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HILLTOPPERS IN ACTION P FOOTBALL GUIDE E For Press, Radio and Television R
Further information, pictures or mats will be sent upon request by . . . S ROBERT G. COCHRAN . .. WESTERN KENTUCKY STATE COLLEGE Bowling Green, Kentucky GENERAL INFORMATION
NAME...... WESTERN KENTUCKY STATE
FOUNDED ...... 1906
LOCATION ...... BOWLING GREEN, KENTUCKY
PRESIDENT...... DR. KELLY THOMPSON
HEAD FOOTBALL COACH ...... NICK DENES
ASSISTAN,T FOOTBALL COACH...... TURNER ELROD
ASSISTANT FOOTBALL COACH ...... FRANK GRIFFIN
ASSISTANT FOOTBALL COACH ...... JIM FE IX
DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS ...... E. A. DIDDLE
HEAD, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, HEALTH & ATHLETICS ...... TED HORNBACK
COLORS ...... SCARLET AND WHITE
NICKNAME ...... HILLTOPPERS
PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTOR...... ROBERT G. COCHRAN (Phone VI 2-0341 Ext. 240 )
STADIUM ...... WESTERN CAMPUS
CAPACITY ...... 5,500
CONFERENCE ...... OHIO VALLEY N. C. A. K.
LOCAL PRESS ...... DAIL Y NEWS Bert Borrone, Sports Editor
COLLEGE PRESS ...... COLLEGE HEIGHTS HERALD
LOCAL RADIO STATIONS...... WLBJ-DAY AND NIGHT WBGN-DAY AND NIGHT WKCT-DAY AND NIGHT LOCAL TV STATION...... WLTV-DAY AND NIGHT WESTERN KENTUCKY STATE COLLEGE Western Kentucky State College is located on a hill overlook ing the city of Bowling Green, Kentucky (population 32,000). The central portion of the campus, known as College Heights, com mands an impressive view of the Barren River valley and surround ing hills. Embracing an area of 141 acres, the college campus has 31 beautiful buildings. A farm of 65 acres adjoining the campus provides instructional facilities in agriculture; another farm of 600 acres is maintained for production and research purposes. Rich in local and state history, Bowling Green was an impor tant center in the early settlement of the western part of the state. In the early days of the Civil War, General Albert Sidney Johnston established headquarters here for the Confederate Army of the West. A battle was fought in Bowling Green, and the city was for a short time the Confederate capital of Kentucky. A fort, begun by General J ohnston in 1861, was later occupied and held by Union troops. Among their commanders was General Benjamin Harrison, afterwards President of the United States. The Fort, now preserved and incorporated into the carefully planned landscape of the campus, remains a highly valued and treasured memorial in the midst of the college grounds. Originally created in 1906 for the sole purpose of teacher train ing, Western now offers three undergraduate degrees and the master's degree with course offerings in twenty-four different de partments. On June 1, 1961, the Graduate Division began offering graduate curricula leading to advanced certificates for teachers and school leaders based upon 24 hours beyond the Master's Degree. In addition, pre-professional work leading to entrance in professional and technical colleges for advanced study is also offered. Now with an enrollment of more than 5,000 students, Western as a co-educational institution is in the midst of the greatest build ing program in the history of the college. A six-story women's domi tory, the tallest building in Bowling Green, is scheduled for oc cupancy in September, 1962, and plans for an additional four-story women's dormitory and an ll-story "skyscraper" dormitory for men are well under way. Presently under construction is the $2.9 m illion dollar Academic-Athletic Building, which will house the E. A. Diddle Arena with a maximum seating capacity of 13,000, plus a smaller gymnasium, swimming pool, 30 master classrooms, and a portable stage. Scheduled for completion by September, 1963, the structure will be one of the largest buildings of its type in the United States. The Western Stadium, located in a natural setting on the east side of the campus, has a capacity of 5,500. Crowned by a majestic colennade at the top of the Stadium, the football arena is one of the most striking attractions on the Western campus. In addition to football, a complete schedule of intercollegiate athletics is played in basketball, baseball, track, tennis, and golf at Western. A Little All-America quarterback at Western Kentucky during the 1952 sea son, Jim Feix was named to the post of quarterback coach of his former team in 1958. During the 1957 season while com pleting requirements for the M. A. de gree, Feix served as a student assistant. While a member of Hilltopper teams himself, Feix ranked among the top passers in the nation during both his JIM FEI X junior and senior years. He gained national recognition for his quarterbacking of Western Kentucky's Refrigerator Bowl cham pions in 1952.
