1966 Football Media Guide

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GRIZZLY GRIDIRON GUIDE

19 6 6 University of M ontana For Press, Radio and TV This booklet has been prepared for press, radio and tele­ vision rep o rters use. It is hoped th a t herein you w ill find shortcuts to useful facts and quick access to some back­ ground inform ation on the Silvertip coaching staff and foot­ ball squad. For additional inform ation, photos, press tickets, etc., please address:

CATO BUTLER Sports Information U niversity of M ontana M issoula, M ontana PRESS, RADIO AND TV INFORMATION W orking press m em bers of all legitim ate papers and press services desiring to cover G rizzly hom e games are entitled to a seat in M ontana’s press box. Please w rite for tickets w ell in advance of games to be covered. Tickets w ill be m ailed if tim e allows, held at W ill Call, or pick up at the Sports E ditor’s office. Radio booth facilities (three in num ber) are available to broadcasting companies. W rite the Sports E ditor for p er­ m ission so provisions can be arranged for your broadcast. C om petent spotters w ill be supplied if you so desire. Telephone facilities are available and direct W estern Union w ires m ay be ordered in. An official statistician w ill supply inform ation including half-tim e and final statistics, play-byplay, lineup, and substitution sum m aries. Movies for post-gam e telecast purposes m ust be approved by the A thletic D epartm ent and the Big Sky Conference Com m issioner’s office. C learance through these channels should be obtained before requesting press-box space.


Contents 1966 Schedule - 1965 R esults Page 2 1965 Big Sky Standings Page 2 Conference Page 3 School _____________________________ -____________ Page 3 A cting P resident _______________________________ P age 4 O u tlo o k _________________________________________ Page 5 D irector of A thletics ___________________________ Page 6 H ead Football Coach ___________________________ Page 6 Football Staff Pages 7-8 1966 Grizzly S q u a d ______________________________ Page 9 P lay er A lphabetical Sketches _______________ Pages 11-15 G rizzly N um erical R o s te r ________________________ Page 16 D epth C hart ___________________________________ P age 17 P ronunciation G uide _________ :--------------------------- P age 17 Statistics 1965 P age 18 Results: 1960 through 1965 P age 19 M ontana’s All A m e ric a n s ________________________ Page 19 A ll-tim e M ontana Record ---------------------------- - Pages 19-20 O pponents P age 21 U niversity of N orth D akota P age 22 U niversity of South D akota Page 23 P o rtlan d S tate College _________________________ Page 24 W eber S tate College ___________________________ P age 25 U niversity of Pacific ________________________ — Page 26 Idaho S tate U niversity P age 27 N orthern A rizona U niversity ------- . Page 28 M ontana S tate U niversity Page 29 U niversity of Idaho Page 30 T ravel H eadquarters Page 31 Press O utlets P age 31 1966 B asketball Schedule Page 32


UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA 1966 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE S ep t., 17 S ep t. 24 O ct. 1 O ct. 8 O ct. 15 O ct. 22 O ct. 29 N ov. 5 N ov. 12

U n iv e rs ity of N o rth D a k o ta U n iv e rs ity o f S o u th D a k o ta P o rtla n d S ta te C ollege *W eber S ta te C ollege U n iv e rs ity of th e P a c ific * Id a h o S ta te U n iv e rs ity N o rth e rn A riz o n a U n iv e rs ity * M o n tan a S ta te U n iv e rs ity ^ U n iv e rs ity of Id a h o

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B illin g s V e rm illio n M isso u la M isso u la S to c k to n P o c a te llo F la g s ta ff M isso u la M oscow

*Big S k y C o n feren c e g am es N O T E : A ll g am es p la y e d a t M .S.T. e x c e p t U n iv e rs ity of S o u th D a k o ta w h ic h is C.S.T. Id a h o a n d P ac ific U n iv e rs ity a re on P .S .T .

1965 R esults U ta h a t S a lt L a k e C ity ________________ S o u th D a k o ta a t B illin g s _______________ Id a h o S ta te U n iv e rs ity a t M isso u la ____ W e b e r S ta te C ollege a t O g d en _________ U ta h S ta te U n iv e rs ity a t L o g a n ________ U n iv e rs ity of Id a h o a t M isso u la ________ P a c ific U n iv e rs ity a t M isso u la _________ M o n ta n a S ta te U n iv e rs ity a t B o zem an W e ste rn M ich ig an a t K a la m a z o o ______ P o rtla n d S ta te C ollege __________________

U of M 13 14 16 15 21 6 14 7 14 33

Opp. 28 15 0 14 54 35 13 24 17 7

1965 Big Sky Conference R esults B ig S k y W L Id a h o _________________ __________ 3 1 W e b e r ____________:_____ 1 3 M o n ta n a ________________ __________ 2 2 Id a h o S ta te ____________ ________ 1 3 M o n ta n a S ta te _________ ________ 1 3

A ll G am es L T W 4 5 1 8 4 6 4 1 3 3 7


The Big Sky Conference The U niversity of M ontana is a ch a rter m em ber of the Big Sky Conference w hich sta rts its fo u rth full season of operation this fall. The W est’s new est athletic conference w as organized in F ebruary, 1963. C h arter m em bers of the league are U niver­ sity of M ontana, M ontana S tate U niversity, Idaho S tate U niversity, U niversity of Idaho, W eber S tate College and Gonzaga U niversity. The Big Sky Conference sanctions athletic com petition in 10 sports — football, cross country, basketball, w restling, swimm ing, skiing, baseball, track and field, golf and tennis. Jack Friel, who served for 30 years as basketball coach at W ashington State U niversity, is conference com m issioner. League h eadquarters are at P ullm an, Wash.

The School Founded in Indian days w hen tepees stood ’round its M ain of Mt. Sentinel . . . U niversity of M ontana today is one of the W est’s leading pioneers of education. Consisting of a G raduate School, College of A rts and Sci­ ences, Fine Arts, Schools of Law, Journalism , Forestry, Busi­ ness A dm inistration, Education, P harm acy and an A ffiliated School of Religion, there is also a U niversity Biological S ta ­ tion on F lathead Lake. Tree-shaded w alks and law ns are features of an uncom ­ m only attractiv e campus. Close at hand are the m agnificent tim berlands and m ountains of W estern M ontana. T here are hundreds of scenic w onders w ithin an hour or two of driving from the campus. Degrees are offered in 43 areas of m ajor study. W onderful facilities and a faculty w hich boasts a high percentage of Ph.D .’s also helps to m ake M ontana stand above m any of its rivals.


Acting President

Upon the resignation of Dr. R obert Johns on Ju ly 12, 1966, the Board of Regents selected Robert T. P antzer as acting president of the U niversity of M ontana, ef­ fective A ugust 15, 1966. Robert P antzer is a fa­ m iliar figure on the Mis­ R obert T. Pantzer soula campus. He has been associated w ith the U niversity as a professor of Business A dm inistration and financial vice-president since 1957. P res­ ident P an tzer received his B.A. in Business A dm inistration from the U of M in 1940. W orld W ar II found him serving 42 m onths overseas w ith the 41st In fa n try Division. He was discharged from the A rm y w ith the rank of M ajor and was aw arded the bronze star for m eritorious service in the East Indies. A fter the w ar, Mr. P an tzer retu rn ed to the U niver­ sity of M ontana and graduated from the Law School in 1947. From 1947 to 1950 he served as County A ttorney at Chester. A fter his ten u re at L iberty County he practiced law at L iv­ ingston until he joined the U niversity staff in 1957. P resid en t P an tzer and his wife, the form er A nn P rendergast, who also is a U niversity of M ontana graduate, have th ree children. The acting presid en t’s career has been one of long dedi­ cated service to the U niversity and people of M ontana.


O utlook U niversity of M ontana football could be in its best shape in several seasons this fall. There are 21 of 32 letterm en retu rn in g in addition to 11 tran sfers and some prospects moving up from last y e a r’s freshm an team . H ow ever, in­ experience m ay plague the Grizzlies who lost some key p e r­ sonnel by graduation. Gone are stars P au l Connelly, tailback, and W ayne H a r­ rington, linebacker. Both w ere all-Big Sky Conference selec­ tions for two seasons and H arrington earned second team L ittle All Am erica honors. Also m issing w ill be sta rte rs at left offensive guard, Floyd Joram o, tackle J e rry Salois, w ingback Roger Seeley, fullback L a rry P e tty and defensive end Joe Fiala. Sophom ores played an im portant role in last season’s 4-6 record; best at UM since 1962. These players w ill be a year older and Coach Davidson, sta rtin g his th ird season, hopes he can mold a squad around the juniors, tran sfers and pos­ sibly a few surprises from the sophom ore rank. Scatback W illie Jones, a 9.6 sp rin ter in track, scored seven TDs to lead the team a year ago as a sophom ore playing behind Connelly at tailback. This year Jones w ill have to fight ju n io r Don Molloy for position. Molloy played fullback last season but the speedy 200-pounder is sw itching to the running position. Last y e a r’s top quarterbacks, Ed S teiner and Jim Searles return, and M ontana w ill have capable receivers in split end T erry B ergren, tight ends Roger Clem ens and Jim Simonson and split end L arry G udith. B ergren set a Big Sky Conference record w ith 21 recep­ tions in 1965. L ast y e a r’s top linem an, Jim Neilson, w ill m an the m iddle guard position on defense and W ayne Becker, 6’7”, 250 lbs., is a strong tackle. L inebackers P aul D aniels and M ike Sm ith will also help strengthen the defensive unit. Several other veterans and new com ers should give the defensive m iddle m ore depth than in past years. The defensive backfield w ill have L a rry Huggins, a hard hitting halfback, along w ith safeties W arren Hill and G ary Sm ith.


Director of Athletics D r. W ally S c h w a n k ’s d riv in g e n ­ th u s ia s m a n d fo re sig h t a re re a p in g d iv id e n d s sin ce h e a ssu m e d th e d u tie s of a th le tic d ire c to r in J u ly of 1961. D r. S c h w a n k p la y e d an in s tru m e n ta l ro le in th e fo u n d a tio n of th e B ig S k y C o n feren ce. C om ­ b in in g th e d e p a rtm e n t of a th le tic s a n d th e s e p a ra te d e p a rtm e n t of m e n ’s an d w o m e n ’s p h y sic a l e d u ­ c a tio n in to one u n it w as one of his firs t ta s k s a t th e U of M. A d e d i­ c a te d b o o ster, he h a s h e lp e d in ­ c re a se s u b s ta n tia lly th e m e m b e r­ sh ip in th e U n iv e rs ity C e n tu ry C lub d u rin g th e p a st few y e a rs. A 1934 g ra d u a te of Coe. College, Iow a, S c h w a n k re c e iv e d h is M.A. a n d P h.D . fro m th e U n iv e rs ity of Io aw in 1945 a n d 1955. H e to ta le d Dr. W ally Sch w an k 16 y e a rs of h ig h school co achin g b e fo re te a c h in g a n d co ach in g a t th e U n iv e rs ity of Io w a in 1950. In 1956 h e re tu r n e d to Coe as a th le tic d ire c to r a n d h e a d fo o tb a ll co ach b e fo re com ing to M o n tan a . S c h w a n k a n d h is w ife, H elen , h a v e th r e e c h ild re n .

