UA19/17/1/4 Football Program - WKU Vs University of Evansville WKU Athletic Media Relations

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WESTERN VS 'EVANSVILLE

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HILLTOPPERS OUT TO END LOSING STREAK: FOURTEEN HIGH SCHOOL .BANDS GUEST ON THE CAMPUS FOR HALFTIME IIBAND DAYII PROGRAM. WESTERN WELCOMES ALL THE GUESTS.

Western's young and fighting Hilltoppers return home this afternoon to take on the Purple Aces of Evansville College in a "Band Day" battle. The hard hitting Hilltoppers are out to end .a three game losing streak with a victory over the Aces.

The game today will mark the 15th time that these two teams have met on the gridiron. Western has won 9 games while losing 3. Two games have ended in a tie.

Over the seven games played the Hilltoppers have given up 1670 yards on the ground .and 282 yards in the air for a total of 1952 yards gained. Western's offense has ground out 962 yards on the ground and 555 yards in the air for a total ·of 1517 yards.

The Hilltoppers have as yet to send a man into the end zone for a second touchdown. Freshman halfback Bob Clark leads in the scoring by the strength of his toe. He has one touchdown as a result of an 85 yard punt return and one extra point. Right on his heels are ,eight men who have one touchdown. They are: Jim Chambliss, Ken Barrett, Jerry Brewer, Rod Bagby, Carroll VanHooser, Jerry Nassano, Dave Brown As of last Wednesday the fol ing and Mike Moriarity. lowing band and their directors had indicated that they would Jerry Nassano has picked up 302 yards of the 555 yard be present for Band Day. total that the Hilltoppers have gained through the air in Campbellsville the seven games to date. Carroll VanHooser has completed : ...... George Weeke~ 22 of 46 attempts for the remaining 253 yards. Nassano has Elizabethtown completed 20 of 47 attempts and has tossed one touchdown ...... Kenneth L. Neidig pass. VanHooser has completed one pass for a touchdown. Franklin ,. Mrs. Gene Garrett On the ground Western has six men who have picked Wayne County up over 100 yards. Wayne Duncan is leading with 174 · ...... Arthur J. Floyd Central City .... R. M. Walker yards in 39 carries. Edwin "Johnny" Johnson is close on ---...... Bob Cochrum his heels with 151. Jackie Johnson, Ken Barrett, Jim Cham Hartford .. Dorothy T. Hunley bliss, and Jerry Brewer all have gone over the century Park City ...... Bill Brogan mark. Greenville ...... Elmo Barry Beaver Dam All the 853 members of the visiting bands and their , , ... , . , . .. Mrs. Rhea Render directors here for the annual , Band Day celebration are Fern Creek ...... Bill Sloan most cordially welcomed. The massed bands on the field Russell ville · ... " . . . Mrs. Marvin Carver present one of the most colorful highlights during the foot War,ren County ball season. · . . .. Mrs. Margaret Ha'mpton Homecoming is on November 19 against arch rival Mur M()rgantown ... Charles Black ray.

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Band Day is one of the most colorful events held at Western each year. The halftime show at the football game in the Western Stadium is highlighted by the massed bands on the field for two> numbers. Prior to the game, the visiting bands along with the Western band stage a parade through downtown Bowling Green and up College Street to the Stadium. Western is happy and proud to have all the visiting musicians as guests today. The Music de partment, headed by Dr. Hugh Gunderson, will be host to our visitors immediately following the game for refreshments and entertainment at the Music Hall. Each year all of us here at Western look :orward to Band Day and the wonderful visitors who come to participate in this outstanding event wi th us. We hope that all of you have a most enjoy able day and come back to the campus often. You are always welcome on College Heights. Today's game marks the return of the Hilltoppers to friendly ground after two hard games on the road against two of their strongest rivals. After today the Hilltoppers will close out the season with the annual Homecoming battle which will be waged with arch rival Murray on the 19 of No vember in the Western Stadium at 2:00 p.m.

