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To News Media We hope this 1969 Morehead State Uni­ versity Football press book will aid you in covering Morehead's football action and will give you sufficient information about our coaching staff, athletes, and University. If addi­ tional information, pictures or other materials are needed, please write or call the Sports Information Office at any time. General Information LOCATION-Morehead, K y., located on Inter­ state 64 halfway between Lexington and Ashland where the "Bluegrass meets Ap­ palachia." ENROLLMENT-6,500, Coeducational FOUNDED- 1922 PRESIDENT- Dr. Adron D oran, since 1954 DEGREES GRANTED-AB., B.S., M.A., M.S. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR - Robert Laughlin, Morehead '37 HEAD FOOTBALL COACH- J ohn J . (Jake) H allum, Newberry '60 ASSISTANT COACHES: J ohn Behling, Otterbein '60 . Wayne Chapman, Morehead '60 Larry Marmie, Eastern Kentucky '65 Dan Walker, Louisville '62 Ray Cobb, Austin P eay '67 Marvin Hicks, Morehead '69 COLORS- Blue and Gold NICKNAME-Eagles CONFERENCES-Ohio Valley and NCAA STADIUM- Breathitt Sports Center CAPACITY OF STADIUM- 10,000 SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR- K eith R. Kappes 1968 RECORD- 3-6-1 Over all; 1-6-0 in OVC OVC OFFICE-Art Guepe, Commissioner Suite 321, 3716 Hillsboro Road Nashville, Tennessee 37215 Phone: A-rea 615- 291-2400 Cover: All-OVC Tackle Dave Haverdick Morehead's All-America Candidate 1969 FOOTBALL al Morehead Stale University TABLE OF CONTENTS MSU-An Expanding University.......... Page 2 Area News Outlets ..................................Page 4 1969 Schedule ............................................Page 5 1968 Results ..................... ··········••· ········-···Page 5 Outlook ...................................................... Page 6 Coaches and Team Personnel.. ..............Page 7 Player Profiles ..........................................Page 12 Roster ........... ..............................................Page 26 Depth Chart ..............................................Page 28 Freshman Roster ......................................Page 30 1969 Opponents ........................................Page 31 Records and 1968 Statistics ....................Page 39 1968 OVC Standings.. .............................. Page 43 1968 All-OVC Teams. ...............................Page 48 Morehead Football Since 1928 ..............Page 50 Press and Ticket Information.......... Back Cover Brochure Staff Prepared by Bw-eau of University Affairs. Compiled by Gene Murray and Keith Kappes. Printing details by Martin Huffman. Photographs by George R. Burgess. 1 DR. ADRON DORAN MSU's Seventh President Expanding University Founded in 1922, Morehead State University is a state-supported, multi-purpose university with a 45-5-acre campus. It is located, where the Bluegrass meets Appalachia in the foot­ hills of the Daniel Boone National Forest. Dr. Adron Doran, who has guided the school's growth from a state college to an out­ standing, ever-expanding university, is the seventh president of the University. He has served since 1954. The University is composed of six Schools­ Applied Sciences and Technology, Education, Humanities, Sciences and Mathematics, Social Sciences and the Graduate School. Both undergraduate and graduate degrees are offered, as well as two-year associate de­ grees. 2 The Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts degrees, the Master of Science, Master of Arts, Master of Music, Master of Higher Education, and Master of Arts in Education degrees are available. Additional work be­ yond the master's degree also may be earned. There. are more than 50 major structures on the campus with• a total value of more than $5·5 million. Currently nearing completion are a 19-story, 512~bed residence tower for men and a IO-story, 400-bed residence hall for women. Both will be ready for occupancy this year. Completed in 1968 were the Professional Ed­ ucation Building, which cost $3 million, and a $1.3 million addition to Baird Music Hall. The $1.2 million Claypool-Young Art Build­ ing, the only building on a Kentucky campus devoted entirely to art and art education, was dedicated in October, 1968. The $2.8 million renovation and expansion of the Doran University Center, formerly the Doran Student House, is in the final stages and its new facilities will be available to students this school year. Eight nev,r modern tennis courts have been added to Breathitt Sports Center. All athletes on scholarship at Morehead may live in the 132-man Downing Hall, located on the hillside north of Breathitt Sports Center. It was completed in 1967 at a cost of $425,000. There are 33 air-conditioned suites, housing four men each. The building recently was named in honor of George Downing, the uni­ versity's first coach and athletic director. More than 6,500 students attend the Univer­ sity and numerous extension programs are available. More than 10,400 persons are alumni of Morehead and the University has in excess of 350 faculty members. Morehead State University is a member of the Ohio Valley Conference and the National Collegiate Athletic Association. The Univer­ sity plays an intercollegiate schedule in basket­ ball, baseball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, swimming, tennis, track, and wrestling. 