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UNLV UNLV Basketball Programs UNLV Athletics 12-22-1973 UNLV "Rebels" vs. California State Polytechnic University, Pomona "Broncos" University of Nevada, Las Vegas Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalscholarship.unlv.edu/basketball_programs Part of the American Popular Culture Commons, and the Civic and Community Engagement Commons Repository Citation University of Nevada, Las Vegas (1973). UNLV "Rebels" vs. California State Polytechnic University, Pomona "Broncos". Available at: https://digitalscholarship.unlv.edu/basketball_programs/68 This Pamphlet is protected by copyright and/or related rights. It has been brought to you by Digital Scholarship@UNLV with permission from the rights-holder(s). You are free to use this Pamphlet in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s) directly, unless additional rights are indicated by a Creative Commons license in the record and/or on the work itself. This Pamphlet has been accepted for inclusion in UNLV Basketball Programs by an authorized administrator of Digital Scholarship@UNLV. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 1913-14 UNLV SCHEDULE DATE UNLV OPPONENT OPP LOCATION ATTENDANCE Nov. 30 122 ATHLETES IN ACTION 96 Las Vegas 2,812 Dec. 1 76 TEXASTECH 82 Las Vegas 6,207 (Sellout) Dec. 6 STETSON UNIVERSITY Las Vegas Dec. 8 UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO Boulder, Co. Dec. 10 OKLAHOMA CITY UNIVERSITY Oklahoma City UG Dec. 15 OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY Corvallis, Or. Dec. 17 WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY Las Vegas • • Dec. 19 U. CALIFORNIA, SANTA BARBARA Las Vegas Dec. 22 CAL POLY, POMONA Las Vegas IS COH1llll1g h,.ouglq ....... Dec. 28 HOLIDAY CLASSIC: UNLV, DENVER UNIVERSITY &29 NORTHERN ILLINOIS, U. OF VIRGINIA Las Vegas Jan. 11 * ST. MARY'S COLLEGE Moraga, Ca. Jan. 12 * SEATTLE UNIVERSITY Seattle, Wa . the dealer who brings you Jan. 18 * UNIVERSITY OF SANTA CLARA Las Vegas Jan. 19 * UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO Las Vegas Jan. 24 * UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, RENO Reno, Nv. the most beautiful Jan. 26 UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON Las Vegas Jan . 29 * LOYOLA UNIVERSITY Los Angeles, Ca. automobiles ever Feb. 8 * UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, RENO Las Vegas Feb. 9 UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII Las Vegas Feb. 15 * UNIVERSITY OF SANTA CLARA San Jose, Ca. built, the virtually Feb. 16 * UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO (TV Game) San Francisco, Ca. Feb. 22 * ST. MARY'S COLLEGE Las Vegas Feb . 23 * SEATTLE UNIVERSITY (TV Game) Las Vegas MAINTENANCE FREE Feb . 28 * PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY Malibu, Ca. Mar. 4 * PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY Las Vegas cars from Mar. 5 * LOYOLA UNIVERSITY Las Vegas *WEST COAST ATLETIC CONFERENCE GAMES CHRYSLER­ HOME GAMES START AT 8 :15P.M. J.V. GAMES START AT 6:00P.M. T .V. GAMES START AT 1:00 P.M. PLYMOUTH HERE ~------~\~ ~ ~J------~~ IS THE E~r~~k MAN ~ To see for all your UNLV family insurance needs. 3115 BOULDER HWY 457-4161 --- - ---. REBELS DANNY LEE : 0 1912 E. Charleston -- ---- ....... ~®W@@® ~®l111lclfu®rrill.\ 384-7275 lffifcfl®SJ llill.