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GENERAL INFORMATION: Location: 2400 Oakland Avenue Duluth, Minnesota 55812 Founded: 1895 as State Normal School; 1947 as branch of University of Minnesota Enrollment: 5,600 Started Hockey: 1931 Nickname: UMD Bulldogs Colors: Maroon and Gold Conference: Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) Home Arena: Duluth Arena (5,400 seating capacity) Head Coach: Terry Shercliffe (UMD '65), Fourth Year Assistant Coach: Chuck Whalen (UMD'74), First Year Team Physician: Dr. H. Jeronimus Trainer: Don Roach Assistant Trainer: Mark Niergarten Provost: Dr. Raymond w. Darland Faculty Representative: Dr. Richard Ojakangas Athletic Director: Ralph A. Romano Athletic Business Manager: Bruce McLeod Sports Information Director: Bruce McLeod Student Assistant SID's: Pat Bailey and Brad Swenson Secretaries: Kathy Erickson and Pat Bjorklund
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First American National Bank MlfflwFDIC _ PALLADIO BLDG. 4th AVE. W. & SUP. ST. DULUTH, MINN. PHONE 727-8456 LAST CHANCE After three years at the BuHdog helm, Terry Shercliffe has establish- ed a record of solid consistancy LIQUOR STORE and growth. But Shercliffe has higher aspira- tions for UMD hockey and hopes BIGGEST SELECTION IN TOWN that 1973-74 will be the year the Bulldogs move from solid to strong. -IEDEUVER- "We have great ·support," said 619 East 4th 727-6825 Shercliffe, "and hope we can pro- vide excitement and success this season." A native of Regina, Sask., Sher- Schrader cl iffe was a three-year letterman for Bulldogs' hockey team while Drug attending UMD. He captained the squad in his senior year and was Everything In Drugs voted UMD's Outstanding Senior Athlete Award in 1964-65. The Blue Line Club needs YOU!! Shercliffe won a B.S. degree in physical education at UMD and fol- Free Parking lowing graduation, he became head hockey coach and physical education 504 E. 4th St. 722-1788 instructor at Osseo, where Sher- e] iffe es tab I ished himself as a hard- working, winning coach. Former FALK'S UMD coach and current Athletic Director Ralph Romano persuaded Shercliffe to return to his alma mater WOODLAND as assistant coach, a position he held for four years. He also became PHARMACY an instructor in UMD's physical "tN THE WOODLAND education department. SHOPPING CENTER" As an assistant coach Shercliffe was placed in charge of recruiting 1 Calvary Road 728-4242 and brought in the best talent from Your REXALL Store the United States and Canada ever assembled at UMD. While recruiting keeps him busy 1 during the off season, Shercliffe also is featured speaker at count- NORM S less post-season banquets and get togethers, as he tries to communi- RELIABLE cate with as many young hoc key JEWELRY GIFTS players as possible during such engagements. He has started a high- CAMERAS ly successful summer hockey school "Sports of Al I Sorts" and was instrumental in establishing the growing Jr. Bulldog Club. 211 West Superior Street 722-2820 Assistant Coach Get in on the Ft141 JOIN THE DULUTH BLUI LINI CLUB see any Blueline member The appointment of Chuck Whalen as assistant hockey coach has been PANTOUR met with outstanding acceptance among Bulldog supporters. TRAVEL SERVICE ''I am very fortunate to have SINCE 1946 someone of Chuck' s ability and Complete Travel Arrangements background as part of my staff," said head mentor Terry Shercliffe. Anywhere in the World made for you "He has an outstanding knowledge by our experienced Travel Consultant s of the game." without service charge. Whafen, a former UMD goaltender, has had playing experience with the Green Bay Bobcats of the United States Hockey League and includes American Express a tryout with the Minnesota Fight- ing Saints in his background. Representative Although only 24 years old, Chuck feels his hockey playing 722-2891 days are behind and coaching and education are his future. 