. . . Head Football Coach H u g h D av id so n , a fo rm e r C olo­ ra d o U n iv e rs ity g rid s ta r, g u id e d th e G rizzlies to a 4 -6 re c o rd la s t y e a r a n d o p tim ism a b o u n d s th is seaso n . D av id so n w as a h ig h ly to u te d b a c k fie ld coach a t U of M fo r six y e a rs b efo re a ssu m in g th e d u tie s as h e a d coach in 1964. H e in s ta lle d th e w in g e d -T o ffen se a t M o n ta n a ; a m o re w id e -o p e n a tta c k th a n G rizzly fan s w itn e sse d in p re v io u s seasons. A fte r g ra d u a tio n in 1952, h e b ecam e h e a d co ach a t O sborn, K an ., H igh. H is te a m s w on 16 a n d lo st one. In 1954 h e w e n t b a c k to C olorado fo r fo u r y e a rs as h e a d fre s h m a n fo o tb a ll coach, b e ­ fo re co m ing to M o n ta n a in 1958. D a v id so n is c o n sid e re d one of th e to p d e fe n s iv e co ach es in th e n a tio n .. In 1960, th e D av id so n Hne-h D a v id so n co ach ed s e c o n d a ry ra n k e d second in th e n a tio n in pass d efen se. H e w as a fe a tu re d sp e a k e r a t th e 1961 A m e ric a n F o o tb a ll C oaches c o n v en tio n . A lso w as one of tw o U.S. coaches ch o sen to h e lp c o n d u c t a se rie s of clin ics fo r th e A ir F o rce a n d A rm y coaches a n d o fficials o v e rse a s fo u r y e a rs ago. H u g h a n d h is w ife, J a n e , h a v e th r e e d a u g h te rs.


Line Coach D av e K ra g th o rp e jo in e d th e G rizzly s ta ff in 1964 a fte r h e a d c o ach in g d u tie s a t W y a n d o tte , M ich., H ig h fo r fo u r seaso n s. P rio r to th is, h e g u id e d p re p sq u a d s a t Id a h o F a lls fo r tw o y e a rs. K ra g th o rp e is a 1955 g ra d u a te of U ta h S ta te w h e re h e e a rn e d fo u r le tte rs a t ta c k le a n d w as a ll-S k y lin e tw ic e fo r th e A ggies. A 1955 d ra fte e of th e N ew Y o rk G ian ts, h is p ro ­ fe ssio n a l p la y w as c u t s h o rt b y m ilita r y serv ic e in th e U. S. N avy. D av e a n d h is w ife, B a rb a ra , h a v e tw o sons.

D a v e K ragthorpe

. . . Backfield Coach T o m K in g sfo rd , a fo rm e r a lltim e G rizzly g re a t q u a rte rb a c k , b eg in s h is seco n d se a so n as b a c k fie ld co ach a f te r c h a lk in g u p n in e seaso n s of c o a c h in g a t P o iso n H ig h S chool. A t P o iso n h is g rid te a m s p o ste d a 54-14-3 re c o rd a n d w on fo u r d iv isio n a l title s. A s tr a c k m e n to r, h e w on fiv e c h a m p io n sh ip s, in c lu d in g th e s ta te C lass B title in 1964. D u rin g h is G riz zly y e a rs, 19481950, K in g sfo rd d is tin g u ish e d h im se lf b y c o m p le tio n of 155 of 323 p asses fo r 17 to u c h d o w n s a n d an u n b ro k e n school re c o rd of 2,296 y a rd s. T om a n d h is w ife, B e tty A n n , h a v e tw o sons.

Tom K ingsford


Defensive Coach . W h ite y C am p b ell, a fo rm e r U n iv e rs ity of M iam i (F la .) a s ­ sista n t, c o m p letes th e c o ach in g s ta ff a t U of M, w h e re h e also serv e s as h e a d b a se b a ll coach. A fo rm e r s ta r a th le te , C a m p b ell is co n sid e re d one of th e b e st a th le te s to e v e r a tte n d M iam i. H is o u ts ta n d in g p la y e a rn e d h im 12 le tte r s in th r e e sp o rts fro m 1946 to 1950, th e m o st a w a rd e d to a M iam i p la y e r in m o d e rn h is to ry . C am p b e ll w as fre s h m a n coach a t M iam i fro m 1956 to 1960 a n d se rv e d as v a r ­ s ity a s s is ta n t fo r tw o m o re y e a rs. H is b a se b a ll sq u a d s co m ­ p iled a 114-33 re c o rd d u rin g five y e a rs. W h ite y re sid e s w ith h is w ife, J u d y , in th e G a rd e n C ity. W hitey Cam pbell

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B e g in n in g h is 32nd seaso n as tr a in e r of G rizzly a th le tic team s, N aseb y R h in e h a rt n eed s no in ­ tro d u c tio n to sp o rts fa n s in th e R o ck y M o u n ta in a re a . S ta r tin g fro m a lm o st n o th in g in 1935, R h in e h a rt h as b u ilt u p one of th e b e st e q u ip p e d t r a in ­ in g ro o m s in th e n a tio n . E v e ry a th le te re c eiv es h ig h ly -sk ille d p ro fe ssio n a l tr e a tm e n t. H e is one of M o n ta n a ’s a lltim e g re a t a th le te s . As a G riz ­ zly, N ase e a rn e d n in e le tte rs, th re e ea c h in fo o tb all, b a s k e t­ b a ll a n d tra c k . N ase a n d h is w ife, E v e ly n , h a v e fo u r c h ild re n .


T966 Grizzly Football Squad LETTERM EN LO ST (11)

SOPHOM ORES (12)

F u llb a c k s: M erle A d am s, L a r r y P e tty , D oug M cD o n ald T a i l b a c k : P a u l C o n n e lly L in e b a c k e r : W ay n e H a rrin g to n E n d: Jo e F ia la G uards: F lo y d Jo ra m o , V irg il W alle W in g b a c k s: R o g er S eeley, C h u ck W alle T a ckle: J e r r y S alois

T a ilb a c k: R ic k S tra u s s W in g b a c k s : K a rl F isk e , V oyd R ic h tsc h e id F u llb a c k : D e n n is S k in n e r E nd s: L a r r y G u d ith , J im K e n y o n , R o n M a d ee n G ua rds: H e rb W h ite , M ike G ru n ow , M ik e M a x so n C ente r: R ic k S p a rk s Q u a rte r b a c k : J o h n V a c c a re lli TR A N SFE R S (11)

LETTERM EN R ETU RN ING FROM L A ST YEAR (13) F u llb a c k : R od L u n g L in e b a c k e r : M ike S m ith T ailb a ck : D on M olloy W i n g b a c k s : D ew ey A llen , W illie Jo n es, G a ry S m ith

W i n g b a c k : R o n M c K in s try F u l l b a c k : B ry a n M a g n u sso n E n ds: G ib B ru m b a c k , W a lt P ool, J im S im o n so n G uard s: P a u l D an ie ls, T e rry B la n c h a rd , D o u g C u rry T a ckle s : J a y G lo v er, D a v e T h o m p so n C enter: B o b G ra h a m

E nds: G reg H an so n , L a r r y H u g ­ gins T a ckles: W es A p p e lt, B e ck er, W a lte r M ille r Q u a rter b a cks: S te in e r

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LETTERM EN RETU RN ING FROM 1964 (8)

PLA Y ER TOTALS B Y C LA SS S e n io rs ______________________ 12 J u n io rs ______________________ 20 S o p h o m o res _________________ 12 PU N T ER S D e w e y A lle n , R o n M c K in stry , B ria n M a g n u sso n

T a ilb a c k: W a rre n H ill Ends: T e rry C lem en s

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G uards: D en n is M ey ers, J im N eilsen T ackles: J im S alvo, D av e E n g e r C enter: R on A u k a m p

E X T R A PO IN T S W ay n e B e c k e r, T e rry B e rg re n K IC K O FFS W a y n e B e c k er, M ike M a x so n



D E W E Y A L L E N — No. 23 — 5’7” — 155 — 20 — J u n io r fro m K a lisp e ll. P u n tin g sp e c ia list w h o m a k e s u p in fig h t a n d d e sire w h a t h e la ck s in size. A lso le tte r e d tw ic e in b a se b a ll a t seco n d b ase. P .E . m a jo r.

W E S A P P E L T — No. 71 — 6’2” — 205 — 20 — J u n io r ta c k le fro m M issoula. S aw c o n sid e ra b le a c tio n la s t y e a r. A ll- S ta te a n d A ll-A m e ric a n p re p choice. S h o u ld h e lp in th e fr o n t w a ll. B.A. m a jo r. R O N A U K A M P — No. 53 — 6’ — 205 — 21 — S e n io r c e n te r fro m M t. P ro sp e c t, Illin o is. H as le tte r e d tw ic e a t c e n te r. O ffen siv e s ta r te r in ’65. G re a t s tre n g th a n d sta m in a . W ill see p le n ty of a c tio n a g a in th is fa ll. A lso le tte r e d in b a se b a ll. A M a n a g in g a n d M a rk e tin g m a jo r w ith a fin e sc h o lastic re c o rd . W A Y N E B E C K E R — No. 77 — 6’7” — 245 — 22 — S e n io r ta c k le fro m N a tio n a l C ity, C a lifo rn ia . L a rg e s t G rizzly . F u tu r e d r a f t choice of th e C hicago B e ars. S ta r te r la s t y e a r. H a n d le d k ick o ffs, P .A .T . a n d field goals in ’65. A to w e r of s tre n g th in th e lin e. P la y s b o th w ays. S ociology m a jo r.

T E R R Y B E R G R E N — No. 36 — 5’10” — — 21 — S e n io r e n d fro m D a rb y . T w o y e a r le tte r m a n w ho h a s sh o w e d g re a t im p ro v e ­ m e n t each season w ith th e G rizzlies. S e t n e w B ig S ky re c o rd in ’65 w ith 21 re c e p tio n s. T r e ­ m en d o u s h a n d s. A ll-B ig S k y se le c tio n la s t y e a r. H opes to h a v e h is h a n d s fu ll a g a in th is y e a r. H isto ry m a jo r. 173

T E R R Y B L A N C H A R D — No. 64 — 6’ — 210 — 20 — J u n io r g u a rd fro m S e a ttle , W ash in g to n . J u n io r colleg e tr a n s fe r . A ll-C o n fe re n c e a n d A ll- S ta te selec tio n in W a sh in g to n ’s J.C . circles. H a n d ic a p p e d d u rin g sp rin g p ra c tic e w ith a rm in ju ry . M a jo rin g in P .E . G IB B R U M B A C K — No. 80 — 6’3” — 205 — 20 — J u n io r e n d fro m W alla W alla, W a sh in g to n . J u n io r colleg e tr a n s fe r . B ig a n d stro n g en o u g h to b e o u ts ta n d in g . C o rn e rs to n e fo r th e d e fe n s iv e lin e. P .E . m a jo r. R O G E R C L E M E N S — No. 88 — 6’1” — 220 — 21 — S e n io r e n d fro m D illon. T w o y e a r le tte rm a n . S ta r te r in 1965. S tro n g w ith fin e m oves. T h is could be R o g e r’s fin e s t y e a r. G re a t p o te n tia l re c e iv e r. A lw ay s a th r e a t. B io lo g ical S cien ce m a jo r. D O U G C U R R Y — No. 62 — 6’ — 205 — 20 — J u n io r g u a rd fro m R edw o od C ity, C a lifo rn ia . J u n io r colleg e tr a n s fe r . C o u ld b e a d a rk h o rse u p fr o n t fo r th e S ilv e rtip s. M a jo r u n d e c id e d . 11


P A U L D A N I E L S — No. 67 — 6’1” — 225 — 19 — S e n io r g u a rd . O ne of 11 ju n io r college tr a n s fe r s . A ll-le a g u e a t S an D iego w h ile in th e school. G ood sp eed . H its h a rd . P .E . m a jo r.

D A V E E N G E R — No. 75 — 6’2” — 220 — 20 — S e n io r ta c k le fro m D eer L odge. V e rs a ­ tile p e rfo rm e r a t c e n te r a n d ta c k le . T w o y e a r le tte rm a n . F ie rc e c o m p e titiv e sp irit. L e a d e r w ith e x p e rie n c e on th e g rid iro n . B u sin ess A d ­ m in is tra tio n m a jo r.

