Football Media Guide 1965

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1965

GE.iERAL INFORMATION Colors-Blue and White Line Coach-Paul E. Selge

Home Field-Memorial Backfield Coach- Chester E. Sanders Athletic Dir.-John L. Longfellow Backfield Coach- Head Football Coach-Bill Jones Freshmen Coaches­ Robert Hollar Head Cross Country Coach­ George Oberle Robert Meyne Duane Barrows

ATHLETIC PUBLICITY TICKET INFORMATION Keith Overpeck Athletic Publicity Director Contact Paul Wolf c/o Athletic Office Athletic Department 1965

FOOTBALL SCHEDULE (Won fl-

Sept. 18-Eastem Illinois State Sept. 25-Butler (ICC) 25 Eastern llliaillllrt (High School Night) 26 Illinois State Oet. 2-At Illinois State 35 Valparalle Oet. 9-At St. Josepb•s (ICC) 14 Evansrille Oet. HI-Valparaiso (ICC) (Homecoming) 17 Ball State

Oet. 23-At Evansville (ICC) 2 Butler

Oet. 30-Ball State (ICC) 6 ~ Nov. 6--At DePauw (ICC) 35 St.,....,. rs CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE

Opponent Sept. 28-Eastem Illinois

14 Oct. 25--at Valparaiso

7 Oct. 12-at Earlham Relays

6 Oct. 16-at Ball State

20 Oct. 23-DePauw 0 Oct. 30-at Little State, 7 Nov. 6-at Ball State, ICC 0 (Freshmen & Varsity)

8 (Other meets to be Page 1-- Football INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITY, Terre Haute, Indiana General Information ENROLUmNT -- Approximately 8700; coeducational

SCHOOL COLORS -- Blue and t-lhite NICKNM,fE QE. ~ -- Sycamores

~ -- Marching Sycamores; 80 members (male); Sparkettes (female) STADIUM -- Terre Haute's Hemorial Stadium, capacity - 13,000 Haterial - concrete OTHER ATHLETIC UNITS -- Indiana State put into service last year its new ----- $161,721 athletic field which will include a bituminous material track, fully turffed football field, and lighted football practice field. Track was selected as site of 1965 ICC and Big State Heets. New 5,424-seat ISC Arena opened in February, 1962. Building includes three floors, a 25 meter Olympic type pool, weight room, wrestling room, room and indoor practice facilities for track and . Arena was selected as site of 1965 NAIA National Wrestling Tournament. CONFERENCE -- Indiana Collegiate Conference: (Seven ICC teams include Ball State, Butler, DePauw, Evansville, Indiana State, St. Joseph's end Valparaiso); also a member of the Indiana Intercollegiate Athletics, National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics, and National Collegiate Athletic Association. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR -- John L. Longfellow, Manchester, '28

FOOTBALL~ --Bill Jones, Ohio Wesleyan, '39

ASSISTANTS -- Paul Selge, Indiana State, 1 43; Jerry Huntsman, Wabash, '52

£B.Q§2. COUNTRY ~- Robert Heyne, Hanover, '48 BASKETBALL COACH -- , Indiana State, '49 BASEBALL COACH --Paul Wolf, Indiana State, '29 !!!@f ~ -- Robert Heyne, Hanover, •liB

~ ~ -- Robert Hollar, Manchester, '41

SvTIHHING ~ -- Duane Barrows , Franklin College , ' 50 WRESTLING £.2!£!!. -- Chester Sanders, , '48 GYMNASTICS COACH -- Robert L. Council, Southern Illinois University, '58

FRESHMAN ~ -- Robert Hollar, Manchester, 1 41 ~ -- Duane Klueh, Indiana State, '49 DIRECTOR QE INTRMIDFALS --James \Uttenauer, Indiana, '60 DIRECTOR OF ATHLETIC PUBLICITY -- Keith Overpeck CHAIRt1AN OF MEN'S P.E. DEPARTl\lENT -- Dr. Walter E. f,larks, Chicago, '27 COLLEGE TRAINE'i":"-T. Helvin Blickenst&.f'f, Hanchester, '38 This prospectus has been prepared and is presented by the Athletic Pub­ licity Office in cooperation with the Office of Information Services, Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Indiana. Any additional information desired may be obtained by writing to Athletic Publicity Director, Athletic Office. Call Terre Haute, C-6311, Ex. 593. Page 2 -- Indiana State University Football Information About INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITY Located on more than 50 acres in the heart of the City of Terre Haute, Indiana. near the famous "Banks of the Wabash," Indiana State University is a public, state tax-assisted, multi-purpose university offering undergraduate and graduate study in the arts and sciences, professional-vocational fields, and teacher education and school administration. Created by an Act of the on December 20, 1865, the University first opened its doors on January 6, 1870, to 23 students. Known as Indiana State Normal School from 1870 to 1927, the name of the school has been changed three times to Indiana State Teachers College in 1927, to Indiana State College on July 7, 1961, and to Indiana State University on February 8, 1965. Each name change was in recognition of greater educational study opportunities offered by the school. Called one of the "fastest growing universities in the Midwest," Indiana State's enrollment over the 1953 to 1963 decade increased from 1,867 to 6,835 students. Enrollment for the fall of 1965 was expected to be 8,811 students. The growth of the University has necessitated. a continua~ly inc~easing.number of campas buildings and a bigger campus area. Over the last 15 years, buildings have been erected at a rapid pace, and 33 are now located on the general campus. A women's housing complex of three six-story halls included the completion of Burford Hall in 1959, Erickson Hall in 1962, and Picker! Hall in 1963. Two nine-story men's residence halls were also completed. Sandison Hall was opened in 1962, and Gillum Hall was finished in 1963. In the fall of 1964, two 12-story residence halls--Blumberg Hall for women and Beecher Cromwell Hall for men--were opened for the first time. Two similar 12-story residence halls-­ Mills Hall for women and Rhoads Hall for men--were opened in September, 1965. The nine above halls will provide housing for 3,300 students. Other construction completed in the 1960's include the Science Building in 1961 and Bookstore Building and Indiana State University Arena in 1962. The old Science Building was remodeled and completed in 1962 as the new home of the School of Business. The outstanding Indiana State University Arena and Physical Education Building was put into use for the first time in February, 1962, and officially dedicated in December, 1962. This building has a large gymnasium area which can be used as three gymns or converted into one large gym floor for basketball games and other events. The gym is serviced by two sections (one on east and one on west) of 30-row mechanized folding bleachers which provide seating for over 5,000 persons. These bleachers, in a retracted position, take up only five or six feet of floor space. 'Hhen extended, the bleachers take up about 60 feet of floor space. Additional end bleachers used in the gym increase the seating capacity to about 6,000 persons. The Arena-Physical Education Building also has a gymnastics room, wrestling room, several dressing rooms, a trainer's room, an equipment room, an Olympic type swimming pool with 1-meter and 3-meter diving boards, a suite of faculty offices, and three classrooms. The lower level of the building, the area directly under the huge Arena gym, is a dirt-covered area providing facilities for indoor track practice, baseball batting and pitching cages, and practice cages. Just south of the Arena are the six outdoor, grasstex-type tennis courts. In the summer of 1964, the new track and practice football field was completed on property on the west side of the Arena. The 30-feet wide track is a quarter mile with eight lanes and is of bituminous material--there are 100-yard straightaways. The broad jump and pole vault run-up ramps are also made of the special type bituminous material, and the shotput and discus throw points are constructed of concrete. Only special type short-spiked or rubber soled shoes are used on the bituminous material. Page 3 -- Indiana State tlni versi ty Football

Construction started in the summer of 1964 on a new classroom building and a Married Student Apartment Building. The classroom building, due for completion in January, 1966, will have 32 classrooms, two 250-seat lecture rooms, two School of Nursing laboratories, a library reading room, and 98 faculty offices. The apartment building, the first of four to be constructed, is a four-story, three­ wing building with a total of 8o apartments--48 two-bedroom and 32 one-bedroom units. The apartment building vas ready for use in September, 1965. University officials are now planning an addition to the nev Science Building and a new Student Health Center Building. Academic reorganization and growth came with the establishment of the School of Education in 1960, School of Graduate Studies in 1961, College of Arts and Sciences and School of Nursing in 1962, Psychology Research Center, Computer Center, and Bureau of Business Research in 1963, the School of Business in 1964, and the School of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation in 1965. Plans are to establish a School of Industry. Doctor's degree programs leading to the Ph.D. degree are being launched in 1965 with the first programs being in elementary education, life sciences, and counseling-psychological services. Indiana State has varsity teams in football, basketball, baseball, golf, tennis, track, cross country, wrestling, swimming, and gymnastics. Intercollegiate schedules are maintained each year in these sports. Freshman students are not eligible to compete on any varsity teams, but there are freshman teams in most sports vi th limited schedules. Wrestling was added to the program five years ago, and gymnastics became a varsity sport three years ago, Indiana State and five other Indiana colleges and universities offica.illy organized the Indiana Collegiate Conference (ICC) in 1950. was accepted as a seventh loop member in 1953. The ICC has been operating as a seven­ team conference since 1954, and full schedules in all sports for all ICC schools were first slated in the 1959-60 year. Indiana State College is also a member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (N.A.I.A.} and the National Collegiate Athletic Association (N.C.A.A.). Page 4 -- Indiana State University Football

LOCAL NEWS OUTLETS INTEFESTED IN RECEIVING PUBLICITY INFOR~1ATION

Terre Haute STAR (morning paper)--Kent Harris, Sports Editor Telephone: Crawford-0581 Terre Haute TRIBUNE (evening paper)--Jimmy Claus, Sports Editor Telephone: Crawford-0581 Saturday Spectator (weekly)--Sports Editor; Telephone: Crawford 3371 Station ~HSU-FH -- Campus -- Sports Director Station VTTHI - AM-Fri-TV (CBS Affiliate)-- John Kerns, Sports Director - Radio Robert Forbes, Sports Director -TV, Telephone: Crawford-9481 Station WTWO-TV--(NBC affiliate)--Chuck Holler, Sports Director Telephone: Crawford 9595 Station vffiOW-AM -- (ABC Affiliate)--Ralph ~1cHargue, Sports Director Telephone: Crawford 5034 Station vlAAC-AM -- (Mutual) -- Sports Director Station \lVTS-Ff\1 -- (local) -- Sports Director Station WPFR-FH -- (Local) -- Snorts Director viESTERN UJHON -- located at 16 North Eighth Street Telephone: Crawford-4321

ADDITIONAL PRESS-RADIO OUTLETS Indiana Daily Papers Indiana Weeklies Radio-TV Indiana Attica Ledger-Tribune p.m. Carlisle·. !Jews Linton, 1-JBTO Bloomfield World p.m. Cayuga Herald Indianapolis Brazil Times p.m. Clay City Hews WIRE, WFB!>!-TV-R Clinton Clintonian p.m. Farmersburg News WXLW, WISH-TV Crawfordsville Journal- WIBC, ~vLWI-TV Review p.m. Illinois Dailies WNDY, WGEE, WIFE Linton Citizen p.m. Paris Beacon News p.m. Evansville Sullivan Times p.m. Casey Reporter p.m. WEVC, WGBF, WIKY, WJPS Indianapolis Star a.m. Robinson Daily Hews- Brazil, \VWCH Indianapolis Times p.m. Argus p.m. Sullivan, WKQV Indianapolis News p.m. Evansville Courier a.m. Illinois Weeklies Radio-TV Illinois Evansville Press p.m. Marshall Herald Hattoon, WLBH Olney Mail Danville, vffi.AN-TV Paris, l.fPRS Champai ~ , WCIA, 1-TDWS

*** TICKET INFORMATION FOR SYCAHORE GAHES *** Contact Paul Wolf, Ticket Hanager, or Department of Athletics, Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Indiana. Page 5 - Indiana State University Football

INDIANA STATE COACHING STAFF

BILL JONES, ~ Football ~ {Ohio Wesleyan, '39)

When Bill Jones came to Indiana State in 1957, the Sycamores vere at one of the lovest points in history. His fight here has been an uphill one, but victory appears

far more often on the State slate nov, as the record the past three seasons indicates,

In that span of time, the Sycamores have von 15 of 24 games, and last season State

compiled its best mark in 25 years, 6-2, and captured its first share of an Indiana Collegiate Conference championship. That in itself makes the past three years

three of the most successful consecutive seasomin State's history.

Jones' feats in molding raw talent into solid teams at Indiana State twice von for him the honor of being named Indiana Collegiate Conference Coach-of-the-Year.

He first vas accorded the distinction in 1959, and then again in 1962. The originality of Jones, who introduced the Lonesome End at State a year before Red Blaik did at Army, again showed through when he developed an unbalanced

lin vin-T setup which proved to be devastating. Though new in appearances, the system is as old as football in that it relies on plain, old-fashioned blocking

in accepted conventional patterns to make it work.

