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9-15-1973

UNLV "Rebels" vs California State, Los Angeles "Diablos"

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By Dominic Clark >~~~~..:=­ - UNLV Sports Information Director BILL IRELAND ROGER BARNSON SHERMAN BENNETT RODNEY POINDEXTER RON MEYER FOSTER ANQJ:RSEN A t hletic Director A ssistant A. D . Ticket M anager Hea d T rainer UNLV Coach CSLA Coach

The second chapter in the 11-chapter novel of Rebel football 1973 is previewed t onigh t as the Reb­ HOME GAMES ... LAS VEGAS STADIUM (15,000) els host Cal State, Los Angeles in the season opener for the visiting school. DATE OPPONENT TIME New Head Coach Ron Meyer had his baptism of fire last Saturday as the Rebe ls opened up t he new Sept. 8 STATE COLLEGE OF ARKANSAS 8:00pm PDT regime with a resounding 38-6 triumph over an overmanned State College of A rkansas. Sept. 15 CAL STATE, LOS ANGELES 8:00pm PDT Sept. 21 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY 8:00pm PDT In showing some strong intensity at times, UNLV rolled up 356 yards in t otal offense while limit ing Sept. 29 UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY 8:00pm PDT the Bears to but 177 total yards. The UN LV coaching staff has sel ected fullback Steve Matousek and Oct. 6 NORTHEAST LOUISIANA UNIVERSITY 8:00pm PDT tackle Scott Orr as the offensive and defensive players of the week for their efforts against SCA. Oct . 13 BOISE STATE COLLEGE 8:00pm PDT Its a new year for CSLA also, and coach Foster Andersen is smiling. His only reservation about how Oct. 20 * U. OF WISCONSIN , MILWAUKEE 8:00pm PDT well Cal State University, Los Angeles could fare was whether he cou ld recru it an adequate quarter­ Nov. 10 NORTHERN ARIZONA U. 8:00pm PST back. * Homecoming He landed a supper -- Rick Holoubek, a highly sought plum that many inst it utions wanted in the AWAY GAMES the worst way. A 5-10, 175-pounder, Holoubek starred both in high school and junior college. DATE OPPONENT TIME LODGING In two years at Pasadena City College, where he played with Rebels Jimmie A ndrews, Sonny Brock­ Oct. 27 UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII 7:30pm HST Reef Hotel man and Jesse Roberts, he completed 173 of 354 pass attempts for 3,485 yards and 35 touchdowns. Nov. 3 . . UN IVERSITY OF SANTA CLARA 7:30pm PST One-day charter The Diablos have 24 returning lettermen off a team that was 3-7 last year that included a 31-0 loss Nov. 17 UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, RENO 1:00pm PST One-day charter to UNLV that turned out to be the Rebels only win of the year. In last year's ga me, punt er Jim DiFiore set a school record with a booming 78 yard kick. MISCELLANEOUS INFORM ATION The UNLV-CSLA series record stands at 1-1 with the Diablos capturi ng the first game 21-20 in HALFTIME. Intermission will be 20 minutes for all home games 1970. UN I FOR MS Home Sca rlet Helmets, Sca rlet Jerseys, Gray Pan ts Next week the Rebels will host the first of two Major College teams as Marshall Un iversity of Hun­ Away .. Scarlet He I mets, White Jerseys, Gray Pants tington, W. Va., visits for a Friday night game. GA ME FOO T BALL . Wilson TD, with white stripes Monday will be the third University Rebels' Club "Quarterbac k Club" meeting at t he Charleston SURFA CE . AstroTurf Heights Bowl with head coach Ron Meyer presiding. The public is urged and encouraged to attend the SHOE BAN K .. . Shoes for games played in Las Vegas Stadium will be supplied noon to 1:00 p.m. gathering. f rom the shoe bank at the facility SCOUTING T ICKETS, PRESS & This is the official University of Nevada, Las Vegas Rebels football program, published by the Depart ment of Intercollegiate Athletics for all home games. It is printed by American Printing, 1514 East Fremont , RA DI O CREDENTIALS Dom inic Clark, Sports Information Director Las Vegas, and represented for national advertising by: Spencer Marketing Services, 370 Lexington Avenue, TICKET PRICES ...... $2.50 general admission, $4.50 reserved seats, $30 season New York, N.Y. 10017 ------KEY STAFF ------M EMBERS N A ME TITLE PH ON E (AREA COD E 702) Phot ography: John Goad , Bill Ireland Director of Athletics 739-3483 Lee Bernhard, Wes Williams Editor: Dominic Clark NCAA Ron Meyer Head Foot ball Coach 739-3400 Roger Barn son Assistant Athletic Director 739-3480 Campus Features: Mark Hughes Member Advertising: Dominic Clark Sherman Bennett T icket Manager 739-3678 Dominic Cl ark Sports Information Director 739-3207 Rod Poindexter Head Athletic Trainer 739-3380 LUXURY FRAVEL Next time your team is traveling why not take LTR, the luxury ROUFE travel route? LTR can take yoyr team or entire league to where the action is for a lot less money. You'll get there quickly and comfortably on LTR's air-conditioned, restroom equipped coaches. Arrive together and enjoy the after the game visit the 'BOAT fun. And, of course, LTR will deliver you and your party directly to your destination. Why not call LTR today and make reservations tor your next outing? SHOWBOAT Hotel, Casino U Lanes

