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9-29-1973

UNLV "Rebels" vs Utah State "Aggies"

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enCD-· UNLV FOOTBALL GENERAL INFORMATION TONIGHT'S GAME UNLV vs UTAH STATE

By Dominic Clark RON MEYER UNLV Sports Inf ormation Director PHIL KRUEGER UNLV Coach USU Coach

For the second straight week a major college opponent will attempt to derail the Rebel Express. Tonight's foe is powerful Utah State University, a team which posted an outstanding 9-2 record in 1972. BI LL IRELAND ROGER BARNSON SHERMAN BENNETT RODNEY POINDEXTER Both UN LV (3-0) and USU ( 1-1) have first year coaches ... the Rebels' being Ron Meyer and the Aggies' Phil Athletic D irector A ssistant A . D. Ticket Manager Head Trainer Krueger ... and both have committed their schools to excellence and need a win here this evening to keep them on that road. HOME GAMES . . LAS VEGAS STADIUM (15,000) UNLV has rolled over the State College of Arkansas, 38-6, Cal State, Los Angeles, 42-7, and Marshall Univer­ DATE OPPONENT TIME sity, 31-9, enroute to their string while USU opened by defeating Weber State and then last weekend led at the Sept . 8 STATE COLLEGE OF ARKANSAS 8:00pm PDT half, 7-0, before falling to an outstanding San Diego State team, 35-7. Sept. 15 CAL STATE, LOS ANGELES 8:00pm PDT A progressively stronger schedule has faced the Rebels this season and Utah State could possibly be the strong­ est team UN LV will battle this year. The Aggies are extremely large and physical in their style of play and will cer­ Sept. 21 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY 8:00pm PDT tainly pass more than the previous three Rebel opponents put together. Sept. 29 UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY 8:00pm PDT Several outstanding performers dot the USU lineup and included in that group are junior quarterback Tom Wil­ Oct. 6 NORTHEAST LOUISIANA UNIVERSITY 8 :00pm PDT son, tailback Archie Gibson (who played junior college ball with UN LV's Wayne Nunnely) on offense and big 6-1, Oct . 13 BOISE STATE COLLEGE 8 :00pm PDT 240 Rod Rosa' at strong side linebacker for the Aggies. Oct . 20 * U. OF WISCONSIN, MILWAUKEE 8 :00pm PDT UN LV is off to its best start since 1968 (the first year when UN LV went 8-1) and six individual and team rec­ Nov. 10 NORTHERN ARIZONA U. 8:00pm PST ords have already been broken and two more have been tied. * Homecoming None were set in the opening game against Arkansas, then four were set and one tied against CSLA, and two AWAY GAMES more were set in last weekend's big triumph over Marshall and another was tied. Keeping score on the revised Rebel records, one finds new team marks for single game with most first downs DATE OPPONENT TIME LODGING rushing (20) and most times carried the ball (68) and individual marks set by Mike Thomas (most carries (28) and Oct . 27 UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII 7:30pm HST Reef Hotel most net yards rushing - 183), Derek Cardwell (longest run from scrimmage (64), and Jim Thayer (longest field Nov. 3 UNIVERSITY OF SANTA CLARA 7:30pm PST One-day charter goal (44). Nov. 17 UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, RENO 1:00pm PST One-day charter Statistically, the Rebels have also dominated their first three opponents as UN LV has scored 111 points to 22 for the three challengers to date. In first quarter action, the Rebels have scored 42 points while holding opponents MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION scoreless. The stingy UNLV defense has also shut out opponents in the fourth quarter with the let down coming HALFTIME . Intermission will be 20 minutes for all home games thus far in the second period where the Rebs have put up 25 markers, but the foes have tallied 15 points. UNIFORMS Tonight is another major rung on the ladder to success for UNLV football-- the Las Vegas Way-- and your Home Scarlet Helmets, Scarlet Jerseys, Gray Pants attendance here indicates your much-appreciated support for the goals Meyer has established and is trying to reach. Away .. Scarlet Helmets, White Jerseys, Gray Pants Thank You for the entire staff of the UNLV athletic department for being Rebel Rooters ..... GAME FOOTBALL . Wilson TD, with white stripes HOW FUTURE REBEL FOES FARED LAST WEEKEND .... SURFACE . San Diego State 35, UTAH STATE (1 -1) 7; NORTHEAST LOUISIANA (0-0-2) was idle; BOISE STATE (2-0) 27, Montana State 17; U. WISCONSIN, AstroTurf MILWAUKEE (2-0-1) 21, Eastern Illinois 14; HAWAII (2-0) 13, Fresno State 10; SANTA CLARA (1-2) 28, Cal State, Hayward 13; Weber State 25, NOR­ SHOE BANK .. . Shoes for games played in Las Vegas Stadium will be supplied THERN ARIZONA (G-2) 13; U. NEVADA, RENO (2-1) 33, Cal State, Chico 3. from the shoe bank at the facility SCOUTING TICKETS, PRESS & This is the official University of Nevada, Las Vegas Rebels football program, published by the Department RADIO CREDENTIALS Dominic Clark, Sports Information Director of Intercollegiate Athletics for all home games. 