Feix uses his own past quarterbacking. experiences to advan tage in coaching the Hilltoppers. A friendly, engaging person, he is one of the most popular members of the Western coaching staff.
A native of Henderson, Feix served as a pilot in the U. S. Air Force from 1953 until 1957 when he returned to Western Kentucky to begin graduate work.
-4- 1962 WESTERN KENTUCKY OPPONENTS
FIRST GAME Southeast Missouri at Bowling Green, Ky.-September 1f>---7:30 p.m. (CST) Read Coach: Kenneth Knox, S. E. Missouri '49 - Nickname; Indians 1961 Record: 5-5-0 - Series Record: Western - 5 S. E. Missouri - 1
SECOND GAME Ea, t Tennessee at Johnson City, Tenn. - September 22 - 8:00 p.m. (CST) Read Coach: Star Wood, Milligan, '35 - Nickname: Buccaneers' 1961 Record: 3-7-0 - Series Record: Western - 6 East Tennessee - 2 Tie - 1
THIRD GAME Middle Tennessee at Bowling Green, Ky .. - September 29 -:- 7:30 p.lll' (CST) Head Coach: Charles Murphy, Middle Tennessee_:38 - Nickname: Blue Raiders 1961 Record: 7-4-0 - Series Record: Western - 15 Middle Tenn. 12 Tie - 2
FOURTH GAME Austin Peay State College at Bowling Green, Ky. - October 6 - 2:00 p.m. (CST) Head Coach: Art Van Tone, Miss. So. '42 - Nickname: Governors 1961 Record: 2-8-0 - Series Record: Western - 7 Austin Peay - 0
FIFTH GAME Tennessee Tech at Cookeville, Tenn. - October 13 - 2:00 p.m. (CST) Head Coach: Wilburn Tucker, Tennessee Tech '43 - Nickname: Golden Eagles 1961 Record: 7-3·0 - Series Record: Western - 9 Tech - 13 Tied - 1
SIXTH GAME · Eastern Kentucky State College at Bowling Green, Ky. - Oct. 27-2:00 p.m. (CST) Head Coach : Glenn Presnell, Nebraska, '28 - Nickname: Maroons 1961 Record: 4-5·0 - Series Record: Western - 23 Eastern - 11
SEVENTH GAME Morehead State College at Morehead, Ky. - November 3 - 2:00 p.m. (CST) Head Coach: Guy Penny, Mississippi '50 - Nickname: Eagles 1961 Record: 1-6-1 - Series Record: Western - 17 Morehead - 2 Tie - . 1
EIGHTH GAME T .,- Mcrray State College at Murray, Ky. - November 10 - 1:30 p.m. (CST) Head Coach: Don Shelton, Louisville '50 - Nickname: Thoroughbreds Racei's 1961 Record: 4-6-0 - Series Record: Western - 12 Murray - 11 Tied - 5
-5- 1962 TEAM INFORMATION
LETTERMEN RETURNING (24) ENDS-Bill Mumford, Lee Murray, Stan Napper TACKLES-Jim Taylor, Barry Poole, Steve Thorn, Paul Finneseth G UARDS-Joe Bugel, Ollie Newell, John Bariola, Fred Miller CENTERS-Gary Kelley, Bobby Westmoreland QUARTERBACKS---Jim Daily, Bill Straub, Dudley Berthold, Joe Druga HALFBACKS-Buzzy Best, John Bariola, Carson Culler, Jim Burt, Sam Clark, Bobby Mitchell FULLBACK-Joe Jaggers
LETTERMEN LOST (8) ENDS-Jim Hughes, Denny McAtee TACKLE-Jack Poynter GUARD-Keen Johnson CENTER-Jerry Motley HALFBACK-Winton Boone FULLBACKS-Billy Booker, Gary Brunson
1961 WESTERN KENTUCKY ALL-OVC PLAYERS "ENDS-Jim Hughes (First Team), Lee Murray (Second Team) T ACKLE-J ack Poynter (Third Team) GUARDS-John Bariola (Second Team), Joe Bugel (Third Team) FULLBACK-Billy Booker (Third Team)
-6- 1962 WESTERN KENTUCKY FOOTBALL ROSTER
ENDS CLASS HT. WT. AGE HOME TOWN Bill Mumford Senior 5-11 180 21 Troy. Ohio ':'Lee Murray Senior 6-1 180 21 Russellville. Ala. Neil DeLorenzo Junior 6-0 190 20 Brooklyn, N.Y. ':'Stan Napper Soph, 6-2 195 20 Owensboro, Ky. Kenneth Waller Soph. 6-1 ISO 20 Jeffersonville, Ind. Ken Blackburn Soph. 6-0 185 19 Greensville, Ky. Jim Wilder Soph. 6-0 190 20 Corbin, Ky.