K A R L F I S K E — No. 30 — 5’11” — 172 — 19 — S o p h o m o re w in g b a c k fro m O utloo k . H a m p e re d b y k n e e in ju r y in s p rin g p ra c tic e. F in e fr e s h m a n seaso n . S h o u ld see actio n if k n e e re sp o n d s to tr e a t ­ m e n t. B.A. m a jo r. J A Y ( K I D ) G L O V E R — No. 76 — 6’2” — 230 — 20 — J u n io r ta c k le fro m W a ln u t C reek , C a lifo rn ia . J u n io r college tr a n s fe r . G ood size. S h o u ld see a ctio n on d efen se. C o u ld p la y k ey ro le in th e line. P.E . m a jo r. B O B G R A H A M — No. 55 — 6’1” — 220 — 19 — J u n io r c e n te r fro m S an M ateo, C a lifo rn ia . J u n io r college tr a n s fe r . W o rld of p o te n tia l. R ugged, h a s a ll th e e q u ip m e n t. P .E . m a jo r. M I K E G R U N O W — No. 65 — 6’ — 199 — 18 — S o p h o m o re g u a rd fro m M onroe, M ich ig an . A h u s tle r. C o u ld be called u p o n to so lid ify th e fr o n t w a ll b u t p ro b a b ly a y e a r aw a y . G e n e ra l m a jo r. L A R R Y G U D I T H — No. 35 — 6’2” — 170 — 19 — S o p h o m o re e n d fro m W y a n d o tte , M ich ig an . A n e x c e p tio n a l p ass re c e iv e r w h o se s u re h a n d s m a k e u p fo r h is la c k of size. S ociology m a jo r. G R E G H A N S O N — No. 81 — 6’4” — 200 — 20 — J u n io r e n d fro m M issoula. C an go b o th w ay s. S u p e rio r stu d e n t. L e a d e rsh ip a b ility . E x p lo siv e p o w er. A lso le tte r e d in b a s k e t b a ll. B.A. m a jo r.

W A R R E N H I L L — No. 12 — 6’ — 185 — 22 — S e n io r ta ilb a c k fro m B illin g s. D efen siv e s ta n d o u t in ’64 a n d ’65. A ll-B ig S k y d e fe n siv e h a lfb a c k . S p eed a n d e x p e rie n c e . A ttitu d e e x ­ ce p tio n a l. L ed th e G rizzlies in in te rc e p tio n s in 1965. B.A . m a jo r.

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L A R R Y H U G G I N S — No. 33 — 6’2” — 195 — 20 — J u n io r e n d fro m M issoula. D efen siv e sta n d o u t. L e tte re d a s a so p h o m o re . F o rm e r a ll- s ta te r in h ig h school. R e lia b le . G u tty , e x c e p tio n a l ta c k lin g a b ility . B.A . m a jo r.

W I L L I E J O N E S — N o. 20 — 5*7” — 160 — 22 — J u n io r w in g b a c k fro m M o n ro e, M ic h i­ g an . C lo ck ed a t 9.5 fo r th e c e n tu ry . A ll-B ig S k y in 1965. A lw a y s a n o ffe n siv e th r e a t. L e a d in g sc o re r la s t y e a r. P u n t r e t u r n sp e c ia l­ ist. S h o u ld h a v e a n o th e r g re a t y e a r. P .E . m a jo r.

J I M K E N Y O N — No. 85 — 5’H ” — 200 — 18 — S o p h o m o re en d fro m M issoula. T o u g h . C o m p e titiv e . G iv es on e h u n d re d p e r c e n t a t a ll tim es. O u tsta n d in g h ig h sch o o l a th le te . E d u c a tio n m a jo r. R O D L U N G — No. 40 — 5 T 1 ” — 195 — 20 — J u n io r fu llb a c k fro m S a c ra m e n to , C a lifo rn ia . D e d ic a te d . G re a t a ttitu d e . G ood sp eed . S h o w ed g re a t im p ro v e m e n t d u rin g s p rin g d rills. S h o u ld h a v e a fin e y e a r. P .E . a n d H isto ry m a jo r. R O N M c K I N S T R Y — No. 25 — 5’11” — 180 — 19 — S o p h o m o re w in g b a c k fro m M isso u la. S h o w e d p ro m ise d u rin g sp rin g p ra c tic e . T ra n s f e r fro m U n iv e rs ity of Id a h o w h e re h e s ta r te d as a fre s h m a n . G re a t sp eed fo r h is size. F in e c a re e r p re d ic te d . P .E . m a jo r. R O N M A D E E N — No. 83 — 6’3” — 188 — 19 — S o p h o m o re e n d fro m G re a t F a lls. A ll th e to o ls r e q u ire d fo r f u tu r e su ccess a t end. A sto u n d in g m oves. S ta r te r o n fr e s h m a n b a s k e tb a ll te a m in 1965-66. H isto ry m a jo r. B R Y A N M A G N U S O N — No. 45 — 6’ — 220 — 21 — J u n io r f u ll­ b a c k fro m H o p k in s, M in n e so ta. E x tre m e ly s tro n g a n d fa s t. S h o u ld give th e G rizzlies a g re a t lift a t fu llb a c k . T r a n s f e r r e d fro m U n iv e r­ sity of M in n eso ta. M ag n u so n w a s ch o se n as th e o u ts ta n d in g h ig h school b a c k in th e M in n ea p o lis a re a in 1961. R a d io -T V m a jo r. M I K E M A X S O N — No. 63 — 5’10” — 200 — 19 — S o p h o m o re g u a rd fro m M in n eap o lis, M in n e so ta. G ood f u tu r e p ro sp e c t. L a c k s e x p e rie n c e . A y o u n g lin e m a n th a t co u ld d e v elo p . F in e sc h o lastic re c o rd . G e n e ra l m a jo r.

D E N N I S M E Y E R — No. 61 — 5’9” — 191 — 22 — S e n io r g u a rd fro m H e le n a . E x tre m e ly ag g re ssiv e a n d re lia b le . C a rrie s th e b r u n t of th e G rizzly fo r w a rd w a ll on o ffen se. A tw o y e a r le tte r m a n w h o w ill be h e a v ily c o u n te d on. E x tre m e ly q u ick . P re - m e d m a jo r.


W A L T E R M I L L E R — No. 74 — 6’ — 210 — 20 — J u n io r ta c k le fro m W a ln u t C reek , C a lifo rn ia . L e tte re d la s t seaso n fo r th e G rizzlies a fte r tr a n s f e r r in g fro m M o u n t D iab lo J u n io r C ollege in C a lifo rn ia . T o ugh co m p e tito r. H a s d e sire a n d d e te rm in a tio n . S w itc h e d to c e n te r d u rin g s p rin g p ra c tic e . P .E . m a jo r.

D O N M O L L O Y — No. 44 — 6’ — 190 — 19 — J u n io r ta ilb a c k fro m M a lta . E x tre m e ly fin e ru n n in g b ack . C o u ld b lossom in to on e of th e b e tte r b ac k s in th e co n fere n c e . H as speed a n d tre m e n d o u s b a la n c e . P o litic a l S cience m a jo r.

J I M N E I L S E N — No. 66 — 6’ — 200 — 22 — S e n io r g u a rd fro m S h elb y . T o u g h . A g g re s­ sive. H its w ith e x c e p tio n a l a u th o rity . T w o y e a r le tte r m a n . S eco n d s trin g A ll-C o n fe re n c e in ’65. D e fe n siv e k ey . P h y sic a l T h e ra p y m a ­ jo r.

W A L T E R P O O L — No. 82 — 6’2” — 200 — 20 — J u n io r e n d fro m S p o k a n e . J u n io r college tr a n s fe r . H a rd w o rk e r. S h o w e d p ro m ises in s p rin g b a ll. S h o u ld see a c tio n th is y e a r. P r e - la w m a jo r. V O Y D R I C H T S C H E I D — No. 25 — 5’11” — 180 — 20 — S o p h o ­ m o re w in g b a c k fro m G re a t F a lls. A d a p te d re a d ily to co llege sty le b all. G re a t sp e e d a n d a g ility w ith -a fin e sen se of tim in g . O u ts ta n d ­ in g sc h o la r. P h y s ic a l T h e ra p y m a jo r. J I M S A L V O — No. 73 — 6’ — 210 — 20 — S e n io r ta c k le fro m D illon. T w o - y e a r le tte rm a n . H as fin e sp e e d a n d g re a t s tre n g th . W ill see a c tio n b o th w a y s th is y e a r. O u tsta n d in g b lo c k e r. A so lid b a ll p la y e r in e v e ry re sp e c t. P .E . m a jo r. J I M S E A R L E S — No. 11 — 6’1” — 175 — 19 — J u n io r q u a r t e r ­ b a c k fro m M issoula. F in e a ll-a r o u n d a th le te . S h o w ed coolness u n d e r fire as a so p h o m o re. P o ssib le s ta rte r . O u tsta n d in g sc h o la r. B.A. m a jo r. J I M S I M O N S O N — No. 84 — 6’ — 200 — 20 — J u n io r e n d fro m B e lle v u e , W a sh in g to n . J u n io r college tr a n s fe r . M ad e s e v e ra l circu s c a tc h e s d u rin g s p rin g d rills. G ood m o v es. N o a p p a re n t w e a k n e ss. C o uld h a v e a fin e y e a r. P .E . m a jo r. D E N N I S S K I N N E R — No. 46 — 6’ — 193 — 19 — S o p h o m o re fu ll­ b a c k fro m M a lta . E sp e c ia lly s tro n g r u n n e r w ith good s tra ig h t a h e a d p o w e r a n d sp eed . A p p e a rs to b e m u c h fa s te r th is y e a r. H a d a n e x c e lle n t s p rin g p ra c tic e . F o re s try m a jo r.


G A R Y S M I T H — No. 21 — 5 T 0 ” — 170 — 20 — J u n io r w in g b a c k fro m P itts b u rg h , P e n n s y lv a n ia . E x tre m e ly s tro n g a n d f a s t fo r h is size. S m a ll b u t h its h a rd . S ta r te d a s a so p h o m o re a t sa fe ty . F u n d a ­ m e n ta lly so u n d . P .E . m a jo r.

M I K E S M I T H — NO. 68 — 6’ — 185 — 21 — S e n io r lin e b a c k e r fro m O ly m p ia , W a sh in g to n . L a ck s size b u t e x tre m e ly q u ic k a n d a p p e a rs to be a to p n o tc h lin e b a c k e r. F in e a b ility to d iag n o se p lay s. P .E . m a jo r.

R I C K S P A R K S — No. 52 — 5*9” — 205 — 18 — S o p h o m o re c e n te r fro m B u tte . T re m e n d o u s p h y sic a l p ro sp e c t. G re a t p o te n tia l. L a ck s k e y e x p e rie n c e . P .E . m a jo r.

ED S T E I N E R — No. 16 — 6’2” — 193 — 21 — S e n io r q u a rte rb a c k fro m M isso u la. D ire c te d th e G rizzly o ffen se in th e la t te r p a r t of th e ’65 c a m p a ig n . G re a t o ffen siv e v e rs a tility . E x ­ tre m e ly elu siv e n o n e th e le ss. P .E . m a jo r.

R I C K S T R A U S S — No. 34 — 6’ — 185 — 19 — S o p h o m o re ta i l ­ b a c k fro m P o iso n . V e ry q u ic k w ith e x tr e m e ly good s ta r tin g sp eed . H as th e a b ility to b e o u ts ta n d in g in e v e ry p h a se of th e g a m e . P .E . m a jo r. D A V E T H O M P S O N — No. 72 — 6’ — 215 — 20 — J u n io r ta c k le fro m S e a ttle . J u n io r college tr a n s f e r w h o co u ld a d d a lif t to th e line. J O H N V A C C A R E L L I — No. 15 — 5’11” — 160 — 19 — S o p h o m o re q u a rte rb a c k fro m S o u th g a te , M ich ig an . Q u ic k s h o r t a n d m e d iu m ra n g e p a sse r. O u ts ta n d in g r u n n e r w h o c a n m a k e th e p a ss r u n o p tio n w o rk w ell. M a th m a jo r. H E R B W H I T E — No. 60 — 5’10” — 180 — 19 — S o p h o m o re g u a rd fro m E corse, M ich ig an . H a s e x c e p tio n a lly fa s t m o v es. E x p e rie n c e can m a k e h im a fin e p la y e r. C an go b o th w a y s. T o p p ro s p e c t fro m fro sh sq u a d . P .E . m a jo r.


