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1 Today's Game ------~ tions far 870 yards and three touchdowns. When Stewart Akron Brings Potent puts it in the air, he usually is Running Attack To Town looking far Willie Davis. Davis is Akron's leading For MSU's Homecoming receiver with 23 catches far 397 yards and two touchdowns. Morehead State will un­ By doubtedly look to the air far Rick Hesterberg the bulk of their offense. lt there's a weakness in this Morehead State hosts the run like a race horse through Akron team, it may be in their Akron Zips today far the opponent's defenses. Clark secondary. Eagles annual homecoming has 823 yards on 193 at­ The Zips are giving up game far 1985. tempts far six touchdowns. 211.5 passing yards per The Zips are a very predic­ He is averaging 137.2 yards game. MSU's Adrian Breen is table team offensively but per game, best in the OVC. 72 of 149 with seven in­ the problem far opponents Clark was reported to be terceptions far 801 yards and has been stopping their "banged up" after last weeks three touchdowns. predictable offense. win over Murray State (17-10), MSU has 14 different "They like to just run right but will probably start today. players that have caught at you and they have a fine passes this year. The top tailback in Mike Clark," Eagle Akron also has a patent three are Steve Collins (16- head coach Bill Baldridge passing game. Zip quarter­ 184), Rick Calcutt (16-192, said. " They are not real fan­ back Vernon Stewart, second three touchdowns) and Tom cy, but real effective." in the OVC last week, has Buzyniski (12-220, one The Zips have the OVC's connected on 53 of 115 at­ touchdown). top rusher in Clark who has tempts with eight intercep- Eagle Greg Burk is again the OVC's number one punter. Burke had a 61 yarder 1985 MSU Schedule last week and averaged over And Results 54 yards per punt far the game. OPPONENT RESULTS DATE Akron kicker Russ Klaus Sept. 7 MARSHALL L 27-10 14 at James Madison L 35-1 4 has similar credentials as a 21 SALEM W 41 -14 tieid goal specialist. Klaus 28 MIDDLE TENNESSEE L 33-14 has connected on 14 of 20 Oct. 5 at Murray State L 35-9 tieid goal attempts including 12 AUSTIN PEAY L 14-10 a 51-yarder and a 52-yarder. 19 AKRON He also leads the OVC in 26 at Tennessee Tech Nov. 2 at Western KY scoring. 9 Open At halftime of today's 16 EASTERN KENTUCKY game, the 1985 MSU 22 at Youngstown St. Homecoming Queen will be announced and crowned.

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Greetings:

It is indeed my privilege and pleasure to welcome each of you to Morehead State University and Jayne Stadium-­ the home of the 1985 football Eagles.

Intercollegiate athletics is a unique aspect of American higher education and a competitive athletic program has proven to be a very integral part of most of our colleges and universities. Certainly that is true for our own More head State University!

A competitive athletic program complements a quality academic program while it also gives positive visibility to the university and serves as a rallying point for members of the university community, alumni and friends.

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4 ~ Owingsville, Ky. He build the program to MSU. However, this MSU happened Bill Baldridge ~M -~ trom practically scratch and won the to be Murray State University, where Cave Run Athletic Conference his first he worked under tormer Morehead Head Football Coach- ~ - season. Atter compiling a 12-8 record State teammate Mike Gotttried. At ------~:::..· in two seasons. Baldri dge accepted Murray, he helped turn a defensive Bi 11 Bal - the head coac hing position at unit thai was last in the OVC into the dridge returns Harrodsburg (Ky.) High School. His nation's best against the ru n in 1979 tor his second second year there, he won the Central as the Racers won the league tit le. season a s Kentucky Conference Championship ln 1980, Baldridge returned to head tootball and was named " Class A Coach of the Georgetown Co llege where he began coach at More­ Year" by Associated Press and United his collegiate head coaching career. head State Press lnternational. He g uided the Tigers to a winning sea­ University. He Baldridge's roots in Kentucky go son Ihat year in the pass-oriented and his staff very deep. Not only did he begin his Heartland Conterence, and then had high high school coaching career in the rejoined Gotttried in 1981 when he ac­ hopes ot pro­ Blue Grass State, but he also landed cepted the position ot associate head ducing a win­ his first collegiate coaching job in coach at the University ot Cincinnati. ning campaign Kentucky as defensive secondary Gottfried lett UC in 1981 tor the head in 1984, coach at Georgetown College in 1973. coaching position at the University ot but those hopes were not realized as Baldridge returned to Harrodsburg for Kansas. Baldridge also made the the Eagles tinished 2-9. the 1984 season and took the team to move and accepted the position of de­ another CKC title. again earning tensive tackles and special teams " We were so close in so many ot our " Coach of the Year" honors. coach before taking over the More­ games thai we lost last year," said Working his way up, Baldridge head State tootball program in 1984. Baldridge. " With w hat we have returned to Morehead State and be­ returning and the recruits we signed, Born in Morehead on April 19, 1944, came the defensive secondary coach Baldridge and his tamily moved to we teel we have the personnel to turn in 1975. He lett MSU to take the head Shelby, , shortly atter his birth. He things around in '85. Now we must coaching position at Bellevue (Ky.) returned to MSU and received a FIND A WAY TO WIN !" High School in 1976 and one year later bachelor's degree in 1968 atter ear­ MSU's eleventh head coach has a won the state championship, winning ning AII-OVC honors in 1966, the last solid coaching background. Baldridge " Northern Kentuc ky Coach ot the year MSU has won the OVC title. Bal­ started in the ranks as the head coach Year" honors. dridge also holds a master's degree at Bath County High School in From Bellevue, Baldridge moved on from MSU. W e Support MSU Eagles

