ralph Blevins. the fourth of the Ashland
quartet, . , he reached the height of his fighting
career against V. P. I. Ilt Blacksburg this
year. We'll never forget how near he came to
smashing the dl'ive which dropped the 'Cats
out of the Conference lead.
Bo l\'Iyer, Louisville's own , , . the smnllest
man on the squad. yet he has t.aken his place
in the backfield with the biggest . . , remember
the time he smas hed thl'ough n highly touted
CI·im son line for 55 yards Hnd a touchdown '?
Frank Seale, the mnn-mOllntllin of Big
Stone Cap, Va .... how Frank loves to battle
Alabama and Tennessee, .. his brilliant game
agai nst these teams and othel's asslIl'es him
of a place among the gl'eatest of the Wildcat
great.
William Luther, Harlan's pride ... a tighter
from the first to t he last . .. when he cracks
t hem they stay cracked , . . not a mistake
comes to mind when you sUl'vey Bi ll's football
ca ree r.
GeOl'ge Skinner, a home town boy .. , he is
alternate captain of the team, . , he is a fighter
second to none ... he is a scholm' to the
degree that he will likely be elected to Phi
Beta Kappa, , . He was an end last season, , .
this season he hasn't missed a game at tackle.
Frtlnk Gibson, hailing from Richmond ' , .
he bus nevel' failed in his team-play, and we'll
never fO l'get the time he coaxed t he "Bad
j\·lan" of Alabama to take a sock elt him, t her eby
getting a penalty in favor of t he 'Cats .and
ridding the gnme of the offendel'.
M<tlcolm Foster, the Nicholasville flash ...
Foster has battled th rough three tough years
of footba lL Lnst week saw him reach the zenith
of his power against Duke's Blue Dev il ~.
And yet today may see him rise even higher.
J ohn Drury, another home town boy. , .
t roubled with a t rick knee which often gave
his great pain, J ohn has fought th rough th is
season in a way which I'ecalls his All-Southern
bl'other, "Pete." John has been ca lle~ the
toughest man on the team, and, deal' fn ends,
the 1932 Wildcnts are tough,
Lastly, we probably should say something
about this Green Wave of Tulane,
We helVe played the Wave only once on the
football field, and the 'Cats took t hem into
camp by a score of 10 to 3. The game was
played here in Lexington and the year was
1910.
In basketbn ll t he 'Cats and the Wnve h<tve
met frequently, particularly in tOllrnament
piny. So fa l· it has been to the sorrow of Tulane.
Next month Coach A. F. Rupp is to take
his Wildcnts to New Orleans to play It twogame
series which will feature the dedication
of a new field house for the Wave,
But today we hnve football, .. so until next
year , this is " Football and Other Things"
signing off.
UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY OFFICIAL FOOTBALL PROGRAM
Iss ued under t he direction of The Athletic Council. Niel Plummer, program editor and sports
publicity director. Morris L ev in, advertising manager .
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Name Year
Frye, John A. 2
Blevins, Ralph 2
Foster, Malcolm 3
Meyer, Ve rnon 3
Parris h, Douglas 2
l\liller, James 1
Rupert, Joe 1
Wagner, Frank 1
Gibson, "~ rank 3
Asher, Letcher E. 2
Darnaby, James H. 1
Keys, Howard 2
Johnson, Ellis 3
Murphy, O. B. 2
Duff, Noah 2
Kercheval, Ralph 2
Aldridge, Burton
Darby, Darrell
Se:'lle, Frank
Dal' idston, O. L. (C)
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Janes, E. L. 2
Pribble, Holton H. 2
Drury, John 3
Fehrman, Ray 1
Crowden, Homer 1
Kreuter, Howard 2
Skinner, George 3
Luther William A. 3
Bach, Stan ley 2
Goodman, Robert A. 1
Walker, Harry 1
Montgomery, Robert 3
F is h, William 1
Cassady, Tom C. 2
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Tackle
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Home Town
Louis ville, Ky.
Ashklnd, Kr.
Nicholasl' ille, Ky.
Louisville, Ky.
Paris, Ky.
Henderson, Ky.
Catlettsburg, Ky.
Bellevue, Ky.
Richmond,Ky.
P ineville, Ky.
Lexington, Ky.
Lexington, Ky.
Ashland, Ky.
Lexington, Ky.
P inel' ille, Ky.
Salt Lick, Ky.
Benham, Ky.
Ashland, Ky.
Big Stone Gap, Va.
Evansville, Ind.
Bardstown, Ky.
Butler, Ky.
Lexington, Ky.
