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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
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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.
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Pioneer Football Roster No. Player Position Weight Height Class Home Town 78 Alexander, Gary E -.224... -6-5 ...Junior Los Angeles, Calif. 74 Beddeo, Walter* T 210... —.6-2 Junior Denver, Colo. 87 Brooke, Thomas .....E ...187...... 6-1 Soph Albert Lea, Minn. 63 Butler, Nick G .....187.... -—6-0 ...Soph. Denver, Colo. 30 Cahill, Robert FB...... 172.... 5-10 Soph Dallas, Tex. 40 Chlapowski, John HB .....170...... —5-10 ...Soph Webster, Mass. 34 Cobb, Jimmy FB 170.... —5-8 Junior Amarillo, Texas 76 Coombes, Jim T .....196...... 6-6 .Senior .... Sand Springs, Okla. 42 Curliss, Douglas* HB .....173... —5-9 Junior Slatersville, R. I. 17 Diaz, J. C ..QB .....170... —5-11 Junior Pueblo, Colo. 31 Dozlak, Tom FB...... -.205— 6-1 Soph. Chicago, 111. 89 Dozier, Lauren ...FB .....181.... —6-0— Soph Okmulgee, Okla. 14 Escandon, Ramiro QB 174. .. .5-10 Soph. El Paso, Texas 73 Fall, Stuart T... .202... —6-0 Soph. Groveland, Mass. 61 Farkas, William T... .183... —5-11 ...Soph Clifton, N. J. 85 Fitzsimmons, Dick E... .179... .6-0 Soph. Fairchance, Pa. 83 Flagg, Victor E... .168... .—5-10 Soph. Brooklyn, N. Y. 58 Fournier, John C... .190... 6-1 Soph Omaha, Nebr. 72 Gibbons, Joseph T._ .217... —6-4 ...Soph. Denver, Colo. 24 Gillis, Dick HB.. .160...... 5-10 Junior Glendale, Calif. 15 Gorden, Richard* QB.. .167.. 5-11 Senior Waukegan, 111. 86 Gotcher, Paul E.. .194.. —6-1 Soph. El Paso, Texas 71 Gott, Ken T.. .191.. 6-1 Junior Raton, N. M. 23 Hammons, Bill HB.. .190.. —.6-2...... Soph. Ft. Sumner, N. M. 80 Hayhurst, John** E.. ..161- 5-10 Senior Colo. Spgs., Colo. 55 Howard, Dan C._ .192.. .6-3 .....Soph Tulsa, Okla. 65 Kidd, Joseph G.. -192.. 5-11 ...Soph. Borger, Texas 75 Kopp, Dick* T.. ..210.. 5-11 Senior Las Vegas, Nev. 82 Lee, Bill „„E.. .180- 6-0 ..Soph Denver, Colo. 33 Lyons, Luke FB.. .182- 5-10 Senior Croton, N. Y. 77 Meno, Chuck T._ -201- 6-2 Junior Gillespie, 111. 88 Moore, Calvin E.. .180.. 6-3 ...Senior Eldorado, Ark. 79 Morrone, Louis ___.T.. .236- 5-10 Soph Englewood, Colo. 22 Nathan, Richard HB_. .165- —.5-7 ..Soph Freeport, N. Y. 41 Neece, Arthur* „..HB_ ..188.. 6-0 Junior Irving, Texas 69 Osmundson, Robert G.. -187.. 6-0.... Junior Eveleth, Minn. 32 Perron, Ray .....FB.. -189- 5-10 Soph E. Lansing, Mich. 68 Peters, Charles** , G_. .205- 6-1 Senior Freeport, 111. 64 Pucci, Fiore* G. ..191- 5-11 Junior Nutley, N. J. 81 Rosemond, Harry E_. -194- 6-3 Junior Los Angeles, Calif. 43 Ruggeri, Charlies HB. ...165. 5-8 Junior Pittsburgh, Pa. 84 Simms, Richard E.. -180.. 6-2 Junior McHenry, 111. 20 Skudlarick, Dick ...HB. ...167. 5-10 Junior Coldwater, Mich. 66 Smith, Gerald** G~ .202- 6-0 ...Senior Jackson, Mich. 60 Sparlin, Drew G. .191.. 6-0 Junior Amarillo, Texas 62 Tatar, Bob — T.. ...216- 6-0 Senior Pittsburgh, Pa. 16 Trinque, Normand —-QB. ...164. .5-10— Junior Woonsocket, R. 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The Secretary Writes?? By Paul Cracroft Football programs have many uses. Some of which we can talk about politely include service as raincaps, bench-dusters, shoe-scrapers (every football game draws a dog, you know), insulation, sunshades (for those wonderful but rare day games) and even an occasional bit of reading matter if the action gets dull or the majorette puts her coat on. But the nicest purpose of all from our standpoint is that which gives the University the chance to welcome back its many alumni (non-grads rate the title, too, if you don't already know) to Homecoming. There are about 60,000 of them now living — and their addresses probably don't change more than 13 times each year. More than half of them live within 50 miles of the campus. This is close enough for many of them (bless their hearts!) to