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WESTERN/S ROSTER No. Name Class Age Ht. Wt. Position Hometown 20 DeLane Simpson Fresh. 17 5-11 170 Fullback Portsmouth, Va. "22 Jerry N assano Sr. 21 5-11 180 Quarterback Newport, K y. 24 Bill Strawn Jr. 21 6- 4 248 Center Norfolk, Va. 26 Ted Revack Jr. 21 6- 2 210 Tackle Pittsburgh, Pa. 27 Billy Joe Holt Soph. 21 6- 2 195 End Sturgis, Ky. 28 Kenny Barrett Soph. 24 5- 9 170 Halfback Princeton, Ky. 29 Dave Browning Fresh. 18 5- 8 160 Halfback Dixie Hgts., K y. 31 Buck Lawson Fresh. 18 6- 0 200 Center Bow ling Green, Ky. 33 Carroll VanHooser Soph. 19 6- 1 160 Quarterback Marion, Ky. 35 Sonny .Berthold Jr. 22 6- 1 215 Tackle Louisville, Ky. 37 Mark Hoffard Jr. 21 5-11 185 End Johnston City, Ill. 38 Jim Chambliss Jr. 20 6- 1 175 Halfback Sturgis, Ky. 39 Jerry Brantley Soph. 20 6- 1 185 Halfback Morganfield, Ky. 40 WaynE: DUncan Jr. 20 5-10 185 Fullback Erlanger, Ky. 41 Jim Sterchi Fresh. 18 5-11 175 Guard Chattanooga, Tenn. "42 Vernon "Tank" Wilson Sr. 21 5-10 190 Guard Evansville, Ind. 43 John Kimbrough Fresh. 18 6- 0 215 Tackle Chattanooga, Tenn. 44 Edwin "Johnny" Johnson Soph. 19 5-10 170 Fullback Sturgis, Ky. 45 Leon Dunagan Soph. 20 6- 0 210 Tackle Louisville, Ky. 47 Clarence Woolums Fresh. 18 6- 1 180 End Frankfort, Ky. 48 Jerry Brewer Fresh. 18 5- 8 160 Halfback Paducah, Ky. 49 Jackie Johnson Jr. 20 5-11 185 Halfback Evansville, Ind. 50 Ro.dney Bagby Fresh. 19 5-11 200 Fullback Covington, Ky. 51 David Griggs Fresh. 18 6- 3 185 Center Morganfield, Ky. 52 Clarence Baker Fresh. 22 5- 8 200 Guard Norfolk, Va. 53 Ray Weaver Jr. 23 6- 0 210 Center Covington, Ky. 54 John Waters Fresh. 18 6- 2 215 Tackle Mayfield, Ky. 55 Carroll Speer Jr. 21 6- 1 210 Tackle Mayfield, Ky. 56 David Holt Fresh. 18 6- 2 172 End Sturgis, Ky. 57 Mike Moriarity Jr. 20 6- 3 195 End Pittsburgh, Pa. 59 Bob Clark Fresh. 19 5-10 165 Halfback Norfolk, Va. 61 Ralph Madison Soph. 20 6- 2 195 Center Waynesboro, Va. 62 Y oggie Hardin Fresh. 18 5-10 205 Guard Norfolk, Va. 63 Pete Kappas Fresh. 18 5- 7 190 Guard Dixie Hgts., Ky. 64 Dave Patton Sr. 21 6- 0 195 Guard Chattanooga, Tenn. ' 63 Twyman Patterson Soph. 21 6- 2 220 Tackle Louisville, Ky. 66 Kenney Griffith Fresh. 18 5- 7 150 Quarterback Paducah, Ky. 67 Joe Cain Fresh. 18 6- 3 208 Tackle Hamilton, Ohio 63 Joe Cunningham Soph. 20 6- 1 175 End Sturgis, Ky. 69 Tom Fry Fresh. 18 5- 6 160 Halfback Dixie Hgts., Ky. * Co-Captains

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LE LT LG C RG RT RE Moriarity Berthold Wilson Strawn Patton Patterson Cunningham 57 35 42 24 64 65 68

