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UNIVERSITY of DENVER PIONEERS UNIVERSITY of DENVER TAKE 5 - for the best in News Coverage NEWS REPORT Bra« THE NEWS AT 10 5:30 Wright reports the local and re­ 10:00 Late news happenings with gional news, Tom Bradshaw reports the late after­ Brad Wright, weather review and forecast with noon weather, Douglas Edwards summarizes the Tom Bradshaw. Sports scores and interviews with world and national events. Don Spainhower. For the best in News Coverage For the best of EVERYTHING CBS for the Mountain West TAKE 5 ® KSL-TV Befotb on, aft&vthe,gcuu&... enjoy cu doting nuv-feiC'dtr.. Get the gang together and have a wonderful time eating the best in fine foods. Come as you are! GAP the Crossroads l of the West Max Dean, Manager CONTENTS Welcome Alums 3 Pioneer Players 5-8-11-12 Pioneer Football Staff 7 Denver Chancellor and RAY NAGEL Head Coach Director of Athletics 9 Pioneer Alphabetical Roster 15 Officials' Signals 16 JOHN The Secretary Writes 17 NIKCEVICH Band Day 18 Denver-Utah Past Record 19 Starting Line-ups and Numerical Rosters 20-21 Penalties 22 PETE CARLSTON Stars of the Week 23 Today's Officials *. 23 Stadium Information 23 The Bell 24 Tom Lovat ._ 25 PRES SUMMERHAYS Redskin Alphabetical Roster 27 Ute Players 29-31-33-35-36 Homecoming Royalty 38 About the "U" 40 NED ALGER Published by the University of Utah Athletic Council Harry James . Editor DON STALWICK Dick Hendrickson . Advertising and Concessions > 'THE SPOT FOR SPORTSMEN u Your Downtown Ticket Headquarters — THE MINT CAFE 61 EAST 2nd SOUTH Represented for National Advertising by Spencer Advertising Company, Inc., 271 Madison Ave., New York, N.Y. ///I'9'm/ Sitting (p/udfy equipped by F*A*I*M /|NO*|NDUS SPORTING GOODS DEPT. Salt Lake's Newest and Fastest Growing Ski Shop SKIS by Hart BINDINGS by Kastle Cubco Kneissl Rossignol Tyrolia BOOTS by Attenhofer Dovre Koflach Riebl Marshwest SKI CLOTHING by Toni Sailer Dormer-Werner - Adlmueller Roma - Brynja - Franconia All Nationally Known Columbia Knit Ski Equipment at Discount Prices! YOUR STUDENT BODY CARD 1760 SOUTH STATE Salt Lake City, Utah F-A-I-M ENTITLES YOU TO SHOP AT FAIM! '"«»«». IKOUlll'"*** HU 7-7581 - Ext. 41 • Printed by Paragon Press, Inc. Welcome Alums A hearty welcome to the Homecom­ ing 1960 Football Game. One of the highlights of the fall sports season is the annual football contest between the University of Utah and our highly respected competitors from the State of Colorado — the Uni­ versity of Denver. It is a distinct pleasure to serve as hosts to our friends from the University of Denver during our Homecoming cele­ bration. It is our belief that the two institu­ tions of higher learning fielding compet­ ing teams this afternoon have a full understanding of the importance of athletic development in the education of our citizens of tomorrow. We sincerely hope this contest will be as thrilling and satisfying to all the fans as our previous contests have been. Regardless of your particular loy­ alty, may this be an event each of you will long remember. Sincerely, •? 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