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RADIO14701 JUTHACA,N.Y. THE ITHACA COLLEGE SOUTH HILL FIELD FOOTBALL PROGRAM MAGAZINE INFORMATION September 29, 1973

Ithaca College vs. Cortland

DOCTORS: Doctors on call should leave their names at the Safety Division Office on the first floor of the Job Administration Building before the game. The num­ ber to call in an emergency is 274-3211.

STRETCHERS: In the case of many minor injuries, es­ FEATURES Page pecially in connection with injuries to the lower ex­ Today's Game 2 tremities, precaution is always exerted and a stretcher

Ithaca College Fall Schedules 3 is used to prevent further injury. Thus, for family and friends of the players, there should be no major alarm Ithaca College Coaches 5 if a stretcher has to be used.

Ithaca College Alphabetical Roster 6

AMBULANCE SERVICE: The Safety Division vehicle on The Starting Lineups 9 the sidelines is a fully equipped ambulance.

Numerical Rosters 9

Cortland Alphabetical Roster 11 REST ROOMS: They are located on the bottom floor of the Physical Education Building. Ithaca College Players 12-13

IC Sports Hall of Fame 14 PARKING: There is a large parking lot adjacent to the field opposite the School of Health and Physical Edu­ Another Harmon in Line for the Heisman 15 cation. Safety Division personnel are always around

Ithaca College Coach & Co-Captains Photo 16 to direct you to other parking areas.

Ithaca College Songs 16 LOST AND FOUND ARTICLES: If you lose any personal Football Signals Back Cover belonging, please tell a patrolman from the Safety Division, on duty at all home games, or contact the press box on the Ithaca side of the field. All items lost, which are not claimed on the day of the game, will be held in the office of the Safety Division located in the Administration Building.

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1 TODAY'S GAME

Ithaca College and Cortland State meet for the Next Saturday, Ithaca College will host Rochester 30th time today in a series that dates back to 1930. Tech. Cortland holds a 16-10-3 advantage in the highly spirited rivalry. SERIES SC ORES vs. CORTLAND

The Cortaca jug is traditionally presented to the 1930 I.C. 0 C.S. 12 1958 I.C. 6 C.S. 16 winner of the Ithaca-Cortland football game. Cortland 1931 I.C. 12 C.S. 6 1959 I.C. 7 C.S. 13 has had possession of the trophy since winning a 1932 I.C. 0 C.S. 0 1960 I.C. 12 C.S. 6 21-16 thriller last year. 1933 I.C. 6 C.S. 6 1961 I.C. 34 C.S. 0 1934 I.C. 7 C.S. 0 1962 I.C. 24 C.S. 12 The Ithacans enter today's contest with a 1-1 record 1948 I.C. 0 C.S. 19 1963 I.C. 22 C.S. 7 following a 48-2 win over William Paterson College 1949 I.C. 7 C.S. 32 1964 I.C. 0 C.S. 16 in its se ason opener here and a 28-14 loss to Juniata 1950 I.C. 7 C.S. 6 1965 I.C. 13 C.S. 12 1951 I.C. 13 C.S. 6 1966 I.C. 11 C.S. 24 College on the road last weekend. Cortland is 0-2 for 1952 I.C. 6 C.S. 39 1967 I.C. 7 C.S. 11 the season after losses to Springfield 34-20 in its 1953 I.C. 0 C.S. 32 1968 I.C. 13 C.S. 34 opener and to Indiana (Pa.), 10-0 last week. 1954 I.C. 13 C.S. 13 1969 I.C. 36 C.S. 28 1955 I.C. 0 C.S. 28 1970 I.C. 0 C.S. 7 Ithaca College set a record for yards rushing in a 1956 I.C. 0 C.S. 37 1971 I.C. 21 C.S. 13 season last year with 2225 yards in nine games, and 1957 I.C. 13 C.S. 32 1972 I.C. 16 C.S. 21 the Bombers have a strong running attack again this Ithaca College is 10-16-3 vs. Cortland year. Co-captain Tom Bryant is the top rusher for the Ithacans with 205 yards in 26 carries for 7.9 yards per carry average. Bryant is the top scorer for I.C. w ith three touchdowns. LAST YEAR'S GAME — September 30 at

Tom's brother Bill, lea ds the I.C. receivers with four Cortland (Attendance 3,000) receptions for 133 yards. Flanker back Tim Nunn has Ithaca 7 0 9 0 —16 caught three passes for 61 yards, including a 46-yard Cortland 7 0 0 14 — 21 scoring strike. I.C. has completed 10 of 32 passes CS— Booze, 32-yard run (Chumas kick) 7:55 1st this year for 221 yards. Quarter

Cortland has had a balanced offensive attack this IC — Welch, 1-yard run (Ciccolella kick) 13:04 1 st Quarter season with 214 yards rushing and 298 yards passing in two games. IC — Nunn, 2-yard run (Run failed) 5:52 2nd Quarter The Red Dragons running game was paced by IC — Billings, 40-yard field goal, 8:21 3rd Mike Millich wit h 62 yards in 21 carries. Quarter

