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For more information, please contact [email protected]. 1965 SCI Football Schedule Sept. 11 Northern Michigan- Cedar Falls, Ia., 7:30p.m. CST '7-10 Sept. 18 Southern Illinois - Carbondale, Ill., 8:00 p.m. CDT It,- ~3 Sept. 25 North Dakota State - Fargo, N.D., 7:30p.m. CST '7 ·- rxo Oct. 2 North Dakota U.- Cedar Falls, Ia. 7:30p.m. CST (Dad's Day) Oct. 9 Drake U . - Des Moines, Ia., 1:30 p.m. CST Oct. 16 Morningside - Sioux City, Ia., 8:00p.m. CST Oct. 23 Augustana- Cedar Falls, Ia., 1:30 p.m. CST (Homecoming) Oct. 30 South Dakota State - Brookings, S.D., 2:00p.m. CST Nov. 6 South Dakota U. -Cedar Falls, Ia., 1:30 p.m. CST (State Day) 1964 RESULTS -Contents- SCI 14 Northern Michigan 7 Press Information . ..... .. .... SCI Athletic D epartment 2 SCI 36 Mankato State 0 Head Coach Stan Sheriff 3 SCI 7 North Dakota State 14 Football Assistant Coa ches . 4 SCI 34 North Dakota U. 0 1965 Football Opponents ... .. .... 5 -13 SCI Roster . 14-15 SCI 41 Drake U . 14 Victory at the Pecan Bowl . 16 SCI 24 Morningside 14 Little All-American Randy Schultz 17 SCI 1965 Co-Captains 18 SCI 49 Augustana 0 Thumbnail Sketches of Squad ... 19-27 SCI 23 South Dakota State 14 1964 Statistics . 28 SCI Football Records . .. .... .29 SCI 13 South Dakota U. 6 All-Time Football Results ... 30 SCI 9 Northern Illinois 14 NCC Champions, Records ..... .. .. 3 1 SCI 19 Lamar Tech o 17 1965 Cross Country ... .32 Future Schedules . ..... Inside Cover o Pecan Bowl Game at Abilene, Texas SCI Record: 9 Wins, 2 Defeats. Composite Schedule Back Cover ON THE COVER The cover illustrates highlights from a brilliant 9-2 season in 1965, Sid Sickles had the Pecan Bowl trophy in hand when the Panthers returned from Abilene with Bruce Montgomery in pursuit. At the left, top to bottom; The Pecan Bowl's NCAA trophy; Little All-America Randy Schultz, outstanding back of the bowl game; the North Central Conference trophy, and Loren Buser, outstanding lineman of the bowl game. Press Book - $1.00 Press, Radio, Television Information The fall press book, supplying basic information on the State College of Iowa football and cross country teams for 1965, is designed to assist sports writers, radio and television men and other news personnel. As you plan your coverage of the SCI Panthers please note the following items: PRESS BOX: The press box at 0. R. Latham Stadium is located on top of the west stadium, providing working space for press, scouts, spotters and four radio teams. Telephone service is available. WORKING PH.ESS TICKETS: Applications should be made to the Sports Information Director. Tickets will be mailed or may be picked up at the Will Call desk in the Men's Gymnasium (just off main lobby). WOH.KING RADIO TICKETS: Application should be made to the Sports Information Director. Tickets will be mailed or may be J?icked up at the Will Call desk in the Men's Gymnasium (just off main lobby). Stations are to make their own arrangements with the telephone company for lines fol­ lowing confirmation from the SCI Sports Information Director on available space. Please notify the Sports Information Direc­ tor early if a spotter is desired. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Application for sideline passes should be made to the Sports Information Director. Tickets will be mailed or may be picked up at the Will Call desk in the Men's Gymnasium (just off main lobby). Sideline passes should be worn on coat in open to insure getting on field without trouble. PRESS BOX SERVICES: SCI will provide programs, three­ deep rosters of both teams, starting lineups, and pre-game information sheets prior to the start of each contest. At half­ time team and individual statistics and play by play sheets will be distributed with the same process followed after the game. One new statistical point is being added this year to the service . assisted and unassisted tackles. A lunch will be served at halftime. FOR INFORMATION: Call or write Dick Dietl, Sports Information Director, SCI. Office Phone: Area Code 319, 266-1721, Ext. 327 Home Phone: Area Code 319, 266-8943 Home Address: 1303 Rainbow Drive, Cedar Falls, Iowa MAJOR SCI NEWS OUTLETS Newspapers Radio-Television Cedar Falls Daily Record KWWL-TV, Waterloo (Marc Anthony, Sports Editor) (Lee Stevens, Sports Director) ' Vaterloo Daily Courier KXEL-Radio, Waterloo (Bob H erdien, Sports Editor) (Roy Cla rk, Sports