Grizzly Numerical Roster No.

P la y e r

11 J im S e a rle s 12 W a rre n H ill 15 J o h n V a c c a re lli 16 E d S te in e r 20 W illie Jo n e s 21 G a ry S m ith 23 D e w e y A llen 24 V oyd R ic h tsc h e id 25 R on M c K in s try 30 K a rl F isk e 33 L a r r y H u g g in s 34 R ick S tra u s s 35 L a r r y G u d ith 36 T e r r y B e rg re n 40 R od L u n g 44 D on M olloy 45 B ry a n M ag n u sso n 46 D e n n is S k in n e r 52 R ick S p a rk s 53 R o n a ld A u k a m p 55 B ob G ra h a m 60 H e rb W h ite 61 D e n n is M e y e r 62 D oug C u rry 63 M ike M ax so n 64 T e rry B la n c h a rd 65 M ike G ru n o w 66 J im N eilson 67 P a u l D an iels 68 M ike S m ith 71 W es A p p e lt 72 D av e T h o m p so n 73 J im S alv o 74 W a lt M iller 75 D av e E n g e r 76 J a y G lo v e r 77 W ay n e B e c k e r 80 G ib B ru m b a c k 81 G reg H a n so n 82 W a lt P oo l 83 R on M a d een 84 J im S im o n so n 85 J im K e n y o n 88 R o g er C lem en s

P os. QB TB QB QB WB WB WB WB WB WB E TB E E FB TB FB FB C C c G G G G G G G G LB T T T T T T T E E E E E E E

H g t. 6’1” 6’ 5’H ” 6’2” 5’7” 5’10” 5*7” 5’11” 5T1” 5T1” 6’2” 6’ 6’2” 5’10” 5’11” 6’ 6’ 6’ 5’9” 6’ 6’1” 5’10” 5’9” 6’ 5’10” 6’ 6’ 6’ 6’1” 6’ 6’2” 6’ 6’ 6’ 6’2” 6’2” 6’7” 6*3” 6’4” 6’2” 6’3” 6> 5’11” 6’1”

Y r. Jr. S r. So. S r. Jr. Jr. Jr. So. So. So. Jr. So. So. S r. Jr. Jr. Jr. So. So. S r. Jr. So. S r. Jr. So. Jr. So. S r. So. S r. Jr. Jr. S r. Jr. S r. Jr. S r. Jr. Jr. Jr. So. Jr. So. S r.

W t. A ge 175 185 160 193 160 170 155 180 180 172 195 185 170 173 195 190 220 193 205 205 220 180 191 205 200 210 199 200 225 185 200 215 210 210 220 230 240 205 205 200 188 200' 200 220

H om e Tow n

19 M isso u la 22 B illin g s 19 S o u th g a te , M ich. 21 M isso u la 22 M onroe, M ich. 20 P itts b u rg h 19 K a lis p e ll 20 G re a t F a lls 19 M isso u la 19 O u tlo o k , M ont. 20 M isso u la 19 P o iso n 19 W y a n d o tte , M ich. 21 D a rb y 20 P la c e rv ille , C alif. 19 M alta 21 H o p k in s, M inn. 19 M a lta 18 B u tte 21 M t. P ro s p e c t, 111. 19 S a n M ateo 19 E co rse, M ich. 22 H e le n a 20 R ed w o o d C ity, C alif. 19 M in n e a p o lis, M in n . 20 S e a ttle 18 M on ro e, M ich. 22 S h e lb y 19 L e m o n G ro v e, C alif. 21 O ly m p ia, W ash. 20 M isso u la 20 S e a ttle , W ash. 20 D illo n W a ln u t C reek , C alif. 20 D e e r L o d g e 20 W a ln u t C reek , C alif. 22 N a tio n a l C ity, C alif. 20 W alla W alla, W ash. 20 M issoula 20 S p o k a n e 19 G re a t F a lls 20 B elle v u e , W ash. 18 M isso u la 21 D illo n


GRIZZLY DEPTH LINEUP O ffe n se SE G u d ith B ergren H u g g in s

LT E nger G lo v e r M ille r

TB M o llo y H ill S tra u ss

LG W h ite D a n ie ls N e ils o n C u rry

C G ra h a m A ukam p S p a rk s M. S m ith

QB S te in e r S e a r le s V a c c a r e lli

KG M ey e r B la n c h a r d G runow M a x so n

TE RT S im o n s o n B ecker A p p e lt C le m e n s B ru m back S a lv o K enyon T h o m p so n M a d e en Pool H a n so n WB Jones A lle n F is k e M c K in str y R ic h ts c h e id G . S m ith

FB M a g n u so n Lung S k in n e r

D efen se LE Pool C le m e n s M a d e en S im o n s o n

LT G ra h a m E nger S a lv o B eck er

MG N e ils e n W h ite C u rry

LLB M. S m ith A ukam p G runow R ic h ts c h e id S p a rk s LHB S tra u ss F isk e G u d ith B ergren

RLB D a n ie ls B la n c h a r d M a x so n M ey e r S G. S m ith A lle n M cK in str y S k in n e r M o llo y

S H u g g in s M a g n u sso n Lung Jones S te in e r

P la c e K ic k e r s B ecker B ergren

RE B ru m back H a n so n K enyon

RT G lo v e r A p p e lt M ille r T h o m p so n

K ic k o ffs B eck er M a x so n

RHB H ill V a c c a r e lli S e a r le s

P u n te r s A lle n M c K in str y M a g n u sso n

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE V a c c a re lli______ ____ V A C -a -re lle e S te in e r ______________S T E IN -e r R ic h ts c h e id ____ R IC K -sh id e F is k e _________ F IS K -e e S tr a u s s ___________ __ R h y m es w ith m o u se G u d ith __ ____ __ G U -d ith A u k a m p ____________ A W -k a m p M e y e r_______________R h y m es w ith tire G ru n o w ___________ G R E W -n o A p p e l t ______________ A P -p e lt S a lv o __________ __ —- S A L -v o B ru m b a c k __________ B R U M -b a c k M a d e e n _____________ M a-D E E N S im o n so n .. ______ S l-m o n -s o n


GRIZZLY FOOTBALL STATISTICS 1965 - FINAL UM T o ta l fir s t d o w n s .................. 135 F ir s t d o w n s, r u s h i n g ______ 96 F ir st d o w n s, p a s sin g ........... . 31 F irst d o w n s , p e n a ltie s ....... 8 T o ta l p la y s , r u s h in g ........ 502 Y ard s lo st, r u s h in g ..... ........ 259 T o ta l y a r d s, r u s h in g ............ 2076 N E T Y A R D S , R u sh in g 1817

opp. 151 95 50 6 481 336 1997 1661

P a s s e s a tte m p te d .................. P a s s e s c o m p le te d .................. P a s s e s h a d in te r c e p te d ..... N E T Y A R D S , P a s s in g ........

131 53 11 754

198 81 12 1280

T O T A L O F F E N SE , Y D S ...... 2625

2941

P u n ts , n u m b e r ......................... 61 Y ard s p u n te d ........................... 2341 P u n tin g a v e r a g e ................... 38.4 F u m b le s ........... .......... .......... . 20 F u m b le s lo s t ______________ 13 P e n a ltie s ........... ......... ......... ....... 46 Y ard s p e n a liz e d ____ _____ 519 T o u c h d o w n s , r u s h in g _____ 14 5 T o u c h d o w n s , p a s sin g ............ 3 O th er to u c h d o w n s ................ 22 T O T A L T O U C H D O W N S ....

48 1762 37.1 28 14 64 579 14 11 3 28

P A T k ic k e d .......................... . 17/21 P A T r u s h in g & p a ssin g .... 1/1 F ie ld g o a ls ...................... ........... 0/3 S a f e t ie s .......... ........ ........ ............ 1 T O T A L P O IN T S SC O R E D 153

22/27 1/1 3/7 0 250

P u n tin g N o. A lle n ________ _______ 61

Y ds. 2341

A vg. 38.4

P u n t R e tu r n s N o. J o n e s ........... .................... 20 M cD o n a ld _____ _____ 5 H ill .................................... 1

Y ds. 139 98 0

A vg. 6.9 19.6 0.0

I n te r c e p tio n s N o. H ill (6 7-T D ) ................. 4 G . S m i t h ........... .............. 3 H u g g in s ...................... 2 M cD o n a ld .................. . 1 M. S m ith ....................... 1 N e ils o n _____________ 1 H a r r in g to n ______ __ 1

Y ds. 82 51 18 30 25 7 0

A vg. 20.5 17.0 9.0 30.0 25.0 7.0 0.0

SC O R E B O A R D (4-6 o v e r a ll; 2-2 B ig S k y ) U ta h 28, M o n ta n a 13 S o u th D a k o ta 15, M o n ta n a 14 M o n ta n a 16, Id a h o S ta te 0 M o n ta n a 15, W eb er S ta te 14 U ta h S ta te 54, M o n ta n a 21 Id a h o S ta te 35, M o n ta n a 7 M o n ta n a 13, P a c if ic 7 M o n ta n a S ta te 24, M o n ta n a 7 W e ster n M ic h ig a n 17, M o n ta n a 14 M o n ta n a 33, P o r tla n d S ta te 7

R u sh in g TC C o n n e lly 160 Jones 50 P e tt y 59 M o llo y .... 73 S te in e r __ 64 S e a r le s .... 52 25 A dam s H ill ............. 5 M cD o n a ld 7 S e e le y 5 A lle n 1 W a lle 1

P a s s in g S te in e r S e a r le s H ill

YG 793 319 223 245 212 185 72 28 24 24 9 0

A tt. Cp. 97 42 32 11 2 0

YL 40 21 0 30 89 93 25 0 0 12 0 2

P e t. In t. Y d. TD 43.3 4 7 585 34.3 3 169 1 0.0 0 0 0

T ot. O ff. P la y s R u sh C o n n e lly .... 160 753 S te in e r 161 123 J o n e s ____ 50 298 92 S e a r le s 84 B e r g r e n .... 24 0 P e tt y ........... 59 223 M o llo y 73 215

R e c e iv in g B ergren S e e le y C le m e n s C o n n e lly J o n e s ........ M o llo y H a n so n

N o. 24 8 . 6 6 5 2 1

Y ds. 269 138 111 84 120 15 17

K ic k o ff R e tu r n s J o n e s ........ H ill ................ C o n n e lly S e e le y ......... M cD o n a ld M o llo y ......... P e tt y

S c o r in g TD J o n e s .......... 7 C o n n e lly 3 S te in e r 3 B eck er 0 M cD o n a ld ..... 2 1 A dam s M o llo y 1 C le m e n s 1 H ill .............. 1 P e tt y ............ 1 S e e l e y ........„ 1 1 S e a r le s T ea m (s a fe ty ) ..