Jones came to Indiana State in 1957 after an amazing record at Sullivan, Ind., High School. From 1952 through 1956, his Sulliv.an teams lost only four games and

had two 20-game winning streaks. He vas at Sullivan for 13 years and also served as athletic director. He coached the Sullivan basketball team for one year.

Jones hopes to instill in young men the correct attitude tovard athletics.

He wants to satisfy the natural desire to participate, develop sportsmanlike

attitudes, and a striving for victory; however, always working harder to

improve skills and accept criticism. With such noteworthy aims, Jones-coached young men are certain to be better players and better citizens. Page 6 -- Indiana State University Football

CHESTER E. SANDERS,~ Backfield 2 Defensive (Indiana U., '48} In his sixth year on the ISU coaching staff, Chester E. Sanders was assistant football and golf coach and head wrestling coach at from 1955 until

1959. He is recognized as one of the finest defensive coaches in the ~~idwest, and it was his efforts last season that played a key role in State's having the fifth best small college rushing defense in the nation. A graduate of Brazil, Ind., High School, he was on the 1945 Big Ten Team as a representative of Indiana University, where he earned his B.S. and M.S. degrees. He coached in high schools in Hobart, Ind., East Gary, Ind., and Clinton, Ind.

PAUL E. SELGE 1 ~fiE.! £2!£!l (Indiana State, '43) A veteran and versatile member of the ISU coaching staff since 1946, Paul E. Selge has been head line coach every season since he joined the staff, except a two-year period when he was called for a tour of duty with the u.s. Navy. In 1955 he served as acting head football coach, An Indiana State graduate, Selge, a native of South Bend, is a South Bend Wilson High School graduate. He did not play prep ball at Wilson, but ranks as one of the al10time outstanding Indiana State football players. He was a varsity center under Sycamore coach Walter E, Harks for three seasons and was named at the center position on the 1941 and 1942 Indiana All-State Collegiate teams. In previous years, he has served as head track coach, and he resigned the post of head swimming coach just last spring in order to devote more time to football.

1 JERRY HUNTSMAN 1 ~ Backfield ~ (Wabash, 52) Jerry Huntsman, one of the more successful coaches in Indiana high school and collegiate history, comes to Indiana State after four years as head coach at . His teams in those years compiled a 29-3 record, including one undefeated season. He was named NAIA District 21 Coach-of-the-Year in 1964. Huntsman holds a M.S. from Purdue, which he completed after getting his B.S. from Wabash, where he played quarterback and was named All-State Quarterback for Page 7 -- Indiana State University Football small college elevens in 1951. He coached high school teams at Crawfordsville and Huntington, where his teams never lost a game in two years.

GEORGE OBERLE, assistant football ~(Earlham, '52)

Beginning his third year as a member of the Sycamore coaching staff, George Oberle will be working with the varsity squad candidates until mid-September, when he will begin working with the freshman crop of gridders. Also head freshman baseball coach, Oberle came to Indiana State after acting

as director of athletics for the Marion, Ind., public school system for two years.

He has served as coach at Mooresville and North Central High schools and at Earlham

College, where he received his B.s. in 1952.

DUANE BARROWS, assistant football ~ (Franklin, '50)

Before joining the Indiana State faculty this fall, Duane Barrows was head

swimming coach and assistant football coach at Columbus High School. He developed the lines which helped carry Columbus to three out of the last four Southern Indiana Conference crowns.

He comes to State as head swimming coach to replace Selge, and like Oberle, he will be working with the freshmen most of the fall. \ihile at Columbus, his main

note came in swimming, '"here his teams won seven state champion ships and compiled ten consecutive undefeated dual meet seasons.

ROBERT HOLLAR, assistant football ~ (Manchester, '41)

Robert Hollar has been in past years the head coach of Indiana State's freshman

team, but this year he will be spending less time with the gridders. A member of the

ISU staff since 1950, Hollar is the former Dean of the ISU Laboratory School and

coached varsity linemen during the 1951, 1952, and 1955 seasons. He was named a

full-time member of the college coaching staff in 1955, and took over as head golf coach last year. Page 8 -- Indiana State University Football 1965 INDIANA STATE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 18 EASTERn ILLINOIS (non-conference) • • ...... • Terre Haute Sept. 25 BUTLER (ICC game) •••••• , •••• . . . . . • Terre Haute Oct. 2 Illinois State (non-conference) •• ...... • Normal, Illinois Oct. 9 St ••Joseph's (ICC game) ••• . . . • Rensselaer Oct. 16 VALPARAISO (ICC game). , •• .. • Terre Haute Oct. 23 Evansville (ICC game)...... , Evansville Oct. 30 BALL STATE (ICC game) • ...... • Terre Haute Nov. 6 DePauw •• ...... Greencastle

All home games are played at Terre Haute 1 s ~-~emorial Stadium, 3300 Wabash Avenue. The Stadium is on the east side of Terre Haute on U.S. 40.

INDIANA STATE's 1964 FOOTBALL RECORD Won -- 6 Lost -- 2 Indiana State 25 Eastern Illinoisl4 Indiana State 26 Illinois State 7 Indiana State 35 Valparaiso 6 Indiana State 14 Evansville 20 Indiana State 17 Ball State 0 Indiana State 2 Butler 7 Indiana State 6 DePauw 0 Indiana State 35 St. Joseph's 8 Total Points Ibo Total Points ~ INDIAnA COLLEGIATE CONFERENCE FOOTBALL STATISTICS Last year five teems finished in a tie for first place, making it one of the most remarkable finishes in the history of any conference in any sport. The five were Indiana State, Butler, Ball State, Evansville and Valparaiso. That gave Butler its seventh straight possession or partial possession of the ICC crown, while Indiana State and Ball State got into the winners for the first time. In the 14-year history of the conference, only DePauw has failed to earn at least a share of the championship. 1964 Final ICC Standin6s All-Time ICC Standings W L T PCT. W 1 T PCT. 1. INDIANA STATE 4 2 0 ,667 1. Butler b3 l5 2 :1mO Ball State 4 2 0 .667 2. Valparaiso 48 28 2 .628 Butler 4 2 0 .667 3. St. Joseph's 37 39 1 .487 Evansville 4 2 0 .667 4. Evansville 37 40 0 .478 Valparaiso 4 2 0 .667 5. Ball State 34 44 3 .438 6. DePauw 1 5 0 .167 6. INDIANA STATE 28 50 3 .368 7. St. Joseph's 0 6 0 .000 7. DePauw 18 45 1 .289 ICC FOOTBALL CHAJPIONS 1951--Valparaiso 1958--But1er 1952--Valparaiso & Butler 1959--Butler 1953--Butler 1960--Butler 1954--Valparaiso 1961--But1er 1955--St. Joseph's & Evansville 1962--But1er 1956--st. Joseph's 1963-But1et> 1957--St. Joseph's 1964--(tie) ISU, But10r, E'ville., ~~1 State, Valpo. Page 9 -- Indiana State University Football ALL-TIME SEASON RECORDS IN FOOTBALL Opp. Opp. Year Won Lost Tied Pts. Pts. Year Won Lost Tied Pts. Pts. ~------~o9o ..•• o.•.•••. l ...... o.....• o...... 57 "l:9n •.• ~•.• ~ ••. -:-:a:-•• •104 • •••.'W 1904 .••. o...... 3 •••••• • o••••• •o ...... 80 1942 •••• 4 •••••• 3 .••••• 0 •••• 106 ••••. 62 1905 •.•• o..•..•• 2 ••••.•• o.....• o.•...• l34 1943 •••• 0 •••••• 5 •••••• 1 ••••• 13 •••• 119 1906 •••• o•••..•. 2 ••••..• o...... o..•..•. 34 1944 •••• 5•••••• 2 •••••• 1 •••• 185 ••••• 96 1907 •••• 0 ••••••• 2 ••••••• 1 •••••• 5 ••••••• 60 1945 •••• 2 •••••• 4 •••••• 0 ••••• 94 •••• 104 No games 1908-1919 1946 •••• 4 •••••• 4 •••••• 0 ••••• 70 ••••• 59 1920 •••• 3 ••••••• 2 ••••••• 0 •••• 134 •••••• 199 1947 •••• 5 •••••• 3 •••••• 0 •••• 107 •••• 105 1923 •.•• 3 ••••••• 3 ••••••• 0 ••••• 68 •.•••• 84 1948 •••• 4••.••• 4•.•.•• 0 ••••• 75 ••••• 77 1924 •••• 6 ••••••• 2 ••••••• 0 •••• 263 •••••• 59 1949 •••• 1 •••••• 9 •••••• 0 ••••• 49 •••• 358 1925 •••• 2 ••••••• 4 ••••••• 1 •••• 108 •••••• 94 1950 •••• 1 •••••• 7 •••••• 1 ••••• 33 •••• 212 1926 •••. 3 • ••••.. 3~ .• •••• • 1 • •••. 89 •••••• 90 1951 •••• 0 •••••• 6 •••••• 1 ••••• 34 •••• 154 1927 ..•• q,,, .•.. 2 .•••••. 1 .•••. 72 •••••. 77 1952 •••• 4 •••••• 1 •••••• 3 •••• 128 ••••• 77 1928 ..•• 4 •••••• 3 •••••.. 0 •••.• 94 •.•••• 91 1953 •••• 5 •••••• 3 •••••• o •••• l85 •••• 151 1929 •••• 5 •••••• 2 ••••••• 1 •••• 115 •••••• 37 1954 •••• 4 •••••• 4 •••••• 0 •••• 173 •••• 173 1930 .••• 5 ..• ••• 3 •• .•. .• 1 ..••. 78 ••••.• 91 1955 •••• 2 •••••• 7 •••••• 0 •••• 112 •••• 198 1931 •••• 4 .••••. 3 ••••••• 0 •.••. 51 •••••• 80 1956 •••• 2 •••••• 6 •••••• 0 •••• 113 •••• 237 1932 •••• 3 ••••••• 5 ••••••• 0 •••• 105 ••••• 115 1957 •••• 1 •••••• 6 •••••• 0 ••••• 54 •••• 172 1933 •••• 7 ••••••• 1 ..••••• 0 .••• 154 •.•••• 81 1958 •••• 2 •••••• 6 •••••• o••••• 77 •••• 193 1934 .... 3 .•....• s ...... o ..... B4 •..•.. 94 1959 •••• 5 •••••• 3 •••••• 0 •••• 121 •••• 141 1935 •••. 5 •••.•.• 3 •••••.• 0 •...• 94 •••••• 83 1960 •••• 3 •••••• 4 •••••• 0 ••••• 88 •••• 103 1936 ..•. 2 ••.•••. 3 ••.•.•. 2 •.••• 22 •••••• 64 1961 •••• 2 •••••• 6 •••••• 0 •••• 131 •••• 148 1937 ..•. 1 •••.•.• 7 •••••.• o ..... 4o •••••• l2o 1962 •••• 5 •.•••• 3 ••.... o .... 147 •..•• 72 1938 .••. 1 ••••••• 7 .•••••• 0 •••.• 69 •••••• 171 1963 •••• 4 •••••. 4 ••...• 0 .••• 118 ...•. 82 1939 .... 2 ...... 6 •...... o..... 61 .•.•.. 169 1964 •••• 6 •••••• 2 •••••• 0 •••• 160 ••••• 62 1940 •••• 5 ••••••• 1 ••••••• 2 •••• 116 ••••••• 40 m- 'iT9 17 4299 54o'1

