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10-4-1952 Grizzly Football Game Day Program, October 4, 1952 University of Montana—Missoula. Athletics Department

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IlLD • OCTOBER 1952 DOROTHY COLLINS,

‘The Sweetheart of Lucky Strike says: Be Happy- GO LUCKY! LUCKIES TASTE A Welcome from Your President

The welcome sign is always out to friends and former students of . You will observe that something new is being added to the campus, but you need never feel a stranger here.

Particularly the m em bers of the classes of 1902 an d 1927, who are cele­ brating their Golden and Silver graduation anniversaries, will appreciate the changes to bo wrought by the present construction on the campus. It was in 1902 that the need for adequate living accommodations for women students inaugurated construction of Craig Hall, the first addition to the University's then two-buildng campus. By 1923, when the members of the class of 1927 came here as freshmen, North and South Halls were first occupied and the Men's Gymnasium was opened.

But, while additions and extensions must come, the good past blends easily with the new. In our hearts the University never really changes much. It is enriched year by year by the growing numbers of men and women who have been here and whom we welcome again on this annual Homecoming.

c a r l McFa r l a n d President THE MONTANA UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL PROGRAM

Clyde W. "Cac" Hubbard...... Athletic Director Fred C. C u n n in g h am ...... Editor BRIGHAM Clete S m ith ...... A ssistant YOUNG Ritch Johnson ...... Sales Manager UNIVERSITY 1952 ------*► -vs.- HOMECOMING MONTANA GAME UNIVERSITY

OFFICIAL WATCH FOR THIS GAME

ACCEPTED AS OFFICIAL WATCH FOR TIMING CHAMPIONSHIP SPORTS EVENTS IN ALL FIELDS ALL OVER THE WORLD

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National Advertising Representative. Don Spencer Company. Inc.. 271 Madison Avenue. New York 16. New York. GUIDE COUGAR DESTINY—Coaches Dave Crowton, Bob Bunker, Chick Atkinson, and Reed Nielsen comprise coaching staff of growing University during the hectic 1952 pigskin season.

Brigham Young's Formidable Foursome ...

Football fans will have to go a long way to Line Coach Reed Nielsen—This rotund driver match the talents, natural abilities and unquench­ goes a mile-a-minute on the practice field, develop­ able spirit of the four Cougar mentors pictured ing the finer points of the game. A vet with plenty above. Separate and distinct personalities on and of knowhow and intestinal fortitude under his belt, off the field, this quartet of mentors operates as one Reed came up through BYU grid school. He was smooth-working collective body when it comes to all-conference center for two years in a row, and working towards the common goals of the group. played in East-West game his senior year. Nielsen A close-up of each reveals: also spent two valuable years with the Detroit Head Coach Charles "Chick" Atkinson—Here's Lions before accepting a post at his alma mater. a man just 34 years old, who four years ago, End Coach Bob Bunker—Came out of the Gem stepped into the fast company of collegiate football State with Chick to help rebuild the Cougar team. coaching. In the four years he has been at BYU, A State grad, Bob functions with flankers on Chick has run the length of setbacks and ob­ grid techniques. He racked up quite a record as stacles, and yet his spirit is undaunted by the Peston High mentor before adding his dry humor rough spots in the past and the uncertainties of the and up-stairs savvy to Cougar coaching pool. future. His first year at Cougarville found him los­ Freshman and Assistant Varsity Coach Dave ing every contest of an 11-game schedule, but he's Crowton — Quiet, unassuming Dave Crowton come a country mile since then. moves with certainty and dispatch in preping An athlete of exceptional merit. Chick is an youngsters for varsity play. A Granite High im­ product and is still remembered throughout mortal, Dave coached BY high from 1938-1948 be­ the state for his athletic talents. He excelled in fore joining coaching staff as player relations man. baseball, basketball, and football before graduat­ A diamond mentor who won the Skyline title his ing from Idaho University with both BS and MS freshman year as baseball coach, Dave fits nicely degrees. into BYU picture. ROBERT HAMBLIN. Halfback LARRY HANCOCK. Tackle LARRY BEAN. Fullback DARELL DONEY.

