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UNLV UNLV Football Programs UNLV Athletics 9-28-1974 UNLV "Rebels" vs University of Montana University of Nevada, Las Vegas Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalscholarship.unlv.edu/football_programs Part of the American Popular Culture Commons, Civic and Community Engagement Commons, and the Sports Studies Commons Repository Citation University of Nevada, Las Vegas (1974). UNLV "Rebels" vs University of Montana. 1-36. Available at: https://digitalscholarship.unlv.edu/football_programs/19 This Pamphlet is protected by copyright and/or related rights. It has been brought to you by Digital Scholarship@UNLV with permission from the rights-holder(s). You are free to use this Pamphlet in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s) directly, unless additional rights are indicated by a Creative Commons license in the record and/or on the work itself. This Pamphlet has been accepted for inclusion in UNLV Football Programs by an authorized administrator of Digital Scholarship@UNLV. For more information, please contact [email protected]. SEPT.28 · ca... .- .... .. \ ~ touchdowns. He has also caught three passes for 52 yards and one touchdown of 20 yards. TONIGHT'S GAME Three new faces in the offensive backfield to watch are fullback Keith Beverly, quarterback Glenn Carano and reserve running back K.C. Cole. Beverly, a sophomore, was the offensive player-of-the-week against Weber while Carano, also a sophomore, has completed 11 of 18 passes llli for 209 yards and two touchdowns. He has also run for 76 net yards and two touchdowns. Cole, a freshman who was the L.A . City player-of-the­ year for Gardena High last year, has run for 141 yards on WITH only 17 carries for an 8.3 per carry average. Mike Haverty, offensive star against Northern Arizona, II has caught four passes for 55 yards and one touchdown of 21 yards . BEST WISHES RON MEYER A great utility man for the Rebels is senior wide receiver & Steve Haggerty. Haggerty has caught two passes for 55 COACHING STAFF yards, returned three punts for 38 yards (a 12.7 yard UNUI average) and four kickoffs for 110 yards (a 27.5 yard average). RON MEYER On defense, returnees Marlon Beavers, Joe Ingersoll, Larry Fard ·Ianna Gallaway vs UNLV COACH Mike Whitemaine and Scotty Orr are leading the way along with newcomers Mike Otto, freshman Greg Willis and lab Gallaway. Willie Barker linebacker Tony Sandone. Frank Guerriero · Jimlauis The Grizzlies would like nothing better than to claw U.OF down the Rebels. UNLV would like nothing better than to Rag Wickman· lab Maawell trap the Grizzlies. Sit back and enjoy Rebel FOOTBALL . VMi•syThe Pu!f MONTANA " MORE IN 74" vlzlea The Pu!f KEEPING TABS ON FUTURE FOES: SANTA CLARA (2-1) def. Sacramento State, 14-9; PRAIRIE VIEW A&M (0-2) lost to jackson State, 67-7; BOISE STATE (2-0) def. Chico State, 41-7; HAWAII (2-0) def. Humboldt State, 35-9; NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS (2-1) lost to Western New Mexico, JACK SWARTHOUT 17-16; SOUTH DAKOTA STATE (3-1) lost to Youngstown State, 35-21; U. NEVADA, RENO (2-1) lost to IDAHO UM COACH STATE (1-0), 13-7. This is the official University of Nevada, Las Vegas By Dominic Clark Rebels football program, published by the Department of UNLV Sports Information Director Intercollegiate Athletics for all home games. The produc­ tion is by Friends, Inc., 537 East Sahara, Las Vegas; type­ Starting the season off with two road game victories, the setting by Photo Comp, 2765 South Highland, Las Vegas ; University of Nevada, Las Vegas kicks off an attractive nine printing by American Printing, 1514 East Fremont, Las game home schedule tonight against the Grizzlies from the Vegas Regional advertising is represented by Friends, University of Montana. Inc. and national advertising is represented by Spen cer The nationally ranked 2-0 Rebels of second-year head Marketing Services, 370 Lex ington Avenue, New York, coach Ron Meyer will inaugurate this series with coach NY 10017 . IZTEI jack Swarthout's Montana team by going with the same starting lineup the Rebs have had in their 28-10 victory IIIIIITIIIL over Weber State College in Ogden, Utah and 31-14 EDITOR: Dominic Clark triumph over Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, last Campus Features: Mark Hughes IEJIIIII& li Saturday afternoon. Montana enters tonight's game with a veteran team but Photography: John Goad IIIIIILY an 0-2 record with losses to Simon Fraser of Canada (23-14) and to nationally ranked University of South Dakota 1406 S. MAIN ST. (24-10). UNLV has some new faces, blended with several of last LAS VEGAS, NEVADA year's 8-3 squad, to give the Rebels an even stronger team than 1973 . Of course, UNLV's first football All-American NCAA (Mike Thomas), is back to lead a