Georgetown College - 32 (Head Coach: A.J. Robertson)

Player	FG	FT	Pts
Edward "Beaut" Dean	5	2	12
Charles "Jeff" Adams	5	0	10
Mahan Siler	4	0	8
Robert Orville Black	0	0	0
Squire Ogden	1	0	2
Totals	15	2	32

Kentucky - 30 (Head Coach: Andrew Gill) - [Final Rank ]

Player	FG	FT	Pts
H. C. Thomas	3	6	12
Bruce Bartee	0	0	0
Ben Marsh	1	0	2
Anthony Dishman	2	0	4
Lawrence Burnham	2	0	4
Ed Parker	1	0	2
John Everett	2	0	4
Charlie Keller	0	0	0
Totals	11	6	28

Tigers Win by Narrow Score

Goal Thrown in Last Minute Brings End to 32 to 30 Game Lost by Wildcats

Georgetown won the basketball game last night against the University of Kentucky on the Buell Armory floor by the score of 32-30, the last field goal being thrown n the last minute of play.

The score was close throughout, the first half ending in favor of Georgetown, 19-14, but Georgetown had a decided edge on the playing throughout. They made swift and accurate passes and were good on throwing goals.

Thomas did the best basket work for the Wildcats, throwing three field goals and six fouls. Dishman played a fast game at guard and threw two field goals. Burnham was also on the job at guard and made two field goals.

Adams at forward and Siler at center played the best basket game for Georgetown in the first half. Adams shooting four field goals, and Siler three. In the second half Dean, the other forward, made four field shots and one foul. Every man on the Georgetown five played on the team last year, three of them on the varsity and the other two at sub. Three of the Kentucky State men played last year.

Game Writeup - Lexington Leader

GEORGETOWN DEFEATS WILDCATS 32-30

Georgetown's basket ball team defeated the University of Kentucky on the Wildcats floor last night by a score of 32-30. This is the first victory of the Tigers over the Wildcats in basket ball for over ten years.

The score was close thruout, the first half ending 19-14, and the winning two points were made in the last minute of the play. The Georgetown men fought hard thruout, but the State men didn't really fight until the last five minutes of play, when the playing became fast and the crowd went wild with enthusiasm, hoping that the score would at least be a tie.

Georgetown showed the best playing from the first moment of play to the last. They knew how to pass fast and make their passes good, and they knew how to put the ball into the net. They played as a team thruout, but the work of Adams and Siler in the first half and Dean in the second half at basket shooting was striking. Georgetown has on their team three of the varsity men of last year, and the other subbed last year.

The University of Kentucky men were without fighting spirit until the end of the game. They failed to pass in snappy fashion and could not hit the basket, tho they had plenty of chances. They failed to follow the ball late every action, Dishman and Burnham at guard and Thomas at forward played the most spectacular ball.

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