N et A vg. 753 4.7 298 5.9 223 3.7 215 2.9 123 1.9 92 1.7 47 1.8 28 5.6 24 3.4 12 2.4 0 9.0 0 0.0

N o. 20 3 2 1 1 1 1

K 0 0 0 15 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0

R 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

P a ss 0 585 0 169 269 0 0

A vg. 11.2 17.2 18.5 14.0 24.0 7.5 17.0

Y ds. 367 70 43 20 13 13 12

P 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

T otal 753 708 298 261 269 223 215

TD 0 1 1 0 3 0 0

A vg. 18.3 23.3 21.5 20.0 13.0 13.0 12.0

FG P ts. 42 0 18 0 0 18 0 15 0 12 0 8 8 0 6 0 6 0 6 0 6 0 0 6 2


RESULTS—1960 THROUGH 1965 Opp. U. of M. 1960 14 21 N o rth D a k o ta 14 W yom in g 0 14 12 U ta h S ta te U 14 18 Id a h o 12 26 D enver 7 6 B rig h a m Y ou n g U 14 26 C olorado S ta te U 6 M o n ta n a S ta te 10 U ta h 16 6 24 7 N ew M exico (5 -5 )

U. of M. 1963 Opp. 16 B ritis h C o lu m b ia 0 W y o m in g 0 35 19 13 N o rth D a k o ta 0 B rig h a m Y o u n g U 27 14 13 Id a h o S ta te 62 6 U ta h S ta te 24 6 N ew M exico W e b e r S ta te 19 13 3 M o n ta n a S ta te 18 12 C o lo rad o S ta te 20 (1 -9 )

1961 U. of M Opp. W y om in g 0 29 6 U ta h S ta te U 54 8 N ew M exico 40 6 B rig h a m Y ou n g U 7 24 U ta h 12 22 C olorado S ta te U 19 9 M o n ta n a S ta te 10 14 16 Id a h o (2 -6 )

1964 U. of M Opp. 29 24 B ritis h C o lu m b ia 7 P a c ific 23 0 N ew M ex ico 20 41 0 U ta h S ta te 12 20 W e b e r S ta te 7 W e ste rn Illin o is 0 7 14 Id a h o S ta te 6 M o n ta n a S ta te 30 7 S a n D iego M a rin e s 43 (3 -6 )

U. of M. 1962 Opp. W yom in g 0 13 8 14 N o rth D a k o ta 20 U ta h S ta te U 43 22 16 Id ah o 25 W e b e r C ollege 6 0 B rig h a m Y ou n g U 27 22 Id a h o S ta te 15 36 M o n ta n a S ta te 19 12 41 N ew M exico 16 C olorado S ta te U 15 (5 -5 )

U. o f M, 1965 13 U ta h S ta te U 14 S o u th D a k o ta 16 Id a h o S ta te U. 15 W e b e r S ta te 21 U ta h S ta te 6 U of Id a h o 14 P a c ific U 7 M o n ta n a S ta te 14 W e ste rn M ic h ig a n 33 P o rtla n d S ta te (4 -6 )

M O N T A N A ’S A LL -A M E R IC A S C h ris tia n B en tz (p la y e d a t M o n ta n a fro m 1914-17, la te r m a d e W a lte r C a m p ’s A ll-A m e ric a ). B ill K elly , 1926, th ird tea m . T om D avis, 1928, h o n o ra b le m e n tio n . J im M o rro w , 1929, h o n o ra b le m e n tio n . W aldo E k eg ren , 1930, h o n o ra b le m e n tio n . B ob S ta n s b e rry , 1933, h o n o ra b le m e n tio n . H e n ry B lastic, 1933, h o n o ra b le m e n tio n . Jo e D eL uca, 1954, h o n o ra b le m e n tio n . D ick Im e r, 1954, h o n o ra b le m e n tio n . D oug D asin g er, 1955, h o n o ra b le m e n tio n . S ta n R en n in g , 1957, h o n o ra b le m e n tio n . 1958, 3rd team . Jo h n L an d s, 1958-59, h o n o ra b le m e n tio n . T e rry D illon, 1962, h o n o ra b le m e n tio n .

Opp. 28 15 0 14 54 35 13 24 17 7

E ast-W est Shrine Gam e B ill K e lly ________ 1926 R u ss S w e e t _______ 1926 T om D a v i s _________ 1928 M ilt P o p o v ic h ____ 1937 E so N a r a n c h e 1941 S ta n R e n n i n g 1958* T e rry D i l l o n 1962 ♦ In v ited b u t d id n o t p la y b e c a u s e o f in ju r y .

A ll-B ig Sky C onference ’63— J e r r y L u c h a u , G C h ris t P o m a je v ic h , E ’64— P e te G o tay , FB W a y n e H a rrin g to n , C P a u l C o n n elly , H B ’65— T e rry B e rg re n , E W illie Jo n e s , H B


ALL-TIME MONTANA RECORD Y ea r 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965

W on 1 3 1 0 2 0 2 3 2 2 4 1 6 3 2 4 2 6 2 4 1 2 4 3 3 4 4 3 3 3 4 3 5 1 2 3 2 1 6 7 5 3 4 6 0 1 4 7 3 5 5 2 2 3 3 3 1 2 0 1 5 2 5 1 3 4

L o st 2 2 2 1 2 2 5 2 3 4 1 2 0 2 1 3 4 0 2 1 4 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 5 4 5 5 3 6 7 4 5 5 3 1 3 6 4 3 8 4 4 4 7 4 5 7 7 5 6 7 9 7 10 8 5 6 5 9 6 6

T ied 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 2 1 0 2 0 1

0

0 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

W on 193; L o st 267; T ied 24

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P e t. .166 .600 .333 .000 .500 .000 .285 .600 .400 .333 .667 .250 .857 .500 •667 .571 .333 •857 .333 .667 .200 •285 •571 .428 .428 .500 .500 .375 .375 .375 .400 .333 .625 .166 .222 .428 .250 .125 .667 .875 .555 .333 .444 .667 .000 .200 .500 .636 .300 .555 .500 .222 .200 .375 .333 .300 .100 .222 .000 .111 .500 .250 .500 .100 .333 .400

C oach F r e d S m ith S gt. B . S e a r ig h t G u y C le v e la n d F rank B ean F rank B ean D e w e tt P e c k H. B . C o n ib ea r H. B . C o n ib ea r F. W. S c h u le F. W. S c h u le A lb io n F ild la y R o y W h ite R oy W h ite R o b e r t C ary R o b e r t C ary L t. W. P h ilh o o n A . G. H e ilm a n A . Q. H e ilm a n J e r r y N is se n J e rr y N is s e n J e r r y N is se n B e r n ie B ie r m a n B e r n ie B ie r m a n B e r n ie B ie r m a n J. W. S te w a r t J. W. S te w a r t E arl C lark E arl C lark F r a n k M ilb u rn F r a n k M ilb u rn F r a n k M ilb u rn F r a n k M ilb u rn F ra n k M ilb u rn B er n a r d O ak es B er n a r d O ak es B er n a r d O ak es B er n a r d O ak es D o u g F e s se d e n D oug F essed en D o u g F e s se d e n D ou g F essed en D o u g F e s se d e n D o u g F e s se d e n D o u g F e s se d e n C ly d e C ar p e n te r G e o r g e D a h lb e r g D o u g F e s se d e n D o u g F e s se d e n D oug F essed en T ed S h ip k e y T ed S h ip k e y T ed S h ip k e y E d d ie C h in sk e E d d ie C h in sk e E d d ie C h in sk e J e r r y W illia m s J e r r y W illia m s J e r r y W illia m s R a y J e n k in s R a y J e n k in s R a y J e n k in s R a y J e n k in s R a y J e n k in s R ay J e n k in s H u gh D a v id s o n H u g h D a v id s o n



UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA F irst Gam e SEPTEM BER 17— A T B IL L IN G S, M O N TAN A — 8:00 p.m. M .S.T. COACHING STAFF: H ea d C oach M a rv in C. H ellin g , M a c a le ste r C ollege, 1952 A ssista n ts: J e r r o ll O lson, G a rry G ro u w in k el, G en e M u rp h y NICKNAM E: F ig h tin g S io u x

C o a ch H e llin g

COLORS: G re e n a n d W h ite DIRECTOR OF ATH LETICS: L e o n a rd R. M a rti PU B L IC IT Y DIRECTOR: L ee B o h n e t LETTERM EN: R e tu rn in g 26, L o st 9 S Y S T E M O F O F F E N S E : W ing T a n d P ro Set

OUTLOOK: b y L ee B o h n e t S.I.D ., U n iv e rs ity of N o rth D a k o ta E m p h a sis w ill b e on e x p e rie n c e . S io u x lo st o n ly n in e le tte rm e n fro m la s t y e a r ’s g re a t M in e ra l W a te r B o w l c h am p io n s th a t co m p ile d a 9 -1-0 re c o rd . W h ile C oach M a rv H ellin g is b lessed w ith som e o u t­ sta n d in g v e te ra n s , in c lu d in g 26 r e tu rn in g le tte rm e n , o v e r h a lf th e sq u a d of 58 is m a d e u p of fir s t- y e a r m en . T h e re w ill be 12 le tte rm e n se n io rs a n d 14 ju n io rs. T h e sq u a d lo st fiv e o ffen siv e s ta r te r s a n d th r e e d e fe n siv e s ta rte r s , tw o of w h o m p la y e d b o th w ay s. H e llin g p la n s to p la to o n in 1966, b u t w ill c o n tin u e to w o rk som e of h is p la y e rs tw o w ay s. T h e stro n g p o in ts fo r th e F ig h tin g S io u x a re : good firs t te a m s fo r o ffen siv e a n d d e fe n siv e u n its; e x p e rie n c e d q u a rte rb a c k in g in C oleh o u r a n d O u ra d n ik ; s tro n g ru n n in g g am e w ith r e tu r n P o rin sh , Q u a d e r e r a n d B erg h , e x c e lle n t p assin g g am e; a sa lty d e fe n se; good b a la n c e b e tw e e n ru n - p a s s g am e; e x c e lln t p u n tin g a n d p la c e k ic k in g ; d e v e lo p ­ m e n t of d e p th la s t seaso n a n d e x tre m e ly good te a m s p irit a n d ag g ressiv en ess.

1966 U N IV E R S IT Y OF N O R T H D A K O T A F O O T B A L L SC H E D U L E S e p t. 17— M o n ta n a U .................. B illin g s S e p t. 24— Id a h o S ta te U ................G ra n d F o r k s O ct. 1— S ta te C ol. o f Iow a.„...G ran d F o r k s O ct. 8— U o f S o u th D a k o t a G ra n d F o r k s O ct. 15— S o u th D a k o ta S t a t e B r o o k in g s O ct. 22— N o r th D a k o ta Sta te... G ra n d F o r k s O ct. 29— M o n ta n a S ta te U G ra n d F o rk s N o v . 5— A u g u s ta n a C o l S io u x F a lls, S.D . N o v . 11— M o r n in g sid e C o l S io u x C ity , la .

20 22 37 34 14 3 33 21 27 37

1965 R E SU L T S B e m id ji S ta te C o lle g e A u g u s ta n a C o lle g e M o rn in g sid e C o lle g e S ta te C o lle g e o f I o w a S o u th D a k o ta S ta te N o r th D a k o ta S ta te U o f S o u th D a k o ta M o n ta n a S ta te Id a h o S ta te N o r th e r n I llin o is U

6 13 14 0 7 6 7 12 0 20


UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH DAKOTA Second G am e SEPTEM BER 24— A T VERM ILLION, S. D .— 7:30 p.m. C.S.T. COACHING STAFF: H e a d C oach Jo e S a len a, U n iv e rs ity of M in n eso ta , 1961 A ssista n ts: T om W a rn e r, R o g er K e rn s, V e rn M cK ee NICKNAM E: C oyotes COLORS: V e rm illio n a n d W h ite A TH LETIC DIRECTOR: J o h n R o n in g P U B L IC IT Y DIRECTOR: “J a k e ” Ja c k s o n LETTERM EN: R e tu rn in g 20, L o st 16 C oach S a le n a

SYSTEM OF OFFENSE: M u ltip le -T

OUTLOOK: b y “J a k e ” Ja c k so n , S.I.D ., U n iv e rs ity of S o u th D a k o ta T h e C oyotes a re h o p in g fo r a b e tte r te a m a n d a b e tte r re c o rd th a n a y e a r ago w h en a ra s h of e ig h t b ro k e n bo n es p lu s a sh o u ld e r o p e ra ­ tio n on th e te a m ’s le a d in g r u s h e r a n d a th ig h in ju r y to o n e of th e le a g u e ’s fin e st lin e b a c k e rs d e m o lish e d w h a t co u ld h a v e b e e n a p re tty fa ir b a ll club. T h e R e d sh irts sh o u ld be c o n sid e ra b ly im p ro v e d o v e r a y e a r ago b a rr in g a n o th e r a v a la n c h e of in ju rie s, b u t th e sc h e d u le c o u ld m a k e a d iffe re n c e in th e o v e r- a ll seaso n re c o rd as U SD p la y s t w o o f th e ir a rc h riv a ls a w a y fro m hom e, a n d th e se tw o foes a r e 'p r o b a b ly n e a re s t to th e C oyotes in ab ility . In ju rie s g av e th e so p h o m o res a n d ju n io rs a c h a n c e to p la y a lo t la s t season, a n d th e se y o u n g e r b a ll p la y e rs a re p ro b a b ly m o re e x ­ p e rie n c e d th a n one m ig h t o rd in a rily e x p e c t th e m to be. T he b ack s a p p e a r to h a v e th e size a n d sp eed to c a rr y th e p ig sk in , a n d th e b lo ck in g in th e b a c k fie ld sh o u ld be a d e q u a te . O v e r-a ll te a m sp eed is good. Q u a rte rb a c k in g , e sp e c ially th e th ro w in g , p lu s th e d e ­ v e lo p m e n t of th e en d s a n d ta c k le s, a re th e m a in q u e stio n m a rk s. D e p th a t c e rta in p o sitio n s co u ld pose a p ro b le m .