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was formed in Scotland what is now known as the University of Nevada, Las Vegas Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews. They ~lte Best became the final arbiter of the rules _for the game. II The first golf balls were made of stitched leather .t and filled with feathers. In the middle of the 19th 1973 FOOTBALL. SCHEDULE Of ~rivia century, the "gutta-percha" ball, made of a rubberlike material, was introduced and remained the standard BY TERRY SHONKWILER until 1900 when two Americans developed a rubber­ DAY DATE UNLV OPPONENT OPP LOCATION TIME/ ATTENDANCE Publicity Director - Showboat Hotel thread ball that would fly farther and truer than any in use. Sat. Sept. 8 38 State College of Arkansas 6 Las Vegas 7,854 Golf has become one of the major pastimes in the Shortly after that refinement, steel-shafted clubs Sat. Sept. 15 42 Cal State, Los Angeles 7 Las Vegas 7,023 United States and around the world. Yet, the origins began to replace those that had been made of wood, Fri. Sept. 21 31 Marshall University 9 Las Vegas 9,186 of "the game remain somewhat shrouded and argu­ and the "modern era" of golf began. Since that time ments still arise among trivia buffs over the beginnings Sat. Sept. 29 Utah State University Las Vegas 8:00pm PDT only minor changes in equipment have taken place. of the sport. Sat. Oct. 6 Northeast Louisiana Univ. Las Vegas 8:00pm PDT And until the last three years the dimple configuration Historians differ on where and when the first man Boise State College Las Vegas 8:00pm PDT and size of the ball have not changed since the 1930's. Sat. Oct. 13 used a crooked stick to hit a small round object to­ *U. Wisconsin, Milwaukee Las Vegas 8:00pm PDT 1. Who holds the collegiate football record for most passes Sat. Oct. 20 ward a fixed goal in an open field. The Dutch, French caught in one season? Sat. Oct. 27 University of Hawaii Honolulu 7:30pm HST and the Romans have claimed to be the originators, 2. In 1919 Baseball suffered a major scandal. What was it Santa Clara, CA 7:30pm PST and even recently the Russians have gotten into the called? Sat. Nov. 3 University of Santa Clara 3. In what year did Billie Jean King win her first U . S. tennis, Sat. Nov. 10 Northern Arizona University Las Vegas 8:00pm PST act. title in Forest Hills? But most students of the game unite on Scotland 4. In Hockey who is known as the "Rocket"? Sat. Nov. 17 University of Nevada, Reno Reno 1:00pm PST as the cradle, if not the birthplace of golf. There are 5. What NFL team holds the record for most league cham­ pionships? * Homecoming documentary records that the game was banned, along 6. What horse race offers the largest single purse of any in with football, by King James II in 1457. The sports, the world? the King believed, ran contrary to the national inter­ 7. Who won the first Indianapolis 500 race? HEAD COACH: Ronald Meyer (Purdue-- 1963) (702) 739-3400 8. The LA Rams have won only one NFL title. Name the ests, which was the training of bowmen to defend the ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Bill Ireland (702) 739-3483 year. country's borders. 9. Who holds baseball's record for the highest batting aver­ So, therefore it was gunpowder that saved the age in one season? 10. Jack Nicklaus has won the Masters championship four game of golf. Gunpowder made the archer obsolete times. What was the first year? and the S-cots continued to play golf. In 1754, there FIND ANSWERS ELSEWHERE IN BOOK UNLV CDtlciJes )leet 7:/te lte!Jels

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REBEL COACHING STAFF-- 1973 UNLV coaches are front row (from left to right) Larry Kennan, Ron Smeltzer, head coach Ron Meyer, Chris Ault and John Chura. Back row are Dave Madison, Doug Carder, Ralph Readout, Gib Dolezal, Clayton Bywaters and Vince Zimmer. Jim DiFiore Tony Grantz , Glenn Carano Mike Pry