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5 _E_a_g_le_A_ss_i_s_ta_n_t_C_o_a_c_h_e_s______t Clarence "Stumpy" Paul Baker "Rocky" Assistant Alt Head Coach Offensive Denfensive Line Coach Coordinator

AII of the Eagle assistant coaches returned for their second season Rocky Alt returns to MSU as offensive coordinator after guiding the at MSU includ,ng assistant head coach Clarence " Stumpy" Baker. the Eagles offense last season. Alt was instrumental in the success the of­ veteran of the staff. fense had last year as MSU saw six records go by the wayside. Baker is MSU's connection in the western part of the state after ser­ " Rocky did just a super job with the offense last season," said head ving nine years on Western Kentucky University's staff under Jimmy coach Bill Baldridge. " I feel very fortunate to have him on my staff." Alt came to MSU from Center Grove High School in Greenwood, Ind., Feix. where he was head coach for fo ur years compiling a 17-13 record. Like Baldridge, Baker is a farmer AII-OVC selection and was a team Alt has coached at the collegiate levei at such prominent schools as captain for WKU prior to his graduation in 1960. He also holds a Bowling Green State, Marshall and Southern Illinois. master's degree from Western. Born ln Crestline, Ohio, Alt attended , where he "Stumpy works very close with his players,' praised head coach Bill earned all-conference and honorable mention Little-AII American Baldridge. " Being from WKU gives us a lot ,of experience in OVC play honors. He spent one year as an assistant coach at his alma mater and certainly helps us in recruiting blue chippers in the western part of during the 1976-77 academic year. the state." At 35, Alt began his coaching career at Bowling Green State Univer­ Baker works with the MSU defensive line, as he did at WKU. He sity as graduate assistant coach in 1971 . He then moved on to Struthers coached a number of Ali- players and AII­ Hlgh School in Struther, Ohio, where he handled the offensive backfield Americans as the Hilltoppers bulit a 60-40-4 record during his tenure. responsibilities. He also coached high school ball at Taft High School Baker's coaching career began at Russellville High School where he in Hamilton, Ohio, where he served as offensive coordinator. started as an assistant. He was made head coach in 1965 and built a 38- At Marshall University, Alt coached quaterbacks and receivers. At 14-3 record in five years. He was named " Kentucky Class A Coach of Southern Illinois, he was in charge of the offensive backfield. the Year" in 1966 and coached the 1967 Kentucky West AII-Star team. Alt and his wife Brenda, a native of Cumberland, Ky., have two chil­ Baker and his wife Freida have two sons, Chris, 12, and James, 6. dren; Traci, 13, and Brlan, 7. TIGHT ON BUCKS? ,. ------«•IQ it•J~~ ------, With This Coupon, Receive Any Large Regular Crust Pizza One Topping $6.00 Any Medium Regular Crust Pizza One Topping The best pizza in town. rf""eJ.J:-/ $5.00 Any Small Regular Crust Pizza One Topping $4.00 Each Additional Topping 75' Coupon May Not Be Used ln Combination With Any Other Discount Offer Or Coupon COUPON EXPIRES 2-22-86 520 EAST MAIN-MOREHEAD L------~ Free Delivery - Phone 784-6637

