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10-20-1973

Homecoming UNLV "Rebels" vs University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee

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UNLV FOOTBALL GENERAL INFORMATION TONIGHT'S GAME UNLV vs U. WISCONSIN, MILWAUKEE By Dominic Clark UNLV Sports Information Director

RON MEYER DR. GLENN BRADY UNLV Coach UWM Coach National football prominence at UNLV has arrived. In this week's UPI and AP polls, the Rebels are rated No. 10 and No. 13, respectively, among the nation's small college football teams. This day of reclBill Ireland's Rebels went 8-1, the stage was set. Now, five years since UN LV began its gridiron program, Ron Meyer has risen BILL IRELAND ROGER BARNSON SHERMAN BENNETT RODNEY POINDEXTER UN LV to a good deal of its potential, the result speaking for itself. Athletic Director Assistant A . D. Ticket Manager Head Trainer UN LV is 5-1 going into tonight's Homecoming game clash against an underrated University of Wisconsin, Mil­ waukee eleven. The Rebels have marched through the following opponents-- State College of Arkansas (38-6), Cal HOME GAMES . . LAS VEGAS STADIUM (15,000) State, Los Angeles (42-6), Marshall University (31-9), Northeast Louisiana University (26-0), and last weekend pow­ DATE OPPONENT TIME erful Boise State College fell, 24-19. The solo blemish on what is truly the finest Rebel team ever is a heart-break­ Sept. 8 STATE COLLEGE OF ARKANSAS 8:00pm PDT ing 7-3 loss to major college Utah State University. Sept. 15 CAL STATE, LOS ANGELES 8:00pm PDT UWM, with a student body enrollment of nearly 24,000, comes into tonight's tussle with an impressive 4-1-1 Sept. 21 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY 8:00pm PDT record. The only loss came from past Rebel foe Western Illinois, 28-3, while the tie was 21-21 against Northern Sept. 29 UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY 8:00pm PDT Michigan. The Panther pushovers have been Illinois State (34-29), Eastern Illinois (21-14), Missouri at Rolla (45-7) Oct. 6 NORTHEAST LOUISIANA UNIVERSITY 8:00pm PDT and Illinois - Chicago Circle (32-0). Oct. 13 BOISE STATE COLLEGE 8:00pm PDT UN LV respects every opponent they meet, but fears none of them. The Rebels have a young, entuusiastic team, Oct. 20 * U. OF WISCONSIN, MILWAUKEE 8:00pm PDT with young, determined coaches and the extreme cohisiveness of this band of Rebels, belies the connotations of its' Nov. 10 NORTHERN ARIZONA U. 8:00pm PST monicker. * Homecoming Rather, it has been these diversified backgrounds that have been joined together into Meyer's Marauders. Leading the Rebel offense thrust is former University of Oklahoma running back Mike Thomas. This guttsy AWAY GAMES Greenville (Tex.) gridder has pounded the Astro-Turf for a record-breaking 785 yards on 146 attempts for a 5.4 DATE OPPONENT TIME LODGING per carry average and 10 touchdowns. He is currently third in the nation in rushing and add in his one touchdown Oct. 27 UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII 7:30pm HST Reef Hotel by a pass reception and he is also third in the country in scoring. Nov. 3 UNIVERSITY OF SANTA CLARA 7:30pm PST One-day charter The Pride, Poise, and Confidence that the Rebels have shown both offensively and defensively is e'xemplified Nov. 17 UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, RENO 1:00pm PST One-day charter readily in the statistics for the season. MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION The Rebels are averaging 327.8 yards a game in total offense and scoring an average of 27.3 points per game while the Big Red defense is holding opponents to 218.5 yards per game and giving up only 8.0 points each game. HALFTIME. Intermission will be 20 minutes for all home games Without any projection to the possible number of team and individual records that this Rebel team is setting, UNIFORMS suffice it to say how many have already been broken. Four team single-game records have now fallen, one more has Home Scarlet Helmets, Scarlet Jerseys, Gray Pants been tied and individually another four single-game records are new and another is tied. Away .. Scarlet Helmets, White Jerseys, Gray Pants Individually Thomas' 785 yards is a new entire season mark and Jim Thayer's five field goals ties the mark he GAME FOOTBALL. Wilson TO, with white stripes set a year ago. And, of course there are five games left this year, including tonight. SURFACE . AstroTurf SHOE BANK ... Shoes for games played in Las Vegas Stadium will be supplied HOW FUTURE REBEL FOES DID LAST WEEKEND: from the shoe bank at the facility HAWAII (4-0) was idle; SANTA CLARA (2-3) 27. U. NEVADA, RENO (4-2) 14; NORTHERN ARIZONA (2-3) 28; Texas Lutheran 14. SCOUTING TICKETS, PRESS & This is the official University of Nevada, Las Vegas Rebels football program, published by the Department RADIO CREDENTIALS Dominic Clark, Sports Information Director of Intercollegiate Athletics for all home games. 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recital, caught the "Invasion of the Martians" after the show had started. To them it was just another on the spot news event and University of Nevada, Las Vegas rite !Jest was taken with all seriousness. Hundreds of people jumped into cars and fled New Jersey and New York. The power of radio was Of rrivia dramatically demonstrated. 1973 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Television has done the same thing only more graphically. Now, instead of imagining the Martians landing, you see the real BY TERRY SHONKWILER thing, with stop action and instant replay. Howard Cosell would DAY DATE UNLV Publicity Director - Showboat Hotel OPPONENT OPP LOCATION TIME/ATTENDANCE probably be the reporter. Sat. Sept. 8 38 State College of Arkansas 6 Las Vegas 7,854 Radio and television have changed the way of life for Ameri­ Sat. Sept. 15 42 Cal State, Los Angeles 7 Las Vegas 7,023 cans over the past 50 years. They have brought the world into Fri. Sept. 21 31 Marshall University 9 Las Vegas 9,186 living rooms and have made history an actual part of our every­ Sat. Sept. 29 3 Utah State University 7 Las Vegas 12,486 day lives. Everything from the greatest moments of our time to the most trivial are paraded non-stop across the screen or blair Sat. Oct. 6 26 Northeast Louisiana Univ. 0 Las Vegas 8,623 out from the speaker. Sat. Oct. 13 24 Boise State College 9 Las Vegas 12,642 When radio first became a real part of the American scene in Sat. Oct. 20 *U. Wisconsin, Milwaukee Las Vegas 8:00pm PDT the 1930's, it was regarded as somewhat of a toy. It wasn't until 1. Who played the role of Tonto on the Lone Ranger television Sat. Oct. 27 University of Hawaii Honolulu 7:30pm HST radio began to bring events into homes as they actually happened show? Sat. Nov. 3 University of Santa Clara Santa Clara, CA 7:30pm PST that people felt the impact of the medium. The Hindenberg dis­ 2. What is the name of the smiling character on the cover of MAD magazine? Sat. Nov. 10 Northern Arizona University Las Vegas 8:00pm PST aster was one of the first such events and certainly most memor­ able. Anyone who has ever heard the announcer calmly describ­ 3. Who was Wolf J. Flywheel? Sat. Nov. 17 University of Nevada, Reno Reno 1:00pm PST 4. Where did Fibber McGee and Molly live? ing the landing of the big blimps in New Jersey, only to have him 5. What is Minnie Minoso's real name? *Homecoming suddenly break into tears as the hugh aircraft burst into flames 6. Name Mickey Mouse's nephews. killing hundreds of persons. 7. Who was the voice of Francis the Talking Mule? HEAD COACH: Ronald Meyer (Purdue-- 1963) (702) 739-3400 It was about this same time, when people were becoming ac­ 8. Who played Captain Nemo in Twenty Thousand Leagues customed to instant reporting of news, that Orson Wells brought Under the Sea? ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Bill Ireland (702) 739-3483 9. Who played the next door neighbor on the Ozzie and Har­ War of the Worlds to radio. Even though Wells warned the aud­ riet Show? ience several times that the show was entirely fictional, a near 10. What hotel did Paladin call home? panic resulted. Many people switching channels from a dull piano FIND ANSWERS ELSEWHERE IN BOOK UNlV CDtlciJes Meet rite Ke/Jels