Quarterback Ralph Boettger has completed 14 of CS — Booze, 2-yard run (Chumas kick) 2 :06 4th 32 passes for 157 yards and one Cortland touchdown. Quarter Gary Marando has completed nine of 25 passes for CS — Theobald, 13-yard pass from Hinsch (Chu­ 141 yards. mas kick) 13:40 4th Quarter

Statistical Highlights: First D own — IC 8, CS 18; Mark Jenks has caught six passes for 124 yards to Yards Rushing — IC 47-119 yards, CS 62-247 lead the Red D ragon receivers. yards; Passing — IC 4 of 9 for 23 yards, CS Series and season records mean almost nothing 9 of 22 for 1 09 yards when Ithaca and Cortland meet on the gridiron.

2 Ithaca College Fall Sports Schedules

VARSITY FOOTBALL VARSITY SOCCER

Sept. 15 Sat. Syracuse 11:00 15 Sat. William Paterson 2:00 H 22 Sat. Hobart 2:00 22 Sat. Juniata 1:30 A 29 Sat. Alfred 2:00

29 Sat. Cortland 2:00 H Oct. 3 Wed. St. Bonaventure 3:30 9 Tues. Rochester 3:30 Oct. 6 Sat. RIT 2:00 H 12 Fri. St. Lawrence 3:00

13 Sat. Springfield 1:30 A 13 Sat. Clarkson 2:00 20 Sat. 20 Sat. Wilkes 2:00 H Cortland 10:30 23 Tues. Hartwick 3:30 27 Sat. Bridgeport 2:00 A 27 Sat. RPI 2:00

3 Sat. C. W. Post 1:30 H 31 Wed. RIT 3:00

Nov. 6 Tues. Oswego 2:30 10 Sat. Hobart 1:30 A

JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER

JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Sept. 19 Wed. Cornell 4:20 A 22 Sat. Cortland 2:00 H Sept. 28 Fri. Cortland 4:00 A Oct. 3 Wed. St. Bonaventure 3:30 H Oct. 19 Fri. Mansfield 3:00 H 10 Wed. Oswego 3:30 H

26 Fri. Albany State 3:00 A 13 Sat. Hobart 2:00 A 18 Thrs. Monroe C. C. 3:30 A Nov. 2 Fri. Rochester 2:00 A 23 Tues. Hartwick 3:30 A

9 Fri. Colgate 3:00 A Nov. 1 Thrs. Cornell 3:00 H

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4 PHILIP JAMES "JIM" BUTTERFIELD HEAD FOOTBALL COACH 7th Year Career Record thru 1972 — Won 24, Lost 25

„ f Jim Butterfield has revital­ aviation machinist mate, third class. After a year and a ized Ithaca College football half of duty, he was mustered out in late 1946. I —® the Past tw0 years with rec- In 1949, after one semester at the University of Florida, | ords of 5-3 and 5-4 after I.C. he entered the University of Maine and was one of the had gone without a plus .500 Black Bear's top performers for the next three years at Hr' record mark since 1965. guard. He captained the 1952 team, and the same year was •• It hasn't been easy since selected for the "All Maine" and "All Yankee Conference" Jim's teams contend with a teams. ft tough small college schedule, His first coaching job was at Arms Academy in Shel- i I svjJr" year in and year out. During burne Falls, Mass. where he posted a two year record /wk ^H^H his first four years at I.C., of 11-4. Butterfield was burdened Butterfield returned to Maine in 1956 as line coach, a I M depth problems, but the post he held until 1960. While at Maine he received his HI HI past two years has seen that Masters Degree in Education with an emphasis on ad­ problem solved to a great ministration. extent. The results are two winning seasons. From 1960 until he began his Ithaca career in 1967, Last year, I.C. came close to upsetting the top ranked Butterfield served as line coach at Colgate under Alva College Division team in New York State, C. W. Post, and Kelley and Hal Lahar. the top team in Division II of the E.C.A.C., Bridgeport. An intense student of the game of football, Butterfield A frequent lecturer at area football clinics, Butterfield's is not afraid to try something new either on offense or technical skills are complemented greatly by his relation­ defense. He had a winning season because of his forward ship to the players, whom he works with 365 days a year. approach and also because he has the ability to spot Born in Tampa, Florida, Butterfield moved to Westboro, opponent weaknesses and work on them hard and often. Mass., as a youngster and graduated from Westboro High Jim, 45, is married to the former Lois Day. The couple School in 1945 after three years of varsity football experi­ have three children: a boy, Terry, 15, and two girls, ence. From there, he entered the Navy, serving as an Kristen, 14, and Gail, 12.

