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11-11-1972

UNLV "Rebels" vs "Fighting Sioux"

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OFFICIALPROGRAM TODAY'S GAME UNLV -vs- U. NORTH DAKOTA

BILL IRELAND JERRY OLSEN UNL V Coach UNO Coach

This is the first afternoon home game of the year for the Rebels and the University of Nevada, Las Vegas will e hosting the nationally-ranked University of North Dakota "Fighting Sioux." The Sioux of coach Jerry Olsen will visit Las Vegas for the fmal game of their 10 game 1972 schedule, while PAUL D. MCDERMOTT FRANK C. KERESTES/ IN LV will play one more game after today -- the fourth annual "Big Game" on Nov. 18 against rival University of levada, Reno. In posting their 8-1 record to date, North Dakota started the season by winning six straight before losing in 1eir own homecoming game, 22-17 to North Dakota State in their only blemish thus far. UNLV is just the opposite with a 1-8 record and today's game is really important to the Rebels ifthey have any ope of salvaging something from this most frustrating season. Last weekend, North Dakota beat Mankato State, 48-14, at home while UN LV traveled to the historic owl only to bow to a rugged University of Miami team, 51 -7, in only the second game in the short five-year his­ xy of Rebel football against a major college opponent. Injuries and turnovers have been major contributors to the UN LV record this year and with the Homecoming 3me set for next weekend against UN R, Reb fans have a lot to look forward to as this year's squad is comprised f only a dozen seniors, and the experienced gained this year against a most competitive schedule will certainly help 1 the games remaining this year and the seasons to come. One of the highlight's of last week's game and trip to Miami was freshman tailback Tom Kunzer, who came off 1e bench to carry the ball five times for 32 yards and the lone UNLV touchdown on a 19 yard run in his first col­ !ge game. He wears number 7 and will start at tailback today for the Rebels.

UNLV THE RECORD (1-8) OPP UND THE RECORD (8-1) OPP

28 35 48 STATE 28 16 BOISE STATE 36 42 U. MONTANA 14 COMPLETE INSURANCE PROTECTION 31 CAL STATE, 0 33 3 7 U. , RIVERSIDE 14 28 AUGUST ANA 16 0 SOUTHERN 7 69 MORNINGSIDE 0 14 SANTA CLARA 28 51 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 21 20 CALSTATE, FULLERTON 30 17 NORTH DAKOTA STATE 22 0 WEBER STATE 30 38 NORTHERN 9 7 U. OF MIAMI 51 48 MANKATO STATE 14 GOOD LUCK U.N.L.V.!

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University of Nevada, Las Vegas GOOD LUCK 1972 Football Schedule lOIAL REBELS! DAY DATE UNLV OPPONENT OPP. LOCATION TIME/ATTENDANCE PFUrECTION Sat. Sept. 9 28 Western Illinois University 35 Las Vegas 8,800 SERVI~~£19<2 Sat. Sept. 16 16 Boise State College 36 Boise, 14,000 Sat. Sept. 23 31 Cal State, Los Angeles INSURAr\X:E, 0 Las Vegas 6,245 Sat. Sept. 30 7 U. of California, Riverside 14 Las Vegas 6,180 Sat. Oct. 7 0 Missouri Southern College 7 Las Vegas 5,124 by professionals ... Sat. Oct. 14 14 University of Santa Clara 28 Santa Clara, Ca. 4,265 THAT'S OUR POLICY Sat. Oct. 21 20 Cal State, Fullerton 30 Las Vegas 5,980 Acme Electric Sat. Oct. 28 0 Weber State College 30 Ogden, 6,723 LEAVITT AGENCY Sat. Nov. 4 7 University of Miami 51 Miami, 24,387 823 South Sixth Sat. Nov. 11 University of North Dakota Las Vegas 1:30pm PST Las Vegas, Nevada Sat. Nov. 18 * University of Nevada, Reno Las Vegas 1:30pm PST 382-4010