University of Nevada, Las Vegas were soon acting as volleyball missionaries in many sections of the country. ~lte Best Today the sport of volleyball has reached a high peak in popularity. Yet there have been very few changes in the way 1973 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Of ~rivia the game is played from it's inception back in 1897. TRIVIA QUIZ BY TERRY SHONKWILER 1. Who was the first Black baseball player in the American DAY DATE UNLV OPPONENT OPP LOCATION TIME/ATTENDANCE :>ublicity Director - Showboat Hotel League? 2. Name the teams that played in the first Super Bowl. Sat. Sept. 8 38 State College of Arkansas 6 Las Vegas 7,854 3. In what year was baseball 's National League formed? Sat. Sept. 15 Cal State, Los Angeles Las Vegas 8:00pm PDT Few people know that there are only two sports that are 4. Bob Beamon holds a track and field record that may nev· Fri. Sept. 21 Marshall University Las Vegas 8:00pm PDT purely American. Most will guess that basketball is one but er be broken. What is it? hardly anyone would venture that volleyball is the other. 5. Jack Nicklaus has won 14 major tournaments, more than Sat. Sept. 29 Utah State University Las Vegas 8:00pm PDT Unlike basketball, the quality of volleyball played outside any golfer in history. What was his first major title? Sat. Oct. 6 Northeast Louisiana Univ. Las Vegas 8:00pm PDT the U. S. is superior to the American variety. Volleyball was 6. Two collegiate basketball players have scored 100 pts in made a part of the Olympics in 1964 and the U.S. men's team one game. Who are they? Sat. Oct. 13 Boise State College Las Vegas 8:00pm PDT won only two games out of nine as the Soviet Union took the 7. Name the two fighters involved in the "Battle of the Sat. Oct. 20 *U. Wisconsin, Milwaukee Las Vegas 8:00pm PDT gold medal. Long Count." Sat. Oct. 27 University of Hawaii Honolulu 7:30pm HST It is amazing to note that basketball was invented in 8. Who is known as the "Babe Ruth of Bowling"? Springfield College in Massachusetts in 1891 by Dr. James 9. In the 1968 Winter Olympics only one American won a Sat. Nov. 3 University of Santa Clara Santa Clara, CA 7:30pm PST Naismith, and volleyball was invented in nearby Holyoke by gold medal. Who was it? Sat. Nov. 10 Northern Arizona University Las Vegas 8:00pm PST William G. Morgan, a former student of Naismith's. Morgan 10. The great Secretariat won horse racing's Triple Crown was a director of a Y.M.C.A. just as Naismith, and just as for the first time since 1948. What was the name of the Sat. Nov. 17 University of Nevada, Reno Reno 1:00pm PST Naismith had invented basketball to fill the sports void during first Triple Crown winner? the Winter months, so did Morgan devise volleyball. *Homecoming Both men were looking for a relatively uncomplicated in­ door sport to attract young people to the Y.M.C.A. during FIND ANSWERS ELSEWHERE IN BOOK HEAD COACH: Ronald Meyer (Purdue-- 1963) (702) 739-3400 the Winter. Morgan stretched a tennis net across the floor, put six players on a side, and gave them the inflated bladder from ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Bill Ireland (702) 739-3483 a soccer ball to hit over the net. Y.M.C.A. officials who saw the experiment were impressed with the simplicity, minimum of equipment requirements and the agility of the players. The rules to the game were included in the Y.M.C.A. handbook of games in 1897 and "Y" officials UNlV CDfltlles )leet ~lte !{e/Jels

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REBEL COACHING STAFF-- 1973 UNLV coaches are front row (from left to right) Larry Kennan, Ron Smeltzer, head coach Ron Meyer, Chris Ault and John Chura. Back row are Dave Madison, Doug Carder, Ralph Readout, Gib Dolezal, Clayton Bywaters and Vince Zimmer. Jim DiFiore Tony Grantz Glenn Carano Mike Pry GOOD LUCK IOIAL REBELS!