The 1973 Ithaca College coaching and training staff. Front row, left to right, Bart Ingersoll, graduate assistants Roger Kirkhart and Jim Spano, Mark Boronski and graduate assistant Bob Krenzer. Back row, left to right, trainer Kent Scriber, assistant coaches Bob Charney and Frank Kennedy, head coach Jim Butterfield, assistant coaches Tim Faulkner and Frank Slattery.

5 1973 ITHACA COLLEGE ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

Hometown No. Name Pos. Class Age Ht. Wt. High School 71 ALLEN, Edward OG Jr. 20 6-1 190 Dundee Central Dundee, N.Y. 46 •BILLINGS, Scott K-OE So. 20 6-2 200 Glastonbury Glastonbury, Conn. 31 BOND, Michael DB So. 19 5-9 175 Saugerties Saugerties, N.Y. 64 BOWERS, Jonathan OT Sr. 21 5-10 190 Roscoe Central Roscoe, N.Y. 26 BOWERS, Joseph OB So. 19 6-0 185 Charles O. Dickerson Trumansburg, N.Y. 12 BOYES, Jerry QB So. 19 6-1 170 South Seneca Interlaken, N.Y. 27 x* BRYANT, Richard OB Sr. 23 6-1 180 Owego Free Acad. Owego, N.Y. 20 BRYANT, Willard OE Jr. 20 6-1 180 Owego Free Acad. Apalachin, N.Y. 24 BUCCI, Gary DB So. 19 5-8 165 Henniger Syracuse, N.Y. 62 BUCHHOLZ, George OG So. 19 6-0 185 Wellsville Wellsville, N.Y. 53 BURNS, Edward C Jr. 20 5-11 190 Danbury Danbury, Conn. 50 BYRNE, Richard OT So. 19 6-0 205 Morris Knolls Denville, N.J. 29 CARNEY, William FB So. 19 5-8 185 Dansville Dansville, N.Y. 80 CIHOCKI, Richard LB Sr. 21 5-11 185 Nanticoke Area Nanticoke, Pa. 68 CLEAVES, Richard DT Jr. 20 6-2 240 Hunterdon Cent. Whitehouse, N.J. 57 COSTAS, James LB So. 19 6-0 205 Scranton Cent. Scranton, Pa. 54 •CZARNECKI, Lawrence DT So. 21 6-2 230 Nanticoke Area Nanticoke, Pa. 22 D'ANNUNZIO, Anthony DB Jr. 20 5-10 180 West Essex Region North Caldwell, N.J. 77 DEINHARDT, Steven OG Jr. 20 6-2 215 North Senior Binghamton, N.Y. 66 DEMETROS, Michael OG Jr. 20 5-9 210 Vestal Central Vestal, N.Y. 49 DiMARTINO, Ronald LB So. 19 5-10 188 East Islip Great River, N.Y. 21 •DINTINO, Ralph DB Jr. 21 6-4 200 Cardinal O'Hara Kenmore, N.Y. 70 DONNELLY, Michael LB Jr. 21 5-11 190 Christ. Bros. Acad. Albany, N.Y. 60 DOUGHERTY, Patrick LB Jr. 19 6-1 205 Tioga Central Candor, N.Y. 41 DOWDELL, Michael DB So. 20 5-10 180 T. J. Corcoran Syracuse, N.Y. 72 EELLS, Walter OG So. 19 5-8 200 William H. Hall West Hartford, Conn. 56 •ELLIS, Robert LB Sr. 21 6-0 195 Clayton A. Bouton Voorheesville, N.Y. 73 FENWICK, James OT Jr. 20 5-8 210 Chenango Valley Chenango Bridge, N.Y. 13 FOLEY, John DB Jr. 20 6-1 185 Bishop McDevitt Flourtown, Pa. 25 GALLO, James OE Jr. 22 5-9 154 Lancaster Lancaster, N.Y. 37 GAMMELL, Robert OE So. 19 5-10 175 Coventry Coventry, R.I. 35 •GIROUX, Gary DB Sr. 21 5-8 170 Peru Central Peru, N.Y. 23 GOWIN, Mark DB Sr. 21 5-9 160 East Syracuse East Syracuse, N.Y. 51 •GREENE, John C Sr. 21 5-11 195 Nyack Prep Syosset, L.I., N.Y. 14 •GREVES, Edward QB Sr. 22 6-2 200 Niagara District Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont. 34 x*GROSSO, Anthony LB Sr. 22 5-5 180 Henniger Syracuse, N.Y. 48 HAGIN, James K Sr. 22 6-2 190 Ithaca Ithaca, N.Y. 69 HEINZELMAN, Thomas LB Jr. 20 6-2 195 Goshen Central Goshen, N.Y. 32 HOWELL, Alan FB So. 19 5-9 190 Ithaca Ithaca, N.Y. 84 HUNTER, Robert K So. 19 6-1 180 Wachusett Regional Worcester, Mass. 47 JANAS, Stephen FLB So. 19 5-8 155 G. Ray Bodley Fulton, N.Y. 67 •JOY, Gary DT Jr. 20 6-1 215 Binghamton North Binghamton, N.Y. 82 KAYSER, Dennis LB Sr. 21 5-11 185 John F. Kennedy Yorktown Heights, N.Y. 83 KERSTNER, Michael OE So. 19 6-2 170 Hunterdon Cent. Flemington, N.J. 39 KING, Ronald LB Jr. 20 5-11 175 Trumansburg Cent. Trumansburg, N.Y. 43 •KROLL, Charles DB Jr. 21 6-0 185 Scranton Cent. Scranton, Pa. 75 LANG, Stehen DT So. 19 6-0 205 Martinsburg (W. Va.) Painted Post, N.Y. 87 •LITTLE, J. B. OE Jr. 22 6-0 180 Rosenwald Society Hill, N.C. 65 LOFTUS, John OT So. 19 5-10 200 Morristown Morristown, N.J. 16 MCDONALD, zoiiy QB Jr. 20 5-10 160 Ossining Ossining, N.Y. 78 MESHIRER, Harry DE So. 19 6-0 195 Spring Valley Monsey, N.Y. 45 MURRAY, Bruce FLB Jr. 21 5-10 165 Ithaca Brooktondale, N.Y. 52 NELSON, Robert OG Jr. 20 5-9 205 Division Avenue Levittown, N.Y. 42 NICOLOTO, Eugene OB So. 19 6-0 205 Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie, N.Y. 44 NICOLETTE, Kevin LB So. 19 5-10 170 Port Jervis Port Jervis, N.Y. 40 •NUNN, John (Tim) FLB Jr. 20 5-10 170 H. C. Technical Buffalo, N.Y. 79 PALAZZI, Louis OT So. 19 6-1 220 Scranton Cent. Scranton, N.Y. 30 PESANTEZ, Jaime OB So. 19 5-9 180 Eastchester Eastchester, N.Y. 33 •REMICK, David FB Jr. 20 5-10 185 Whitesboro Utica, N.Y. 28 RITTENBURG, Gary DB Jr. 20 5-11 170 Chenango Forks Binghamton, N.Y. 17 SPRAGUE, Thomas DB Sr. 21 6-3 205 Johnson City Johnson City, N.Y. 55 SZCZEBRA, James DE So. 19 6-2 215 Rome Free Acad. Rome, N.Y. 76 •TIMPANO, Gabriel OG Jr. 20 6-0 215 T. R. Proctor Utica, N.Y. 63 •TINSLEY, Robert LB Sr. 21 6-1 190 Collingdale Collingdale, Pa. 74 •TORTOLON, George DE Jr. 20 6-0 230 Dundee Cent. Dundee, N.Y. 58 WELLS, Jerry OT Jr. 20 6-2 215 Rush Henrietta Rochester, N.Y. 15 WOOD, Richard DB So. 19 6-0 175 Vestal Cent. Vestal N.Y. 11 ZYCH, Jeffrey DB So. 19 5-11 175 Coughlin Wilkes-Barre, Pa.