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REBEL ROUSERS -- Of­ ..... fensive and defensive Greg Nelson Jack Hansen Jesse Roberts Mike Haverty Tim Melcher team captains for '73, Steve Henry (left) and Lenny Lucas (right), pose with new head coach Ron Meyer after being selected as co - captains for the year. Special team captain will be named on - a weekly basis. ~ Greg Glover Jim McNally -Rat ·UNLV REBEL REPORT W3 L 0 Gratefully Acknowledges TEAM STATISTICS UNLV OPP RUSHING TCB NYG AVE TO LONG First Downs Rushing 41 19 Thomas 64 351 5.5 5 36 First Downs Passing 11 12 Matousek 26 216 8.3 1 28 First Downs Penalty 3 2 Cardwell 7 84 12.0 1 64 the 1973 TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 55 33 Dorsey 21 73 3.5 1 15 Times Carried Ball 167 135 Grantz 17 57 3.4 0 13 Yards Gained Rushing 955 402 Bywaters 9 44 4.9 0 21 Yards Lost Rushing 78 202 Pry 16 31 1.9 1 18 Scholarship Donors • • • NET YARDS RUSHING 877 200 M. Davis 6 13 2.2 0 5 Passes Attempted 26 34 Beverly 1 8 8.0 0 8 Passes Completed 10 16 A· I Roofing, A· I Sports Center, Dr. Cl'larles J. Abdo, Jr., Ace Cab Company, Acme Electric, Edward C. Adler, Gary Adler, Or. Joel Nevada Pet Clinic,Kantor Nephrology Consultants, Ltd., James Katzman, Herb Kaufmann, Bill Keairnes ·State Farm Insurance, Passes Had Intercepted 2 4 RECEIVING NO YOS AVE TO LONG Adler, Aerial Transit Systems of Nevada, Aero Ready Mix Concrete, Don Aikin, Or. Phil Akre, A laddin Hotel, Allen & Hansen Jim Kelly. Or. John Kelly, Kisner, lrw1n . Somerset Motel, Bill Knudsen, D1ck Koeb, Leroy Koltum ·Stadium Saloon, Frank Mens Clothing, Harry Allen, American Printing Co., Or. Stanley Ames, Eddie Anderson, Anderson Dairy, Farley M. Anderson, Jr., Koslowski, Ralph Kraemer. NET YARDS GAINED PASSING 183 267 John Anderson, Or. Paul Anderson, Tom Anderson, Dr. and Mr s.. Tom Armour, Arrow Ready Mix Concrete, Artus Sprinkler Co., Roberts 4 82 20.5 2 34 Artus Landscaping Co., Jerry Ashby. State Farm Insurance, Renny Ashleman, Gary Ashworth, AUyeh Chevron, Herman Axel· Land W Inc.. LaNova Pizzeria, Jim Lacy, George La Grange· Home Lumber, Dr. S. Joseph LaManensa, Lamb and One, Ralph fatal Plays Las Vegas Coin Wrappers, Aztec Indus-trial Bearing & Supply Co. Lamb, Landmark Hotel. Dr. Donald La~on , Las Vegas Bootery, Las Vegas Club, Las Vegas Distributing Co., Las Vegas Hilton 193 169 Hotel, Las Vegas· Tonopah · Reno Stage Lmes, Laventhol, K rekstein. Horwath & Horwath, Lawrence May !lower & Storage. Haverty 3 56 18.7 2 30 Pat Babbmgton, Leland Eugene Backus, Mrs. Judy Baker, Mr. & Mrs. Sam Ballenger, Gary Ballinger· Tanner Graylines, Bally Paul Laxalt, Dr. A. Raoul Leavitt, Myron E. Leavitt. Leavitt Insurance Agency, Eddie LeBaron, Allen Lee· Pete Findlay Olds· fOTAL OFFENSE 1060 467 Distributing Company, Bank of Nevada, Bankers Llfe of Des Moines, Sharon Barber, Dr. James Barger. Joseph L Bauman, mobile, Danny Lee, John Peter Lee. Robert G. Legake'!i, Dr. John A. Le1tch. Roy and Sally Lhme. AI Levy. C. A. Lewis, Leo Lewis, Thomas 1 18 18.0 1 18 Bea1's Royal Glass & Mirror Co .. Bill Beeker· Children's Bootery, Ernest A. Becker, M r. & Mrs. Pete Becker, Lloyd Bell, Rex Dr. & Mrs. B. J. Lilly, Lionel, Sawyer, Collms & Wartman, Dr. Ralph Litton, Longley Construction Co., Lotus Inn, Slavko Luk· fimes Punted 9 17 A. Bell, Tom Bell, Mike Bergemeyer, Senator Alan B•ble, Hern Biddulph, Jack Biegger- Fletcher Jones Chevrolet, James H. ich, Or. James Lum, Ron Lune, Or. Robert Lysgaard. Hansen 1 Bilbray, Jack Binion. Horseshoe Club, Ern•e Black Mit!>onry, Mr. & Mrs. J. A. Blasco. James Blasco, Joe Blasco, James J. Brown, 16 16.0 0 16 Sam Blazek, Gil Blonsley, Jerry L Blut, Hank Boag, George Bowman- Clark Co. Wholesale Mercantile Co .• Dr. Joseph J. Bon­ M. L Enterprises· Dave Compten, Michael Mack, Cal Magleby, Tony Mancari, Dr. Fred J. Marasso, lrvmg Marcus. Marsh & Me· Junts Had Blocked 1 1 qiovi, Jim Borden, Don Borsack, C. H. Bouchard. Or. Frederick Boulware, Tom Bowler, Boyd's International Shell Service, Lennan, Dr. Gerald Martin, Ronald Mason, M. Gene Matteucci & Tom Foley, Dr. & Mrs. M. E. Maule, Mazda of Las Vegas, Mac Bray 1 11 11.0 0 11 Charles R. Boyle. Mr. Jack Brakman, Don Brasher, Rod Bradley, Jim Brennan, Lou Bridges, Robert B. Brinton, Bob Broadbent, McAdoo, Jim McDaniel, Vaughn McDowell, James H . McMahon, Or. Dwight Meierhenry, Thomas A. Messma, Andrew J. Yards Punted 308 541 Butch Broderdorl, John Brooks, James J. Brown, Joe W. Brown, Ralph Brown, Or. and Mrs. Richard Browning, Miss Jean Mikulich, Bill Miller · Sports Promot1on. Bobby M iller, Dr. Harvey S. M1ller. Larry Miller. Ross and Bob M1ller, Dr. Russell M il· Brumet, Vincent J. Bruttomesso, James Buchanan, Ferrell D. Bur!J(!SS. Don Burroughs, Tom Bushey Texaco. ler, Ray W. Millisor. Mirabelli and Associates Insurance, Gerald Moffitt, Charlie Mohler, Paul Moore · Boulevard Market, Kenneth Junting Average 34.2 31.8 Morgan, Sonny Morris, Vivienne and Bill Morris, Mortgage Bankers' Associat ion, Ralph Mosa, Dav1d Moss, Mike Mottus, KICKOFF Caesars Palace, Jean Cahlan, J. Forest Cahlan. Domingo Cambe1ro, Dr. Bruce Cameron, Or. Dennie G. Campton, The Card ivan Eddie Murphy, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Mutn!Ck, B. J. Myers, Don Myers· Sell SerYICe Furniture Inc.. Jerry Myers, Or. Nat Co., Dr. Leonard Carp1, Walt Casey, Donald L Canon, Jack Cason. Causey Construction Co., Dr. Emil Cava, C. R. Cavanaugh, Fumbles 