:-. TACKLES Barry Poole Senior 6-0 205 21 Madisonville. Ky. ':'Jim Taylor Senior 6-2 195 22 Clarksville, Tenn. Harold Chambers Junior 6-3 220 21 Danville, Ky. Robert Gephart Junior 6-3 225 21 Louisville, Ky. ':'Paul Finneseth Junior 6.1 220 22 Ft. Thomas, Ky. Jeff Green Soph. 6-4 190 18 Highland Park, Ill.
GUARDS "John Bariola Senior 6-0 200 22 Moorhead, Miss. ':'Joe Bugel Junior 6-0 215 23 Munhall, Pa. Joe Iracane Senior 5-10 205 22 Brooklyn, N.Y. ':'Ollie Newell Senior 5-8 185 24 Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. Robert Holman Junior 6-0 190 19 Louisville, Ky. ':'Fred Miller Junior 6-1 200 22 Louisville, Ky. Ed Crum Soph. 5-11 205 20 Louisville, Ky. Kenneth Frick Soph. 6-0 200 20 Fern Creek, Ky.
CENTERS Walter Hawkins Junior 6-0 210 20 Elizabethtown, Ky. ':'Gary Kelly Junior 5-11 190 19 Cleveland, Tenn. "'Bob Westmoreland Junior 6-1 225 21 Celina, Tenn. Tom Murrell Soph. 6-0 200 19 Mt. Lebanon, Ohio. Richard TenBarge Soph. 6-0 200 19 Mt. Carmel, Ill. ':'Indicates Lettermen
-7- QUARTERBACKS "'Jim Dailey Senior 6-4 180 22 New Albany, Ind_ "'Bill Straub Junior 5-7 170 22 Ft. Thomas, Ky. Sharon Miller Soph. 5-11 160 19 Mt. Carmel, Ill.
HA LFBACKS "'John Barwick Senior 5-11 175 22 Oak Ridge, Tenn. "'Buzzy Best Senior 6-0 190 23 Elizabethtown, Ky_ "'Bobby Mitchell Senior 5-7 165 21 Oak Ridge, Tenn. Lloyd Nash Senior 5-10 190 22 Owensboro, Ky. "'Carson Culler Junior 5-10 170 21 Garrett, Ind. "'Jim Burt Soph. 6-3 190 19 Ft. Thomas, Ky. "'Sam Clark Soph. 5-11 165 19 Tompkinsville, Ky.
FULLBACKS '''Joe Jaggers Senior 6-0 185 22 Princeton, Ky. Dave Peak Soph. 5-11 190 20 Louisville, Ky. John Burt Soph. 5-11 190 19 Ft. Thomas, Ky . Tom Corbett Soph. 5-11 190 23 Lebanon, Ky. "'Indicates Lettermen
-8- WESTERN KENTUCKY HILL TOPPERS
ENDS BILL MUMFORD-Senior-5-11-190-21 years old-Troy, Ohio. Bill has proved his worth in utility role for three years and the· coaching staff is banking heavily on him to replace the departed All Conference Jim Hughes.
LEE MURRAY-S enior- 6-0-180-21 years old-Russellville, Ala.. Lee, after a brilliant season last year, was voted the team's most: valuable man. He is, without doubt, one of the top ends in the coun try for his size. He should see major service on both offense and! 1 defense. NEIL DeLORENZO- Junior-6-0-190-20 years old. Brooklyn, J N.Y. Neil has potential ability and if he matches this with a de termined spirit, he could prove the "surprise package" at the end position.