Total Number of Games--340 Aver~e Pts. 12.6 Opp. Average Pts. 15.9 Best Seasons for ISU Worst Seasons for ISU (Modern) 1933--Won 7, Lost 1------.875 1951--Won o, Lost 6, Tied 1--.071 1940--Won 5, Lost 1, Tied 2--·---.750 1943--Won 0, Lost 5, Tied l--.083 1924--Won 6, Lost 2------.750 1949--Won 1, Lost 9------.100 1964--Won 6, Lost 2------.750 1938--Won 1, Lost 7------.138 1941--Won 5, Lost 2------.713 1950--Won 1, Lost 7, Tied 1--.167 1952--Won 4, Lost 1, Tied 3------.687 1957--Won 1, Lost 6------.143 1944--itlon 5, Lost 2, Tied 1------.687 1937--Won 1, Lost 7------.138 1929--Won 5, Lost 2, Tied l------.687 No games von 1898, 1904, 1905, 1906, 1907 ****************** Largest Margin of Victory---Indiana State 79, Vincennes 0 (1924) Largest Margin of Defeat----James Millikin 158, Indiana State 6 ( 1920) Longest Winning Streak------7 games (twice)--1933-34 and 1940-41 Longest Losing Streak------8 games (1898-1906) Longest Streak vTi thout Victory--11 games (thrice) ( 18911-1907), ( 1940-41) , and ( 1950-51) Highest Scoring Season------1924--263 points, 8 games, 32.9 average Most Points Scored by Opponents in one Season--1949--358 Points in 10 games for 35.8 average Lowest Scoring Season (Modern)--1943--13 points in six games-2.2 average Oldest Opponent------DePauw (first game in 1898) Longest Series with Opponent--Eastern I1linois---4o games number of Different Opponents-45 different colleges and Universities. Page 10 -- Indiana State University Football ALL-TIME SUMl-1ARY OF INDIANA STATE FOOTBALL OPPONENTS Opponent Total.· . . · · (Yrs. Played) •....•.....•...•...••.•...• , ..•..••••... ·~····~·····~· ••. ~ Anderson (1956-57) ...... •. , .•...... •. 2 •••.• ,1 •• , •••.• 1 ••••••• 0 *BALL STATE ( 1924-25, 1931-41, 1946-64) ••••••••••••• ,,, ... 33 ... , .14, ...... 18 ...... l BOWman-Field (Army Air Corps) (1943) •••••••• , ••••••••••••• l •••••• o •••••••• l ••••••• o Bradley Tech (l939) •••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••• l ••.••• o ...... l ••••.•• o *BUTLER (1904(2) 7 1905 1 1907, 1934-35, 1939, 1946, 1949-64)24 ••••• 0 ••••••• 22 ••••••• 2 Cape Girardeau ~Mo.) 1935, 1943, 1944) •••••••••••••••••••• 3 •••••• 1 •••••••• 2., ••••• 0 Central Michigan (1944) ••.• , •.•••....•.••..••..• , ••• ,., ••. 1 ••.... 0 •..• , ... 1 •...... o Chicago u. (1929) ••••••••••••••••.••••••.••••••••••••••••• 1 .•.•.• o...... l ••••••• o Danville Normal (also known as Central Normal and Canterbury) {1924, 1930, 1932-33, 1945-46) ••••••••••• 6 •••••• 6 •••••••• 0 ••••••• 0 *DEPAUW (1898, 1904-05, 1907, 1925, 1943, 1950-64) •••••••• 21 •••••• 7 ••••••• 14,,,,,,,0 EASTERN ILLINOIS (1906(2), 1907, 1923-42, 1945-50, 19 5 4-64) ...... 29 •••• • 15 .•.••• • 12 ••.•.•. 2 Eastern Kentucky (1926), 1938, 1939, 1945 ••••••••••••••••• 4 •••••• 1 •••••••• 3 ••••••• 0 *EVANSVILLE (1923-24, 1927-31, 1933-38, 1942, 1946, 1948, 1952-64) .•.•...•.•.•.•.•..•.•••.•.•••••••.•••• 29 •.•.. 15 ••.••.• 12 •••...• 2 Franklin (1925-32, 1934-35, 1937-38, 1940-41, 1955 ••••••• 15 •••••• 8 •••••••• 6 ••••••• 1 Gaey ( 1933) • , •.. , ••••.• , ••• , •..• , .•.•.••.•.•..• , •• , , • , ••• • 1 . ...• . 1 • •...••• 0 . •.•••• 0 George Field (army Air Corps) (1944) •••••••••••••••••••••• l ••••• ,l •••••••• o ••••••• o Grand Rapids (Mich.) (1940-41) ••••••••••••••••••.••••••.•• 2 •••••• 1 •••• , •• ,1 ••••••• 0 Hanover (1920, 1935-38, 1952-55, 1958-59) •••••••••••••••• 11 •••••• 7 •••••••• 3 ••••••• 1 Heidelberg (Ohio) (195l) •.•••••.•••••••••••••••••..••••••• l .••.•• o ...... l .••..•. o Hillsdale (Mich.) (1949) •••••••.•.•.•••••••••••••••••••••• 1 .••••• 0 .•••.•.• 1 •••..•• 0 Illinois U. "B" (1931) •.•.• ,, .•...•.•.•..•.... ,., •.•••• , •. 1 .•.... 0 .• , ....• 1 ...... o ILLINOIS NORMAL (1936-37, 1940-43. 1944 (2), 1945-64), •• ,18 ••••• 10 •••••••• 6 ••••••. 2 (Now known as ILLINOIS STATE) Illinois Wesleyan (1943 (2), 1947-48) .•••••••••••••••••••• 4 •••••• 2 •••••••• 1 ••••••• 1 Indiana U, (1925).,., •...... ••... , ...... • , ... 1 .•.... o ...... 1 •.•.••. o Indiam.a u. "B" ( 1928) •..•..••••.•••.•..••••.••••.•.•••.••• 1 .••... 0 ••.• , ••• 1 ••• , ••. 0 Indiana Central (1923. 1930-31, 1950, 1961-62) •••••••••••• 6 •••••• 5 •••••••• 1 ••••••• 0 James Hil1ikin (1920, 1925, 1936) ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 •••••• 0 •••••••• 3 ••••••• 0 Kirksville (Mo.) 1930) ...... • ,,, •...... , •...... , .1 ...•.• o., ... , .. 1 ...... o Lawrence (Wise.) (1939-40) .....••••...•.....••...... •.. 2 •...•. 1 ....•... 1 ...... 0 Louisville (Ky.) (1939-40, 1942) •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 •••••• 2 •••••••• 0 ••••••• 1 Han chester ( 1927, 1929, 1932-33) ••••• , •• , ••••••••••••••••• 4 •••••• 2 •••••••• 1 ••••••• 1 Marshall (W.Va. ) ( 19 47) , •..... , .....•...... ••.•.• , •. . 1 • ....• 0 • ••..•. • 1 ...... • 0 Michigan Normal (1934-38. 1941} ••••.•.••••••••••••.••••••• 6 ...... 1 •.•••••• 5 ••••••• 0

Northern Illinois (1926-27) ...... •.• , , ... , ....•. . 2 ...... 1., .....• 1 •. , I ••• 0 Oakland City (1923-24, 1926-32) ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 9 •••••• 7 •••••••• 2,,,,,,,0

Oklahoma City U. (1949)., ••. I •••••• , ••••• , •••••••••••••••• 1 .••••• o ..•.. , •• 1 •..••.• 0 Purdue U, ( 1926) ....•...... ••••...•...... •.•.... 1 ..••.• 0 ••• , •••• 1 ••..•.• 0 Ripon (Wise.) (1953) ...... , •.• 1 .••..• 1 ..•••....o ...... o Rose Poly (1920, 1923-24, 1029-30, 1932-34) ••••••••••••••• 8 •••••• 6•...... 2 ••••••• 0 *ST. JOSEPH'S (1924, 1942, 1946-64) ••••••••••••••••••••••• 21 ••••• 10 ••••••• 11 ••••••• 0

SOuthern Illinois (1944, 1947-48, 1949(2) 1 1950) •••••••••• 6 •••••• 3 •••••••• 3 ••••••• 0 Union Christian (1920(2) ...... ~· .•. ,, ... , ...•...•...... 2 •..... 2 .. .•. , .. o ...... 0 *VALPARAISO (1928-29. 1932-34, 1937-42, 1945, 1947-56 1957 (cancelled because of flu), 1958-64) ••••••••••• 29 •••••• 8 ••••••• 20 ••••••• 1 Vincennes U. ( 1923-25) ..• 1 ••••••••• •••••••••••••• , • , •••••• 3 ..•. .• 3 ....• .. . o ..•.... o Wabash (1926-28, 1930, 1944(2), 1945-46), ••••••••••••••••• 8 •••••• 0 •••••••• 7 •••••• ~ Totals------340 •••• !447 •••. ,179 •••••• 17 1965 Opponents in Capital Letters Above * Indicates Indiana Collegiate Conference game Page 11 -- Indiana State University Football 1964 FOOTBALL CUMULATIVE TEAf\1 STATISTICS Indiana State Opponents Total Plays 507 422 Total Of'fense 2,103 1,203 Game Average 262.9 150.4 Net Yards Rushing 1,530 423 Gross Yards Rushing 1,721 688 Yards Lost Rushing 191 265 Per Game Average 191.3 52.9 Yards Gained Passing 573 780 Passes Attempted 90 157 Passes Completed 34 77 Passes Intercepted 12 12

Passing Percentage .37; .490 Game Average jl.6 97.5 Total First Downs 116 ;4

Rushing 84 39 Passing 24 29 Penalty 8 6 Total Fumbles 81 20

Lost 12 13 Yards Punting 943 1,574 Number 28 44

Average per kick 33.7 35.8 Penalties 28 28 Yards Penalized 234 236 Page 12 --Indiana State University Football TEAM DEPARTf·1ENTAL LEADERS SCORING

- Att PAT made - Name TDS K R P K R P FG TP John Nesbitt 3 22 0 0 17 0 0 3-7 44 Emmitt Tyler 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 Pat Tuttle 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 Clarence Reedy 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 Winfrey ~1adison 2 0 0 0. 0 0 0 0 12 John Truitt 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 Jim Bracey 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 Willie Smith 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 Joe Mervar 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 Jim Greer 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 Jerry Espy 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6

RUSHING Name Carries Yds. Ave. Emmitt Tyler 137 682 5.0 Pat Tuttle 71 284 4.0 John Newbitt 62 246 4.0 Jim Bracey 39 119 3.1 PUNTING Name No. Yds. Ave. Phil Newhouse 28 943 33.7 PUNT RETURNS Name No. Yds. Ave. Pat Tuttle 12 70 5.8 Don Pope 12 54 4.5

KICK OF~ RETURNS Name No. Yds. Ave. Pat Tuttle 9 206 22.9 Don Pope 4 97 24.3 Joe Ross 3 78 26.0

PASSING

Name Att. Com. Pe-t. Int. Yds. TD Clarence Reedy 87 33 .379 12 575 6 Gary Page 3 1 .333 0 -2 0 Page 13-- Indiana State University Football TOTAL OFFENSE

Name Plays Rush Pass Total Emmitt Tyler 137 682 0 682 Clarence Reedy 124 -17 575 558 Pat Tuttle 71 284 0 284 John Nesbitt 62 246 0 246 Jim Bracey 39 119 0 119 PASS RECEIVING Name No. Yds. Tds. John Truitt 1 157 2 Willie Smith 9 132 1 Pat Tuttle 8 100 2 John Nesbitt 3 36 0 Page 14 -- Indiana State University Football

THE 1965 OUTLOOK

Last year head coach Bill Jones started with adaquate ends, a surplus of fine guards, one center, two tackles, a broken-finger quarterback, a halfback, a punter, two junior college transfers and three dozen "warm bodies," and from that molded a team which compiled a 6-2 record--State's best in 25 years--and which earned a share of the Indiana Collegiate Crown for the first time in Sycamore history. If he can do an encore that will match that magic act, Indiana State should be able to dish out its share of hard knocks to the opposition in the 1965 grid race. But doing an encore of that caliber is no easy trick, and he will have plenty of problems to solve if State is to come anywhere near matching last year's record. In the long run of the season, Jones' biggest problem--like that of most of the ICC coaches--will be coping with the new platooning rule which will permit college elevens to have two complete units, one for offense and another for defense.

To analyze this year's squad, it is best to think of who is best at each position on each unit. vfuere that means a man will be going both ways, the odds are that his primary duties will be offense, with a backup man taking over on defense when an enemy scoring situation is not imminent. Offensively, the end spots appear to be going to junior letterman John Truitt, from Terre Haute, who will be at the tight spot, and junior letterman Rod Sanders and non-letter winning junior Woodrow Kelley, who will battle for the wide end positions.

Tackles will be Bernard Heins, a letterman from Chicago, at one hole and probably

Sullivan sophomore Dave Matz or l.fishawaka sophomore ~tarty Friedman at the other spot. Also figured to run in that picture are sophomores Danny Bates and possibly Bill

D'Ambrosio and Willie Smith, if they are not used on defense. Guards will be All-ICC performer Edgar Freese, from Indianapolis, a little All-American candidate, and either lettermen Jack Coats, from Terre Haute, who has Page 15 -- Indiana State University Football the inside track or Dan HcGrath, from Cleveland. Senior monogram winners Joe

Correal, f~Om Uniontown, Pa.,·and Larry.Cunningham, from'Lbwell 1 will.also be available for duty. The center spot belongs to letterman Joe Fiedler, from Greenport, Long Island. The biggest question to be answered as far as the offense is "Who's going to play quarterback?"