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REBEL ROUSERS -- Of­ Greg Nelson Jack Hansen Jesse Roberts Mike Haverty fensive and defensive team captains for '73, Steve Henry (left) and Lenny Lucas (right), pose with new head coach Ron Meyer after being selected as co - captains for the year. Special team captain will be named on a weekly basis.

Greg Glover Jim McNally Mike Whitemaine --Ralph Evanovich REBEL REPORT RUSHING TCB NYG AVE TO LONG UNLV Thomas 146 785 5.4 10 62 W5 L 1 Matousek 49 322 6.6 1 28 Pry 43 126 2.9 1 26 Cardwell 15 122 8.1 1 64 TEAM STATISTICS Gratefully Acknowledges UNLV OPP Dorsey 32 105 3.3 1 15 First Downs Rushing 77 43 Grantz 21 64 3.1 0 13 First Downs Pass ing 19 32 Bywaters 10 48 4.8 0 21 First Downs Penalty 5 6 Carano 5 14 2.8 0 18 TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 101 81 M. Davis 6 13 2.2 0 5 the 1973 Times Carried Ball 331 259 Dye 1 11 11.0 0 11 Yards Gained Rushing 1783 938 Beverly 1 8 8.0 0 8 Yards Lost Rushing 169 267 Roberts 2 - 4 0 11 NET YARDS RUSHING 1614 661 Scholarship Donors • Passes Attempted 57 102 • • Passes Completed 21 48 PASSING PA PC PI PCT YOS TO LONG Passes Had Intercepted 5 12 Pry 32 13 1 .406 228 6 34 Carano A-1 Roofing, A-1 Sports Center, Or. ChartesJ. Abdo, Jr.• Ace Cab Company, Acme Electric, Edward C. Adler, Gary Adler, Dr . Joel Nevada Pet Ctlnlc,Kantor Nephrology Consultants, Ltd., Jame-s KaUm1n, Herb Kaufmann, Bill Kea• rnes- State Farm Insurance, NET YARDS GAINED PASSING 353 650 21 8 3 .381 125 0 25 Adler, Aerial Transit Systems of Nevada, Aero Ready Mix Concrete, Don Aikin, Or. Ph it Akre, Aladdin Hotel, Allen & Haosen Jim Kelly, Or. John Kelty, K1sner, Irwin -Somerset Motel, Bill Knudsen, Dick Koeb, Leroy Kottum- Stadium Saloon, Frank Mens Clothing, Harry Allen, Amencan Pnntmg Co., Or. Stanley Ames, Eddie Anderson, Anderson Dairy, Farley M. Anderson, Jr., Koslowski, Ralph Kraemer. Total Plays 388 361 Grantz 2 0 0 .000 0 0 0 John Anderson, Or. Paul Anderson, Tom Anderson, Dr. and Mrs.. Tom Armour, Arrow Ready Mix Concrete, Artus Sprinkler Co., Artus LandSCapmg Co., Jerry Ashby- State Fii!rm Insurance, Renny Ashleman, Gary Ashworth, Atiyeh Chi!Yron, Herman Axel- Land W Inc., LaNova Pizzeria, J1m Lacy, George La Grange- Home Lumber, Or. S. Joseph LaManensa, Lamb and One, Ralph TOTAL OFFENSE Dye Las Vegas Com Wrappers, Aztec Industrial Bearnl(] & Supply Co. Lamb, Landmark Hotel, Dr. Donald Larson, Las Vegas Booiery, Las Vegas Club, Las Vegas D1str~butmg Co., Las Vegas Hilton 1967 1311 1 0 0 .000 0 0 0 Hotel, Las Vegas - Tonopah. Reno Stage Lmes. Laven tho!, Krekstein, Horwath & Horwath, Lawrence Mayflower & Storage, Thomas Pat Babb•ngton, Leland Eugene Backus, Mrs. Judy Baker, Mr. & Mrs. 5.1m Ballenger, Gary Ballinger· Tanner Gray lines, Bally Pilul Lax all, Or. A. R~ul Leavitt, Myron E. Leavitt, Leavitt Insurance Agency, Eddie LeBarOfl, Allen Lee- Pete Findlay Olds­ Times Punted 28 32 1 0 1 .000 0 0 0 D•stributing Company, Bank of Neo~ada, Bankers Life of Des Moines, Sharon Barber, Or. James Barger, Joseph L. Bauman, mobile, Danny Lee, John Peter Lee, Robert G. Legakes, Or. John A. Le1tch, Roy and Salty Lev.ne, AI Levy, C. A. Lewis, Leo Lewis, Beal's Royal Glass & Mhror Co., B•ll Beeker- Ch•ldren's Bootery, Ernest A. Becker, Mr. & Mrs. Pete Becker, Uoyd Bell, Rex Or. & Mrs. B. J. Litty, Lionel, Sawyer, Collins & Wartman, Or. Ralph L•tton, Longley Construction Co., Lotus tnn, Slavko Luk- Punts Had Blocked A. Bell, Tom Bell, Mike Bergemeyer, Senator Alan Bible, Hern Biddulph, Jack Biegger • Fletcher Jones Chevrolet, James H. kh, Or. James Lum, Ron Lune, Dr. Robert Lysgaard. 1 1 Bilbtay, Jack Binion· Horseshoe Club, Erme Black Masonry, Mr. & Mrs. J. A. Blasco, James Blasco. Joe Blasco, James J. Brown, RECEIVING NO YOS AVE TO LONG Sam Blazek, Gil Blonsley, Jerry L. Slut, Hank Boag, George Bowman- Clark Co. Wholesale Mercantile Co., Or. Joseph J. Bon­ M. L Enterprises- Dave Compten, Michael Mack, Cat Magleby, Tony Man-can, Dr. Fred J. Marasso, '"''nq Marcus, Marsh & Me· Yards Punted 1055 1152 giovi, Jim Borden, Don Borsack, c. H. Bouchard, Or. Fredenck Boulware, Tom Bowler, Boyd's International Shell Sef'tlice, Lannan, Or. Gerald Martin, Ronald Mason, M. Gene Matteucc• & Tom Foley, Or. & Mrs. M. E. Maute, Mazda of Las Vegas, Mac Charles R. Boyle, Mr. Jack Brakman, Don Brasher, Rod Bradley, Jim Brennan, Lou Bridges, Robert B. Brinton, Bob Broadbent. McAdoo, Jim McDaniel, Vaughn McDowell, James H. McMahon, Or . Ow1ght Me•erhenry, Thomas A. Messma, Andrew J . Punting Average 37.7 36.0 Roberts 7 139 19.9 3 34 Butch Broderdorf, John Brooks. James J . Brown, Joe W. Brown, Ralph Brown, Or. and Mrs. Richard Browning, Miss Jean M•kullch, B•ll Miller. Sports Promotion, Bobby Miller, Or. Haf'tley S. M•ller, Larry M11ter, R~s and Bob Miller, Dr. Russell M•l· Brumet. Vincent J. Bruttomesso, James Buchanan, Ferrell 0 . Burgess, Don Burroughs, Tom Bushey Texaco. ter, Ray W. Millisor, M1rabelli and Associates Insurance, Gerald Moffitt. Charlie Mohler, Paul Moore- Boulevard Markel. Kenn-eth Fumbles Morgan, Sonny Morris, V•v•enne and Bill Moms, Mortgage Bankers' Assoc.atlon, Ralph Mosa, Oav•d Moss, M1ke Mottus. 