bruising ground attack Member Phone 384-7241 that is averaging 295 yards a game. Thomas has gained 257 net yards in 39 carries for an average of 6.6 yards per carry and has scored three REBEL COACHES- The coaching staff for the University of Nevada, Las Vegas Rebel football team is comprised of, from left to right, these dedicated men: (front row) Steve Sidwell (defensive coach), Mar.tin McGuffey (graduate assistant), Doug Johnson (student assistant), Doug Carder (assistant head coach), Clayton Bywaters (academic and specialty teams coach), and Ron Meyer (head coach). Second row: John Chura (receiver coach), Larry Kennan (offensive coach), Jim Anderson (offensive backfield coach), Ron Smeltzer (offensive line coach), and Chris Ault REBEL TRAINERS - Trainers for the University of Nevada, Las Vegas are, left to right, Frank Zezoney, Ron (defensive secondary coach). Nold, Rodney Poindexter (head trainer), and Tom Pugh . BEST WISHES FOR A TREMENDOUS 1974 REBEL FOOTBALL SEASON. WITH GAME TICKET STUB Sheriff WINE AND BEER 3430 TROPICANA RAlPH lAmB aner the game IN THE NEW TROPICANA PLAZA visit the 'BOAT NOW ... 70 CHAMPIONSHIP BOWLING LANES Energy Home of is our business. Nationally ~MENS SHOP Conserving it Advert is everyone's business. SHOWBOAT Brands. Hotel, a Lanes SouthwesPGas CORPORATION The Clean Encrg~ People 2L.._HENDERSON_____ _ UNLV GENERAL UNLV SCENE DAMN GOOD by Mark Hughes FOOTBALL INFORMATION Information Director lYPE SHOP OUR CLIENTS One of the Rebels' most faithful fans isn't at the game 1914 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE tonight. SWEAR BY US University President Don Baepler is on the other side DATE UNLV OPP TIME of the Valley this weekend, lecturing on desert ecology to a group of people assembled at UNLV's 9,000-foot­ PHOTOCOMP Sept. 14 28 Weber State 10 hi gh field station in the Spring Mountains. 2765 S. Highland Drive Sept. 21 31 Northern Arizona U . 14 " It breaks my heart to miss the home opener," the Suite 105 president lamented before he left. " This is the first foot­ Sept. 28 U . of Montana 8:15p.m . 732-3919 ball game I've had to bypass in a long time. " Oct. 5 U . of Santa Clara 8:15p.m . Dr. Baepler, whose academic specialty is biology, is Oct. 12 Prairie View A & M 8:15p.m . one of two principal instructors this fall in a rather WE'RE UP TO OUR BELT BUCKLES Oct. 19 Boise State 8:15p.m. unusual continuing education class called " Living World IN ALL THE STYLES AND SIZES OF Oct. 26 U . of Hawaii 8:15p.m . -Desert Style. " He and joe King, a graduate biology BILL IK.ELAND ROGER BARNSON student, are acquainting about 20 local residents with LEVI'S. WHY NOT SLIP INTO THE Nov. 2 New Mexico Highlands 8:15p.m. Athletic Director Assistant A.D. the plants, mammals, birds and reptiles that occupy the PANTIQUE AND A PAIR OF NEW Nov. 9 South Dakota State 8:15p.m . arid regions of the Southwest . Nov. 16 * U . ofNevada, Reno 8:15p.m . So , instead of peering through binoculars at linebackers LEVI'S TODAY. 385-1516 Nov. 23 Idaho State U . 8:15p.m . and split ends this weekend, the chief administrator is focusing his field glasses on chickadees, blue jays and an * Homecoming occasional ground squirrel. " Too many people think the desert is a dreary, un­ interesting place," Dr. Baepler explained. " We want to HALFTIME . Intermission will be 20 show them what it's really like-alive with all kinds of minutes for all home games activity." UNIFORMS HOME .. ... Scarlet Helmets, Scarlet THIRD AND FREMONT · DOWNTOWN jerseys, Gray Pants AWAY .. ... Scarlet Helmets, White Jerseys, Gray Pants GAME FOOTBALL . Wilson TD, with white stripes DOMINIC CLARK SHERMAN BENNETT SURFACE . AstroTurf (re-installed for PONDEROSA Sports Information Ticket Manager 1974 season) Director SHOE BANK. Shoes for games played in Las Vegas Stadium are NEVADA supplied from the shoe bank OF LAS VEGAS in the facility SCOUTING TICKETS, PRESS & RADIO CREDENTIALS . Contact Dominic Clark,' UNL V Sports Information RUGGED WORKING FOR THE Director WESTERN WEAR WHOLE FAMILY TICKET PRICES . $3.00 General Admission, $5.00 reserved seats, $40 per season ticket Tomorrow, he will lead a three-mile hike to explore a 304 FREMONT· 384-4301 few ancient Bristlecone pine trees, reportedly the oldest living objects on the face of the earth . Along the route· of the nature walk, he will be pointing out some of the GOOD LUCK TO COACH RON AND THE FLOYD BROWNING dozens of shrubs and plants that are native to the area. Equipment Manager Dr. Baepler opened the first of six classroom lectures ENTIRE REBEL STAFF. on desert life earlier this week on the campus. His slide­ illustrated talks will continue through the end of next month when the second field trip is planned-an over­ night expedition to the Salton Sea in California.
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