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1967 Javelina Football Team to Celebrate 50Th Anniversary of Perfect Season This Fall This Fall Marks the 50Th Along with Lone Star in Football History VOLUME XVII, NO. 46 KINGSVILLE, TEXAS 78363 JUNE 21, 2017 1967 Javelina Football Team To Celebrate 50th Anniversary of Perfect Season This Fall This fall marks the 50th Along with Lone Star in football history. the NAIA national championship anniversary of the 1967 Texas A&I Conference opponents S.F. Austin The two rivals met in the game. football team that compiled the State, East Texas State, McMurry, season finale in Javelina Stadium The 1969 and 1970 teams first undefeated, untied record in Sul Ross, Howard Payne, Sam and a standing-room-only crowd claimed national championships, Javelina football history. Houston and Southwest Texas, the saw placekicker John Kardow kick both teams compiling 11-1 records. And it not only became the Javelinas claimed victories over a 28-yard field goal with 1:13 Steinke was named the LSC first perfect-record squad, it also McNeese (La.) State and Trinity. remaining to give the Javelinas coach of the year in 1967 and ushered in one of the greatest eras The season ended with a 23- their victory margin. wideout Dwayne Nix was an in college football history. 21 victory over Southwest Texas With a squad loaded with Associated Press Little All- The Javelinas, under head in what is billed in Javelina circles underclassmen, the Javelinas went America first-team honoree. Craig Nicholson coach Gil Steinke, went 9-0-0. as one of the most exciting games on to go 10-2 in 1968 and reach (Continued on Page 11) Nicholson New Javelina Softball Coach Craig Nicholson, who has more than 1,000 victories as a head coach, has been named the new head softball coach at Texas A&M-Kingsville. Nicholson, who served as head coach at Arizona State in 2013-15, has coached teams that have won four National Junior College Athletic Association national championships, four Mid- American Conference titles, took a National Pro Fastpitch championship and had teams make the NJCAA national tournament eight times. His overall record is 1,048 victories and 284 losses. He has a .787 winning percentage. Undefeated, Untied As head coach at Central The 1967 Javelina football team will celebrate its 50th anniversary this fall. The squad became the first undefeated, untied team in Javelina Arizona College, his teams won football history, compiling a 9-0 record. The second game on the schedule had to be cancelled after a hurricane hit South Texas. Members of the national titles in 1997 1999, 2003 team were, left to right, front row Ed Scott,Dwayne Nix, James Respondek, Bill Pettijohn, Dennis Webb, Jerry Gates, Carlos Saldana and Larry and 2005 and were national Pullin; second row, Eugene Kubelka, Thomas Domel, Chris Nuinez, Jerry Hajovsky, Butch Thomas, Glen McDonald, Quintin Holtz, Ray Hickl and Dick Hander; third row, Phelan Allee, Ronald Fielding, Pat Walker, Roy Farmer, Alvin Matthews, Dwight Harrison, James Friesenhahn and runnersup in 1996 and 2000. Charles Matula; fourth row, Guile Vela, Donald Washington, Andy Browder, Scott Powers, Bobby Redus, James Hill, Karl Douglas, John Kardow (Continued on Page 4) and Jim Brown, and fifth row, managers Greg Doramus, Jim Weber and Larry Steinke. Javelina Hash By Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs THE LONE STAR Conference announced last week that it is moving the LSC men’s and women’s basketball championship tournaments to Frisco. Frisco is becoming a center for many athletic events in the North Texas area. It is home of the new Dallas Cowboys training center, has hosted the NCAA Division II men’s basketball national tournament and the Dr. Pepper Center, where the LSC meet will be held, is the home of the Dallas Stars. Jim Gandy, former Javelina football player, is the economic development corporation president for the City of Frisco. CONGRATULATIONS TO ROY Sandoval, outfielder for the Corpus Christi Moody High School baseball team, on making the Class 5A all-state tournament lineup. Sandoval has signed a national letter of intent with the Javelinas. THE TARLETON STATE Memorial Stadium renovation has begun and it will see the removing of the old artificial turf, which was installed in 2004, and will have a new CoolPlay surface by FieldTurf. CoolPlay is designed to keep the playing surface up to 35 degrees cooler. Breakfast at McCulley The new surface is expected to be ready by July 15. Attending a Kingsville Chamber of Commerce Eggs and Issues breakfast last week were, left to right, Tony The new turf is the first procedure in the Memorial Stadium Kreitzer, TAMUK director of recreation sports; Dr. Terisa Riley, University senior vice president for university administration, student affairs and enrollment management, and Ruben Cantu, Javelina senior renovation