CHUCK BUSBY. End KEITH MATTHEWS. Quarterback GEO. FRANKOVITCH. Center JOE MARTINEZ, Guard

MARION PROBERT. End GEORGE BOWMAN, Center CLINT TAYLOR. Guard DON WOODS. Fullback

BOB BILLS. H alfbcak ELMO ROUNDY. Halfback TERRY SMITH. Halfback DAVE CHADWICK. Halfback RICHARD FELT. Halfback GARY PAXMAN. Halfback JOHN ROBINSON. Guard DON MONCUR, Center

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DEWEY BRUNDAGE. End QUINCY SHULMAN. Center NORM SLAYMAKER. End OWEN SKOUSEN, End

WALT SMIT. Guard DAVE LINDSTROM. Guard L. SATTERFIELD. Quarterback DeRAY EYRE, End

PAUL KOCHEVAR. Center JERRY LUNDBERG. End DREW SHUMWAY. Guard LOWELL MADSEN. Tackle JAE BALLIF, Fullback HENRY WEST. Quarterback LEWIS KOCHEVAR, Guard BOB WHITAKER. Halfback

UDELL WESTOVER. F ullback ROSS CARTER. Tackle ROBERT EARP, Guard HAROLD CUNNINGHAM. Tackle

KAROL BILLS. Guard MELVIN NIELSEN. Tackle WENDELL EGBERT. End ROY JONES. Halfback

HARRY BRAY. Tackle CLARENCE HULSE. Tackle CALVIN MONSON. Tackle REED STOLWORTHY. Fullback R e fre s h

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BRIGHAM YOUNG U. (OFFENSIVE) MP* LE LT LG C RG RT Probert Nielsen Smit Bowman L. Kochevar Madsen (34) (51) (44) (53) (54) (55)

QB D oney (46)

LH RH Paxm an H am blin (2 2 ) (35)

FB Stolw orthy (33)

MONTANA LINE-UP (DEFENSIVE)

LE LT LG RG RT RE M aus lones Antonick Burke S tew art Nickel (50) (481 (32) (41) (45) (55) uelson D euchler Little Ingram Bartsch Pinsoneault (S3) (42) (33) (35) (47) (52) LB LB W ikert M urray (93) (43) W ilson DeLuca (21) (34) LH RH Brott C am pbell (70) (60) Lindsay Carlson (94) S (80) H eath (61) Gue (73)

OFFICIALS R eferee— W . T. H odges Umpire—Cal Agricola H ead L inesm an—T. J. Black Field Judge—Deb Young

COI’Y 11IO HT 1U52. COCA-COLA CO M PA N Y COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., OF MISSOULA MISSOULA. MONTANA MONTANA UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL ROSTER FOOTBALL ROSTER