1966 U N IV E R S IT Y OF SO U T H D A K O T A F O O T B A L L SC H E D U L E S e p t. 10— C o lo ra d o S ta te C ol.... R ap id C ity S e p t. 17— W a y n e S ta te C ol. V e r m illio n S e p t. 24— U o f M o n ta n a ..... V e r m illio n O ct. 1— A u g u s ta n a C ol. (S D ) ...S io u x F a lls O ct. 8— N o r th D a k o ta ___ __ G ran d F o r k s O ct. 15— M o rn in g sid e . . . S io u x C ity , la . O ct. 22— S o u th D a k o ta S ta te U .V e r m illio n O ct. 29—N o rth D a k o ta S ta te U ...V e r m illio n N o v . 5— S ta te C o lle g e o f Iow a... V e r m illio n N o v . 12— D r a k e U n iv e r s it y D e s M o in es

23

1965 R E S U L T S 15 M on tan a 0 D ra k e 0 A u g u s ta n a 0 M o rn in g sid e 14 S o u th D a k o ta S ta te U 7 U o f N o r th D a k o ta 8 N o r th D a k o ta S ta te U 0 S ta te C o lle g e o f Io w a 0 C in c in n a ti 17 C o lo ra d o S ta te C o lle g e

14 17 43 41 30 33 66 41 41 0


PORTLAND STATE COLLEGE T hird Gam e O C T O B E R 1— A T M IS S O U L A , M O N T A N A — 1:30 p.m . M .S.T .

Coach. L y o n s

C O A C H IN G S T A F F : H e a d C oach J e r r y L y o n s, U n iv e rs ity o f O reg o n , 1957 A ssista n ts: R oy L ove, B ob G ra n t, P a u l W ard N IC K N A M E : V ik in g s C O L O R S: F o re s t G re e n a n d W h ite D IR E C T O R O F A T H L E T IC S : J . N eil (S k ip ) S ta h le y P U B L IC IT Y D IR E C T O R : C h u c k C h a rn q u is t L E T T E R M E N : R e tu rn in g 27, L o st 8 S Y S T E M O F O F F E N S E : W ing T

O U T L O O K : b y C h u ck C h a rn q u is t, S.I.D ., P o rtla n d S ta te C ollege O n ly th r e e of th e 35 p la y e rs w h o le tte r e d la s t fa ll w ill be lo st v ia g ra d u a tio n . S u b tr a c t a n o th e r fiv e w ho a re d o u b tfu l b e c a u se of g ra d e s a n d J e r r y L y o n s ca n look fo r som e 27 r e tu rn in g le tte rm e n in S e p ­ te m b e r. O ffen siv e a n d d e fe n siv e lin e s fro m ta c k le to ta c k le look th e s tro n g ­ e st fro m th is e a rly v a n ta g e p o in t. T h e V iks co u ld be th r e e d e e p in te s te d m a te ria l in e a ch p o sitio n . Q u a rte rb a c k in g also sh o u ld b e firm w ith 6-4 E d G o rm a n a n d sp e e d y D a n n y W ith e rs re tu rn in g . B ig g est q u e stio n m a rk s w ill b e a t o ffen siv e e n d a n d in th e d e fe n ­ siv e se c o n d a ry . T h ese p o sitio n s po sed m a rk p ro b le m s la s t y e a r a n d could b rin g m o re h e a d a c h e s in 1966.

1966 P O R T L A N D ST A T E C O LLEGE F O O T B A L L SC H E D U L E S e p t. 17— M o n ta n a S ta te .....................P o r tla n d S e p t. 24— L e w is a n d C l a r k .................P o r tla n d O ct. 1— M o n ta n a .................................. M isso u la O ct. 8— B r itis h C o lu m b ia V ancouver O ct. 15— W e ster n W a sh in g to n P o r tla n d O ct. 22— O reg o n T e c h ............... P o r tla n d O ct. 29— C e n tr a l W a sh in g to n E lle n s b u r g N o v . 5— O p en N o v . 12— W eb er S ta te ......................... P o r tla n d N o v . 19— S o u th e r n O reg o n A sh la n d N o v . 24— Id a h o S ta te ............................P o r tla n d

6 0 20 2 12 7 18 7 7

1965 R E SU L T S S a c r a m e n to S ta te L e w is an d C lark S o u th e r n O reg o n W e ster n W a sh in g to n B r itis h C o lu m b ia Id a h o S ta te O regon T ec h W eb er S ta te M on tan a

7 22 8 13 6 27 7 74 33


WEBER STATE COLLEGE Fourth Gam e OCTOBER 8— A T M ISSO U LA , M O N TAN A — 1:30 p.m. M .S.T. COACHING STAFF: H e ad C oach S a rk A rsla n ia n , U n iv e rs ity of U ta h , 1950 A ssista n ts: T om R am ag e, B u d B eln ap , D oug H u n t, L y n n C o rb rid g e , F ra n k H u n te r NICKNAM E: W ild cats COLORS: P u rp le a n d W h ite DIRECTOR OF AHTLETICS: D r. R eed K. S w en so n

C oach A r sla n ia n

PU B L IC IT Y DIRECTOR: D on S p a in h o w e r LETTERMEN: R e tu rn in g 28, L o st 9 SYSTEM OF OFFENSE: I F o rm a tio n

OUTLOOK: by D on S p a in h o w e r, S.I.D ., W e b e r S ta te C ollege W eb er S ta te h as good ta le n t re tu rn in g a n d if re d s h irts a n d tr a n s fe r s com e th ro u g h , th e W ild cats sh o u ld be in th e th ic k of th e c o n fe re n c e ra c e ag ain . H o w ev er, a to u g h e r sc h e d u le a n d th e fa c t th a t o p p o n e n ts w ill be b e tte r p re p a re d in 1966, w ill c h a lle n g e th e B ig S k y c o -c h a m p s to r e p e a t th e ir fin e 1965 re c o rd . Top p la y e rs a re H e n ry O w en s a t ta ilb a c k , L ee W h ite a t fu llb a c k , a n d B ru c e H a n d le y a t g u a rd . T h ese th re e b oys a re b o n a fid e A llA m e ric a n p ro sp ects a n d i t ’s p o ssib le th a t a fe w o th e r p la y e rs w ill press th e se th r e e fo r lo cal a n d n a tio n a l h o n o rs. O u tsta n d in g so p h o m o res a re B ill R o d g ers a n d B a rry K e lly fro m th e M arin es, an d F re d M o ra w zy n sk i u p fro m th e fro sh . T h e ch ase fo r th e B ig S k y c o n fe ren c e c ro w n w ill b e f u r th e r c h a l­ len g ed b y th e fa c t th a t th r e e o u t of fo u r c o n fe re n c e g am es w ill be p la y e d a w a y fro m hom e. Id ah o , M o n ta n a , a n d M o n ta n a S ta te a re a ll g u n n in g fo r th e W ild c ats in th e ir o w n b a lly a rd s. M o n ta n a w as th e o n ly clu b to d e fe a t W eb e r S ta te la s t y e a r, a n d th e C ats b ig g est v ic ­ to ry w as th e ir 14-7 w in o v e r th e U n iv e rs ity of Id ah o . A b re a k d o w n of p e rs o n n e l fo r 1966 in clu d e s 28 r e tu rn in g le tte rm e n , 10 ju n io r college tra n s fe rs , fo u r re d s h irts a n d six boys u p fro m th e fre sh m a n team .

1966 W E BE R ST A T E F O O T B A L L SC H E D U L E S ep t. 17— N o r th e r n A r izo n a ........ F la g s ta ff S e p t. 24— S an D ie g o S ta te .............. O gden O ct. 1— L os A n g e le s S ta te ;........... O g d en Oct. 8— M o n ta n a ................................... M isso u la O ct. 15— O pen O ct. 22— M o n ta n a S ta te .................... B o z e m a n O ct. 29— Id a h o S ta te ........................ . O gd en N o v . 5— W e ster n S ta te ................... O gd en N o v . 12— P o r tla n d S ta te .................... P o r tla n d N o v . 19— Id a h o ........ ................ .............. M o sco w

25

21 42 19 14 44 28 14 14 74

1965 R E S U L T S A r izo n a S ta te C o lle g e E a ster n M on tan a M o n ta n a S ta te M o n ta n a W h itw o r th Id a h o S ta te W e ster n S ta te U n iv e r s ity o f Id a h o P o r tla n d S ta te

14 7 16 15 13 17 7 7 6


UNIVERSITY OF PACIFIC F ifth Gam e OCTOBER 15— A T STOCKTON, CALIF.— 8:00 p.m. P.S.T. COACHING STAFF: H e a d C oach D oug S covil, U n v e rs ity of P ac ific, 1952 A ssista n ts: D a rre ll Z im m e rm a n , D oug S m ith , D on M cC orm ie, J o h n G ia n n o n i, T om S tu b b s, Ir v H a tz e n b u h le r NICKNAM E:

T ig ers

COLORS: O ra n g e a n d B la c k DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS: P a u l S tag g PU B L IC IT Y DIRECTOR: Jo h n M a rk s C oach S c o v il

LETTERM EN: R e tu rn in g 21, L o st 8 SYSTEM OF OFFENSE: P ro -T y p e T

OUTLOOK: by J o h n M ark s, S.I.D ., U n iv e rs ity of P ac ific A n e w e ra in U n iv e rs ity of th e P a c ific fo o tb a ll h is to ry is u n d e r w ay, a n d th e pro cess of re b u ild in g lies in th e a b le h a n d s of n e w T ig er co ach D oug S covil. S covil, in h is firs t y e a r, w ill h a v e to ta k e a te a m th a t in th e la s t th r e e seaso n s h a s m a n a g e d o n ly fo u r w in s a g a in s t som e 25 d e fe a ts. T h e y o u n g a n d in e x p e rie n c e d T ig e rs of 1965 w e re a b le to w in o n ly one g am e w h ile losin g eig h t. T h is seaso n a ll b u t se v en of th o se p e r ­ fo rm e rs r e tu r n alo n g w ith a g o o d -sized g ro u p of p ro v e n ju n io r co l­ lege tra n s fe rs . T h is b e in g S c o v il’s firs t y e a r, it is n o t y e t c e rta in as to th e e x a c t sy ste m of p la y he w ill use. H o w ev er, it w ill m o re th a n lik e ly be on th e o rd e r of a P ro -T y p e “T .” T h e T ig ers p la n to em p lo y th e ru n n in g g am e to a m u c h g re a te r e x te n t th is season . L a st seaso n P a c ific w as a p a ssin g tea m , w ith h a rd ly a n y ru n n in g a tta c k a t all. T h is y e a r it is h o p ed th a t w e w ill be ab le to use a w e ll-ro u n d e d b a la n c e d a tta c k . T h e T ig ers w e re m o st v u ln e ra b le la s t seaso n in th e p o sitio n of d e fe n siv e b ack . T h is y e a r w e h a v e a n u m b e r of ju n io r college tr a n s ­ fers to fill th a t spot.

