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November 2, 1974 Game Day Grizzly Football Program MONTANA STATE BOBCATS 1974 Football Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown 8 Pat Bolton* KS 5-10 185 Jr. Butte 10 Keith Swenson QB 5-10 180 So. Spokane, Wash. 12 Mark Schulte QB 6-0 181 Fr. Butte 14 Mike Dunbar** QB 6-2 205 Sr. Bozeman 18 Mike Holder* QB 6-2 200 Jr. Eureka 20 Bob Burns** FL 6-0 180 Sr. Butte 22 Steve Kracher** TB 6-1 191 Jr. Columbia Falls 23 Vince Dodds S 6-2 195 So. Spokane, Wash. 24 Tom Kostrba TB 6-1 196 Fr. Portland, Ore. 25 Don Ueland* TB 5-10 188 So. Butte 30 Kipp Adams CB 6-0 175 Fr. Spokane, Wash. 31 Don Bagley** FB 6-1 200 Sr. Joliet, III. 32 Mike Vidmar FB 6-1 195 Fr. Brooklyn Pk., Minn. 33 Len Kelly FL 5-9 170 So. Butte 34 Wayne Edwards** TB 6-1 210 Sr. Denton 35 Scott Shriver** SE 5-10 183 Sr. Bozeman 41 Dave Stengel CB 5-10 170 So. Wolf Point 42 Steve Dodds** S 6-2 190 Sr. Spokane, Wash. 43 Randy Hickel* CB 6-0 185 Jr. Federal Way, Wash. 44 Mike Davis** CB 5-11 189 Sr. Seattle, Wash. 45 Roscoe Schmidt* FB 6-2 221 Jr. Circle 46 Bill Crowley** CB 5-8 183 Jr. Billings 50 Kelly Darr LB 6-0 210 Fr. Renton, Wash. 53 Dan Sebold OG e-oy2 215 Fr. Wayzata, Minn. 54 Dan Sweeney ILB 6-1 200 Fr. Pullman, Wash. 55 Joe Johnson** C 6-1 220 Sr. Bozeman 56 Bill Hansen C 6-3 210 Fr. Bozeman 60 Gary Wright** OLB 6-1 207 Sr. Kelso, Wash. 61 Jon Kienberger OLB 6-0 202 Fr. Portland, Ore. 63 Tim Nixon ILB 5-10 210 So. Seattle, Wash. 64 Dave Mueller OLB 6-2 203 So. Great Falls 65 Greg Maurer*** OLB 6-2% 215 Sr. Helena 66 Ron Iverson* OG 6-5 240 Jr. Conrad 67 Alan Ward** OT 6-4 215 Sr. Federal Way, Wash 68 Ken Verlanic OG 6-3 233 Jr. Anaconda 70 Jeff Conley OT 6-3% 220 Fr. Spokane, Wash. 71 Steve Mullen* DT 6-2 244 Jr. Sidney 72 Erik Sirs OT 6-4% 244 Fr. Tacoma, Wash. 73 Wayne Hammond* DT 6-5 255 Sr. Anoka, Minn. 75 Dusty Birkenbuel* ILB 6-0 210 Sr. Great Falls 76 Dan Jondal** OT 6-2 220 Sr. Seattle, Wash. 78 Pat Dunbar DT 6-5% 225 Fr. Bozeman 79 Jim Boyle* OG 6-4 251 Sr. Niles, Ohio 80 Ron McCullough TE 6-3 208 Fr. Great Falls 81 John McCaffrey* TE 6-2 210 Jr. Culver City, Cal. 83 Les Leininger DE 6-1 220 So. Westby 85 Marty Plumb DE 6-2% 214 Fr. Bozeman 86 Brad Daws* DE 6-2 222 Jr. Bozeman 87 Bob Lubig DE 6-4 190 Fr. Calgary, Alta. 89 Bryan Flaig* SE 6-2 172 So. Missoula 90 Gerry Albinger ILB 6-2 190 Fr. Great Falls 95 Don Wilson DT 6-4 265 So. Deer Lodge 99 Dick Lyman* DT 6-4 265 So. Great Falls * Letters won at MSU. TOUCHDOWN! 6 points for The 1. Thick char-broiled steaks 4 . Delicious crab and lobster 2. Fantastic prime rib 5 . Great drinking bar 3. Huge salad bar 6. Fun friendly atmosphere Located corner of Ryman and Alder (in the old Northern Hotel) “Nase”—44 Years of Grizzly-Bobcat Memories Naseby Rhinehart is the only Athletic Trainer in the his­Compare “Today’s” Game With That of “Yesterday.” tory of the University of Montana. Immediately after com­ Everything today is better except the will to win. Today pleting a sparkling athletic career for the Grizzlies in 1935,athletes receive great benefits from research in sports he became the University’s first trainer. He earned ninemedicine, better diets, fine injury rehabilitation programs varsity letters at UM and All-America honors as an end inand advanced exercise programs. football. He is a member of the Helms Athletic Foundation Hall of Fame. By Example, Show the Rapid Development of the Athletic Training Field With Regard to the Grizzly-Bobcat Game, What Do You Remember Most About Your Football Playing Days? The growth has been tremendous and the best example of this would be a before and after photo display. Picture I remember losing to the Bobcats. To understand what I me, all by myself, years ago tending to a group of athletes, mean you must realize that in those days the Grizzlies had then think of our present day staff, which includes three a much stronger football program, and it was truly a paid student assistants for me, four doctors and a disgrace to lose to the Bobcats. (It was 1932 and the Cats psychiatrist from the Health Service. won 19-7) What Do You Consider Your