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OFFENSE OFFENSE 20 BILL BRYANT SE 11 RALPH BOETTGER QB 64 JON BOWERS LT 34 DOUG SWEENEY FB 77 STEVE DEINHARDT LG 45 MIKE MILLICH TB 51 JOHN GREENE C 25 HOMER THORNTON WB 76 GABE TIMPANO RG 88 MARK JENKS SE £58 JERRY WELLS n. RT 70 MARK DEFLIESE LT •j&WisJ. Bv-LJTTtE .<4U »%.&&/:. TE 63 SCOTT CRAIG LG 14 TED GREVES QB 72 GREG MICHAELS C 27 TOM BRYANT HB 66 RAY SOJA RG 33 DAVE REMICK FB 78 JOE PAGANO RT 40 TIM NUNN FLB 85 TIM ARDEN RE Ithaca Cortland DEFENSE DEFENSE 55 JIM SZCZERBA LE 84 DON DUPRE £) //•••, LE 54 LARRY CZARNECKI LT ac 73- DON- SIMON . LT 67 GARY JOY RT 71 RON SANZO RT 60 PAT DOUGHERTY RE 95 LES SHEPPARD RE 63 BOB TINSLEY LLB 54 MIKE CHAZEN MLB 34 TONY GROSSO MLB 65 PETE GRAHAM MLB 56 BOB ELLIS RLB 61 DON YOUNG OLB 35 GARY GIROUX LHB 44 STEVE GARNER OLB 43 CHUCK KROLL Safety 20 MICK LOWIE DHB 17 TOM SPRAGUE Safety 40 KEVIN MUNRO DHB 24 GARY BUCCI RHB 23 JOHN ALMONTE S

