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Prairie View A&M College Vs Alcorn a & M College Prairie View A&M University Digital Commons @PVAMU Football Programs Athletics 11-14-1970 Nov 14,1970 - Prairie View A&M College vs Alcorn A & M College Prairie View A&M College Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.pvamu.edu/football-programs Recommended Citation Prairie View A&M College, "Nov 14,1970 - Prairie View A&M College vs Alcorn A & M College" (1970). Football Programs. 26. https://digitalcommons.pvamu.edu/football-programs/26 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Athletics at Digital Commons @PVAMU. It has been accepted for inclusion in Football Programs by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @PVAMU. For more information, please contact [email protected]. OFFICIAL PROGRAM PRAIRIE VIEW A&M COLLEGE VS. ALCORN A&M COLLEGE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1970 Blackshear Field — Price 25c Greetings from ALCORN A&M COLLEGE LOCATION: Norman, Mississippi ENROLLMENT: 2,331 NICKNAME: Braves SCHOOL COLORS: Purple and Gold CONFERENCE: SWAC PRESIDENT: Walter Washington WALTER WASHINGTON President HEAD COACH: Marion H. Casern COACHES: William Evans, Clinton Vasser, James Sorey, Eddie Wilson, John Perry, William Brown and Robert Brown RECORD: National Champion and Mississippi SWAC Champion, 1968-1969. BUY THE BEST- BUY TEXACO [TEXACO WITH SERVICE YOU CAN TRUST GREETINGS from PRAIRIE VIEW A&M COLLEGE FOUNDED — 1876 LOCATION — Prairie View, Texas (_45 miles N. W. of Houston) PRESIDENT — Dr. A. I. Thomas CONFERENCE — Southwestern Athletic Conference ENROLLMENT — 4325 NICKNAME — PANTHERS SCHOOL COLORS — Purple and Gold STADIUM — Blackshear Field (capacity 5000) FIELD HOUSE CAPACITY — 6000 BAND AND DRILL TEAM — ROTC - 120 Pieces SCHOOL PAPER — THE PANTHER PHYSICAL PLANT: Composed of 39 permanent buildings, including administration, institutional, service and residence halls (1,440 acres) STAFF: Faculty, 200 — Employees, 425 TYPE AND FUNCTION: Senior College — Co-educational ORGANIZATION: Seven instructional divisions: Arts and Sciences, Agriculture, Engineering, Home Economics, Industrial Edu­ cation and Technology, Nursing and Graduate Study STUDENT BODY: Represents all sections of Texas. Als§ represent­ DR. ALVTN I. THOMAS ed are students from 29 other states and foreign countries. Prrsirlrnl He never heard of a forward pass. Or a six-point touchdown. And he never saw a "quarterback sneak." What a difference 101 years makes. There's nothing quite like football today. The powerful drives for the end zone. The cheer of the fans. The colorful half-time spectaculars. They're all great. And all American. Go to the games and support your favorite teams. And when you go, go with Enco Extra. It's blended to give a powerful performance, too. And to put a little more fun in your drive. (ENCO) Humble Oil & Refining Company t PRAIRIE VIEW A&M COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROSTER 1970-71 No. Name Pos. Wt. Ht. Class Hometown 10. Allen Merchant FB .218... Jr. Houston 11... Bivian Lee DB 215 Sr. Austin 12.. .Curtis Ceasar QB ... 210... 