Candidates are two-year letterman Gary Page, from Angola, who missed almost a week of pre-season practice with a knee injury, senior letterman on defense Scott

Riley, from Evansville, who missed considerable pre-season practice time due to a knee injury, and sophomore Mike Hoke, who has shown rustiness after a two-year absence from football.

The flanking back spot will probably go to either letterman John Nesbitt, from

New York, who also handles the place kicking chores, or sophomore Dave Lecklitner, from Lafayette, if he does not wind up on defense.

Running backs will be All-ICCer and small college All-American candidate full­ back Emmitt "Tank" Tyler, from Terre Haute, and halfback monogram winner Winfrey Madison, from Waukegan, Ill. Capable of playing either position are letterman Gary

Walters, from New Albany, and Jim Greer, from Jeffersonville, both seniors. On the defensive side of the ledger, the two best at ends vill probably be

Truitt and senior John Connelly, from Lafayette. However, if a complete second unit is used, junior college transfer Van Morrison, from Detroit, vill probably take Truitt's place, and Greencastle senior Wally Bennett could see action.

The middle four in State's basic 6-2-2-1 defense will see Freese, Heins, Coats or HcGrath, and a sophomore tackle as probably the best quartet. However, the second unit, if it materializes, has Terry Henkenson, from Waukegan, Ill., Friedman, Smith and D'Ambrosio. The linebackers are fairly well set with returning starter Bob Pychinka, from

Allentown, Pa,, and Dan Wright, a letterman from Danville. Fied.ler ('ou1n .,,~~ · Page 16 -- Indiana State University Football action here if needed. The defensive backfield took an added blow when Riley became injured. A starter last year at safety, he was the only returner of the back three. If he heals , and if he does not start at quarterback, he will probably be back there with either Lecklitner, Hadison, if they do not see full time offensive action, and Rich Bertone, a sophomore from Mishawaka, Harrison has also been tried in the backfield. Last year's squad was rugged but thin. Thus, the loss of key performers like All-ICCers end Willie Smith, tackle Art Fallon and center John Allen, and quarter­ back Clarence Reedy and double-duty halfbacks Don Pope and Pat Tuttle, has left the Sycamore picture clouded. But that is not unusual. The last time State started the fall with a. set lineup, the Sycamores were picked for the conference championship a.nd then wound up the fall 4-4 and tied for fourth in the loop.

vTi th a. staff that ca.n ferret out bona fide football players from a mass of candidates, State's picture may be best off when its clouded. That has frequently been the starting point for some of ISU's finest teems in past seasons. Page 17-- Indiana State University Football

1965 INDIANA STATE PRE-SEASON FOOTBALL ROSTER Name Yr. .·Pas. Ht • \Jt. Rome town

Attonito, Richard Jr. G 5.9 180 Jamaica E. State, N.Y. Attonito, Robert Jr. HB 5.9 180 Jamaica E. State, N.Y. Bates, Danny So. T 6 220 Kokomo, Indiana Beery, James Jr. T 6 205 Westfield, Indiana Bennett, Walter Sr. E 5.10 170 Greencastle, Indiana Bertone, Richard So. HB 5.10 170 Nishawaka, Indiana Brasker, Jim So. E 6 190 Covington, Indiana Brown, Jim Sr. T 6 230 Ambia, Indiana Brown, Richard So. B 6 200 Paris, Illinois Carroll, Jerry Jr. c 6 190 Hhiting, Indiana **Coats, Jack Sr. G 5.11 19'5 Terre Haute, Indiana Connelly, John Sr. E 5.11 180 Lafayette, Indiana Conway, John So. HB 5.10 195 River Edge, N.J. **Cunningham, Larry Sr. G 5.11 185 Lowell, Indiana Dambrosio, Hm. So. T 5.11 235 New York, N.Y. Davis, Sam So. FB 5.10 190 Warsaw, Indiana Deak, Art So. c 5.10 190 South Bend, Indiana *Fiedler, Joe Jr. c 5.10 195 Greenport, L.I., N.Y. **Freeze, Edgar Sr. G 5.10 210 Indianapolis, Indiana Friedman, Marty So. T 5.10 180 l'1ishawaka, Indiana Gli va, Ronald So. E 6 180 LaPorte, Indiana Greer, Jim Sr. FB 5.10 190 Jeffersonville, Ind. Grimes, John Jr. E 6 195 Terre Haute, Indiana Hankenson, Terry So. G 5.11 190 '1-laukegan, Illinois Hedstrom, Richard Jr. T 6 205 Douners Grove, Ill. *Heins, Bernard Sr. T 6 220 Chicago, Illinois Hoke, Mike So. QB 6 185 LaPorte, Indiana Holmes, Dennis So. E 5.11 190 Hishawaka, Indiana Lecklitner, David So. HB 5.9 175 Lafayette, Indiana *Hadison, Winfrey Jr. HB 5.10 170 Haukegan, Illinois ~~atz, David So. T 5.11 225 Sullivan, Indiana **McGrath, Dan Sr. G 5.10 190 Cleveland, Ohio *Nesbitt, John Sr. HB 6 200 New York **Page, Gary Sr. QB 6.1 185 Angola, Indiana *Pychinka, Robert Jr. G 5.9 170 Allentown, Penn. *Riley, Scott Sr. QB 5.9 165 Evansville, Indiana Rudolph, Jeff So. G 5.10 200 Kokomo, Indiana Ryan , Richard So. E 5.8 165 Evansville, Indiana ~Sanders, Rod Jr. E 6.1 195 1\1onterey, Indiana Sanders, Tom So. QB 5.9 175 Warsaw, Indiana Short , f-1ike So. E 6 185 Terre Haute, Indiana Smith, Willie So. T 6.2 240 llaukegan, Illinois t1~neeley, Jacl{ So. ~B 6.4 190 \-Test Terre Haute, Ind. Stimmel, David So. c 6.4 255 Honon, Indiana Stover, Michael Jr. HB 5.9 160 Marshall, Illinois *Truitt , John Jr. E 6.5 225 Terre Haute, Indiana *Tyler, Emmitt Sr. FB 5.10 200 Terre Haute, Indiana *Walters, Gary Sr. HB 5.10 170 Ne1-1 Albany, Indiana Wright, Dan Jr. G 6 190 Danville, Indiana Woodbury, Dick .Jr. HB 6 180 Indianapolis, Indiana *denotes years lettered Page 18-- Indiana State Univeristy Football

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Compiled through the cooperation of the Athletic Publicity Directors at Eastern Illinois, Illinois State, Valparaiso, Evansville, Ball State, Butler, DePauw, and St. Joseph's. Page 19 -- Indiana State University Football EASTERN ILLIUOIS UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Na.me of school : Eastern Illinois University Location: Charleston, Illinois

Team nickname~ Panthers Enrollment : 5,400 School colors: Blue and Gray Conference: IIAC Home stadium: Lincoln Field Capacity: 4,000 Head coach: Clyde Biggers Alma mater: Catawba College Year graduated: 1947 Record at school: First year at EIU Assistant coaches: Bob Hussey, Bob Eudeikis, Ben Newcomb, Dick Vaughn Athletic Director: Tom Katsimpalis Athletic Publicity Director: Roger Cushman Number of returning lettermen: 20 Lettermen lost: 10 Probable 1965 standouts:(name, year, position) Roger Haberer - senior - quarterback Ray Schaljo - senior - end Tad Heminger - senior - end Ted Schmitz - senior - center Lynn Strack - senior - halfback Charles Peabody- senior - tackle

Out~tanding Newcomers: John Cappello - sophomore - fullback Ken Heffley - sophomore - fullback Melvin Laws - sophomore - tackle Frank Farr - sophomore - end Ron Tharp - sophomore - center Joe Daily - sophomore - quarterback Ca. sule outlook for the 1965 season: New coach Clyde Biggers inherits the nation's third ranking QB, Roger Haberer 1,443 yds and 13 TD passes), plus top receivers Tad Heminger and Ray Schaljo (89 receptions for 774 yds between them) among 24 lettermen, If the former University of South Carolina. defensive coach can shore up a porous defense and find more rushing punch, the Panthers will be on the upswing from a 3-6 season, A lack of size and depth plagued the line last year, but only one starter graduated and experience should improve this department,

1965 Schedule EIU 1964 Results ~· Sept, 18 at Indiana State 14 Indiana State 25 Sept. 25 Ferris State 27 Central State 26 Oct. 2 at Ut-7-Milwaukee 17 Central Michigan 14 Oct. 9 at Illinois State 7 UW-Milwaukee 8 Oct. 16 Northwood 23 Illinois State 25 Oct, 23 Western Illinois 14 Northern Illinois 35 Oct. 30 Northern Illinois 14 Hillsdale 41 Nov. 6 at Central Michigan 27 .· Ferris State 6 14 Western Illinois 30 Won - 3 -- Lost - 6 Page 20 -- Indiana State University Football

All-Time Series Scores Between Indiana State-Eastern Illinois

1906 -- EASTERN 11 - 0 1940 -- Tie 1 - 1 1906 -- EASTERN 23 - 0 1941 -- STATE 19 - 6 1907 -- EASTERN 32 - 5 1942 -- STATE 26 - 0 1923 - EASTEml 16 - 0 1945 -- STATE 26 - 6 1924 -- EASTERN 25 - 13 1946 -- STATE 13 - 0 1925 -- Tie 10 - 10 1947 -- STATE 14 -13 1926 -- Tie 0 - 0 1948 -- S~ATE 21 -20 1927 -- STATE 1 - 6 1949 -- EASTErui 33 - 0 1928 -- EASTERN 19 - 0 1950 --~EASTERr1 47 - 0 1929 -- EASTERN 7 - 6 1954 -- STATE 40 - 7 1930 -- EASTERN 34 - 0 1955 -- EASTERN 33 -13 1931 -- STATE 6 - d 1956 -- STATE 13 - 7 1932 -- EASTERrl 12 - 6 1957 -- STATE 14 - 0 1933 -- STATE 19 - 6 1958 -- EASTERN 30 - 8 1934 -- EASTERN 19 - 0 1959 -- STATE 7 - 6 1935 -- STATE 32 - 13 1960 -- EASTERN 14 - 0 1936 -- EASTERN 12 - 0 1961 -- EASTERN 23 -21 1937 -- EASTERN 20 - 13 1962 -- EASTEilll' 13 - 0 1938 -- EASTERN 19 - 7 1963 -- STATE 14 - 6 1939 -- STATE 1 - 6 1964 -- STATE 25 -14 Indiana State: Won 17 Lost 20 Tied 3 Page 21 -- Indiana State University Football EASTERN ILLINOIS m~IVERSITY 1965 FOOTBALL ROSTER Nsme Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown Anderson, Bill so. T b-'2 2io Deerfield *Baird, Larry Jr. T 6-0 195 Homer Beard, Adrian Jr. E 5-10 180 North Chicago Bejcek, Robert So. E 6-0 195 Chicago Benjamin, Russell Jr. G 6-0 290 Cisco Brotherman, Bob Jr. QB 5-10 160 Chicago Brown, Jim so. E 6-0 170 !1t. Zion Cappello, John Jr. HB 5-8 190 Chicago Dailey, Joe So. QB 5-10 170 Ha.ttoon *Doehring, Dale Jr. E 6-o 190 Champaign Duff, Richard Sr. T 6-l 230 Charleston *Eppler, John Jr. FB 5-8 175 Champaign Farr, Francis So. E 6-3 215 Lodi, rT .Y. Ganley, John Sr. T 6-1 205 Willow Hill Gates, Jeff So. HB 5-8 150 Antioch *Haberer, Roger Sr. QB 6-2 195 Pocahontas Hartter, Richard So. G 5-10 195 Peoria Heffley, Ken So. FB 6-2 225 Foosland Heinz, Tom So. G 5-11 195 Edwards *Heminger, Tad Sr. E 6-2 210 Franklin, Indiana *Holly, Harold So. E 5-10 170 Chicago Hood, Richard Sr. HB 5-10 175 Arthur Hooker, Jered Jr. FB 6-0 190 Clinton *Jensen, Pete Sr. G 5-10 200 Elmwood Park Johnson, Larry Jr. T 6-1 205 Chicago *Jorgensen, Jim Jr. c 5-9 180 Ingleside Kanke , Larry So. E 6-o 185 Rock Island Kirby, Conrad Jr. E 6-1 185 Champaign Leonard, Curt So. FB 5-9 175 Chenoa Lane, William Jr. HB 6-1 170 Sullivan Laws 1 Melvin So. G-T 6-1 195 Chicago *Mannix, Hike Jr. G 5-11 205 OVid, !Jew York *Mash , Timothy Jr. HB 5-8 160 Danville Massey, Robert Jr. FB 5-ll 205 Fulton f\~ichels, Mickey So. G 6-0 205 Paris r~oulden' Joe Sr. E 5-11 180 Oblong Nicholson, Jim So. G 5-11 185 Frankfort Nofftz, Bruce Jr. T 6-0 190 Tolono *Peaboey, Charles Sr. T 6-1 185 Ch8X!lpaign Pennell, Jay Jr. HB 5-9 195 Urbana *Randolph, Marvin Jr. T 6-3 285 Oblong *Rentfro, Ron Sr. HB 5-8 155 Neoga Richardson, Randy So. G 5-10 175 Champaign *Schaljo, Ray Sr. E 6-4 205 Sullivan •schmi tz, Ted Sr. c 5-11 180 Streator *Scott , Toby Jr. c 6-0 205 Georgetown *Sivulich, Bob Jr. G 5-11 210 Oak lawn Stotler, Mike So. HB 5-10 180 Rockbridge Stotz, John Jr. G 6-0 200 LaGrange *Strack, Lynn Sr. HB 5-10 170 Sadorus Strunkel, Gene Jr. T 6-3 215 Sumption, Richard so. T 6-2 200 St. Joseph Tha.:rp, Ron So. G ~-10 1aa Franklin, Indiana *Ventress i.e.Andy Sr. E -0 17 Effingham Wax, Wal ce Jr. E 6-1 200 Newman *Wellhausen 1 Wilbert Jr. FE g-1 200 Carrollton WintjenJ. Gary So. c -2 195 Hartford *Wold, E Jr. G 5-8 185 Earlville *--lettermen Page 22 -- Indiana State University Football INFORMATION Name of school: Butler University Location: Indianapolis, Indiana Team nickname: Bulldogs Enrollment: 4,500 School colors: Blue and White Conference: Indiana Collegiate Home stadium: Butler Bowl Ca.pa.ci ty: 21,000