THE ITHACA SQUAD THE CORTLAND SQUAD 11 Zych, DB 49 DiMartino, LB 10 Halligan, K 55 Salmon, C 12 Boyes, QB 50 Byrne, OT 11 Boettger, QB 60 Rasbeck, DT 13 Foley, DB 51 Greene, C 12 Marando, QB 61 Young, DE 14 Greves, QB 52 Nelson, OG 16 Ruminski, DB 62 Whiteley, OG 15 Wood, DB 53 Burns, C 17 Lusk, DB 63 Craig, OG 16 McDonald, QB 54 Czarnecki, DT 20 Lowie, DB 64 Baldwin, LB 17 Sprague, DB 55 Szczerba, DE 21 Clair, OB 65 Graham, LB 20 Bryant, W., OE 56 Ellis, LB 22 Zaloom, OB 66 Soja, OG 21 Dintino, DB 57 Costas, LB 24 Layman, OB 69 Rienecker, DE 22 D'Annunzio, DB 58 Wells, OT 25 Thornton, OB 70 Defliese, OG 23 Gowin, DB 60 Dougherty, LB 27 Stay, DE 71 Sanzo, DT 24 Bucci, DB 62 Buchholz, OG 28 Almonte, DB 72 Michaels, C-OT 25 Gallo, OE 63 Tinsley, LB 29 Connor, DB 73 Simon, DT 26 Bowers. Joe, OB 64 Bowers, Jon, OT 32 Regan, LB 74 Diederich, DT 27 Bryant, R., OB 65 Loftus, OT 33 Savino, LB-OB 75 Volkert, OT 28 Rittenburg, DB 66 Demetros, OG 34 Sweeney, OB 76 Dobler, DT 29 Corney, FB 67 Joy, DT 36 Ryan, OB 77 Foederer, OT 30 Pesantez, OB 68 Cleaves, DT 40 Munro, DB 78 Pagano, OT 31 Bond, DB 69 Heinzelman, LB 41 Powell, OB 81 D'Aloisio, OE 32 Howell, FB 70 Donnelly, LB 42 Russillo, LB 83 Delaney, OE 33 Remick, FB 71 Allen, OG 43 Case, LB 84 Dupre, DE 34 Grosso, LB 72 Eells, OG 44 Garner, LB 85 Arden, OE 35 Giroux, DB 73 Fenwick, OT 45 Millich, OB 86 Reddock, OE 37 Gammell, OE 74 Tortolon, DE 51 MacNeill, LB 88 Jenks, OE 39 King, LB 75 Lang, DT 53 Allen, LB 93 Conklin, DE 40 Nunn, FLB 76 Timpano, OG 54 Chazen, LB 95 Sheppard, DE 41 Dowdell, DB 77 Deinhardt, OG 42 Nicoloto, OB 78 Meshirer, DE 43 Kroll, DB 79 Palazzi, OT 44 Nicolette, LB 80 Cihocki, LB Referee — James H. Alexander 45 Murray, FLB 82 Kayser, LB Umpire — Donald W. Hogan 46 Billings, K 83 Kerstner, OE Linesman — Henry J. Wojtowiez 47 Janas, FLB 84 Hunter, K Field Judge — Richard Portland 48 Hagin, K 87 Little, OE