13 13 RETURNS NO YOS AVE TO LONG Charleston Village Homes, Chateau Vegas Restaurant, Checker Cab Co.. Gene Cherkas. Chermac Builders, Chicago Title Com­ Dr. Nat Nacheff, Nat1onal Care of Nevada Inc .. Miles R. Nay. Mechanical Contractor. Charles Naylor, Edward E. Nelson, Dr. pany, Mrs. Don Chnstensen, Dr. Don Christensen, Dr. 0. H . Christollenon. Churchill Dow ns Race Book, Circus Circus, City Erven J. Nelson, Nevada Beverage Co., Nevada Rebar Co., Nevada Rock and Sand Company, Sherman Miller· Nevada S<'!Yin~ rumbles Lost 5 4 Janitor Supply, Claire's Flowers, forrest G. Cl awson, Jr.. Clover Underwriters, The Coachman's Inn, Tom Cochrane, Coin and Loan, Nevada Southern Escrow, Nevada Southern Title Inc., Nevada State Bank, New York Meats, Wall Nielson, Nineteenth Thomas 2 51 25.5 0 28 Castle Casmo, Collins Brothers, Collins Exxon. Glorme Colt ins, Lamon Collins · Collins Enco, Dr. Richard D. Colquitt. Dave Hole, Joe Nolan· Nolan ~ealty Co., North Amencan E~crow ServiCes. NOTCO Veg.n Inc., Sherm Nugent. )enalties Compton. M. L Enterprises. Mike Corrigan, Consulting Civil Engineers. Manny Cortez, The Copa Lounge, Coulter Trailer 30 15 Sales, Mark Covert. Rad Cox, Cragin and Pike Insurance, Credit Bureau Central, Doug Crosby. Richard Cunningham, Wendell Bob Olson, Joe Orlando, Paul Osman. Bywaters 2 46 23.0 0 25 Cutler & Tom Pursell. Yards Penalized 199 81 P. D. D istrlbutmg Co., Ray Pagha • Un•vers•tY Arms Apts.. Larry Palcov•c. Palm Mortuary. Pete Pappas. PardH: Phillips Con­ struction Co., Robert G. Park· R. G. Electric Co., Roy Parnsh, Lew1s Parsons, Dick Passow, Cardwell 2 32 16.0 0 24 Moe Oalltz. Sam O' Andrea, Chuck Darling, Jack & Helen Oaseler, Mrs. Ben Davey, Davey's Locker, Dazey Travel, Dazey Trav· fD's by Fumble Recovery 0 0 el Employees. Charles Deaner, Drake Delanoy, Dr. Sol T. DeLee, DeLuca tmportmg Co., Ray Oemman, Denton Electric, Desert Inn, Realty Holding, Inc., Really Mart, Inc., Rod Reber, Franklin D. Reed, Harry Re1d, REM Construction Co.. Donald W. Reynolds Haverty 1 13 13.0 0 13 George [)eyerell, Dr. John A. DiFiore, Discount Slots, Disposal Investments. Inc., Dr. Donald J. Dombrowski, Ron Dominick, Foundation, Dr. Leonard Rhodes, Gary Ridgeway, Dr. Dan Ripplinqer, Lyle Rivera. Riviera Hotel, Road Runner Really, Dr. W. Dick Donnelly, Donrey Media, Mike Dooley- Dooley's TV & Appliance Cente~. Steve OoiJglas. Chub Drakulich Golf Scholar· )afety 2 0 V. Roberson, Will Roberts Corporation Realtor, Joe Rockwell, James Rogers, Rannie Rog~th, S1g Rog1Ch, Ted Rog1ch, Or. Jos· Evanovich 1 12 12.0 0 12 ship, Or. Robert Ore•er. Lyness Dronet. Jim Dumont. Dunes Hotel. eph A. Rojas, Dr. Donald Romeo, Dick Ronzone, Rose Bowl Race Book, Lon Rothey, Tom Rubideaux • Ne11ada lrriqation. Robert Ruyman. fatal Touchdowns 14 3 E & H D 1stnbutmg Co., Vern Edmondseo, Dale Edwards, Marv Einerwold ·Turf Equi pment Co.. The Elbow Room, El Cortez Hotel, Frank EUi~- The Viii* Pub, Chuck Ebner, Phil Engel· Elmer Fox & Company, Jerry Engel- Eimer Fox & Company, Safeway Stores, Salon Di Pompe1a, Sam Krug Chrysler· Plymouth, Sands Hotel, Judge Jim Santini, Gordon Sarrett, Sav-Mor )AT Rushing 0/0 0/0 Dillon R. England, George T. Enomoto, A. I.A., Walt Epprecht ·Las Vegas Dodge, Dr. Chet Eskey, Oarell Eubanks, Or. James Evans. Insurance Agency, Henry P. Schlacks, Schmder ·Batch Insurance Aqency, Bill Scobie, Or. Richard w. Scott. Dr. Armand Scully. PUNT Dan Seaton, Or. Marvin Sedway, The Seeburg Corporation, Jerry R. Seiter, ~en-Eleven Stores, Bernard Shafer, Jeff ShH:han, )AT Passing RETURNS NO YOS Fair & Davis Realty, Fairway Chevrolet, Or. Harold Feikes, Walter Felgar, Enessy Ficklin· Southern Hardware Dlstributon, Dr. John Sheppard, Jim Sherbondy, Jim L. Shetak•s. Mike Silvagni, SiiYer Nugget, S1tver Slipper, Doug Simms· In Memory of 0/0 0/0 AVE TO LONG Royce Ficklin · Southern Hardware Distributors, Ed Fike, Mr. & Mrs. James E. Fillmore, Cliff Findlay, Pete Findlay. Pete Find- Chester Simms, Andy Skurski Realty, Mr. Slacks, Gary Lee Sm•th, Robert L. Smith. Inc.. Mr. and Mn. Steve Smith, Paul V. lay Oldsmobile, Don Fine. Cozzens Mens Stores, Dr. Joseph Fink, Fi~t American Title Company, Fi~t National Bank of Nevada, Smitley Construction Co., Or. Charles S. Snavely, Sons of Erin. Paul Sorenson, Southern Nevada Morlgaqe Bankers Association, )AT Kicking 14/14 2/3 Eddie Jaffe. The Flame, Flamingo Capri Motel. Flami ngo Hotel, Or. Steve Fleming, Flippin Realty, Or. Hugh C. Follmer, Wing Southern Nevada Paving, Southwest Gas, AI Spino, Sproul Homes ol NeYada, Dr. L Don Starling, Or. Leon Steinberg, Mrs. Leon Massey 4 9 2.5 0 5 Fong, Duane Foremaster, Forest Products Manufacturing Co.. Robert Foster, Franklin Life Insurance, Fremont Hotel, Fremont Steinberg, Or. William K. Stephan, Dixon Stewart, Mike Stirling, Mort