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RA:CI 0 ••• TV ••• GUIDEBOOK Contents: Page Schedule and 1962 Results •• . l College and Coaching Staff • • • • 2 Facts About Central • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3 Evergreen Conference Football Champs· • • • • • • • • • • 4 All-Time Standings with '63 Opponents •••• . 5 Central' s All-Evergreen Selections • • • • • • • • • • • • 9 Looking at Each Game • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 10 1962 Evergreen Conference Standings • • • • • • • • • 12 Paragraphing the ' 63 Opponents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 13 Central's 1963 Prospects ................... • 15 19 62 Central Statistics • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 16 19 62 Evergreen Statistics. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 17 All-Time Evergreen Statistical Leaders •••• 20 Central Coaches' Records • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 21 Numerical Roster (green paper) ••••••••••• . • • • • 23 Alphabetical Roster (green paper) ••••••• 24 Roster by Position (green paper)•••••••• . 25 Lettermen Returnees (green paper). • • • • •••• . • • • • 27 This guidebook prepared by the Office of Information at Central Washington State College, Ellensburg; John Ludtka, director, lV.dke Ingraham, sports information. Special thanks is given Leo Nicholson and the athletic office staff for their work in gathering records. 1963 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1 September 21 vVHITMAN COLLEGE 1:30 September 28 UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUND * 1:30 October 5 'liVHITWORTH COLLEGE * 1:30 October 12 At Eastern Washington State Coll ege * ( Cheney) 1: 3 0 October 19 At Pacific University (Forest Grove, Oregon) 8:00 October 26 PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY (Homecoming) 1:30 November 2 WE STERN \iVASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE 1:30 November 9 At University of Puget Sound* 1: 30 November 16 At \Vhi tworth College ( Spokane) * 1: 30 *denotes Evergreen Conference games. 1962 RESULTS ( 4-4-1) Central Opponent Score 21 Whitman College 0 25 Pacific Lutheran 0 * 6 Western \Vashington 6 (tie) * 6 Puget Sound 9 * 0 Whitworth 32 * 32 Eastern Y.f ashington 3 * 6 P acific Lutheran 20 * 21 ·western Washington 14 * 6 Willamette 13 123 97 * Evergreen Conference games. THE COLLEGE STAFF 2 President Dr. James E. Brooks Business Manager Kenneth Courson :r:::ean of Instruction :r:::r. J. Wesley Crum Director of Athletics Adrian ( Bink) Beamer Chairman, Faculty Athletic Committee Perry ~itchell THE COACHING STAFF Head Football Coach Mel Thompson (W. S. U. 1952) Assistant Football Coach Jim Nylander (Bradley, 1950) Assistant Football Coach Art Hutton ( Washington, 1949) Student Assistant Coach Arnie Tyler (CV/S C, 1962) SPORTS INFORMATION For information regarding any phase of Central athletics, contact Mike Ingraham, sports information, Central Washington State College, or John Ludtka, director of information, same address. The Athletic News Bureau is located in room llO, old Music Building. The office telephone is v:Alnut 5-5321, extension 288. Ludtka's home telephone is WO 2-6217. A complete publicity service is avail­ able to all authorized news agencies. FACTS ABOUT CENTRAL 3 LOCATION: In Ellensburg, Washington, a city of 8, 975 centrally located in Kittitas County, 105 miles east of Seattle, 36 miles north of Yakima, and 180 miles southwest of Spokane. Other nearby cities are Wenatchee, Ephrata, Moses Lake and Pasco-Kennewick-Richland. CONFERENCE : Evergreen Conference established in 1948 ENROLLMENT: 2800 TEA M NICKNA ME: v/ildcats SCH OOL COLORS: Crimson and Black STADIUM: College Field, seats 3000. Pressbox atop north stands OTHER ATHLETIC FACILITIES: Nicholson Pavillion (seats 4000) is site of varsity basketball and wrestling events. The Pavillion has a six-lane, regulation 25-yard swimming pool, handball courts, large intramural sports and dance area and field house. Tennis courts, baseball field, and large intramural fields are ad- j acent to the Pavillion. Additional tennis courts are near dormitory areas. Modern physical education instructional equipment is available throughout the Pavillion. The 440-yard track (with 220-straightaway) rims the football field. HISTORIC FEATURES : Central Washington Normal School was established by the first \Vashington legislature in 1890 and the school opened in 1891 with four faculty members and 86 students. The physical make-up of the campus at that time was occupancy of the second floor of the Washington public school. Presently Central has 55 buildings spread over 112 acreas. The estimated worth is more than $la 5 mill. In 1933 the legislature authorized the College to grant the B.A. degree, In 1937 we became Central Washington College of Education. 