~ead coach: Paul D. (Tony) Hinkle Alma mater: University of Chicago Year graduated: 1921 Record at school: 148-71-13 Assistant coaches: James Hauss, Bill Sylvester, Frank (Pop) Hedden Sports Information Director: Chris Theofanis

Number of returning lettermen: 18 Lettermen lost: 11

Outstanding Ne~comers: Ed~in Archibald (tackle), Victor Wukovits and John KokinQa, ends, CaRsule outlook for the 1965 season: Butler figures to be in the thick of the Indiana Collegiate Conference race for the seventh straight year, the Bulldogs having won five straight league crowns before sharing the 1964 title ~ith four other teams. Coach Tony Hinkle lost 11 lettermen, but has 18 slated to return, including eight starters, and three service award winners. Offense appears strong with versatile Joe Purichia back at quarterback and top five ground gainers (Dave Enright, Dan Warfel, Chuck Dennison, Dick Dullaghan and Jeff Br_c;dine) also returning, Hinkle looks for the team to improve defensively. Even though he is not counting too much help from sophomores, two or three are capable of seeing lots of action, 1962 Schedule !ill. 1264 Results OPP. Sept. 18 Taylor 7 Morehead State 26 Sept. 25 at Indiana State 21 Bradley 28 Oct. 2 St. Joseph's 14 Ball State 28 Oct, 9 at Valparaiso 7 Wabash 7 Oct, 16 Evansville 9 DePauw 6 Oct. 23 at Ball State 41 St. Joseph's 0 Oct •• 30 DePauw 7 Indiana State 2 Nov. 6 at Akron 14 Valparaiso 23 Nov. 13 Western Kentucky 48 Evansville 21

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All-Time Series Scores Between Indiana State-Butler

1904 -- BUTLER 47- 0 1953 -- BUTLER 47-12 1904 -- BUTLER 17- 0 1954 ..... BUTLER 38-26 1905 -- BUTLER 101- 0 1955 -- BUTLER 26-19 1907 -- Tie 0- 0 1956 -- BUTLER 32- 0 1934 -- BUTLER 12- 0 1957 -- BUTLER 27- 0 1935 -- BUTLER 33- 7 1958 - BUTLER 31- 8 1939 -- BUTLER 34- 0 1959 -- BUTLER 41- 6 1946 -- BUTLER 13- 7 1960 .... BUTLER 20-13 1949 -- BUTLER 47-14 1961 -- BUTLER 26- 0 1950 .... BUTLER 32- 0 1962 -- BUTLER 41-20 1951 -- BUTLER 14- 7 1963 .... BUTLER 7- 6 1952 -- Tie 13-13 1964 - BUTLER 7- 2

Indiana State: I-T on 0 Lost 22 Tied 2 Page 24 -- Indiana State University Football

BUTLER 1965 FOOTBALL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown 5 * J'Oe"Purichia 'QB 'b-1 175 sr. Indianapolis 6 Don Mahler QB 5-11 165 So. Hatteson, Illinois 7 Steve VanHorn QB 5-ll 165 So. Tipton 8 Robert Perry QB 5-10 160 Jr. Indianapolis 9 Mike Harrison HB 5-10 150 So. Indianapolis ll * Chuck Dennison HB 6-o 185 Sr. Indianapolis 12 Denny Walters HB 6-1 201 So. Indianapolis 15 * Van Bailey HB 5-10 165 Jr. Huntington 16 Tom Zentz QB 5-10 180 Jr. Bremen 17 * Dick Dullaghan HB 5-8 155 Sr. Indianapolis 18 Jim Kutschke HB 5-10 175 Sr. Elmhurst, Illinois 19 * Jeff Brodine HB 5-10 170 Jr. Highland 21 Jim Lyon QB 6-2 195 Jr. Uoblesville 22 Tyrus Bingham, Jr. HB 5-8 150 so. Indianapolis 24 Damon Gates FB 5-ll 190 So. Lebanon 25 Darrell Davies HB 5-10 170 So. Fraser, ~1ichigan 26 Craig Hauss E 5-11 196 Jr. Indianapolis 30 Fred Levenhagen FB 5-8 195 Jr. Vincennes 31 * Dave Enright FB 5-9 200 Sr. Indianapolis 32 Gordon Klawitter FB 5-10 185 Jr. Gary 33 * Daniel Warfel FB 6-2 210 Jr. Columbus 50 Jim Disney c 5-ll 200 Jr. Danville 51 * William Torchia G 6-1 230 Sr. Springfield, Ohio 52 * Joe Dezelan c 6-o 195 Sr, Indianapolis 53 * Ken Leffler c 6-l 330 Sr. Indianapolis 60 Tom Iozzo G 6-0 215 Jr. Indianapolis 61 * Bob Crawford G 6-0 205 Sr. Gary 62 John Johnston G 6-o 192 Jr. Marion 63 Denny Godby G 6-0 175 So. Indianapolis 64 * Dan Burgner c 6-l 220 Jr. Indianapolis 65 Mark Steinmetz G 5-9 185 Jr. Indianapolis 71 Larry Golomb c 6-2 205 Sr. Chicago 73 Wayne Kotulic T 6-3 230 So. Chicago 74 Michael Offerle c 6-o 210 ,Jr. Ft. Wayne

75 Patrick Garvey T 6-1 210 So. ~-v Seymour 76 * Larry Fairchild T 6-0 225 Sr. Ashland, Kentucky 77 * Tom Sayer T 6-5 230 Sr. Fraser, Hichigan 78 * Ron Kozlowski T 6-3 220 Jr. Hammond 81 George Stewart E 6-2 185 Jr. Fremont, Michigan 82 Joe Smothers E 6-2 208 So. Highland 83 * Dave Sutphin E 6-3 212 Sr. Oak Park, Illinois 84 * Steve Sadler E 6-4 205 Jr. Martinsville Kenneth Gate.nella E 6-1 195 So. Cinnaminson, New Jersey Jim Coachys HB 5-10 175 So. D-epew, lJew York Jim Gillespie G 5-8 185 So. Indianapolis Jim Hysong FB 5-9 200 So. Gary Jack Kokinda E 6-3 170 So. Hammond Julian Peebles c 5-10 175 So. Indianapolis Bill Renshaw HB 5-9 155 so. New Albany Michael Vincent G 5-10 190 So. Raleigh, North Carolina Victor Wukovits E 6-3 159 So. Mishawaka * Denotes Letterman Page 25 -- Indiana State University Football ILLINOIS STATE INFORMATION Name of school: Illinois State University Location: Normal, Illinois Team nickname: Redbirds Enrollment: 8,300 School colors: Red and White Conference: Interstate Inter- collegiate Home stadium: West campus Stadium Capacity: 10,000 Head coach: Larry Bitcon Alma mater: State Col. of Iowa Year graduated: 1956 Record at school: first year at ISU Assistant coaches: Carl Heldt, Bob Koehler, John Gelch, Dr. Milt vfeisbecker

Athletic Director: Dr. Burton L, O'Connor Athletic Publicity Director: J. Russell Steele Probable 1965 standouts Jerry Kinnikin - sophomore - quarterback Mike Phillips - sophomore quarterback Stan Petty - senior end Gary Heifner - senior end Jerry Haley - junior halfback Capsule outlook for the coming season: Larry Bitcon, former State College of Iowa backfield mentor, has replaced 20-year veteran Ed Struck at the helm, while three­ year regular quarterback John Court graduated. In Court's shoes Bitcon will likely go with Sophomores Jerry Kinnikin and Mike Phillips. Both were numeral winners on a freshmari squad which had a good 1 64 season under Weisbecker and from which 20 regulars are being counted upon as varsity prospects. The new ISU mentor has 18 returning "!-State" letter winners, led by co-captains Stan Petty (all IIAC end) Gary Heifner and Ken Franzen, all ends and ranking l-2-3 in pass receiving in 1964. Experienced running backs are scarce, with Jerry t1aley heading the list with a 4.4 rushing average from '64. Steve Bjornstad, 225-pound sophomore was a consistent gainer for the '64 freshman. A mobile defensive group is included among the 18 returning letter winne-rs.

1965 Schedule .!§2 1964 Results ~ Sept. 18 t..fillikin University 33 Millikin 14 Sept. 25 at Illinois Wesleyan University 16 Illinois Wesleyan 14 Oct. 2 Indiana State University 7 Indiana State 26 Oct. 9 Eastern Illinois University 25 Eastern Illinois 23 Oct. 16 at Western Illinois University 27 Western Illinois 21 Oct. 23 Central l..fichigan University 0 Central tJJichigan 12 Oct. 30 at Bradley University 24 Bradley 25 Nov. 6 at Northern Illinois University 14 Northern Illinois 20 Nov. 13 at Wisconsin State University Won 5 -- Lost 4 Page 26 -- Indiana State University Football

All-Time Series Scores Between Indiana State and Illinois State Universit~

1936 Tie 0- 0 1947 ILLINOIS 20 - 7 1937 ILLINOIS 21 - 0 1948 STATE 9 - 7 1940 STATE 6- 0 1949 ILLINOIS 28- 0 1941 STATE 19 - 6 1950 TIE 0 - 0 1942 S!t'ATE 14- 0 1951 ILLINOIS 27 - 7 1943 ILLINOIS 18 - 7 1952 STATE 33 - 7 1944 _,. .STATE 33 - 13 1963 STATE 20 - 7 1944 STATE 13 - 6 1964 STATE 26 - 7 1945 ILLINOIS 13 - 6 1946 STATE 13 - 0