6'4" Ft. Beaumont 13.. Daniel Simmons ....DB..... .175... 6'0" Soph. Houston 14.. Maurice McGowan QB..... .180... 5'11" Sr Houston 15... Luther Hudson QB— .200... .6'2"— Jr. Dallas 20.. .Kenneth Johnson FB... .190... 5'10" Fr. Houston 21... Randolph McGraw LB.. 230.... 6'3" Fr. Waxahachie 23... Richard Gonzales .... RB..._. 195... 5'10". Soph, Houston 24.. .Willie Limbrick RB. .180... -5'11" Sr. Houston 25.. Jerry Jefferson RB. 190. 5'11".. Jr. Houston 31... Gentry Powell FB... 220 - .5'11" Soph. Bartlett 33... Lester Morgan DB 180 5'11" Fr. Bay City 34.. Hise Austin DB 190 6'4" Soph. Houston 41... John Lewis RB 190 5'10" Soph. College Station 42 James Bodley -DB 185 5'10" Sr. Houston 44. Enoch Morgan RB 190 5'10" Soph. Bay City 50.. Lorenza Hightower DE 245 6'0" Fr. Bryan 51... James Wolfe LB 220 6'3"...... Fr. Warren 52. Jerry Wallace C 210 6'2" Jr. Dallas 53... Pheylon Curry C. 240— 5'10"__ Sr. Houston 60... Freddie Bennett LB 200 6'0" Soph. Houston 62. Norman Beard OG 225 6'2" Soph. Galveston 63 . Talmodge Sharpe — ...LB 205 6'3" Soph. Houston 64. George Bonner LB _. 215 . 6'4" Soph. .'. Jasper 65 Sam Mitchell OG 240 6'1" Jr. Marlin 66.. Thomas McCall OG 211 5'10" Soph. Houston 67... Willie Davis OG 220. 6'0". Fr. Dallas 70... Wendell Jones OT... 240. 6'4" Soph. Ft. Worth 71... Maurice Gindratt DT. 260.. ..e-r* Fr Waco 73... Aaron Brown _...OT.. .270. 6'4" Fr. Houston 74.. Dewey Rogers DE... 240 ..6'3" Jr. Nacogdoches 75... Jackie Harrold DT- 290.. 6'5" Soph. Houston 76.. Edward Fisher OT__ .250. 6'4" Sr. Galveston 77... Leslie Hudson OT-DT 280. ..6'4" Jr. Houston 78.. Luther Gentry DE 275 6'8" Jr. Dallas 79.. .Jesse Wolfe DE.. .268 -6'7" Fr. Warren 80. Louis Neal SE._ .220 6'6" Soph. San Francisco 81... .James Wilson —FL._ .190. 6'1" - Soph. Beaumont 82... John Moore ~ SE .190 6'4".._. Soph. Houston 84.. Durfey Thompson TE.. .215 6'3" Fr. Poteau, Okla. 85.. Ted Mercer LB 200 6'2" Jr. Texarkana 86... Sammy Lee TE. .235 6'4" Jr. Bay City 87.. Phillip Brazille SE 195 ..6'5" Fr. Beaumont 88..-C. L- Whittington F^ 190 6*0" Fr Beaumont ALCORN A&M COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROSTER 1970-71 No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown 11 -Clarence Tolliver QB...„ 5'10". .161 Sr. Shreveport La. 12 Izell Gunner FLB 6'3" .197 Fr Leland, Miss. 13 Larry Rodgers QB 6*1".— .185 Fr. — Moss Point, Miss. 14. Leon Garror DB 6'%" ..175 Sr. Mobile, Ala. 15 . Haney Catchings QB 6'0" .183 Sr Hazlehurst, Miss. 16 Eugene Roysters QB .....6'2".... .189 - Sr. .... Greensboro, Ala. 19 Willie Alexander DB 6'2" 190 -Sr. .... Montgomery, Ala. 20 Willie C. Porter DB 5'11"__ 165 Fr. Laurel, Miss. 21... Willie McGee FLB 5'11"- 180 - So. .... Hattiesburg, Miss. 22 .. Eddie Hackett SE 6'1" .205 .. Sr. Yazoo' City, Miss. 24 J. W. Smith SE 5'10" .155 - Jr. Greenville, Miss. 25 Don Bell FLB 5*7"_ .140 ..... So. Columbia, Miss. 26... Jerry Lackings HB 5'11V2" 165 Jr. McComb, Miss. 31 -Leroy Byars FB .....5'10" 212 Sr Greenville, Miss. 32. Franklin Roberts HB .....6'6%" 215 Jr Birmingham, Ala. 33... .Willie Ray FB 5'llVz" 218 Sr Birmingham, Ala. 34. Charles Davis FB 6'2" 207 So Hollandale, Miss. 40 Bobby Huell HB... 5'10" 200 Fr. ... Vicksburg, Miss. 41... Albert Carter DB 5'9y2" 180 Jr Magnolia, Miss. 42 . Richard Sowell DB 5'11". ...170 Sr. Huntsville, Tex. 44 Clifton Davis ..._.. HB 6'iy2" 200 So. Bessemer, Ala. 46... Cleophus Johnson DB. 6'2" 200 Sr Birmingham, Ala. 50 Joe Thomas C 6'3" 240 Jr. Clarksdale, Miss. 51 Bennie Craft OLB . 