24 19 Haverty 3 56 18.7 2 30 Caesars Palace, Jean Cahlan, J. Forest Cahlan, Domingo Cambelro, Or. Bruce Cameron, Or. Dennie G. Campton, The Cardivan Edd•e Murphy, Mr. & Mrs.. Jack Mutnick. B. J. Myers. Don Myers - Self 5ef'tlice Furniture Inc .• Jerry Myers, Co., Or. Leonard Carpi, Walt Casey, Donald L. Carson, Jack Cason, Causey Construction Co., Or. Emil Cava, C. R. Cavanaugh, Fumbles Lost 8 8 Thomas 3 49 16.3 1 25 Charleston Village Homes, Chateau Vegas Restaurant, Checker Cab Co., Gene Cherkas, Chermac Builders, Chicago Title Com· Or. Nat Nacheff, National Care of Nevada Inc., M•les R. Nay, Mechamcal Contractor. Charles Naylor. Edward E. Nelson, Dr. pany, Mrs. Don Christensen, Or. Don Chnstensen, Dr. 0. H. Chr•stofferson, Church•ll Downs Race Book, Circus Ci rcus, City Erven J. Nelson, Nevada Beverage Co., Nevada Rebar Co., Nevada Rock and Sand Company, Sherman Miller· Nevada 5.1vings Penalties Bray 3 42 14.0 0 Jam tor Supply, Claire's Flowers, Forrest G. Clawson. Jr .. Clover Underwriters, The Coachman's Inn, Tom Cochrane, Coin and Loan, Nevada Southern Escrow, Nevada Southern Title Inc., Nevada State Bank, New York Meats, Walt Nielson, Nineteenth 63 40 16 Castle Casino, Collins Brothers, Collins Exxon, Gtorine Collins, Lamon Collins- Colllns Enco, Or. Richard 0. Colquitt, Dave Hole, Joe Nolan· Nolan Realty Co., North American EM:row Sef'tlices, NOTCO Vegas Inc., Sherm Nugent. Compton- M. L. Enterpnses, Mike Corrigan, Consultmg C•vll Enq1neers. Manny Cortez, The Copa Lounge, Coulter Trailer Yards Penalized 441 291 Evanovich 2 26 13.0 0 15 Sates. Mark Covert. Rad Cox. Cragm and Pike Insurance, Credit Bureau Central, Doug Cr~by, Richard Cunningham, Wendell Bob Olson, Joe Orlando, Paul Osman. Cutler & Tom Pursell. TO's by Fumble Recovery Hansen 1 16 16.0 0 16 P. 0 . Distributing Co., Ray Paglia- Umvers•ty Arms ApU., Larry Patcov1C, Palm Mortuary, Pete Pappas, Pardee Phillips Con­ 0 0 struction Co .. Robert G. Park- R. G. Electric Co.. Roy Parrish, Lew•s Parsons, D•ck Passow, Moe Oailtz, Sam O' Andrea, Chuck Oarhng, Jack & Helen Daseler, Mrs. Ben Davey, D~:~~ey's Locker, Dazey Travel, Dazey Trav- Safety 2 1 Cardwel l 1 11 11.0 0 11 el Employees_ Charles Deaner, Drake Delanoy, Or. Sot T. DeLee, DeLuca Importing Co.• Ray Demman. Denton Electric, Desert Inn, Realty Holdmg, Inc., Realty Mart. Inc.. Rod Reber, Franklin 0 . Reed, HaHY Re1d, REM Construction Co., Donald W. Reynolds George Deverell, Or. John A. D1Fiore, D•scount Slots, D1sposal Investments, Inc .• Dr. Donald J. Dombrowski, Ron Dominick, Foundation, Or. Leonard Rhodes, Gary Ridgeway, Or. Dan Ripplinger, Lyle R1vera, Riviera Hotel, Road Runner Realty, Or. W. Total Touchdowns 21 7 Matousek 1 -1 0 Dtck Donnelly, Donrey Media, Mike Dooley- Dooley's TV & Appliance Centers, Steve Douglas, Chub Drakulich Golf Scholar· V. Roberson, Wilt RoberU Corporation Realtor, Joe Rockwell, Jilmes Rogers, Rannie Rogich, S•g Rog•ch, Ted Roqich, Dr. Jos­ ship, Or. Robert Dre•er, Lyness Dronet, Jim Dumont. Dunes Hotel. eph A. Rojas, Or. Donald Romeo, Dick Ronzone, Rose Bowl Race Book, Lon Rothey, Tom Rubideaux- Nevada lrrigat•on. Robert Ruyman. PAT Rushing 0/0 0/ 1 E & H DistribUting Co., Vern EdmondSen. Dale Edwards, Maf'tl Emerwotd · Turf EQUipment Co., The Elbow Room, El Cortez Hotel, Frank Ellis- The Village Pub, Chuck Ehner. Phil Engel- Elmer Fox & Company, Jerry Engel· Elmer Fox & Company, Safeway Stores, Salon 01 Pompeta. Sam Krug Chrysler- Plymouth, Sands Hotel, Judge Jim Santmi, Gordon Sarrett, Sav-Mor PAT Passing 0/1 0/0 KICKOFF Dillon R. England. GeOfge T. Enomoto, A. I.A., Wall Epprecht . Las Vegas Dodge, Or. Chet Eskey, Daren Eubanks, Or. James Evans. Insurance Agency, Henry P. Schlacks, Schn•der- Batch Insurance Agency, B•tl Scobie, Or. Richard W. Scott, Or. Armand Scully, Dan Seaton, Dr. Maf'tlin Sedway, The Seeburg Corporation, Jerry R. Se1ter. Seven-Eleven Stores. Bernard Shafer, Jeff Sheehan, PAT Kicking RETURNS NO YOS AVE TO LONG Fair & Davis Realty, Fairway Chevrolet, Or. Harold Felkes, Walter Fetgar, Enessy Ficklin· Southern Hardware Distributors, Or. John Sheppard, Jim Sherbondy, J1m L. Shetak.s. M1ke Silvaqm, Silver Nugget, Silver Slipper, Doug Simms- In Memory of 19/20 4/6 Royce Ficklin- Southern Hardware Distributors. Ed Fike, Mr. & Mrs. James E. Fillmore, Cliff Findlay, Pete Findlay, Pete Find­ Chester Simms, Andy Skurskl Realty, Mr. Slacks, Gary Lee Sm1th, Robert L. Smith, Inc., Mr. and