314 W. Superior St. A native of Edina, where he learned his hockey under Will Duluth, Minnesota !kola, Whalen has been tabbed by Shercliffe to emphasize the recruit- AIR . SHIP . TOURS . CRUISES . RAIL ing of the Minnesota high school products. BUS . HOTELS . GROUPS U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame - . . - 1 · "Hockey has done so much for so Each of the twenty-five enshrinees many people and it's time we've put has a "pylon" on the main floor of the something back into it. The Hall of Hall which contains his biography and Fame is just that." photograph.·The "pylons" are partic- So spoke Minnesota North Stars ularly unique as they are unlike the President Walter L. Bush, Jr. at the bust or painting found in most such dedication and initial enshrinement facilities. The other principal display ceremonies of the United States Hock- area is found on the second floor ey Hall of Fame on June 21, 1973 in where there are areas devoted to hock- Eveleth, Minnesota . A six year drea~ ey as played at the high school/pri- for the people of Eveleth, the State of vate school, college, amateur, inter- Minnesota, and the United States was national, and professional levels. culminated on that date when under There is also an area dealing with cloudy skies and cool temperatures the origins of the game and a miscel- the Hall made its way onto the Amer- laneous information gallery on various ican sports scene. Twenty-five former facets of hockey: rinks, fans, etc. American hockey greats, including Movies are shown four times daily collegians Hobey Baker (Princeton), in the theater and you can pick up a John Chase (Harvard), John Garrison memento of your favorite team in the CLOQUET CO-OP CREDIT UNION "It's Where You Belong" 14th Street and Avenue F Cloquet, Minnesota Phone 879-3304 Savings insured up to $20,000.00 by the National Credit Union Administration Generous Savings Rates Loans for any purpose The Records Le&ding Scorer by Season Games Goals Assists TP 1955 56 Harvey Flaman 23 30 24 54 1956-57 Flaman 21 24 32 56 1957-58 Elmer Schwartz 21 14 31 45 1959-60 O'Handley 18 22 14 36 1961-62 Mike Mithrush 22 8 15 23 1962-63 Bill Lenanlon 24 9 17 26 1963-64 Keith Christiansen 24 16 20 36 1964-65 Christiansen 27 23 35 58 1965-66 Christiansen 23 13 27 40 1966-67 Christiansen 28 23 39 62 1967-68 Ron Busniuk 27 10 10 20 1968-69 Busniuk 29 7 20 27 1969-70 Murray Keogan 33 26 28 54 1970-71 Walt Ledingham 33 26 28 54 1971-72 Walt Ledingham 35 24 29 53 1972-73 Pat Boutette 34 18 45 63 Top 10 UMD Scorers Coaches Records G A Pts. w L T Keith Christiansen 75 121 196 Frank Kovach (1931) 2 5 0 Walt I..£dingham 66 68 134 Hank Jensen 13 6 1 Pat Francisco 69 64 133 (1949-51) Pat Boutette 53 78 131 Gordon Eddols 21 18 0 Cam Fryer 40 72 112 (1952-54) Mike Tok 61 47 108 Bob Boyat (1955) 9 0 0 Chuck Ness 50 43 93 Connie Pleban 55 23 5 Bob Hill 25 65 90 (1956-59) Pokey Trachsel 32 58 90 Ralph Romano 92 120 9 Bob Bell 38 51 89 1959-68) Bill Selman 19 37 1 (1968-69) Terry Shercliffe 51 52 2 (1970- ) First American National Bank Member FD IC .,,, -"'-lla-poolltio,, BAD IANK HOUIS M°"·· Thun.tA.M .·!i , .M . ,,i. 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The Records INDIVIDUALS - GAME Most Goals ...... 5 - Pokey Trachsel vs. Lake Superior State (11-17-72) Most Assists ...... 