\~o .,.,, , .. M STATE FARM 6th & Charleston Blvd. Insurance Companies Home Offices : Las Vegas, Nevada 891 04 I 385-1245 IHS.UIANCI. Bloom ington . Illinois OPEN 'TIL 10:00 P.M. ~~ the PANT store 1•• and more l - GOOD LUCK! THE NIGHT GALLERY "a drinking establishment" PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER 3025 LAS VEGAS BLVD. SO. • LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89109 • PHONE (702) 735-9444 • WHERE A LOT OF LOCAL REBELS HANG OUT AFTER THE GAMES. A GOOD PLACE TO RELAX AND RAP. HAVE ONE OF OUR- FAMOUS TWIN SANDWICHES AND A GOOD DRINK. From MICHAEL GAUGHAN AND FRANK TOTI'S CHARLEY JOHNSON JOE JONES LISTEN TO SPECIAL CHUCK BASS OUR OWN EXCITING BAKED CHICKEN HERB SCHNEIDER With Potato Salad And All Chuck Conlon Garden Salad $2 00 NIGHT GALLERY 9 to 2 NIGHTLY Rolls & Butter • EMPLOYEES ROAST BEEF- HAM SHRIMP COCKTAIL Call CORNED BEEF- PASTRAMI $1.00 SALAMI- TUNA SALAD 735-9444 $1.40 GARDEN SALAD or OR CHICKEN SALAD 734-8007 Cheese 15c extra $1.00 UNLV REBELS CONTINUED FROM PREVIOUS PAGE Fair & Davis Realty, Fairway Chevrolet, Dr. Harold Feikes, Walter Felgar, Enessy Ficklin, Royce Ficklin, Ed Fike, Mr. & Mrs. James E. Fillmore, Cliff Findlay, Pete Findlay, Pete Findlay Oldsmobile, Don Fine - Cuzzens Mens Store, Dr. Joseph Fink, First American Title Company, First Na­ tional Bank of Nevada, Flamingo Capri Motel, Flamingo Hotel, Dr. Steve Fleming, Flippin Realty, Dr. Hugh C. Follmer, Wing Fong, Duane Fore· master, Forest Products Manufacturing Co., Robert Foster, Franklin Life Insurance, Fremont Hotel, Fremont West Barber Shop, Dr. Louis L. Friedman, Friendly Ford, Frontier Hotel, Frontier Radio, John Fusch. Robert Gallagher, Games of Nevada, Tony and Clara Gamez, AI GarQian, Vincent H. Garth, Gaudin Ford, Duke Gavin, Gay Nineties, Georganna Model Agency, Ralph Gentile, Bert Gentsel · Panorama Market, Dr. joseph M. George, Dr. Elias Ghanem, Don Gilday, Douglas Gilkey, Golden Gate Casino, Dan Goldfarb, CPA, Golf Club Motor Hotel, Don Goodman, Dr. Jordan Goodman, Goodman and Snyder, Ltd., Max Goot, Joe Gordon, Ken Gragson, Gardner Greenman, Mr. & Mrs. Hank Greenspun, Gregory & Gregory, A Professional Corporation, Dr. Francis P. Grenn, Bernie Guiterez, Dominick Gullo, Bob Gurnee. Hacienda Hotel, Mike Haddad, Joe Hagan, Mr. & Mrs. C. Bill Haines, Chuck Hale, Dick Hall, Jim Hall, Hallmark in the Boulevard, Art Ham, Jr., Don Hamblin, Dr. Lonnie L. Hammargren, Hanes . Thomas New Era Printers, Dennis Haney, Harden Insurance Agency, Hardy's OK Tire, Haskins and Sells- CPA's, Dale Hayes, John L. Hayes, Jack Heard, DeVoe Heaton, Gerry Heidenbrink, Donald F. Helm, Jerry Herbst · Terrible Herbst, Inc., Don Herman, Jim Hicks. Shanty Bar, Mrs. Lillian Hicks. Algiers Hotel, Dr. Jerry Higgins, Jay Hodapp ·State Farm Insurance, Harland Hoel ·Stardust Texaco, Holiday Casino, Dr. Mickey Hollingshead, Hollywood Race Book, W. L. Holst, Ill, Honest Johns, Duke Hoover, Judge Francis Horsey, George Hoskins, House of Lamps, Buck_y Howard, Hudson Cleaners, Hughes Hotels (Summa Corp.), Barry Hunt, Sy Husney, Stanley Hyman. Ideal Office Supply, Don lglinski, Industrial Steel Co., Ingram Lighting Center. Jackie's New York Deli Restaurant, Dr. & Mrs. Theodore Jacobs, Eddie Jaffe· The Flame, Norbert Jansen, George Jaramillo, Joe Jaramillo· Las Vegas Fertilizer Co., Morrie Jeager, Norm Jenkins· Master Lease Co., Jerry's Nugget, Jobber's Warehouse· Sandy Cruden, Joe's Tavern & Liquor Store, Charlie Johnson. The Nite Gallery, Bob Johnston, Alec Johnstone Insurance, Dr. James Jones, Paul Jones, Frank Joy, Jim Joyce. Joe Kacel- The Elbow Room, Kafoury, Armstrong, Turner & Co., Brian Kantor, Ron Kantor, Kantor Nephrology Consultants, Ltd., James Katz· man, Herb Kaufmann, Bill Keairnes · State