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Now, you must admit, even Howard (The Household ~lte !Jest Mouth) Case// would be hard pressed to match such elo­ quence. The press can make stars and legends or run a lUXURY Of ~rivia player, team or coach into oblivion. They can also make for some great trivia. 'IRIIVEL BY TERRY SHONKWILER Publicity Director - Showboat Hotel 1. What football coach holds the record for most years in coach­ Next time your team is traveling why not take LTR, the luxury ing? travel route? LTR can take your team or entire league to where 2. Who holds the collegiate football record for most pass recep­ ROU'IE The press has a great deal to do with sports and sports tions in a single season? the action is for a lot less money. trivia. Often it is the sports writer, sportscaster or commen­ 3. What was the longest punt ever in pro football? 4. Who had the slipperiest hands in pro football (most fumbles You 'll get there quickly and comfortably on tator who make legends out of mere mortal men on the in one season?) LTR 's air-conditioned, restroom equipped playing field. 5. The drop-kick used to be a powerful weapon in football. What coaches. Arrive together and enjoy the A good example of this is in the story of the immortal was the longest ever kicked? 6. Who once made four TO runs in the first 10 minutes of a foot­ fun. And, of course, LTR will deliver "Four Horsemen of Notre Dame." Grantland Rice, one of ball game? the premiere sports writers ever, coined the phrase in 1924 1. All time great golfer Byron Nelson holds a record that prob· you and your party directly to your when Notre Dame defeated Army 13-7. before 55,000 ably will never be broken. What is it? destination. Why not call LTR today 8. Tom Dempsay holds the record for the longest field goal in spectators at the Polo Grounds in New York. the pros (63 yds.) Who has the mark in college ball? and make reservations for your "Outlined against a blue-gray sky, the Four 9. What was the score of the Rebels first game in 1968? next outing? Horsemen rode again. In dramatic lore they are known as 10. When was the first "Big Game" with UNR? Famine, Pestilence, Destruction and Death. These are only aliases. Their real names are Stuhldreher (Harry) Miller (Don) Crowley (Jim) and Layden (Elmer). They formed the FIND ANSWERS crest of the South Bend cyclone before which another ELSEWHERE IN THIS BOOK fighting Army football team was swept over the precipice at the Polo Grounds yesterday afternoon . ... " ~e/Jels ln Action )teet ~lte ~e!Jels

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SUGAR BABES-- Led by UNL V professor Patricia Dillingham, the Rebel Sugar Babes have performed throughout the 1972 season, including making the trip to Miami last weekend. Performing at halftime today, the group is; front row from left to right Anna Marie Obdrisko, Brook Sherman, Jaureen Navo, 34 WAYNE NUNNEL Y 35 ROY LEE 27 DENNIS ROBINSON 41 LARRY WRIGHT 42 BILL SWALL Lana Moore, Sonia Santos, and Miriam Cote. Second row from left, Cathy Cathcart, Dawn Kingery, Sue Hanford, Jackie Aubrey, Carol Landreth, Patty Stafford, Roxanne Puryear. Top row is Didier Zoller, Lisa Stephens, and Sherri Salaz. Universitlf Ke/Jels etu/J GO! REBELS GO! presents YOUR PRE-GAME & POST-GAME STOP REBEL QUARTERBACK CLUB STADIUM SALOON

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DON WELCHER DUKE KOTTUM GAME Fl LMS NO HOST LUNCHEON UNLV CENTURY CLUB MEMBERS HURRICANE COOLED - University of Miami runner is caught in his own backfield by Rebel defense stalwarts sophomore Julius Rogers (81) and senior COACHES COMMENT TOP PLAYERS Mike Lee (62). Both players oroved they could play in the "Big Time" with their strong performances against Miami last weekend. NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. AGE YR. EXP. HOMETOWN