QB Nassano 22

LHB RHB Chambliss Jack Johnson 38 49

FB Duncan 40

20 DeLane Simpson 40 Wayne Duncan 53 Ray Weaver 22 Jerry N assano 41 Jim Sterchi 54 John Waters 24 Bill Strawn 42 Vernon "Tank" 55 Carrol Spears 25 J. W. DeBoe Wilson 56 David Holt 26 Ted Revack 43 John Kimbrough 57 Mike Moriarity 27 Billy Joe Holt 44 Johnny Johnson 59 Bob Clark 28 Kenny Barrett 45 Leon Dunagan 61 Ralph Madison 29 Dave Browning 46 J . O. Cannon 62 Y oggie Hardin 31 Buck Lawson 47 Clarence Woolums 63 Pete Kappas 33 Carroll VanHooser 4g Jerry Brewer 64 Dave Patton 35 Sonny Berthold 49 Jackie Johnson 65 Twyman Patterson 37 Ma rk Hoffard 50 Rodney Bagby 66 Kenny Griffith 38 Jim Chambliss 51 David Griggs 67 Joe Cain 39 Jerry Brantley 52 Clarence Baker 63 Joe Cunn:ngham 6~ Tom Fry

OFFICIALS Referee: Dave Scoby, Nashville, Tennessee; Umpire: Ernie Chattin, Nash ville, Tennessee: Head Linesman: E1gar McN?. bb. Ft. Mitnhell, Kentucky; Fjeld Judge: Webb Po::- t e:r, Trenton, Tennessee. PROBABLE EVANSVILLE LINE-UP

LE LT LG C RG RT RE Torrence Huff House Davies Heard Horr Henry 43 51 28 83 37 44 47

QB Sinclair 31

HB HB Parrish Trainer 77 69

FB Lutterbacb 39

3 Jackson, J . O. 37 Heard, Norm 68 Moldovan, .Gene 4 Hainan, Larry 39 Lutterbach, Ken 69 Trainer, Jerry 5 Thompson, Richie 41 George, Robert 72 Jackson, Lowell 6 Thompson, Corky 43 Torrence, Dave 75 Stocker, Bill 8 Merkley, Jim 44 Horr, Jim 76 Lutterbach, Gene 11 Mattingly, Bill 45 Aramowicz Phil 77 Parrish, Bill 21 Will, Frank 47 Henry, Don 78 King, John 22 Wallace, Gene 48 Scales, Burley 79 Crister, Gary 26 Rohleder, Maurice 51 Huff, Bill 82 Cabert , Bill 27 Drone, Bob 52 Myers, Larry 83 Davies, David 28 House, Chuck 55 Weinz!tpfel 84 Matthews, Dick 29 Crowe, Jerry 55 Whitb ker, Lloyd 85 Williams, Don 31 Sinclair, Dick 66 Coudret, Ken 34 Ewers, Dick 67 Austill, David

