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UA19/17/1/4 WKU Football Press Guide WKU Athletic Media Relations Western Kentucky University TopSCHOLAR® WKU Archives Records WKU Archives 1965 UA19/17/1/4 WKU Football Press Guide WKU Athletic Media Relations Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.wku.edu/dlsc_ua_records Recommended Citation WKU Athletic Media Relations, "UA19/17/1/4 WKU Football Press Guide" (1965). WKU Archives Records. Paper 799. http://digitalcommons.wku.edu/dlsc_ua_records/799 This Other is brought to you for free and open access by TopSCHOLAR®. It has been accepted for inclusion in WKU Archives Records by an authorized administrator of TopSCHOLAR®. For more information, please contact [email protected]. TO MEN OF WORKING PRESS, RADIO, TV Here is your copy of the 1965 Hilltopper Football Brochure, which we hope will supply you with the basic information needed in your coverage of this year's Western gridders. It is our pleasure to welcome you again to 'Topper games and practice sessions. Although our press box facilities at present are rather limited, we strive to make your coverage of Western games as easy as possible. If you desire a service that is not offered to you, please don't hesitate to let us know about your request. Plans are already in the making for a new and comprehensive athletic complex on the south end of the campus near the Academic-Athletic Building and E . A. Diddle Arena. This complex will include a stadium in the 20,000-25,000 capacity range, complete with spacious, modern press facilities for newsmen, photographers, broad­ casters and TV crews. Although no target date has been set, this project will be completed as soon as necessary details can be worked out. Press Information Requests for working press passes, radio broadcast permission and passes, and photos or additional information on Western's football team should be addressed to Robert G. Cochran, Director of Public Relations, or Ed Given, Assistant Director, Western Kentucky State College, Bowling Green, Kentucky. Our press box staff will supply you with game and player information, halftime team statistics and a full set of stats, both team and individual, shortly after the end of the game. Soft drinks, coffee and other refreshments are also available in the press box for your convenience Area Press, Radio, Television Outlets O. V. C. COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE Arthur L. Guepe, Commissioner, 1808 West End Building, Nashville 3, Tennessee. Phone: Area 615, 254·1219 NEWSPAPERS Park City Daily News Bert Borrone, Sports Editor Bowling Green, Ky. Courier-Journal Earl Ruby, Sports Editor Louisville, Ky. Louisville Times Dean Eagle, Sports Editor Louisville, Ky. Nashville Banner Mike Fleming, Sports Dept. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville Tennessean Tom Powell, Sports Dept. Nashville, Tenn. Associated Press Sports Desk Louisville, Ky. ; Nashville, Tenn. United Press Sports Desk Louisville, Ky.; Nashville, Tenn. RADIO and TV STATIONS Radio Station WLBJ Sports Director Bowling Green, Ky. Radio Station WKCT Al Temple, Manager Bowling Green, Ky. Radio Station WBGN Bud Tyler, Sports Director Bowling Green, Ky. WLTV Television Ken Given, Sports Director Bowling Green, Ky. Radio & T-V WHAS Cawood Ledford, Sports Dir. Louisville, Ky. Radio & T-V WAVE Ed Kallay, Sports Director Louisville, Ky. Radio & T-V WLAC Gary Sanders, Sports Director Nashville, Tenn. Radio & T-V WSM Larry Munson, Sports Director Nashville, Tenn. Radio & T-V WSIX Hudley Crockett, Sports Dir. Nashville, Tenn. 1965 HILLTOPPER SCHEDULE Series Record Date Opponent Site Time (CST) W L T Sept. 18 Akron Akron 7:15 0 0 0 Sept. 25 "East Tennessee Bowling Green 7:30 7 4 1 Oct. 2 'Middle Tennessee Murfreesboro 7:30 16 14 1 Oct. 9 'Austin Peay Clarksville 7:30 9 0 Oct. 16 'Tennessee Tech Bowling Green 1:30 13 14 1 Oct. 23 Drake (Homecoming) Bowling Green 2:00 0 0 0 Oct. 30 'Eastern Kentucky Richmond 1:00 25 12 0 Nov. 6 "Morehead . Bowling Green 1:30 20 2 Nov. 13 Butler Indianapolis 12:30 0 0 0 No~. 20 "Murray Bowling Green 1:30 14 12 5 1964 RESULTS Crowd Western 14, SE Missouri 0 at Bowling Green 7,396 ' Western 9, East Tennessee 16 at Johnson City .. 6,528 ' Western 0, Middle Tennessee 9 at Bowling Green 8,041 "Western 6, Austin Peay 6 at Bowling Green ... 9,342 ':'Western 19, Tennessee Tech 14 at Cookeville .... 6,915 Western 37, Evansville 0 at Evansville .. ... 7,932 ':Western 24, Eastern Kentucky 0 at Bowling Green . .. .. .. .... 10,041 · Western 9, Morehead 0 at Morehead . 10,000 Western 44, Olivet 20 at Bowling Green . 6,611 ' Western 7, Murray 14 at Murray ........ .. .. .... .. 