1966 U N IV E R S IT Y OF P A C IF IC FO O T B A L L SC H E D U L E .......S to c k to n S ep t. 17— L os A n g e le s S ta te S e p t. 24— W est T e x a s S ta te ............. S to c k to n O ct. 1— Id a h o _____________ M o sco w , Id a h o L as C ru ces O ct. 8—N e w M e x ic o S ta te O ct. 15— M o n ta n a —....................... ......S to c k to n H o n o lu lu O ct. 22— H a w a ii ..................... ............ S to c k to n O ct. 29— S a n J o se S ta te .........S to c k to n N o v . 5— U ta h S ta te ............... N o v . 12— F r e sn o S ta te _____ ............... F r e sn o L ong B each N o v . 18— L o n g B e a c h S ta te P r o v o , U ta h N o v . 26— B Y U . ......... ...............

6 13 21 6 0 7 21 0 7

1965 R E SU L T S S a n D ie g o S ta te Io w a S ta te H a w a ii N e w M ex ic o S ta te A ir F o r c e M on tan a S an J o s e S ta te F r e sn o S ta te L o n g B e a c h S ta te

46 38 0 '14 40 13 52 20 27


IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY S ix th G am e OCTOBER 22— A T POCATELLO, ID A H O — 1:30 p.m. M .S.T. COACHING STAFF: H e a d C oach L eo M cK illip , U n iv e rs ity of N o tre D am e, 1951 A ssista n ts: J im M a rtin , T om M cD onald, J a c k H a rv a th , J e r r y D e llin g e r NICKNAM E: B en g a ls COLORS: O ra n g e a n d B la c k DIRECTOR OF “D u b b y ” H o lt

ATH LETICS:

M ilto n

LETTERM EN: R e tu rn in g 23 C o a ch M cK illip

SYSTEM OF OFFENSE: P ro T y p e

OUTLOOK: by Jo e R ich m o n d , F o rm e r S.I.D ., Id a h o S ta te U n iv e rs ity A n e w coach in g sta ff, n e w o ffen se a n d m a n y n e w p la y e rs fe a tu re th e 1966 fo o tb a ll look a t Id a h o S ta te U n iv e rs ity , w h ic h la s t seaso n sh a re d w ith M o n tan a S ta te th e c e lla r p o sitio n in th e B ig S k y A th le tic C o n feren ce. Ita lo (B a b e ) C accia, Id a h o S ta te ’s g rid co ach fo r th e p a s t 14 y e a rs, ste p p e d o u t to becom e a s s is ta n t a th le tic d ire c to r a t th e close of th e 1965 season. T he n e w B en g a l m e n to r is L eo M cK illip , fo rm e r C accia a ss ista n t. M cK illip h a s in s ta lle d a n e w p ro - ty p e o ffen se a n d h o p es to d iv e rsify th e e n tire IS U a tta c k th is fall. “W e’ll o p e ra te w ith fla n k e r b ack s, s p lit en d s a n d tr y to go w ith a w ide o pen a tta c k ,” say s M cK illip , w ho in h e rits 23 r e tu r n in g le t te r ­ m en fro m la st y e a r ’s 3-5-1 sq u a d .

1966 ID A H O ST A T E U N IV E R S IT Y F O O T B A L L SC H E D U L E S e p t. 17— U n iv e r s ity o f O m ah a . P o c a te llo S ep t. 24— N o r th D a k o ta U .... G rand F o r k s O ct. 1— N o r th e r n A r izo n a U P o c a te llo O ct. 8— U o f Id a h o ............................P o c a te llo O ct. 15— M o n ta n a S ta te U ..... B ozem an O ct. 22— M o n ta n a ...... P o c a te llo O ct. 29— W eb er S ta te C o lle g e ..... O g d en N o v . 12— P a r so n s C o lle g e ..... F a ir fie ld N o v . 24— P o r tla n d S ta te ...................P o r tla n d

14 48 0 0 14 17 27 0 7

1965 R E SU L T S U n iv e r s it y o f O m ah a C o lle g e o f Id ah o M on tan a N o r th e r n A r izo n a U M on tan a S ta te W eb er S ta te C o lle g e P o r tla n d S ta te N o r th D a k o ta U U n iv e r s it y o f Id a h o

26 7 16 0 0 28 7 27 15


NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY S ev en th Gam e OCTOBER 29— A T F L A G ST A FF , ARIZ.— 8:00 p.m. M .S.T. COACHING STAFF: H e a d C oach A n d re w “A n d y ” M acD o n ald , C e n tra l M ich ig an , 1953 A ssista n ts: O w en D e ja n o v ic h , K e n G ib le r NICKNAM E: L u m b e rja c k s COLORS: B lu e a n d G old DIRECTOR K eck

OF

ATHLETICS:

P U B L IC IT Y DIRECTOR:

D r.

T ed

R o b e rt C ooley

LETTERM EN: R e tu rn in g 17, L o st 5 C o a ch M a cD o n a ld

SY STEM OF OFFENSE: R o v in g I

OUTLOOK: b y R o b e rt C ooley, S.I.D ., N o rth e rn A riz o n a U n iv e rs ity O u tlo o k fo r th e 1966 N o rth e rn A riz o n a U n iv e rs ity L u m b e rja c k fo o tb a ll te a m h a s its b rig h t sp o ts, b u t th e n ag ain , C oach A n d y M ac ­ D o n ald is c o n c e rn e d w ith th e la c k of d e p th fac in g h is s q u a d th is fall. O n th e b rig h t side, M acD o n ald says, “W e’re 100 p e r c e n t b e tte r th a n la s t seaso n ,” b u t th e n th e o u tlo o k b eco m es clo u d y as h e su m s u p th e sc h e d u le fo r th is fall. “W e ’ve g o t a tig e r b y th e ta il, w ith no less th a n se v e n m a jo r colleges to go u p a g a in s t,” h e e x p la in s. “ I t ’s p ro b a b ly th e to u g h e s t sc h e d u le w e h a v e e v e r h ad , a n d th e re a r e n ’t a n y ‘b r e a th e r s ’ in it,” h e ad d s. A m o n g th e m a jo r foes of th e L u m b e rja c k s th is fa ll a re W eb er S ta te , F re s n o S ta te , Id a h o S ta te U n iv e rs ity , L o n g B ea c h S ta te , S a n D iego S ta te , th e U n iv e rs ity of M o n ta n a , a n d W est T e x a s S ta te . A t le a s t 38 p la y e rs fro m th e sp rin g sq u a d a re e x p e c te d to r e p o r t fo r th e o p en in g of fa ll d rills A u g u st 26, w ith 17 re tu rn in g le tte rm e n . M acD o n ald say s a n u m b e r of sele ct fre s h m e n w ill also r e p o r t on o p en in g day.

1966 N O R T H E R N A R IZ O N A U N IV E R S IT Y F O O T B A L L SC H E D U L E F la g s ta ff S e p t. 17—W eb er S ta te C o lle g e F r e sn o S e p t. 24— F r e sn o S ta te C o lle g e O ct. 1— Id a h o S ta te U ________ P o c a te llo O ct. 8— C e n tr a l M isso u r i S ta te ...F la g s ta ff Pom ona O ct. 15—C a lifo r n ia S ta te P o ly F la g s ta ff O ct. 22— L o n g B e a c h S ta te O ct. 29— U n iv e r s it y o f M o n ta n a ... F la g sta ff F la g sta ff N o v . 5— W e st T e x a s S ta te P o r ta le s N o v . 12— E a ste r n N e w M e x ic o N o v . 19— S a n D ie g o S t a t e _____ S a n D ie g o

14 2 56 0 13 23 6 41 41 0

1965 R E SU L T S W eb er S ta te W h ittie r C o lle g e A d a m s S ta te Id a h o S ta te U C a lifo r n ia P o ly te c h n ic C olorad o S ta te A r lin g to n S ta te F o r t L e w is C o lle g e E a ster n N e w M e x ic o S a n D ie g o S ta te

21 3 0 0 7 0 27 14 14 20


MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY E ighth Gam e NOVEM BER 5— A T M ISSO U L A , M O N TAN A — 1:30 p.m. M .S.T. C O A C H IN G S T A F F : H e a d C oach J im S w ee n e y , U n iv e rs ity of P o rtla n d , 1951 A ssista n ts: T om P a ra c , G eo rg e M a rin k o v ich, Jo e T ille r N IC K N A M E :

B o b cats

C O L O R S: B lu e a n d G old D IR E C T O R O F A T H L E T IC S : G en e B o u rdet P U B L IC IT Y D IR E C T O R : S te v e B o d ley L E T T E R M E N : R e tu rn in g 22 C oach S w e e n e y

S Y S T E M O F O F F E N S E : W in g ed T

O U T L O O K : by S te v e B odley, S.I.D ., M o n ta n a S ta te U n iv e rs ity “W e’re ta k in g a w a it- a n d -s e e a ttitu d e ,” say s C oach J im S w een ey , w hose B o b cats su ffe re d th ro u g h a lo sin g seaso n in 1965, ju s t a y e a r a fte r w in n in g th e C am ellia B ow l fo r college d iv isio n su p re m a c y of 11 w e ste rn sta te s. “T h e B o b cats got off to a g re a t s ta r t in ’65, b e a tin g S o u th D a k o ta S ta te a n d W ich ita S ta te . B u t th e w in o v e r W ic h ita w as co stly . T h e th r e e to p ru n n e r s w e re b a n g e d up. O ne, B en V a u g h n , m isse d m o st of th e y e a r b ecau se of a b ro k e n ja w . M o n ta n a S ta te re c o v e re d to w in ju s t one m o re gam e, a sa tisfy in g 24-6 d ecisio n o v e r M o n ta n a . O n th e s p rin g ro s te r w e re 22 le tte rm e n , six ju n io r college tr a n s fe r s a n d a b o u t 20 good so p h o m o re p ro sp ec ts, so th e B o b cats sh o u ld be s tro n g e r a t e v e ry p o sitio n th a n th e y w e re in ’65. J u s t h o w m u c h s tro n g e r th e y ’ll be, h o w e v e r, is th e b ig q u e stio n . A n o th e r d iffic u lt sc h e d u le co u ld k e ep th e B o b c ats fro m c lim b in g ab o v e .500 in ’66. T u lsa a n d Id a h o loom big on a sc h e d u le th a t in ­ clu d es fo u r college d iv isio n te a m s th a t ra n k e d am o n g th e n a tio n ’s b e st la s t y e a r— sm a ll college c h a m p N o rth D a k o ta S ta te , N o rth D a ­ k o ta, F re sn o S ta te a n d W e b er S ta te .