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EVANSVILLE ROSTER No. Name Po. Age Hgt. Wgi. Yr. Home Town 3 Jackson, J. O. QB 26 6-00 196 4 Evansville, Ind. 4 Hainan, Larry E 17 6-01 180 1 Salem, Ind. 5 Thompson, Richie HB 18 5-08 158 2 Evansville, Ind. 6 Thompson, Corky HB 20 5-07 150 3 Evansville, Ind. 8 Merkley, Jim FB 19 5-09 165 3 Murphysboro, Ill. 11 Mattingly, Bill E 20 6-00 190 3 Evansville, Ind. 21 Will, Frank G 20 5-10 175 3 Evansville, Ind. 22 Wallace, Gene E 26 5-10 185 2 Evansville, Ind. 26 Rohleder, Maurice HB 18 5-09 172 2 Jasper, Ind. 27 Drone, Bob G 20 5-08 165 2 Evansville, Ind. 28 House, Chuck G 20 5-10 190 3 Evansville, Ind. 29 Crowe, Jerry T 18 6-11/2 185 1 Evansville, Ind. 31 Sinclair, Dick QB 20 6-01 173 3 Bloomington, Ind. 34 Ewers, Dick E 20 6-11/2 183 1 Evansville, Ind. 37 Heard, Norm T 24 5-8% 190 4 Evansville, Ind. 39 Lutterbach, Ken FB 21 6-00 195 3 Evansville, Ind. 41 George, Robert QB 20 5-10 185 3 Tell City, Ind. 43 Torrence, Dave E 19 602 195 1 Evansville, Ind. 44 Horr, Jim T 19 5-10 200 2 Evansville Ind. 45 Aramowicz, Phil T 18 5-11 210 2 Evansville, Ind. 47 Henry, Don E 22 6-03 208 3 Evansville, Ind. 48 Scales, Burley G 22 6-01 225 2 Boonville, Ind. 51 Huff, Bill T 20 5-10 230 3 Evansville, Ind. 52 Myers,' Larry T 19 5-10 200 2 Evansville, Ind. 55 Weinzapfel G 17 5-10 180 1 Evansville, Ind. 56 Whittaker, Lloyd HB 22 6-00 186 2 Boonville, Ind. 66 Courdet, Ken T 18 6-00 220 1 Evansville, Ind. 67 Austill, David C 19 5-10 190 2 Evansville, Ind. 68 Moldovan, Gene E 22 6-02 195 3 Warren, Ohio 69 Trainer, Jerry QB 18 5-10 176 1 Evansville, Ind. 72 Jackson, Lowell C 18 5-09 175 1 Evansville, Ind. 75 Stocker, Bill E 17 6-02 198 1 Evansville, Ind. 76 Lutterbach, Gene HB 19 5-11 180 2 Evansville, Ind. 77 .Parrish, Bill HB 21 6-00 190 4 Evansville, Ind 78 King, John G 18 5-111/2 220 1 Gosport, Ind. 79 Critser, Gary T 18 6-02 212 2 Evansville, Ind. 82 Gabert, Bill G 21 5-11 205 4 Evansville, Ind. 83 Davies, David C 19 6-00 188 2 Bloomington, Ind. 84 Matthews, Dick FB 26 6-01 209 2 Evanston, Ill. 85 Williams, Don E 24 6-00 185 4 Evansville, Ind.

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A Message from George Halas, Chicago Bears

An incident happened this Spring that may give the current football season a meaning bigger than the bowl games and All America selections. The University of Kentucky Wildcats will take the field in every game without their star fullback. ALLEN FELCH Allen Felch is the missing man. He'd been scheduled for discharge from the Army at Camp Gordon, near treatment costs of $45,000, if they're lucky enough to Augusta, Ga., On June 9. F elch planned to re-enter the receive prompt surgery and get the benefits of the few U. K . summer classes on J une 20, completing eligibility medical facilities equipped and staffed to help them. for two more varsity seasons. As a sophomore he was That's why I am serving as F ootball Chairman on Kentucky's best ground gainer. But now his playing days the All Sports Committee for the Paralyzed. Bill Corum are over. organized this effort to raise money for the medical re The Sunday before discharge from the Army, Allen search and professional education programs calTied on Felch got a week-end pass. He went swimming with his at leading medical centers by the National Paraplegia wife and another couple in Aiken County, S. C., not far Foundation. Bill's doing a great job. from Augusta. He dove into shallow water. His head hit Football people with us are Bert Bell, Charles W. bottom, breaking his neck. Bidwell, Jr., Russell W. Bogda, Lou Little, 'Red Grange, After treatment at the Camp Gordon post hospital, Herman Hickman, Tom Harmon, Frank Leahy, John V, the Army flew Felch to Walter Reed Hospital in Wash Mara and Art Rooney. All research grants are adminis~ ington, D. C. Completely paralyzed, the boy could speak tered by m edical authorities from the Universities of and move his eyes but nothing else. His life may well Pennsylvania, Illinois, Yale, Southern California, Louis have been saved by Army surgeons, and he will have ville, Harvard, Indiana, Michigan and Washington Uni every possible help for the long road back through re verSity. habilitation. Please help. Each fellowship t akes $15,000, and every There's one lucky element in a story otherwise black dollar is important. Send your personal tax-deductible tragedy all the way. Felch was in the Army. He's en gift payable to the National Paraplegia Foundation . titled to treatment at government expense. This is no Advise Bill Corum what your · team, club or informal small matter. Civilians whose spines are crushed in group of friends will do. Write him at 432 Fourth Avenue, sports, factory and auto accidents must pay average New York 16, N. Y.

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