Greatest Achievement? Has The Rivalry Changed Over the Years? That is a tough one for me. A lot of nice things have Very Definitely. The rivalry is more intense because of been said and done for me, but I think progress is what I the equality of the football programs at the two schools. take greatest pride in. We move sports medicine ahead every year. My current stage of development is in the area What Are Some of the Names That Come To Mind When of female trainers. We have several females in the program You Think Back Over 44 Years of the Game? Grizzlies? now, and one woman graduate who is at Florida State Bobcats? University. (Paula Ziemkowski of Missoula is the female There are too many great Grizzlies and too many great trainer at FSU.) Bobcats parading in front of my eyes to start naming names. However, there are two Bobcats who changed the YOUR BIGGEST GRIZZLY-BOBCAT THRILL____ destiny of the Grizzly-Bobcat picture. Dr. Roland Renne Every time we win. and Tony Storti (MSU President and Coach) decided to beat the Grizzlies in everything. (Renne was President from 1944 to 1964 and Storti was football coach from 1952 to 1957.) In this 1958 picture two Rhineharts, Naseby Sr., left, andNaseby Jr., are shown holding the Grizzly Cup Awards which were presented to them by Morris McCollum (right). McCollum, who was manager of the Associated Student Store for many years, gave Naseby Sr., who is the current UM Athletic Trainer, his award in 1935. Naseby Jr., who is known as Pete, holds his father's trophy, now in two pieces after hard usage by the Rhinehart family. “Pete cut his teeth on my cup,” the elder Rhinehart said at that time/ “Now he has one of his own.” Rupert Holland’s 20 Years Rupert Holland is another University of Montana official who has a long-time association with the Grizzly-Bobcat game. He is in his 20th year as UM Equipment Manager. Before joining the Grizzly staff he put in 24 years with the U.S. Army. What Is Your Favorite Story About the Grizzly-Bobcat Game? I recall when they placed new steel goal posts on old Dornblaser Field to keep the Bobcats from tearing them down. So they came in at night and sawed them almost in two at the base and when the game was over they had no problem knocking them down. Another time they were going to use fire hoses to keep the Bobcats from tearing down the goal posts, and they cut the fire hose into many pieces. What Grizzly-Bobcat Game Do You Remember Most? G\, I remember the 1968 game well. We lost, but it was the most exciting UM’s Terry Dillon MSU’s Don Hass and the best game I have seen. Montana led 24-9 in the fourth quarter but 1960-62 1965-67 lost 29-24. I remember Ron Baines almost scored for the Grizzlies on the last play of the game. (MSU tailback Paul Schafer carried 58 times in the game.) It Is Said “This Game Has Special Meaning” and “To Win This Game Makes the Season a Success.” What Do You Say? It is a great game. You never think about losing it. Today s Athletes Have Superior Coaching, Better Diets and Advanced Training Techniques. What About Equipment? It is of higher quality every year. It has to be because of the game itself. The athletes are bigger and faster, coaching techniques are better, doctors and trainers are more aware of injuries and the equipment has to provide better protection. We have the best equipment money can buy. Name Several Individuals Who Come To Mind for Having Outstanding Games Against the Bobcats t John Schulz, Bob O’Billovich, Terry Dillon, Dick Imer, Lefty Byrne MSU’s Jan Slenerud and Murdo Campbell. 1964-66 YOUR BIGGEST GRIZZLY-BOBCAT THRILL.......... Being the winner when the game is over. Montana History Fans - A a UNIVERSITY OF M ON TANA PRESS L - j—i Publications in History presents our fall line-up FRONTIER WOMAN, THE STORY OF MARY RONAN ........... S 4.50 MONTANA'S PAST: SELECTED Knows Your Needs ESSAYS, Malone and Roeder... 5.95 NAMES ON THE FACE OF and Will Work For You MONTANA, Roberta Cheney ... 11.95 RUM ROAD TO SPOKANE, Edmund Fahey ....................... 6.95 Vote for Mills Folsom, Republican JOSEPH M. 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