Indiana State, l-Ton 8, Lost 6, Tied 2 Page 27 -- Indiana. State University Football ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY 1965 FOOTBALL ROSTER Name Pos. Yr. Ht. vTt. Hometown steVe Bj ornsta.d T so. b-o 22's Durand Ken Frazen** E Sr. 6-0 175 Rockford John Harland E Jr. 6-o 190 Rock Island Gary Heifner** E Sr. 5-10 190 Park Forest Phil Long E Jr. 6-2 180 Cullom Art Newbrough E So. 5-10 165 Deerfield Stan Petty** E Sr. 6-2 205 Heyworth John Ra.hn E So. 6-2 200 Peoria Jerry Williams E So. 5-11 175 Herscher Mike Battista G So. 5-10 185 Villa Park Gary Giardini* G Sr. 6-0 205 Rockford Bob Lauter jung G So. 6-1 180 Blue :Island Chuck Lemke G so. 5-11 200 DesP1a.ines Jerry Martin* G Jr. 5-11 195 Chatsworth Bob Mayer G So. 5-10 180 Wilmette Sid Messamore* G Jr. 5-10 190 Ellsworth Brad Miller* G Jr. 5-11 200 Mackinaw Frank Miller G So. 6-0 200 Catlin Rich Regez* G Sr. 5-10 187 Freeport Jack Sturgeon G Jr. 6-1 200 Earlville John Young* G Sr. 5-10 178 Joliet Craig Stahlcup* G Jr. 6-o 180 Rockford Loren Brewer* T Sr. 6-l 225 Bloomington Dave Daniels T So, 6-3 225 Blue Island Frank Dutton* T Sr. 6-3 240 Homer Mike Eddings T So. 6-2 200 Bloomington Ron Sanford T So. 6-3 240 Peoria. Jim Swearingen T Sr. 6-2 250 Bloomington Jim Thomas T Jr. 6-2 210 Foosland Brian Wisher T So. 5-10 205 Decatur Gary Brucker* c Sr. 6-2 186 Colfax Bob Court c So. 6-1 175 Aurora Chuck Lundquist* c Sr. 6-l 185 Peoria Dick Zimmerman c So. 6-2 220 normal Barry Bock* HB Jr. 5-9 180 lJillmington Lee Boyko HB So. 5-9 160 Decatur Arnold Giles HB so. 5-11 175 Nyack, New York John Mcintyre HB Jr. 5-10 170 Farmer City Jim Mc~ti.llan HB So. 5-7 165 Mt. Prospect Tom Major* HB Jr. 5-10 170 Earlville Jerry Haley* HB Jr. 6-0 175 Mahomet Clarence Mokszycki HB Jr. 5-10 180 East St. Louis John Moffat* HB Jr. 5-10 160 Chicago Gary Moss HB Jr. 5-10 180 Beardstown Rick Shemansky HB So. 5-9 180 Wheaton Dennis Riccio HB So. 5-8 165 LaGrange Jerry Leitschub FB Jr. 5-9 180 Hillsboro Bill Sneddon FB Jr. 5-9 185 Chicago Jim Simpson FB So. 5-10 175 Hoopeston Tom Souhrada FB So. 5-10 170 Pekin Ray Austrums QB Jr. 5-11 170 Rockford Tom Holden* QB Sr. 6-o 187 Alton Jerry Kinnikin QB So, 6-1 185 Staunton Virgil Martin QB Jr. 6-o 175 Chatsworth Mike Phillips QB So. 5-7 160 t·~t. Prospect Page 28 -- Indiana State University Football ST. JOSEPH'S INFORMATION Name of school: St. Joseph's College Location: Rensselaer, Indiana Team nickname: Pumas Enrollment: 1150 School colors: Red and Purple Conference: Indiana Collegiate

Home stadium: St. Joseph'.s Field Capacity: 4,000 Head coach: James Arneberg Alma mater: DePauw University Year graduated: 1950 Record at school: first year Assistant coaches: James Holstein, '-lilliam Jennings, Richard Pavlov Athletic Director: Richard F. Scharf Sports Information Director: Charles J. Schuttrow

Number of returning lettermen: 16 Lettermen lost: 9 Probable 1965 standouts (name, year, position): Dennis Berner - senior - end Ronald Budde - junior - halfback Terry Davisson - senior - halfback Duffy Hagist - junior - quarterback James Kelly - senior - tackle Dennis Stanczak - senior - center Outstanding newcomers Bernard Badke - sophomore -halfback Joseph DelBuono - sophomore -guard Max Klingerman - sophomore -halfback R~ond Kulla - sophomore -tackle Randy Traugh - sophomore -end Capsule outlook for the coming season: A year of rebuilding lies ahead for Saint Joseph's Pumas, under the direction of a new head coach, Jim Arneberg. Arneberg, who came to Collegeville from Homewood-Flossmoor High School in Homewood, Ill., is expected to start the rebuilding project around a core of sixteen returning letter­ men. Arneberg will comb his sophomores and the reserves of 1964 in seeking replace­ ments for departed veterans. A major project confronting the new coach is the solution to a difficulty which has plagued Saint Joseph's teams for the past six years: lack of depth. Improvement is the key to Arneberg's program, and during spring drills worked to polish the Pumas' offensive attack, both in terms of passer-receiver combinations and pass blocking.

1965 Schedule St. Joe 1964 Results OPP. Sept. 25 DePauw 0 Dayton 4i' Oct, 2 at Butler 8 Valparaiso 41 Oct. 9 Indiana State 0 Evansville 42 Oct. 16 Defiance 7 Ball State 38 Oct. 23 at Valparaiso 0 Butler 41 Oct. 30 Evansville 7 DePauw 27 Nov. 6 at Ball State 0 Findlay 27 Nov. 13 at Findlay Won - 0 Lost - 8 8 Indiana State 35 Page 29 -- Indiana State University Football All-Time Series Scores Between Indiana State-St. Joseph's

192~- STATE ~5- 0 1954 -- ST. JOE 21-20 19~- ST. JOE 19- 1 1955 -· ST. JOE 27- 0 19116 - ST. JOE 19- 0 1956 - ST. ,TOE 59-13 19~7 - STATE 26- 6 1957 -- ST. JOE 42- 0 19!&8 - ST. JOE 1- 0 1958 - ST. JOE 44- 0 1949 - ST. JOE 33- 0 1959 •• STATE 20-14 1950 - ST. JOE 1- 0 1960- STATE 21- 7 1951 -- ST. JOE 13- 0 1961 -- STATE 13- 9 1952 •• STATE 21-13 1962 -- STATE 16- 0 1953 -- STATE 23-14 1963- STATE 28- 0 1964 -- STATE 35- 8

Indiana State: Won 10 Lost ll Page 30 -- Indiana Sta.te University Football SAINT JOSEPH'S 1965 FOOTBALL ROSTER

Name Pos. Ht. Ht. Yr. Hometown *'iSU"ffY Hagist QB b-o 190 Jr. Indianapolis Al Bucina QB 6-1 185 So. Chicago, Illinois John Morley HB 5-7 155 So. t1orton, Pennsylvania Scott Dasse FB 6-2 198 Sr. Chesterton, Indiana Max Klingerman HB 6-0 185 So. Carmel, Indiana Randy Ferrari HB 5-9 170 So. Chicago, Illinois Hike HcCormick E 5-11 190 So. Wellston, Ohio *Lenny Proctor HB 5-8 180 Jr. Washington, D. c. Al Dostal HB 5-9 172 Jr. Brantford, Ont. *Joe Hhalen K 6-1 185 Sr. Penfield, Illinois John Rauch FB 5-10 200 So. Ft. Hayne Tom Franko FB 5-10 205 Jr. Gary John Kading FB 5-9 197 So. Evanston, Illinois Al Noonan HB 6-0 180 Sr. Silver Spring, Maryland Tom Knitter FB 5-8 180 So. Chicago, Illinois Ron Budde HB 6-1 195 Jr. Covington, Kentucky George Badke HB 5-10 175 So. Chicago, Illinois John Ferguson. K 6-1 160 So. Culver City, California **Terry Davisson HB 6-2 200 Sr. Rensselaer Frank Frasor E 6-1 185 Sr. Blue Island, Illinois **Dennis Stanczak c 6-0 220 Sr. Gary Jim Dundas c 6-0 200 So. Clifton, Illinois *Bob Touhy G 5-11 200 Jr. Chicago, Illinois Richard Krouse G 5-10 195 So. Ft. Wayne Robert Cummings G 6-0 200 So. Cincinnati, Ohio Joe Mercado G 6-0 210 So. Chicago, Illinois James Taggart G 5-10 200 Sr. Carmel. Gerald Heenan G 6-1 195 So. Chicago, Illinois **Jeff Koch G 6-0 205 Sr. Chicago, Illinois Joseph Del Buono G 6-2 208 so. Fairlawn, N, J. Raymond Kulla T 6-4 220 So. Arlington Heights, Illinois *Phil Datka G 5-11 212 Jr, l!ilwaukee, Wisconsin Mitch Dmytrow T 5-11 214 Jr. St. Catharines, Ont. Dale Stewart T 6-3 226 So. Indianapolis **Jim Kelly T 6-4 230 Sr. ~~t. Vernon Joseph Zimmer T 6-1 220 Jr. Rensselaer *Dennis Dunn T 6-2 270 Jr. Barrington, Illinois vlayne Tilton E 6-0 187 Jr. Rensselaer Tom ~fi tsch E 6-2 190 So. Ft. '1-Tayne mke 11oore HB 6-1 205 So. Oak Park, Illinois **Jim Metzinger E 6-3 205 Sr. Lafayette John Farr E 5-11 175 So. Chicago, Illinois Randy Traugh E 6-3 220 So. St. Joseph, r~ichi[Can **Dennis Berner E 6-1 188 Sr. Bensenville, Illinois James Halsh HB 5-11 193 So. Rochester, New York *Years Lettered Page 31 -- Indiana State University Football

Name of school: Valparaiso University Location: Valparaiso, Indiana

Team nickname: Crusaders Enrollment: 3300

School colors: Bro~m and Gold Conference: r.c.c.

Home stadium: Brown Field Capacity: 7500 Head coach: Emory G. Bauer Alma ::nater: Valparaiso

Year graduated: 1934 Assistant coaches: Bill Steinbrecher , Bill Koch

Athletic Director: Richard P. Koeni~ Athletic Publicity Direcotr: John H. Krause

Number of returning lettermen: 28 Letterman lost: 4

Probable 1965 standouts (name, year, position): Don Werling - junior - tackle Jim t~alayter - senior - guard Ed Thiel - center Bob Ruh - guard Bert Bleke - halfback Dick Raddatz -- quarterback Fred Hiller - halfback Jim Larson - fUllback Harry Rusert - Outstanding newcomers: David Adams, Tom Bekemeyer, Jon Dimitri, Jim Pitzpatrick, John Friedel, Bill Yancey, .Tohn Hhetsel, Hike Goldbert, Steve Berning Capsule outlook for the coming season: With the return of a very large number of lettermen and some expected help from a good groun of sophomores Coach Emory Bauer is looking forward to fielding a strong team this fall. However, the loss or Dave Lass an,. outstanding quarterback, end Jim Konrad, and interior linemen Jim Heffernan and Dick neargarder, the Crusaders will need all the help they can get to equal their 1964 6-3 record and their five way tie for the ICC Championship.

1965 Schedule vu 1964 Results OPP'

Sept. 18 IJABASH 13 Habash 0 Sept. 25 BALL.STATE 41 St. Joseph 8 Oct. 2 at DePaUl-' 6 Indiana State 35 Oct. 9 BUTLER 0 Uashington 21 Oct. 16 at Indiana State 7 Evansville 28 Oct. 23 ST. JOSEPH'S 33 Ball State 22 Oct. 30 UASHINGTON 23 Butler 14 Nov. 6 at Evansville 21 DePauw 14 Nov. 13 at Hheaton 21 Wheaton 1

\1 - 6 -- L - 3 Page 32 -- Indiana State University Football All-Time Series Scores Between Indiana State-Valparaiso

1928 -- STATE '1- 6 1950 -- VALPO 46- 6 1929 -- STATE 14- 0 1951 -- VALPO 46- 7 1932 -- VALPO 33- 0 1952 -- Tie 0- 0 1933 -- VALPO 26- 0 1953 -- VALPO 31-13 1934 -- VALPO 14- 7 1954 -- VALPO 20-13 1937 -- VALPO 13- 0 1955 -- VALPO 27- 9 1938 -- VALPO 34-20 1956 -- VALPO 33-18 1939 -- VALPO 13-12 1957 -- Cancelled (Flu 1940 -- VALPO 14- 0 epidemic) 1941 -- STATE 30- 0 1958 -- STATE 14-12 1942 -- VALPO 14- 2 1959 -- VALPO 28- 7 1945 -- VALPO 25- 6 1960 -- STATE 14-13 1947 -- STATE 13- 0 1961 -- VALPO 20- 6 1948 -- STATE 14- 0 1962 -- VALPO 11-10 1949 -- VALPO 32- 0 1963 -- VALPO 19-14 1964 -- STATE 35- 6 Indiana State: Won 8 Lost 20 Tie 1 Page 33 -- Indiana State University Football

