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Publication.Pdf reen tm DIRECTORY AND GENERAL INFORMATION Name: Bowling Green State University Location: Bowling Green, Ohio Founded: 1910, First Classes 1914 Enrollment: 9,838 School Colors: Burnt Orange and Seal Brown Conference: Mid-American (14th Season) Stadium: University (14,000 Capacity) ADMINISTRATION President Dr. William Travers Jerome III Director of Athletics Doyt Perry Business Manager of Athletics Don Cunningham Ticket and Promotion Director _i .'..... ...George Ludgate Sports Information Director Jerry Mix Director of Facilities and Grounds Dale Herbert FOOTBALL STAFF Head Coach Robert Gibson Assistant Coach Robert Dudley Assistant Coach ..James Ruehl Assistant Coach Tom Kisselle Assistant Coach ...Don Nehlen Freshman Coach — Richard Young Trainer '. Allan Sawdy Team Physician Dr. Henry Vogtsberger Equipment Manager Glenn Sharp OTHER ATHLETIC STAFF MEMBERS Cross Country and Track Coach Melvin Brodt Basketball Coach Warren Scholler Swimming Coach Thomas Stubbs Wrestling Coach Bruce Bellard Baseball Coach Dick Young Golf Coach ....Forrest Creason Tennis Coach Dr. Robert Keefe Assistant Basketball Coach —Robert Conibear Assistant Track Coach Robert Whittaker TELEPHONE NUMBERS Athletic Office ...353-8411 Ext. 417 or 527 Football Staff Office .....353-8411 Ext. 433 Football Ticket Office 353-8411 Ext. 3326 Men's Physical Education Office 353-8411 Ext. 447 Intramural Office .....353-8411 Ext. 434 Mr. Gibson's Residence 1 ...353-0315 Mr. Perry's Residence 353-8741 Mr. Mix's Residence 353-0772 BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY 1965 Football Facts Written and Edited by Jerry Mix Sports Information Director TABLE OF CONTENTS The University 2 1965 Schedule 3 1964 Results 3 Final 1964 MAC Standings 3 Records With '65 Opponents 3 THE TEAM 1965 Preview 4-5 Falcon Facts 6-12 Statistics 13-17 Bowling Green Records 18-19 Squad Breakdown 20-21 Depth Chart 22 Numeral Roster ...23 1965 Roster 24-25 THE COACHES Bob Gibson and Assistants 26-28 THE OPPONENTS Need An Angle? 29-30 California State-Los Angeles 31 West Texas ...32 Dayton 33 Western Michigan 34 Toledo 35 Kent State 36 Miami 37 Marshall 38 Ohio University 39 The Past .40-41 THE CONFERENCE 1964 All MAC Squad .42 1964 Statistics 43-44 BG's Top MAC Performances .....45 BG's MAC Finishes 46 Falcon Hometowns 46 AII-Time MAC Standings .47-49 BG's All-leaguers 50 THE UNIVERSITY Bowling Green State University is located in northwestern Ohio, 23 miles south of Toledo and 15 miles south of the Ohio Turnpike. Situated at the northeast edge of the city of Bowling Green, the university campus contains approximately 900 acres, 60 permanent buildings, with more under construction, and all the modern equipment and facilities needed for conducting an accredited university program. The enrollment at the beginning of the 1964-65 academic year was 10,535, including branches, with students from 81 of Ohio's counties, 48 of the states and the District of Columbia plus 31 foreign countries. THE CAMPUS Bowling Green's campus includes a 14,000-seat football stadium, a 5,700-seat basketball arena, a nine-hole golf course, 19 tennis courts, CAA-approved airport with surfaced runways, speech and hearing clinic, reading center, a library with volumes in excess of 240,000, a chapel and other educational facilities. Eighteen fraternities and 12 sororities are located on campus along with eight residence centers that accommodate most of the university's students. Bowling Green is expanding its plant to provide the best possible environment for university life and to meet the needs of an increasing enrollment. Since 1955, 16 buildings, Rogers Quadrangle, Alice Prout Residence Hall, Hall of Music, Founders Quadrangle, University Union, Home Economics Building, South Hall, Overman Hall, Fine Arts Building, Memorial Hall, Conklin Quadrangle, Administration Building, Commons Dining Center, Kohl Hall addition, McDonald Quadrangle and Harshman Quad- rangle have been completed. FUTURE PLANS Buildings to be completed in the near future include a new university library, three units of a six-phase science research complex, a 1,400-student residence center, a student health center, a television production studio, student services building and an athletic area, including a stadium and ice arena. The first classes started at Bowling Green in 1914 with a faculty of 21 and an enrollment of 304. No significant expansion came until 1929 when Ohio's General Assembly renamed the school Bowling Green State College and provided funds for the development of a liberal arts college offering professional and pre-professional training. The school was renamed Bowling Green State University in 1935 as other undergraduate schools and the graduate school were added. Today, the university is composed of three undergraduate colleges, College of Liberal Arts, College of Education and Col- lege of Business Administration, along with the Graduate School that offers master's degrees in five fields plus a Doctor of Philosophy degree. The four-year undergraduate programs lead to Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Bachelor of Science in Edu- cation, Bachelor of Science in Journalism and Bachelor of Music degrees. 