6 - Christiansen vs. Minnesota (11-19-66) Most Total Points ...... 6 - Christiansen vs. Minnesota (11-19-66) Most Penalty Minutes ...... 20 - Pat Francisco vs. Minnesota <1-20-67) INDIVIDUALS - SEASON Most Goals ...... 26 - Walt Ledingham (70-71) Most Goals (defenseman) ...... 9 - Hill (64-65) Most Assists ...... 45 - Pat Boutette (72-73) Most Total Points ...... 63 - Boutette (72-73) Most Consecutive Points ...... 9 - Christiansen vs. Colorado Most Penalty Minutes ...... 103 - Pokey Trachsel (70-71) Fewest Penalty Minutes ...... 0 - Larry Krawchuk (68-69) 0- Lyn Ellingson (69-70) INDIVIDUALS - CAREER Most Goals ...... 75 - Keith Christiansen (63-67) Most Goals (defenseman) ...... 25 - Bobby Hill (62-66) Most Assists ...... 121 - Christiansen (63-67) Most Assists (defenseman) ...... 65 - Hill (62-66) Most Total Points ...... 196 - Christiansen (63-67) Most Total Points (defenseman( ...... 90- Hill (62-66) Most Penalty Minutes ...... 281 - Trachsel (69-73) Fewest Penalty Minutes ...... 8 - Dave Stepnes (61-64) Medical Arts Beauty Salon Visit Us One Flight Up To Where Women Are Pampered Open Tues. & Thurs. 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Eve. __ ..___ VISIT ONE OF US FOR QUALITY SERVICE AT MODERATE PRICES ___, The Records Team-Game Best Pct...... 539 <1964-65; 14-12-1) Worst Pct...... 179 (1967-68; 5-23-0) Most Wins ...... 19 <1972-73) Most Wins in Row ...... 8 (1972-73) Most Losses...... 23 (1967-68, 1968-69) Most Losses in Row ...... 111967-68) Most Goals Scored ...... 166 (1972-73) Most Assists ...... 263 (1972-73) Most Total Points ...... 429 (1972-73) Fewest Goals Allowed ...... 95 (1963-64) Most Goals Allowed ...... 161 (1972-73) Lowest Goals Per Game ...... 3.8 (1963-64) Highest Ave. Goals Scored Per Game ...... 5.6 (1963-64) Most Shutouts ...... 1 <1962-63, 1963-64, 1964-65, 1972-73) Most Times shutout ...... 2 (1967-68) Most Number of Penalties...... 275 (1970-71) Most Penalty Minutes ...... 723 (1970-71) Most Goals ...... 15 vs. Minnesota <1-17-71) Biggest Victory Margin ...... 15-3 vs. Minnesota U-17-71) Most Assists ...... 22 vs. Minnesota U-17-71) Most Total Points ...... 37 vs. Minnesota U-17-71) Most Goals Allowed ...... 12 by Michigan Tech (2-23-62) Most Assists Allowed ...... 18 by Denver (3-5-68) Most Total Points Allowed ...... 29 by Denver (3-5-68) Opponent's Biggest Victory Margin .... 12-2 vs. Michigan Tech (2-23-62) Goaltending Lowest Ave. Goals per game Career ...... 4.1 - Bill Halbrehder (61-65) Season ...... 3.6- Halbrehder (62-63) Highest Ave. Goals per game Career ...... 4.9 - Dave LeBlanc (65-68) Season ...... 5.8 - Jerry Wherley (61-62) Most Saves, Career ...... 2,285 - LeBlanc (65-68) Most Saves, Season...... 1,004 - Jerome Mrazek (72-73) Most Goals Allowed, Career ...... 312 - LeBlanc (65-68) Most Goals Allowed, Season ...... 125 - LeBlanc (66-67) Most Goals Allowed, Game ...... 12 - Wherley vs. Mich. Tech (61-62) Highest Ave . Saves per game, Career ...... 34.9 - LeBlanc (65-68) Highest Ave. Saves per game, Season ...... 38.2 - LeBlanc (66-67) Best Pct. of Saves, Career ...... 8.99 - Halbrehder (61-65) Best Pct. of Saves, Season ...... 9.01 - Halbrehder (64-65) Most Shutouts, Season ...... 