Mrs.. Steve Sm•th, Paul V. lay Oldsmobile, Don Fine. Cuuens Mens Stores, Or. Joseph Fink, First American Title Company, First National Bank of Nevada, Smitley Construction Co.. Or. Charles S. Snavely, Sons of Enn, Paul Sorenson, Southern Nevada Mortgage Bankers Associat1on, Field Goals 5/10 0/2 Callahan 4 97 24.3 0 45 Eddie Jaffe- The Flame, Flamingo Capri Motel, Flamingo Hotel, Or. Steve Fleming, Flippin Realty, Dr. Hugh C. Follmer, Wing Southern Nevada Paving, Southwest Gas, At Sp.no, Sprout Homes of Nevada, Dr. L Don Starting, Or. Leon Steinbef9, Mrs. Leon Fong, Duane Foremaster, Forest ProducU Milnufacturinq Co.. Robert Foster, Frankhn Life Insurance, Fremont Hotel, Fremont Steinberg, Or. William K. Stephan, Dixon Stewart, Mike Stirling, Mort Stone, Stop 'N Go Markets, Or. Ne•l B. Straus, Or. Mur­ TOTAL POINTS 164 48 Thomas 2 51 25.5 0 28 West Barber Shop, Charles Frias- Ace Cab Co.. Or. Louis L. Friedman, Friendly Ford, Frontier Hotel, Frontier Radio, John Fusch. ton Strlmting, Stnp Check Cashing Sef'tiiCe, Strip Mobil· John Bledhlll, McWane Stucki, Jack Stuhmer- Security Homes, John Sullivan, Sunrise H~pital, Ken Swanson. Robert Gallagher, Games of Nevada, Tony and Clara Gamez, AI Garblan, Gawln B. Gardner, Vincent H. Garth, Gaudin Ford, Bywaters 2 46 23.0 0 25 Duke Gavin, Gay Nlnties, Ralph Gentile· Sky View Auto Sales, Bert Gentsel · Panorama Market, Georganna Model Agency, R1chard Tam Enterprises, Bitt Tanaca, Taylor Construction Co .. Major General R. G. Taylor USAF (Ret.), Teamsters Local 881, Or. Joseph M. George, Or. Elias Ghanem, Douglas Gilkey, Golden Gate Casino, Dan Goldfarb, CPA, Golf Club Motor Hotel, Charlie Teel, Hugh Templeton, Lloyd Thayn-e, Ozia Thomas, Dick Thompson's Home Realty, Chuck Thompson, Helen Thompson, Cardwell 3 48 16.0 0 24 Don Goodman, Or-. Jordan Goodman, Goodman and Snyder, Ltd., Max Goot, Joe Gordon, Ken Gragson, Gardner Greenman, Tim Thompson, Thunderbird Hotel, J. A. Tiberti Construction Co.. Title Insurance & Trust, Bill Titus, Rolland Todd, Darrell Mr. & Mrs. Hank Greenspon, Gregory & Gregory, Or. Francis P. Grenn, Bernie Gullerez, Dominick Gullo, Bob Gurnee. A. Tomblin Builders, Tropicana Hotel, Dr. Glenn Tueller, Dr. Kenneth E. Turner, Tom Turner. SCORE BY QUARTERS 2 3 4 T Haverty 1 13 13.0 0 13 HaciBflda Hotel, Mike Haddad, Joe Hagan, Mr. & Mrs. C. Bill Hames. Chuck Hate, DICk Hall. Jim Hall, Hallmark •n the Boulevard, Union Cab Company, Union Plaza Hotel and Cas1no, United Machin-e Co., W. J . Urga Art Ham, Jr., Don Hamblin, Or. Lonnie L Hammargren, Haynes- Thomas New Era Printers. Dennis Han-ey, Harden Insurance UNLV 49 51 34 30 164 Evanovich 1 12 12.0 0 12 Agency, Hardy's OK Tire, Haskins and Sells- CPA's, Dale Hayes, John L. Hayes, Jack Heard, DeVoe Heaton, Gerry He•derbnnk, Valley Bank of Nevada, Van's Builder Supply, Robert Vaughn, Vegas Paints, Or. Charles A. Vinnlk, Ed Von Tobel, Jr., Vogue Donald F. Helm. Herb & Marvs. Jerry Herbst - Ternble Herbst. Inc., Don Herman, Jim Hicks· Shanty "··. Mrs. Lillian Hicks­ Cleiln-ers, VTN Ne<~ada Engineers. O'Callaghan Algiers Hotel, Or. Jerry Higgins, Jay Hodapp · State Farm Insurance, Harland Hoel - Stardust Texaco, Moltday Cas•no, Dr. Mickey OPPONENTS 6 22 7 13 48 1 9 9.0 0 9 Hollif19Shead, W. L Holst ttl, Hollywood Race Book, Honest Johns. Duke Hoover, Judge Franc1s Horsey, George Hoskins, Hors.e­ J•m Wade· Hedges & Wade Real Estate, Lee Walker, R. D. Walker, Phil Warner, Dr. David Wasserman, Gary Wattenbarger, Rot>­ shoe Club, House of Carpets, House of L..mps, Bucky Howard, Hudson Cleaners, Barry Hunt, Sy Husney, Stanley Hyman. ert Weeks, Vic We•ss, Brad Welch, Don Welche•. Stad•um 5.11oon, Bob Weld, Wells Cargo, Chuck Wenner, W. Dale West, Western Alflmes, Western Lmnen Rental Company. Westh1tl Lanes, Western T•tle & lnsur<~nce Co., Jerome M. White & Associates, Whittle­ Ideal Office Supply, Paul Sm1th ·Ideal Office Supply Co., Dan lgllmk1. lndustnal Steel Co.• Ingram Llghtmg Center. sea Blue Cab, Lou W1ener, W1ener, Goldwater, Galatz and Raqg1o, Tl!d Wiens, Ted W1ens, Jr., Tom Wiesner, Southwest Securities PUNT Development Co., Will .am A. Wilgus. Aaron W•lliams, Bob Wllhams. DICk Wtlhams Realty, Jerry Williams- House of Carpet, Don RETURNS YOS Jackie's New York, Or. & Mrs. Theodore JKobs, Norbert Janwn, George JaramillO, Joe Jaram•llo- Las Vegas Fertilizer Co., WilSon, Or. W,tl iam Wilson, Wonderworld, Wonderwortd DISCOUnt Liquors, Bruce Woodbury, Frank & DeiOtes Woodbury, Roy Woofter. p NO AVE TO LONG Morrie Jeager, Norm Jenkms- Master Le.ase Co.. Jerry's Nugget, Joe's Tavern & L•Quor Store, Charlie Johnson· The Night Gal· SCORING TO PAT: K R FG T lery, Alec Johnstone 1nsur11nce, Bob Johnston, Dr. James Jones, Paul Jone-s, Frank Joy, J1m Joyce, Gary Yelverton, Young and Rue Mov1nq and Storage, John E. Yoxen Co.