Farm Insurance, Jim Kelly, Dr. John Kelly, Ken Keltner, Keltner, Milam and Co., CPA's, F. John Ken­ nedy. Turf Equipment Co., Ken's Refrigeration, Gary Kent, Rod Killian, Bruce King, Dr. Harry King, Dr. Eugene Kirshbaum, Kishner, Irwin ­ Somerset Motel, Bill Knudson, Dick Koeb, Koslowski, Frank, Leroy Kottum -Stadium Saloon, Ed Kovacs, Ralph Kraemer, Sam Krug Chrysler· Plymouth. Land W, Inc., Jim Lacy, Lady Luck Casino· Audy Tompkins, George LaGrange · Home Lumber, Dr. S. Joseph LaMancusa, Ralph Lamb, Lamb and One, Landmark Hotel, La Nova Pizzeria, Dr. Don Larson, Las Vegas Bootery, Las Vegas Club, Las Vegas Distributing Co., Las Vegas Hilton Hotel, Las Vegas, Tonopah, Reno Stage Lines, Laventhol, Krekstein, Horwath & Horwath, Lawrence Mayflower Moving & Storage, Paul Laxalt, Leavitt Insurance Agency, Myron E. Leavitt, Dr. A. Raoul Leavitt, Eddie LeBaron, Allen Lee· Pete Findlay Oldsmobile, Danny Lee, Robert G. Legakes, Dr. John A. Leitch, Roy and Sally Levine, AI Levy, C. A. Lewis, Leo Lewis, Dr. and Mrs. B. J. Lilly, Lionel, Sawyer, Collins & Wartman Dr. Ralph Litton, Longley Construction Co., Lotus Inn, Slavko Lukich, Ron Lurie, Jerry Lykins, Dr. Robert Lysgaard. Michael Mack- Casablanca Motel, Cal Magleby, Tony Mancari, Dr. Fred J. Marasso, Irving Marcus, Marsh & Mclennan, Dr. Gerald Martin, Ron· aid Mason, M. Gene Matteucci .& Tom Foley, Dr. & Mrs. M. E. Maule, Mazda of Las Vegas, Mac McAdoo, Jack McCarthy, Jim McDaniel, Vaughn McDowell, James H. McMahon, Dr. Dwight Meierhenry, Thomas A. Messina, Andrew J. Mikulich, Bill Miller Sports Promotion, Bobby Miller, Dr. Harvey S. Miller, Larry Miller, Ross and Bob Miller, Dr. Russell Miller, Ray W. Millisor, Mirabelli and Associates Insurance, M. L. Enterprises· Dave Compton, Mobile Home Show, Gerald Moffitt, Charlie Mohler, Paul Moore· Boulevard Market, Kenneth Morgan, Donny Morris, Vivienne and Bill Morris, Mortgage Bankers' Association, Ralph Mosa, David Moss, Mike Mottus, Eddie Murphy, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Mutnick, B. J. Myers, 1973-74 UNLV REBELS -- The 1973-74 UN LV basketball team, front row, left to right: Jeep Kelly, Harry Shaw, Don Myers- Self Service Furniture, Inc., Mel Myer, Jerry Myers. L~wrenc_e Williams,_ Ricky Sobers, Pat Bolster, Bobby Florence, Glen Gondrezick, Ralph Piercy and team manager Dr. Nat Nacheff, National Care of Nevada, Inc., Miles R. Nay, Mechanical Contractor, Charles Naylor, Edward E. Nelson, Dr. Erven J. Nelson, Nevada Beverage Co., Nevada Rebar Co., Nevada Rock and Sand Company, Nevada Savings & Loan - Sherman Miller, Nevada Southern Escrow, Gil Castillo. Standmg from left: head coach Jerry Tarkanian, assistant coach Lynn Archibald, Jackie Robinson, Nevada Southern Title, Inc., Nevada State Bank, New York Meats, Walt Nielson, Nineteenth Hole, Joe Nolan - Nolan Realty Co., North Amer­ Eddie Owens, Lewis Brown, Jimmie Baker, George Schader, Lonnie Wright, assistant coach Tony Morocco, and ican Escrow Services, NOTCO Vegas, Inc., Sherm Nugent. assistant coach Dan Ayala. Not pictured is team member Ron Dale. Joe Orlando, Paul Osman. Ray Paglia - University Arms Apts., Larry Palcovic, Palm Mortuary, Pete Pappas, Pardee Phillips Construction Co., Park Roofing, P. D. Dis· tributing Co., Robert G. Park, Roy Parrish, Lewis Parsons, Dick Passow, William Pauli, Dr. Hugh Paulson, Dr. John Payne, Roy Payne· Special Service Supply Co., Wayne Pearson, Bill Peccole, John Peccole, Robert N. Peccole, Dr. Michael M. Peikoff, J. C. Penney Co., J. L.
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