Dr. Adk . . . (Click for more)

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Allison, 31, was pronounced dead at Grant Medical Center in Columbus at 3:54 p. . . . (Click for more)

Carl was born into a Christian family in 1921 in Louisville, Kentucky. The family home backed up to the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary grounds, where he and his brothers played. Carl always . . . (Click for more)

A physician in Greenwich for 23 years . . . (Click for more)

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Barnes was born in Beaver Dam in 1897 and was . . . (Click for more)

Before retiring in 1959, he was a professor of engineering and an assistant professor of electrical engineering . . . (Click for more)

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Mr. Bastin was born in East . . . (Click for more)

Beard, who helped the Wildcats win natio . . . (Click for more)

He graduated from Millersburg Military Institute in 1928. While a student at MMI he was Captain of hi . . . (Click for more)

Bad news is in the making for future opponents of the University of Kentucky basketball team, winners in seven of eight starts. Coach Adolph Rupp of the Wildcats announced today that Maurice (Red) . . . (Click for more)

Dr. Blair was . . . (Click for more)

He was retired from the sales department at General Electric, . . . (Click for more)

Bruce D. Boehler, of Grafton, died Thursday at Elyria Memoria . . . (Click for more)

Every child in America dreams of of becoming someone famous or just doing something special that sets you apart from the rest of the world. It is impossible not to dream. Every time we go to sleep . . . (Click for more)

BOSTON - Robert W. Brannum, a standout basketball player at the University of Kentucky who went on to play four seasons for the Boston Celti . . . (Click for more)

In his field of the law, Le . . . (Click for more)

While attending the University of Kent . . . (Click for more)

He was born September 20, 1909, in Richmond. He grew up in Lexington and graduated from the University of . . . (Click for more)

It would be difficult to find a home-grown figure more worthy of induction into the Chester County Sports Hall of Fame than Albert P. Bruno. Born in West Chester on March 28, 1927, Bruno was rasied . . . (Click for more)

A 1908 graduate of the University of Kentucky, Bryant hel . . . (Click for more)

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William R. Campbell, 25 years old, a graduate of the University of Kentucky, died at his home, 454 East Maxwell Street, Monday morning at . . . (Click for more)

Death came at 3:50 a. . . . (Click for more)

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Born in Versailles, he was the son of the late Albert B . . . (Click for more)

Ron was born on March 20, 1933, in New York City, NY, and was the son of the late Georg . . . (Click for more)

Cluggish died at 4:50 . . . (Click for more)

He was born in Happy in Perry County to the late Col. Dilce and . . . (Click for more)

Carl Luther "Hoot" Combs, a University of Kentucky football and basketball player who became a sportscaster in Lexington and a public address announce . . . (Click for more)

On June 30, 1908, aged 27 years, he was united in marriage to Miss Grace Ogg, daughter of . . . (Click for more)

Mr. Cooper, the son of the late Alfred and Mary Cooper was born in M . . . (Click for more)

John T. (Red) Craig, 55, of 329 Ninth Street, who starred in football, baseball, basketball, and track for the Ashland Tomcats during the early 1930's, was dead on arrival at 12:35 p.m. Friday at K . . . (Click for more)

LEXINGTON, Ky. - Services for John S. Crosthwaite, Sr., 83, of 344 Madison Place, Lexington, formerly of Bridgeport, Conn., who died Saturday in Good Samaritan Hospital will take place tomorrow at . . . (Click for more)

"He had quite an impa . . . (Click for more)

He was a retired merchant having been in business with his b . . . (Click for more)

Born in Brunswick, Md., he was the son of the late Roger X. . . . (Click for more)

John R. (Frenchy) DeMoisey, 50, of Georgetown, a University of Kentucky basketball star who later served as administrative assistant to former Gov. A.B . . . (Click for more)

He was a retired consultant with the Kentucky attorney general, and a member of First Baptist Church of Walton, where he wa . . . (Click for more)

Dr. Denham . . . (Click for more)

Officers f . . . (Click for more)

A native of He . . . (Click for more)

A native of Hart Co . . . (Click for more)

Doyle, who helped NMHS claim the state championship in 19 . . . (Click for more)

A native of La Grange, Ky., Ellis . . . (Click for more)

ENGLAND, Capt. Kenneth Haynes, 24, B.S. in Agri. '42, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert H. England of Campbellsburg. While at the University of Kentucky, he was an outstanding basketball player. During . . . (Click for more)

