PORTLAND STATE COLLEGE Third Game

OCTOBER 1—AT MISSOULA, MONTANA—1:30 p.m. M.S.T.

COACHING STAFF: Head Coach Jerry Lyons, University of Oregon, 1957 Assistants: Roy Love, Bob Grant, Paul W ard NICKNAME: Vikings COLORS: Forest Green and White DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS: J. Neil (Skip) Stahley PUBLICITY DIRECTOR: Chuck Charn- q u ist LETTERMEN: Returning 27, Lost 8 Coach. Lyons SYSTEM OF OFFENSE: Wing T

OUTLOOK: by Chuck Charnquist, S.I.D., Portland State College

Only three of the 35 players who lettered last fall will be lost via graduation. Subtract another five who are doubtful because of grades and Jerry Lyons can look for some 27 returning lettermen in Sep­ tem ber. Offensive and defensive lines from tackle to tackle look the strong­ est from this early vantage point. The Viks could be three deep in tested material in each position. Quarterbacking also should be firm with 6-4 Ed Gorman and speedy Danny Withers returning. Biggest question marks will be at offensive end and in the defen­ sive secondary. These positions posed mark problems last year and could bring more headaches in 1966.

1966 PORTLAND STATE COLLEGE 1965 RESU LTS FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 6 Sacramento State 7 Sept. 17—Montana State...... P ortlan d 0 L ew is and C lark 22 Sept. 24—L ew is and C la r k ...... P ortland 20 Southern Oregon 8 Oct. 1—Montana ...... M issoula 2 Western Washington 13 O ct. 8—British Columbia Vancouver 12 British Columbia 6 Oct. 15—Western Washington Portland 7 Idaho S ta te 27 Oct. 22—Oregon Tech ...... P ortland 18 Oregon Tech 7 O ct. 29—Central Washington Ellensburg 7 Weber State 74 Nov. 5—Open 7 M ontana 33 N ov. 12—W eber S ta te ...... P ortland N ov. 19—Southern Oregon Ashland N ov. 24— Idaho S ta te ...... P ortlan d WEBER STATE COLLEGE Fourth Game

OCTOBER 8—AT MISSOULA, MONTANA—1:30 p.m. M.S.T.

COACHING STAFF: Head Coach Sark Ar- slanian, University of Utah, 1950 Assistants: Tom Ramage, Bud Belnap, Doug Hunt, Lynn Corbridge, Frank H u n ter NICKNAME: W ildcats COLORS: Purple and White DIRECTOR OF AHTLETICS: Dr. Reed K. Sw enson PUBLICITY DIRECTOR: Don Spainhower LETTERMEN: Returning 28, Lost 9 Coach Arslanian SYSTEM OF OFFENSE: I F o rm atio n

OUTLOOK: by Don Spainhower, S.I.D., Weber State College

Weber State has good talent returning and if redshirts and transfers come through, the Wildcats should be in the thick of the conference race again. However, a tougher schedule and the fact that opponents will be better prepared in 1966, will challenge the Big Sky co-champs to repeat their fine 1965 record. Top players are Henry Owens at tailback, Lee White at fullback, and Bruce Handley at guard. These three boys are bonafide All- American prospects and it’s possible that a few other players will press these three for local and national honors. Outstanding sophomores are Bill Rodgers and Barry Kelly from the Marines, and Fred Morawzynski up from the frosh. The chase for the Big Sky conference crown will be further chal­ lenged by the fact that three out of four conference games will be played away from home. Idaho, Montana, and Montana State are all gunning for the Wildcats in their own ballyards. Montana was the only club to defeat Weber State last year, and the Cats biggest vic­ tory was their 14-7 win over the University of Idaho. A breakdown of personnel for 1966 includes 28 returning lettermen, 10 junior college transfers, four redshirts and six boys up from the freshman team.

