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Nevada Southern University UNLV Basketball Programs UNLV Athletics 12-23-1967 Nevada Southern University "Rebels" vs. University of Houston University of Nevada, Las Vegas Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalscholarship.unlv.edu/basketball_programs Part of the American Popular Culture Commons, and the Civic and Community Engagement Commons Repository Citation University of Nevada, Las Vegas (1967). Nevada Southern University "Rebels" vs. University of Houston. Available at: https://digitalscholarship.unlv.edu/basketball_programs/28 This Pamphlet is protected by copyright and/or related rights. It has been brought to you by Digital Scholarship@UNLV with permission from the rights-holder(s). You are free to use this Pamphlet in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s) directly, unless additional rights are indicated by a Creative Commons license in the record and/or on the work itself. This Pamphlet has been accepted for inclusion in UNLV Basketball Programs by an authorized administrator of Digital Scholarship@UNLV. For more information, please contact [email protected]. NEVADA. SOUTHERN ' 1 11 UNIVERSITY ~ REBELS - vs - .,, UNIVERSITY ~OF HOUSTON · Saturday, Dec. 23, 1967 8:15 p.m. LAS VEGAS , CONVENTION CENTER" ill .... ... Rolland Todd Head Basketball Coach Chancellor's Welcome to Sports fans to be in Rolland Todd begins his thjrd season as Head Basketball Coach for Nevada Southern University. In the 1964-65 season, he compiled a 15-11 Basketball Games Programs record; last season the Rebels posted a 21-6 mark. He began his playing Dear NSU Sports Fan: career at Strathmore, California, High School. He was scoring leader in Welcome to another, and we hope for all of us a successful, Nevada 1953-54 at Fresno State College. Southern University Intercollegiate Athletics sporting event. We sincerely Todd is a Fresno State graduate ( 1958) and completed his master's hope you enjoy this major sports activity, as your attendance has indicated degree at the University of Washington in 1963. your continued enjoyment of games in past seasons. A stickler for fundamentals, Todd began his coaching career at Rainier You are watching the NSU Rebels, one of the best teams in the coun­ Beach High, Seattle, a conference runner-up in its first year (14-6). try- a team ranked in the Top 10 in the nation in their division last year. llis previous college coaching experience at Riverside City College We of the University are justly proud of our fine athletics, and the excellent (winner of 35 straight during 1963-64) and Los Angeles State where he job of coaching and program directing being done by Coach Rolland Todd was as assistant for two years prior to coming to Nevada Southern. and Athletic Director Michael Drakulich. We feel certain your support Todd gained All-American recognition in 1960 with the AAU Buchan of all our teams, present and future, will by their showing of skill and sports­ Bakers and later saw action with the San Francisco Saints and Oakland manship in this game, be justified. A Oaks. We thank all our loyal fans for their support. A special "Thank You'' Coach Todd's enthusiasm and refusal to rest on the laurels of last must go to members of the Century Club, a part of the University Rebel year's success has brought to Nevada Southern University the most talented Club, for their unequalled contributions to the NSU Athletic Program. ROLLAND TODD group. of basketball players in the history of the school, that coupled with Head Coach returnmg lettermen should make for an exciting Rebel basketball team DR. DONALD C. MOYER Again, welcome - and thank you for coming. that Southern Nevadans can be proud of. Chancellor DR. DONALD C. MOYER Chancellor NEVADA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY 1967-68 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE A Rebel Booster DATE OPPONENT LOCATION Dec. I, 1967-Friday .. _____ Denver University _ Denver, Colo. Dec. 2, 1967-Saturday __ Wyoming University .. Laramie, Wyo. Dec. 5, 1967-Tuesday Chico State College -·· ........ _ Convention Center REBEL CENTURY CLUB MEMBERS 1967-68 SEASON: Dec. II , 1967-Monday . .. University of AlbuqueTQue Convention Center Dec. 14, 1967-Thursday .. __ _ ____ ___ ..... University of Nevada ... _Convention Center Michael Silvagni John Laxalt Dec. 16, 1967-Saturday ... _____ .. ... • . .. California State (L.A.) Los Angeles. Calif. Thomas J. McDonnell, Harry Allen Dec. 19 , 1967-Tuesday ____________ __ --·- .... University of Hawaii Convention Center Theodore Jacobs, M . D. Dr. G. Gardner Herb McDonald, Joe Pavlikowski Dec. 22, 1967-Friday __ . _ ... ..... North Texas State Univ. Convention Center Dec. 23, 1967-Saturday ...... Houston University Convention Center Dr. James Barger, M. D. Sam Cohen Harley E. Harmon Louis Weiner Dec. 27 , 1967-Wednesday _. Holiday Classic ... Convention Center Dr. Kenneth Smith Boyd & Leavitt, Atty's. David Goldwater Arizona State (Tempe) F. J. Brady City Janitor University of the Pacific Supply Russell F. Miller M. D. Joseph McNamee Harry Reid, Singleton, Loyola University (L.A.) Delaney & Jemison Jan. 4, 1968-Thursday __ Oklahoma City University Convention Center J. A . Bilbray Charles Teel Mike Stirling Jan. 7. 1968-Sunday .. St. Martin's College .. .. Convention Center Gardner Greenman Clyde (Cotton) Crutchfield R. J. Ronzone George Dickerson Jan. II, 1968-Thursday Northern Arizona Univ . Flagstaff, Ariz. Jan. 15, 1968-Monday College of Southern Utah Convention Center John E. Drake William C. LaRusso, Bank of Las Vegas Herby Barsky Jan. 22, 1968-Monday Centenary College Convention Center University Branch Dr. Erven Nelson Jan. 27, 1968-Saturday _University of Nevada .. Reno , N evad'a Sid Wyman Ed Jaffe Jan. 29, 1968-Monday ... _ University of Albuquerque Albuquerque, New Mexico Cy Crandall Isadore (lzzy) Marion Dean T. Terry Dr. James Jones Convention Center Ed and Mary Von Tobel ~=~: ~: :m=~·;~~~~y ~-- _ --~~::::::::::~ --~ ~~;~~~~~y A~~z~n"~ifu~i~~~i"." > Convention Center Donrey Outdoor Advertising R. J. McElhone Dr. Dan Ripplinger Feb. 12, 1968-Monday . _...... ---------····-------- College of Southern Utah Cedar City, Utah Tom Wiesner Dr. Albert Noorda Foundation Feb. 16, 1968-Friday ................ --··-------·---- . _ University of San Diego San Diego, Calif Co. Feb. 17, 1968-Saturday ..... ------------- .. Univ. of Calif. ( Irvine) Irvine, Calif. Ed Fike Dr. Marvin Sedway Thomas G. Bell Fred Weichman Feb. 23·24, 1968-Friday & Saturday ..................... University of Hawaii ... Honolulu, Hawaii Robert Shaw Sam Krug Feb. 26, 1968-Monday _ ............ ----------------------· Service All-Stars .................. .. .. Honolulu, Hawaii Dr. Thomas Armour Myron E. Leavitt Mar. 4, 1968-Monday __ ....... -------- _____ .... Hiram Scott (Nebraska) .. Convention Center Deluca Importing Co . Joe Gordon Harley E. Harmon Pete Findlay Robert Keyser William H. Wilson Ins. Agency Keltner Milum, & Johnson NEVADA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY CAMPUS ~RINTEO IN U 5. A. i For the taste you never get tireCI of. 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Class Exp. Hometown Assistant Coach - Bill Scobie No. Name Pos. Ht. Hometown No. Name Pos. Ht. \ lvl Houston (Austin) Director of Athletics - 10 WATSON, Curtis G 6'0" El Centro 11 Vern Lewis G 5-11 170 Sr. \ 170 S-o. fn Drumright, Okla. I I I ,...,..--... 11 13 Larry Anderson G 6-1 \ Michael Drakulich 12 CARTER, Ron G 6' 1 Porterville 15 Ken Spain F-C 6-9 230 Jr. lvl Houston (Austin) I I I '( \ Team Manager- Harold Stafford 11 I,_J' 14 PLAWSKI, Ed G 6'1 Hempstead Team Trainer - R. E. Tobler 21 Tom Gribben G 6-2 180 So. fn Berwyn, Ill. I I I I 22 STAFFORD, Harold G 5' 10" Riverside
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