1 - Halbrehder (61-62, 63-64) 1 - Ron Hill (64-65) 1 - Glenn Resch (69-70> 1 - Jerome Mrazek (72-73) Roster of WCHA Officials 3 Paul Duffy ...... East Lansing, ~liehigan 4 Stan Dubois ...... Trenton, ~1ichigan 6 Robert Gilray ...... Sault Ste. ~laric, ~lichigan 7 Frank Larson ...... St. Paul, ~linnesota 8 ~1edo Martinello...... Windsor, Ontario 9 Chuck ~1eadows ...... Windsor, Ontario 11 John Ricci ...... Hancock, ~lichigan 16 Donald Wilkie ...... Duluth, Minnesota 18 Dino PannicC'ia ...... Detroit. ~li c hi gan 19 Jim Duffy ...... ~ladi son, Wi scons in 20 Gordie Lee ...... Minneapolis, ~linnesota 27 John ~1cGonigal...... Ann Arbor , ~li c h. Thi.s Week's Series "It's been hard to win in Duluth the Although Tech suffered a sweep at last couple of years," says John the hands of the B.il ldogs the last Macinnes, coach of the visiting time the teams met last season, the Michigan Tech Huskies. He has a Huskies recovered to take 10-1, 4-1 good reason for saying this as it was victories in Houghton the first time the Bulldogs that swept the Huskies the teams met this season. In the 4-2, 7-6 in their journey to Duluth first win, Huskies Mike 2"ke and last season. In the second contest, Ebb D'Alvise scored hat tricks with UMD was behind 6-2 mid-way through D'Alvise earning four goals. "We the third period before Dennis Fearing considered the first game to be an put a shot past Tech goalie Jim easy contest," adds Macinnes, Warden. Then, within a one minute "but on the next night, the game and 37 second interval, former All- could have gone to either team. American Pat Boutette scored the Duluth really surprised us." hat trick and put the game into over- time. Tom Milani provided the winning Now with only four games remammg tally at 3 :02 of the extra session with for both the Huskies and the assists going to Boutette and Ernie B.illdogs, Michigan Tech rests on the Campe. top of the pack in the WCHA with 36 points and 17-5-2 record. Overall, points on 21 goals and 33 assists. the Huskies are 22-6-2. UMD is in Stamler is next with 20 goals and seventh place with a 10-13-1 slate assists, good for 40 points. Bob and 21 points, while the B.illdogs D' Al vise is third with 39 points from are I 6-13-1 overall. The B.illdogs are 18 goals and 21 assists. The top 16-3 at home for the season, compared Tech line consists of Zuke and with Tuch's 10-5-1 for the season Stamler with right wing Bill Steele, on the road . who has accumulated 32 poirts in the league. Perhaps the most outstanding feature of the Huskies is their uncanny Senior Rick Quance has been leading ability to score while being short- Tech in the nets by establishing a handed. Tech has built up a 12-0 11-4-2 slate and a 3.65 goals against shorthanded goal edge over their average in the WCHA. Backup goalie opposition, as defenseman Bob Jim Warden has performed excellently, Lorimer, left wing Lorne Stamler, also, as he has a 6-1-0 record and a and left wing Graham Wise have each 2.88 GA average in the league. Warden provided two tallies along with six earned his first collegiate shutout others. The strong penalty killing last weekend as the Huskies powered unit consists of John Jaschuk and past North Dakota 10-0 on the Scott Jesse as forwards, and Jim strength of two goals apiece from Nahrgang with Lorimer on defense. Wise, Steele, and Zuke. Quance spearheaded a 4-1 victory over the Currently, center Mike Zuke is first Souix the first night as Lorimer in Huskie WCHA scoring with 54 scored one goal and had two assists. Next Home Serie,s The Bulldogs will close out the Michigan Tech. "Saturday night Tech regular season next week with a home looked like the number one rated series against the Fighting Souix of club they are. They were really good," the University of North Dakota. adds Bjorkman. "We just couldn't get Earlier in the season, the Souix took our game together, but it wasn't back-to-back victories of 4-3, 4-3 because we weren't trying. We tried over UMD in Grand Forks. hard and we worked hard." Although the Souix are in the