Born in Kentucky, he moved to Orlando from Fort Lauderdale in 1973. He was a retired sales representative in the manufacturing . . . (Click for more)

Evans, a native of Morehead, was owner and e . . . (Click for more)

Mr. Evans was a retired agency manager for State Farm Insurance and a former te . . . (Click for more)

Funeral services will be conducted this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the First Christian church in which he had served as a deacon for a score of year until he resigned a year or two ago. The Rev. Ja . . . (Click for more)

He was a native of Floyd County and retired foreman with International Harvester for 30 years. He was an . . . (Click for more)

He was born in Winchester, KY March 6, 1897, a son of the late George M and . . . (Click for more)

W. Wayne Foust, educator, businessman and community leader in Owensboro, died Wednesday at Mercy Hospital, after a short illness. Foust, 85, of 2050 Old Cabin Road, was the retired owner and operat . . . (Click for more)

Fowler collapsed at Keeneland Race Co . . . (Click for more)

Walter C. Fox, chief engineer of the United States Structural company, and one of the most widely known member of the profession . . . (Click for more)

He used his business degree to teach typing and bookkeeping during night class . . . (Click for more)

The Kentucky nat . . . (Click for more)

He was 84. Mr. Gi . . . (Click for more)

The body of Max Glickman was taken yesterday to Baltimore, by relatives, where funeral services and interm . . . (Click for more)

GOFORTH, 1st Lt. James William, 30, A.B. in Ed. '38, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Goforth of Louisville and husband of Mrs. Nancy Offut Goforth of San Bernardino, Calif. One of the University of Kentu . . . (Click for more)

Phil "Cookie" Grawemeyer, a member of the University of Kentucky's undefeated 1953-54 men's basketball team, died of complications from lung cancer Thursday at Baptist Hospital East in Louisville. . . . (Click for more)

Mr. Groza, who lived in Sa . . . (Click for more)

Mr. Guyn, who lived at 375 Aylesford Place, was admitted to . . . (Click for more)

Dr. Harrison was born in . . . (Click for more)

Derrill W. Hart, 43, a graduate of the University of Kentucky, an authority . . . (Click for more)

Dr. Hatcher practiced dentistry in Pikeville f . . . (Click for more)

Basil Ew . . . (Click for more)

Mr. Head had be . . . (Click for more)

Born Jan. 5, 1915, in Mt. Sterling, he was the son of the late Joe and Nancy Sam . . . (Click for more)

He was a retired manager for the purchasing and stores department of Louisville Gas & Electric Co. . . . (Click for more)

After his basketball years, Mr. Holland, 84, was a promine . . . (Click for more)

The former All-America basketball guard . . . (Click for more)

Mr. Hurst was born on Sep 28, 1933 at Ezel, KY, the son of the late Samue . . . (Click for more)

Jeffries, whose professional baseball career started in t . . . (Click for more)

He was born in Carlisle, Kentucky to the late Robert and Ge . . . (Click for more)

Mr. Johnson, who played prof . . . (Click for more)

JOHNSON, S l/c Walter Marion Jr., 19, A & S 1943-44, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Johnson of Mt. Sterling. Johnson was a star guard on the University of Kentucky basketball team when he entered . . . (Click for more)

Born May26, 1925 in Chester West Virginia, Jim was named honorary captain of the 1943 All West Virginia high school basketball team. He joined the navy and qualified for the V-12; he was stationed . . . (Click for more)

For now, though, he also is not a college baske . . . (Click for more)

He lived most of his life at Jonesboro and was a member and elder at First Ch . . . (Click for more)

Edward P. Kelly was reared on his father's farm in Hancock County and attended the public schools and made such progress in his studies that his watchful parents decided upon giving him further edu . . . (Click for more)

Ralph Godfrey Kercheval, a former University of Kentucky football star, prominent member of the Thoroughbred industry and the oldest living former National Football League player, died Wednesday in . . . (Click for more)

Center on the Wildcat varsity basketball team for t . . . (Click for more)

Kleiser, of 2121 Nicholasville Road, owned the company for many years . . . (Click for more)

Mr. Kreuter died in a Fairfield hospital Monday a . . . (Click for more)

Wh . . . (Click for more)

Mr. Lander retired as principal at . . . (Click for more)

Lavin was in Hot Springs in preparation . . . (Click for more)

Lawrence had an illustrious basketball career, playing with Corinth High School in 1930 when th . . . (Click for more)