7 Tom Kunzer TB 6'0" 1B3 1B Fr HS Tinley Park, Illinois 10 Dan Arana OB 5'11" 170 22 Sr 1V Chula Vista, California 11 Sonny Brasile OB 6'3" 200 20 Jr JC Campbell , California 12 Jim Thayer K 5'9" 145 19 So 1sq Las Vegas (Western) 14 Jim Starkes 08 6'3" 209 19 Jr 2V Las Vegas (Clark) 16 Steve Matousek TB 6'0" 195 20 Jr JC Orland , California 20 Mike Anton FL 5'8" 175 23 Sr TR El Sobrante, California 21 Patt Medchill DB 6'0" 195 22 Sr 2V McFarland, 1972 22 Jim DiFiore 08-K 5' 11 " 175 20 Jr 2V Las Vegas (Valley) 23 Mike Culp DB 6'1" 1B5 22 Sr RS Tulare, California 24 Norm Gookins DB 5'10" 1BO 20 Jr JC Lancaster, California 25 Jim Massey DB 5' 11 " 170 21 Jr 2V Las Vegas (Valley) 26 Ron Husband FL 5'9" 170 22 Sr 1V Duarte, California 27 Dennis Robinson DB 6' 1" 190 21 Jr 2sq Las Vegas (Valley) 29 Floyd Toliver FL 5'10" 165 24 Sr 1sq Tallulah, 30 Ira Porter TB 6'3" 220 22 Sr 1V Chula Vista, California 31 Joe Gonzales TB 5'11 " 202 21 Jr JC Bakersfield, California 32 Joe Gallia FB 5'9" 1B9 22 Sr 3V Las Vegas (Gorman) UNLY 34 FB 5' 10" 200 20 Jr JC Monrovia, California 35 Roy Lee FB 6'2" 195 21 So RS Las Vegas (Western) 41 Larry Wright DB 5'B" 165 21 Jr 1V Los Angeles, California 42 Bill Swall LB 6'1" 195 21 Jr RS Visalia, California 43 Mike Haverty DB 5'11" 175 1B Fr HS Las Vegas (Clark) NUMERICAL 44 Mike Brock DB 5' 10" 175 21 Jr JC Fresno, California 45 Ron Bell DB 5'11 " 173 20 So HS Las Vegas (Western) 50 Bill Hayes OT 6'3" 230 21 Sr 1V San Jose, California 51 Mike Davis LB 6'2" 230 20 So HS Las Vegas (Clark) 54 Bob Galli LB 6'0" 205 19 So 1sq Sparks (Proctor Hug) ROSTER 55 George Braddock LB 6'0" 19B 21 So 1sq Pittsburgh, 56 Mike Meloy DE 6'1" 205 1B Fr HS Tinley Park , Illinois 57 Bob Braner c 6'1" 205 20 So RS Ojai, California 58 Greg Mitchell LB 6'0" 200 20 So 1V Des Moines, Iowa 59 Steve Henry c 6'3" 220 20 Jr JC Riverside, California 60 Chuck DeCierq OG 6'1" 230 26 Jr JC Sunnyvale, California 61 Roily Lopez OG 6'0" 220 21 Jr JC Mesa , 62 Mike Lee LB-DE 6'0" 215 21 Sr 1V , California 63 Vince Kauzlarich c 6'0" 207 21 Jr JC Renton , 64 Bob Doonan OG 6' 1" 220 20 Jr JC Elkhorn, Iowa 65 Mike Lar OG 6'2" 230 19 Jr JC , Washington 66 Frank Souza OG 5'11 " 210 21 Sr 1V Tulare, California 67 Bill Schlaupitz OG 6'3" 225 20 Jr 1V Houston, Pennsylvania 6B Gary James OT 5' 11" 217 21 Sr 1sq Douglas. Arizona 69 Eric Bell DE 6'2" 230 21 Jr JC Belmont, California 71 Jim Herman OG 6'2" 225 22 Sr JC Santa Barbara, California 72 Steve Cu ster OT 6'1" 220 21 Sr 3sq Las Vegas (Gorman) 74 Greg Grittin DT 6'3" 230 25 Jr JC Santa Paula, California 75 Kyle Nelson c 6'2" 210 20 Jr 1V Las Vegas (Clark) 76 Marty Macy DT 6'4" 230 22 Sr 2sq Tule Lake, California 77 Steve Jenkins DT- 6'3" 215 20 So 1V Hillsdale, 78 Ed Castro OG 6'3" 235 21 Jr JC Pasadena , California 79 Wayne Cleveland DT 6'1" 230 21 Sr 1V Lancaster, California 80 Jack Hansen TE 6'2" 195 21 Jr JC Aberdeen, Washington 81 Julius Rogers DT 6'1" 206 20 So 1V Tallulah. Louisiana B3 Kent Bouldin TE 6'0" 192 19 So 1sq Lubbock, 84 Mark Albertine DB 6'3" 185 20 Jr JC Mt. Vernon, Washington B5 Jerry Webb TE 6' 1" 190 20 Jr JC Imperial Beach, California 86 Scott Orr DE 6'4" 220 21 So RS Las Vegas (Western) 87 Mike Whitema ine TE 6'3" 205 18 Fr HS Reno (Manogue) 8B Dan MacN aughton DE 6'4" 220 21 Sr 1V Santa Clara , California B9 Car y Mitchell TE 6'5" 210 23 Sr 1V Newark,