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Davis, Larry DeBoef, Irvine DeVine, J. A . Donnelley, Mel Exber, Monte Andrews 1 6 INTERCEPTIONS NO YOS AVE TO LONG Factor, Wolter Felgar, Donald F ine, Gawinn Gardner, Jackie Gaughan, Don G ilday, George Gogian, Shecky Greene, Hank Green­ 3 67 22.3 0 38 spun, Jack Hanson, Dr. Wil l iam B. Harris, D r. Jac kS. Hirsh, W. L. Holst Ill, J. K. Houssels, Jr., D r. Ted Jacobs, Milton Jaffe, Beavers Robb C. Johnson, Clifford Jones, George K al b, F rank C. Kerestesi, Kirk Kerkorian, R. S. Keyser, Sidney R. Korshak, Harry Lahr, Andrews 3 23 7.3 1 23 AI Levy, Jerry Mack, Calvin Magleby, Robert A . Maheu, Herb McDonald, Randy McElhone, Joseph McNamee, D r. Dwight Meier­ PUNTING NO YOS AVE LONG Brockman 3 21 7.0 0 13 henry , Sebastian Mikulich, Dr. Russel l M iller, Irw in Molasky, Bill Morris, Will iam Morse, Albert Noorda, Joseph Pavlikowski, DiFiore 27 1055 39.1 64 Lucas 1 31 31.0 0 31 William Peccole, Joe Pignat ello, L . H. Raizin, Charles H. Rich, Jack Richardson, Dr. Dan Ripplinge r, Dick Ronzone, Charles Rodriguez 1 9 9.0 0 9 Ruthe, Frank Sala, Alex K. Sample, Jr., Buddy Sarkissian, Jay J. Sarno, Kenny Searles, Raymond Sennes, Cecil B. Simmons, George 1 0 0 0 Jerry Snyder, F rank Steff an, Pe rry Thomas, Ed Torres, William Trent, Michael Tulane, George V on Tobel, John Watkins, Del Webb, WilliamS. We inberger, M. J. Wiens, Jr., Roy Woofter, Sid Wyman, Forest Cahlan, J. K. Houssels, Sr., and Dave Pearl. NO NAME POS HT WT CL EXP HOMETOWN 24 Jimmie Andrews DB 6-1 151 JR JC Pasadena, California 29 Marion Beavers DB 6-0 175 FR HS Las Vegas (Rancho) 32 Keith Beverly TB 5-11 193 FR HS New Smyrn Beach, Florida 54 Bob Braner c 6-1 208 JR lSq Ojai, California 14 Craig Bray FL 6-1 186 JR RS Yreka, California 44 Mike Brock DB 5-10 193 SR lV Fresno, California 41 Sonny Brockman DB 5-11 166 JR JC Pasadena, California 43 Thomas Bywaters TB 5-9 171 JR JC Claremore, Oklahoma After three houn in hard wooden seats,spilled mustard 34 Roy Callahan LB 6-2 195 FR HS Reno 12 Glenn Carano QB 6-2 185 FR HS Reno (Wooster) 26 Derek Cardwell and a roaring crowd, recuperate in Monte Carlo. DB 6-0 191 JR JC Long Beach, California 61 Bob Chess OG 6-4 234 so JC Oceanside, California A football stadium is a Carlo i s a gr eat place to The result is the kind course . Because it just 79 Cliff Conedy OT 6-1 250 JR JC San Francisco, California 11 o uldn 't be a Monte Carlo 77 Buck Core great place to spend a Sat- spend a Saturday evening of confident handling and K 5-10 179 FR HS Lakewood, Colorado 52 Hugh Cunningham urday afternoon in autumn. in autumn. comfortable ride y ou might 11 ithout them. LB 6-2 193 FR HS Windsor Heights, West Va. 74 Chris Davis But, after the game, y ou're Monte Carlo's r adial- expect from a fine per sonal When you're ready to OT 6-1 217 FR HS Las Vegas (Rancho) 53 Mike Davis ready f or some peace and tuned suspensi on i s luxury car. IP a\t' the roaring crowd FB 6-1 221 JR lV Las Vegas (Clark) 65 Chuck deCiercq OG 6-1 238 SR lV Sunnyvale, California quiet, some comfort and desi gned to let you enjoy P o 11 er d isc /drum brakes lw hind. tre t behind the 7 Jim DiFiore p 5-11 187 SR 3V Las Vegas (Valley) some elegance. the advanta:-res of its steel- and variable-ratio po11 er 11 hee l of a 1914 M onte 27 Perry Dorsey TB 5-7 164 JR JC Pacific Grove, California That's why the Monte belted radial ply tires. stee ring are standard, of Carlo by Chevrolet. 33 Mike Dye FL 5-7 158 so JC Daytona Beach, Florida 76 Les England DT 6-6 219 FR HS Salt Lake City, Utah 88 Ralph Evanovich TE 6-2 221 SR JC Glassport, Pennsylvania 42 Dave Fleiner DB 5-10 160 FR HS Reno (Manogue) 51 George Gaynor LB 6-0 196 FR HS Las Vegas (Clark) 28 Eddie George DB 5-10 151 FR HS Daytona Beach, Florida 68 Stuart Giles DE 6-4 182 FR HS Las Vegas (Basic) 84 Greg Glover SE 6-2 179 FR HS Richmond, California 31 Joel Gonzales FB 5-11 188 SR lV Bakersfield, California 21 Norm Gookins DB 5-10 172 SR lV Lancaster, California 10 Tony Grantz QB 5-10 180 FR HS Colorado Springs, Colorado 86 Mark Green DE 6-3 215 SR JC Odessa, Texas 80 Jack Hansen TE 6-3 188 SR lV Aberdeen, Washington 82 Mike Haverty SE 5-li 177 so lV Las Vegas (Clark) 55 Steve Henry c 6-3 206 SR IV Riverside, California 78 Joe Ingersoll DT 6-3 235 so RS Las Vegas Tom Jackson DT 6-6 247 SR 3V San Marcos, Texas 50 Vince Kauzlarich c 5-11 212 SR lV Renton, Washington 45 Mike Kelly TB 5-7 178 FR HS Henderson (Basic) 20 Lenny Lucas DB 6-I 191 SR JC Daytona Beach, Florida 11 Mike Marshall TB 5-IO 158 FR HS Livonia, New York 25 Jim Massey DB 5-11 178 SR 3V Las Vegas (Valley) 30 Steve Matousek FB 6-0 195 SR lV Orlando, Claifornia 85 Jim McNally TE 6-1 187 FR HS Wilmington, Massachusetts 83 Tim Melcher DE 6-4 205 FR HS Reno 58 Greg Mitchell LB 6-0 210 SR 3V Des Moines, Iowa 57 Sam Montoya LB 6-1 210 so JC Pueblo, Colorado 69 Greg Nelson LB 6-3 221 FR HS Las Vegas (Valley) 73 Kyle Nelson OG 6-2 218 SR 2V Las Vegas (Clark-) 67 Mike O'Callaghan DT 6-3 208 FR HS Carson City (Manogue) 89 Scott Orr DT 6-4 214 JR lV Las Vegas (Western) 15 Mike Pry QB 6-3 185 JR JC Erie, Pennsylvania 23 Brian Reeves DB 5-9 I61 FR HS Daytona Beach, Florida 64 Karl Riley MG 5-9 200 JR JC Security, Colorado 62 Mike Rodriguez MG 6-0 209 FR HS )0 Key West, Florida Jut ius Rogers DE 6-1 206 JR 2V Tallulah, Louisiana 56 Walt Rozanski LB 6-3 222 FR HS Key West, Florida Shannon Russell OG 6-1 193 FR HS Reno (Manogue) 70 John Salvestrin OT 6-1 227 JR JC Weed, California Kurt Schnabel TE 6-1 183 FR HS Arvada, Colorado 63 Robert Starbird DE 6-4 190 FR HS Las Vegas (Western) 5 Jim Thayer K 5-10 156 JR lV Las Vegas (Western) 22 Mike Thomas TB 5-10 188 JR JC Greenville, Texas 75 Terryl Thomas OT 6-3 222 JR JC Fresno, California I6 Gary Van Houten QB 5-11 174 FR HS Littleton, Colorado 55 Marty Wagner OT 6-3 245 FR HS Daytona Beach, Florida 87 Mike Whitemaine DE 6-3 214 so IV Reno (Manogue)