WCHA Right wing Tom Evans, of Detroit cellar with a 7-17-0 record and Lakes, Minnesota, is currently 14 points, North Dakota could pose a leading the Sioux in both the overall threat to the Bulldogs. "You can't and WCHA statistics. He has 11 goals believe how much our players want to and 13 assists for 24 points overall, make the playoffs," says head coach and has accumulated 19 points in Rube Bjorkman. "They're workers the league from 10 goals and nine and they just might make it. I hope assists. Regular goalie Pete we can.'' Waselovich, of International Falls, has a goals against average of North Dakota hosts the University of 4.93 overall, and a GA average Wisconsin Badgers this weekend after of 5.29 in the WCHA. Overall, falling 4-1, 10-0 last weekend to North Dakota is 9-20-1. Minnt?$ota-Dulnth Roster No. Name Pos. Yr. Hgt. Wgt. Hometown 11 Craig Arvidson ...... LW 1 6-0 195 ...... St. Paul, MN 24 Ernie Campe ...... D 4 6-0 170 ...... Toronto, Ont. 14 Doug Christy .. .• .... LW 1 6-2 195 ...... Grand Rapids, MN 4 Gerry Fellner ...... D 1 6-2 200 ...... Regina, Sask. 17 Lyman Haakstad ...... C 4 5-8 170 ...... Grande Prairie 20 Monty Jones...... C 1 5-9 160 ...... Craik Sask. 21 Rodney Jones ...... C 1 5-11 175 ...... Craik Sask. 23 Jay Judkins ...... RW 1 5-11 170 ...... Anoka, MN 16 Merv Kiryluik ...... RW 4 5-10 175 ...... Dauphin, Man. 22 Jim Knapp ...... D 2 6-0 190 ...... Int'l. Falls, MN 12 Scott Koidahl...... C 3 5-10 170 ...... Duluth, ~IN 3 Dave Langevin ...... D 2 6-3 205 ...... St. Paul, MN 8 Mike Lenee ...... LW 4 5-8 170 ...... St. Paul, ~IN 2 Gord McDonald ...... D 3 5-8 175 ...... Windsor, Ont. 19 Tom Milani ...... RW 2 5-8 165 ...... Thunder Bay, Ont. 1 Jerome Mrazek ...... G 4 5-11 165 .... Prince Albert, Sask. 25 Joe Nelson ...... LW 1 6-0 190 ...... St. Paul, MN 15 Tom Nemanick ...... LW 2 5-10 175 ...... Eveleth, MN 18 Mike Newton ...... LW 2 5-9 160 ...... Grand Rapids , MN 6 Ed O'Brien...... D 2 6-3 200 ...... Edmonton, Alt. 7 Ernie Powell ...... LW 1 5-9 160 ...... Craik Sask. 5 Doug Stratton ...... D 1 6-0 185 . . . . Sault St. Marie, Ont. 10 John Telipasa ...... C 2 5-7 160 ...... Toronto, Ont. 30 Ken Turko...... G 3 6-0 175 ...... Thunder Bay, Ont. 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P- M Lyman Haakstad 30 22 20 42 19-38 24 20 17 37 1 4 - 28 Mer v Kiryluik 26 1 0 30 40 11-22 22 10 22 32 10-20 Tom Milani 28 21 13 34 8-27 22 17 9 26 5-21 Mike New t on 29 17 15 32 1 4 - 28 24 1 4 1 5 29 13-26 Rodney Jones 27 7 16 23 11-22 21 3 1 2 1 5 9 -1 8 Go r d McDonald 30 3 20 23 1 8- 36 24 3 18 21 14-28 Ernie Campe 29 7 15 22 14-28 24 5 1 3 18 12-24 Monty Jones 24 7 1 2 1 9 5-10 18 4 8 1 2 5-1 0 Ernie Powell 26 1 0 3 13 5-10 20 7 2 9 4 - 8 Joe Nelson 28 5 6 11 7-14 24 4 3 7 6 -1 2 Scott Koidahl 15 4 5 9 2-4 10 2 2 4 1- 2 Craig Arvidson 27 4 5 9 3-6 22 3 3 6 2 -4 Dave Langevin 29 2 6 8 24 -4 8 23 1 5 6 18-36 Tom Nemanick 2 7 3 4 7 5-1 0 22 0 3 3 5- 10 Doug Christy 23 3 3 6 3-6 18 0 3 3 1- 2 Jim Knapp 25 1 3 4 4-8 1 9 0 l l 4 - 8 Mike Lenee 12 l 1 2 1- 2 8 0 0 0 0 - 0 Ge rry Fellner 13 1 0 l 7 - 14 11 0 0 0 5- 10 Ken Turko 8. 7 0 1 1 0 - 0 7. 2 0 l 1 0 - 0 Jerome Mrazek 21. 3 0 0 0 4-15 1 6 . 8 0 0 0 4 -1 6 Jay Judkicis 5 0 0 0 0 -0 5 0 0 0 0 - 0 Team 4 7 11 23-54 2 2 4 11-22 UMD TOTALS 30 1321• 185 317 1 88 -40 3 24 95 139 234 143-305 OPP TOTALS 30 128 194 322 196-422 24 114 173 287 1 61-34 2 Goalie Records Gms. GA Av e. Svs. Ave. Gms. GA Ave. Svs . Ave. Jerome Mrazek 2T.""°3 90 753 35°:""4 I"6"°:"8 so ;;-:-a 6oT 3T:°"8 Ken Turko 8 .7 38 4.4 261 30.0 7. 