6 _E_ag_l_e_A_s_s_is_t_a_n_t _C_o_a_c_h_es______t Fred Jerry Mariani Mayes ~ Offensive Re ceiver Line Coach 11111 . Coach ,.... Jerry Mayes. MSU's Louisville connect,on. returns tor h1s second The Eagles are fortunate to have Fred Marian, back as otfensive llne season as rece,ver coach coach this season. Mariani is a 1974 graduate of St. Joseph's College in Mayes d1d an excellent job coaching MSU rece,vers last season ,n Rensselaer, Ind. what was a pass-oriented ottense. He coached Tod Short, who last sea­ The Brooklyn, N.Y., native served on the Puma·s staff tor eight years son led the OVC In pass receiving and also Tom Buzynisk,. who tin­ as offensive coordinator and recruiting coordinator before coming to ished s,xth ,n the conterence in receptions and return s this year as a MSU in 1984. During his stay at St. Joseph's, the Pumas broke 46 junior. school records while their passing attack was ranked in the top tive ,n " Jerry is a solid coach," said head coach Bill Baldridge. "He ,s a real the nation for Division 11 from 1979 to 1983. players coach. He works very hard at improv,ng his players. He coaches Already, Mariani has established the MSU offensive line as one ot the an important position with as much as we pass the ball. Jerry also does best in the OVC in just one season. a super job at handl,ng our travel arrangements."' " Fred is a miracle man," said head coach Bill Baldridge. "He turned Mayes was an assistant coach at St. Xavier HIgh School in Lou,sville an otfensive line from one of the worst to one of the best in the league tor tive years and helped guide the schoot to a combined 46-14 record, last season. With only one senior, they look good for the next two including a 22-5 record over the last two seasons. St. Xavier was a Jet­ years. He also did a tremendous job heading up our recruiting." terson County t,nal,st two seasons ago. Mariani's offensive guidance helped the Pumas win three Heartland Mayes, a 1977 graduate ot Morehead State, played his high school Collegiate Conterence titles and tinish second on three other oc­ tootball at Lou,sville Butler, where he lettered three years at spl,t end casions. He also was a two-year starter tor the Pumas as an offens,ve and tight end. He played on the 1970 Butler High School squad that guard. captured the 4-A State Championship. Mayes has a solid Kentucky coach,ng background. He started in the The 33-year old Mariani was a three-year letterman at Don Bosco ranks at Ashland Paul Blazer High School where he was in charge ot High School in Ramsey, N.J., and started two seasons. His connec­ the offensive backs and quarterbacks. along wIth scouting duties. tions ín the New Jersey area allowed the Eagles to recruit several Mayes also was head coach at Coles Junior High School and ac­ quality athletes trom that area the last two years. cumulated a 14-1 mark and two conterence championships. Mariani and his wite Stacy have one daughter, Brook Marie, 2. A native ot Louisvllle, Mayes is single.

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\ Altho ugh this will be just his second year at Morehead State, Glen Back tor his second season as MSU's detensive coordinator ot the Jones is certainly no stranger to the Ohio Valley Conterence. Jones wide-tackle six is . returns to MSU ín charge ot linebackers after starring at Murray State Ballard served under Baldridge at Georgetown College in 1981 as de­ as a player. tensive coordinator. When Baldridge lett GC, Ballard then moved to the Jones lettered tour years at Murray State and was named first-team other side ot the batl and became ottensive coordinator leading the AII-OVC three years. He was honored as a second-team AII-America Tigers to an 11 -10 record over the next two years. pick his senior year. " We had our disappointments detensively tast season," said Bal­ " l'm glad to have one ot my tormer players on my staff," said head dridge. "However, we lettered 15 treshmen. 1 teel Matt will do a super coach Bill Baldridge. "Glen coaches like he played, very hard." job this season with more experience coming back without juco Jones played tor the Racers when Baldridge was coaching the Mur­ players." ray State detense. Together they helped take the Racers detense trom The 28-year old natIve of Charlotte, N.C., lettered ín three sports at last ín the OVC to first ín the nation in D1v. I-AA. North Recklenberg High School ín North Carolina. Ballard earned a Following his graduation from Murray, Jones moved to the University scholarship to Gardner-Webb College in Boili ng Springs, N.C., where ot Kansas, where he served one year as an assistant coach along with he played three seasons as quarterback betore a knee injury cut his Baldridge under Mike Gottfried. playing career short. The next season he coached the quarterbac ks and A 1982 graduate o t Murray State, Jones holds a bachelor's degree ín receivers and helped the team to an 8-2 record. business administration. He is a member of Alpha Phi Alpha traternity Ballard and his w ite Brenda, a native ot Flint, Mich., have one son, and also serves as minorit y affairs director at MSU. He is a Memphis, Matthew, 1. Tenn. native.