Newport, Ky.
Chicago, III.
Newport, Ky.
Lexington, Ky.
Harlan, Ky.
Jackson, Ky.
Fargo, N. D.
Glendale, Ky.
Ashland, Ky.
Lexingt.on, Ky.
East Sf. Louis, III.
Look for changes ill numbers each week. These changes must be made tn order to halt the publishing
of "bootleg" a.nd un reliable tootbal! programs.
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No. Name Year Pos. Wt. Home Town
18 Don Zimmerman .I, HB 188 Lake Charles
3!) Pete Menge So HB 172 New Orleans
40 Char les Kyle J, End 170 New Orleans
41 James Hodgins So HE 169 Sh rC"cport
42 Farrel Thomas So HE 17t New Orleans
43 l\1ilto Phillips So End 178 New Orleans
44 Geo. West feldt, Jr. So nnd 170 New Orleans
45 August.us Clarke So End 179 Macon. Ga.
46 Joe . Loftin So FB 1 !)l Raton Rouge
,17 Claude Simons. Jr. So HE 184 New Orleans
48 Homer Robin son So Guard 1 81 Lake Charles
49 W. Pat Richardson S, UB 173 Ponchatoula
50 Floyd Robert s J, HB .170 Stigler, Okla.
51 Clave Gill So FE 171 Bognlusa
53 Wm. Schroeder J, Guard 184 Dona ld sonvillo
5,1 Winnie Lodrigues S, Center 197 New Orleans
55 [Joy less Hill S, End J98 Pine muff, Ark.
56 Elson Delaune S, End 172 New Orleans
57 John McDaniel So QB 186 Camden. Ark.
58 Louis B02Sherg J, Tackle 194 New Orleans
59 John !lead S, Center 202 Picayune. Miss.
60 Harold Lemmon S, FB 193 Patterson
61 Gene Simon J, Guard 187 New Orleans
62 George Tess ier So Guard 185 New Orleans
64 John Bruno So HB J S I New Orleans
65 Hichard Hardy So End 178 Hat t ies burg, i\1 iss.
• 67 Cromwell Page So Tackle I!) I Arkadelphia. Ark .
68 Richard Banks lone S, Tackle 196 Ponchatoula
69 Roberl Tessier So Tackle 197 New Orleans
70 Robert Simon So End 192 New Orleans
72 John Scafide S, Guard 214 8 1. Louis. Miss.
n 'I'hos. Cunningham S, Tackle 222 Ft. S mith, Ark.
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WILDCAT SCHEDULE FOR 1933
Sept. 30- Sewanee at Lexington.
Oct. 7- Georgia Tech at Lexington.
Oct. 14- open.
Oct. 21- Washington & Lee at Lexington, Va.
Oct. 28- Duke at Lexington.
Nov. 4-Alabama at Tuscaloosa.
Nov. ll- V. M. 1. at Lexington.
Nov. 18- Tulane at New Orleans.
Nov. 30- Tennessee at Lexington.
1932·33 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
Dec. 12-Georgetown at Lexing ton.
Dec. 17-Marshall at Ashland.
Dec. 20-'1'ulane at New Orleans.
Dec. 21-TuJane at. New Orleans.
Dec. 30-Chicago at Chicago.
Dec. 3J-Clemson at Lexington.
Jan. 2- 0hio State at Lex ing ton.
Jan. 6-Creig hton at. Om'lha.
J an. 7-Creighton at Omaha.
Jan. 14-Tennessee at Knoxville.
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Jan. 21-Sewnnee at Lexington.
Jan. 28--Tennessee at Lexington.
Jan. 3I-Vanderbilt at Nas hville.
Feb. I-Clemson at Clemson.
Feb. 2---South Carolina at Columbia.
Feb. 6-Mex ico at Lexington.
Feb. ll-Georgia 1'ech at Lexington.
.Feb. l 3-Alabama at Tuscaloosa.
Feb. 18-Va·nderbilt at Lexington.
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FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
AN::1:~:~T: :::~;~~:ION
November 12 .. TULANE, at Lexington
Homecoming
November 2~ ___ --':ENNESSEE~t ~noxville
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UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY FOOTBALL
Reservations for the 1932 Season
No", 2<1-Tennessee, at Knoxv~ lIe. Tenn. Reserved Seats... ............. .... . .. .. $3.30
(All Prices Include Federal Ticket Tax)
V. M. I .. s., .. ·.nu and w ashington & Lee 11Imu ... 1Il S!Qrt at 2:30 p. m. Alabama and Tulane lI amea
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