Lewis was born when Taft was Presiden . . . (Click for more)

MIDDLETOWN Ñ Basketball great, teacher and preacher Shelby Linville, who won two state championships at Middletown High School and a national championship at University of Kentucky, died today, Au . . . (Click for more)

Born in Livingston County, August 14, 1908, he was the son of the late Dallas Hickman Little and Eliza . . . (Click for more)

He was section chief of the agricultural conserva . . . (Click for more)

Aiken Funeral services will be con . . . (Click for more)

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Paul S. McBrayer, an All-American at the Univ . . . (Click for more)

McFarland, who a . . . (Click for more)

Mr. McGinnis . . . (Click for more)

He was born August 23, 1927 in Fostoria, Ohio, a son of Stephen A. and Marc . . . (Click for more)

W. Emmet Milward, 68, of 1650 Ashwood Drive, managing partner of the W.R. Milward Mortuaries and a distinguished business and community leader, died yesterday afternoon following surgery at St. Jos . . . (Click for more)

Milward, who was a resi . . . (Click for more)

He was an agent for the Northwe . . . (Click for more)

In 1950, Morgan went on a regular dietary and exercise reg . . . (Click for more)

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - Houston Nutt Sr., the father of four college coaches and the only person to play for basketball coaching greats Adolph Rupp at Kentucky and Henry Iba at Oklahoma A&M, die . . . (Click for more)

He was a m . . . (Click for more)

He was born in Bryantsville, Ky. Nov. 2, 1907, son of James N and Cora Durham Owens. He was a Prudential Insuran . . . (Click for more)

Mr. Park, a member of the law fir . . . (Click for more)

Peak, known as the legislative father of Lexington's Urban County government, served three . . . (Click for more)

Burial will be in the family lot at the . . . (Click for more)

For one, he received worldwide attention in 1931 when Ripley's Believe It or Not featured him as the nation's leading football scorer. He had . . . (Click for more)

PRESTON, Roscoe C., passed away Saturday at a local hospital; residence 350 N. 16th St. three years. The remains will be taken this evening to Richardson, Kentucky, for interment. A.L. Moore & So . . . (Click for more)

Lloyd Brinkley Ramsey was born in the small town of Somerset, Kentucky, on May 29, 1918. He was an outstanding athlete and quarterback on the championship high school football team and received a . . . (Click for more)

A native of Paris, he had lived in Fr . . . (Click for more)

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"He's known that he had cancer since March 1 and has been taking chemotherapy treatment," . . . (Click for more)

There's a lot of Rodeo Drive, Madis . . . (Click for more)

On Wednesday, May 9, 1962, at his residence, 3163 Adams Mill Rd. NW., Dr. Ruric Creegan Roark, beloved husband of Anna Brown Roark; brother of Raymond J. Roark of Madison, Wis., and Miss Mary Kathl . . . (Click for more)

William (Doc) Rodes, 51, vice president and treasurer of the Union Transfer and Storage Company and prominently associated with the tru . . . (Click for more)

A most impressive service with a military background market the last rites Monday for First Lieutenant Karle H. Rohs, who was taken by de . . . (Click for more)

He had been a supervisor in the shipping and receiving department of the U.S. Plywood Divisio . . . (Click for more)

Dr. Layton "Mickey" Rouse, 93, a retired dentist who was the first University of Kentucky men's basketball letterman to have his jersey retired, died Saturday at Twin Oaks Assisted Living in Henry . . . (Click for more)

'Willie' Rouse died Thursday in Naples, Fla., apparently of congestive heart failure. He was 74 years old.William L. "Willie" Ro . . . (Click for more)

He was born July 24, 1912, in Van Lear, Ky. The chairman of the board of Rupert-Hager-Crowell Agency in Ashland, he retired in 1984. A graduate o . . . (Click for more)

Schrader, 74, of 45 Savo Ave., was found in his automobile on . . . (Click for more)

But that didn't keep him from becoming a starting player on the University of . . . (Click for more)

LOGAN - Funeral service will be held at 10 a.m. today in Logan Presbyterian Church for Otto G. Schwant, president of Federal Savings and Loan Co. here. Burial will be in Lexington Cemetery at Lexi . . . (Click for more)

A memorial service for Mr. Herschel Scott, 78, who died Sunday in St. George, Utah on return from a trip to Madisonville, Ken., will be conducted Thursday at 2 p.m. in St. Peter's Episcopal Church . . . (Click for more)

