Vanderbilt - 24 (Head Coach: Guy Denton)

Player	FG	FT	FTA	Pts
Robert Davidson	5	6	10	16
Ammie Sikes	2	0	0	4
F.C. Woodard	0	0	0	0
L.T. Turner	0	0	0	0
Josh Cody (*)	2	0	0	4
J.H. Jarrett	0	0	0	0
George Reyer	0	0	0	0
L. Parker	0	0	0	0
J.A. Mifford	0	0	0	0
Totals	9	6	10	24

Kentucky - 36 (Head Coach: Alpha Brumage)

Player	FG	FT	FTA	Pts
William Tuttle	8	0	3	16
Karl Zerfoss	5	0	0	10
Jim Server	3	4	11	10
Herschel Scott	0	0	0	0
George Gumbert	0	0	0	0
Totals	16	4	14	36

STATE BEATS VANDY 36-24 IN FAST GAME

Clever Work of Tuttle, Zerfoss, Server and Davidson Feature

With the defeat of the previous night starting Kentucky State in the face, she came back strong last night and won the second basketball game from Vanderbilt by the score of 36 to 24 at the Woodland Auditorium. Vanderbilt played a good, consistent game, but was unable to overcome the superior goal throwing of Tuttle, Zerfoss and Server. Captain Davidson played his usual star game for "Vandy," scoring sixteen of the visitors' points. He seemed to be able to locate the basket from most any position.

Captain Morgan was unable to play on account of injuries received in the game Friday night. Tuttle was played at forward and it seemed to be the place for him. Gumbert went in at guard and put up a good defensive game. The whole game was played under the intercollegiate rules.

The game between the Aeroplanes, men who are over six feet, and the Submarines, those under five feet four inches developed into a big farce. Soon after play was started the Submarines got busy and ran in an extra supply which they had concealed somewhere beneath the surface. The final score was 8 to 5 in favor of the Submarines. A large crowd was out to witness the two games.

Game Writeup - The Idea

STATE BREAKS EVEN IN VANDERBILT GAMES

In the final contest Kentucky completely outplayed her opponents from the South. While the score was close, yet the Wildcats maintained a lead all the way and at no time did Vandy threaten to catch up. The State lineup was somewhat shifted in this game because of the illness of Captain Morgan, who was unable to play. Sam Tuttle was shifted to forward while Gumbert was put in at guard, and the Commodores could do nothing with this combination. Tuttle again proved his versatility as an all-around athlete by going in at a position he had never played before and scoring more points than any other man on the floor. Sam got them from all angles. Zerfoss also played the best game of the season in this contest. The guarding of Scott and Gumbert was first class while big Server had Woodard on the defense all the time. Vanderbilt made numerous changes in her lineup in this game in her efforts to stop the Colonels, but all in vain.

For Vanderbilt, Davidson was easily the star of the team. Cody, the big football tackle, played well at guard. Sikes was a dangerous man at all times.

All the men on the State team played well. Tuttle was the better in the series, yet his may chances came because of the excellent work of his team mates. Morgan played well in the first game until he and big Cody met in a close scrimmage. The guarding of Scott and Gumbert was all that could have been expected. Both men played the floor unusually well. Server and Zerfoss were always in the game fighting hard all the time.

Game Writeup - Louisville Courier-Journal

WILDCATS TRIUMPH OVER VANDERBILT

Goal Shooting of Tuttle, Zerfoss and Server Too Much for Commodores

LEXINGTON, Ky., Feb. 13 - State University took full revenge on the Vanderbilt University basketball team, which had defeated it last night, by tonight trimming the Commodores by a score of 36 to 24. Vanderbilt played a good, consistent game, but was unable to overcome the superior goal throwing of Tuttle, Zerfoss and Server.

Capt. Davidson played his usual star game for the Commodores, scoring sixteen of the visitors' points. Capt. Scott of the Wildcats, was unable to play on account of injuries received in the game last night, and Tuttle was played at forward.

Game Writeup - [by William Shinnick] Lexington Leader

WILDCATS EAT UP THE COMMODORES

Vanderbilt's Basket Ball Team Defeated 36-24 in a Rousing Game

The University of Kentucky Wildcats, thirsting for revenge after their defeat Friday night, jumped on the Vanderbilt basket ball bunch at Woodland Park Auditorium last night and scratched out a 36 to 24 victory. Vanderbilt present the same line-up at the beginning of the game that they had Friday night, but the State gang, owing to the injury of Captain Morgan, was forced to make a few changes, Tuttle going to forward and Gumbert taking his place at guard.

"Squirrely" Tuttle again demonstrated that he is about the best basket artist in these parts, and the way he kept all over the floor, all the time kept the Vandy bunch at a loss. He shot eight baskets, many of them from difficult angles. Zerfoss and Server also played well, a couple of Zerfoss' tosses being of a sensational nature.

For Vanderbilt, Captain Davison and Sykes starred. Davidson's goal throwing was remarkable, but he was so closely watched by Scott and Gumbert that he did not have much chance to shine. Woodard at center also played good ball.

The game was fast and furious from the first blast of the whistle, and the large crowd was electrified time after time by the swift passing and unexpected turns in the luck. Fouls were frequent; the Commodores being guilty somewhat oftener than the local squad.

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