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8 Eagle Assistant Coaches ~ -----~ Kirk Heidelberg Ed Outside Linebackers Ganim Coach Defensive Coordinator Of Ends Physical Development Coach

The MSU weight room program is under the firm hands of coach Kirk Heidelberg. At age 27, Heidelberg has a solid background i n weight­ lifting with stints at Toledo Whitmer High Schoot and ironically Heidel­ berg College. Ed Ganim ,s beginning his second season as assistant coach at Heidelberg attended Heidelberg College and played far coach John MSU. Last year Gan,m worked with the offensive backfield, but this Spezzafero and led the team in sacks in 1979 and 1980. The two-year season he will move to the other side of the ball and work w1th the de­ letterman was named the team's best defensive lineman. while also let­ fensive ends, better known as MSU's drop ends. tering in track. Ganim, 24, graduated Iram Charleston (WVa.) CathO lic High School Kirk coached one year at Heidelberg College as the strength coach where he played flanker under coach $teve Annie. He lettered in foot­ and helped with the defensive ends and held the same position one ball, and . year at Toledo Whitmer High School. Ganim then became the graduate assistant coach at Marshall Un1ver­ "Kirk is a dedicated weight coach," said head coach Bill Baldridge. sity where he worked with the offens1ve backfield . He received his " He has lived with the players in the weight room in the off-season. The bachelor's degree Iram Marshall in 1983 and h1s master's degree Iram results of his dedicat1on have been high." Morehead State in May of 1985. Heidelberg is a member of the National Strength and Conditloning "Eddie is a very enthusiastic coach," said head coach Bill Baldridge. Association. Last year his program helped farmer MSU defensive end "We moved h1m Iram the offense to the defensive side and he is Charlie Franklin make the AII-America Strength team. working very hard to help make our defense a stronger one.·· Heidelberg received a bachelor's degree from Morehead State Uni­ Ganim is a native of South Charleston, WVa.. and is single. versity in 1984. The Toledo, Ohio native is single.

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The 1985 MSU Marching Band is under the direction of Richard Miles, a native of Asheville, N.C. Miles, 34, was the director of bands at Lafayette-Jefferson High School in Lafayette, Ind., tor six years prior to coming to MSU. He received a bachelorof music degree from Appalachian State University in 1973 and a master's from the University of Illinois in 1977. M_iles also earned an Advanced Certificate in Music Education from UI in 1978. The MSU Marching Band consists of 110 members and has performed at several events already this year besides regular performances tor pregame, halftime and postgame ceremonies at the tootball games. The band pertormed tor the local Harvest Festival Parade and was honorary band tor the Rowan County Cream of the Crop Marching Con• test. The MSU Marching Band received an invitation to perform tor the lndianapolis Colts-Minnesota Vikings tootball game ln the Hoosier Dome in lndianapolis, Ind., on Dec. 1.