Stone, Stop 'N Go Markets, Or. Nell B. Straus, Dr. Mur· =ield Goals 3/7 0/0 west Barber Shop, Charles Frias · Ace Cab Co., Dr. Louts L Friedman, Friendly Ford, Frontier Hotel, Frontier Radio, John Fusch. ton Strimting, Strip Check Cashing Service, Stnp Mobil· John Bledhitl, McWane Stucki, Jack Stuhmer. Security Homes, John Beavers 2 12 6.0 0 8 Sullivan, Sunrise Hospital, Ken Swanson. fOTAL POINTS 111 22 Robert Gallagher, Games of Nevada, Tony and Clara Gamez, AI Garblan, Gaw1n B. Gardner, Vincent H. Garth, Gaudio Ford, Dye 1 2 2.0 0 2 Duke Gavin, Gay Nioties, Ralph Gentile· Sky View Auto Sales, Bert Gentsel ·Panorama Market, Georganna Model Agency, R1chard Tam Enterprises, Bill Tanaca, Taylor Construction Co., Major General R. G. Taylor USAF (Ret.), Teamsten Local 881, Dr. Joseph M. George, Dr. Elias Ghanem, Douglas Gilkey, Golden Gate Casino, Dan Goldfarb, CPA, Golf Club Motor Hotel, Charlie Teet, Hugh Templeton, Lloyd Thayne, Ozia Thomas, Dick Thompson's Home Realty, Chuck Thompson, Helen Thompson, Don Goodman, Or. Jordan Goodman, Goodman and Snyder, Ltd .. Max Goot. Joe Gordon. Ken Gragson. Gardner Greenman, nm Thompson, Thunderbird Hotel, J. A. Tiberti Construction Co.. T itle Insurance & TflJSI. Bill Titus, Rolland Todd, Darrell Lucas 1 1 1.0 0 1 Mr. & Mrs. Hank Greenspun. Gregory & Gregory. Or. Francis P. Grenn, Bernie Gulterez, Dominick Gullo, Bob Gurnee. A. Tomblin Builders, Tropicana Hotel, Dr. Glenn Tueller, Dr. Kenneth E. Turner. Tom Turner. ;cORE BY QUARTERS 2 3 4 T Mitchell 1 0 0 0 Hacienda Hotel, Mike Haddad, Joe Hagan, Mr. & Mrs. C. Bill Haines, Chuck Hale, Dick Hall, Jim Hall, Hallmark in the Boulevard, U01on Cab Company, Union Plaza Hotel and Casino, United Machine Co., W. J. Urga Art Ham, Jr., Don Hamblin, Or. Lonnie L Hammargreo, Haynes· Thomas New Era Printers, Dennis Haney, Harden Insurance JNLV A91!ncy, Hardy's OK Tire, Haskins and Sells· CPA's, Dale Hayes, John L Hayes. Jack Heard. DeVoe Heaton, Gerry Heiderbrink, Valley Bank of Nevada, Van's Builder Supply, Robert Vaughn, Vegas Paints, Dr. Charles A. Vinnik, Ed Von Tobel, Jr., Vogue 42 25 24 20 111 Donald F. Helm, Herb & Marvs, Jerry Herbst· Terrible Herbst. Inc., Don Herman, Jim Hicks· Shanty ...... , Mrs. UUiao Hicks· Cleaners, VTN Nevada Engineen. Algiers Hotel, Or. Jerry Hlqgios. Jay Hodapp. State Farm Insurance, Harland Hoel ·Stardust Texaco, nohday Casino, Dr. Mickey )PPONENTS 0 15 7 0 22 Hollingshead, W. L Holst Ill, Hollywood Race Book, Honest Johns, Duke Hoover, Judge Francis Horsey, George Hoskins, Horse­ Jim Wade· Hedges & Wade Real Estate, Lee Walker, R. D. Walker, Phil Warner, Or. David Wasserman, Gary Wattenbarger, Rob­ shoe Club, H ouse of Carpets, House of Lamps, Bucky Howard, Hudson Cleaners, Barry Hunt. Sy Husney, Stanley Hyman. ert Weeks, Vic Weiss, Brad Welch, Don Welcher· Stad•um Saloon, Bob Weld, Welts Cargo, Chuck Wenner, W. Dale West, Western A~tlines, Western Unoen Rental Company, Westhlll Lanes, Western Title & Insurance Co.. Jerome M . White & Associates, Whittle­ Ideal Office Supply, Paul Smith· Ideal Office Supply Co., Dan lglinskl, Industrial Steel Co., Ingram L•ghting Center. sea Blue Cab, Lou Wiener, Wiener. Goldwater, Galatz and Ragg•o. Ted Wiens, Ted Wiens, Jr.. Tom Wiesner, Southwest Securities ;cORING TO PAT: K p Development Co., William A. W1lgus, Aaron W1lliams, Bob W1111ami, D1ck Williams Realty, Jerry Williams· House of Carpet, Don R FG T Jackie's New York, Or. & Mrs. Theodore Jacot», Norbert Jansen, George Jaramillo, Joe Jaramillo· Las Vegas Fertlllzer Co., WilSon, Dr. W1lllam Wilson, Wonderworld, Wonderworld Discount Liquors, Bruce Woodbury, Frank & Delores Woodbury, Roy Woofter. • Morrie Jeager, Norm Jenkins· Master Lease Co., Jerry's Nugget, Joe's Tavern & Liquor Store, Charlie John'!ion · The Night Gal· fhomas 6 36 lery, Alec Johnstone Insurance, Bob Johnston, Or. James Jones, Paul Jones, Frank Joy, Jim Joyce, Gary Yelverton, Young and Rue Moving and Storage, John E. Yoxen Co. Kafoury, Armstrong, Turner & Co., Brian Kantor, Ron Kantor, Ken Keltner, Keltner, M1lam and Co.· CPA's, F. John Kennedy Kenneth H. Zahn, Z1ck & Sharp Arch1tects, Don Zimmer· A1r Filter Serv1ce Co., Ernest Zobrist. Ray V, Zobrist. Reed Zobrist, lhayer 0 14/14 3/7 23 Turl Equipment Co., Ken's Refrigeration, Gary Kent, Rod Killian, Bruce King, Dr. Harry King, Dr. Eugene K~tshbaum · Angel Zuni Construction Co. ~oberts 2 12 ~averty 2 12 )orsey 1 6 Jlatousek 1 6 GRAND CLUB MEMBERS ,ry 1 6 Thomas D. Armour, Jr., Dr. James Barger, Tom Bell, AI Benedict, Dan Bernheim, Alan Bible, Herb Biddulph, Jack Biegger, James :ardwell 1 6 Bilbray, Jr., Jack Binnion, Ken G. Bitter, Eli Boyer, William H. Briare, Bob Brooks, James Cashman, Frank Catania, Robert B. Cline, Carl Cohen, Nelson Conway, M. B. Dalitz, R. A. Davis, Larry