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DON BORSACK ORANGE MARMELADE -- What the University of Miami UNLV CENTURY CLUB MEMBER made of some fired-up and determined but jelly-legged Rebels Saturday night. NOT GOADING THE OPPOSITION -- UNL V photo­ grapher John Goad -tonguing his way into the hearts 76 MARTY MACY 77 STEVE JENKINS 78 EDCASTRO 79 WAYNE CLEVELAND 80 JACK HANSEN of the U. of Miami's Chi Omega girls. Know what I mean? TOTO PURCHASING & LOOKING FOR A QUICK SCORE -- Rebel Sports Infor­ mation Director Dominic Clark persuing places like Hun­ SUPPLY CO INC ter's Lounge, the Steak Thing, The Castaways Inner Circle and the Miami Playboy Club. He also broke into the scor­ 275 S. HIGHLAND ing column in the Orange Bowl itself, nabbing six touch­ down passes from Big John uGriese Mou during Rebel workouts, becoming the only Orange Bowl hero in history to be immediately presentable for post-game interviews. Y AUGHN McDOWELL He was wearing a shirt and a tie at the time. NO SAFETY FOR MEDCHILL -- Injured defensive back UNLV CENTURY CLUB MEMBER Patt Medchi/1 wishes he were back in uniform instead of ,. being in the media spotlight for a week. Not only was he 81 JULIUS ROGERS 85 JERRY WEBB 86 SCOTTORR 87 MIKE WHITEMAINE 88 DAN MacNAUGHTON heavily uquoted" in the Miami newspapers, but he had to handle the unfamiliar job of radio commentary for the game and found himself even more in the public eye when COLLINS ENCO he won a Radio KENO jackpot prize worth $150 Monday. He was last seen stealing a knife from the training room Judy Bayley Theatre Season 1972-73 481 S. DECATUR with the intentions of relieving himself from the "cast" of performers this week. CREATiNG TEAM CONFIDENCE -- This week's award UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS goes to the pilot of the chartered airline jet to Miami who had conviction in his voice when he declared over the loud THE FANTASTICKS (musical) December 8, 9, 15, 16 LAMON COLLINS speaker to the waiting ears of the UNL V football team and party: "We are now passing over Miami and up ahead UNLV CENTURY CLUB MEMBER THE TROJAN WOMEN . . February 23, 24 ; March 2, 3 is the Atlantic Ocean, where we will turn left . . . I think." And now, for some non-Miami-related definitions of PETER PAN (musical version) April 20, 21 , 27, 28 football terms and phrases, which not only will enlighten HAMLET ...... july 13, 15,21 the befuddled football fan, but also provide enough type WEDDING INVITATIONS - CHRISTMAS CARDS to fill out this column. ROSENCRANTZ AND GUILDENSTERN ARE DEAD July 14, 20, 22 SUDDEN DEATH OVERTIME -- Irate coach mangling of­ ficial timekeeper after final seconds ticked away during time out. CENTER DUMP -- Spot out in the where you haul creaky old ball-snappers. FORWARD PASS -- Rotten way to win a horse race. DEEP THREAT -- A giant squid with glue on his tenacles. PICKING UP INTERFERENCE -- Poor fan out in parking 1514 east fremont ""YOUR FRIENDLY PRINTER"" las vegas, nevada 