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No. Name Pos. Class Age Ht. Wt. Hometown 33 ALLEN, Kenneth LB Jr. 20 5-10 205 Port Washington, N.Y. 28 ALMONTE, John DB Jr. 20 5-11 180 East Syracuse, N.Y. 85 ARDEN, Timothy OE Fr. 18 6-2 205 Naples, N.Y. 64 BALDWIN. Robert LB Jr. 20 5-11 195 Smithtown. N.Y. 21 BLAIR, Thomas OB Sr. 22 5-10 185 Auburn. N.Y. 11 BOETTGER. Ralph QB Fr. 18 5-11 180 Levittown. N.Y. 43 CASE, Jeffrey LB So. 19 6-0 190 Ballston Lake. N.Y. 54 CHAZEN, Michael LB Sr. 21 5-11 215 Oceanside, N.Y. 93 CONKLIN, Steven DE So. 19 5-11 185 Homer. N.Y. 29 CONNOR, Michael DB Fr. 19 5-11 175 New Hyde Park, N.Y. 63 CRAIG. Scott OG So. 19 6-1 215 West Islip, N.Y. 76 DOBLER, George DT Fr. 18 6-3 215 Huntington, N.Y. 81 D'ALOISIO, Michael OE Jr. 21 6-0 195 Elmira. N.Y. 70 DEFLIESE. Robert OG Jr. 20 6-2 220 Garden City, N.Y. 83 DELANEY, Gerald OE Jr. 21 6-0 200 Hartsdale, N.Y. 74 DIEDERICH. Thomas DT Sr. 21 6-4 240 East Northport, N.Y. 84 DUPRE, Donald DE Jr. 21 6-0 205 Kenmore, N.Y. 77 FOEDERER, Richard OT Sr. 21 6-3 220 Kirkville, N.Y. 44 GARNER, Steven LB Sr. 22 5-10 190 Trumansburg, N.Y. GOSS, Joseph LB-K So. 20 5-10 175 Syracuse, N.Y. 65 GRAHAM, Peter LB Jr. 21 6-1 220 Corning, N.Y. 10 HALLIGAN, Thomas K So. 19 5-10 165 Baldwinsville. N.Y. 88 JENKS, Mark OE So. 20 5-11 170 Boonville, N.Y. 24 LAYMAN, Bruce OB Jr. 20 6-0 190 Owego, N.Y. 20 LOWIE, Mick DB So. 19 5-11 175 Cortland. N.Y. 17 LUSK, Roy DB Fr. 18 5-10 185 Saratoga Springs, N.Y. 51 MacNEIL, William LB Fr. 18 5-11 195 Walton, N.Y. 12 MARANDO. Gary QB Jr. 19 6-0 185 Syracuse, N.Y. 72 MICHAELS, Gregory C-OT Jr. 21 6-1 210 Auburn, N.Y. 45 MILLICH, Michael OB So. 18 6-1 200 Deferiet. N.Y. 40 MUNRO, Kevin DB Sr. 21 5-11 190 Kenmore. N.Y. 78 PAGANO, Joseph OT Sr. 21 6-0 225 Seneca Falls. N.Y. 41 POWELL, Michael OB So. 18 5-10 175 New York. N.Y. 60 RASBECK, William DT Fr. 17 6-1 210 Tully, N.Y. 86 REDDOCK, Ronald OE Jr. 20 6-4 210 Huntington Station, N.Y. 32 REGAN. Timothy LB So. 20 5-10 190 Cortland. N.Y. 69 RIENECKER, Mark DE Fr. 18 6-2 195 New Hyde Park, N.Y. 16 RUMINSKI, John DB So. 19 6-0 175 Johnson City, N.Y. 42 RUSSILLO, Robert LB Jr. 20 5-9 175 Pelham, N.Y. 36 RYAN, Douglas OB So. 19 6-0 190 Levittown, N.Y. 55 SALMON, Bruce C So. 19 6-0 230 Clyde. N.Y. 71 SANZO, Ronald DT Fr. 18 6-0 215 Johnson City, N.Y. 33 SAVINO, James LB-OB Jr. 21 6-1 212 Elmira, N.Y. 95 SHEPPARD, Les DE Sr. 21 6-2 190 Henrietta. N.Y. 73 SIMON, Donald DT So. 19 6-2 240 East Syracuse, N.Y. 66 SOJA, Ray OG Sr. 20 6-0 210 Yorkville, N.Y. 27 STAY, Kenneth DE Jr. 20 6-0 190 Plattsburg, N.Y. 34 SWEENEY. Douglas OB Jr. 20 5-10 195 Cortland. N.Y. 25 THORNTON. Homer OB Sr. 20 5-10 170 Katonah. N.Y. 75 VOLKERT, Herbert OT So. 19 6-0 220 Bainbridge, N.Y. 62 WHITELEY, Thomas OG Fr. 18 6-0 190 Poughkeepsie, N.Y. 61 YOUNG, Donald DE Jr. 19 6-0 212 Rochester. N.Y. 22 ZALOOM, Edward OB Jr. 20 5-10 175 Brooklyn, N.Y.

n ITHACA PLAYERS

SCOTT BILLINGS RICHARD (TOM) BRYANT LAWRENCE CZARNECKI RALPH DINTINO 46 Kicker 27 Off. Back 54 Def. Tackle 21 Def. Back 6-2 200 So. 6-1 180 Sr. 6-2 230 So. 6-2 200 Jr. MAJOR: Econ. MAJOR: Phys. Ed. MAJOR: Phys. Ed. MAJOR: Phys. Ed.

ROBERT ELLIS GARY GIROUX JOHN (JACK) GREENE EDWARD (TED) GREVES 56 Linebacker 35 Off. Back 51 Center 14 Quarterback 6-0 195 Sr. 5-8 170 Sr. 5-11 195 Sr. 6-2 200 Sr. MAJOR: Phys. Ed. MAJOR: Phys. Ed. MAJOR: Phys. Ed. MAJOR: Phys. Ed.

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ANTHONY GROSSO THOMAS HEINZELMAN GARY JOY CHARLES KROLL 34 Def. Back 69 Linebacker 67 Def. Tackle 43 Def. Back 5-5 180 Sr. 6-2 195 Jr. 6-1 215 Jr. 6-0 185 Jr. MAJOR: Phys. Ed. MAJOR: Phys. Ed. MAJOR: Phys. Ed. MAJOR: Phys. Ed.

ZOLLY MCDONALD JOHN (TIM) NUN N DAVID REMICK J. B. LITTLE 33 Fullback 87 Off. End 16 Quarterback 40 Flanker 5-10 160 Jr. 5-10 170 Jr. 5-10 185 Jr. 6-0 180 Jr. MAJOR: Phys. Ed. MAJOR: Phys. Ed. MAJOR: Bus. Adm. MAJOR: Phys. Ed.