support some if not all of the many University and alumni functions offered them each year . . . like this morning's PAUL CRACROFT Lecture Series, for instance. It's also close enough for a few of Alumni Secretary them (cuss 'em) to take the U for granted. Herewith (with probable interruptions) is our annual program greeting to you loyal alumni at today's game with your family: We're glad that you (yes, dear, of course yo u may have a hot dog) are here with (no, thanks, I just had one before the kickoff) us on this mo st pleasant occasion. (Omigosh! Really? Ninety- eight yards! Well, dear, he does have the right to stand up and he probably didn't know . . .) We hope that you'll see many new developments on (Well, Nora and Clyde! Didn't realize you sat so close to us at the games!) campus. Most of this has been made possible by the cooperation that mutually exists (Wheeeehew, Clyde, you're right, she has got a nice pair of 1 . . .) between .... She really has and it's a swell game. We'll send you the rest of that greeting in the mail. IT'S Cheaper hare fun' More Convenient WHEN YOUR GROUP TRAVELS CHARTER A BUS 360 SO. WEST TEMPLE SALT LAKE CITY PHONE: ELgin 9-8677 CHARTER SERVICE ...anywhere...anytime 245 South 1st West - EL 9-7733 • 17 THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH MARCHING BAND OCTOBER 22, 1960 * BAND STAFF Forrest D. Stoll Director Chris Nelson Assistant Director LaMar Williams Drum Major Tamra Le Willmore Drum Majorette Toni Tygeson Twirler Ron Daum „ Student Director Robert Dobson Band Manager Carolyn Murdock Secretary DiAnna Davis Librarian H. E. D. Redford Announcer Gaylen Hatton Music Arranger * HALF-TIME PERFORMANCE "Pogo for President" In its Homecoming celebration, the U of U campus is supporting Hoyo as its candidate for President. A firm believer in democracy and the two-party system, the Marching Band is backing its own candidate. We go with Pogo! Formation Music Political Parade and Rally Billboard March GO-GO POGO....Chant: I go, you go, we go Pogo! 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ILLEGAL USE OF HANDS AND for-play"; Failure to complete substi ARMS by offensive or defensive player tution before play starts; Player out of —Loss of 15 Yards. bounds when scrimmage begins; Failure to maintain proper alignment of offen 12. INTENTIONAL GROUNDING of sive team when ball is snapped; False forward pass—Loss of Five Yards from start or simulating start of a play; spot of pass, Plus Loss of Down. Taking more than two steps after Fair Catch is made; Player on line receiv 13. ILLEGALLY PASSING OR HAND ing snap—Loss of Five Yards. ING BALL FORWARD—Loss of Five Yards from spot of foul, Plus Loss of 3. ILLEGAL MOTION — Offensive Down. player illegally in motion when ball is snapped—Loss of Five Yards. 14. FORWARD PASS OR KICK CATCHING INTERFERENCE —Inter 4. ILLEGAL SHIFT—Failure to stop ference with opportunity of player of one full second following shift—Loss receiving team to catch a kick—Loss of 15 Yards. of 15 Yards. Interference by member of offensive team with defensive player 5. ILLEGAL RETURN of substitute not making pass interception—Loss of 15 previously disqualified — Loss of 15 Yards, Plus Loss of Down. Interference Yards. by defensive team on forward pass— Passing Team's Ball at spot of foul, 6. ILLEGAL DELAY OF GAME; Taking and First Down. more than five times out during either half (except for replacement of injured 15. INELIGIBLE RECEIVER DOWN player)—Loss of Five Yards. Team not FIELD ON PASS—Loss of 15 Yards. ready to play at start of either half— Loss of 15 Yards. 