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25 E_a_g_l_e_F_o_o_t_b_a_ll _R_e_c_o_rd_s______t Total Offense Season-167. Mike Hanlin, 1984 Seaons-12. Jug Varney 1938. 12, Tomm1e Career-409, , 1975-78 Gray, 1966. lndividual Most Passes Attempted: Career-22. Louis Rogan, 1967-70 Most Total Yardage: Game-54, Adrian Breen vs. Aust1n Peay, Most Extra Poi nts Made By Kicking: Game-432, Charles Porter (390 pass, 33 1983. Game-7, Jim Hastings vs. Memphis Navy, run) vs. Marshall, 1950. Season-316, Mike Hanlin, 1984. 1961 ; Kirk Andrews vs. Fairmont St., 1971; Tim Season-2, 782. Charles Porter (2,345 pass, Career-836, Ph il Simms, 1975-78. Richey vs. Murray St., 1978. 437 run) 1950. Most TD Passes: Season-29, Don Russell, 1973. Career-5,584, Dave Schaetzke (4,036 pass. Game-6. Charles Portervs. Marshall, 1950 Career-70, Kirk Andrews, 1969-72. Season-20, Charles Porter, 1950. 1,548 run) 1970-73. Most Extra Points Made By Klcking: Most Offensive Plays: 20, M ike Hanlin, 1984. Career-37, Charles Porter, 1949-51. Game-7, J1m Hastings vs. Memphis Navy, Game-79, Adnan Breen (54 passes. 25 1961 : Kirk Andrews vs. Fairmont St., 1971. Tim Most lnterceptions Thrown: rushes) vs. Austin Peay, 1983. Richey vs. Murray St., 1978. Game-7, Mike Gotlfried vs. Western Ky., Season-402, M ike Hanlin (316 passes, 86 Season- 29, Don Russell. 1973 1965. rushes) vs. 1984. Career-70,Kirk Andrews, 1969-72. Season-19, Mike Gottfried, 1965. Career-1,239, Phil Simms (836 passes, 403 Most Consecutive Extra Points By Kicking: Career-45, Phil Simms, 1975-78. rushes) 1975-78. Game-7, Jim Hastings vs. Memph1s Navy, Longest Pass Completion: 1961; Kirk Andrews vs. Fairmont St., 1971: Tim 96 yards. Larry Workman to Bill Everhart, vs. Team Richey vs. Murray St., 1978. Murray St., 1947, Most Total Yardage: Season-29, Don Russell, 1973 (29 of 29 tor Longest Touchdown Pass: Game-550 vs. W. Va. Tech (375 rushing, 175 yeari. 96 yards, Larry Workman to Bill Everhart, vs. passing) 1960. Career-39, Lenn Duff. 1980-83. Murray St., 1947. Season-3,706 (2,129 passing 1,983 Most Points Scored By Kicking: rushing) 1984. Game-12, Matt Tilton vs. Eastern Ken­ Team tucky, 1984. Most Yardage Gained: Season-52, Matt Tilton, 1984 (25 EPs, 9 Rushing Offense Game-390 vs. Marshall, 1950. FGJ. Season-2,570 in 1950. Career-109, Kirk Andrews, 1969-72, (70 lndividual Most Passes Completed: EPs, 13 FGs). Most Yardage Gained: Game-31 vs. Austin Peay, 1983. Most Field Goals; Game-252, Jug Varney vs. Holbrook, 1938. Season-184 ín 1984. Game- 3, Don Russell vs. Murray St., 1973 Season-1.125. Louis Rogan, 1968. Most Passes Attempted: (23, 28, 31); Matt Tilton vs. Eastern Kentucky, Career-2,479, Frank Jones, 1971-74. Game-54 vs, Austin Peay, 1983. 1984 (33, 28, 31 ). Most Rushes: Season-1831n 1984. Season-9, Matt Tilton, 1984. Game-40, Louis Rogan vs. Western Ky., Most lnterceptions Thrown: Career-18, Lenn Duff, 1980·83. 1968. Game- 7vs. Western Ky., 1965. Longest Field Goal: Season-278, Louis Rogan, 1968. Season-24 in 1969. 51, Lenn Ouff vs. Middle Tennessee, 1980. Career-639, Louis Rogan, 1967-70. Most 2-Point Conversions: Best Rushing Average (Min. 50 altempts per Game-2, Bill Marston vs. Aust1n Peay, season): Pass Receiving 1969 (rushing). Season-6.7 yards, Daman Stephens, (864 lndividual Season-4, Bill Marston, 1969 (2 rushing, 2 passing). in 129), 1984. Most Passes Caught: Career- 5.6 yards, Tommie Gray, (1,660 ín Career-8, Bill Marston, 1966-69 (4 rushing, Game-13, Mark Ledford vs. Western 292) 1964-67. 4 passing). Kentucky, 1983. Longest Run From Scrimmage: Season-74, Mark Ledford, 1983. 88 yards, Alan Mitchell vs. Middle Ten­ Team Career-152, Mark Ledford, 1981 -83. nessee, 1981 . Most Yardage Gained: Most Points: Longest Touchdown Run From Scrimmage: Game- 228, Corky Kirtley vs. Evansville, Game-104 vs. Rio Grande, 1941. 88 yards, Alan Mitchell vs. Middle Ten­ 1950. Season- 2811n 1984. nessee, 1981 . Season-948, Mark Ledford, 1983. Wildest Victory Margin: Career-1,995, John High, 1968-71 . 104 vs. Rio Grande, 1941 (MSU 104, Rio Team Most TD Passes Caught: Grande 0). Most Yardage Gained: Game-3, Mike Mattia vs. Carson-Newman, Game-375 vs. W.Va. Tech, 1960. 1973; Corkey Kirtley vs. Marshall, 1950; Bert Punting Season-2,235 in 1973. Di xon vs. W.Va. Tech, 1957. Most Rushes: Season-10, Corky Kirtley, 1950. Most Yardage: Game-70, vs. Kentucky State, 1979. Career- 15, Corky Kirtley, 1947-50. Game- 518, John Christopher vs. Eastern Season,-634 in 1968. Ky., 1982. Fewest Rushes: Scoring Season- 4,084, John Christopher, 1982. Game- 9 vs. Middle Tenn., 1951. Career-12,633, John Christopher, 1979-82. lndividual Most Punts: Passing Offense Most Points: Game- 11 , Don Rardin vs. Western Ky., lndividual Game- 30, Jug Varney vs. Holbrook. 1938. 1975; John Christopher vs. Youngstown State, Season - 90, Jug Varney vs. 1938 (15TDs). 1981, John Chnstopher vs. Eastern Ky.. 1982. Most Yardage Gained: Career-172, Tommie Gray, 1964-67 (28 TDs, Season- 93, John Christopher, 1982. Game-390, Charles Porter vs. Marshall, 4 EPs rush1ng). Career-298, John Christopher, 1979-82. 1950. Most Touchdowns: Best Punting Average: (Min. 25 Punts a Year) Season- 2,345, Charles Porter, 1950. Game- 5. Jug Varney vs. Holbrook, 1938. Season-43.9, John Christopher, 1982. Career- 5.545, Ph1I Simms, 1975-78. Season - 15, Jug Varney, 1938. Career- 42.4 yards, John Christopher, 1979• Most Passes Completed: Career- 28, Tommie Gray, 1964-67. 82. Game-31, Adrian Breen vs. Aust1n Peay, Most Touchdowns By Rushing: Longest Punt: 1983. Game-5, Jug Varney vs. Holbrook, 1938. 78 yards, Don Rardin vs. West. Ky., 1975. 26 E_a_g_l_e_F_o_o_t_b_a_ll_R_e_c_o_rd_s______~ Most Kicks Blocked: Returns Season-591-in 1962 (8 games) and 921 in Best Punt Return Average: (Min. 20 Per Year) Game-2, Paul Ousley vs. Middle Tenn., 1970 (10 games). 1954. Season-23.5 yards. Tommie Gray, 1967. Least Total Offense Allowed: Season-5, Paul Ousley, 1954. Best Kickoff Return Average: (Min. 10 per Game-26 yards to Austin Peay, 1971 . Year) Most Pass lnterceptions: Season-1,667 in 1982 (8 games) and 1,748 Season-40.6 yard s, Scotty Aeddick, 1965. Game-3, Paul Adams vs. West liberty, ín 1970 (10 games). 1946; Larry Baldridge vs. Murray St..1970. Longest Klckoff Return: Most Pass lnterceplions: Season- 7, Larry Baldridge, 1970; Vic 100 yards, Buford Crager vs. East Tenn .• 1959. Game-5 vs. Murray St., 1970. Williams, 1973. Longest Klckoff Return For TO: Season-21 ín 1969. Career-16, Vic Williams, 1972-75. 100 yards, Butord Crager vs. East Tenn., Most Fumble Recoveries: Most Fumble Recoverles: 1959. Game-8 vs. Marshall, 1950. Longest Punt Return: Game-3, Dick Walter vs. Western Ky., 1956. Season-23 in 1965. 99 yards, Tim Wyant vs. Eastern Ky., 1936. Season-7, Dick Walter, 1956. Longest Punt Return For TO: Most Defensive Plays: Miscellaneous 99 yards, Tim Wyant vs. Eastern Ky., 1936. Game-30, Danny Gooch vs. Akron, 1982 Longest Pass lnterception Return: Most Victories: (13T, 16A, one pass detlection). 90 yards, Bob Pitakos vs. Cedarville, 1948. 7 ín 1928, 1937, 1966, 1971. Season- 172, Dan Gooch, 1980, (119T, 53A). Longest Pass lnterception Return For TO: Most Losses: Career-412, Tommy Warren, 1976-79. 90 yards. Bob Pitakos vs. Cedarville, 1948. 9 in 1954 (0·9), 1955 (0·9), 1981 (1-9), 1983 (2· Most Tackles: Longest Fumble Return: 9), 1984 (2-9). Game- 19, Dan Gooch vs. Youngstown 65 yard s, Tommie Gray vs. Tenn. Tech, 1966. MostTies: State, 1980. Longest Fumble Return For TD: 2 in 1936. 1940, 1942, 1947, 1977. Season-119, Dan Gooch, 1980. 65 yard s, Tommie Gray vs. Tenn. Tech, 1966. Longest Wlnning Streak: Longest Return of Btocked Punt: Career-270, Tommy Warren, 1976-79. 11 in 1936-37. Most Points Allowed: 27 yards, Harry Lyles vs. Kentucky St., 1968. Longest Losing Streak: Game-77 to Morris Harvey, 1927. Longest Return 01 Blocked Punt ForTO: 27 in 1953-55. Season-359 in 1984. 27 yards, Harry Lyle vs. Kentucky St., 1968. Longest Winless Streak: Fewest Points Allowed: Most Klck Returns For TOs: 33 in 1952-55. Season- 14in 1938. Season-3, Mo Hollingsworth, 1971. Most Penalty Yardage: Least Rushing Yardage Allowed: Career- 6, Mo Hollingsworth, 1968-7 1. Game- 191 vs. Eastern Ky., 1969. Game-minus 63 yards by Austin Peay, Season-736in 1982. Defense 1971 . Most Fumbles Lost: Least Passing Yardage Allowed: lndividual Game-8 vs. Louisville, 1955. Game- 0 to Otterbein, 1947. Season-30 in 1955. ELECTRICAL-HEATING-AIR CONDITIONING Energy Experts - Sales And Service - 1 7 Years Experience