2 34 4.7 22 4 31.l UMD TOTALS 30 12 8 4.3 1014 33.8 24 114 4.8 825 34.4 OPP TOTALS 30 13 21, 4.4 924 30.8 24 95 4.0 736 30 .7 * Includes open net goal v s . Minnesota 1-12-74 Power Pla:z: Goa ls SERIES RESULTS AND ATTENDANCE UMD 33, Opponent s 27 auMD 4, Minnesota 3 (4731) *UMD 3, Lake Superior 2 OT (3686) Shorthanded Goa ls *UMD 4, Lake Su per i or 3 (3 988) Uf1D 4, Opponent s 3 Michigan Tech 1 0 , UMD l Michigan Tech 4 , UMD 1 Goa ls b:z: Pe riod Colorado 7, UMD 2 (4722) l 2 3 OT TOTAL Colorado 7, UMD 2 (48 03) UMD 47 42 42 l #*UMD 1 0 , Bem idji 2 (4873) OP P 38 50 40 0 12 8 #>'•UMD 7, St. Scholast ica 3 (5799) #>'•UMD 9, R.P . I. l ( 4088) Hat Tricks North Dakota 4, UMD 3 Lyman Haakstad (4) v s. Denver, No rth Dakota 4, UMD 3 12/28/73 UMD 3, Minnesota 3 OT Merv Kiryluik vs. Denver, Minnesot a 6 , UMD 5 12/ 29 /73 UMD 7, Denver 2 ( 4 317) Mike Newton vs. Denver, UMD 6, Denv e r 3 ( 4 54 4 ) 1/19/74 Notre Dame 5, UMD l Tom ~Hlani (4) vs. Michigan, Notre Dame 10, UM D 2 2/1/74 UMD 4, Minnesota 3 (5395) Tom Milani vs. Colorado Co llege UMD 5, Minnesota 2 (5546) 2/8/ 74 UMD 5, Denver 3 UMD 8, Denver 5 NEXT SERIES Wisconsin 6 , UMD 3 (5941) Michigan Tech@ UMD, Feb. 22-23 UMD 4, Wisconsin l (57 06) UMD 9 , Michigan 5 (5 05 4) # Christmas City Tournament UMD 5, Michigan 3 (5326) * Hon - lea&ue game Colorado 8, UMD 5 UMD 8- Colorado 2 Michigan S-tote 6 , UMD 2 Michigan State 8, UM D l When you want a fashionable item in clothing, try shopping the shops that feature the ne-•t in the best of taste. Remember, the right fashion has no age! tJpi,1]~ (folumhiaflWlion~ , . fo MEN and STUDENTS 303 W SUPERIOR. ST. Referee ((lf'G<\~. Signals ) HIGH STICKING CROSSCHECKW-.:t; KNEEING THE UMD ROUSER Minnesota-Duluth By DAVID LEWIS OLSON l JEROME MRAZEK ...... G 2 GORD MCDONALD ...... D Now, let us praise UMD 3 DAVE LANGEVIN ...... D 5 GERRY FELLNER ...... D Ever strong and true we will be 6 ED O'BRIEN ...... D 7 ERNIE POWELL...... LW 8 MIKE LENCE ...... LW So the Bulldog name 11 CRAIG ARVIDSON ...... LW 12 SCOTT KOIDAHL...... C Maroon and Gold's own fame 14 DOUG CHRISTY ...... LW 15 TOM NEMANICK ...... LW 16 MERV KIRYLUIK ...... RW We hail University 17 LYMAN HAAKSTAD ...... C 18 MIKE NEWTON ...... LW Rah! Rah! Rah! 19 TOM MILANI...... RW 20 MONTY JONES ...... C U (clap) M (clap) D (clap, clap) 21 RODNEY JONES ...... C 22 JIM KNAPP ...... D 23 JAY JUDKINS ...... RW Always with our loyalty 24 ERNIE CAMPE ...... D 25 JOE NELSON ...... LW Sing and cheer to be victorious 30 KEN TURKO ...... G U-M-D WASHOUT DELA YEO WHISTLE TRIPPING ELBOWING ICING HOOKING INTERFERENCE CHARGING TOP 10 WCHA SCORERS Michigan Tech GP G A 1 JIM WARDEN ...... G Steve Colp, C. Mich. S 26 27 37 Doug Palazzari, C, Col. C 24 22 38 2 JIM NAHRGANG ...... D Tom Ross, C, Mich. State 26 25 32 3 PAUL JENSEN ...... D Mike Zuke, C, Mi ch. Tech 24 21 33 4 JIM MURRAY ...... D Daryl Rice, W, Mich . State 24 26 21 5 BOB LORIMER ...... D Norm Barnes, D, Mich . State 26 5 39 Steve Sertich, C, Col. Col. 24 15 29 7 MIKE ZUKE ...... C Dean Talafous, C, Wisc. 24 13 28 8 BOB D'ALVISE ...... C Lorne Stamler, W, Mich. Tech 24 20 20 10 GEORGE LYLE ...... RW Bob D' Alvise, C, Mich. Tech 24 18 21 11 MIKE USITALO ...... LW Lyman Haakstad, C, UMD 24 20 17 14 ELIE VORLICEK ...... RW WCHA STANDINGS 15 JOHN JASCHUK ...... C 16 LORNE STAMLER ...... LW w L T PCT. 17 BILL STEELE ...... RW Michigan Tech 17 5 2 .750 18 GRAHAM WISE ...... LW Denver 14 10 2 .577 19 STEVE JENSEN ...... RW Minnesota 13 7 4 .625 Michigan State 13 12 1 .519 20 STU YOUNGER ...... LW Wisconsin 10 9 5 .521 22 BRUCE ABBEY ...... D Michigan 11 12 1 .479 24 SCOTT JESSEE ...... RW Minnesota-Duluth 10 13 1 .438 25 JOE SPARKS ...... D Colorado College 