16. BALL ILLEGALLY TOUCHED, KICKED OR BATTED—Forward pass 7. PERSONAL FOUL — Tackling or being touched by ineligible receiver blocking defensive player who has beyond the line of scrimmage—Loss made fair catch; Piling on; Hurdling; of 15 Yards from spot of preceding Grasping face mask of opponent; Down, and Loss of a Down. Eligible Tackling player out of bounds, or pass receiver going out of bounds and running into player obviously out of later touching a forward pass—Loss play; Striking an opponent with fist, of Down. Illegal touching of a scrim forearm, elbow or locked hands; Kick mage kick within opponent's 10-yard- ing or kneeing—Loss of 15 Yards. line—Touchback. (Flagrant offenders will be disquali fied.) 17. PENALTY DECLINED; Incomplete forward pass; No play or no score. 8. CLIPPING—Loss of 15 Yards. 18. CRAWLING by runner—Loss of 9. ROUGHING THE KICKER or Five Yards. Interlocked interference— holder—Loss of 15 Yards. Loss of 15 Yards. Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of Salt Lake City Don't Worry . . . Stars of the Week It's Never Too Late! Say it with FLOWERS Just pick up vour 'phone and call us and within a short time a beautiful flower Ed Pine Terry Nofsinger gift . . . perfect for the occasion . . . will be on its speedy way to those you Today's Stars of the Week were chosen from want to remember. the BYU game. Terry Nofsinger, the Utes al Even if you re ternate captain played one of his finest colle member at the last minute, we flash giate games against the Cougars. The big Ute your greetings across the country signal caller completed four of nine passes for uiith FLOWERS- 112 yards and ran for 52 more yards to rack BY-WIRE. Satis, faction guaran up a total of 164. He was chosen Back of the teed. Week. Big Ed Pine won Lineman of the Week hon Stadium Gardens Co. ors for his aggressive play against the "Y". He made numerous fine tackles from his linebacker Dial 4-5631 - 1320 East 5th So. - Salt Lake City spot and also did a fine job of blocking on offense. Referee ... John Good Umpire H. B. Kniseley Linesman „ R. Hillgren Field Judge R. H. Magleby STADIUM INFORMATION Rest Rooms—On ground floor at south lobbies lobby before the game, either in person or by of either stand in the Fieldhouse. telephone. Messengers will notify the person at his seat whenever -a call is placed for him. Ticket Sales—In addition to tickets at main Fieldhouse telephone numbers are EL 9-7482 gate, reserved and general admission tickets and DA 8-9011, Ext. 2423. Doctors should are on sale in the main lobby of the Field- notify their offices that they can be reached house at the new ticket office. All types of at either of these numbers. tickets may be obtained at northeast corner of the stadium. Telephones—Pay telephones are located in the south end of each stand, and in Fieldhouse Concessions—Refreshments may be obtained at lobby. the south end of west stands, rear of east stands, north end of stands, and southeast of Lost and Found—Please bring objects found to flagpole, plus four soft drink stands located the Fieldhouse ticket office. on top of stadium. Emergtncy First Aid—At the Press Box. Announcements—Persons attending University of Utah football games this season will not Cab Service—In addition to regular service be paged over the public address system. Any from all points of the city, YELLOW CABS person (doctor, etc.) expecting a call is re originate at two central points, Hotel Utah quested to leave his name and seat number and Hotel Newhouse, and follow direct route at the Information window in the Fieldhouse to Utah Stadium. 245 South 1st West - EL 9-7733 • 23 BATTLE CLUB CABANA "The Club With Atmosphere" OF LIVE MUSIC FOR DANCING NIGHTLY THE Ifatlcut 'pood BELL The Utes will be out today to retain the at it& &e&t Denver and Rio Grande Western trophy bell which goes to the winning team, Denver or Utah, after each year's game. The Utes have Phone Orders Ready on Arrival retained the bell the past two seasons with wins over the Pioneers. to Take Out — or Delivery Service Since 1949, when Knox Bradford, Executive Vice-President of the D. & R. G. W., presented DAILY — 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. the trophy, the Utes have won six frays, Den SATURDAY & SUNDAY — 12 Noon to 1 a.m. ver has won three, and there was a tie in 1950. The Ute years were 1951, '52, '53, '56, '58 and Special Luncheons - Spaghetti - Lasagna - Salads '59. Denver got the nod in '49, '54 and '57. The bell came from old Engine 1181 and Char Broiled Steaks - Rotisseried Chicken has become one of the nation's well-known foot ball trophies. 