VALPARAISO illliVERSITY 1965 FOOTBALL ~OSTER Name !!.· Ht. Wt. Hometown i5'aV'e Adams So. 6-o 195 E. Detroit, Mich. \·Tayne Ball So. 5-8 175 Louisville, Kentucky Tom Bekemeyer So. 5-10 180 Royal Oak, Hichigan Steve Berning So. 6-2 235 Knox Paul Berning Jr. 6-4 195 Knox Bert Bleke Sr. 6-2 200 Frankenmuth, t~ichigan Roy Bunevich Jr. 5-8 221 Bay Village, Ohio Jon Dimitri So. 6-o 185 Gary. Jim Dimitri Sr. Gary Tom Dohrmann Jr. 6-o 175 Ft. Wayne Steve Eifert Jr. 6-4 220 St. Louis, Hissouri Jim Fitzpatrick So. 5-10 195 Chicago, Illinois Mark Goldberg So. 5-7 155 Newark, New Jersey Hike Haeffner Jr. 6-0 214 Hamburg, New York Brad Harman So. 6-1 195 Cleveland, Ohio t-1ark Hagerman Sr. · 5-8 185 Ft. Wayne, Ted Hartman So. 6-0 175 Wellsville, Missouri Frank Heim So. 6-1 205 North Liberty Dave Hermann Jr. 6-1 185 Ottawa, Illinois Wes Hermann Sr. 6-2 190 Ottawa, Illinois Dan Hoecker So. 6-0 195 Cleveland, Ohio Paul Hoffmann Jr. 6-3 205 Frontenac, Nissouri Bill Keck So. 5-11 195 San Juan, P. R. Bill King Jr. 6-3 200 Park Ridge, Illinois Jay Kipnees So. 6-5 250 Brooklyn, N. Y. Charles Kohl Jr. 6-3 209 St. Louis, Nissouri Randy Kroll Jr. 6-0 160 }.~eriden, Conn. Jim Larson Sr. 5-11 185 St. Petersburg, Florida Jim Maylayter Sr. 5-9 195 Gary Roger McNeill So. 6-0 210 Hinchester, Mass. Fred ~1i lle r Jr. 6-o 200 Valparaiso Paul Hueller Sr. 6-0 195 '-Taterford, Hisconsin. John Nahrwold Jr. 5-11 200 Ft. Wayne Tom Navta Sr. 5-10 175 Munster Ron Nickel So. 5-11 175 North Olmsted, Ohio John Nicklas So. 5-11 170 Valparaiso Dick Raddatz Sr. 6-3 200 Oshkosh, Wisconsin Bill Rosenquist Jr. 5-11 170 Skokie, Illinois ~uke Rousseau So. 6-3 215 Granite City, Illinois Robert Ruh Sr. 6-0 190 St. Louis, Hissouri Harold Rusert Sr. 5-10 ll.BO Hamburg, N. Y. Winston Schmidt Jr. 5-9 169 Breckenridge, Minn. Hilliam Schmitt So. 6-1 190 South Euclid, Ohio Don Schoenefeld Jr. 5-11 198 Ft. Wayne Harold Semrock Sr. Elmore, Ohio Richard Soeken Jr. 6-3 205 Lyons, Kansas Jim Stocker So. 6-3 210 Pittsburgh, Pa. Bob Swanson Sr. 6-1 175 Chesterton Ed Thiel Jr. 5-ll 186 Evanston, Illinois Bob Vaught So. 6-0 200 Pittsburgh, Pa. Stan Wenck So. 5-10 180 Hoodstock, Illinois Don Werling Jr. 6-o 220 New Haven John Whetsel So. 6-1 210 Crown Point Bill Yancey So. 6-0 160 Overland, Missouri Page 34 -- Indiana State University Football

EVANSVILLE COLLEGE INFOID1ATION

Name of school: Evansville College Location: Evansville, Indiana

Team nickname: Aces Enrollment: 2514

School colors : Purple and White Conference Indiana Collegiate

Home stadium: Reitz Bowl Capacity: 12,000

Head coach: Paul Beck Alma mater: Indiana State Year graduated: 1930 Record at school: 41-48-0 Assistant coaches: Jim Byers, Lemois Hires

Athletic Director: Arad HcCutchan

Athletic Publicity Director: Bob Hudson

Number of returning lettermen: 15 Lettermen lost: 9 Probable 1965 standouts (name, year, position):

Hat Hatcher - senior - fullback Douglas Standley - senior - tackle Alan Per - junior - halfback Darryl Phillips - senior - tackle

Capsule outlook for the coming season: Evansville will miss the pitching arm of Kim DeVault and the defense of Hartin Amsler, both of whom have signed pro­ fessional contracts with Baltimore and Dallas respectively, in addition to the speed of the "mighty mite" ~ladriaga in the backfield. Bob Glaser and Mike Maple, backfield standouts, are also gone from last year's eleven via graduation, with several others who gave the Aces reserve strength last season. Coach Beck will have 8 major letter winners returning in addition to several minor award lettermen and several outstanding freshmen as a nucleus for this year's squad.

1965 Schedule EC 1Q64 Resul:l;s OPP Sept. 18 at Bradley 35 DePauw 6 Sept. 25 Southeast !,1issouri 42 St. Joseph's 0 Oct. 2 at Ball State 20 Indiana State 14 Oct. 9 DePauw 28 Valparaiso 7 Oct. 16 at Butler 0 Western Kentucky 37 Oct. 23 Indiana State 16 Ball State 23 Oct. 30 at St. Joseph's 21 Butler 48 Nov. 6 Valparaiso 7 Bradley 21 Nov. 13 at Hurray 2 Southern Illinois 0

W- 5 -- L - 4 Page 35 -- Indiana State University Football All-Time Series Scores Between Indiana State-Evansville Colle6e

1923 -- EVANSVILLE 27- 2 1946 -- EVANSVILLE 14-13 1924 -- STATE 31-13 1948 -- EVANSVILLE 13-12 1927 -- STATE 13- 0 1952 -- STATE 20- 7 1928 -- STATE . .. }0- 0 1953 :;:;. ·STATE, .31 ... 13' '1'929 -- STATE jd- 0 ··1954 -- EVMfsvftLE 41- 6 1930 - Tie 0- 0 1955 -- EVANSVILLE 33-19 1931 -- STATE 13- 7 1956 -- EVANSVILLE 26-14 1933 -- STATE 13-12 1957 -- EVANSVILLE 34-27 1934 -- STATE 20- 0 1958 -- EVANSVILLE 21- 6 1935 - STATE 16- 0 1959 -- EVk~SVILLE 8-6 1936 -- Tie 0- 0 1960 -- EVANSVILLE 11- 7 1937 -- STATE 7- 0 1961 -- EVANSVILLE 15-14 1938 -- STATE '1- 0 1962 -- STATE 26- 7 1942 -- STATE 25- 6 1963 -- STATE 29- 7 1964 -- EVANSVILLE 20-14 Indiana State, 1rJon 15, Lost 11, Tied 2 Page 36 -- Indiana State University Football EVANSVILLE COLLEGE 1965 FOOTBALL ROSTER Name Pos. Ht. Wt. !!.· Hometown BaiiVart , Bob T 6-o 24o So. Hichip,an City *Beasley, Jim E 6-0 200 Sr. Prospect Hgts. , Illinois Beck, Jim G 5-10 180 Jr. Evansville *Buede1, Jim G 6-0 190 Sr. Evansville Burke, Don HB 5-10 170 So. Evansville Carrara, Bill E 6-1 192 So. E. Chicago #Carson, Mike HB 5-9 170 Jr. Cheaney, Ed E 6-1 190 So. Evansville #Cook, Tom c 6-2 200 Jr. Warrior Run, Penn. *Crane, Bob T 6-2 215 Jr. Evansville Dean, Mike HB 6-1 175 So. Evansville Grams , Keith HB 5-l 190 Jr. Prospect Hgts., Illinois Grannan, Steve T 6-2 240 So. Evansville #Groves, Ted FB 6-l 190 Jr. Evansville *Hamilton, Paul T 6-0 205 Sr. Evansville Harper, Mike FB 6-o 190 So. Evansville *Hatcher 1 Hat thew FB 6-l 215 Sr. E. Chicago *Havill, Jim FB 5-10 175 Jr. Louisville, Kentucky Hays. Carl c 5-8 175 So. New Albany Hid den 1 .Jack T 6-2 244 So. Hancock Central *Hurst, Larry c 6-1 220 Jr. Connersville Hybert, Larry HB 5-11 172 So. Chicago #Inzerello, Tony T 6-o 215 Jr. Prospect Hgts .. , Illinois

Jaffray 1 Gordon T 6-l 255 so. Chicago Lauer, Dan T 6-o 300 so. J.!ichigan City *Lidy, John HB 5-l 185 Jr. Newton, Illinois tidy, Terry HB 5-11 180 So. Newton, Illinois Loge, Joe QB 6-l 185 So. Boonville *Markwell, Steve G 6-0 215 Jr. Decatur, Illinois Merrick, Randy G 6-0 185 So. Henderson, Kentucky Miller, Ed c 6-l 225 Jr. Chicago Hiller, Roger HB 6-4 180 So. Anderson l.J!lnnette, Dick QB 6-l 182 So. Evansville #Per, Alan HB 6-1 170 Jr. Boonville *Phillips, Darryl T 6-0 260 Sr. Scotts Bluff Rigner, Steve G 6-0 202 So. New Castle *Rutigliano, Frank T 6-2 220 Sr. Mt. Prospect. Illinois #Scales, Ralph QB 6-0 18o Jr. Evansville Snyder, Jerry E 6-5 240 so. Bedford **'1-Tagner, Ed G 5-10 195 Sr. Columbus Woodard, Mike E 6-2 175 so. Evansville *Major #Minor Page 37 -- Indiana State University Football BALL STATE INFORHATION

Name of school: Location: ~1uncie, Indiana

Team nickname: Cardinals Enrollment: 11,500

School colors: Cardinal & vJhi te Conference : Indiana Collegiate Conf.

Home stadium: Ball State Field Capacity:- 9000

Head coach: Ray Louthen Alma mater: Western Hichigan Year graduated: 1950 Record at school: 14-9-1 Assistant coaches: Fred Kehoe, Wave Hyers, tUke Hoffman, Jim Freemen

Athletic Director: Robert Primmer

Athletic publicity director: Earl Yestingsmeier

Number of returning lettermen: 15 Lettermen lost: 11

Probable 1965 standouts (name, position):

Jim Todd -halfback Dave Reeves - fullback Frank Houk - quarterback Steve Psikula - guard Leo Seitz - guard Eric Bishop - tackle Larry Lewis - end John Hostrawser - end Outstanding newcomers: Dick Lester - halfback ~frark Surface - end Ray McDonald - guard Doug Reid - quarterback Larry Beason - end Tim Freeman - center Capsule outlook for the coming season: Ball State is quite optimistic on its football prospects for the coming season, Fifteen lettermen, including eight regulars, return. Top returnees are halfback Jim Todd and guard Steve Psikula, named outstanding back and lineman respectively in the Indiana Collegiate Conference last year. The Cardinals expect an improved passing attack to go with its strong running game. Finding center replacements, backfield depth and defensive strength are chief problems facing BSU,

1965 Schedule BSU 1964 Results OPP Sept. 18 INDIANA STATE (PA.) 26 Slippery Rock 7 Sept. 25 at Valparaiso 28 Butler 14 Oct. 2 EVANSVILLE 23 DePauw 20 Oct. 9 at Akron 38 St. Joseph's 7 Oct. 16 at DePauw 0 Indiana State 17 Oct, 23 BUTLER 22 Valparaiso 33 Oct, 30 at Indiana State (Ind.) 23 Evansville 16 Nov. 6 ST. JOSEPH'S 15 Akron 25 Nov, 13 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS w 5 -- L 3 Page 38 -- Indiana State University Football

All-Time Series Scores Between Indiana State-Ball State

1924 -- STATE 47-12 1948 -- BALL STATE 10- 7 1925 -- STATE 20- 7 1949 -- BALL STATE 34- 6 1931 -- STATE 13- 7 1950 -- BALL STATE 20- 6 1932 -- BALL STATE 12- 0 1951 -- Tie 0- 0 1933 -- STATE 9- 6 1952 -- BALL STATE 33- 0 1934 -- BALL STATE 15- 6 1953 -- BALL STA~E 33- 6 1935 -- STATE 12- 6 1954 -- STATE 14-13 1936 -- STATE 3- 0 1955 -- BALL STATE 19- 6 1937 -- BALL STATE 7- 0 1956 -- BALL STATE 28-14 1938 -- BALL STATE 13- 9 1957 -- BALL STATE 2.()..0 1939 -- BALL STATE 28- 7 1958 -- BALL STATE 26- 8 1940 - STATE 27- 7 1959 -- STATE 29- 8 1941 -- BALL STATE 7- 0 1960 -- STATE 26-23 1942 -- BALL STATE 16- 7 1961 -- STATE 41- 0 1946 -- STATE 3- 0 1962 -- STATE 22- 0 1947 -- BALL STATE 14- 0 1963 -- BALL STATE 15- 1 1964 -- STATE 11- 0

Indiana State: Won 14 Lost 18 Tied 1 Page 39 -- Indiana State University Football BALL STATE UNIVERSITY 1965 FOOTBALL ROSTER