Director) D es Moines Register KCFI-Radio. Cedar Falls (Leighton Housh, Sports Editor) (Don Hein, Sports Director) Cedar Rapids Gazette WMT-TV, Cedar Papids (Gus Schrader, Sports Editor) (Tait Cummins, Sports Director} College Eye, SCI KCRG-TV, Cedar Rapids (J. C. Nolan, Sports Editor) (Bob Brooks, Sports Director) Associated Press, Des Moines WHO-TV, Des Moines (Ron Speer, Sports Editor) (Jim Zabel, Sports Director) United Press International, D es Moines KRNT-TV, Des Moines (Spmts Editor) (Bud Sobel, Sports Director) Marshalltown Times-Republican KOEL-Radio, Oelwein (Mel Pitzen, Sports Editor) (Dale Brodt, Sports Director) KYTC, SCI, Cedar F alls 1 The College and The Staff THE COLLEGE State College of Iowa was established by the General As­ sembly in 1876 as the Iowa State Normal School, opening its doors that fall with 27 students and four instructors. From a single building on a 40-acre campus, the college has grown to include 36 principle buildings, a 570-acre campus, 370 faculty members and an estimated enrollment of 6.300 for 1965-66. In 1909 the institution was renamed Iowa State Teacher;, Coll ege and went through another change in title in 1961, becoming the State College of Iowa. Dr. J. W. Maucker General facts: Location: Cedar Falls, Iowa Enrollment: 6,300 (Estimated) Colors Purple and Old Gold Nickname: Panthers Conference: North Central Stadium: 0. R. Latham Stadium (7,300) President: Dr. J. W . Maucker Athletic Board: Dr. Raymond Schlicher, Chairman Dr. Cecil K. Phillips Dr. Paul C. Kelso Dr. Leland L. Sage Dr. Fred W. Lott Jr. Dr. William P. Happ Jr. Dr. Tames H. Witham Philiip C. Jennings Dr. Raymond Schlich er THE ATHLETIC STAFF Athletic Director: Dr. James H. "Witham (Bemidji State) Administrative Assistant: Dr. James R. Clark (Gustavus Adolphus) Director of lntramurals: Dr. William R. Thrall (LaCrosse State) Head Football Coach: Stan Sheriff (California Poly) Head Basketball Coach: Norm Stewart (Missouri) Head Wrestling Coach: Charles Patten (SCI) Head Track and Cross Country Coach: Jack Jennett (Drake) Head Baseball Coach: James D. Anderson (Eastern Illinois) Head Golf Coach: Charles Patten (SCI) Head Tennis Coach : Dr. Peter Mazula (Cortland, NY State) Athletic Trainer: Elmer Kortemeyer (W yoming) Assistant Football Coach: Don Erusha (Coe) Dr. James Witham Assistant Football Coach: Dennis Remmert (SCI) Sports Information Director: Dick Dietl (Luther) Team Physicians: Dr. S. C. Henn Dr. J. F. Gerken Equipment Managers: Floyd Paisley Kenneth Krumlinde 2 An Outlook SHERIFF VIEWS 1965 GRID SEASON A year ago head football coach Stan Sheriff was in an optimistic mood and called the 1964 club potenitally the best he had had at SCI. It proved to be just that. With the 1965 season at hand, Sheriff is again calling the shots, but the sound of optimism is not there. Too many 'ifs' cloud the picture. Sheriff takes aim on his sixth season at the Panther helm with a pair of major concerns: his defensive unit and team leadership. Both played major roles in the 1964 success story. Stan Sheriff Head Football Coach "We lost seven starters on defense," Sheriff said. "That's a big chunk of re­ building. Our entire backfield, from the linebackers on back, is gone." Leadership is the second major con­ cern. "Leadership was of paramount im­ As Sheriff looks for replacements the portance to us a year ago," said Sheriff. key figures in the entire program seem "You just can't measure in points and to be veterans Loren Buser and D oug victories what it meant to us." Korver. Buser is one of Sheriff's most valuable players. He is an outstanding Three of last year's captains, who pro­ fullback on offense in his own right, vided that spark, have graduated, leav­ playing behind Little All-America Randy ing only Ken Beverlin. Beverlin will Schultz. But his days as an outstanding provide a big spark and Sheriff is look­ anchor tackle on defense may be num­ ing for help from his three new captains, bered. Buser, Schultz and Del Hammond. "W e're searching for linebackers and SCI returns six of seven offensive line Buser may be the answer to one of our starters and on this fact Sheriff rates the problems," Sheriff continued. offense as potentiatly sound. "Our ends and tackles are all back and should per­ Therein lies Buser's great value. He form well. W e are weak at guard be­ seems equipped to play most any place hind Beverlin and in center depth be­ and do a stellar job.