Fred Curtis

Fred Curtis was born Frederic Roy Curtis on February 13, 1915, in Nashville, Tennessee to Arthur O. Curtis and Gertrude Warnick...

Ralph Carlisle

Obituary – REVERED FORMER COACH AT LAFAYETTE HIGH DIES, Lexington Herald-Leader (August 8, 1999) by J. Scott Shive Ralph Emerson Carlisle, once hailed as the...

Charles Combs

Obituary – Charles S. Combs, Owensboro Messenger-Inquirer (October 30, 2007) Charles S. Combs, 92 of 1252 Castlewood Place, Owensboro, passed away on Sunday, Oct. 28,...

Robert Davis

John McIntosh

Obituary – John Alexander McIntosh Jr., 70, Lexington Herald-Leader (October 23, 1984) John Alexander McIntosh Jr., 70, of 285 Hedgewood Court, former company pilot and...

James Goforth

Biography – “K” Men Who Died in World War II, Kentucky Game Program (December 9, 1950) GOFORTH, 1st Lt. James William, 30, A.B. in Ed....

Joseph Hagan

Obituary – JOSEPH EDWARD HAGAN, Louisville Courier-Journal (September 16, 2001) Joseph Edward Hagan, 88, Louisville, died Saturday at Baptist Hospital in Nashville. He was a...

Adolph Rupp

Adolph Rupp coached Kentucky to four national titles and set an NCAA record by winning 129 consecutive games at home. “In...