1965 SCHEDULE Date Opponent Time Sept 18 CALIFORNIA STATE-Los Angeles 1:30 p.m. Sept 25 at West Texas State .... 8:30 p.m. Oct. 2 at University of Dayton .. 8:00 p.m. Oct. 9* WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY ...1:30 p.m. Oct. 16* UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO 1:30 p.m. (Homecoming) Oct. 23* at Kent State University l:30 p.m. Oct. 30* MIAMI UNIVERSITY i:30 p.m (Dad's Day) Nov. 6* at Marshall University __ .2:00 p.m. Nov. 13* at Ohio University _ ...1:30 p.m. * denotes Mid-American Conference games. 1964 RESULTS (9-1 Overall and 5-1 MAC) Bowling Green Opponents 35 Southern Illinois 12 21 North Texas State 7 35 Dayton .... o 28 Western Michigan 8 31 Toledo ____ 14 41 Kent State 0 21 Miami 18 28 Marshall o 0 Ohio University 21 35 Xavier _____ __ 7 FINAL 1964 MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE STANDINGS MAC ALL GAMES Team W L T Pet. Pts. Opp. W L T Pet. Pts. Opp. Bowling Green 5 1 0 .833 149 61 9 1 0 .900 275 87 Miami ......4 2 0 .667 133 59 6 3 1 .650 209 142 Marshall 4 2 0 .667 51 63 7 3 0 .700 120 93 Ohio University .....3 2 1 .583 63 45 5 4 1 .550 122 99 Western Michigan .2 4 0 .333 53 117 3 6 0 .333 77 185 Kent State .1 4 1 .250 47 96 3 5 1 .389 87 122 Toledo 1 5 0 .167 72 127 2 8 0 .200 127 218 RECORDS WITH 1965 OPPONENTS Team G W L T Pet. Pts. opp. California State 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 West Texas State 2 110 .500 35 29 Dayton 9 7 2 0 .778 173 80 Western Michigan 11 9 1 1 .864 254 86 Toledo ...29 16 10 3 .604 503 408 Kent State 33 18 9 6 .591 509 321 Miami University 22 5 15 2 .273 220 532 Marshall .11 10 1 0 .909 317 112 Ohio University 17 9 7 1 .559 198 228 The Team 1965 Preview ALL MAC SELECTIONS Tackle End Fullback Center JERRY JAMIE STEW HEATH JONES RIVERS WILLIAMS WINGATE Just how well Bowling Green State University's football squad does in 1965 could depend on a pair of giant fullbacks, veteran Stew Williams and sophomore Tom Luettke. New head coach Bob Gibson is working with .21 lettermcn from the 1964 team that finished with a 9-1 overall record and took the Mid-American Conference crown with a 5-1 slate. However, 14 of the veterans are linemen while four of the re- turning backs were defensive specialists in '64. For this reason, Gibson is giving plenty of thought to using Williams and Luettke, a pair of 240 pounders, in the same backfield. Williams was an All Mid-American Conference selec- tion last season as he gained 609 yards in 109 carries for a 5.6 average. Luettke was all but unstoppable with the 1964 frosh as he gained 569 yards in 89 carries for a 6.4 mark. Last year, the line presented most of the problems for Bowling Green's coaching staff but the shoe is on the other foot this season. Aside from Williams, the other veteran offensive backs are halfback Bob Pratt, who gained 175 yards in 1964, and quarterback Dwight Wallace, who served as Jerry Ward's under- study last season. However, the backfield problems may not be as deep as they seem at first glance with the University of Detroit transfer student Dick Waring and rapidly improving Ray Fielitz set for plenty of quarterbacking along with Wallace. At halfback, Mike Weger, who lettered as a defensive specialist in '64, will get an offensive shot this year. Weger stands 6-2 and weighs 190. With two veterans at every line position, the problems there for Gibson and his staff are few and far between. According to the preseason depth chart the starting line of ends Jamie Rivers and John Jennings, tackles Jerry Jones and Bill Earhart, guards John Sohn and Jim Violet plus center Heath Wingate, averages over 220 pounds. The squad breakdown shows 15 seniors, 23 juniors and 30 sophomores. The 21 letter winners figure to get their help from 17 1964 varsity reserves and 23 '64 frosh award winners plus transfer students. THE ENDS (4 lettermen—2 seniors, 3 juniors, 5 sophomores) The problems at the end positions should prove to be just minor with four veterans and some outstanding sophomores at the slots. The best of the ends figure to be All Mid-American selection Jamie Rivers (210) and John Jennings (215) , both two- way performers.
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