1966 M O N T A N A ST A T E U N IV E R S IT Y F O O T B A L L SC H E D U L E S e p t. 10— S o u th D a k o ta S ta te ... G r e a t F a lls .........P o r tla n d S e p t. 17—P o r tla n d S ta te S e p t. 24— Id a h o .............. ............. ........B o z e m a n B ozem an O ct. 1— F r e sn o S ta te —............ O ct. 8— N o r th D a k o ta S ta te ........... F a rg o B ozem an O ct. 15— Id a h o S ta te ................. B ozem an O ct. 22— W eb er S ta te ............... O ct. 29—N o r th D a k o ta ............. G ran d F o r k s N o v . 5— M o n ta n a ................. ..... ......... M isso u la N o v . 12— T u lsa ............................ .... ........... T u lsa

22 17 16 10 0 7 12 24 7 0

1965 R E S U L T S S o u th D a k o ta S ta te W ic h ita S ta te W eb er S ta te F r e sn o S ta te Id a h o S ta te N o r th D a k o ta S ta te N o r th D a k o ta M on tan a S a n J o s e S ta te Id a h o

0 6 19 25 14 14 21 7 25 54


UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO N in th G am e NOVEM BER 12— A T MOSCOW, ID AH O — 1:30 p.m. M .S.T. COACHING STAFF: H ea d C oach S tev e M u sseau , L o u isia n a S ta te U n iv e rs ity , 1950 A ssista n ts: W a lt A n d erso n , H e rb A d am s, B illy H u g h es, J o h n S m ith NICKNAM E: V a n d a ls COLORS:

S ilv e r a n d G old

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS: P a u l O sty n PU B L IC IT Y DIRECTOR:

T om H a rtle y

LETTERM EN: R e tu rn in g 23, L o st 9 C o a ch M u sse a u

SYSTEM OF OFFENSE: P o w e r I

OUTLOOK: b y T om H a rtle y , S.I.D ., U n iv e rs ity of Id a h o W ith th e sh a d o w of fo u r n e a r m isses in fiv e losses h o v e rin g o v e r­ h e a d th e 1966 Id a h o V a n d a ls w ill be a te a m o u t fo r re v e n g e th is fa ll in a sla te th a t c o n ta in s n in e re m a tc h e s fro m th e ’65 sch ed u le . T h e re a s o n th a t th e sh a d o w h a n g s so close is th a t th is is e ss e n tia lly th e sam e clu b th a t w o re th e S ilv e r a n d G old in ’65. I t ’s a te a m w ith a re a l A ll-A m e ric a n a t d eep (fu ll) b a c k in R ay M cD onald, a fin e o p tio n q u a rte rb a c k in J o h n F o ru r ia a n d a trio of p ro d ra f t p ick s in th e d e fe n siv e line. P u t w ith th e s e fa c to rs a g ro u p of e a g e r ro o k ie s w ho h a d sp rin g p ra c tic e a ll to th e m se lv e s as th e v e te ra n s m e n d e d fro m o ff-se a so n s u rg e ry . T h e ro o k ies lo o k ed to u g h a n d a v e te ra n o r tw o m a y fin d h im se lf in a n e w p o sitio n (o r on th e b e n c h ) w h e n th e y k ic k off in S e a ttle on S ep t. 17. N am es lik e D otson, D av id so n a n d M u rre ll m a y re p la c e L av en s, M cC ollum a n d T o n ey in th e Id a h o o ffe n siv e sch em e of th in g s th is fall, b u t th e y w ill a ll be in su p p o rtin g ro les to M c­ D onald, th e re c o rd w re c k e r fro m C a ld w e ll w ho p a c k e d th e b a ll 213 tim e s fo r 1,000 y a rd s a n d 90 p o in ts la s t fall.

1966 U N IV E R S IT Y OF ID A H O F O O T B A L L SC H E D U L E S e p t. 17— W a sh in g to n ........... .............. S e a ttle S e p t. 24— M o n ta n a S t a t e ................... B o ze m a n O ct. 1—P a c if ic .......................... .............M o sco w O ct. 8— Id a h o S ta te ................ .........P o c a te llo O ct. 15— O reg o n S ta te __ ___ _____ C o r v a llis O ct. 22— W a sh in g to n S ta te ............ M o sco w O ct. 29— O reg o n .......... .............................. ...B o ise N o v . 5— S a n J o s e ............. ........ .......... S a n J o se N o v . 12— M o n ta n a ............... ...... —..........M o sco w N o v . 19— W eb er S ta te ............. ___ __ M o sco w

9 17 17 19 14 35 14 7 15 54

1965 R E S U L T S U o f W a sh in g to n S an J o s e S ta te W a sh in g to n S ta te U U ta h S ta te O regon S ta te U M on tan a U n iv e r s ity o f O regon W eb er S ta te Id a h o S ta te M o n ta n a S ta te

14 7 13 30 16 7 17 14 7 0


Grizzly Travel H eadquarters U N IV E R S IT Y O F N O R T H D A K O T A ______________ S E P T E M B E R 17 B illin g s, M o n ta n a — N o rth e rn H o te l U N IV E R S IT Y O F S O U T H D A K O T A _______________S E P T E M B E R 25 V erm illio n , S o u th D a k o ta — L a m p lig h te r M o te l U N IV E R S IT Y O F P A C IF IC ____________________________ O C T O B E R 15 S to c k to n , C a lifo rn ia — R a n c h L o d g e M o tel ID A H O S T A T E U N IV E R S IT Y _________________________ O C T O B E R 22 P o cate llo , Id a h o — L a m p lig h te r M o tel N O R T H E R N A R IZ O N A U N IV E R S IT Y

O C T O B E R 29

F la g s ta ff, A riz o n a — R a m a d a In n U N IV E R S IT Y O F ID A H O ....

N O V E M B E R 12

L e w isto n , Id a h o

Press Outlets M IS S O U L A D on Z u p an , S p o rts E d ito r___________ T h e M isso u lian R ay R ocene, S p o rts C o lu m n ist_______________________ T h e M isso u lia n E d M u rp h y , T h e K a im in U n iv e rs ity of M o n ta n a S p o rts E d ito r__________________________________ T h e H e llg a te H e ra ld J o h n C am p b ell, S p o rts D ire c to r_________________________ K Y S S R ad io M ilt S ch w e n k , S p o rts D ire c to r__________________________ K G V O R ad io D av e G reen e, S p o rts D ire c to r__________________________ K G M Y R ad io S p o rts D ire c to r__________________________________________ K Y L T R ad io OTHER AREAS M ax B u rn e r, S p o rts E d ito r_________________T h e T rib u n e , G re a t F a lls R oy A n d erso n , S p o rts E d ito r _________________ T h e G a z e tte , B illin g s B u rl L yons, S p o rts E d ito r__________________ T h e I n te r-L a k e , K a lis p e ll N o rm C lark e, S p o rts E d ito r_______ T h e In d e p e n d e n t-R e c o rd , H e le n a D av e H o llid a y _________ ________________________ I.M .N . N ew s, H e le n a B ob B ro w n , S p o rts E d ito r__________________T h e S ta n d a r d P o st, B u tte G o rd ie S p e a r, S p o rts E d ito r ________ T h e M iles C ity S ta r, M iles C ity W IR E S E R V IC E W ick T em p le, A sso ciated P re s s _________________ H e le n a A rt H u ch in so n , U n ite d P re s s I n t e r n a tio n a l------------------------------H e le n a


University of M ontana 1966-67 Basketball Schedule OPPONENT

DATE

PLACE

D ecem ber 3 S a tu r d a y W ed n e sd a y 7 8 T h u rs d a y 17 S a tu r d a y 19 M o n d ay M o n d ay 26--29

H ira m S c o tt C ollege Illin o is S ta te U n iv e rs ity N o rth e rn M ich ig an U W a sh in g to n S ta te U S e a ttle P a c ific U U n iv e rs ity of H a w a ii R a in b o w C lassic

M isso u la, M o n t. M isso u la, M o n t. M isso u la, M ont. P u llm a n , W ash . S e a ttle , W ash . H o n o lu lu , H a w a ii

U n iv e r s it y o f C a lifo r n ia H a rv a rd U n iv e r s it y U n iv e r s it y o f H a w a ii U n iv e r s it y o f N o tr e D a m e U n iv e r s it y o f P o r tla n d U n iv e r s it y o f M o n ta n a T w o S e r v ic e T ea m s

Jan u ary M o n d ay F rid a y S a tu r d a y F rid a y S a tu r d a y S a tu r d a y F rid a y S a tu r d a y

2 6 7 13 14 21 27 28

U n iv e rs ity of S a n D iego U n iv e rs ity of Id a h o G o n zag a U n iv e rs ity W e b e r S ta te C ollege Id a h o S ta te U n iv e rs ity M o n ta n a S ta te U n iv e rs ity U n iv e rs ity o f W a sh in g to n P o rtla n d S ta te C ollege

M issou la, M ont. M isso u la, M o n t. M isso u la, M ont. M issou la, M ont. M issou la, M ont. M issou la, M ont. S e a ttle , W ash. P o rtla n d , O re.

4 11 17 18 20 24 25

U n iv e rs ity of W a sh in g to n M o n ta n a S ta te U n iv e rs ity G o n zag a U n iv e rs ity U n iv e rs ity o f Id a h o W h itw o rth C ollege W eb er S ta te C ollege Id a h o S ta te U n iv e rs ity

M isso u la, M ont. B o zem an , M ont. S p o k a n e , W ash . M oscow , Id a h o M isso u la, M ont. O gden, U ta h P o c a te llo , Id a h o

P o rtla n d S ta te C ollege

M isso u la, M ont.

F e b ru a ry S a tu r d a y S a tu r d a y F rid a y S a tu r d a y M o n d ay F rid a y S a tu r d a y M a rc h F rid a y

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A ll H om e B a s k e tb a ll G a m e s— 8:00 p.m . M .S.T.


UNIVERSITY OF M ONTANA G en eral Inform ation Official Title: Founded: Location: E nrollm ent: A cting P resident: School Colors: Team N icknam e: Football Stadium : S tartin g Times-Hom e: Conference:

U niversity of M ontana 1893 Missoula, M ontana 6,000 R obert P an tzer Gold, Silver, Copper G rizzlies D ornblaser 1:30 p.m. M.S.T. Big Sky

Athletic Staff A thletic D irector _____________ Dr. W ally Schw ank F aculty R epresentative _______ Dr. E arl Lory Head Football C o a c h _________ Hugh D avidson Backfield Coach _____________ Tom K ingsford Line C o a c h ___________ __ _____ Dave K ragthorpe Defensive C o a c h ______________ A. C. “W hitey� C am pbell Cross C ountry Coach _________ H arley Lew is T rainer ______________________ N aseby R h in e h a rt E quipm ent M a n a g e r__________ R u p ert H olland D irector of A thletic Facilities .... E arl M artell Ticket M a n a g e r_______________ G ary V. H ughes A thletic S e c re ta r y ____________ B etty V igre

T elep h on es A rea Code ___________________ 406 U niversity E x c h a n g e __________ 243-0211 Ticket O ffic e _________________ 243-5331 D epartm ent of A th le tic s _______ 243-4051 P ress B o x (W) 243-2152 243-2052 (E)


UN IV ERSITY OF MONTANA 1966 COM POSITE SCHEDULE SE P T . 17 NORTH D A K O T A

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Id a h o S ta te at G rand F o r k s

W a y n e St. at V e r m illio n

SO U T H D A K O T A

OCT. 1

OCT. 8

OCT. 15

St. Col. I o w a at G rand F o r k s

So. D a k . U . at G rand F o r k s

So. D ak . St. at B r o o k in g s

A u g u sta n a at S io u x F a lls

N. D a k o ta at G rand F o r k s

M o rn in g sid e at S iou x C ity

OCT. 22

S. D ak . St. at V e r m illio n

N . D ak . St. at V e r m illio n

P O R T L A N D ST.

M on t. St. U . at P o r tla n d

L ew . & C lark at P o r tla n d

W E BE R ST.

N . A riz. St. at F la g s ta ff

S an D ie g o St. at O gden

LA S ta te at O gden

I N

L A St. at S to c k to n

W . T e x a s St. at S to ck to n

Id a h o U. at M o sco w

N e w M ex . St. at L as C ru ces

ID A H O ST.

O m ah a U. at P o c a te llo

N . D ak. U. at G rand F o rk s

N . A riz. St. at P o c a te llo

U. Id ah o at P o c a te llo

N. A R IZ O N A U.

W eb er St. at F la g s ta ff

F r e sn o at F resn o

Id a h o St. at P o c a te llo

P o r tla n d St. at P o r tla n d

U. Id a h o at B ozem an

F r e sn o St. at B ozem an

N . D ak. St. at F argo

Id ah o St. at B o ze m a n

W eb er St. at B ozem an

U. N . D ak. at G rand F ork s

W ash. U. at S e a ttle

M ont. S t. U . at B ozem an

P a c ific at M o sco w

Id a h o St. at P o c a te llo

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NOV. 5

N o v . 12

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St. Col. I o w a at V e r m illio n

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O pen

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OCT. 29

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W e ster n St. at O gd en

P o r tla n d St. at P o r tla n d

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U ta h St. at S to c k to n

F r e sn o St. at F resn o

W eb er St. at O gden

O pen

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9-1-1966

1966 Grizzly Football Yearbook University of Montana—Missoula. Athletics Department

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