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REBEL ROUSERS-- Of­ Greg Nelson Jack Hansen Jesse Roberts Mike Haverty Tim Melcher 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 SCORES BY QUARTERS 2 3 4 T UNLV REBEL REPORT UNLV 14 7 7 10 38 OPPONENTS 0 6 0 0 6 w 1 L 0 Gratefully Acknowledges SCORING TO PAT:K R p FG T TEAM STATISTICS UNLV OPP Thomas 2 12 First Downs Rushing 13 5 Thayer 0 5/5 1/3 8 First Downs Passing 3 3 Dorsey 6 the 1973 First Downs Penalty 1 Roberts 6 TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 17 9 Matousek 6 Times Carried Ball 52 49 Yards Gained Rushing 298 122 PUNTING NO YOS AVE LONG Scholarship Donors • • • Yards Lost Rushing 10 38 DiFiore 4 119 29.8 36 NET YARDS RUSHING 288 84

Passes Attempted 6 7 A· I Root 1ng, A· I Sports Center, Or. Chartes J. Abdo, Jr., Ace Cab Company, Acme Electric, Edward C. Adler, Gary Adler, Dr. Joel Nevada Pet Clinic,Kantor Nephrology Consultants, Ltd .. James Katzman, Herb Kaufmann, Bill Kea1rnes ·Slate Farm Insurance, Adler, Aerial Transit Sys tems of Nevada, Aero Ready Mix Concrete, Don Aikin, Or. Ph1l Akre, Aladdin Hotel, Allen & Hansen Jim Kelly, Or. John Kelly, Kisner, Irwin · Somerset Motel, Bill Knudsen, Dick Koeb. Leroy Kottum · Stad1um Saloon, Frank Mens Clothmg, Harry Allen, A merican Prrntmg Co., Dr. Stanley Ames, Eddie Anderson, Anderson Dairy, Farley M . Anderson, Jr., Koslowski, Ralph Kraemer. Passes Completed 3 3 John Anderson, Dr. Paul Anderson, Tom Anderson, Dr. and Mrs. Tom Armour, Arrow Ready Mix Concrete, Artus Sprinkler Co., PUNT RETURNS NO YOS AVE TO LONG Artus Landsupmg Co., Jerry Ashby- State Farm Insurance, Renny Ashleman, Gary Ashworth, At1yeh Chevron, Herman Axel­ Land W Inc., LaNova Pizzena, Jim Lacy, George La Grange· Home Lumber, Or. S. Joseph LaManensa. Lamb and One. Ralph Passes Had Intercepted 1 2 Las Vegas Coin Wrappers. Aztec Industrial Bearing & Supply Co. Lamb, Landmark Hotel, Dr. Donald Larson, Las Vegas Bootery, Las Vegas Club, Las Vegas Distributing Co., Las Vegas Hilton Hotel, Las Vegas· Tonopah · Reno Stage Lines, La~e ntho l , Krekstein, Horwath & Horwath, Lawrence Mayllower & Storage, Thomas 23 23.0 0 23 Pat Babbmgton, Leland Eugene Backus, Mrs. Judy Baker, Mr. & Mrs. Sam Ballenger, Gary Ballinger· Tanner Graylines, Bally Paul Laxalt, Or. A. Raoul Leavitt, Myron E. Leavitt, Leavitt Insurance Agency, Edd1e LeBaron, A llen Lee· Pete Findlay Olds­ NET YARDS GAINED PASSING 68 93 01stribut1ng Compan y, Bank ol Nevada, Bankers Ule o l Des Moines. Sharon Barber, Dr. James Barger, Joseph L Baumiln, mobile, Danny Lee, John Peter Lee, Robert G. Legakes, Or. John A . Leitch, Roy and Sally Levine, At Levy, C. A . Lewis, Leo Lewis, Haverty Seal's Royal Glass & M1rror Co .. B1ll Beeker. Children's Bootery, Ernest A. Becker, Mr. & Mrs. Pete Becker, Lloyd Bell, Rex Or. & Mrs. B. J. Lilly, L1onel. Sawyer, Collins & Wartman. Or. Ralph L1llon, Longley ConstructiOn Co., Lotus Inn. Slavko Luk· Total Plays 13 13.0 0 13 A. Bell, Tom Bell, Mike Bergemeyer, Senator Alan B ible, Hern Biddulph, Jack Biegger · Fletcher Jones Chevrolet. James H. ich, Or. James Lum, Ron Lurie, Dr. Robert Lysgaard. 58 56 Bllbray, Jack Bmion- Horseshoe Club, Erme Black Ma<>onry, Mr. & Mrs. J. A . Blasco, James Blasco, Joe Blasco. James J. Brown, Sam Blazek, G1l Blonsley, Jerry L. Blut. Hank Boag, George Bowman· Clark Co. Wholesale Mercantile Co., Dr. Joseph J. Bon· M. L Enterprises- Dave Compten, M ichael Mack, Ca l Magleby, Tony Mancan, Dr. Fred J. Marasso, lrv1ng Marcus, Marsh & Mc­ TOTAL OFFENSE 356 177 g1ov1, J1m Borden, Don Borsack, C. H. Bouchard, Dr. Frederick Boulware. Tom Bowler, Boyd's International Shell Serv1ce, Lennan, Dr. Gerald Martin, Ronald M.-.son, M. Gene Matteucci & Tom Foley, Or. & Mrs. M. E. Maule, Mnda ol Las Vegas, Mac Charles R. Boyle, Mr. Jack Brakman. Don Brasher. Rod Bradley, J1m Brennan, Lou Bridges, Robert B. Brinton, Bob Broadbent. McAdoo, Ji m McDaniel, Vaughn McDowell. James H . McMahon. Or. Dw1ght Me1erhenry. Thomas A . Messina. Andrew J. Butch Broderdorl, John Brooks, James J. Brown. Joe W. Brown, Ralph Brown, Dr. and Mrs.. Richard Browning, Miss Jean Mikulich, Bill Miller· Sports Promotion, Bobby Miller, Dr. Harvey S. Miller, Larry Miller, Ross and Bob Miller, Or. Russell Mil· Times Punted 4 6 RUSHING TCB NYG AVE TO LONG Brumet, Vmcent J. Bruttomesso, James Buchanan, Ferrell D. Burgess, Don Burroughs. Tom Bushey Texaco. ler. Ray W. Mill1sor, M1rabelh ilnd AsSOCiates Insurance, Gerald