5'11" 217._ Jr. Vicksburg, Miss. 52 Larry Cameron LB .... 6'1" 205. .Fr. Natchez, Miss. 53 Cleo Bingham C 6'2!'2" 235 Sr. Murfreesboro, Tenn. 55... Dennis E. Thomas C. 5'11" 230 Fr Heidelburg, Miss. 60... James Nelson ....G- 6'0" 232 . Jr Birmingham, Ala. 61 Freddie Duncan G 6'1" 235. Fr. New Orleans, La 62 William Tate LB 5'10" 202 Sr. ..... Greenville, Miss. 63 Alonzo Stevens . G 6'2" 220 Fr. Vicksburg, Miss. 66 Leroy Wright G...G. 5'11" 225 Sr. .... Birmingham, Ala. 67 .. Charles Beard G 6'2"—..... 230 . Jr. Shreveport, La. 68 Alex Price T 6'3" 250 So. „ Yazoo City, La. 69 Louis White G 6'2y2" 230 Sr. Portland, Ala. 70.. Robert Penchion T 6*5"... 227.. Jr Town Creek, Ala. 7 2 Billy Howard T 6'3" 235 Fr. Clarksdale, Miss. 73- j e. Frelix T 6'2" 278 Sr. Columbia, Miss. 74 .Calvin Haynes — —G 6'2 272 -.Sr. , Petal, Miss. 75 Elijah Brown -T. 6*1" 251— Jr Greenville, Miss. 76 Jbetigs Friday . G 6*2" 235 Jr. Jackson, Miss. 77 . Fred Carter T 6'1" -275 Sr Mansfield, La. 78 Harold Terrell T 6*2".— -240 Fr. Vossburg, Miss. 79 Anderson Johnson T— ..„6'2"— 272— So. Cleveland, Miss. 81 Boyd Brown TE 6'5" 215. Fr. ...... Woodville, Miss. 82 Robert Cade TE 6'1" 215 Sr. ._ Mobile, Ala. 83 . George Cole OLB . 6*3" 215 Sr. Canton, Miss. 84 Charles Suttles SE 6W 204 Fr. Westfield, Ala. 85 Harry Crockett OLB 6'2" 222 Jr. Greenville, Miss. 86 Alvin Moore T 6'5" 240 -Sr. .... Birmingham, Ala. 87 Floyd Rice TE 6'3" 215 Sr - Natchez, Miss. 89 Harry Gooden OLB 6W 220 Jr Birmingham, Ala. ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION - PV A&M C. L. WILSON Chairman Athletic Council W. J. NICKS Assistant to the President for Athletic Department ALEXANDER DURLEY Athletic Director Head Football Coach LUTHER FRANCIS LINDSEY WEATIIERSPOON HOOVER WRIGHT C. A. WOOD JOE BOOKER Athletic Business Professor of Head, Department Director, College Sports Information Manager Agriculture of Athletics and Information Services Director Physical Education ATHLETIC STAFF Head Football Coach Alexander Durley Linebackers and Defensive Backs Coach Joe Henry Offensive Line Coach John Tankersley RETTIC TANKERSLEY HENRY Defensive Line Coach James Hillyer COACHES Specialist E. V. Rcttig Scout Raymond Daniel Trainer John Harvey Statistician Dwight Perkins DANIELS HILLYER HARVEY TODAY'S GAME is a Southwestern Conference battle between two of the oldest state land-grant colleges in the nation. Origin­ ally scheduled for Shea Stadium in New York, the game was re­ scheduled for Blackshear Field due to legal problems experienc­ ed by the promoters. The Alcorn Braves are undefeated in con­ ference play and artf heading for their third straight league \championship. The PV Panthers could put a crimp in these MARION H. CASEM plans if an upset is in the cards, and we will wait and see.
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