31 East 4th So. - EM 3-0652 or EM 4-0635 ANNOUNCING . . . THE LAYOUT Illustrations and type masses are made to harmonize in tangible form to the most discriminating designs. THE TYPE Customers find satisfaction from a variety of type faces that add ably to their printed OFF forms and advertising pieces. 50%A on all Premium THE PRINTING ARMSTRONG Master craftsmen with well- Miracle Tires selected equipment extend their best efforts and loyalty All *LaV*»« Nylon or Tyrex Tube or Tubeless MBI *JIA«53> white or B|aek Easy Credit Terms to particular customers. J. W. BREWER PARAGON PRESS, INC. TIRE COMPANY Printers • Lithographers SALT LAKE: 170 West 1st South 245 South First West OGDEN: 2364 Grant Ave. - 17th & Wall Avenue Salt Lake City, Utah 24 Printed by Paragon Press, Inc. -^m ' *$ J One of the fine all around athletes at the University of Utah is senior Tom Lovat. Tom is not only one of the top • guards on the football squad but is also an All-Western Division catcher in baseball. Add to these facts that in high school he made both All-State football and baseball and wm honorable mention All-State in basketball and you get an Grade School indication of this Redskin's athletic abilities. Tom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lovat of Bingham Canyon, Utah. He attended high school at Bingham High where besides being a fine athlete he was president of the men's honorary society — The Prospectors Club. Tom Lovat As a senior at the University of Utah Tom is majoring in Physical Education and is a good student. He hopes to coach after graduation but is also interested in giving pro High School fessional baseball a "go". He has some other plans, in the marital vein, since he is now engaged to Lyn Boren, a niece of former Ute grid great Billy Boren. Lovat is a member of the Marine Corps Reserves — The 21st Rifle Company. Another Ute star, Dennis Zito, is a member of the same Marine company. Tom is considered by line coach John Nikcevich as one of the hardest workers on the ball club. Probably the outstanding element in Tom's collegiate athletics is the fact that he is a two sport man — not a common thing in college sports. College 245 South 1st West • EL 9-7733 • 25 SPECIAL OFFER BY TLrThm Sinclair DEALERS 0NLY*2Z5 With Free Coupon Available at Greenwood & Bennion's DADI GET THIS FOR YOUR SON The Newest Men's Store In The Valley KICKING Til Football is official size and weight. Brown with two white stripes. 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Garland, Utah 72 Ashby, Henry* ....: LT.._ 197... -.5-10... .24 Junior....Salt Lake City, Utah 75 Birch, Tom** RT...... 195... —6-0—. ...21 Senior Pittsburgh, Penn. 32 Borich, Joe* RE...... -187.... 6-3— .20 Junior Murray, Utah 92 Brown, Dennis QB...... 171...... 5-11 20 Junior Frannie, Wyo. 41 Bushman, Ben RH...... 170..... -5-11- —.20 Soph Anaheim, Cal. 83 Carter, Jim ...RE...... 190— -6-3...... 19 Soph. .... Salt Lake City, Utah Chestang, Gary ...... RE... .-..210.... -6-4. 22 Senior.... Salt Lake City, Utah Cissell, Dave RE... 186— .6-2 19 Soph. Puente, Cal. 32 Conger, Jim FB... 187— .6-0 ID.— Soph Chico, Cal. 76 Cragun, Calvin LT... —212— -6-4... 19 Soph. .... Salt Lake City, Utah 16 Cravens, Bill QB... —.187— .6-0 19 —Soph San Diego, Cal. 60 Dotson, Gordon* RG...... 198..- .5-11 20... Junior Montebello, Cal. 87 Fleming, Marvin ..RE...... 203— .6-4 18 Soph. Compton, Cal. 45 Frank, Gordon RH... —.175— .5-11 21 Soph Escondido, Cal. 53 Guise, Bill C...... 194— .6-1 19 Soph Castaic, Cal. 14 Hafen, Richard QB... —170... .5-11 20 Junior St. George, Utah 93 Hertzfeldt, Gary QB...... 188— .6-2 19 Soph. Chico, Cal. 88 Hesse, Joe LE... 187— .6-2 19 Soph Reno, Nev. 34 Hoggan, Jim _FB_...... 