STAN NAPPER-Sophomore- 6-2-200-20 years old-Owensboro" Ky. Stan is an outstanding pass receiver, a fine offensive blocker, and as he gets varsity seasoning, should provide a worthy running mate for Lee Murray.
KENNETH WALLER-Sophomore-6-0-190-20 year old-Jeffer sonville, Ind. Waller, a converted fullback, a standout on defense, in spring practice, and should give the position depth.
KEN BLACKBURN-Sophomore-6-0-185-19 years old-Green ville, Ky. Another backfield transfer, Kenneth, probably the fasted lineman, and needs only seasoning in the new position to make a fine all-round end.
JIM WILDER-Sophomore-6-0-190-20 years old-Corbin, Ky. J im returns to the squad, after a years layoff. P robably one of the best fundamental players on the squad. He will see a lot of service, especially on offense, where he has excelled as a blocker.
TACKLES BARRY POOLE-Senior-6-0-205-,-21 years old, Madisonville, Ky_ After an early career, handicapped by injuries, Poole last year de-
-9- veloped into a fine offensive tackle and a great deal is expected of him in his final year.
JIM T A YLOR- Senior-6-2-195-22 years old-Clarksville, Tenn. Probably one of the most spirited football players on the squad. Taylor will see service on both offense and defense. He ex cells on defense.
HAROLD CHAMBERS-Junior-6-3-220-21 years old-Danville, Ky. Harold lettered in his sophomore year at the University of Ten nessee as a tackle, and looked very good both on, defense and of fense in spring practice. Much is expected of the former All State Fullback' from Danville.
ROBERT GEPHART- J unior-6-3-225-21 years old-Louisville, Ky. Bob transferred from Kentucky. He was an outstanding per former on the Flaget team in Louisville. He is a hardworker and should see a lot of service, especially on defense.
PAUL FINNESETH-Junior- 6-0-220- 21 years old-Ft. Thomas, Ky. Paul lettered last year and should see a great deal of service as tackle on offense and middle guard on defense and also as kick-off man.
JEFF GREEN-Sophomore-6-4-190-18 years old-Highland Park, Ill. One of the most spirited youngsters on the team, very ag gressive on defense and only inexperience will hold him back this fall.
GUARDS JOHN BARIOLA-Senior-6-0-200-22 years old-Moorhead, Miss. John is a Junior College graduate, played outstanding ball as inside linebacker last year, along with Joe Bugel. He should give Western outstanding linebacking. Bariola is a fine team man and could be one of the top guards in the league.
JOE BUGEL-Junior-6-0-215-25 years old-Munhall, Pa. Joe is expected to continue the high caliber ball that he displayed last year in his initial season at Western. He is a steady performer and a fine team man.
JOE IRACANE-Senior-5-10-205-22 years old-Brooklyn, N.Y. Joe should provide ample relief for either regular guard. He has fine spirit.
-10- OLLIE NEWELL-Senior-5-8-185-24 years old-Pt. Pleasant, W . Va. Ollie is the brain on the football squad with a 2.8 average. Used largely in r elief last year, he will give the position depth this fall.
ROBERT HOLMAN, Junior-6-0-190-19 years old-Louisville, Ky. Bob, a product of Shawnee High School in Louisville, where he won All City and All State honors as a fullback. His intense desire to play resulted in his being shifted to guard where he was out standing in spring practice.
FRED MILLER-Junior-6-0-200-22 years old-Louisville, Ky. Probably the best offensive guard on the team, does an excellent job of trapping and has high spirit. He will see service as a middle guard. Fred is a product of Flaget in Louisville.
ED CRUM-Sophomore-5-11-205~20 years old-Louisville, Ky. A fine kick-off man and an excellent offensive guard. He is being groomed for regular duty next year. Should see a lot of service this year in relief role and kick-off.
KENNY FRICK-Sophomore-6-0- 200-20 years old-Fern Creek, Ky. An All County selection Frick was impressive in spring prac tice and is being groomed, as Crum's running mate for '63. He should see service this fall, especially on offense.
CENTERS WALTER HAWKINS-Junior-6-0-210-20 years old-Elizabeth town, Ky. Walter will serve in relief role as offensive tackle and middle-guard on defense. Only needs experience to play OVC ball.