Moff11t, Charlie Mohler, Paul Moore - Boulevard Market. Kenneth Morgan, Sonny Morris, V1vienne and Bill Morris. Mortgage Bankers' Association, Ral ph Mos.t, Oav1d Moss, Mike M ottus, Punts Had Blocked 0 0 Caesars Palace, Jean Cahlan, J. Forest Cahlan, Dommgo Cambe1ro, Dr. Bruce Cameron. Or. Dennie G. Campton, The Cardivan Eddie Murphy, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Mutnick. B. J. Myers, Don Myers· Sell Serv1ce Furmture Inc., Jerry Myers, Dr. Nat Thomas 15 109 7.3 1 25 Co.. Or. Leonard Carp1. Walt Casey. Donald L. Carson. Jack Cason, Causey Construction Co., Dr. Emil Cava, C. R. Cavanaugh, Charlest on VIllage Homes. Chateau Vegas Restaurant, Checker Cab Co., Gene Cherkas, Chermac Bultders, Ch1 cago Title Com­ Or . Nat Nachell, National Care o f Nevada Inc., Miles R. Nay, Mechanical Contracto1, Charles Naylor, Edward E. Nelson, Or. Yards Punted 119 203 pany, Mrs. Don Chnstensen, Or. Don Christensen, Dr. 0. H. Chmtofferson, ChurChill Downs Race Book, C1 rcus C1rcus. City Erven J. Nelson, Nevada Beverage Co .. Nevadil Rebar Co., Nevadil Rock and Si!nd Company, Sherman M1ller • Nevada Savm!r.' Matousek 8 78 9.8 1 28 Jam tor Supply, Claire's Flowers, Forrest G. Claw son, Jr., Clove1 Underwriters, The Coachman's Inn, Tom Cochrane, Coin and L oan, Nevada Southern Escrow, Nevada Southern Tille Inc., Neva dil State Bank, New York Meats, Walt N1elson, Nmeteenth Punting Average 29.8 33.8 Cas tle Casmo, Collins Brothers, Collins Exxon, Glor1ne Collins. Lamon Collins· Collins Enco, Or. Richard 0. Colquitt, Dilve Hole, Joe Nolan - Nolan Really Co., North Amencan E!>erow Serv1ces, NOTCO Vegils Inc., Sherm Nugent. Dorsey 14 41 2.9 1 9 Comp ton. M. L. Enterpnses. M1ke Comgan, Consulting C1vil Engmeers, Manny Cortez, The Copa Lounge, Coulter Trailer Sales, Mark Covert, Rad Cox. C1agin and Pike Insurance, Credit Bureau Cen tral, Doug Crosby, R1chard Cunmngham, Wendell Bob Olson, Joe Orlando. Paul Osman. Fumbles 2 7 Cutler & Tom Pursell. Grantz 6 29 4.8 0 9 P. 0 . Distributing Co., Ray Paglia· Un1vers1ty Arms Apts., Larry Palcovic, Palm Mortuary, Pete Pappas, Pardee Phillips Con· struction Co., Robert G. Park - R. G. Electnc Co., Roy Parnsh, Lew1 s Parson\, DICk Passow, Fumbles Lost 1 2 Moe Oal1tz, Sam 0' Andrea, Chuck Darlmg, Jack & Helen Dueler, M rs. Ben Davey, Davey's Locker, Dazey Travel, Dazey Trav· el Employees, Charles Deaner. Drake Delanoy, Or. Sol T. DeLee, DeLuca lmportmg Co., Ray Oemman, Denton Elect nc, Desert Inn, Bywaters 3 26 8.7 0 21 Realty Holding, Inc., Realty Mart. Inc., Rod Reber, Franklin 0 . Reed. Harry Reod, REM Construction Co., Donald W. Reynolds George Deverell, Or. John A. 01F10re, Discount Slots, D1sposal Investments, Inc., Or. Donald J. Dombrowski, Ron Dominick, Foundation, Or. Leonard Rhodes, Gary Ridgeway, Dr. Dan Ripplinger, Lyle Rivera, Riviera Hotel, Road Runner Realty, Dr. w. Penalties 6 4 D1 ck Donnelly, Conrey Media, M1ke Dooley - Dooley's TV & Appl1ance Centers, Steve Douglas, Chub Orakullch Golf Scholar- Davis 4 6 1.5 0 2 V. Roberson, Will Roberts Corporat1on Realtor, Joe Rockwell, James Roqers, Rann1e Rogich, Si g Rogich, Ted Rogich, Dr. Jos­ Ship. Or. Robert Dre1er, Lyness Dronet. J1m Dumont. Dunes Hotel. eph A. Rojas, Or. Donald Romeo, D1ck Ronzone, Rose Bowl Race Book. Lon Rothey, Tom Rub1deaux . Nevada Irrigation. Yards Penalized 54 13 Robert Ruyman. Pry 2 0 1 E & H 01\tnbutmg Co., Vern Edmondsen, Dale Edwards. Marv Einerwotd - Turf Equipment Co.. The Elbow Room. El Cortez Hotel, F rank Ell1s · The Village Pub. Chuck Elsner, Phil Engel· Elmer Fox & Company, Jerry Engel · Elmer Fox & Company, Safeway Stores, Salon Oi Pompeia, Sam Krug Chrysler· Plymouth, Sands Hotel, Judge Ji m Santml, Gordon Sarrett, Sav-Mor TO's by Fumble Recovery 0 0 01llon R. England. George T Enomoto, A. I.A., Wall Epprecht- Las Ve1_:1as Dodge, Dr. Chet Eskey, Oarell Eubanks, Dr. Jilmes Evans. Insurance Agency, Henry P. Schlacks. Schmder ·Balch Insurance Agency, B1ll Scobie, Or. R1chard W. Scott, Or. Armand Scully, Dan Seaton, Dr. Marvin Sedway. The Seeburg Corporation, Jerry R. Seller, Seven-Eleven Stores, Bernard Shafer, Jeff Sheehan, Safety Fair & Davis Realty, Fairway Chevrolet, Dr. Harold Feikes, Walter Felgar, Enessy Ficklin- Southern Hardware Distributors, Dr. John Sheppard, Jim Sherbondy, Jim L Shetakis, Mike Silvagni, Silver Nugget, Silver Slipper, Doug Simms- In Memory of 0 0 Royce Ficklin- Southern Hardware Distributors, Ed F1ke, Mr. & Mrs. James E. Fillmore, Clifl Findlay, Pete Findlay, Pete Find- Chester Simms, Andy Skurski Realty, Mr. Slacks, Gary Lee Sm1th, Robert L Sm1th, Inc .. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sm1th, Paul V. RECEIVING NO YOS AVE IP LONG lay Oldsmobile, Don Fine - Cuzzens Mens Stores, Or. Joseph Fink, F irst American Title Company, First National Bank of Nevada, Sm1tley Construction Co., Or. Charles S. Snavely, Sons of Erin, Paul Sorenson, Southern Nevada Mortgage Bankers Association, Total Touchdowns 5 1 Eddie Jaf1e · The Flame, Flamingo Capri Motel, Flamingo Hotel, Or. Steve Fleming, Flippin Really, Or. Hugh C. Follmer, Wing Southern Nevada Paving, Southwest Gas. AI Spmo, Sproul Homes of Nevada. Or. L Don Starlmg, Or. Leon Stemberg, Mrs. Leon Fong, Duane Foremaster, Forest Products Manufacturing Co .. Robert Foster, Franklin Lif e Insurance, Fremont Hotel, Fremont Steinberg, Or. William K. Stephan. Dixon Stewart, Mike Stirling, Mort Stone, Stop 'N Go Markets, Or. Neil B. Straus, Or. Mur­ West Barber Shop, Charles Frias- Ace Cab Co., Or. Louis L. Friedman, Friendly F ord, Fronlier H otel, Frontier Radio, John Fusch. ton Stnmlmg, Str1p Check C.Hhmg Serv1ce, Stnp Mob1l- John Bledhill. McWane Stucki. Jack Stuhmer ·Security Homes. John PAT RUSHING 0/0 0/0 Roberts 34 34.0 1 34 Sullivan, Su nrise Hospital, Ken Swanson. Robert Gallagher, Games of Nevada, Tony and Clara Gamez, AI Garb1an, Gawin B. Gardner, Vincent H. Garth, Gaudi n Ford, PAT Passing 0/0 0/0 Thomas 18 18.0 1 18 Duke Gavin, Gay Nmties. Ralph Gentile - Sky V1ew Auto Sales, Bert Gentset- Panorama Market. Georganna Model Agency, Richard Tam Enterpnses. Bill Tanilca, Taylor Construction Co., Major Generill R. G. Taylor USAF (Ret. ), Teamsters Local 881, Or. Joseph M. George, Or. Elias Ghanem, Douglas Gilkey, Golden Gate Casino, Dan Goldfarb, CPA, Goll Club Motor Hotel, Charl ie Teel, Hugh Templeton, Uoyd Thayne, Ozia Thomas, Dick Thompson's Home Realty, Chuck Thompson, Helen Thompson, Don Goodman, Or. Jordan Goodman, Goodman and Snyder, Ltd .. Max Goo!, Joe Gordon, Ken Gregson, Gardner Greenman, Tim Thompson, Thunderbird Hotel, J. A. Tibert1 Construction Co.. Title Insurance & Trust, Bill ntus, Rolland Todd, Darrell PAT Kicking 5/5 0/1 Hansen 16 16.0 0 16 Mr. & Mrs. Hank Greenspun, Gregory & Gregory, Or. Francis P. Grenn, Berme Gullerez, Dominick Gullo, Bob Gurnee. A Tomblm Builders, Tro p1 ca nil Hotel, Or. Glenn T ueller, Or. Kenneth E. Turner, Tom Turner. Field Goals 1/3 0/0 Hacienda Hotel, Mike Haddad, Joe Hagan, Mr. & Mrs. C. Bill H ennes, Chuck Hale. Dick Hall, Jim Hall. Hallmark in the Boulevard, Un1on Cab Compilny, Un1on Plaza Hotel and Casino, United Machine Co .. W. J. Urga Art Ham, Jr., Don Hamblin, Or. L onnie L. Hammargren, Haynes· Thomas New Era Pnnters, Dennis Haney, Harden Insurance Agency, Hardy's OK nre, Haskms and Sells . CPA's, D;~le H<~yes, John L. Hayes. Jack Heard, DeVoe Heaton. Gerry He1derbrink, Valley Bank of Nevada, Van's Builder Supply, Robert Vaughn, Vegas Pamts, Dr. Charles A. Vlnnlk, Ed Von Tobel, Jr., Vogue TOTAL POINTS 36 6 I NTE RCEPTI ONS NO YOS AVE TO LONG Donald F. Helm, Herb & Marvs, Jerry Herbst - Temble Herbst. Inc.. Don Herman, Jim H icks· Shanty ... ~~. Mrs. Lillian Hicks· Cleaners. VTN Nevada Engineers. Alg1ers Hotel, Or. Jerry Higgins, Jay Hodapp- Stat e Farm Insurance, Harland Hoel ·Stardust Te:ocaco, noli day Casmo, Dr. M1ckey Hollingshead, W. L Holst Ill. Hollywood Race Book, Honest Johns, Duke H oover, Judge Franc1s Horsey, George Hosk1ns, Horse­ Jim Wade · Hedges & Wade Real Estate, Lee Walker. R. 0. Walker, Phil Warner, Dr. David Wasserman, Gary Wattenbarger, Rob­ Brockman 13 13.0 0 13 shoe Club, House o f Carpets, House of Lamps, Bucky Howard, Hudson Cleaners, Barry Hunt, Sy Husney, Stanley Hyman. ert Weeks, V1c We1 ss, Brad Welch. Don Welcher- Stadium Saloon, Bob Weld, Wells Carg o, Chuck Wenner, W. Dale West. Western A1rlines, Western Lmnen Rental Company, Westh1ll Lanes, Western Tille & Insurance Co., Jerome M. White & Associates, Whittle­ Ideal Office Supply, Paul Smith· Ideal Ollice Supply Co.. Dan lglinskl, Industrial Steel Co., Ingram Lighting Center. seil Blue Cab, Lou Wiener, Wiener, Goldwater, Galalz and Raggio, Ted Wiens, Ted Wiens, Jr.. Tom Wiesner, Southwest Securities Rodriguez 9 9.0 0 9 Development Co., Wilham A Wilgus, Aaron W111lams, Bob Williams, D ick Williams Realty, Jerry Williams - House of Carpet, Don Jack1e's New York, Dr. & Mrs. Theodore Jacobs, Norbert Jansen, George Jaramillo. Joe Jaramillo · Las Vegas Fertilizer Co., Wilson, Or. William Wilson, Wonderworld, Wonderworld D iscount Liquors, Bruce Woodbury, Frank & Delores Woodbury, Roy Woofter. Morrie Jeager, N orm Jenk1ns. Master Lease Co., Jerry's Nugget, Joe's Ta~e rn & L1quor Store, Charlie Johnson· The N1ght Gal· lery, Alec Johnstone Insurance, Bob Johnston, Or. James Jones. Paul Jones, Frank Joy, J1m Joyce, Gary Yelverton, Young and Rue Mov1ng and Storage, John E. Yoxen Co.