GABRIEL TIMPANO ROBERT TINSLEY GEORGE TORTOLON JERRY WELLS 76 Off. Guard 63 Linebacker 74 Def. End 58 Off. Tackle 6-0 215 Jr. 6-1 190 Sr. 6-0 230 Jr. 6-2 215 Jr. MAJOR: Phys. Ed. MAJOR: Phys. Ed. MAJOR: Sociology MAJOR: History

13 Another Harmon in Line for the Heisman? by RUBE SAMUELSEN

Mark and Tom Harmon Heisman Maierial Covering football's entire 104 years offered more college basketball than ing? That he is. He didn't receive a of existence, Tom Harmon, Hall of football scholarships. single critical letter during the 1972 Famer, all time All-America and Harmon never missed a game at season. Heisman Award winner that he is, Michigan, played both ways and was "While I became entranced at times ranks with the elite. Possibly no nu­ never injured. by what Mark is doing I make sure meral in history, unless it is Red I don't change my broadcasts," Tom "I always made sure I was in the reacts. "Mark does the work, and I Grange's 77, is more identified with a best possible condition," Ol' 98 com­ player than Harmon's 98. Tom is also simply call what happens. Having ments. "Mark is the same way. If you done Michigan's games for a few the father of Mark Harmon, UCLA's are really in shape and play your remarkable quarterback, who could years, I learned how to avoid all bias hardest, the chance of injury is re­ and tell it straight, honestly." lead the Bruins to the Rose Bowl this mote." season. How does Harmon appraise college Just how close is Mark to being a As his alma mater, after being grad­ football of his heyday, 1938-39-40 and chip off the old block? For an opener, uated from Harvard School in San now? Bruin coach Pepper Rogers says Mark Fernando Valley, the Bruin QB con­ "Except for defense," he mused, "I handles the Wishbone as well as any­ sidered UCLA, Oklahoma, Michigan, don't think the football in my time one in the country, while emphasiz­ Colorado and Miami. Chuck Fair­ and today is much different. More de­ ing he also has courage, leadership, banks, then Oklahoma's coach, made fenses exist now, but to me, the game intelligence, can throw the ball and a special trip to Los Angeles a few then was more interesting because of doesn't hesitate to do so. That makes days before the 1972 Sooner-Auburn the various formations used—the sin­ him an All-America possibility and, Sugar Bowl game to entice the youth gle-wing, double wing, the box, short who can say nay, a 1973 Heisman to enroll at Norman. Mark visited the punt, the 'T,' etc. It was more ex­ Award candidate. Overall, however, Oklahoma campus and wavered be­ citing when we had to prepare for a the son can never approach his ver­ cause of his high regard for Fairbanks new system every week. Today both satile dad even though he was an All- and the exceptional opportunity college and pro play is too stereo­ California baseball catcher as a prep. awaiting him there. His choice was typed." UCLA because he was impressed by Mark turns aside questions about Showed Versatility the educational prospects along with his chances in this season's Heisman- Outside of football, Tom's exploits the Bruins' football outlook being Award-running with: "My one goal are little known, but he was an amaz­ even more attractive for the right is to help UCLA get to the Rose Bowl. ing four-sport man. In baseball, dur­ quarterback. First, he believed the My dad was a Heisman winner, but ing Gary, Indiana high school days, Wishbone was best suited for his style all I knew about it for a long time he pitched three no-hitters and was of play. Another lure was the assur­ was that it was an exceptionally offered a New York Yankee contract. ance that he would have two great heavy trophy displayed on the man­ In prep basketball he was all-state running backs in James McAlister tle. Now, I know. I don't associate my­ for two years after which, in his and Kermit Johnson with him. His self with it; however, I am very proud sophomore year, he led the University desire to reside in Los Angeles when of my dad and his achievements." of Michigan in scoring. In track, he his football career ends was also a It certainly can happen. Mean­ earned three gold medals in his se­ factor. while, his biggest boosters, ol' Dad up nior year at Gary by winning the Play-by-Play in the TV booth, his mom, the former state meet 100 in 9.8, the 200 low hur­ Tom handles the mike for the tele­ Elyse Knox and sisters Kris and dles in 22.6 and as the anchor man in vision play-by-play of all UCLA Kelly, will be rooting at every game, the half-mile relay. In truth Tom was games. Is he objective in his report­ both at home and on the road.