GARY KELLY-Junior-5-11-190-19 years old-Cleveland, Tenn. Gary will share the pivot post with Bobby Westmoreland. He is a fine inside linebacker and a good offensive blocker.
BOBBY WES.TMORELAND-Junior-6-0-225-21 years old Celina, Tenn. Bobby was outstanding last year as middle guard on defense and did a good job on offense. A good steady performer who will anchor the defensive line.
TOM MURRELL-Sophomore-6-0-200-19 years old-Mt. Leb anon, Ohio. Tommy is being groomed for heavy duty as a center.
·11· He does a fine job both offensively and defensively and has good spirit.
RICHARD TenBARGE-Sophomore-6-0-200-19 years old~Mt. Carmel, Ill. All State man in Illinois, Dick only needs ambition to become a good OVC football player.
BACKS Quarterbacks JIM DAILY-Senior-6-4-180-22 years old-New Albany, Ind. A fine player. Jim will. be starting his 4th year at quarterback for the Hilltoppers. He has improved his running tremendously in the past year. He can be as good as he wants to.
BILL STRAUB-Junior-5-7-170-22 years old-Ft. Thomas, Ky. Bill is probably the keenest football student on the team. ' After a fine early start; injuries slowed him down the latter part of 'la'st year. He has excellent generalship and will see ? lot of service, 'especially on offense.
SHARON MILLER-Sophomore-5-11-160-19 years old-Mt. 'Carmel, Ill. Sharon probably, the best .all round quarterback on the ,club, needs only experience to blossom out as one of Western's greatest. His actions reminds railbirds of Jim Feix, Western's All American quarterback, a decade ago.
Halfbacks WOODY BARWICK-Senior-5.-11-175--,-22 years old, Oak Ridge, Tenn. Woody, a fine kicker, a determined runner, and should see a lot of offensive service this fall.
BUZZY BEST-Senior-6-0-190-23 years old-~Iizabethtown, Ky. Probably possesses more natural ability than<,most backs in Kentucky. He has been a steady performer for the past two years :and excells on defense, especially pass defense. Buzzy will be ex pected to hold the defensive backfield together this fall.
BOBBY MITCHELL-Senior-5-7-165-21 years old-Oak Ridge, 'Tenn. Bobby has given Western three fine years on both offense ·and defense although he ex cells at corner linebacker. He is the 'team's punter.
-12- CARSON CULLER-Junior-5-10-170-21 year old-Garrett, Ind. Carson is an outstanding defensive man and better than average on offense. He will see a lot of service as corner linebacker this fall.
JIM BURT-Sophomore-6-3- 190-19 years old-Ft. Thomas, Ky _ Jim, as a 17 year old freshman developed into the teams outstand ing running back. Gained more yardage than any Hilltopper back, in the last ten years, and rated 3rd in the OVC in ball carrying. He is a fine pass receiver and saved Western, at least, 7 touchdowns last year on defense. Like his brother, John, he should go down in Hilltop history as an All Time Great.
SAM CLARK-Sophomore-5-11-165-19 years old-Tompkins ville, Ky. Sam, as a freshman last year, did all the field goal and extra point kicking. This spring he blossomed out as a running back and should push one of the older m en for a starting role.
LLOYD NASH-Senior-5-10-190-22 years old-Owensboro, Ky. Lloyd, rated as the best corner linebacker in the league, returns after being laid low by scholastics troubles for a year. Always known as a steady work-horse, Lloyd will help the team tremen dously both on offense and defense.
Fullbacks JOE JAGGERS-Senior-6-0-185-22 years old-P rinceton, Ky .. Joe, an all state performer at Princeton under former Hilltop great, Fred Clayton, came into his own as an offensive back last year. While not very fast he is especially shifty and can be depended upon to move the ball against any opposition.
JOHN BURT-Sophomore-5-11-190- 19 years old-Ft. Thomas, Ky. Twice All State Fullback on State Championship teams, the older of the Burt brothers, was sidelined last year with a broken leg. A terrific competitor, there is every reason to believe that he will match his brilliant prep school reputation in the next four years on the Hilltop.