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43 Larry Watkins 53 Herb Ford 55 Kim Wiese UNLY Scene EL PORTAL LUGGAGE BY MARK HUGHES Information Director 308 E. FREMONT A Fan's Glossary There's a mathematics professor at UN LV who says he likes to calculate how things will turn out in the long run. That's why he jogs 12 miles every morning of the year. His name BY JOHN MOSER is Aaron Goldman. DON BORSACK R-J Sportswriter "I think jogging is important in a lot of ways," he says. "It keeps you in top shape physically -- and does something for the spirit, too. UNLV CENTURY CLUB MEMBER With as many times as I go around that track, I've got plenty of time An educated person is a happy one. to think things out. And every college student knows that a good education begins "Jogging is healthy, all right. I just wish more people realized on the football field, because who has the patience to learn anything that." in class? Dr. Goldman started a four-times-a-week jogging class this week So with the idea in mind to grind out happy, educated football designed for Las Vegas residents of any age who have sagged a bit FOTO PURCHASING & fans -- just like football factories grind out players -- the Review­ out of shape in the wrong places. Everyone meets at the new nine­ Journal's John Moser has come up with yet another segment of his lane track on campus where Dr. Goldman gives instruction on how SUPPLY CO INC fan's glossary. to pick them up and lay them down. "Running should be as natural as getting up in the morning," he 275 S. HIGHLAND Using the following definitions as handy guides, the fan can now said . "But you'd be surprised how many people who haven't exer­ get a total grasp of the complicated, intricate world of football's cised in years suddenly wake up feeling out of shape and guilty one very own language. day, then almost kill themselves by running several miles. These Y AUGHN McDOWELL He can then impress his friends with: "Oh, I'm multi-lingual. I things have to be regulated!" speak fluent football too." A statistician, Dr. Goldman said he would be figuring out just UNLV CENTURY CLUB MEMBER SIDELINE MARKERS -- Your friendly casino pit boss standing be­ how much jogging each person in the class needs to regain health and hind the bench with extra chips. vigor during the six weeks the class is in session. SPLIT END -- What the long-haired wide receiver gets after sham­ As a special feature, the joggers will be able to get a scientific pooing. appraisal of what kind of condition they're in by undergoing a set of tests by two esteemed physiologists with the Desert Research I nsti­ NAKED REVERSE -- Boy friend making bee-line for closet when tute -- Dr. David Bruce Dill and Dr. Mohamed Yousef. hubby comes home. COLLINS ENCO The examinations, which include an electro-cardiograph of heart MAIN CONCOURSE-- Dinner time at San Quentin. beat and a measure of oxygen supplied by the heart during the mod­ SLETTEN 481 S. DECATUR FOURTH DOWN, ONE TO GO -- Dean, Erlichman, Haldeman, Mit­ erate exercise of walking on a treadmill, provide an extremely accu­ chell ... Nixon. rate description of a person's health and star •ina. CONSTRUCTION CLUTCH TOUCHDOWN -- Poor linebacker watching the front end Dr. Goldman issued a special crallenge to everyone sitting in the COMPANY of his car hit the pavement as he shifts into fou rth while drag racing stadium tonight to hustle out to the campus at noon Monday to LAMON COLLINS home from the stadium. join the ranks of the joggers. (First, all should register and pay a small 3315 S. VALLEY VIEW EXHIBITION GAMES -- The only ones Lantz Rentzal gets to play in. fee at the Office of Continuing Education.) UNLV CENTURY CLUB MEMBER "One thing is sure," he emphasized. "Everyone in the class will SHOULDER PADS -- Neat little apartments right next to the free­ get a run for his money." way. CHARLES DARLING END ZONE -- Place in the parking lot reserved for cars of guys with numbers 81 - 89.