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G.E. "Sonny" Moran is beginning coaching numerous other sports at his twelfth season as the director of Elkview and Stonewall Jackson High athletics at Morehead State Univer­ Schools, he became head coach and sity. athletic director at Morris Harvey The 58-year old Moran has served ín College, now known as the University many ditterent capacities in athletics ot Charleston. including the coaching ranks where he He posted a 148-74 career coaching accumulated some impressive marks. record at Morris Harvey trom 1957 Moran is currently serving the through 1965 betore moving to WVU. NCAA's Classitication Committee He posted a 205-141 college coaching squad in the North-South College AII­ which is responsible tor reviewing cer­ record and a 274-156 total career Star basketball game in Erie, Pa., in tain criteria and requirements tor divi­ record. 1972. Last year Moran was inducted into sional status. While coaching at Morris Harvey, the University of Charleston's Sports Moran came to MSU ín 1974 from Moran 's teams captured two WVIAC Hall of Fame. West Virginia University where he basketball championships and par­ Moran's coaching success did not served nine seasons on the Moun­ ticipated in the National Association go unrecognized. He was selected the taineer's basketball coaching staff, of Athletics National Tournament in college "Coach of the Year" ín West the last tive as head coach. Kansas City in 1962 and 1964. Moran began his coaching career in Virginia ín 1962 and was the West Vir­ . 1950 at Chamberlain Junior High ginia lntercollegiate Athletic Con­ Moran is married to the tormer Betty School ín Charleston, WV. Atter terence "Coach ot the Year" in 1964. Morgan of Charleston. They have two serving as head basketball coach and He served as coach of the South daughters and one granddaughter.