1947 was the year in which the legislature authorized B. A. degrees in Arts and Sciences and the Master of Edu- cation degree. In 1961 the name was changed to Central Washington State College. 4 CWSC is accredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education and the Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools. Too, it has been approved by the United State Attorney General as an institution for non-quota immigrant students. The college has divisions of Education, Fine and Applied Arts, Language and Literature, Physical Education, Science, and Social Science. Today, Central is entering its 73rd year of service. EVERGREEN CONFERENCE FOOTBALL CHA MP! ONSHIPE: 1948 Eastern Washington and University of Puget Sound (tie) 1949 Eastern Washington and University of Puget Sound (tie) 1950 Eastern Washington 1951 Pacific Lutheran U. , University of Puget Sound, and Western Washington (tie) 1952 Pacific Lutheran University 1953 University of Puget Eound and \.Vhitworth (tie) 1954 Whitworth 1955 Whitworth 1956 University of Puget Sound 1957 CENTRAL WASHINGTON 1958 CENTRAL WAE: HINGTCN and vVestern Washington (tie) 1959 vVhitworth 1960 \.-Vhitworth 1961 CENTRAL WASHINGTON 1962 \-Vhitworth A LL-TI ME STANDINGS WI TH 1 63 OPPONENTS 5 Games Won Lost Tied ;/v'hi tman College 1 1 5 6 0 University of Puget Sound 20 9 11 0 vVhi t worth College 19 8 10 1 Eastern \Vash. St at e Col lege 37 18 16 3 Pacific University 1 0 1 0 Pacific Lutheran University 31 16 15 0 -;lest ern Nash. State College 41 23 15 3 Total 160 79 74 7 SERI ES SCORE WI TH 1 63 OPPONENTS Year Central \Vhi t man ( 5-6-0) 1952 20 14 1953 6 25 1954 0 14 1955 7 26 1956 14 25 1957 14 13 1958 13 7 1959 13 20 1960 0 14 1961 19 0 1962 21 0 Year Central University of Puget Sound (9-10-11) 1922 22 6 1923 0 13 1924 14 24 1939 19 7 1948 0 6 1949 21 13 1950 7 0 1951 6 20 1952 2 15 1953 19 20 1954 0 6 1955 0 15 1956 12 20 1957 25 7 6 Year Central University of :!?uget Sound 1958 20 19 1959 14 13 1960 13 6 1960 7 19 1961 33 21 1962 6 9 Year Central Whit worth Coll es-e ( 8-10-1) 1934 47 0 1946 21 7 1947 13 6 1948 0 0 1949 13 14 1950 14 19 1951 19 7 1952 0 7 1953 2 7 1954 6 15 1955 6 21 1956 19 7 1957 7 6 1958 43 13 1959 0 19 1960 0 10 1961 33 14 1961 19 21 1962 0 32 Year Central Eastern ( 1 8-1 6-3) 1924 0 33 1925 6 0 1926 31 7 1927 25 7 1928 13 7 1929 7 20 1930 ' 12 6 1931 7 6 1932 0 0 1933 . 13 6 1934 0 8 1035 0 0 1936 6 12 1937 0 18 1938 0 6 Year Central Eastern 7 1939 0 7 1940 7 14 1941 0 7 1942 15 6 1946 7 6 1947 13 16 1948 7 21 1949 0 20 1950 0 26 1951 6 25 1952 20 14 1953 9 34 1954 27 13 1955 6 19 1956 6 6 1957 20 13 1958 27 6 1959 18 12 1960 41 6 1961 35 0 1961 26 6 1962 32 3 Year Central Pacific University (0-1-0) 1959 0 17 Year Central Pacific Lutheran (16-15-0) 1930 26 13 1931 13 0 1932 14 6 1933 14 0 1935 7 0 1936 0 6 1937 16 0 1938 6 0 1939 25 6 1940 0 14 1941 7 20 1942 6 7 1942 7 6 1946 27 20 1947 2 26 1948 0 7 1949 12 0 8 Year Central Pacific Lutheran 1950 0 6 1951 3 25 1952 9 45 1953 6 7 1954 7 20 1955 13 20 1956 13 19 1957 20 0 1958 45 13 1959 12 0 1960 8 14 1961 25 7 1962 25 0 1962 6 20 Year Central Western ( 23-15-3) 1922 19 0 1924 0 24 1925 6 33 1926 13 9 1927 12 7 1928 12 0 1929 6 0 1930 26 0 1931 7 0 1932 26 9 1933 6 0 1934 0 0 1935 7 6 1936 7 6 1937 0 9 1938 0 13 1939 0 13 1940 12 13 1940 7 0 1941 7 10 1942 33 0 1942 0 0 1946 31 26 1947 0 4 1948 7 6 1949 8 20 1950 0 24 1951 7 33 1952 0 34 Year Central Western 9 1953 23 12 1954 0 12 1955 32 0 1956 13 7 1957 26 7 1958 18 19 1959 13 27 1960 33 0 1960 19 14 1961 19 13 1962 21 14 1962 6 6 V.'l LDCATE SHARE ALL-EVERGREEN HONORS Two Central Washington performers were named to the first All-Evergreen Conference team in 1948. They were tackle Leo Hake and guard Bob Osgood. Since that time Wildcats have been prominent among the nominees and recipients of this honor. Here are the CWSC winners: 1948--Leo Hake (T), Bob Csgood (G) 1949--Jack Hawkins (G) 1950--Jack Hawkins (G), Gary Opsal (E), Eric Beardsley (HE) 1951--Newt Kier ( G) 1953--Bob Hibbard (C) 1954--Dennis Anderson (E) 1956--Joe Kominski (E), Bud Snaza (HE) 1957--Joe Kominski (E), Larry Maguire (T), Darrell De Grosse (G), Corky Bridges (HE) 1958--Larry Maguire (T), Gary Frederick (C), Corky Bridges (HE), John Wilfong (E), Clayton Eval!S (RB) 1959--Rubin Rawley (G), Harvey Rath (RB) 1960--Rubin Rawley (G), Bill Betcher (C), Harvey Rath (HE) 1961--Dick Kinart (G), Bill Betcher (C), Phil Fitterer (QB), Harvey Rath (HE) 1962--Arnie Tyler (T), Phil Fitterer (QB), Dick Shannon (T) LOOKING AT EACH GAME 10 GAME NUMBER ONE WHITMAN COLLEGE at Ellensburg Saturday, Sept.
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