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Baker University 1981 Wildcat Football Roster UNIVERSITY We're with you, Wildcats, with a home team advantage Phil Dow, Baker 68 Bob Williams, Baker II Piper stockbrokers Phil Dow and Bob Williams invite you to stop by the new Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood office in the heart of downtown Kansas City, Missouri. Piper Jaffray is a full service investment firm offering stocks, bonds, annuities, options, tax incentive investments, retirement plans and commodities. Understanding you is our stock in trade Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood INCORPORATED Member SIPC Established 1895 Member NYSE CITY CENTER SQUARE KANSAS CITY, MO 64105 816/421-1550 PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE "A n educational experience that meets the 'whole' needs of the person"— that is our aim as we plan and work together at Baker University. Every university is concerned with the development of the mind. Baker concerns itself with body and spirit, also. As a matter of fact, the earliest motto of this school was made up of three Greek words that translate into "body, mind, and spirit." Intercollegiate athletics provides the University and our students with an arena for learning and displaying strengths in all these dimensions. Just as the early Greeks educated and trained their youth in all of these functions, so do we, today, do so, in the finest of the traditions of the Graeco-Judeo- Christian experience. Ralph M. Tanner BAKER UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location: 8th and Grove, Baldwin City, Kansas Phone: 913-594-6451 Enrollment: 875 Affiliation: United Methodist Church Mascot: Wildcats Colors: Black/Orange President: Dr. Ralph M. Tanner Provost and Dean: Dr. Charles E. Peterson Associate Dean: Robert Kahle Treasurer: Dorothy Sutton Director of Development: Murray Blackwelder Director of Informational Services: Jane Richards Dean of Admissions: Ken Snow Dean of Students: Fred Webb Director of Alumni Relations: Jerry Weakley Director of Financial Aid: Craig Adamson Athletic Director & Tennis Coach James Irick Sports Information Director: Robert McKinney & Joe Boeh Conference: Heart of America Athletic Conf.; NALA Div II Football Coach: Charlie Richard Basketball Coach: Fred Johnson Women's Basketball Coach: Joyce Bilow Volleyball Coach: Mary Askew '80 FOOTBALL Overall record: 9-0-1 Conference record: 7-0-1 HA AC conference co-champs NATIONAL PLAYOFFS National total offense record: 540.6 yds./game National scoring title: 512 points National rushing champions: 390.1 yds. National single game rushing: 622 yds. Home of the Football Wildcats Liston Stadium and Cavaneas Field HMMMMMMVMMWM MIDMST PROPELLER SERVICE, INC. Propeller Repair Specialists Box 587 Olathe, Ks. 66061 782-0213 Factory Approved . Repair, Sales, Service . Marine Shafting Distributor for Michigan Propellers Since 1959 HEART OF AMERICA ATHLETIC CONFERENCE MEMBERS CENTRAL METHODIST COLLEGE MISSOURI VALLEY COLLEGE Location: Fayette, Mo. Location: Marshall, Mo. Phone: 816-248-3394 Phone: 816-886-6924 Enrollment: 648 Enrollment: 400 Nickname: Eagles Nickname: Vikings Colors: Green and Black Colors: Purple and White President: Dr. Joe A. Howell President: Dr. Robert Glass Athletic Director: Dr. James Luetjen Athletic Director: Kenneth