DeBoef, Irvine DeVine, J. A . Donnelley, Mel Exber, Monte 'ASSING PA PC PI PCT YOS TO LONG Factor, Wolter Felgar, Donald Fine, Gawinn Gardner, Jackie Gaughan, Don Gilday, George Gogian, Shecky Greene, Hank Green­ spun, Jack Hanson, Dr. William B. Harris, Dr. JackS. Hirsh, W. L. Holst Ill, J. K. Houssels, Jr., Dr. Ted Jacobs, Milton Jaffe, 'ry 19 9 0 .473 172 5 34 Robb C. Johnson, Clifford Jones, George Kalb, Frank C. Kerestesi, Kirk Kerkorian, R. S. Keyser, Sidney R. Korshak, Harry Lahr, ;arano 4 1 1 .250 11 0 11 AI Levy, Jerry Mack, Calvin Magleby, Robert A. Maheu, Herb McDonald, Randy McElhone, Joseph McNamee, Dr. Dwight Meier­ :irantz 2 0 0 .000 0 0 0 henry, Sebastian Mikulich, Dr. Russell Miller, Irwin Molasky, Bill Morris, William Morse, Albert Noorda, Joseph Pavlikowski, -homas 1 0 1 .000 0 0 0 William Peccole, Joe Pignatello, L. H. Raizin, Charles H. Rich, Jack Richardson, Dr. Dan Ripplinger, Dick Ronzone, Charles Ruthe, Frank Sala, Alex K. Sample, Jr., Buddy Sarkissian, Jay J. Sarno, Kenny Searles, Raymond Sennes, Cecil B. Simmons, INTERCEPTIONS NO YOS AVE TO LONG Jerry Snyder, Frank Steffan, Perry Thomas, Ed Torres, William Trent, Michael Tulane, George Von Tobel, John Watkins, Del PUNTING NO YOS AVE LONG Sonny Brockman 3 21 7.0 0 13 Webb, WilliamS. Weinberger, M. J. Wiens, Jr., Roy Woofter, Sid Wyman, Forest Cahlan, J. K. 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DiFiore 8 308 38.5 64 Rodriguez 1 9 9.0 0 9 NO NAME POS HT WT CL EXP HOMETOWN 24 Jimmie Andrews DB 6-1 151 JR JC Pasadena, California Introducing the 1974 Chevelle Malibu Classic. 29 Marion Beavers DB 6-0 175 FR HS Las Vegas (Rancho) 45 Ronnie Bell DB 5-10 178 JR 1V Las Vegas (Western) 32 Keith Beverly TB 5-11 193 FR HS New Smyra Beach, Florida Luxury just stopped being a spectator sport. 11 Sonny Brasile QB 6-2 210 SR lV Campbell, California 59 Bob Braner c 6-1 208 JR lSq Ojai, Claifornia 14 Craig Bray FL 6-1 186 JR RS Yreka, California 44 Mike Brock DB 5-10 193 SR 1V Fresno, California 41 Sonny Brockman DB 5-11 166 JR JC Pasadena, California 43 Thomas Bywaters TB 5-9 171 JR JC Claremore, Oklahoma 34 Roy Callahan LB 6-2 195 FR HS Reno 12 Glenn Carano QB 6-2 185 FR HS Reno (Wooster) 26 Derek Cardwell DB 6-0 191 JR JC Long Beach, California 61 Bob Chess OG 6-4 234 so JC Oceanside, California 79 Cliff Canedy OT 6-1 250 JR JC San Francisco, California Buck Core K 5-10 179 FR H~ Lakewood, Colorado 52 Hugh Cunningham LB 6-2 193 FR HS Windsor Heights, West Va. 74 Chris Davis OT 6-1 217 FR HS Las Vegas (Rancho) 31 Mike Davis FB 6-1 221 JR 1V Las Vegas (Clark) 65 Chuck deCiercq OG 6-1 238 SR lV Sunnyvale, California 7 Jim DiFiore p 5-11 187 SR 3V Las Vegas (Valley) 27 Perry Dorsey TB 5-7 164 JR JC Pacific Grove, California 33 Mike Dye FL 5-7 158 so JC Daytona Beach, Florida 76 Les England DT 6-6 219 FR HS Salt Lake City, Utah 88 Ralph Evanovich TE 6-2 221 SR JC Glassport, Pennsylvania Dave Fleiner DB 5-10 160 FR HS Reno (Manogue) 51 George Gaynor LB 6-0 196 FR HS Las Vegas (Clark) 28 Eddie George DB 5-10 151 FR HS Daytona Beach, Florida 68 Stuart Giles DE 6-4 182 FR HS Las Vegas (Basic) 84 Greg Glover SE 6-2 179 FR HS Richmond, California Joel Gonzales FB 5-11 188 SR lV Bakersfield, California 21 Norm Gookins DB 5-10 172 SR lV Lancaster, California 10 Tony Grantz QB 5-10 180 FR HS Colorado Springs, Colorado 86 Mark Green DE 6-3 215 SR JC Odessa, Texas 80 Jack Hansen TE 6-3 188 SR 1V Aberdeen, Washington 82 Mike Haverty SE 5-11 177 so lV Las Vegas (Clark) 55 Steve Henry c 6-3 206 SR lV Riverside, California 78 Joe Ingersoll DT 6-3 235 so RS Las Vegas Tom Jackson DT 6-6 247 SR 3V San Marcos, Texas 77 Steve Jenkins MG 6-3 225 JR 2V Hillsdale, New Jersey 50 Vince Kauzlarich c 5-11 212 SR lV Renton, Washington Mike Kelly TB 5-7 178 FR HS Henderson (Basic) Tom Kunzer TB 5-10 178 so lV Tinley Park, Illinois 20 Lenny Lucas DB 6-1 191 SR JC Daytona Beach, Florida Mike Marshall TB 5-10 158 FR HS Livonia, New York 25 Jim Massey DB 5-11 178 SR 3V Las Vegas (Valley) 30 Steve Matousek FB 6-0 195 SR lV Orlando, Claifornia 85 Jim McNally TE 6-1 187 FR HS Wilmington, Massachusetts 83 Tim Melcher DE 6-4 205 FR HS Reno Mike Meloy MG 6-0 208 so lSq Tinley Park, Illinois 58 Greg Mitchell LB 6-0 210 SR 3V Des Moines, Iowa 57 Sam Montoya LB 6-1 210 so JC Pueblo, Colorado 69 Greg Nelson LB 6-3 221 FR HS Las Vegas (Valley) 73 Kyle Nelson OG 6-2 218 SR 2V Las Vegas (Clark) 72 Paul Nihipali OT 6-4 265 JR JC Laie, Hawaii 34 Wayne Nunnely FB 5-9 204 SR lV Monrovia, California 67 Mike O'Callaghan DT 6-3 208 FR HS Carson City (Manogue) 89 Scott Orr DT 6-4 214 JR lV Las Vegas (Western) 15 Mike Pry QB 6-3 185 JR JC Erie, Pennsylvania 23 Brian Reeves DB 5-9 161 FR HS Daytona Beach, Florida 64 Karl Riley MG 5-9 200 JR JC Security, Colorado 81 Jesse Roberts FL 6-2 174 JR JC Pasadena, California 62 Mike Rodriguez MG 6-0 209 FR HS Key West, Florida 60 Julius Rogers DE 6-1 206 JR 2V Tallulah, Louisiana 56 Walt Rozanski LB 6-3 222 FR HS Key West, Florida Shannon Russell OG 6-1 193 FR HS Reno (Manogue) 70 John Salvestrin OT 6-1 227 JR JC Weed, California 42 Kurt Schnabel TE 6-1 183 FR HS Arvada, Colorado 63 Robert Starbird DE 6-4 190 FR HS Las Vegas (Western) 5 Jim Thayer K 5-10 156 JR lV Las Vegas (Western) That's right. This is a 1974 Chevelle. The brand-new 22 Mike Thomas TB 5-10 188 JR JC Greenville, Texas Malibu Classic. 