89101 lot trying to follow football fortunes of his distant alma phone 384-3821 jim kizzire mater on car radio. Call the Box Office at 739-3641 REBEL REPORT UNLY Scene gig I By Mark Hughes, UNL V Information Director LADIES APPAREL NINE GAME STATS There are 6,004 students enrolled this semester at w 1 - L 8 UNL V, according to the official fall enrollment report is­ 953 E. SAHARA sued by the registrar. AVE TO LONG TEAM STATISTICS UNLV OPP RUSHING TCB NYG The total headcount figure includes 5,183 students 73 83 Matousek 102 392 3.8 2 41 who have been formally admitted and are seeking degrees, First Downs Rushing 5.9 0 20 784 non-degree students and another 37 auditing classes First Downs Passing 55 54 Gonzales 32 190 GARDNER GREENMAN R. Lee 30 168 5.6 0 16 for no credit. First Downs Penalties 14 17 UNLV CENTURY CLUB MEMBER 142 154 Nunnely 38 163 4.3 0 27 TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 1.5 1 21 Clark continues to supply the vast majority of Times Carried Ball 360 472 Starkes 55 84 20 56 2.8 3 7 regular students with 4,629. However, students from 43 Yards Gained Rushing 1497 2091 Porter states and 25 foreign countries have registered for course­ Gallia 6 46 7.7 0 29 Yards Lost Rushing 333 396 work this term. 1164 1694 Tol iver 9 36 4.0 0 14 NET YARDS RUSHING 1 19 Passes Attempted 275 155 Kunzer 5 32 6.4 A separate report issued by the Dean of Men lists 69 BUSHEY'S 122 66 Arana 18 6 .3 0 8 undergraduate and graduate students from foreign lands. Passes Completed 0 1 Passes Had Intercepted 14 8 Anton 1 1 1.0 Five continents are represented in the report, with stu­ SAHARA TEXACO 1422 1154 Husband 1 1 1.0 0 1 NET YARDS PASSING 3 24 dents hailing from as far away as Hong Kong, Thailand, Total Plays 635 627 Brasile 43 -11 Nigeria and the . 300 W. SAHARA PA PC PI PCT YOS TO LONG TOTAL OFFENSE 2586 2849 PASSING The age level of UNL V students reaches from 16 years PHONE 382-1462 55 53 .476 807 4 55 Times Punted Brasile 143 68 8 all the way to 71, with some representation at nearly every Punts Had Blocked 2 1 Starkes 91 37 5 .407 407 1 33 Yards Punted 2180 2007 40 16 1 .400 197 0 45 year in between. The 18, 19, and 20-year-olds are still the Arana most abundant with ranks of 692, 619 and 532, respec­ Punting Average 39.7 37.8 DiFiore 1 1 0 1.000 11 0 11 tively. TOM BUSHEY Fumbles 31 29 RECEIVING NO YOS AVE TO LONG 22 16 UNLV CENTURY CLUB MEMBER Fumbles Lost Hansen 29 341 11.8 3 33 The college with the largest enrollment is Arts and Penalties 59 74 691 Toliver 20 397 19.9 0 55 Letters with 1,214 regularly-enrolled students, followed Yards Penalized 682 171 9.5 0 20 closely by Education with 1,183. Third is the University TD's Fumble Recovery 0 1 Bouldin 18 1 Matousek 14 134 9.8 1 37 College with 872, then Business and Economics, 624; Safety 0 93 8.5 0 15 16 32 Gonzeles 11 Science and Mathematics, 494; Hotel Administration, 321; Total Touchdowns Porter 5 58 11 .6 1 38 PAT Rushing 0/0 0/0 and Allied Health Professions, 267. SLETTEN 2/4 Husband 5 34 6.8 0 10 PAT Passing 2/2 43 10.8 0 17 The men outnumber the women by 3,456 to 2,548. 