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ln the past few years, the Morehead State University athletic program has taken great strides toward its goal of becoming a recognized power in the Ohio Valley Conference, the state of Kentucky, and the nation. The tremendous growth of Eagle athletics has been spurred on by the outstanding support of people like you through the Eagle Athletic Fund (EAF). The EAF is the athletic fundraising arm of the MSU Foundation, and its purpose is to provide financial support through cash güts and güts-in-kind in order to promote the growth of MSU athletics. As state subsidies continue to be reevaluated, outside funding becomes even more important to the continuation of the high caliber of athletic competition the Eagles have become known for. I hope you will take the time to fill out the form below and send it, along with your tax-deductible donation, to the Eagle Athletic Fund, Morehead State University, UPO Box 1000, Morehead, Kentucky 40351. On behalf of the entire MSU sports family, thank you for your interest and support of Eagle athletics.

Sincerely, Sincerely,

David A. Brunk G.E. Moran, Jr. Director Eagle Athletic Fund Directorof Athletics ------Be A Winner ! Support the Eagle Athletic Fund • Name ______□ C h am pio n s (Fellow) O Century ($100 to $1 99) ($1,000 and over) Spouse's Name ______D Loyalty ($50 Min.) OCompetitors ($500 to $999)

Home Address D Blue/Gold ($200 to $499) Bus. Address ______I desire my membership gift to be: Cit y ______State, __ Zip ___ __Unrestricted (total athletic program) __Restricted ______Designate preferred mailing address (please designate amts. and sports) D home D business Business phone.___ Home Phone ___ Make checks payable to Eagle Athletic Fund and return wit h application to MSU, ÚPO Box 1000, Date,______Morehead, KY 40351.