183.... .6-1 19 Soph. .... Salt Lake City, Utah 84 Holmes, Marv* LE... 176— .6-0 20 Junior El Monte, Cal. 36 Howard, Bill* .: FB...... 185.... .5-10 24 Junior Santa Monica, Cal. 70 Jensen, John LT...... 212.... .6-0...... 19...... Soph... Pocatello, Idaho 64 Jonas, Jeff* LG.. .19 f 5-11 19 Junior — Burbank, Cal. 85 Jones, Hilan* LE. .210. .6-3 20 Junior Thermopolis, Wyo. 23 Kawano, Eddie* LH. .161. .5-8 20 Junior Tooele, Utah 77 Lalli, Joe ...LT. .207. .6-0... .19 Soph Ogden, Utah 24 Lee, Gordy* LH. .171. .5-10. .20 J^n.or Tooele, Utah 67 Lovat, Tom* LG. .195. .5-11. .21 Senior Bingham, Utah 62 Madole, Allan RG. .189. .5-11. .21 —Soph El Monte, Cal. 61 Manno, Ronald LG. .163. .5-6... .19 Soph. Rosenhayn, N. J. 42 McKnight, Bill LH. .170. .6-0... .20- Soph Vernal, Utah 11 McLaughlin, Dennis QB .181 5-11. —21. Junior Baldwin Park, Cal. 74 Moody, Phil* LT .205- 6-0— 23 ...Senior Delta, Utah 35 Moon, Roger ...FB ....190- 6-0 — 19 Soph Provo, Utah 12 Nofsinger, Terry* QB —202- 6-3 22 Senior— Salt Lake City, Utah 44 Overton, Jerry RH —183. 6-2 19 Soph Imperial Beach, Cal. 68 Peasley, Robert RG —200. 5-9 ..19— Junior Sacramento, Cal. 79 Peterson, Ken** LT -233- 6-2.. —21. .—Senior-. Salt Lake City, Utah 55 Pine, Ed* C ....220. 6-4 -—20 Junior Reno, Nev. 69 Polychronis, Tony** RG ....232. 6-0 22 Senior.... Salt Lake City, Utah 81 Rasmussen, Jay* RE —184- 6-2- .20... Junior.— Salt Lake City, Utah 73 Reid, John RT ...210- 5-11. .19 Soph Saugus, Cal. 22 Richards, Elmer ..LH —180. 5-11. .20 Soph. Castle Gate, Utah 15 Scalley, Bud RH —162. 5-10. .19 Soph. Tremonton, Utah 33 Spinazzola, Dan FB ...180. 5-10. .21 Soph. San Diego, Cal. 68 Stiles, Lynn LG -199. 6-1- .19 Soph. Reno, Nev. 78 Stillman, Pat RT —212. 6-0- .20 Soph. Philadelphia, Penn. 65 Swindell, Tom RG ...192. 6-0- .18 Soph Boise, Idaho 21 Uyeshiro, Stan** LH ....150- 5-8- .21 Senior Honolulu, Hawaii 63 Wagoner, Larry ..RG —205- 5-8. .19...... Soph. - Las Vegas, Nev. 54 Warfle, Harold** C —200. 6-2. —21 Senior... Dividing Creek, N. J. 50 Watts, Richie _.C —177- 5-11. .19. .Soph. Fullerton, Cal. 52 Weinzheimer, Robert ...... LG....- 176... 6-1 .18. .Soph. Lodi, Cal. 80 White, Bill LE 190 6-1 .20. .Junior Tehachapi, Cal. 25 Zito, Dennis* LH 174.— .5-9 .20. .Junior.... Salt Lake City, Utah Indicates letters. jg "OFFICIAL WATCH FOR THIS GAME- IQNOINES -THE WORLD'S MOST HONORED WATCH' Represented for National Advertising by Spencer Adver/ising Company, Inc., 271 Madison Ave., New York, N.Y. 245 Soutk 1st West - EL 9-7733 o DONT TAKE Always THEATRE CANDY A CHANCE Fresh Distributing Company WITH EM 4-3660 HOUSE PAINT and most USE THE BEST! COMPLETE EQUIPMENT and Delicious! SUPPLIES Soft Drink Machines Pre-Popped Popcorn Popcorn Seasoning CLOVER Paper Cups SILLERS Coca-Cola SAINTS LEAF Orange '00% PURE Carry-Out Trays ^paredPain^^^ MILK . 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Silver — transfer from Pomona College of of Scottsdale, Arizona. Claremont, California. Looking Back By Nancy Heal Shades of the old yearbook! Even more fun than looking back through the years is renewing old acquaintances at the "U" Homecoming, 1960 style. With house decorations, street dance, skits and quartets, parade, pep rally and unequalled royalty, each event in the traditional schedule is reminiscent of former years but polished with this year's sparkle. Tonight, Saturday, the annual Homecoming Dance will complete the week as the Mills Broth ers, world-renowned entertainers and recording stars, will be featured in the Union Building Ballroom. Old grads and 1964 hopefuls look up to see King Football supersede all other royalty and cheer the Redskins to victory. 38 • Printed by Paragon Press, Inc. Visit . . . Al Hohman's NEW SHOE STORE Get Al Hohman's Famous Custom Made FLORSHEIM and WORTHMORE SHOES See the New GAY NINETIES BARBER SHOP — Ten Shine Chairs for your convenience. 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