1966 W EBER STATE 1965 R ESU LTS FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 21 Arizona State College 14 Sept. 17—Northern Arizona ...... F la g sta ff 42 Eastern Montana 7 Sept. 24— San D iego S tate ...... O gden 19 Montana State 16 Oct. 1—Los Angeles State ; ...... O gden 14 M ontana 15 Oct. 8—Montana ...... M issoula 44 W hitw orth 13 Oct. 15—O pen 28 Idaho State 17 Oct. 22—Montana State ...... B ozem an 14 Western State 7 Oct. 29—Idaho State ...... O gden 14 University of Idaho 7 Nov. 5—Western State ...... O gden 74 Portland State 6 N ov. 12—Portland State ...... P ortland N ov. 19—Idaho ...... M oscow

25 UNIVERSITY OF PACIFIC Fifth Game

OCTOBER 15—AT STOCKTON, CALIF.—8:00 p.m. P.S.T.

COACHING STAFF: Head Coach Doug Scovil, Unversity of Pacific, 1952 Assistants: Darrell Zimmerman, Doug Smith, Don McCormie, John Giannoni, Tom Stubbs, Irv Hatzenbuhler NICKNAME: T igers COLORS: Orange and Black DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS: Paul Stagg PUBLICITY DIRECTOR: John Marks LETTERMEN: Returning 21, Lost 8 Coach Scovil SYSTEM OF OFFENSE: P ro -T y p e T

OUTLOOK: by John Marks, S.I.D., University of Pacific

A new era in University of the Pacific football history is under way, and the process of rebuilding lies in the able hands of new Tiger coach Doug Scovil. Scovil, in his first year, will have to take a team that in the last three seasons has managed only four wins against som e 25 defeats. The young and inexperienced Tigers of 1965 were able to win only one game while losing eight. This season all but seven of those per­ formers return along with a good-sized group of proven junior col­ lege transfers. This being Scovil’s first year, it is not yet certain as to the exact system of play he will use. However, it will more than likely be on the order of a Pro-Type “T.” The Tigers plan to employ the running game to a much greater extent this season. Last season Pacific was a passing team, with hardly any running attack at all. This year it is hoped that we will be able to use a well-rounded balanced attack. The Tigers were most vulnerable last season in the position of defensive back. This year we have a number of junior college trans­ fers to fill that spot.

1966 U N IV E R SITY OF PACIFIC 1965 RESU LTS FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 6 San Diego State 46 Sept. 17—Los Angeles State ...... S tock ton 13 Iow a State 38 Sept. 24— W est T ex a s State ...... S tock ton 2 1 H aw aii 0 Oct. 1—Idaho ______M oscow, Idaho 6 New Mexico State '14 Oct. 8—New Mexico State Las C ruces 0 A ir F orce 40 Oct. 15—M ontana — ...... S tock ton 7 M ontana 13 Oct. 22—H aw aii ...... - H onolulu 21 San Jose State 52 Oct. 29—San Jose State ...... S tock ton 0 F resno State 20 N ov. 5—U tah S ta te ...... Stock ton 7 L ong Beach State 27 Nov. 12—Fresno State _____ ...... F resno N ov. 18—Long Beach State - L ong B each N ov. 26—B Y U ...... P rovo, U tah IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY Sixth Game

OCTOBER 22—AT POCATELLO, IDAHO—1:30 p.m. M.S.T.

COACHING STAFF: Head Coach Leo Mc- K illip, U n iv ersity of N otre D am e, 1951 Assistants: Jim Martin, Tom McDonald, Jack Harvath, Jerry Dellinger NICKNAME: B engals

COLORS: Orange and Black

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS: M ilton “D ub b y ” H olt LETTERMEN: Returning 23

Coach McKillip SYSTEM OF OFFENSE: P ro T ype

OUTLOOK: by Joe Richmond, Former S.I.D., Idaho State University

A new coaching staff, new offense and many new players feature the 1966 football look at Idaho State University, which last season shared with Montana State the cellar position in the Big Sky Athletic Conference. Italo (Babe) Caccia, Idaho State’s grid coach for the past 14 years, stepped out to become assistant athletic director at the close of the 1965 season. The new Bengal mentor is Leo McKillip, former Caccia assistant. McKillip has installed a new pro-type offense and hopes to diversify the entire ISU attack this fall. “We’ll operate with flanker backs, split ends and try to go with a wide open attack,” says McKillip, who inherits 23 returning letter­ men from last year’s 3-5-1 squad.