3 Area News Outlets LOUISVILLE The Courier-JournaJ (A.M.) ....................Dean Eagle, Jim Bolus The Louisv-ille Tunes (P.M.) ... -••·········Dave Kindred WHAS, WHAS-TV ...............: .......... Cawood Ledford, Walt Adams WAVE, WAVE-TV ........................................ Ed Kallay LEXINGTON Lexington Hemld (A.M.) ...... ·-···············John McGill Lexington Leader (P.M.) ...................... Joe Caldwell WLEX-TV ···-··········-···································Cy Follmer WVLK .................................................... Tom Hammond WBLG ......... - ............................................. Ed Van H-00k WKY'.f-TV ......................... - .........................Bill Sorrell WBLG-TV .............................. ·-···············.. Hoot Oom.bs ASHLAND Daily Independent ..............................Jack Thompson WCMl ........... ••··- ····· ..··· ··················-·... ....... Dick Marlin WTCR ............. •···········-·· .. -······· ... · ........ Sports Direcitor HUNTINGTON, W. VA. The Heratl.d-Dispatch ..... _.... .... - ........... George Rorrer The Adv.errtiser .......................... ·-······.Ernie Salvatore WSAZ, WSAZ-TV •··-····················-········ ...Bob Bowen WHTN-TV, WKEE ···-····· ............................ Ken Jones WIRE SERVICES: Assoc. Press, Herald-Leader Bldg., Lexington, Ky. Uruted Press International, 635 S. 511:h, Loujsyil.lJe 2·, Kentucky. MT. STERLING WMST, WMST-FM ........................ ·- ·····Bob Spradlin GRAYSON WGOH •··-·· .. ························-·····················Ken Jiackson PAINTSVILLE WSIP ·············-··········· .. ···························· ........Jim Fyffe VANCEBURG WKKS ........ ··••··························-·······.... .......... Bud Boyd CYNTIDANA The Cynthiana Democrat ........................Bob Watson WCYN ............. - ................................. Lawrence McGill MAYSVILLE Maysville Public Ledger & Daily Independent ..................... .Laurni,e Capronie WFTM ···-············ .. ·········································Lew Kilgus MOREHEAD The Morehead News ..........................W. E. Crutcher The Trail Blazer (School Paper) ....... - ... Don Smith WMOR ............ ••·············- ·············Marshall Sidebottom WMKY (School Radio) .................. Larry Netherton 4 THE EAGLES' 1969 SCHEDULE Sept. 20 Marshall Unive<rsity Morehead, Ky. (8 p.m. EDT) Sept. 27 *Middle Tennessee Morehead, Ky. (8 p.m. EDT) Oct. 4 *MUIIDay State Murray, Ky. Oct. IL • Austin J?ieay Morehead, Ky. (Homecoming) (2:30 p.m. EDT) Oct. 18 Youngstown Youngstown, Ohio Oct. 25' *Tennessee Tech Cookeville, Tenn. Nov. 1 *Western ~entucky Bowling Green, Ky. Nov. 8 *East Tennessee Morehea:d, Ky. (2 p.m. EST) Nov. 15' Kentucky State Frankfort, Ky. Nov. 22 *Eastern Kentucky Moa:-ehead, Ky. (2 p.m. EST) 1968 RESULTS (Won 3, Lost 6, Tied 1) Date Opponent MSU OPP. Sept. 14 Mairshall 7 7 Sept. 28 *Middle Tennessee 118 27 Oct. 5 *Murl'ay State 21 28 Oct. 12 *Austin Peay 16 17 Oct. 19 Youngstown 35 26 Oct. 26 *Tennessee Tech 24 1~ Nov. 2 •western Kentucky 21 24 Nov. 9 *East Tennessee 13 16 Nov. 16 Kentucky State 46 0 Nov. 23 *Eastern Kentucky 7 35 * Denotes Ohio Valley Conference games. 5 Outlook Is Brighter Second-year Head Football Coach J ake H allwn has more to look forward to this season than he did in the 1968 campaign as 28 letter­ men are returning from last year's hard luck team which posted a 3-6-1 record, including five losses by a total of 23 points. The freshman-dominated s·quad of last season is one year older and more experienced and only eight men were lost through graduation.· Two of the departed Eagles- tight end Marvin Hicks and safety Leon Wesley-were first team All-OVC selections. Tackle J im Fisher, who has signed with the Cincinnati Bengals, and of­ fensive guard! Dave Moore were on the con­ ference's all-star second team. Besides replacements for the graduated! All­ OVC selections, Coach Hallwn also must find new men at fullback, held down last season by two seniors, and in the defensive backfield. D efensive end Clint Walker and defensive monster Doug Moore, who b oth played some high school fullback, have moved into the full­ back slot. Running back Larry Baldridge has been switched into the defensive backfield. Morehead State's quarterbacking is stronger for 1969 with senior Bill Marston finding stiff competition
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