9 14 1 .396 Notre Dame 9 14 1 .396 27 JIM MAYER ...... RW No. Dakota 7 17 0 .292 30 RICK QUANCE ...... G SLASHING H9LDING DELAYED PENALTY MISCONDUCT North Star Scholarship Fund UMD means a lot of things to a lot of people. Not only is it a fin e, growing, educationa l institution , UMD a lso is a viable industry pouring millions of dollars into our community. Last year alone UMD expended $7 million in salaries and another $4 million for s upplies. In add ition over $43 million has been spent for construction. Athletics is one of t he contacts that many have with our university. Its success enhances the university a nd he lps it grow. How can the Duluth community measure up to the challe nge to make UMD 's athleti c program one of the best in the country? One of the ways is to join the growing li st of those who contribute to the North Star Sc holars hip Fund. Through their contributions, large and small, hundreds of qua lified student-athletes are getting an opportunity to compete athletically while pursuing a degree. The 1973-74 citizen committee, dedicated to increasing community aid, is listed below. They are cager to discuss the North Star Fund with you and to answer your questions. Won't you join us in he lping UMD Athletics continue its growth. 1973-74 COMMITTEE Royal Alworth Ken Olson Huck Andresen Jac k Owens J erry Brown E. L. "Duce" Rasmussen James Claypool Dr. Andy Reardon Bob Devlin Mike Seiler Dr. Harry Dorvinen Leo Spooner Mike Haley Sr. Dennis Whalen Bob Evenson Hubert Wheeler Dr. M. M. Fifield John Yount Claude Lutzka Dave Zentner Dr. My Ion Morris BulMog Clnb Grows -- 1973-74 NORTH STAR SC HOLARSHI~ CONTRIBUTORS - $100 OR MORE A & E Supply Company Fugelso, P orter, Simich & Piedmont Piggly Wiggly Ahrens, Dr. Curti s Whiteman Prindle-Jones Company Airport State Bank Gl ass Block Radisson Duluth Hotel All World Trave l Service Goldfine's, Inc. Ramsland Realty Allenfall, Inc. Coldish, Dr. and Mr s . Robe rt Rasmussen. E. L. "Duce" Alworth, Royal Jr. Gregg, Dr. P aul Rauker. Dr. and Mrs. Amundson, Dr. Gordon Griffith, Leonard James Amundson, Dr. Ve rn on Hanft, Fride . O'Brien & Harries Reach-All Manufacturing Ande rson, Dr. J ames Hanson, Roger Reardon, Dr. Andra.w Andre se n , Cha rles Harper, E aton, Gustafson Reliable Co., Inc. Apollo Realty &, Wilson Resch, Glenn A. Arrowhead Bearing Harrington, Dr. Vernon Ribbon Distributing Co. Associat ed Funeral Haugsrud, Ole Rickert, Dr. Lewis J . Directors of Duluth Helle r, Dr. Robert Road Machinery & Supply Co. Bagley , Dr. and Mrs . Charles Holj e , Byron Romano, Ralph Baker , David Hill , Ri c hard Ryan, Dr. Robert Balm e r, Dr. Albert I. Hu s t ad , Dr. Thomas St. Louis County Savings & Boman, Dr. P e te r Hym an-Mi chaels Company Loan Association Bombardier Corp. !so Kauppi as Found ation Salo, 'Donald Bankers Life J amar, Walke r Co. Sandelin, Dr. Rod B ig Duluth J e nsen, Dr. Stuart Sears Roebuck Co. Blueline Club J osephs , Arthur Seaway Engineering Co., Bridges, Robe rt Kemp & P aulucci Se afoods Inc. Century Cerami cs Dental L ab Ke ntucky Fried Chi c ken Security Jewelers Chinese L ante rn Klosowski, Mr. and Mrs. Shakey's Pizza Parlor Christiansen , Ke ith "Huffe r" Raymond Sneve, Peter H. Christiansen, Lee Memori al Kohlbr.y , Swe nson & Assoc . Stein, Dr. William Claypool. J ames Realtors Stewarts Wheel Goods Clure , Thomas Kolar Buic K Sullivan, Hanft, Hastings Conveyor Be lt Servi ce L ake Aire Motel & Bottle Shop Fride & O'Brien Curtis Oil Comp any L ake head El ectric Superwood Corporation Ed Barbo' s Columbi a Clothing Lake's Liquors Taylor, Lon D.M.