Gibler Football Coach. Don Shinnick Football Coach: Kenneth Gibler Basketball Coach: Ken Ash Basketball Coach: Richard Davis '80 Football Record: 2-8 '80 Football Record: 7-4 •80-81 B-Ball Record: 24-8 '80-81 B-Ball Record: 4-23 CULVER-STOCKTON COLLEGE OTTAWA UNIVERSITY Location: Canton, Mo. Location: Ottawa, Ks. Phone: 314-288-5221 Phone: 913-242-5200 Enrollment: 500 Enrollment: 500 Nickname: x Wildcats Nickname: Braves Colors: Blue and White Colors: Black and Gold President: Dr. Robert W. Brown President: Robert Shaw Athletic Director: Gene Hall Athletic Director: Bill Boucek Football Coach: Vince Okiuch Football Coach: Nyle Salmans Basketball Coach: Gary Call Basketball Coach: Dan Gunkel '80 Football Record: 4-8 '80 Football Record: 7-4 '80-81 B-Ball Record: 11-16 '80-81 B-Ball Record: 20-10 GRACELAND COLLEGE TARKIO COLLEGE Location: Lamoni, Iowa Location: Tarkio, Mo. Phone: 515 784-5000 Phone: 816-736-4131/Ext. 356 Enrollment: 1,125 Enrollment: 270 Nickname: Yellowj ackets Nickname: Owls Colors: Blue and Gold Colors: Purple and White President: Dr. Joe Hanna President: Dr. Roy Mclntosh Athletic Director: Clayton Henry Athletic Director: Michael Julian Football Coach: William Dudek Football Coach: Scott Swofford Basketball Coach: to be announced Basketball Coach: C.L. Brownsburger '80 Football Record: 6-4 "80 Football Record: 0-10 '80-81 B-Ball Record: 18-15 '80-81 B-Ball Record: 17-14 MID-AMERICA NAZARENE COT 1.RTF, WILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGE Location: Olathe, Ks. Location: Liberty, Mo. Phone: 913-782-3750 Phone: 816-781-3806 Enrollment: 1,300 Enrollment: 1,450 Nickname: Pioneers Nickname: Cardinals Colors: Red. White, and Blue Colors: Red and Black President: Dr. R. Curtis Smith President: Dr. J. Gordon Kingsley Athletic Director: Steve Peterson Athletic Director: Larry Hamilton Football Coach: Gordon DeGraf f enreid Football Coach: Vic Wallace Basketball Coach: Steve Peterson Basketball Coach: Larry Holley '80 Football Record: 4-7 '80 Football Record: 10-0 '80-81 B-Ball Record: 10-15 '80-81 B-Ball Record: 15-13 Supporting Baker University & its Wildcat Teams... THE A TTIC, Lawrence, Kan. ^*~"r DONALD LEHMAN, Gardner, Kan. PAUL R. DICK, Topeka, Kan. RD. McCLAIN, San Antonio, Tex. SAM FERGUSON, Oak Grove, Mo. FRED MILLER, Lee's Summit, Mo. ERNEST GILL, Tulsa, Okla. STEVEN J. MUHL, Oskaloosa, Kan. BOB HOPKINS, Lawrence, Kan. JAMS NICHOLS, Eudora, Kan. WILLIAM HORN, Baldwin City, Kan. D.H. SEEL Y JR., Houston, Tex. THE JA Y SHOPPE, Lawrence, Kan. OLGA SIMMONS, Ottawa, Kan. KAW VALLEY BANK, Eudora, Kan. MICHAEL TODD, Sedan, Kan. MAJOR PERRINE, Baton Rouge, La. RICK PETERSON, Baldwin City, Kan. RUDOLF BEISER, Yucca Valley, Calif. PHILIP BARNTHOUSE, Baldwin City, Kan. STEPHEN DAESCHNER, Anchorage, Ak. MILLER ANDERSON, Kansas City, Mo. DAN & ANN FLETCHER, Leavenworth, Kan. HOWARD LAWRENCE, Gardner, Kan. DOWMANDERSCHIED, Hutchinson, Kan. GEORGE MAXWELL, Osage City, Kan. BERNARD O'BRYHIM, Overbrook, Kan. THOMAS RHODES, Washington, D.C. ROBERTA JILL ROBIDOUX, Fenton, Mo. SELZER 'S JEWELR Y, Baldwin City, Kan. R. RAY TROWBRIDGE, Shawnee Mission, Kan. WARDROBE CLEANERS INC., Gardner, Kan. RALPH WILKINSON, St. Joseph, Mo. BETTY J. HANN, Neodesha, Kan. THE EARLY DAYS OF BAKER FOOTBALL 1931 "The Big Game — 50 Years Ago" Reprint from Nov. 9, 1931 Baker Orange "Wildcats Rally to Gain