58 George Bowman C 20 6.3 205 No. Nam e Pos. A ge Ht. Wt. 59 George Frankovitch C 20 5.11 200 20 Marlyn Jensen C 20 6. 185 50 Paul Kochevar C 19 6.1 180 21 Jim W ilson C 20 6. 195 55 Don Moncur ...... C 22 6.1 185 22 Byron Robb C 20 5.11 185 11 LaVon Satterfield QB 21 5.9 164 23 *Joe Roberts ...... C 21 6. 185 46 Darrell Doney QB 20 6.1 176 30 Howard Burke G 19 6. 180 14 Keith Matthews QB 21 5.11 150 31 Del Swerdfeger G 19 5.10 200 10 Henry W est QB 18 5.11 145 32 **Bob Antonick G 21 6. 205 22 Gary Paxman HB 19 5.9 165 33 Don Little G 18 6. 195 25 Bob Hamblin HB 21 5. 169 34 Joe DeLuca LB-G 19 6.1 195 19 Bob Whitaker HB 23 6. 162 35 ‘“"Mel Ingram G 21 5.10 185 21 Richard Felt HB 18 6. 155 a \ * b • 23 Roy Jones HB 20 5.9 180 36 Don Orlich G 20 6. 185 9 Terry Smith HB 19 5.11 156 l i n z z l i e s 37 Chet Swearingen ...... G 20 6. 195 IS Bob Bills ...... HB 21 5.10 175 40 ‘ “‘Bob Lamley T 24 6.2 205 20 Elmo Roundy HB 22 5.10 175 41 : Jim Burke ...... G 21 5.11 175 8 Dave Chadwick HB 23 5.11 180 liil that line! 42 Owen Deuchler ...... T 19 6. 220 7 Jae Ballii ...... FB 21 6.1 179 43 Jim Murray ...... T-LB 21 6.2 200 40 Don W oods FB 21 6. 184 44 Bob Crumley T 18 5.11 185 17 Udell Westover FB 21 6. 180 45 ■ Bob Stewart T 20 6. 195 33 Reed Stolworthy FB 21 5.10 180 From your host of friends and 47 Dan Bartsch ...... T 19 6.1 190 19 6. 182 48 **Gordon Jones ...... T 21 6. 205 31 Larry Bean FB rooters at Western Montana's 85 Owen Skousen E 19 6. 170 50 ‘ Harold Maus ...... E 21 6.4 200 88 DeRay Eyre E 24 6. 186 Family Shopping Center and 52 Dick Pinsoneault E 20 6.1 185 81 Marion Probert E 18 6.1 180 throughout Montana, we send 53 George Samuelson ...... E 19 6.4 190 19 6.1 171 55 ■ Frank Nickel ...... E 19 6.3 180 83 Wendell Egbert E our best wishes for a success­ 53 Kay Stephenson E 19 5.11 176 56 Ed Anderson ...... E 19 6.2 200 87 Jerry Lundberg ...... E 18 6.3 195 ful football season. Hit that 57 ‘"‘‘Don Gerlinger E 21 6. 200 80 Norm Slaymaker E 18 6. 168 line Grizzlies, and hit it hard 60 ‘‘Murdo Cam pbell QB 19 5.11 170 19 6.1 190 61 Dick Heath QB 20 5.9 180 52 Don James ...... E ... we are backinq you to the 84 Chuck Busby E 19 6.1 190 62 John Allen QB 22 5.10 150 65 Dave Lindstrom G 22 6.2 184 limit! 70 D ean Brott ...... HB 19 6. 170 66 Karol G. Bills G 22 6.1 203 71 * "Bob Graves HB 22 6. 180 61 Joe Martinez G 19 6. 178 72 Paul Weskamp ...... HB 20 5.11 190 67 Lewis Kochevar G 21 6.1 188 73 Bill Gue ...... HB 18 5.9 160 60 Robert Earp G 20 5.11 191 74 Harold Gompf HB 18 5.11 165 64 John Robinson G 19 6.1 195 80 * “Gene Carlson HB 20 5.11 185 31 Drew Shumway G 21 6. 180 81 "Fred Mirchoff FB 24 5.11 180 63 W alt Smit G 21 6. 180 82 " "Bo Laird ...... HB 20 5.11 200 75 Melvin Nielsen T 20 6.1 186 83 Harold Beilis HB 21 6.2 170 70 Larry Hancock T 21 6.1 191 90 ‘"Dick Shadoan ...... QB 20 5. 11 165 78 Harold Cunningham T 21 6.1 186 91 Bob Dantic HB 18 5.9 165 76 Lowell Madsen T 20 6.2 205 92 Ed Stocking HB 19 5.10 175 WESTERN MONTANA’S HOME-OWNEl) 74 Harry Bray ...... T 26 6.1 230 93 Milt Wikert LB 20 6. 200 SHOPPING CENTER 73 Calvin Monson T 18 6.4 190 94 ‘"Dick Lindsay LB-HB 19 6.1 190 72 Clarence Hulse T 20 6. 178 Ed Trippet ...... T 19 6.4 210 71 Ross Carter T 20 6.2 205 Hugh DeMers HB 18 5.10 165 18 Clint Taylor ...... T 18 6. 190 Keith Wright HB 22 5.10 160 M ONTANA LINE-UP (OFFENSIVE)

Maus Jones Antonick Roberts DeLuca Lamley Anderson (50) (48) (32) (23) (34) (40) (56) Samuelson Stewart Little Jensen Burke Deuchler Nickel (53) (45) (33) (20) (41) (42) (55) QB C am pbell (60) S h adoan (90) LH RH C arlson Laird (80) (82) G ue G raves (73) (71) FB Mirchofl (81) Gompf (74)

BRIGHAM YOUNG U. (DEFENSIVE)

LE LT LG RT RE Brundage Cunningham K. Bills M adsen Busby (47) (48) (39) (55) (28)

LB LB LB Ballil Frankovich Woods (7) (38) (40)

LH RH W estover Roundy (17) (20) SAFETY M atthew s (14)

OFFICIALS Referee—W. T. Hodges Umpire— Cal Agricola H ead L inesm an— T. J. Black Field Judge—Deb Young

COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., OF MISSOULA MISSOULA. MONTANA GRIZZLY COACHES

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EDDIE CHINSKE JOHN ZEGER H ead Coach Line Coach

JIGGS DALHBERG FRANK MILBURN HARRY ADAMS Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach

The Official Watch for Timing Today's Game is Longines—"The World's Most Honored Watch." Montana Grizzlies...

Dick Shadoan Gordon Jones Billy Gue Bob Antonick Don Orlich

Ed Anderson Paul Weskamp Bob Crumley Ed Stocking Bob Dantic

Dick Hubbard Joe Roberts Bob Stewart Howard Burke

Don Little Don Gerlinger George Sam uelson Montana Grizzlies...