project. The next phase is scheduled to begin in associate athletic director and athletic trainer. September and will see a new grandstand, suites and press box added to the west side of the facility. The west side will become the “home” side for the TSU home Javelina Summer Camps Underway games. The first of the Javelina Contact Ruben Cantu at (361) 593-4029 for information. TSU officials have said the construction won’t interfere with summer camps got underway this 593-2493 for information. An Adults 4s Beach Night the home games this fall. The east stands, which currently serve as week. The girls basketball camp will Tournament will be Aug. 5 on the the home side, won’t be disturbed and visiting fans will have Football camps were held be held July 17-21 for grades K-12 Javelina courts. temporary bleachers. Monday and Tuesday in in the Steinke Center. Contact Tanya Allen at (361) Contact Wade Scott at (361) 593-2413 for information. The Javelinas will meet the Texans Oct. 21 in Kingsville. Kingsville and Calallen. Football camps are scheduled for Harlingen and Weslaco A FOUR-FOOT restricted-area arc in the lane for women’s Thursday. basketball has been approved by the NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Contact David Brown at (361) Panel. 593-4524 for more information. The arc has been located three feet in front of the basket. An Elite Beach Day Camp for A secondary defender must be outside the arc and in league ages 14-18 will be held July 3 on The Javelina Highlights is guarding position to draw a charge. If the player is in the restricted the Javelina courts. area when the contact occurs, a block will be called. Contact Tanya Allen at (361) published weekly by the The panel also approved allowing teams to choose from which 593-2413 for registration or Kingsville Publishing Co. side of the court to inbound the ball after advancing it to the front information. Send address changes, news, court after a timeout in the back court. Previously, teams had to A boys basketball camp is set inbound the ball at the 28-foot line on the side with the scorer’s for July 3-7 in the Steinke Center. pictures or correspondence to table. Contact Johnny Estelle at Fred Nuesch, MSC 114A, Other action on the panel saw the “use-it-or-lose-it” timeout in (361) 593-2412 for information. 700 University Blvd., Kingsville, TX 78363 the first half eliminated. Coaches will be allowed to carry all An Athletic Trainers Camp will be July 12-14 in McCulley Hall timeouts over to the second half. or [email protected] on campus. (Continued on Page 3) Javelina Hash Upcoming Javelina Events Javelina Hash June 22 – Football: Football Camp, grades 7-12, 9 a.m.-noon, in By Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs Harlingen, Boggus Stadium. Contact avid Brown at (361) 593-4524 or at [email protected] for (Continued from Page 2) more information. The 10-second back court will not be reset when the offensive Football: Football Camp, grades 7-12, 4-7 p.m., in Weslaco, team calls a timeout beginning in 2017-18. Lackey Stadium. Contact David Brown at (361) 593- Officials will be allowed to use replay to determine if the 4524 or at [email protected] for more information. June 30-July 2 – Volleyball: Indoor Overnight Camp, ages 11-18, release of the ball on a made basket occurred before the shot clock 10 a.m.-6 p.m., in Kingsville, Steinke Center. expired. Contact Tanya Allen at (361) 593-2413 or at The coach’s box will be extended to 38 feet. It was previously [email protected] for more information. 28 feet. July 1-10 – Outdoor Track & Field: USA Nationals in Eugene, Ore. A player must now have both feet on the floor outside the lane July 3 – Beach Volleyball: Elite Beach Day Camp, ages 14-18, 10 to avoid a three-second violation. a.m.-4 p.m., in Kingsville, Javelina Courts. Contact Tanya Allen at (361) 593-2413 or at THE COMMITTEE ALSO approved several changes for [email protected] for more information. men’s basketball. Men’s Basketball: Boys Basketball Camp, ages 7-14, in Kingsville, Steinke Center. Contact Johnny Estelle The coach’s box will also be extended to 38 feet, just as with at (361) 593-2412 or at [email protected] for the women. more information. The panel approved a rule permitting a reset of the shot clock July 12-14 – Athletic Training: Athletic Trainers Camp in to 20 seconds when the ball is inbounded in the front court after a Kingsville, Javelina Stadium. Contact Ruben foul by the defense. If more than 20 seconds remain on the shot Cantu (361) 593-2493 or ruben.cantu.tamuk.edu clock, the clock will not be reset. for more information. Referees can use the instant replay rule in the last two minutes July 17-21 - Women’s Basketball: Girls Basketball Camp in of the second half or last two minutes of overtime to see if a Kingsville, Steinke Center, grades K-12.
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