75 Terryl Thomas OT 6-3 222 JR JC Fresno, California Which means that now you can do a whole lot more than look 16 Gary Van Houten QB 5-11 174 FR HS Littleton, Colorado at luxury cars in football programs. You can participate. 66 Dan Wade OG 5-11 207 JR RS Santa Ana, California Marty Wagner OT 6-3 245 FR HS Daytona Beach, Florida At any Chevrolet dealer's. 87 Mike Whitemaine DE 6-3 214 so lV Reno (Manogue) All this, for the price of a Chevelle.

HEAD COACH: Ron Meyer GlzeYlvletBWldinga betterwlyto§ee lite USA ASSISTANT COACHES: Doug Carder, Ron Smeltzer, Vince Zimmer, Ralph Readout, Larry Kennan, Chris Ault, Clayton By- waters, John Chura, Dave Madisor and Gib Dolezal OFFENSE DEFENSE 82 HAVERTY SE 55 MAUGHAN. LE 70 SALVESTRIN. LT 70 JENKINS LT 61 CHESS. LG 66 SCOTT MG 55 HENRY c 74 DZIERZAK. RT 73 NELSON. RG 56 COLEMAN RE 79 CONEDY. RT 60 ROSA . LLB ~8 EVANOVICH TE 61 REDFERN RLB 15 PRY. OB 13 WILLIAMS LCB 81 ROBERTS FL 20 LAVARATO RCB 22 THOMAS. TB 40 FUHRIMAN LS 35 MATOUSEK FB 37 MCMURRAY R DEFENSE OFFENSE 87 WHITEMAINE LE 17 DEIST. SE 78 INGERSOLL LT 78 HATLEY. LT 62 RODRIGUEZ MG 67 MANNING LG 89 ORR RT 53 DE FRIES c 86 GREEN RE 62 LA BASS. RG 56 ROZANSKI . LLB 64 HISLOP RT 57 MONTOYA. RLB 88 NELSON. TE 45 BELL LCB 12 WILSON OB 20 LUCAS RCB 49 CLARK FL 41 BROCKMAN ss 28 GIBSON TB 29 BEAVERS FS 33 cox FB UNLV UTAH STATE

5 Thayer, K 56 Rozanski, LB 10 Thompson, QB 63 Hocking, OG 7 DiFiore, P 57 Montoya, LB 12 Wilson, QB 64 Hislop, OT TONIGHT'S OFFICIALS 10 Grantz, QB 58 Mitchell, L B 13 Williams, DB 65 Skinner, OG 11 Marshall, TB 59 Braner, C 14 Reed, DB 66 Scott, MG Referee . Barney Newlee 15 Swanson, QB 67 Manning, OG ~2 Carano, QB 60 Rogers, DE Umpire . Robert Karpowitz 17 Deist, SE 68 Nelson, DE 14 Bray, FL 61 Chess, OG Head Linesman Charles Lewis 19 DeWan, QB 70 Jenkins, DT 15 Pry, QB 62 Rodriguez, MG Field Judge John Cobb 20 Lavarato, DB 73 Grasseschi, OT Back Judge . . Jack O'Cain 16 V an Houten, QB 63 Starbird, DE 22 Gutierrez, FL 74 Dzierzak, RT 20 Lucas, DB 64 Riley, MG 25 Garcia, DB 75 Crawford, DE 21 Gookins, DB 65 deCiercq, OG 26 Coles, SE 76 Parrish, OT 22 Thomas, TB 66 Wade, OG 28 Gibson, TB 77 Haynes, OT 23 Reeves, DB 67 O 'Callaghan, DT 29 Kemp, DB 78 Hatley, OT 24 Andrews, DB 68 Giles, D B 30 Brown, TB 80 Wallace, L T 31 Tidwell, FB-DE 81 Smith, TE 25 Massey, DB 69 G. Nelson, LB 32 J. Kemp, FB 82 Crowell, MG 26 Cardwell, DB 70 Salvestrin, OT 33 Cox, FB 86 Stockham, DE 27 Dorsey, T B 72 Carter, DT 35 Knapp, K 88 Nelson, TE 28 George, DB 73 K. Nelson, OG 37 McMurray, WR 89 Mothersell, TE 29 Beavers, DB 74 Davis, OT 40 Fuhriman, DB 99 Sanduk, DT 30 Matousek, FB 75 Thomas, OG 43 Giammona, TB 31 Gonzales, FB 76 England, DT 44 D. Cox, TB 32 Beverly, TB 77 Jenkins, MG 45 Robinson, TB 33 Dye, FL 78 Ingersoll, DT 4 7 Spencer, SE 34 Callahan, LB 79 Conedy, OT 48 Tippets, FL 49 Clark, FL 41 Brockman, DB 80 H ansen, TE 50 Segretti, OG-C 42 Fleiner, DB 81 Roberts, FL 53 deFries, C 43 Bywaters, TB 82 Haverty, SE 54 Bettman, LB 44 Brock, DB 83 Melcher, DE 55 Maughan, DE 45 Bell, DB 84 Glover, SE 56 Coleman, DE 50 Kauzl arich, C 85 McNal ly, TE 58 Comadena, C 51 Gaynor, LB 86 Green, DE 59 Longuevan, LB 52 Cunningham, LB 87 Wh itemaine, DE 60 Rosa', LB 53 M. Davis, LB 88 Evanovich, TE 61 Redfern, LB 55 Henry, C 89 Orr, DT 62 LaBass, OG

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)Q Rod Rosa' 64 John Hislop 67 Dave Manning 68 Ken Nelson 70 Dan Jenkins 1. Howard Twilley of the University of Tulsa UNLY Scene caught 134 passes in 1965. 2. The scandal that nearly ruined baseball was EL PORTAL LUGGAGE BY MARK HUGHES known as the "Black Sox" Scandal. Information Director 3. Billie Jean King won her first U. S. crown at 308 E. 'FREMONT A Fan's Glossary Forest Hills in 1967. There's a patch of ground at the UN LV campus that should be 4. Montreal's great Maurice Richard is known as chained off and dedicated as hallowed turf. It's the new UN LV ath­ the "Rocket". 5. The powerful Green Bay Packers have eight letic field and its playing days are about over. league championships. BY JOHN MOSER For as long as most folks can remember, this tiny piece of prop­ 6. The American Futurity at Ruidoso Downs, DON BORSACK R-J Sportswriter erty south of the gymnasium has served as the one central location New Mexico, a quarter horse race. for all of the university's physical education and athletic activities. 