Name Pos. Ht. \ITt. Yr. Hometown Mik.'e Alexander H'B b-o ITo So:- Marion Dave Amsler G 6-0 196 so. Hest Lafayette Jim Austgen HB 5-10 183 So. Schererville *Nickey Baker HB 5-10 186 Sr. New Haven Larry Be as on E 6-3 205 So. Monroe, r~ichiean *Jim Bergman D 6-1 190 Jr. Plymouth *Eric Bishop T 6-3 231 Sr. Ht. Blanchard, Ohio *Bob Burkhardt G 5-10 191 So. Dayton, Ohio *Bob Coatie G 6-0 211 Jr. r1uncie Pete Cook G 5-10 210 So. Indianapolis Dennis Danko HB 6-0 185 So. Cleveland, Ohio *John Dechant T 6-2 230 Jr. Franklin, Ohio Steve Demuth E 6-2 210 Jr. Edinburg Jack Frase c 6!.11 207 So. Carrollton, Ohio Tim Freeman c 6-0 250 So. Huncie Hike Furimsky T 6-1 222 So. Indianapolis Paul Gallo G 5-11 229 Sr. Port Washington, n. Y. Mike George G 5-9 180 Sr. Connersville Elie Ghattas T 6-1 231 So. Flint, r1ichigan Ed Gill t\'l " 6-3 225 Jr. Port Washington, N. Y. **Bill Hajec HB 5-10 170 Sr. Fenton, Hichigan Jim Hammel QB 6-0 181 Jr. Huntington George Hathaway ')3 5-10 200 So, Garrett Doc Heath QB 6-3 182 So. Lebanon Jerry Hess E ..., 6-0 200 So. South Bend Larry Hileman ..... 6-3 210 Jr • Indianapolis Dick Hochstetler F.B 5-9 200 Jr. Muncie *John Hostrawser ~- 6-0 202 Jr. South Bend *Frank Houk QB 6-1 170 Jr. Gary *Dean Howard ID 5-7 185 Jr. South Bend Mike Kirby G 6-l 198 So. Harion Clayton Landes E 5-10 175 Jr. Michigan City Ronnie Lang c. 6-1 200 So. Jupiter., Florida Dick Lester HJ3 5-7 190 So. Lafayette *Larry Lewis E 6-3 210 Jr. Carmel Fred Livezey T 6-3 243 Jr. Sulphur Springs Ray ~1cDonald G 5-10 235 So. Noblesville Steve Midkiff c 6-3 232 So. Indianapolis Norm lioon QB 6-0 177 So. Franklin, Ohio *Dick Orban T 5-11 258 Sr. Indianapolis Mike Patrick HB 5-10 195 Jr. Fast Chicago **Steve Psikula G 6-1 232 Sr. Hammoro **Davie Reeves F:l 5-11 208 Sr. Huntington Doug Reid QB 6-3 195 Jr. Frankfort **Leo Seitz Cl ; 5-10 230 Sr. Lawrenceburg Pan Seymour FJ 6-0 210 Jr. Sheridan Chuck Streetman T 6-2 260 So. East Gary Mark Surface i 6-1 215 So. Lafayette **Jim Todd HB 5-11 197 Sr. \rlabash vJa.lter Wills G 5-7 180 So. Rockaway, Nevr Jersey *Denotes Years Lettered Page 4o -- Indiana State University Football DEPAUW UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Name of' school: DePauw University Location: Greencastle, Indiana Team ni ck.name : Tigers Enrollment: 2,300 School colors: Old gold and black Conference: ICC Home stadium: Blackstock Capacity: 3,975 Head coach: Tom Mont Alma mater: University of Ma!"'Jland Year graduated: 1947 Record at school: 21-31-2 Assistant coaches: Ted Katula., Ed Heyer, Bruce '1ackey Athletic Director: Dr. James Loveless Athletic Publicity Director: Patrick Aikman Number of returning lettermen: 12 Lettermen lost: 17 Probable 1965 standouts (name, year, position) Terry Johnston - senior - tackle Ralph Larsen - senior - guard Percy Hargroves - sophomore - fullback Tom Cooper - senior - end Bill Fox - senior - tackle Mike Burns - senior - halfback Ed Gardner - senior - tackle Mark Moore - senior - guard Outstanding newcomers: Tim Feemster - halfback Percy Hargroves - fullback Tom Miller - halfback Eric Lortz - quarterback Dan Breckinridge- quarterback Capsule outlook for the coming season: The departure of quarterback Bruce Mackey necessitates major shifting of DPU's well-considered run-option game. T11o of the college's best soph prospects in years-Breckinridge and Lortz-will be on hand to loft the Tigers to a new offensive medium--the air. Mont is fairly deep in back­ field talent, with emphasis on strong, big sophomores, and has good nucleus for another fine set of lines. Depth up front will be his major consideration, plus training new men to position and probably a new type of attack.

1965 Schedule ~ 1964 Results 9!!. Sept. 18 Alma College 15 Ill. Wesleyan 41 Sept. 25 .at St. Joseph's 6 Evansville 35 Oct. 2 Valparaiso 20 Ball State 23 Oct. 9 at Evansville 6 Butler 9 Oct. 16 Ball State 7 Washington (Mo)lO Oct. 30 at Butler 27 St. Joseph's 7 Nov. 6 Indiana State 0 Indiana State 6

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All-Time Series Scores Between Indiana State-DePauw

1898 -- DEPAUW 57- 0 1954 -- STATE 21-14 1904 -- DEPAUW 16- 0 1955 -- STATE 14- 6 1905 -- DEPAUW 33- 0 1956 -- DEPAUW 46-13 1907 -- DEPAUW 28- 0 1957 -- DEPAffiv 24- 6 1925 -- DEPAUW 26- 0 1958- DEPAffil 16-14 1943 -- DEPAUW 39- 6 1959 -- STATE 28-20 1950 -- DEPAUW 33- 0 1960 -- DEPAUW 15- 7 1951 -- DEPAUW 14-13 1961 -- DEPAUW 28-14 1952 -- STATE 14- 7 1962 -- STATE 13- 0 1953- STATE 38- 0 1963 -- DEPAUW 21- 0 1964 -- STATE 6- 0

Indiana State: Won 7 Lost 14 Page 42 -- Indiana State University Football DEPAUW UNIVERSITY 1965 FOOTBALL ROSTER Name ~· k· Ht. 'VTt. Hometown Breekenri dge , Dan QB So. 6-0 170 Blue Island, Illinois Lortz, Eric QB So. 5-11 195 Raleip.)l, North Carolina Lindquist, Darel QB So. 6-0 170 Portage Boese, Thomas E So. 6-2 187 Lake Bluff, Illinois Stamm, Russ DB So. 5-10 180 Barrington, Illinois Butler, John HB So. 5-8 165 Indianapdlis Fritch, Bruce c So. 6-0 175 nlen Ellyn, Illinois Byrum, Chuck HB Sr. 5-8 165 Winnetka, Illinois Stresen-Reuter, Fredric HB Sr. 5-8 l/2 170 Birmingham, r,1ichigan Feemster, Timothy HB So. 5-8 180 Lake Forest, Illinois Eberle, Tod FB Sr. 6-0 185 Jenkintown, Pa. Nicklaus, Edward FB Jr. 6-0 195 Kokomo. Hargrove, Percy FB So. 6-0 200 Gary Lehman , Bill HB So. 5-6 150 '\-Test Lafayette Miller, Thomas HB So. 5-9 183 Hhi tefish Bay, vTis. Barton, Jerrold c So. 6-0 205 Haywood, Illinois Grossman, William c Jr. 5-10 195 Omaha, Nebraska Disney, John LB Sr. 5-10 180 Indianapolis Douglass, John LB So. 5-10 185 Chicago, Illinois Mesnard, Lynn LB So. 6-0 192 Toledo, Ohio Barr, Steve G Jr. 6-0 195 Arlington, Va. Flickinger, Robert G So. 6-2 190 Linton Hess, Andy LB So. 6-1 190 Dayton, Ohio Baier, Bill G Jr. 5-10 210 Coraopolis, Pa. Kallock, Richard G So. 5-11 195 East Vandergrift, Fa. Roberts on, Eric LB So. 6-l 199 Granite City, Ill. Gardner, Ed T Sr. 6-2 236 Bloomington Johnston, Terry T Sr. 6-0 216 Valparaiso Brines, Craig T Jr. 5-10 225 Elkhart Lamont, Dave G So. 5-10 215 Evansville Moore, Mark T Sr. 6-2 225 Connersville Arvay, Ray T So. 6-4 220 Hammond Kube, Frank T So. 6-2 220 Hyattsville, ~~d. Walker, Dick E So. 6-1 195 Gentryville Brovn, Dan E Sr. 6-2 185 Findlay, Ohio Galvin, Roger E So. 5-10 185 LaGrange Joyce, Doug E Sr. 6-1 195 Marion Hasbrook, Dan E Jr. 5-11 195 Indianapolis Cooper, Thomas E Sr. 6-2 208 Sullivan ~1eredi th, Richard E Jr. 6-2 210 Crossett, Arkansas Montgomerie, Bruce E So. 6-0 193 South Bend Jordan, Rick HB Jr. 5-10 173 Richmond Gigliotti, Ross G So. 6-0 188 Pittsburgh, Pa. Adlard, John G Jr. 5-10 205 Piqua, Ohio Fox, Bill T Sr. 6-2 220 Glenview, Illinois Larsen, Ralph T Sr. 6-1 238 Skokie, Illinois Burns, Mike G Jr. 5-10 170 Greencastle Coolman, Bob G So. 6-0 200 Valparaiso Ground, Wes HB So. 5-10 175 East Lansing, Hichigan Page 43-- Indiana. State University Football

INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITY

.C· .R o:s S C 0 UrN: T: R' Y Page 44 -- Indiana State University Football 1965 CROSS COUNTRY OUTLOOK

Indiana State capped a great season in 1964 by annexing the Indiana Collegiate Conference cross country championship. With every man off the winning team--led by ICC individual champ Frank Bonebrake, from New Richmond--it appears that the Sycamores are going to stay on top of the ICC heap for at least another season. Bonebrake ranks as one of the all time distance stars of Indiana State. He holds the four-mile record of 20:28.0, and he has been a consistent winner against Indiana collegiate competition.

Coach Robert Meyne--the man smiling like a cheshire cat at the idea of "coaching" such a talent laden team--terms Bonebrake a "durable, hard working runner

with fine natural talent and a great competitive a.tti tude. 11 Other veterans back from last year's team which also successfully defended its Earlham Relays crown are senior Dave Hoffman, from Gary, and juniors Ron Beehler, fro Kingsbury, James White, from Westfield, and Fred Draper, from South Bend. Two other men are expected to move right in with the veterans and give the Sycamores added depth and strength. One of them, Terre Haute senior Hal Sonafrank, is a letterman who did not come out for cross country last season. The other man is Terre Haute sophomore John King, who finished second in the ICC freshman meet last fall and won the mile in the ICC freshman track meet last spring.

King has been improving rapidly, and his full potential is still unknown. However, it isn't idle dreaming to imagine him--as well as Draper--giving Bonebrake a battle for the top spot.

State's main competition this season is expected to come from Ball State, which is stocked with fine young runners led by the 1964 ICC freshmen meet championship squad. Valparaiso, with Dave Esterline, the freshman individual champ last year, will also field a strong team. Top freshman prospects enrolling at State this fall are Tom Clark, from Noblesville, and Fred Pietrzak, from Midlothian, Ill. Page 46 -- Indiana State University Football

CROSS COUNTRY ROSTER !!!!!. !.!.!!:. Hometown Larry Andrews So. South Bend *Ron Beehler Jr. Kingsbury *Frank Bonebrake Sr. Nev Richmond *Fred Draper Jr. South Bend Tom Gallagher Sr. South Bend *Dave Hoffman Sr. Gary John King So. Terre Haute *Hal Sonafrank Sr. Terre Haute Morris Stewart So. Lafayette *James White Jr. Westfield Page 46 -- Indiana State University Football

INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITY CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE

Sept. 25 -- at Valparaiso Sept. 28 -- EASTERN ILLINOIS (4 p.m.) Oct. 5 -- at Indiana (4:30p.m.) Oct. 15 -- at Ball State (freshman-varsity) Oct. 23 -- DEPAUW ( freshma.n-varsi ty, noon) Oct. 30 -- at Little State (Indianapolis, noon) Nov. 6 -- at ICC Meet (Ball State , noon)

1964 CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS

INDIANA STATE 22 Indiana. Central 37 Eastern Illinois 26 INDIANA STATE 29 INDIANA STATE 25 Valparaiso 31 INDIANA STATE 17 Butler 46 Indiana. 18 INDIANA STATE 37 Ball State 21 INDIANA STATE 36 InDIANA STATE 15 Hanover 48 INDIANA STATE 15 DePa.uv 49 Earlham Invitational -- First Big State -- Seventh Little State -- Fifth NAIA District 21 -- Third ICC Meet -- First