1966 IDAH O STATE U N IV E R SITY 1965 R ESU LTS FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 14 University of Omaha 26 Sept. 17—University of Omaha . Pocatello 48 College of Idaho 7 Sept. 24—N orth D akota U .... G rand Forks 0 M ontana 16 Oct. 1—Northern Arizona U Pocatello 0 Northern Arizona U 0 Oct. 8—U o f Idaho ...... P o ca tello 14 Montana State 0 Oct. 15—Montana State U ..... B ozem an 17 Weber State College 28 Oct. 22— M ontana ...... Pocatello 27 Portland State 7 Oct. 29—Weber State College ..... O gden 0 North Dakota U 27 N ov. 12—Parsons College ..... Fairfield 7 University of Idaho 15 N ov. 24— P ortland S tate ...... P ortland NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY Seventh Game

OCTOBER 29—AT FLAGSTAFF, ARIZ.—8:00 p.m. M.S.T.

COACHING STAFF: Head Coach Andrew “Andy” MacDonald, Central Michigan, 1953 Assistants: Owen Dejanovich, Ken Gibler NICKNAME: Lumberjacks COLORS: Blue and Gold DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS: D r. Ted K eck PUBLICITY DIRECTOR: Robert Cooley LETTERMEN: R etu rn in g 17, L ost 5

Coach MacDonald SYSTEM OF OFFENSE: R oving I

OUTLOOK: by Robert Cooley, S.I.D., Northern Arizona University

Outlook for the 1966 Northern Arizona University Lumberjack football team has its bright spots, but then again, Coach Andy Mac­ Donald is concerned with the lack of depth facing his squad this fall. On the bright side, MacDonald says, “We’re 100 per cent better than last season,” but then the outlook becomes cloudy as he sums up the schedule for this fall. “We’ve got a tiger by the tail, with no less than seven major colleges to go up against,” he explains. “It’s probably the toughest schedule we have ever had, and there aren’t any ‘breathers’ in it,” he adds. Among the major foes of the Lumberjacks this fall are Weber State, Fresno State, Idaho State University, Long Beach State, San Diego State, the University of Montana, and West Texas State. At least 38 players from the spring squad are expected to report for the opening of fall drills August 26, with 17 returning lettermen. MacDonald says a number of select freshmen will also report on opening day.

1966 NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY 1965 R ESU LTS FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 14 Weber State 21 Sept. 17—W eber S ta te C ollege F la g sta ff 2 Whittier College 3 Sept. 24—Fresno State College F resn o 56 Adams State 0 Oct. 1—Idaho State U ______P o ca tello 0 Idaho State U 0 Oct. 8—Central Missouri State ...Flagstaff 13 California Polytechnic 7 Oct. 15—California State Poly P om ona 23 Colorado State 0 Oct. 22—L ong B ea ch S tate F la g sta ff 6 Arlington State 27 Oct. 29—University of Montana ... F la g sta ff 41 Fort Lewis College 14 Nov. 5—West Texas State F la g sta ff 41 Eastern New Mexico 14 N ov. 12—E astern N ew M exico P o rta les 0 San Diego State 20 Nov. 19—San Diego State _____ San D iego MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY Eighth Game

NOVEMBER 5—AT MISSOULA, MONTANA—1:30 p.m. M.S.T.

COACHING STAFF: Head Coach Jim Sw eeney, U n iv ersity of P o rtlan d , 1951 Assistants: Tom Parac, George Marinko- vich, Joe Tiller NICKNAME: Bobcats COLORS: Blue and Gold DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS: Gene Bour- det PUBLICITY DIRECTOR: Steve Bodley LETTERM EN : R etu rn in g 22 Coach Sweeney SYSTEM OF OFFENSE: Winged T

OUTLOOK: by Steve Bodley, S.I.D., Montana State University

“We’re taking a wait-and-see attitude,” says Coach Jim Sweeney, whose Bobcats suffered through a losing season in 1965, just a year after winning the Camellia Bowl for college division supremacy of 11 western states. “The Bobcats got off to a great start in ’65, beating South Dakota State and Wichita State. But the win over Wichita was costly. The three top runners were banged up. One, Ben Vaughn, missed most of the year because of a broken jaw. Montana State recovered to win just one more game, a satisfying 24-6 decision over Montana. On the spring roster were 22 lettermen, six junior college transfers and about 20 good sophomore prospects, so the Bobcats should be stronger at every position than they were in ’65. Just how much stronger they’ll be, however, is the big question. Another difficult schedule could keep the Bobcats from climbing above .500 in ’66. Tulsa and Idaho loom big on a schedule that in­ cludes four college division teams that ranked among the nation’s best last year—small college champ North Dakota State, North Da­ kota, Fresno State and Weber State.