Mel Ingram Dan Bartsch Dick Lindsey

Harold Beilis Marlyn Jensen John Allen Hugh DeMers

Jim Burke Ed Trippet Owen Deuchler Jim W ilson Frank Nickel

Harold Maus Dick Hearth Bob Luoma Bob Lamley Murdo Campbell (M anager) Montana Grizzlies...

Joe DeLuca Jim Murray Fred Mirchoff Gene Carlson

A high spot in the halitime entertainment will be the crowning of one of these Homecoming gueen candidates. They are. from left to right, back row: Barbara Pence, Bozeman, Kappa Gamma; Gentria Cummings, Ronan, Sigma Kappa; Carlene Dragstedt, Missoula, Delta Gamma; Donna Wynacht, Billings, Delta Delta Delta; center row: Cathy Wonder, Jeffers, Synadelphic; Mari­ lyn Foster, Missoula. Kappa Alpha Theta; Janet Howard, Missoula, Alpha Phi; front row: Kay Hud­ son, Rapid City, S. D„ New Hall; and Phyllis Jean Webber, Joliet, North Hall. The nine candidates representing each of the women's living groups, were voted upon yesterday and the winner will be named and crowned during the halftime of the game today. HALFTIME ACTIVITIES

Probably the most colorful event during heart will be the next formation and the band Homecoming will be the half time entertain­ will play "The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi." ment at the game by the 85-piece Montana When the word EXAM is spelled out, the State University , directed by band will play "The Wheel of Fortune" and J. Justin Gray. This year the theme of the the "Funeral March." band program will be "Memories of Four Concluding the memory series, they will Years at MSU," a pageant of formations and form the letters GRAD and will play "Happy music depicting campus life. Days Are Here Again." After entering the field, the band will form The band will then form a large crown on an outline of old University Hall (Main Hall) the field, and the floats of the lovely Home­ and will play the "Halls of Ivy" to honor the coming queen candidates will parade around building that stands at the head of our the stadium. The candidates, who were se­ campus and that was the first building con­ lected by their living groups to vie for the structed on the campus. The next formation title, will be introduced by Kenneth C. Duff, will spell out PROF and the band will play president of the MSU Alumni Association, "Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf." and 1952 Homecoming queen will be From there the band will form a football crowned by him in front of the east bleachers. and will strike up "Mr. Touchdown, U.S.A." After the ceremonies the band will conclude in memory of the many football games the program by playing the state song, "Mon­ played during a college career. A huge tana, My Montana."

BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY

Location—Provo, Utah Conference—Skyline "8" Enrollment—5.600 Athletic Director—Edwin R. Kimball Colors—Royal Blue and White Head Coach—Charles Atkinson Nickname—Cougars School and Year—Idaho University, 1938 Stadium—BYU Stadium Publicity Director—Dave Schulthess Capacity— 10,000 Offensive System—Modified T.

1951 RESULTS 1952 SCHEDULE BYU O pponents Sept. 27 New Mexico University at Provo 27 Idaho State ...... 7 Oct. 4 Montana University at Missoula 6 7 Western State ...... 7 20 Hawaii University...... 7 Oct. 11 Utah University at 6 Utah University ...... 7 Oct. 25 Denver University at Provo 20 Wyoming University ...... 20 Nov. 1 Wyoming University at Provo 6 Denver University ...... 56 Nov. 8 San Jose State at San Jose 21 Colorado A & M ...... 19 Nov. 15 Utah State at Logan 28 Utah State ...... 27 0 New Mexico University...... 34 Nov. 22 Colorado A & M at Fort Collins 20 Pepperdine College...... 0 Nov. 29 Arizona State at Tempe Won 6 Lost 3 Tied 1

Results of Past Brigham Young-Montana U. Games: 1941 MU 20-7; 1942 BYU 12-6; 1948 BYU 26-20; 1949 MU 25-6 No. G am es P la y e d ...... 4 Points scored BYU ...... 51 BYU w o n ...... 2 Points scored MU ...... 71 MU won ...... 2 FOLLOW THE GRIZZLIES

M ONTANA UNIVERSITY 1952 SCHEDULE

D ate O pponent Place "Sept. ?n Utah State College M issoula 0-7 ‘"Sept. 27 Wyoming University Laramie, Wyo. 0-14 ‘"Oct. 4 Brigham Young U...... M issoula (Homecoming) "Oct. 11 Denver University Denver, Colo. ‘"Oct. 18 Colorado A. & M. .... Fort Collins, Colo. Oct. 25 Oregon University______...... Eugene, Ore. Nov. 1 Montana State College Missoula (Dad's Day) Nov. 8 Idaho University ______M oscow, Idaho ‘"Nov. 22 New Mexico University ...... Albuquerque, New Mex.

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