HEAD COACH: Ron Meyer

ASSISTANT COACHES: Doug Carder, Ron Smeltzer, Vince Zimmer, Ralph Readout, Larry Kennan, Chris Ault, Clayton By­ waters, John Chura, Dave Madison and Gib Dolezal OFFENSE DEFENSE 33 DYE. SE 61 P. GIORGI LE 70 SALVESTRIN. LT 72 ULLMER LT 61 CHESS LG 74 OUEOFF. RT 50 KAUZLARICH c 68 BEAVERS RE 65 de CLERCO. RG 62 M. GIORGI LLB 73 NELSON. RT 86 MATHE MLB 88 EVANOVICH TE 64 ZERNICKE . RLB 15 PRY OB 15 REINFELDT LCB ' 14 BRAY . FL 25 BANIA RCB 22 THOMAS TB 45 DREW. LS 35 MATOUSEK FB 14 MADISON RS DEFENSE OFFENSE 87 WHITEMAINE LE 85 ALEXEJUN SE 78 INGERSOLL LT 76 EDWARDS LT 62 RODRIGUEZ MG 60 NOLAN LG 89 ORR RT 50 PRICE . c 86 GREEN RE 66 MITTLESTADT RG 58 MITCHELL . LLB 51 SCHUMAN RT 57 MONTOYA. RLB 88 S. LEVENHAGEN TE 28 GEORGE LCB 17 GRAFENAUER OB 20 LUCAS RCB 84 HAGEN FL 29 BEAVERS ss 23 WILLINGHAM TB 24 ANDREWS FS 44 JONES. FB UNLV WISCONSIN, MILWAUKEE 54 Braner, C 5 Thayer, K 55 Wagner, OT 10 Miskov, PK 70 Braier, LB TONIGHT'S OFFICIALS 7 DiFiore, P 56 Rozanski, LB 12 Peterson, QB 72 Ullmer, DT 10 Grantz, QB 57 Montoya, LB 14 Madison, DB 73 Parks, DE Referee . Jim Duncan 11 Marshall, TB 58 Mitchell, LB 15 Reinfeldt, DB 74 Queoff, DT Umpire Don Berberet 12 Carano, QB 60 Rogers, DE 17 Grafenauer, QB 75 Schaffner, T Head Linesman . Gene Knott 14 Bray, FL 61 Chess, OG 20 Rosandich, DB 76 Edwards, T Field Judge . Jack Savage 15 Pry, QB 62 Rodriguez, MG 21 Gorman, R B 77 Lassa, DT Back Judge . . Roy Melvin 16 Van Houten, QB 63 Starbird, DE 22 Tubre, RB 78 Gabor, T 20 Lucas, DB 64 Riley, MG 23 Willingham, RB 80 Simpson, WR 21 Gookins, DB 65 deCiercq, OG 25 Bania, DB 84 Hagen, WR 22 Thomas, TB 67 O'Callaghan, DT 30 Lagerman, RB 85 Alexejun, SE 23 Reeves, DB 68 Giles, DB 31 Pelky, TE 86 Mathe, LB 24 Andrews, DB 69 G. Nelson, LB 33 Smith, RB 87 Hauerwas, DE 25 Massey, DB 70 Salvestrin, OT 35 Stenz, RB 88 Levenhagen, TE 26 Cardwell, DB 72 Carter, DT 40 Corning, DB 89 Miller, DB 27 Dorsey, TB 73 K. Nelson, OG 42 Hester, WR 28 George, DB 74 Davis, OT 43 Wanta, DB 29 Beavers, DB 75 Thomas, OG 44 Jones, FB 30 Matousek, FB 76 England, DT 45 Drew, DB 31 Gonzales, FB 77 Core, K 50 Price, C 32 Beverly, TB 78 Ingersoll, DT 51 Schuman, C 33 Dye, FL 79 Canedy, OT 52 Sinnen, C 34 Callahan, LB 80 Hansen, TE 60 Nolan, G 41 Brockman, DB 81 McGowan, WR 61 P. Giorgi, G 42 Fleiner, DB 82 Haverty, SE 62 M. Giorgi, DE 43 Bywaters, TB 83 Melcher, DE 63 Ingold, G 44 Brock, DB 84 Glover, SE 64 Zernicke, LB 45 Kelly, TB 85 McNally, TE 65 Gruening, P 50 Kauzlarich, C 86 Green, DE 66 Mittlestadt, G 51 Gaynor, LB 87 Whitemaine, DE 68 Beavers, DE 52 Cunningham, LB 88 Evanovich, TE 53 M. Davis, LB 89 Orr, DT

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NO NAME POS HT WT YR HIGH SCHOOL 10 Pe te Miskov PK 5-10 170 So Milwaukee Boys Tech 12 Chris Peterson QB 6-4 225 Jr Huron High School 14 Claude Madison DB 5-10 180 Sr Pius XI 15 Mike Reinfeldt DB 6-2 180 Jr Baraboo 17 Joe Grafenauer QB 6-1 185 So Don Bosco 20 Steve Rosandich DB 6-1 170 Fr Nicolet 21 Bill Gorman RB 5-11 185 Sr Wawautosa East 22 Bruce Tubre RB 5-10 175 So Alcee Fortier, New Orleans 23 Don Willingham RB 6-0 200 Jr Manuel, Peoria, Ill. 25 Steve Bania DB 5-10 165 Sr South Milwaukee 30 Rick Lagerman RB 5-10 180 Sr Wauwatosa East 31 Jim Pelky TE 5-11 190 Jr Oshkosh 33 Tom Smith RB 6-0 200 Sr Sussex Hamilton 35 Brian Stenz RB 6-2 205 So Pius XI 40 Mike Corning DB 6-3 200 So Madison 42 Dan Hester WR 5-11 185 Jr Wauwatosa West 43 Tom Wanta DB 5-11 185 Sr Washington 44 Henry Jones RB 5-11 190 So Milwaukee North 45 Rodney Drew DB 6-1 185 Jr Riverside 50 Mike Price c 6-0 210 Jr Salem Central 51 Larry Schuman c 6-2 235 Sr. Merrill 60 John Nolan G 6-1 210 Sr Oakfield 61 Perri Giorgi G 5-11 205 So Don Bosco 62 Mark Giorgi DE 6-0 205 Jr Don Bosco 63 John Ingold G 6-0 205 Sr Janesville Parker 64 Tom Zernicke LB 5-11 210 Jr Bonduel 65 Scott Gruening p 6-3 230 So D. C. Everest Schofield 66 Jeff Mittlestadt G 6-2 235 Fr Waukesha 68 Carvin Beavers DE 6-3 215 Jr Joliet 70 Ron Braier LB 6-1 205 So Don Bosco 72 Charlie Ullmer DT 6-3 225 Sr Pulaski 73 Steve Parks DE 6-0 175 So North 74 Tom Queoff DT 6-5 235 Sr DePere Abbot Pennings 75 George Schaffner T 6-2 215 Jr Janesville Parker 76 Lonzo Edwards T 6-3 255 So Rufus King 77 Mike Lassa DT 6-1 250 Fr Wisconsin Rapids 78 AI Gabor T 6-2 225 So D. C. Everest Schofield 80 James Simpson WR 6-0 175 So Milwaukee North 84 Rich Hagen WR 6-0 170 Sr Eau Clare North 85 Don Alexejun TE 6-2 190 Jr D. C. Everest Schofield 86 Dave Mathe LB 6-2 220 Jr Oshkosh 87 Jim Hauerwas DE 5-10 170 So Milwaukee Pius 88 Scott Levenhagen TE 6-4 215 So Pius XI 89 Steph Miller DB 6-2 185 Fr Whitefish Bay