1966 MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY 1965 RESULTS FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 22 South Dakota State 0 Sept. 10—South Dakota State ... G reat F alls 17 Wichita State 6 Sept. 17—Portland State ...... P ortland 16 Weber State 19 Sept. 24—Idaho ...... B ozem an 10 Fresno State 25 Oct. 1—Fresno State — ...... B ozem an 0 Idaho State 14 Oct. 8—North Dakota State ...... Fargo 7 N orth Dakota State 14 Oct. 15—Idaho S tate ...... B ozem an 12 North Dakota 21 Oct. 22—W eber S tate ...... B ozem an 24 M ontana 7 Oct. 29—North Dakota ...... G rand F orks 7 San Jose State 25 Nov. 5—Montana ...... M issoula 0 Idaho 54 N ov. 12—T ulsa ...... T ulsa UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO N inth Game

NOVEMBER 12—AT MOSCOW, IDAHO—1:30 p.m. M.S.T.

COACHING STAFF: Head Coach Steve Musseau, Louisiana State University, 1950 Assistants: Walt Anderson, Herb Adams, Billy Hughes, John Smith NICKNAME: V andals COLORS: Silver and Gold DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS: P a u l O styn PUBLICITY DIRECTOR: Tom Hartley LETTERMEN: R etu rn in g 23, L ost 9 C oach Musseau SYSTEM OF OFFENSE: P ow er I

OUTLOOK: by Tom Hartley, S.I.D., University of Idaho

With the shadow of four near misses in five losses hovering over­ head the 1966 Idaho Vandals will be a team out for revenge this fall in a slate that contains nine rematches from the ’65 schedule. The reason that the shadow hangs so close is that this is essentially the same club that wore the Silver and Gold in ’65. It’s a team with a real All-American at deep (full) back in Ray McDonald, a fine option quarterback in John Foruria and a trio of pro draft picks in the defensive line. Put with these factors a group of eager rookies who had spring practice all to themselves as the veterans mended from off-season surgery. The rookies looked tough and a veteran or two may find himself in a new position (or on the bench) when they kick off in Seattle on Sept. 17. Names like Dotson, Davidson and Murrell may replace Lavens, McCollum and Toney in the Idaho offensive scheme of things this fall, but they will all be in supporting roles to Mc­ Donald, the record wrecker from Caldwell who packed the ball 213 times for 1,000 yards and 90 points last fall.

1966 U N IV E R SITY OF IDAHO 1965 R ESU LTS FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 9 U of Washington 14 Sept. 17—W ashington ...... S ea ttle 17 San Jose State 7 Sept. 24—Montana State ...... B ozem an 17 Washington State U 13 Oct. 1—P a c ific ...... M oscow 19 U tah State 30 O ct. 8—Idaho S ta te ...... P o ca tello 14 Oregon State U 16 Oct. 15—Oregon State ______C orvallis 35 M ontana 7 Oct. 22— W ashington State ...... M oscow 14 University of Oregon 17 Oct. 29—O regon ...... B oise 7 W eber State 14 N ov. 5—San Jo se ...... San Jose 15 Idaho State 7 N ov. 12—M ontana ...... —...... M oscow 54 Montana State 0 N ov. 19—Weber State ...... ___ __ M oscow Grizzly Travel Headquarters

UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA ______SEPTEMBER 17 B illings, Montana—Northern Hotel

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH DAKOTA ______SE PTE M B E R 25 V ermillion, South Dakota—Lamplighter Motel UNIVERSITY OF PACIFIC ______O CTO BER 15 Stockton, California—Ranch Lodge Motel

IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY ______OCTO BER 22 Pocatello, Idaho—Lamplighter Motel

NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY OCTOBER 29 Flagstaff, Arizona—Ramada Inn

UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO.... NOVEMBER 12 Lewiston, Idaho

Press Outlets

MISSOULA Don Zupan, Sports Editor______The Missoulian R ay Rocene, Sports Columnist______The Missoulian Ed Murphy, The Kaimin University of Montana Sports Editor______The Hellgate Herald John Campbell, Sports Director ______K Y SS R adio M ilt Schwenk, Sports Director ______K GVO R adio D ave Greene, Sports Director______K G M Y R adio Sports Director______K Y LT R adio O TH ER AREAS M ax B u rn er, S ports E d ito r______T he T rib u n e, G re a t F alls Roy Anderson, Sports Editor ______The Gazette, Billings B url Lyons, Sports Editor______The Inter-Lake, Kalispell N orm Clarke, Sports Editor ______The Independent-Record, Helena D ave Holliday______I.M.N. News, Helena Bob Brown, Sports Editor ______The Standard Post, Butte G ordie Spear, Sports Editor______The Miles City Star, Miles City W IRE SERVICE Wick Temple, Associated Press______H elena A rt Huchinson, United Press International ------H elena University of Montana 1966-67 Basketball Schedule

DATE OPPONENT PLACE D ecem ber S a tu rd a y 3 Hiram Scott College Missoula, Mont. W ednesday 7 Illinois State University Missoula, Mont. T h u rsd ay 8 Northern Michigan U Missoula, Mont. S a tu rd a y 17 Washington State U Pullman, Wash. M onday 19 Seattle Pacific U Seattle, Wash. M onday 26--29 University of Hawaii Honolulu, Hawaii Rainbow Classic University of California Harvard University University of Hawaii University of Notre Dame University of Portland University of Montana Two Service Teams

Ja n u a ry M onday 2 University of San Diego Missoula, Mont. F rid a y 6 University of Idaho Missoula, Mont. S a tu rd a y 7 Gonzaga University Missoula, Mont. F rid a y 13 Weber State College Missoula, Mont. S a tu rd a y 14 Idaho State University Missoula, Mont. S a tu rd a y 21 Montana State University Missoula, Mont. F rid a y 27 University of Washington Seattle, Wash. S a tu rd a y 28 Portland State College Portland, Ore.

F e b ru a ry S a tu rd a y 4 University of Washington Missoula, Mont. S a tu rd a y 11 Montana State University Bozeman, Mont. F rid a y 17 Gonzaga University Spokane, Wash. S a tu rd a y 18 University of Idaho Moscow, Idaho M onday 20 Whitworth College Missoula, Mont. F rid a y 24 Weber State College Ogden, Utah S a tu rd a y 25 Idaho State University Pocatello, Idaho

M arch F rid a y 3 Portland State College Missoula, Mont.

NOTE: All Home Basketball Games—8:00 p.m. M.S.T. UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA

General Information

Official Title: University of Montana Founded: 1893 Location: Missoula, Montana Enrollment: 6,000 Acting President: Robert Pantzer School Colors: Gold, Silver, Copper Team Nickname: Grizzlies Football Stadium: Dornblaser Starting Times-Home: 1:30 p.m. M.S.T. Conference: Big Sky Athletic Staff Athletic Director ______Dr. Wally Schwank Faculty Representative______Dr. Earl Lory Head Football Coach ______Hugh Davidson Backfield Coach ______Tom Kingsford Line C o ach ______Dave Kragthorpe Defensive Coach______A. C. “W hitey” Cam pbell Cross Country Coach ______Harley Lewis Trainer ______Naseby Rhinehart Equipment Manager______Rupert Holland Director of Athletic Facilities .... Earl Martell Ticket Manager ______G ary V. Hughes Athletic Secretary______Betty Vigre Telephones Area Code ______406 University Exchange______243-0211 Ticket Office ______243-5331 D epartment of Athletics ______243-4051 Press B o x (W) 243-2152 243-2052 (E) UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA 1966 COMPOSITE SCHEDULE

SEPT. 17 SEPT. 24 OCT. 1 OCT. 8 OCT. 15 OCT. 22 OCT. 29 NOV. 5 N ov. 12

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