14/14 24/28 Webb 4 CONSTRUCTION PAT Kicking Nunnely 4 18 4.5 0 9 There are 1,597 married students and 3,584 singles. Field Goals 3/9 3/14 C. M ~tchell 2 24 12.0 0 14 Hotel Administration claimed the most undergraduate COMPANY TOTAL POl NTS 123 231 Arana 2 16 8.0 0 10 majors in its discipline with 320 students. Others with 7 3315 S. VALLEY VIEW SCORE BY Anton 2 12 6.0 0 large enrollments include elementary education, 197; ac­ QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 T Whitemaine 1 20 20.0 0 20 11.0 0 11 counting, 132; psychology, 112; political science, 104; art 45 29 35 123 Brasile 1 11 UNLV 14 1 7 7.0 0 7 100; general business, 83; music and physical education, OPPONENTS 53 78 54 46 231 Gallia CHARLES DARLING Others 3 43 both 81 ; and management and engineering, both 70. UNLV CENTURY CLUB MEMBER SCORING TO PAT:K R p FG T KICKOFF At the graduate level, elementary education lists 156 AVE LONG students; counseling and personnel services, 92; secondary Porter 4 24 RETURNS NO YOS Thayer 0 14/14 3/7 23 Massey 9 201 22.3 49 education, 56; special education, 55; educational admini­ Brasile 3 18 Matousek 5 134 26.8 34 stration, 51; and business administration, 50. TRIVIA ANSWERS ... Hansen 3 18 Medchill 6 119 19.8 24 1. The famous Amos Alonzo Stagg with 57 years in coach­ 18 90 18.0 24 ing. Matousek 3 Kunzer 5 2. None other than sure-fingered Howard Twilley of Tul­ Medchill 1 6 Toliver 3 61 20.3 23 sa University with 134 catches. Kunzer 1 6 Gookins 4 45 11.2 19 3. Steve O'Neil booted one 98 yards in 1969. 2 41 13.8 31 4. Mr . Butterfingers was Dandy Don Meredith who bobb­ Anton 0 Husband 3 led the ball 6 times in 1964. Webb 0 2 Davis 2 35 17.5 23 5. You'll remember Pete Henry drop-kicked one 50 yards Galli 1 20 20.0 20 back in 1922 for Canton, Ohio. PUNTING NO YOS AVE LONG 7 6. The Galloping Ghost, Harold Red Grange, dashed for Gonzales 1 7 7.0 TO runs of 95, 66, 55 and 40 against back in 1924. DiFiore 53 2227 42.0 78 INTERCEPTIONS NO YOS AVE TO LONG 7. Byron won an incredible 11 PGA tourneys in a row, in­ Medchill 2 89 44.5 1 65 cluding the U.S. Open PGA, Canadian PGA and Canadian PVNT 2 0 0 0 Open in 1945. (He won 19 altogether that year.) RETURNS NO YOS AVE TO LONG Massey 8. Good ole James Haxall of Princeton back in 1882 Brock 1 5 5.0 0 5 booted one 65 yards. Gookins 12 94 7.8 0 21 1 2 2.0 0 2 9. UNLV 27- St. Mary's 20 0 32 Rogers 10. The rivalry began on November 26, 1970. Reno won Medchill 3 48 16.0 1 0 0 0 Between classes on UNLV's central mall 30 - 28. 14.0 0 14 Wright Gonzales 1 14 Robinson 1 0 0 0 -- Football Writers Good 'Story Tellers' I The following stories have appeared in Fifth Down, the official publication of the Football Writers Associa­ tion of America. Bert McGrane, Fifth Down editor, selected these excerpts from the many submitted by the football writers from throughout the country. II