7. Ray Harroun won the first Indy race in a Back in the '50's, when there were only a few hundred students 1911 Mormon with an average speed of 74.5 UNLV SCHOLARSHIP DONOR miles per hour. around, the three-acre site served its purpose admirably. But when the 8. The Rams won the title in 1951 by defeating Modern-day football is so technical, you have to have a degree in population on campus begam to boom, the athletic field, unfortun­ the Cleveland Browns 24-17. ------'1 calculus to figure out the playbook. ately, stayed the same size. 9. Rogers Horsby set the major league hitting mark a .424 with St. Louis in 1924. If you can't instantaneously remember your three options given Thousands of sweat-shirted students began to stream on and off the field, and the whole place took on the appearance of a carnival. 10. The Golden Bear won his first Masters in a certain stimuli, you'll find yourself sitting on the AstroTurf with 1963. the hoofprints of a steamrollin gigunda imprinted in your face. There were field hockey players scooting their pucks around shot rOTO PURCHASING & putters. Archers politely sheathed their arrows long enough to let soc­ IBM could, and probably will, field an unbeatable team of eleven cer squads pass by. The baseball team started spring practice while SUPPLY CO INC 250-pound robots before too long if the trend continues. modern dancers tip-toed in left field. Plastic golf balls sailed over the heads of the varsity football team. Everyone kept an eye out for the BUSHEY'S 275 S. HIGHLAND What ever happened to the guys that ran 70 yards the wrong way with a fumble? Or the emotional cat who jumped off the bench to javelin throwers. SAHARA TEXACO tackle an opposing runner? How about the fans that would turn out And to add to the merry-go-round atmosphere, the entire field in 15-degree weather to watch their team, which hadn't won a game was usually encircled with long-distance runners, chugging around a 300 W. SAHARA in two years? demanding course which required them to dodge obstacles on the Y AUGHN McDOWELL ground and in the air. PHONE 382-1462 Alas, those days are probably gone for good. Today's fans won't UNLV SCHOLARSHIP DONOR Two years ago, university administrators went to Carson City turn out in 80-degree weather t o watch the World Champions. They'd with a plan for some new physical education facilities for UNLV. The rather sit home in front of a TV set. legislature I istened and approved. TOM BUSHEY In order to make your modern-day football watching-- whether Expansive outdoor playing fields, a dozen tennis courts, a hand­ UNLV SCHOLARSHIP DONOR it be here at the stadium or home in front of the tube-- more enjoy­ some baseball diamond and a nine-lane tartan track have already been able, you should take time to learn what some of these new, techni­ completed and put to good use. Now, contractors are in the midst of cal football terms really mean: a multi-million dollar assignment which will bring to the campus two COLLINS ENCO new gymnasiums, a 50-meter indoor swimming p0ol, handball courts, FOREARM SHIVER-- Unfortunate fan who gets stuck in the refrig­ weight training areas, classrooms and offices. Completion is set for SLETTEN 481 S. DECATUR erator while making a beer run during a TV time out. late next year, and there will be no finer facilities anywhere. In the meantime, someone should pay a little homage to the CONSTRUCTION FIVE- YARD DASH-- Heap big can of dog food. grand old athletic field. For more than a decade, it absorbed the WIDE RECEIVER-- 24-inch color TV. slings, the arrows and the spikes of every known variety of athletic COMPANY footwear without a single complaint. DOUBLE COVERAGE -- CBS and NBC bringing the game to you A thankless administration will undoubtedly grind it someday 3315 S. VALLEY VIEW LAMON COLLINS and me. into a parking lot. UNLV SCHOLARSHIP DONOR STUNTING LINEBACKER -- Playful behemoth who fills coach's street shoes with plastic cement in the locker room. CHARLES DARLING WEAK-SIDE LINEBACKER -- Stunting linebacker after irate, base- UNLV SCHOLARSHIP DONOR 'OCKTAILS SANDWICHES ball bat-wielding coach finds him. SNACKS COSTLY TURNOVER -- New apple pastry at concession stand, which sells for a cool 50c. 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REBEL ROUSERS-- UNLV's YellS .d d h · · · · · Toni Tuttle, John Epling, Kurt Spro~~:nd u~o~~s! ~;~~~~nc~aocfkPr~nct'la f~l!lm~h~l is fr~nt row (from left to right) Rick Christopher, Roxanne Pu ryear, Sonja Santos and Gle.n Hodson~ e o ng t are ana Moore, Ernest Moore, mqq~ ·v {BAOH Hs U

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