8,200 169 79 TOTAL ATTENDANCE 81,006 .;. Ohio Valley Conference game (Home 41,431) GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT WESTERN NAME-Western Kentucky State College; FOUNDED-l906; LOCATION-Bowl­ ing Green, Ky.; PRESIDENT-Dr. Kelly Thompson; ATHLETIC DIRECTOR-Ted Hornback; HEAD FOOTBALL COACH- Nick Denes; ASSISTANTS-Turner Elrod, Jimmie Feix, Joe Bugel ; COLORS-Scarlet and White; NICKNAME-Hilltoppers; PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTOR-Robert G. Cochran (Phone: 842-0341,Ext. 240) ; ASSISTANT PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTOR-Ed Given <Office Phone: 842-0341 , Ext. 240 ; Home Phone: 842-4661) ; STADIUM-Western Stadium (8,000); CONFER­ ENCE AFFILIATIONS-NCAA, Ohio Valley; FACULTY ATHLETIC COMMITTEE­ Dr. John D. Minton (Chmn.), Dr. H. L. Stephens (Vice-Chmn.) , Robert G. Cochran, Dean Dero G. Downing, Dr. Carl Kreisler, Dr. John Scarborough. WESTERN KENTUCKY STATE COLLEGE Aerial View Of Western Campus Over the years since it was founded in 1906, Western Kentucky State College has compiled a solid record of service to the citizens of the Commonwealth. Western was originally created for the sole purpose of traioing teachers for the elementary and secondary schools of Kentucky, but has steadily increased the scope of its academic program to meet the expanding needs of its students. The College now offers three four-year undergraduate degrees, one two-year undergraduate degree and one graduate degree with course offerings in twenty-seven different departments. The enrollment at Western this fall was again expected to be at an all-time high, over 7,000 students. This is more than four times the enrollment of only ten years ago. To keep pace with this increasing number of students, Western is currently in the midst of the greatest building program in its history. The reconstructed and enlarged Paul L. Garrett Student Center and the Margie Helm Library, reconstructed from the former Physical Education Building, were both opened this year. A new classroom building will be completed within the current academic year and three new dormitories were begun this fall. In the planning stages is a new athletic complex that will contain a new stadium, baseball field, tennls ·courts and other facilities. Expansion of Thompson Science Hall and a new Administration Building are also planned. Western's l41-acre campus, recognized as one of the most beautiful in the nation, is crowned by a commanding hill, from which Hilltopper athletic teams derive their nickname. It presents a marvelous view from any entrance to the city. 2 1965 HILLTOPPER FOOTBALL Index AlI-OVC Players ...... _.. _..... _... _._.. ....... _.... ............... _......... _.. .................... 30 Athletic Director Ted Hornback ............................................................ 4 Attendance Figures ....................................................... _...... .. _... _........... 1 Bowl Appearances ............... _..... ............................... Inside Back Cover Coaches' Sketches ........... _... _... .... _... _................ .................................... 5-7 Coaching Records (All-Time) ... _........... _.. ................. _................ _...... ... 7 Depth Chart ........... _. ___ .......... __._ ................. _....... .................... _.. ...... _... 10 General Information on the College .................................................. 1. 2 Lettermen List ................ _. ..................................................................... 8 Little All-Americans ............................... _................ ... _. ........ _.......... .... 30 Opponents ..... _.. _.. ............................................................................ 18-27 OVC Champions (Year-by-Year) .......................... Inside Back Cover OVC Standings (All-Time) ............. _..... ._ ....... ........ Inside Back Cover Player Sketches ........................... _.... ...................................... _......... 11-17 Presid€nt Kelly Thompson ........................................................ _....... .... 4 Press. Radio. TV Outlets. Information ..... _.......... Inside Front Cover Pronunciation Guide ._ ............. _.......... .... _............ ......... _.. .................... 10 Prospectus .. _.... _........ ........................... _........ _.... ........................................ 8 Records ........ ........................................ _...... ....................................... 3 1-3~ Results (All-Time) .......................... _.. ............................................. 34-36 Results (1964) ................. _................ ...................................................... 1 Roster .............................................. _................... ............................. _... ... 9 Sched ule (1965) ... _.. _................ .............................................................. 1 Schedule (Opponents' Composite) ................... _.......... ........ Back Cover Statistics (1964) ... __...... _.... .............................................................. 28-29 3 President
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