&I.R. Railroad LeVasseur , Dr. Robert Twin Ports Opticians Darla nd , Dr. Raymond Lewis, Fred C . Strom, Mr. and Mrs. Elon Dedon, Dr. Lloyd Liscomb-H ood-Mason Insurance Sullivan Oil Company Dorvinen, Dr. Harry Lond on Road Liquors Sundland, Ben Douglas, Dr. Willi am Lystads In c. Swanstrom, Dr. James Duluth C le aring House Medical Arts Pharm acy United Truc k Body Duluth National Bank Meie rhoff, Robert Universal Electric Co. Firs t Ameri can National Bank M.&K . Man Clothing Van Evera, William P. Northe rn City Nationa l Bank Merri c k, Dr. Willi a m Vose, Dr. and Mrs. David Northwest ern B a nk of Comm Minn e s ot a Powe r & Light Co. WDSM Television Duluth Clinic Mitc he ll, Dr. J. David Wainio, Dr. John Duluth Herald & New Tribune Moline , Inc. West End Iron & Metal Duluth Lions Club Morri s , Dr . Myla n 8. Western Nationa l Bank Duluth Plumbing Supply Co. Mount ,R oyal Pharmacy Wh ee ler, Hugh Dulnth Supe ri or Sports Mur phy , Dr. J ohn II. Williams, Dr. and Mrs. Broadcast ers Assn. Murphy, Thomas Bruce F. P. Ne w England Life Economy Motors Willie's Transmiss ion North Shore Sta te Bank Fe llman, Dr. J ames Wilson, C. Z. Company Obe rg Pharmacy Fifield, Dr . M.M . Young, Dr. Allen A. O'Ne ill , Dr. J .C. F irs t F ede ral Savings & Yount, J ohn Owe ns, J ohn M. Loan Assoc. Zabroc ki, Harry F. P an tour Trave l Age ncy F ishe r, Dr. Ri chard Ze nith Dredge P ark St ate Bank Zentner, David Frybe rg e r, Bu c hanan, Smith, Paulucci, Mick Sanford and Frederi ck Pella Products Frybe rger, J e remy J . C. Penney in the Miller Mall Fryberger, Mrs . R. M. Sr. Peterson, Dr. J ohn Fryberger, Robert M. Jr. Pickwick Michigan Tech Roster No.Name Pos. Yr. Hgt. Wgt. Hometown 22 Bruce Abbey ...... D 4 6-1 185 ...... Belmont, Ont. 8 Bob D'Alvise ...... C 3 5-11 170 ...... Toronto, Ont. 15 John Jaschuk ...... C 3 5-7 170 ...... Toronto, Ont. 3 Paul Jensen ...... D 1 5-11 170 ...... Minneapolis, MN 19 Steve Jensen ...... RW 1 6-0 180 ...... Minneapolis, MN 24 Scott Jessee ...... RW 2 5-11 190 . ... St. Clair Shores, Mich. 5 B0b Lorimer ...... D 3 5-11 180 ...... Downs view, Ont. 10 George Lyle ...... RW 2 6-0 205 . .. . North Vancouver, B.C. 27 Jim Mayer ...... RW 2 5-11 185 ...... Capreol, Ont. 44 Jim Murray ...... D 2 6-2 180 ...... Burlington, Ont. 2 Jim Nahrgang ...... D 4 5-11 185 ...... Kitchner, Ont. 30 Rick Quance ...... G 4 6-2 190 ...... Toronto, Ont. 25 Joe Sparks ...... D 1 6-0 180 ...... Eagle River, Wi sc. 16 Lorne Stamler ...... LW 4 5-11 185 ...... Matagami , Que . 17 Bill Steele ...... RW 3 5-7 170 ...... Toronto, Ont. 11 Mike Usitalo ...... LW 4 5-9 180 ...... Kears arge, Mi ch 14 Elie Vorlicek ...... 42 4 5-7 165 ...... 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State at UMD* NOVEMBER 30 Wisconsin at Minnesota Denver at Notre Dame Notre Dame at Mich. Tech Col. Col. at Air Force* St. Louis U at No. Dakota* Waterloo U at Michigan* NOV . 30-DEC. 1 Western Ont. at Mich. State* UMD at North Dakota Michigan State at Wisconsin NOVEMBER 3 Michigan at Michigan Tech Denver at Col. College St. Louis U at Minnesota* NOVEMBER .9-10 DECEMBER 1 Denver at No. Dakota Air Force at Col. College* Notre Dame at Mich State Mich at Minnesota DECEMBER 2 Col. College at Wisconsin Denver at Notre Dame UMD at Michigan Tech DECEMBER 7-8 NOVEMBER 16 No. Dakota at Col. College Michigan State at Michigan Denver at Wisconsin Notre Dame at Michigan NOVEMBER 16-17 Mich. Tech at Bowling Green* Ohio State at Denver* Mich. State at Air Force* Wisconsin at Notre Dame No. Dakota at Minnesota DECEMBER 14 Colorado College at UMD Michigan at Bowling Green COL. 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