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Wislt to rltanll • • • PANTHER FACTS Tom Rosandich Enrollment: 24,000 Athletic Director Stadium: Marquette (20,000) Offense Formation: Strong Flanker Sports Information: Tom Skibosh Lettermen Lost: 12 - Series History: First Meeting _

President: Warner A. Baum Athletic Director: Tom Rosandich Head Coach: Dr. Glenn M. Brady Conference: NCAA Independent Lettermen Returning: 26 1973 Record: 4-1-1 PANTHER FACES

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45 Rod Dre\11' 51 Larry Schuman 65 Scott Gruening 66 Jeff M ittlestadt 86- Dave. Mathe UNLY TRIVIA ANSWERS .... EL PORTAL LUGGAGE 1. Jay Silverheels was the faithful Indian compan­ A Fan's Glossary ion Tonto. 308 E. FREMONT Scene 2. That toothy smile belongs to none other than BY JOHN MOSER Alfred E. Newman, presidential candidate several tim­ BY MARK HUGHES es over. R-J Sportswriter Information Director 3. The great Groucho Marx used the name Wolf J. Flywheel in several movies. 4. Fibber and Molly resided at 77 Wistful Vista. Ron Meyer has fathered a new breed of cat-· the Las Vegas DON BORSACK The Rebels may be in the top ten nationally in football. But 5. The fine former left fielder for the Chicago fan. White Sox real name was Orestes. Now, this fan is vocal, enthusiastic, and turns out in record they haven't met face-to-face yet with this year's edition of the 6. Morty and Ferdy are the famous Mickey's UNLV SCHOLARSHIP DONOR nephews. numbers to watch the best small college team in the West. Homecoming Powderpuff Squad. The ladies squared off in competi­ tion on the campus this week as part of the traditional Homecoming 7. The voice of Francis was done by Chill Wills. He was a little slow getting started, electing not to support 8. James Mason was the brilliant Captain Nemo. UNLV until the team had won three games in a row by lop­ activities. Here, pictorically, is a glimpse of the Powderpuff show­ 9. Don DeFore played Ozzie's neighbor "Thorny". sided margins, but the fan is here now. And it looks like Las down at UN LV's eighth annual Homecoming, featuring kicking, 10. Paladin always got his gun and traveled from the Hotel Carleton in San Francisco. Vegas Stadium has a refreshingly new permanent fixture-- peo­ blocking and running attacks which cannot be described in words. rOTO PURCHASING & ple. But wherever 12,000 or more humans congregate -- and es­ SUPPLY CO INC pecially in wild, wacky Las Vegas ·- you run into a myriad of different personalities. BUSHEY'S 275 S. HIGHLAND And some of the more pronounced personalities-- God and SAHARA TEXACO Meyer love 'em -- are categorized below: UP AND DOWN CHARLIE-- This guy leaps up at the opening 300 W. SAHARA kickoff, then spends the rest of the game bouncing up and down PHONE 382-1462 Y AUGHN McDOWELL off his seat like it was covered with hot coals. Naturally, the UNLV SCHOLARSHIP DONOR people behind him can't see the game, but get smart when he goes to the concession stand and spread fast-drying glue on his TOM BUSHEY vacated spot. "COACH" C'LEM -- An expert on all the intracies of football, UNLV SCHOLARSHIP DONOR this loud-mouthed fellow lets everyone within earshot know that the coach is a dumkopf, and that "when I was playing, with COLLINS ENCO Ara back at Notre Dame, we never ran the option that way." It turns out that his second cousin once lived next door to the SLETTEN 481 S. DECATUR Parseghians in South Bend, and he took part in a five-minute game of toucli on the front lawn. CONSTRUCTION ZAPPED ZEKE -- He starts off with a couple of dollar. beers in COMPANY the first quarter, then determinedly goes after a "rushing" rec­ ord of his own -- how many times he can rush to the restroom 3315 S. VALLEY VIEW LAMON COLLINS without having an accident. DUDED UP DAVE -- After putting on his latest threads, this UNLV SCHOLARSHIP DONOR bon vivant spends his time cruising the stands, seeing how many CHARLES DARLING of his old girlfriends will embarrass their dates by running down and gushing all over him. He runs into a little embarrassment UNLV SCHOLARSHIP DONOR himself when he gets home only to find his skin-tight pants ";OCKTAILS SANDWICHES have a foot-long rip in the rear. SNACKS GOOGLE-EYED GOG IE-- This sweet young thing likes to flip through the pages of the program with comments like "Oh, that STOP BY AFTER THE GAME AND Steve Matousek, he's so cute. Kyle Nelson looks sweet and that ARTUS SPRINKLING HAVE A SNACK & COCKTAIL Ron Meyer ... wow!" while her red-faced boyfriend sits quiet­ ly with his foot in his mouth. After the game, he deposits her in COMPANY the front seat of the team bus and splits. REEl INN PICK 'EM PETE -- Electing not to watch the game at all, this 2217 PARADISE ROAD bothersome buddy -- his parlay card clutched in his hot little LARGE RANCH BURGER 89c fist -- instead bugs sportswriters in the pressbox for scores of other night games across the country. Real teaser here comes WAYNE ARTUS the next morning, when he visits his bookie and finds to his sur­ UNLV SCHOLARSHIP DONOR i316 Boulder Highway Jim Kelly prise that he had been given bogus scores. ·51-2503 Swimmers, Cagers Strike Gold in Moscow 197.3 UNLV Yell Squfld by BILL YOUNG It resembled the United Nations, mly on a slightly smaller scale. As such, it contained many of the !lements of that international body: :riendship, conflict, cooperation, con­ 'rontation and competition. "It" was Universaide-73, Mockba ... Norld University Games, 1973, Mos­ :oc, USSR. AMF Supports U.S. Team For the first time since the United ;tates began participating in the Games n 1965 it supplied a full complement )f men's and women's teams. This was made possible largely by a $100,000 ~ontribution from AMF, Inc., manu­ facturer of leisure time and industrial ~quipment. Sponsoring organization of ;he American teams is the United States Collegiate Sports Council (USCSC), composed of elements from the National Collegiate Athletic Asso­ :iation, National Association of Inter­ ::ollegiate Athletics, National Junior College Athletic Association and the American Association of Health, Phys­ ical Education and Recreation. Some 3,500 men and women repre­ senting 67 countries converged on the Soviet capital for 10 days of intense competition Aug. 15-25. The American GOLD MEDALS- America's 4 x 100 meters freestyle swimming relay team after delegation of 290 athletes and officials receiving gold medals in Moscow. From left, Sally Tuttle, Ventura, California, was second only to the host Russians College; Cathy Corcione, Princeton; Libby Tullis, Arizona State and Eadie Wetzel, (298) in size. Jordan''s one represen­ University of New Mexico.-(AP Photo) tative was the smallest contingent. Results of the competition and the track and field, failed to win a gold Carolina State, was on the team that international incidents which were medal until the next to last event, the was stung with the controversial 51-50 precipitated served to focus more at­ 4 x 100 relay for men. The quartet of loss. Six of the Soviets had been there. tention than ever before on the World Steve Whatley (Alabama), Wordell The Americans, led by the superla­ University Games. An estimated 1,000 Galbreath (New Mexico Junior Col­ tive David Thompson of North Caro­ press, radio and television correspond­ lege), Larry Brown (Essex County lina State, demolished Russian hopes REBEL ROUSERS-- UN LV's Yell Squad, under the guidance of Patricia Dillingham is front row (from left to right) ents were on hand to report the events. College) and Steve Riddick (Norfolk of continued cage domination with a Toni Tuttle, John Epling, Kurt Sproul and Louise Randall. Back row (left to right) are Lana Moore, Ernest Moore, The superb Russian athletes made a State) set a new World Games record 75-67 victory; and, as they say, it run-away of the quest for medals, of 39.1 for the event. . wasn't that close. Thompson was Rick Christopher, Roxanne Puryear, Sonja Santos and Glen Hodson. capturing a total of 134 awards, 68 The only other American gold in chosen the outstanding player in the gold, 36 silver and 30 bronze. Amer­ track came in the disputed 4 x 400 Games. ica's runner-up total was 53, 19-16-18. relay for men. The Russians finished This accomplishment by" America, !(e/Jel Trflining Squfld The U. S., traditionally a power in first in the event; but on the second and the dazzling performances of the lap, America's Darwin Bond (Ten­ other talented athletes, finally over­ nessee) was fouled and a protest was shadowed the disturbing political filed. The protest was upheld, giving overtones that intruded into the Bond and his teammates Mark Lutz Games. Forgotten, but not completely, (Kansas) , Ronald Jenkins (Texas were the confinement of the American Southern) and Dennis Schultz (Okla­ delegation to Moscow University be­ homa) the gold medal. cause of a credentials snafu, the near But with the advent of the swim­ disastrous riot at the USA-Cuba bas­ ming, the American gold rush began. ketball game that brought the wrath U.S. swimmers captured 31 medals, of fans and officials alike down on the 16 gold awards, enroute to seven Cubans and the continual harassment Games records. Three individuals won of the Israeli teams during competi­ three gold medals apiece: Allen tion. Forgotten-but not completely. Poucher of Southern California ( 200- meter butterfly, 100-meter butterfly George Killian of the National and 4x 100-meter medley relay), Junior College Athletic Association David Johnson of New Mexico (200- and American chef de mission summed meter backstroke, 100-meter back­ up the experience: "The Soviets stroke and 4 x 100-meter medley worked extremely hard on the Games. relay) and Sally Tuttle of Ventura The competitions were well organized. College ( 100-meter freestyle, 4 x 100- Our biggest problems were the langu­ IN APPRECIATION - George Killian, meter freestyle relay and 4 x 100- age barrier, and what we in the States left, treasurer of the USCSC and chef meter medley relay) . would call too much red tape (no pun intended). One of the greatest accom­ de mission of the American team, pre­ Cager's Revenge plishments to come out of the Games sents Paul Revere bowl in Moscow to The upbeat continued in basketball was the opening of the Soviet borders Rodney C. Gott, chairman and presi­ as the Yank men doggedly pursued to thousands of people at one time. dent of AMF, Inc., in appreciation of their quest for revenge of the loss to This is bound to have an effect on mg tra ng cons1sts an hea the Russians last year in Munich. Only U.S.-Soviet relations, in sports as well AMF's support of American team. trainer Rodney Poindexter, John Tucker and Tom Pugh. The group puts in countless hours in the care and preven­ one American, Tom Burleson of North as in other areas." tion of athletic injuries. ~ebel Players Of rite Week rtltlitii2:JtJ