14 THREE JOIN ITHACA COLLEGE SPORTS HALL OF FAME

Ithaca College honored three of its outstanding College. Marella, an All-American wrestler in 1959, athletes last night at the fifth annual induction cere­ compiled a dual meet record of 31-3-3 in four seasons. monies of the Ithaca College Sports Hall of Fame. Marella was a 41 tourney champion in 1958-59 and Dick Carmean, Gideon Hawley and Bob Marella finished second in the heavyweight division of the joined an elite group of 30 men who have been elect­ NCAA and AAU tournaments in 1959. He was cap­ ed to the Hall of Fame for their contributions to tain of the I.C. wrestling team and was named the athletics as an athlete or coach at Ithaca, as an most valuable performer in 1959. In track Marella athletic administrator, or as an athlete or coach fol­ was outstanding in the shotput and the discus, holding lowing graduation from Ithaca College. the I.C. record in the shotput until 1966 and the School record in the discus until 19 67. He had 21 first place Dick Carmean, a 1960 physical education graduate, finishes in the shotput and 18 firsts in discus. was a stellar performer in both football and track at Ithaca College. He gained 612 yards in 119 carries Marella also was an offensive center and tackle as a running back for a 5.2 yards per carry average. in football. He was a Dean's list student. Dick led the Bombers in touchdowns scored during his Marella is the owner of the Capital Wrestling Corp. junior year with nine. in Washington, D.C. He wrestles under the profes­ Carmean was also a talented defensive back and sional name of "Gorilla Monsoon". He was named he held the Ithaca College pass interception career as his local Jaycees "Man of the Year." record with nine interceptions until that record was broken last season.

During his senior year, Carmean was named cap­ tain of the football team and he was named a football All-American.

In trac k Carmean was an outstanding pole vaulter with 25 first place finishes during four seasons with the track team.

Carmean is the head of the Physical Education Department at Ithaca High School, and is an assistant football coach. He has played an important part in the success of the Ithaca High football program.

Gideon Hawley, a 1936 physical education grad­ uate, was one of the great athletes from the early days of athletics at Ithaca College, according to Doe If y our college career needs a financial boost, Yavits and Bucky Freeman. get in a huddle with Hawley was a versatile performer as he earned The Savings Bank letters in f ive sports, including football, soccer, base­ ball, track and basketball. of Tompkins County

Gid was the leading scorer on the varsity basketball Main office on Tioga Street at Seneca, Ithaca team for three straight seasons. Branch on Triphammer at Sheraton Drive

Hawley was a physical education teacher in Al­ Cortland County Branch, Cortlandville Mall bany until 1960, when he became the Assistant Prin­ • MEMBER FDIC cipal of Albany High School in Albany. He retired in January of 1970, and now runs the Inter Laken • EQUAL HOUSING LENDER Lodge at Lake Placid, N.Y. HEADQUARTERS FOR STUDENT LOANS Bob Marella, a 1959 physical education graduate, in Tompkins and Cortland Counties earned letters in wrestling, football and track at Ithaca

15 Ithaca College football coach Jim Butterfield, (center) and co-captains Tom Bryant (left) and Tony Grosso (right), will lead the I.C. football team against nine rugged opponents during the 1973 football season.

ITHACA COLLEGE SONGS ITHACA COLLEGE ANTHEM ALMA MATER 1972 1903-1904 Words: John Ogden Music: Warren Benson Rosa K. Hamlin and Harry Nordin When young in heart we sing the praise Of golden youth and our college days, 1. Ithaca, thou lovely city; The stars above us, the earth below Hill and lake and dell, May teach the mind and heart to grow. Home of our loved Alma Mater, In the stirring rains of autumn Loud thy praise we'll tell. In the greening sun of spring, Here we shall find from tower and hill Refrain A prospect that will widen still, And all we feel and read and see Ithaca, dear Alma Mater. Teach the spirit to be free Hail to thee, all hail! May the brightness of thy glory never, never fail. FIGHT SONG 1962 2. World wide go thy sons and daughters Evelyn Speakman Brayshaw On their mission bent We're here to cheer, Cheering, blessing, and uplifting cheer, cheer for Ithaca As from Heaven sent. College that we love For the blue and gold 3. As the waters of Cayuga at every game Smile beneath the sun, We'll cheer and cheer again May God's blessing smile upon thee So fight team fight for Ithaca While the years roll on. 'Till victory is won Then the hills that rim Cayuga's shores CHEER Will echo back our cheers Rah; rah; Ithaca! Let's Go Bombers Rah! rah! rah! Bombers Let's Go

16 CODE OF OFFICIALS SIGNALS

Helping the Runner, Ball or Interlocked Grasping is Moved from Side Field Goal Interference Face Mask Delay of Game Roughing the Kicker to Side: Touchback

Illegally Passing Incomplete Forward Pass, or Handling Ball Penalty Declined, Touching a F orward Forward No Play, or No Score Pass or Scrimmage Kick Safety Non-contact Fouls

Offside (Infraction Substitution Illegal Procedure Below of scrimmage or Loss of Down Infractions Clipping or Position the Waist free kick formation)

Illegal use of Illegal Shift Player Disqualified Hands and Arms Illegal Motion Personal Foul First Down

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