DA VID PEAK-Sophomore- 5-11-190- 20 years old-Louisville, Ky. Dave was outstanding back at Shawnee, where he led the city in scoring, a hard, determined runner he will be seeing spot service this fall.
TOM CORBETT-Sophomore-5-11-190-23 years old-Lebanon, Ky. Tom, after a brilliant career at Lebanon, entered the army for a 3 year hitch. He should provide depth at fullback spot and will probably develop into a steady performer as he gets over his rusti ness caused by his lay-over in the army.
-13- WESTER N KENTUCKY STATE COLLEGE TEAM STATIST ICS FOR 1961 SEASON
Won 6 Lost 3 Tied 0
WESTERN OPPONENTS 109 ...... First Downs...... 101 404 ...... T imes Carried...... 406 1764...... Yards Gained ...... 1503 300 ...... Ya rds Lost ...... 265 1464...... Net Yards Rushing ...... 1238 119 ...... Passes Attempted...... 127 41...... P asses Completed... 48 634...... Net Yards Passing...... 607 7...... Passes Intercepted By... . 10 7...... Scoring Passes.. . 5 .523...... Total P lays...... 553 :2098...... Total Net Gain...... 1 845 li1...... T otal Punts...... 56 1 ...... Punts Had Blocked ...... 0 :33.8...... Av erage Per P unt ...... 33.6 10...... Fu mbles LosL .. . 15 48...... Total Penalties...... 39 ·491...... Yards Penalized ...... 343 18...... Touchdowns 13
12...... E xtra Points ... 7
2 ...... F ield Goals ... 1
0 ...... Safety o 126 ...... Total Points 88
-14- INDIVIDUAL RUS HING LEADERS
No . Carries Yds. Ga ined Average
Jim Burt, HB 46 ...... 30L ...... 6.6
Joe Jaggers, FB 52 ...... 207,...... 4. 1
Winton Boone, HB 47,...... 157,...... 3.3
Buzzy Best, HB 34 ...... 146 ...... 4.4
Carson Culler, HB 28 ...... 133,...... 4 .8
Bill Booker, FB 30 ...... 1 29...... 4.3
Gary Brunson, FB 27 ...... 118 ...... 4.4
Bob Mitchell, HB 44 ...... 109...... 2.5
Bill Straub, QB 40 ...... 77,...... 1.9
Joe Druga, QB lL ...... 75 ...... 6. 8
John Barwick, HB 7,...... 26 ...... 3 .7
Dave Peak, HB 2... 8 ...... 4.0
Sharon Miller, QB L . L ...... 4 .0
Jim Daily, QB 35 ...... -29 .... .
40L...... 1464 ...... 3.3
PASSING
No. Attempts No. Completed Had Intercepted Yds. Gained Conv. TO's
Jim Daily, QB 77 26 7 445 0 4
Bill Straub, QB 30 14 181 1 3
Joe Druga, QB 9 1 8 0 0
Jim Burt, HB 2 0 1 0 0 0
Sharon Miller, QB 1 0 0 0 0 0
119 41 10 634 1 7
-15- INDIVIDUAL PASS RECEIVING LEADERS No. Caught Yds. Gained T.O.'s Jim Hughes, E 14 ...... 22 5 ...... 3 Lee Murray, E 9...... 140...... 2 Winton Boone, HB 4 ...... 112 ...... 1 Jim Burt, HB 3...... 56 ...... 0 Denny McAtee, E 3...... 39 ...... 0 Stan Napper, E 2 ...... la ...... o Gary Brunson, FB L .... 14 ...... 0 Carson Culler, HB L ...... 12 ...... 0 Bill Booker, FB ...... 10 ...... 1 Bob Mitchell , HB 1... & ...... 0 ·J ohn Barwick, HB 1... & .. .. .~ ·Joe Jaggers, FB L ·6...... 0 4L ... 63 4", ... 7
SCO RI NG Conversions T.D.'s Field Goals Kick Pass Total Poin ts Jim Hughes, E 4 0 0 26 Winton Boone, HB 3 0 0 0 18 Buzzy Best, HB 3 0 0 0 18 Sam Clark, HB 0 2 10 0 16 Joe Druga, QB 2 0 0 0 12 Bill Booker, FB 2 0 0 0 12 Jim Burt, HB 1 0 0 0 6 Joe Jaggers, FB 1 0 0 0 6 Carson Culler, HB 0 0 0 6 Lee Murray, E 1 0 0 0 6 18 2 10 126
PUNTING No. Punts Yd •. Punted Average Bob Mitchell, HB 44 1518 34.5 Bill Straub, QB 2 73 34. 3 Buzzy Best, HB 1 39 39.0 Bill Booker, FB 1 37 37.0 John Barwick, HB 32 32.0 ·Joe Jaggers, FB 1 27 27.0 'Team 1 0 0.0 -- 51 1726 33.8
· 16- P'RESS, RADIO, AND TELEVISION OUTLETS
O.V.C. SPORTS INFORMATION CENTER Dave Whitaker, 4024 AIton Road, Louisville, Ky.-mirector)
NEWSPAPERS - Park City Daily News Bert Borrone, Sports Editor Bowling Green, Ky. Louisville Times Dean Eagle, Sports Department Louisville, Ky. Courier-Journal Earl Ruby, Sports Editor Louisville, Ky. Nashville Banner Ed Given, Sports Department Nashville, Tenn. Nashville Tennessean Sports Department Nashville, Tenn. Associated Press Sports Desk Louisville, Ky. United Press Sports Desk Louisville, Ky.