Tampa's Sam Bailey was discussing "Go ahead, Ref," said the mate. The Ref is a gent of puzzling intent recruiting prospects: "There's this in­ "Penalize him for calling me one." He whistles and marches and meas­ terior lineman. He's as big as a gorilla Out came the coach, as Dan stepped ures and as strong as a gorilla. If he was as off the yardage. Dan explained. He' ll go either way to cancel a play smart as a gorilla, he'd be fine." "Hell," snapped the coach. "Give him It's one of hi s innocent pleaures. * * * 15 more for being so stupid." * * * Ron Sellers of Florida State was When Charlie Tate, former Miami * * * coach, was holding a press conference, quizzing a couple of teammates on Coach: "Didn't you get my letter?" game situations. "You're in your seven a writer asked: "Do you think it will Player: "Sure, Coach . I read it in­ hurt the team, with the two best yard line with a minute to play. side and out. On the inside it said: THE II · You're leading by two points and it's backs, Jim Acuff and Vince Opalski, Your grant-in-aid is terminated be­ getting married?" I I' fourth down and a yard to go. Do you cause of your low grades. On the out­ punt or go for the yardage?" While Tate pondered the question side it said: Return in Five days so another writer blurted: "Gee, I didn't "I guess I'd punt," answered a mate. here I am." "Wrong," yelped Sellers. "You even know they were going together." can't even have fourth and one on * * * your seven yard line." Of all the birds and flying things I'd rather be a bee II * * * I'd file my sti nger razor sharp All the comforts of home Fred Cassotti, sports in­ and jab the referee. formation director, discussing a trip * * * I to Europe with his wife. "We'd had Report from Bob Cahill, Notre and seven wonderful years together. Not Dame ticket manager: "Our sales have bad when you've been married 13 been so good I sold out an open date." the convenience of years." * * * * * * Writer went deer hunting. Heard a one stop shopping. "We've got to learn to play on a rustling in the brush and figured a wet field anyway," said Michigan deer was approaching. "I saw the State's Duffy Daugherty, as he spilled prettiest buck I've ever seen," he said. a cup of coffee while diagraming "I jumped up, took two quick shots plays on a tablecloth. and before I could replace the cork in the bottle, the deer was gone." * * * There are 26 alphabet letters Small turnout at banquet for los­ * * * ing team led M. C. to apologize to Young son of a prominent pro A fact that each of us knows player stood accused of wetting in the Then how come so many fine coaches the speaker for the lack of attendance. "We could have used a speaker of less Country Club swimming pool. In­ Use only the X 's and O's? formed of the charge, the pro retorted: * * * talent than you, Coach," he said, "but we couldn't find one." "Oh come now. There must be other Nevada's Largest Weather Unidentified M.C. was introducing small boys who wet in the swimming the athletic director at a football ban­ * * * pool." quet. "An athletic director," he ex­ Former coach Bones McKinney told "From the high board?" inquired his Controlled Shopping Center plained, "is like a tom cat that has this one at a Fellowship of Christian accuser. been spayed. He still makes calls but Athletes gathering. Wake Forest, a * * * only as a consultant." Baptist school, tried hard to recruit a Frustrated motorist tried in vain to * * * certain boy but lost him to Duke. find a place to park and in desperation Reason he didn't go to Wake Forest, "It's getting tougher to talk to the parked in a restricted . Obeying Bones said, was because of his answer his conscience he left a note on his men at halftime," said Coach Bob De­ to a religious question. vaney of . "Heck, sometimes windshield: "I've circled this block "They asked him what was the vis­ they don't believe my aunt really is for 20 minutes. I'm late for an ap­ ion of Paul on the road to Damascus ill." pointment and if I don't park here and he answered: '20-20.'" I'll lose my job. Forgive us our tres­ * * * passes." Coach of an inept team gave out his * * * When he returned the familiar pre-game instructions. " Men, if we re­ When Pepper Rodgers coached parking ticket awaited him, with ex­ ceive the kickoff, I want you to try he was asked if he ever planatory note: "I've circled this block to recover the fumble. If we kick off, thought of using record-holder Jim for 10 years and if I don't do this I'll try to block the extra point." Ryun as a pass receiver. "Yeh, quite a bit," he answered. "We could have lose my job. Lead us not into tempta­ * * * tion." used him in those third-down-and-a­ 11111 11111111111111 1111 Dan Miranda, veteran official of the mile-to go situations." * * * Rocky Mountain area, socked a player Phone rang in a maternity ward 15 yards for holding. As the player * * ',1:: and an assistant coach blurted: "This walked away Dan heard him mumble First Coach: "I want to get some­ is Harold Smith. I'm bringing in my II something about Dan's ancestry. Dan thing for my wife, but I can't get any­ wife. She's going to have a baby." stuck him another 15 yards. one to make an offer." "Is- this her first baby?" inquired "I didn't call you that. I called him Second Coach: "I take my wife out the attendant. one," grumbled the player, pointing to every night, but she keeps finding her "No," the excited voice explained. a mate. way home." "This is her husband." Desert Inn & Parkway