WEDDING INVITATIONS - CHRISTMAS CARDS GOAL LINE STAND-- Over-zeal ous vendor selling hot dogs under­ neath goal posts. BUSHEY'S 30 YARD LINE-- What it takes to catch a giant Marlin. ARTUS SPRINKLING SAHARA TEXACO FORWARD LINE-- What it takes to catch a saucy cheerleader. COMPANY TRIVIA ANSWERS ... 300 W. SAHARA 1. Jackie Robinson broke the color line in the National, and Larry Doby was the first Am- erican League Black player. Larry broke in with Cl eveland in 1947. PHONE 382-1462 2217 PARADISE ROAD 2. Super Bowl I saw the Green Bay Packers scalp the Kansas City Chiefs, 53-10. 3. The National League came into existence in 1878. 4. In the 1968 Olympics Bob Beamon sailed 29'2%" in the long jump. That beat the old record by more than two feet. WAYNE ARTUS 514 east fremont "YOUR FRIENOL Y PRINTER" 5. The Golden Bear's first major victory came in the 1959 U.S. Amateur. TOM BUSHEY :IS vegas, nevada 891 01 6. Frank Selvy netted 100 points for Furman and Bevo Francis canned 110 for Rio Grande. 7. The "Long Count" saw Gene Tunny beat Jack Dempsey in 1927. UNLVSCHOLARSHIP DONOR ,hone 384-3821 jim kizzire 8. Don Carter is known as the "Babe Ruth of Bowling". 9. Peggy Fleming skated her way to a gold medal in 1968. 10. The first Triple Crown winner was Sir Barton in 1919. College Football "Plays It Again" Sunday by GRA YLE H(_ 'NLETT, NCAA Promotion Director As it is popularly conceived, the in­ "I just try to compile as much infor­ stant replay is a split-screened, isolat­ mation as possible," Elliott explains, ed, slo-mo, stop-action piece of art "and when you work through the which lets you see the play you didn't night, that means disturbing some see a few seconds earlier. people." But popular conceptions are far too Flemming is the man up front. Ac­ confining. An instant replay-in every cording to Snider, "He is super. He's sense of the term-takes place every one of the few sportscasters who could Sunday morning on most ABC sta­ do this show. He knows the game, and tions. It even has a name-ABC Col­ you can't shake him up." lege Football Highlights Show. Flemming smiled at this comment Putting the Sunday morning high­ and said, "They do call me 'one-shot lights show together is a game in it­ Flemming.' Let's face it, that's my self; and when you consider that the strength. I can get the thing done in "working day" in Chicago for the one take. And fifty per cent of the show is 11 p.m. Saturday until 11 a .m. time, that's all we have time for." Sunday, you can bet it's the only game Flemming is on the college football in town. scene every Saturday afternoon work­ For at least three members of the ing a game for ABC. After the game Highlights Show team, it's an away he hops into his own plane and heads game. Dick Snider, director of NCAA for Chicago. Films and executive producer of the "Flying my own plane is the only show, checks into Chicago Saturday way to do it," says Flemming. "Even night from his home in Wichita, Kan. so, sometimes I have to leave at half­ Kemper Peacock, the producer-direc­ time, or before, to make it. It's amaz­ tor, journeys from New York; and Bill Bill Flemming ing, but I've never been weathered Flemming, the host, comes from his " Physically exhausting" out. I've had some bumpy flights, but assignment on ABC's college football Chicago has always been open for me." telecast of the week. in Chicago, get him out of bed and Upon arrival in Chicago, Flemming Snider minimizes his role in the down to O'Hare." reads the first edition of the Tribune to production, but the five-year reign of Kemper Peacock is the head of a get a bead on some of the games. Prep­ the show is to his credit. "You know, production company by the same aration is his hallmark. He compiles the whole thing's impossible," he con­ name. "I know I'm good with dead­ information throughout the week on fesses. "The good thing is that we nev­ lines but this is ridiculous," Peacock the games which will probably be er have time to st&~~ and think about said as he sat at a desk surrounded used then adlibs this information dur­ that when we are putting the show by some of his own photography. "It's ing the taping of the show. together." tough, but we get it done. I work with After getting a wake-up call at 4:30 Snider's involvement with the show three editors in Chicago on the show. a.m., Flemming heads over to begin really begins the Monday before. That's I'll edit the main game-the one we the taping. He gets the script outline when he huddles with ABC executives spotlight-and the rest of the work is then the cameras roll. Often the nar­ to determine what games will be fea­ parcelled out to the others. We have ration is material Flemming is seeing tured. roughly four hours to do the work ... for the first time. "We'll film on the average of 12 and we do it. That's all." "I think this is an advantage," he games a weekend, and then pick the Each cameraman provides a play­ says. "I put everything into the pres­ five or six top games. Those games are by-play account of the game with the ent tense. It's like I'm announcing the determined on the importance of the film. It's up to Peacock to edit the foot­ game for the first time. To us, the contest, logistics or even if one- of the age into an exciting, five-minute piece. game isn't in the past." teams has a player everybody would "At 4:30 a .m . we transfer the mate­ like to see. rial from film to video-tape and have Flemming Cares "The most important thing about the our first run through. Bill Flemming Flemming is a perfectionist. "With show," Snider continued, "is getting arrives on the scene between 5:30 and Bill you have to be prepan!d," says El­ the film into Chicago. When I get 6 a.m.; and we must have the show liott. "If he sees a name he's never seen there Saturday night, I contact the completed by 10 a.m. We have roughly before, he wants to know how to pre­ cameramen and find out what flights three hours to get everything right. nounce it. His standard line is 'Are the film's going to be on. Then I make We have the edited film and any other you sure?' I'd hate to tell you how sure that our messengers-who race to features that I might have worked on many times we've run to a phone at O'Hare and Midway airports on motor­ in New York that we have to get into 6 a .m . to check out a pronunciation, a cycles-get out there and get the film. the show. But, Bill's got to get his nar­ statistic, a record or even a home Important Motorcycles ration in; and we have late scores to town." include. You know, it just might be Peacock rolls the cameras at 6 a .m., "Kemper Peacock has been all over impossible." and Flemming begins reading. If he the world and has to be one of the best WLS, the ABC affiliate in Chicago, makes a mistake, the film is still rolled in the business, Bill Flemming has has to have the show by 10 a.m. to in­ because the important item is to get covered every major sporting event in sure at least one run through. But, the all the fi lm onto video-tape. After the world, and I've been around a lit­ station has been persuaded to take the that is accomplished , then the back­ tle, too; but we all are helpless if one show later. tracking is done. When Flemming is of those guys in a helmet and leather happy w ith the script and is sure that jacket can't get his bike started." Show Must Go On everything is correct, he proceeds in In the five years the show has been "Our record is 10:57," P eacock ad­ his one-shot fashion. on the air, only one shipment of film mitted. "WLS had 'Water Skiing from The result is an exciting football has been lost in transit. "I know the Cypress Garden' all racked up, ready show, which provides information-an plane schedules into Chicago better to run. But, we made it. We've made entertaining news show. than the airlines," says Snider, "but every show." "The show is good," Flemming sometimes things go wrong. We had an The "interior linemen" of the show claims, "and I can tell you why. We NATIONAl COlUGIATE ATHlETIC ASSOCIATION · NATIONAl JUNIOR COlllGl ATHlETIC ASSOCIATION • NATIONAl HOlAATION Of STAH HIGH SCHOOl ASSOCIATIONS important game coming in from the are the writers. Jeff Elliott, who dou­ have a great team, and we all 'dig' South on Piedmont Airlines. It arrived bles as the assistant director of the Big college football." on time, but the messenger didn't, and Ten Service Bureau, and Kay Schultz, The 12-hour period which spawns Piedmont closed down its baggage Chicago journalist, spend their time the Sunday Morning College Football counter. 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COACH COMMENTS-- UN LV offensive line coach Ron Smeltzer huddles with his unit during action last Satur­ THOMAS TOUCHDOWN-- Rebel running back Mike Thomas (22) heads toward endzone and first UNLV touch­ day when the Rebels beat the State College of Arkansas, 38-6. Pictured with Smeltzer are, from left, Chris Davis down of the season in 38-6 win over SCA. Thomas had two touchdowns in game, this one was an 18-yard screen (74), John Salvestrin (70), Dan Wade (66), Vince Kauzlarich (50), Steve Henry (55), Bob Chess (61) and Chuck pass from Mike Pry, and netted 109 yards on 15 carries. deCiercq (65) . A PleasaNt SllggestioH

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Featuring Authentic Mexican Food Also Steaks & Burgers Home of the Margarita or Your Favorite Drink Beer On Tap CONSTANT CONCENTRATION-- Viewing offensive drive are Rebel Head Coach Ron Meyer, offensive line OPEN 24 HOURS REASONABLE PRICES PACKAGE LIQUOR coach Ron Smeltzer, offensive backfield coach Larry Kennan, and tight end Ralph Evanovich (88). Meyer us­ (Across From Skyway Drive-In Theatre) ed tight ends Evanovich and Jack Hansen to shuffle in plays during UN LV 38 - 6 rout of the State College of Arkansas. CODE OF OFFICIALS SIGNALS

Helping the Runner, Ball Dead; If Hand Touchdown or or Interlocked Grasping is Moved from Side Field Goal Interference Face Mask Delay of Game Roughing the Kicker to Side: Touchback

\~ .- -, ~ ·---:~:(. ~~! ::__ -~~ \ {// Illegally Passing Incomplete Forward Pass, .. . ' or Handling Ball Penalty Declined, Touching a Forward Forward No Play, or No Score Pass or Scrimmage Kick Safety Non-contact Fouls

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Illegal use of Illegal Shift Player Disqualified Hands and Arms Illegal Motion Personal Foul First Down

·? ~ ...... :"?, ! '. Time out; Referee's ' . ' Discretionary or Excess Forward Pass or : .' Ineligible Receiver Ball Illegally Touched, Time Out followed with Kick Catching Intentional Down Field on Pass Kicked, or Batted tapping hands on chest. Interference 'C.: Start the Clock Grounding