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Remember the thrill of highly-compeli­ tive gymnastic performances? The stirring victories in wrestling and swimming? The agonies we shared in lrack and field? The ~~r. "'. .A lidal wa\,e of national pride as the Uniled Stales surged 10 unprecedented medal lotals in Los Angeles in 1984? Now. you don't have to wail unlil 1988 ··• to experience this again. You can continue ~ "' t ~ ,, J to follow your American Olympic athletes. Aot. •t The great. The hopeful. The as-yel­ unknown. Join the United States Olympic ~ÜH , ·{ Commiltee !amily through the only publi­ cation devoted 10 amaleur athletics in the country. The O/ympian. The O/ympian brings you what no other sports magazine in the world can ... the inside story on America's Olympic athletes. 10 limes a year. Follow ou r nation's best as they lrain. compele and prepare for the challenges of Calgary and Seoul in 1988. The O/ympian magazine is not sold on newsstands! The only way you can enjoy this on-going Olympic excitemenl is to become a member of the United States Olympic Society. You'II automatically receive 10 issues of The O/ympian. our '"': official. full-color publication. during the ,;;,, ; ~~-:. ),,, . . . next year, but, best of all. your subscription , .. will also help to train the athletes you'll be ,r following. Fill out the coupon in this ad and , ..A ' return it with your one-year subscription fee of S 19.88. We'II begin sending you your copies of The O/ympian right away ... we i don't want you lo wail any longer to follow your Olympic team!

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Jayne Stadium Morehead State University's lighted 10,000-seat athletic facility, has been the home of the Eag les since 1964. Named tor William LeGrand Jayne (former MSU professor and head of the extension department), t he structure replaced a 3,500-seat stadium which formerl y stood on the site of today's Laughlin Health Building. Erected as part of the Breathitt Sports Center, Jayne Stadium was the first new stadium since the 1930s on a Ken­ tucky College campus. The Eagles opened the stadium with a 35-0 rout of Ohio Valley Conference foe Tennessee Tech. lt was dedicated Oct. 17, 1964 as part of Homecoming ceremonies in the Eagles' 14-1 3 win over Au stin-Peay. MSU won three of four games in the stadium its initial season, also defeating Murray State 17-14 and los­ ing to Western Kentucky 9-0. An eight-lane grasstex running track surrounds the Bermuda grass playing tieid. The quarter-mile oval was in­ augurated in the spring of 1965 as the site of the OVC Spring championships. State in 1973 and 1980. two spacious conference rooms, rest The OVC meet returned to Morehead Football offices, dressing rooms, rooms, concession areas and equip­ ment storage rooms are located beneath the west grandstand (press box side). Additional dressing Stadium lnformation facilities, concessions and rest rooms REST ROOMS are conven­ izations with announcements are beneath the east grandstand. iently located throughout the must have their message ap­ Also located on the stadium's north stadium. proved by the sports informa­ west corner is the newly-completed PLEASE RETAIN TICKET tion director and delivered to athletic weight room, a facility funded STUBS designating section him by the Friday prior to the through private donations. and seat number, if you leave game date (office is located in Atop the west grandstand is a three­ your seat at any time. Room 154 of the Academic tiered press box which provides FIRST AID facilities, equip­ Athletic Center, phone 783- facilities to r up to 30 writers, statisti­ ped with trained medical per­ 2500). cians and scouts; five radio booths sonnel, are stationed within DOCTORS and others ex­ and four film crews. The middle sec­ the stadium. pecti ng important calls tion houses the university president REFERESHMENT S are should leave their name and and his guests during games while available from concession seat locations at the ticket film crews are situated on the top stands located beneath the window so thai calls may be levei. stadium seating areas. relayed to them personally. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES FIELD REGULATIONS limit are prohibited in Jayne playing tieid personnel to Stadium. Violators will be ask­ players in uniform, coaches, ed to vacate the stadium. staff personnel and media ANNOUNCEMENTS made representatives with the pro­ over the public address sys­ per displayed credentials. AI I tem will be made only in case spectators must keep ott the of an emergency. No social playing tieid at all limes, both contacts will be made over the during the game and following public address system. Organ- the end of the contest.

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