Tie Score with Cardinal Eleven." "The thirteen year jinx held by the Baker University Wildcats held good for at least another year when the two teams battled to a 7 to 7 tie on Muehlebach field Saturday afternoon. The Jewell Cardinals might claim a moral victory out of the game, for in the long number of years the games have been played in Kansas City, Saturday's tie game was the nearest the Cardinals have ever come to winning. With the Red Clad team holding a 7 to 0 lead at the start of the final quarter, the Baptists sensed a victory that would break the many lean years and begin a string of victories. But the famous passing combination, Stock to Cookson, ruled otherwise. Only half of the fourth quarter remained when "Hoddy" Stock tossed a short pass to Cookson and before (the) startled Cardinals could recover their wits, the speedy Cookson was over the goal line. The playing of the two rival safety men, Frank Cookson, and Polly Grant, added color to the rather colorless game. They excelled in running back punts. The personal dual between the Jewell All-State star and Cookson who is certain to land an all-conference berth, was a great exhibition of technique in broken field running. Grant gave Baker fans several anxious moments late in the game by daring returns of punts. But the Jewell star was unable to break loose for the winning score. The game ended with the ball in possession of the Wildcats on the Jewell 37 yard line." CLEMENS & GREEN, INC. Wholesalers and Distributors Telephone (913) 294-2364 Come Visit Our Showroom Dept. 209 N. Silver Street Paola, Kansas 66071 The Other Place — Where the Crowd Goes. Greater Kansas City Area Phone (913)782-8715 301 Ames, Baldwin 594-3742 Wildcat Football Coaching Records COACH WON LOST TIED> % Salem Goodale [1890] 3 0 1 75% Frank Crawford [1891-1892] 5 5 0 50% C.L. Thomas [1893] 6 0 1 85% T.M. Stewart [1909] 3 0 1 75% L.D. Scherer [1910-1912] 9 11 3 39% E.C. Gallagher [1913-1914] 8 8 0 50% T.S. Shephard [1915] 5 3 0 62% Karl Schlademan [1916-1919] 11 17 3 35% Emil S. Liston [1920-37 & 1940-42] 94 61 18 54% C.W. Ridgeway [1938-1939] 5 11 2 27% Karl E. Spear [1946-1962] 88 60 4 58% James Irick [1963-1975] 50 64 4 42% Joseph Girardi [1976-1979] 25 15 1 61% Charlie Richard 9 0 1 90% TOTALS 321 255 39 52% 1956 >, 1956 Baker Orange Baker Blasts Braves 47-12. The Baker University Wildcats, led by Perry Miller's three touchdowns, com- pleted their 1956 football season at Ottawa Friday night by giving the Braves a sound thumping 47-12. The defeat ended the (Brave's) first winless season in 34 years. Baker was in complete command of the annual games with its most ardent MON.—SAT. 6:30 A.M.—8:00 P.M. SUN. 9:00 A.M.—6:00 P.M. CHARLIE'S TRADING POST Harry Singer GUNS & AMMO GROCERIES FOOTLIGHTS SELF—SERVICE GASOLINE CHARLES DUNCAN 215 AMES 594-3221 Baldwin City. Kansas Unusual Cards & Gifts #1 in • RAY'S SHELLY SERVICE B44S Iowa Holiday Plaza 4th St. • U.S. 56 Hwy. Lawrgnoe, Kanaaa BBO44 EDGERTON, KANS. 66021 [813] B41-8377 882-6555 Wildcat Football Opponent Series Records Opponent Won Lost Tied Opponent Won Lost Tied Benediotine 1 1 - Kansas Wesleyan 29 21 5 Bethany 26 16 - Lakeland 0 0 1 Bethel 29 5 1 McPherson 33 8 3 Campbell 1 0 - Mid America 1 0 0 Central Methodist 6 7 - Midland 2 0 - Central Missouri 1 0 - Missouri U.
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