UNLV vs BOISE STATE

OCTOBER 13, 1973 FOllOW THE REBElS HOME AND AWAY witiJ BOB BlUM & Bill IRElAND

SPONSORED BY WHEN UNLV WINS, GAME BALLS WILL JOE INGERSOLL RALPH EVANOVICH BE AWARDED TO THE PLAYERS OF THE Offensive Player of the- Week Defensive Player of the Week WEEK. BOOVBR·GOIUX (,JQ(,lTS 3-2, 221, Sr, TE, Glassport, Pa. 6-3, 255, So, DT, Las Vegas & .A.&&Ocn.A.TBB "Dedicated and improving" Six tackles, four assists (,l~l~S Las \egas-Los Angeles-Cleveland HD'TB..·--·CA81ND ~-- KNIGHT 'N SQUIRE -lAS REPRESENTED 'DISTINCTIVE MEN'S JACK :LOTHING" IN MATTHEWS LAS VEGAS FOR REAL ESTATE 13 YEARS -- =>LEASE COME TO KNIGHT 'N SQUIRE :; 4Western Airlines ~ND SEE WHAT REAL J.UALITY, STYLE, AND 5ERVICE IS ALL ABOUT. Adjacency Sponsors tT IS OUR EXTREME 0 LEASURE TO CLOTHE RON AND HIS EXCELLENT BANK OF NEVADA LEAVITT INSURANCE 'lTAFF. Dick Vasey General Manager HICKORY FARMS OF OHIO BETTER LIVING APPLIANCE FRIENDLY FORD DAZEY TRAVEL SERVICE

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IOL TIN' JIM-- UNLV senior punter had his best night of the season last weekend against Boise State as he belted six lunts for 43.0 average in 24-19 victory for the Rebels.

v4 PleasaJtt SuggestioN RAMBLIN' REBEL-- UN LV All-America candidate Mike Thomas picks up big yardage against Bo tailback now has 785 net yards on 146 carries this year with 11 touchdowns. BEFORE THE GAME AFTER THE GAME WHY NOT? Big Daddy's 4020 BOULDER HIGHWAY

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OPEN 24 HOURS REASONABLE PRICES PACKAGE LIQUOR (Across From Skyway Drive-In Theatre) BIG RED HOLDS 'EM-- UN LV's Big Red defense shuts off Boise State with great team effort. Helping on this tackle are from left to right Jimmie Andrews (24), Joe Ingersoll (78), Scott Orr (89) and Mark Green (86). CODE OF OFFICIALS SIGNALS

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