RADIO & T-V STATIONS Radio Station WLBJ Bud Tyler, Manager Bowling Green, Ky. Radio Station WKCT Al Temple, Manager Bowling Green, Ky. Radio Station WBGN Bob Proctor, Manager Bowling Green, Ky. TV-WLTV Jimmy Floyd, Sports Director Bowling Green, Ky. Radio and TV WHAS Cawood Ledford, Sports Dir. Louisville, Ky. Radio and, TV WAVE Ed Kallay, Sports Director Louisville, Ky. Radio and TV WLAC Herman Grizzard, Sports Dir. Nashville, Tenn. Radio and TV WSM Larry Munson, Sports Director Nashville, Tenn. Radio and TV WSIX Hudley Crockett, Sports Dir. Nashville, Tenn.
GENERAL INFORMATION Working Tickets Address requests to Robert G. Cochran, Director of Public Relations, Western Kentucky State College, Bowling Green, Kentucky.
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Football Photos and News Releases Address all requests for photos or any information desired concerning the Hill topper football team to Robert G. Cochran, Western Ky. State College, Bowling Green, Ky. WESTERN KENTUCKY STATE COLLEGE 1962 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
Series Record DATE OPPONE NT PLAC.E TIME W L T Sept. 15 Southeast Missouri Bowling Green, Ky. 7:30 p.m. 5 1 0
Sept. 22 "East Tennessee . Johnson City, Tenn. 8:00 p.m. 6 2 1 Sept. 29 *Middle Tennessee Bowling Green, Ky. 7:30 p.m. 15 12 2
Oct. 6 *Austin Peay Bowling Green, Ky. 2:00 p.m. 7 0 0 Oct. 13 ':'Tennessee Tech Cookeville, Tenn. 2:00 p.m. 9 14 1 Oct. 27 ':'Eastern Kentucky Bowling Green, Ky. 2:00 p.m. 23 11 0 (Homecoming) Nov. 3 "Morehead State Morehead, Ky. 2:00 p.m. 17 2 Nov. 10 ' Murray State Murray, Ky. 1:30 p.m. 12 11 5 FINAL 1961 RECORD Won 6 Lost 3 Tied 0 Western Kentucky 13 Southeast Missouri 0 at Cape Girardeau, Mo. Western Kentucky 32 "East Tennessee 14 at Bowling Green, Ky. Western Kentucky 6 *Middle Tennessee 14 at Murfreesboro, Tenn. Western Kentucky 26 Austin Peay 6 at Clarksville, Tenn. Western Kentucky 12 "Tennessee Tech 13 at Bowling Green, Ky. Western Kentucky 0 U. of Louisville 20 at Louisville, Ky. Western Kentucky 16 *Eastern Kentucky 15 at Richmond, Ky. Western Kentucky 7 ':'Morehead State 0 at Bowling Green, Ky. Western Kentucky 14 *Murray State 6 at Bowling Green, Ky. 126 88 " Indicates Ohio Valley Conference Games All Bowling Green times listed are Central Standard.