Mr. Server, retired, was the son of the late Capt. and Mrs. C.E. Server of Henderson. H . . . (Click for more)

Evan Settle, a beloved sports figure in Shelby County who led the Shelbyville High School boys' basketball teams to more than a half-dozen state tournament appearances, died yesterday at Jewish Hos . . . (Click for more)

A native of Lexington, Mr. Shanklin was the son of the late George Seay Shanklin and Lily Shelby Shank . . . (Click for more)

Shanklin was vice president and general sales manager of . . . (Click for more)

Born in Cynthiana, Ky., in 1890, . . . (Click for more)

Simpson, a retired farmer, was instrumen . . . (Click for more)

Skinner, who grew up in Lexington, worked for U.S . . . (Click for more)

He was born April 8, 1927 in Middletown to Guy and Ruth Smethers and has li . . . (Click for more)

He was President of the Kentucky Broadcaster's Ass . . . (Click for more)

A form . . . (Click for more)

Mr. Spears was born July 5, 1948, in Pikeville, a son of Earlene Damron Spears of Ashland the late Broadus David Spears . . . (Click for more)

Mr. Spicer was the first two-time basketball All-American at UK, and . . . (Click for more)

William H. Spicer, 48, of 650 S. Edgewood Av., La Grange, executive vice president of the La Grange Federal Savings and Loan association, died yesterday in Community Memorial Hospital, La Grange. S . . . (Click for more)

Born in Paintsville, Ky., he had lived in Middleburg for the past 11 years. He was a member of the Middleburg United . . . (Click for more)

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COLUMBUS, Ind. (AP) -- An 18-year-old standout basketball player for Lawrence North High School died Friday after collapsing during a Class 4A regional game that was being played at Columbus North . . . (Click for more)

N.E. Stone, of Madisonville, Ky., well known highway and bridge construction contractor, was found dead in bed at his apartment at 2 . . . (Click for more)

Marvin "Tree" Stone, a 6-foot-10 center who was named the state's Mr. Basketball after leading Grissom High School to the Class 6A ch . . . (Click for more)

Mr. Strohm, 86, of Lantana, Fla., former . . . (Click for more)

Swartz played at the University of . . . (Click for more)

A former officer in the In . . . (Click for more)

THOMPSON HOMER W. "TUB," 91 of Jeffersonville died Tuesday, June 19, 2007 at Hillcrest Centre in Jeffersonville. He was a native of Jeffersonville, born January 18, 1916, and graduated from Jeffers . . . (Click for more)

Mr. Threlkeld, who was graduated from the University in . . . (Click for more)

Born in Jenkins, Ky., he was a son the late Michael G. and Polexini Papanghi Ticco. A graduate of Universit . . . (Click for more)

Tierney died Thursday at 4:40 a.m. in King's . . . (Click for more)

Mr. and Mrs. Tracy were . . . (Click for more)

"He was one of the best basketball coaches ever, but he was demanding," said Gene David, a co-worker of Trivette's. "He red . . . (Click for more)

Mr. Trott received his bachelor's . . . (Click for more)

Born in Cynthiana, he was a son of the late Wrayburn Boyer and Ina Dell Clifford Tucker. He was a farmer, a retired training su . . . (Click for more)

LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Melvin Turpin, an All-America center at the University of Kentucky in the early 1980s, was found dead in his home Thursday of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, Fayette County Corone . . . (Click for more)

He was born in Morland Ky. Mr. Tuttle was a graduate of the University of Kentucky where he played football . . . (Click for more)

He was a former University of Kentucky athlete . . . (Click for more)

But his son, Steve Vulich, 63, said his father's death could not have come in a more fit . . . (Click for more)

Hubert Frank White was born in Williamsburg, Kentucky on September 20, 1901. His formative years included attending Williamsburg Independent Schools and Tennessee Military Institute in Sweetwater, . . . (Click for more)

WILHELM, James E., Jr., in Piedmont, September 5, 1982. Beloved husband of Lucille H. Wilhelm, loving father of ( missing ) Alto, dear grandfather of 3, James, Peter and Joseph Wilhelm, also su . . . (Click for more)

Mr. Wurtele, 89, of 103 Hugh Circle, was a Louisville KY. native and was graduated fr . . . (Click for more)

Singleton Joseph Yeary Jr., 75, Garden Springs Drive, former president of Yeary Lumber & Concrete Co. in Nicholasville, former Second National Bank employee, former University of Kentucky basketbal . . . (Click for more)

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